Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 284, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 March 1854 — Page 3

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i Local and River Brevities. We thnk Mr. Jingo, for his Vincenaet items, and hope he will rattle them down UDon us like hail. With Moso at Cairo and JiofoitVincennes.we shall bid defiance to m

all rivalry. We hope "Jinjo" will send us ""j"u.cu u,.uj. ' , , House Atter iroino; into committee 3'estermore items. He will always be welcome. day on tU Il(jian appropriatiun bill, debate j We thank the German Turner Asso- ensued on the merits of the Nebraska bill. ! elation for complimentary tickets to the grand M"Un spoke against it ' r Ii ti it ,k- 8,,d "r reckenndge advocated the bill, and Ball to be given by them at Apollo Hall this refmcd wjlh much severitT to lhe cour8e of evening. We hope they will have a happy Mr. Cutting, of New York, in reiution to tbe time of it, and we know it will not be their bill. The House then adjourned, fault if they do not. These kind of gather- Friday. The Senate bill tending the r j w ii warehousing system, bv establishing private lags are great promoters of friendship as well warenJOUSe8 as amended and passaa of fun, and we like not only to hear of e(j them but to participate in their pleasures. A bill for the relief of George Bishop, and 1 The election excitement is rising and representatives ol John Arnold, deceas1,1 . ed, to extend tor 14 years the putent for macandidates are among the peop e. It is a king cloth w ithout spinning and weaving the

pity they cannot all get elected, but we preaume tome of them will. Tbe election wil take place this day week. ' 1 The down receipts of the Eclipse her j last trip to New Orleans amounted to 810,303 70, and on her up trip, 810,47 40. Thus b.r entire receipts were 20,791 10. The . , . . ... . Whole trip was made in 18 days, and the Lou-

lsville Courier snys it stands unequalled on entire night. In the morning the prisoner the Western waters. What were the profits was visited by the clergy and joined them in tf the whole trip! Uryer. About 1 o'clock the sheriff informed I him that tne tune had arrived. 1 he execuRiver receding at all points. Only 5 tjoner was disguised as a stranger and knockfeet water on Falls. Weather cool and ed off the irons and pinioned his arms. The cear I sheriff then escorted hun to the place of exe cution. The prisoner stepped forward and The new and splendid steamer Chrys- thanked the sheriff lor his kindness, of whom tal Palace arrived here yesterday morning he begged not to be the executioner. He from Louisville. She has taken the place of then read the dying declaration, and review- , ,. i ,;n '"K tne proceedings ol tne court which conIhe Cincinnati, which steamer a ill go abovs . . r . , . victed him denyed the premeditated murder. the Falls as she is not fast enough for the j He haJ neyer known his victim before he lowtr trade. We thnnk Jas. Kehr and went with his friend to redress his triend's

Charley Watson, clerks, for a great packoge of papers. The Empress laid here all Saturdayt taking in freight. She depnrted in the evening heavily laden. The steamer Editor has been sold for $13,000, and w ill enter the Upper Mississippi trade. She is an old visitor at Evansville. The Golden Gate on her last trip to St. Loui-, struck a rock at Cape Girardeau, but finally got to the place of her destination in a leaking condition, and had to go on dock. The Fashion broke some of her machinery on her last trip to St. Louis, and was delayed in her arrival. She wua compelled to lay over her regular trip for repairs, and w ill tike her p'ace the next regular day. The PUe arrived here Saturday morning, from St. Louis, punctual to her time. We thank her officers for papers. She will be down to-morrcw morning for St. Louis. GREAT SALE OF RKAl ESTATE. WtFMtW LATtaii ATTBNTMH1 VSLrsst.K tow n hit' m tiik itv ov tv i nsyti.lk, ITItWt MIO BE SOLO (without reserve) at Public Auction, til L Kvansville. sale commencing on the 17th la e4 April, A. U. 1K.4 -J4 ll In the outliern h.iilarg-uieiit of said city, to wit: Lois Nos. 7 and 6 In Block is; lots If os. I, 2. 3 and I in hl-ck 1 1; Lou 3. 4. 5,1), 1-2 and 13 in Block KB. Lns Nos. i.H, III. It, 3S, 33 and M in Klock Ä LoU Nos. 3. 7, 111, 1 1 and IS in Block 13; Lots Nos. 4, 5, 6 7, 15, IS, It) and S in Block 14; Lots Nos. 1, S. 3. t, 1). ), 17, I aiiH M in Hlovk 15; and Lots os. 3, IS, 13, .v, SÜ, 34, 3t) and 441 in Block 16. . '.m One Acre of ground in Morgan A Gifford's Enlargement of said lit), to be sold iu lots to suit pur ch serv ALSO The nndivided half of one acre containing:! house sut'oMe for a sin II family residence, lying on tlie Boouville road, near he Corporation line of Evai.sville. A LSO Lots Nos. S3.S4. S". Si. ST. I, 10, 11 and IS in Klock thirteen, iu the 4lh enlargement, aojoining Kvausvllle. A I. SO Lot Ss. Old Flan, City of Evansville. J feet front ly 15 I feet leep. A very valuaMe Lot situatid on Main street, in tne very heart of the business porUon of the city, containing a tine three story Brick Warehouse, now occupied as the Brugstora of Messrs. Keller, Farnsley & Cs ALSO Forty acres of valuable land lying near the E. and ('. Kailroad, and within I mites of the city of Evausville to be sold In lots -f Ave acres ssmIb. ALXO Twenty Acres on Pigeon Creek, two miles from the city, intersected by the E. and C. Kailroad This tract Kssesses) superior ail vantages as sites for manufacturing establishment, Kork Houses, or Mill seat, from its location ou the Creek and Kailroad. To be sold In tracts of one or two acres each, as purchasers may desire. TERMS. One third ofthe purchase money. rah: the balance in six a id twelve moutus, with interest, and approved security. JTpSale positive. Title indisputable. mhCTts CKAWFORD BELL. (Louisville Journal copy to amount of .35 and send bill to this office.) -7AVAL. STORES -50 bM. Tar, L 36 bids Rosin. 10 bbU Pitch: just ree'd and or sale by (feb-37) PKEs i u.N BKcS. 1 l in. i rs."s . .-s . iu ituim uuo it in ouis in goou orI iber, on consignment nd for sale t y ah GEO. FOSTER & CO. CITY MILLS FLO I'll ITY Mill Flour is now selling at Sii 50, whole Vysale; retail $6 75. 1 cts. lor good merchantable Wh. at. 4 cents for good Flour Barrels, febid d&wtf J. N. ROSS, Agent. iILUKKY, Dil KSJ CITTHG ANiD TVTissEs cowdkx A BARKER take this methM , i l l, uni.. A"F of informing tha Lsdies of Evansville and vieinity. that they are prepared to furnish all the most fashionable" ..v.s m their line, of the latest ami most unique styles, at prices that cannot fail to suit. They are also prepared to Cut Dresses and teach DREsS CUTTING In that mur'u admired and highly approved style latelytaught with so much success by" Mr. ami Mrs". Forbes, i rum wnoiniii" r. o -ivel tlie totlowip This is to certify that Misses Cow. leu &. Barker have taken lessons of us iu our improves! System of Dress Cutting, and are fully competent as Teachers lo impart tke Science to others in a lew bourn' instruction. leb-tf MK. v MRS. FORBES. JI ST RECEIVED FETICAL Works of a. p. Morris. Geth?s Faust, translate ! hv Hay ward, Poets and Poetry of America, Insnrrection in China, Poems of Alexander Smith, The World's Projr-m, D Quincey's Writings, Ac, Ac. vnhl7 THOMAS CONYNGTON. W AMi FAIF.11S. HOPKINS V KF.AD have now in store the largest ste k and best varielv ofsprimr patterns Wall Paper, Bordersaud Win.low Shadesever olfere.l in Evansville. We receive iur Papers direct from the Eastern Manuractories, and will uaraiitee to sell them iu im-r cent lower th in anv house iu this part of the country Call and be sausfle.l thai the above is true. iuhi7 CKKSC E 1TCITV FO UK Y . WE are now turning out some ofthe most complete Engines, and other Machinery ever built in the West, an. I at I in. inn. Hi prices. If not lower. All ptrsoiis wanting anything in our line, will find it to th-ir u.terest to call and examine our work. mhlT G. D. EGGLKS TON A CO. LEA TU Elf. 7 doz txtfl Intahad Kips, forsale at HAMILTON'S Family Grocery. bov-makers are invited to call und c-vamine them. wbl BOAKDTNG, CORNER of Walnut and Marke streets. icrmst2 iu p.-r week . "u casus pet day. Several small fauiilt) can be accoin isolated. . J. JENKINS.

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V O fc . 1 1 E s I O A L . THIRTY-THIRD COnGRESS FIRST SESSION. Washington, March 21. Senate Mr. Mason moved to ffo into ex ecutire session. Tho Senate refused, and took up private calendar, discussed one bill, raw materiul, was passed. House Went into committee on Indian appropriation bill. Excciitlonol Sfwi II. Pittsburgh, March 34. Davi'i Scwell was executed this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A large crowd th-onged the streets from an early hour and it was at time. dithcult to supi ress the disorder. About 400 a(JmiUed wjlnill tne jaj, vard duri,,g lhe grievances; heated with drink and tnuddened with insanity, he had no recollection of it until after the tutal blow was attributed to him. He concluded by advising bis young; friends to avoid the intoxicating cup. He cordially forgave all and hoped to be forgiven, he felt confident of mercy and forgiveness of God. The Clergyman then prayed, the prisoner joining audibly. The hangman then adjusted the rope, and the prisoner at the juncture, requested prayer from the Sheriff, which was j made by hun. Sewell then commenced pray er, during which the bheriff gave the signal. The hangman then touched the lever Sewell swung in the air his neck was broken immediately. About halfan hour alter execution tiie body was cut down and placed in the coffin to be buried on Sunday. Sewell displayed firmness and resignation throughout. California Itcjaie. Exsekada, March 14. Walker spiked guns and tUtirtt'd lor San Forna with 140 men and one field piece, leaving behind the sick and wounded. Many troops deserted. Those remaining were depend nt, and had abandoned all hope of success. Mining accounts are exceedingly favorable. The quantity of irold dug is the largest for many mouths. All the miners are prospering. An Indian from the interior arrived at Panama, and says that Strain's party was kilied by wild beasts. The etory is not believed. It is supposed that the party was killed by the Indians. Baltimore, March 24. Nothing south of Mobile. Ex-Senator Clemens has written a letter which appears in the Huntsville (Ala.) Advocate, explaining his opposition to the Nebraska bill, in which he snys President Pierce said but a few days sirce in conversntion with a northern Senator and mysell, ard gave it as his decided opinon, that Mr. Douglas' bill was a proposition in favor of freedom, and he added that if it should pa;s, although wc might absorb the whole of Mexico, not another slave State would come into the Union. He expressed j;reat surprise at the opposition it met with from the north, and equal surprise that the south should be willing to take it. Cincinnati, March 24, P. M. The river is receding slowly. Pittsburgh, March 24, P. M. There are 6 feet 6 inch s water ia the channel and rising slowly. The weather is clear and cold. (! ITI. March 24, P. M. Flour $6 3oai) 40. Whisky 20ia21c. Provisions Are dull. Small sales mess pork at 112. Oil Sales of 120 bbs linseed oil at 82a 84c. Groceries Sales of 100 hhds sugar at 4ja 5c Old molasses 20c, new 22c. Coffee 12 al2c quiet. New York, March 24, M. Hour 5,000 bbls sold; prices have advanced 12c; Southern fl 627 87. Grain The wheat market is firm; 44,000 bushels corn sold at 77i 87c higher. Wlvsky Prison 24c. Money Is active and Btocks are firmer. 'I(M!(. , KEE A PRESTOS, WHOLESALE DkALEKS IN POREION SO UOMtSTK DRY UOODS, ' BOOIS, SHOES. UA1S, HORNET. tVc. FRESH SPRING GODS. WK have just received 159 packages ;of our Spr nz purchase, which we are opening, consisting of, Philip Alleu tit Son's, Globe's, Sprague's, Dunnel's, , Harrop's, Clyde's, American, Cocheco anl Merrimac fancy colored, sidid. blatk aud mourning I'rints; Fiench i ami Americau f.ist col'd rich fancy Lawns; domestic and foreigu Oil col'd plaid Gincnnins, elegant stjles of Berreges, black Silks, great var.ety of Pant Stuffs, Linen, woolleu and California Gobi-mixed Cottonades, plain, plaid aud fancy do; cold mixed Tweed Coatings, Linen do. plain and twilled black wooden do, various styles of Ticks, bleached Muslins, tine brown do, idue and brown and col'd Drills. De. uns, Nanneens, ..rk Coalings, Hhtrttu Stripes, Checks, luruilure Oo, furniture fruits. ' plain black woollen Doeskins and Cassi meres, black : Broad Cloths, Irish Liueus, 4-4 Sneeting-, 3 4 do and Bagtrmg, Vc. w w"B now constantly be in receipt or goods during the entire season. Since these goods have an ived, merchants aie burning day light ai.d losing freight in going up th.- river to make purchases. We buy American eol -f the manufacturers and their agents, ami uone lt Ihetu cn sell lower than we can. It is w.irththe attention of any person interesieo in .-imeric.iii ..luuuiaclures to call and examine the beautiful Styles and designs of our lo-iuts. Here von will see a greater variety of the bst Prints in the country , tlian any one Agent in New Yor or PiuSudelphia offers for aale. Wo reM-clfulryin ite the trade to examine our stock feeling assured that the stjles and qualities of our goods will attract the eve ol the "closest buyers, and will com-' pare with any of the same size in tlie country. Give us a call. mhl? 2 HHDS hoiee New Orleans Sugr.r; -.! do prime do do; just ree'd nt jh C OO K 'S V a rnd 1 yG rocery. IflNDOW BI.INOS.-K.v e casi'S oi imiii v v niinos oi everv an etv ofstvle and nrices.just ree'd and lor sal by vho do.en or single one, al tbn Wall!

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c tKCTKD DAIL I 1 1 V O COPELAND, BANKER, Dralrr in Utekungt, C..iM. Land Warrant, Uneurrtnt mt I .Monty, ice, tec; Ojfiei on b'trtt at. ntur Mum. CUItRIiNCY RTKS. INDIANA. I .NEW JERSEY. Stiit RankiV Brunches, .par All Kotveiil li.ir ri par Kw hlock Banks par, LOUISIANA. OHIO. ; Branches in N Orleans. . par Statu Hank Ac Krunrbes.. par ALABAMA. Independent Hank. . .par All Solvent Hank 2dis stale Stock Bank (op).. N. & s. CAROLINA. " (nj.j.. KENTUCKYAll Solvent Bank VIRGINIA. All Solvent Hanks TBNNCääBB. All Solvent Hanks MISSOURI. State Buuk V Branches. EASTERNAll Solvent Hank pur All s.olv nt Hunks ' .lis GEORGIA. .pur AllSolv. nl Hank 'Jdls ILLINOIS. par New St'k Security H'ks.ldis WISCONSIN. ldl! All Solvent Hanks. .. .3lis Fire V Marine Ins. Co. 5 ills pari MICHIGAN. I All Solvent Hunks 3dis par Michigan In. Co 5dis FBNtfSYLVANIY CANADA. All Solvent tLuiks. par All Solvent Hunks ... .5dis EXCHANGE. New York Kuving at .... Selling .... Cincinnati Buying.... Selling.... New Urleuns. .. " ....Selling COIN American Gold. . Buvlng prem Selling.... silver Change. . . , 2 " " .... ..1 prom ,.i jirom I ..I prem . . I rem wkw spitno .i: :s. JUST receive! per steamers Sultan and Granite Slate, üii packiiges New Spring Dry Go od, coin prising Challi Bareges, Mousseline Delilnes, Harege iiel.nines, Portsmouth liwns. Brocade I LiWits, French Figured Lawns, Earlston Olngiiains Manchester Ginghams, Solid Check Ginghams, Figured black Alpacca Coat Figured Lattrss UsAaas, Euglih Cotton Drills, Fancy Linen Drills, French Linen Coatings, ifU cartoons Bonnet Ribbons, All very desirable goods, for sale ut low figures by mhl7 J. H. MAGHEE At CO. RKCKIVEI per steamer Belle Key 1 drum Coutisa; 25 boxes do for family use; U bbls .No. 1 Mackerel, large; 8 do S.f do do; 1 tierces N.-w Rice, 400 qr-boxes Sardines; 5 bblsbest White Wine; 3 bols i 'ngar; 2 do Crushed Sugar; a do 1'ewdcred .sugar; Forsale by (nihil) 1. 6c Ü. HK1MAN.N. DIN.HOLl TlOX OF I'AICTN F.KSIIIpT rilifcl purine rhip heretofore existing between David 1 Mi Ü and I I irt Sl:irt in 111,- I ..uu Hou .-s I'nn-il Boat, was, on the 4th day of March. 154, diksolved by mutual consent. David Still is now owner. mh tf PBI1V m WMW VBMBH VBs BUILUKR.- and others wanting I'a.st Iron Fronts for Houses, of choiue patterns and other castings, and Wrought Iron work lor Buildings, are reijuestud to give us a call. (mh 17) G. D. EGGLKM'O.N & CO. H A 1 1. no i D cum ACTMM AND BRIDGE BUILDERS, wnnting Car W heels, or Iron work of any description, can 1-e accommodated prompt!) at our establishment. We challenge the Western Country Ut produce a better Smith than the Foreman of our Smith Shop. mh!7 G. D. EGGLESTOX it CO. S tTQAB. 59 hhds Fully Fair for sale bv mutt. UfcO. FOSTER & CO. FOIt ICKT. Ttas Spacious Cellar and Third Room in lhe Store occupied bv anklO-gsnd MERC ITT. FIF.LD"fc CO J F. V Fl. ICY! J F W F F It Y 1 1 SOMETHING DECIDEDLY RICH, NEU AND FAHH)NAHI.E. Just arrived at HUSTACE'S. First street, near Main. I ANNOUNCE to the inhabitants of Evansville and its viciidt), that 1 have Just received as Bt.e and select an assortment of JKWKI.KY as was over bronicht into hismiarkel. Those who have found it ditlicultto get suited in selecting an urtiele In the Jewe ry line, can now to accommodated. My stock consists iu paitof the lowing articles: A splendi I lot of Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains; Heav Oolil Bracelelsau-i Clasps; Dagucrrcot) pe Fins, l.ockets; baeksa Clasps and Broaches: So ne flue Gold Key. Ear Drops, St'ids, Watches, &c. The above shull be sold exceedii.Rly low. whl; E. HUSTACE. UUOTS AD MIOI S. s 1 - --. til. (..as., a, . i l l.aij i., wt.,..j u-i;..i. u, . . . . ., i . I.- ... t hum i-iM'i n Li ii, ve sit n":r iiiiv ,tu j xr isived and yet to come iu, make u telMf and more varied supdly than they have before off. red for sale. Iheir stock will be found well worthy ofthe no tu-e of merchants w ho wish to find articles suited to this market obtained from the best manufactories, and sold a as low u rale as the same Uuiiiies are by any estern House. mhlU JUST KECE FY F I HariR'r's s.agi.zine for March; Godoy's Ladies' Book do; Graham's .Mairaziue do; KnickerlKcker do, Rank;. is I yearly Abstract of Medical Sciencojat mhltl SA.M'L LISTER'S Book Store. MEtt JEWELRY. JUST received, a flue ass-irtment ol Finger anil Earrings, Breast Pins and Bracelets, of extraordinary beauty, for sale by G GOS.-K.N. Second street, mnio adoinfrnm Main, in Kron's new building. KPKHG STYLES OF WALL PAPE R H A X Ol HAI AT JCHN C. DEVf REUX JR'S. TEN cases o all-PaHT. the litt t Spring styles, being the first lot of Spring Goods, has just arrived and for sale low. I will be receiving weekly supplies nntil my stock will be complete, which w ill be the largest and best assoitru.-nt UM Ucfore i rosR-hl t Kvansville. Persous in want of Wall-paper, Borders, Fire-screens, Bed Teasters, Window Blinds, Ve.. of the latest spring styles, are requested to call early and examine them, us lam determined to sell a low as possible. Store on Main street, between First aud Second. luhii G I SNA' BAS. 16 bales in store and for snle by mtis iKfcS.ON OKCh. WAITED. TEN good Boot and Shoe Makers can have employ immediately. Cash up over) week, febl-tf HART & FKLKKK. lVTBW BOOKS. 1 E.-trly Engagements; Insnrrection in China; Hot Coin; Mrs Ben. Darby; Life of Blennerhasselt; Yuaef, Vc, Vc; Inst ree'd and lor sale by (feb-.'T) T. CONYNGI ON. UAC -S WANTED. 1WILL pav the highest market price in cash, for Cotton or Linen nags. THOS. CON YNGTON, feb0 Corner of Main and Urst streets. C 1HOICE fresh Rai ins and Figs. Just ree'd, for sale at mü3 T. BACON & l-U.'S Family Grocery. C.L.A.V STACNHU, In lhe mntlrrn styles for Churches, Public Build ings. Private Dwellings, . f-r THR FIRST PPI2B RECEIVED! Al i inciunati, also at the Louisville Mechanics' Institute. Ve are prepared to fill any order with metal sash Stetes jrlass, with borders and di .mond centers forauy I in. I of church windows with full size figures or emblems, as cheap as can be had in New York, Bostoa or Plnlu b l. Mi the amount of tisk of breakage and tratisportatiou e-s. Our references are all th good, new modern finished Boats on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, three Preshyterian Churches al t incinnati, the K piss-opal at Portsmouth, Ohio, one Church ut Madison, Ind., a chancel window at Frankfort, Ky.. also one window, with figures, at Nuzareth, and two Churches in baeämB, Bay window iu Governor Helm's residence at Harrods buric, side transome lights in various dwellings in Louisville. 1-exiuton and Danville. All orders carefully executed at the establishment on Bullitt street, Louisville, Ky. unl7-tiin I. C. MILLER A CO. HI V HI I A PO.11 PEARL STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO, ARE reteu ing Iheir usual large Spring stock of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DSV GOODS. safes nble to the Western trade. They respectfully invite their ol 1 and new customers to favor them with a call, on their visit to Cincinnati. mhl3 3w PALM SOAP, AC Ree'd per steamer States man -25 boxes No. 1 Palm Soap. Per steamer Cumberland Valley "5. doz Shaker Brooms; 6 lo Wisp Jo; 25 do Fancy do; forsale at lowest figures bv feb7 L Ä D. tlhl.MA Sit. If TICS TyOTlCElshcrehy given, that hvordorof the Board of J President and Directors ofthe Evansville Gas Light ReaaWBfi ir. le at availed meeting o' s:itl Hoard, on the day of March 1".. there will be a meeting ofthe Mecfe holder of said Company, held at the Office of John J. Chandler iu Evansville, Ind., on the JMh day ol April, le54. between the hours nf 10 o'clock A. M. alid 4 o'clock P. M.. for the purpose of taking into i-onsn'era-lion a projiosition to Increase the Capital Block of said Company bv the amount of $10,000 uddional Stock, ac or.ling to the provisions of an act of the General Assembly ofthe State of Indiana, t authorize the formation oi Gas Light Companies, approveo Febrrary I3h, 1-al C. G. KEATS, JOHN J. CHANDLER, mli4-td Directors. COTTA BATTING 15 bales for sale by fS. E.GILBERT A Co., mU16 Agents of Cypress Factory.

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Im IT CT I ON. . PAUSET & NEL&ON. WATKK street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers and Commission Merchant, Manufactures Agents. Dealers In Dry Goods, Furniture, Chain, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions t. Particular atttntion riven to thesaleol all descriptions of Goods. Hegu lar ales every Tuesday, Thürs lay, slid Saturday. Cash advances made od Consignments! aug 3 ly WOOLSKY 6c NELSON. I I IIMTI KK, SOPA6. Pivin. Center dlnlujr, Hreikfast and Card Tablss. Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing Bureau's; Kos Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Hedtends and Mnttrusaes. Also a larjra and general assortment of V ood, Cane an4 Hair seal Chairs, for sale low by aufpS-lytl WOOLS KY A NELSON. JKWFLRY St NOTIONS. Kar-rings, Fingerrings, Breast Fins. Shirt studs. Gold Fins and Pencils, Watch chains. Key s, Gold and Sliver Watches, Steel Heeds and Cans. Brashes, Coaibs, Parses, Fancy Soaps, Accordiaiia, Violins, Pictures and vurious other notious. for sule by aug.1 ly WOOLS EY or NELSON. CHAltl last received and for sale low at our Furniture rooms on Water street, 3U dosen wood-seat, cane-teal, and sofa-seat Chairs. Juiil7 WOOF-SKY & NELSON. SOFAS. Just received and for sale at our Furniture rooms, eight flue Sofas. Jan-27 WOOLSKY dt NELSON. BEDSTEADS Just received and for sale low, a lot nf highpost Bedsteads. Jan27 WOOLSKY NELSON. GLASS-WARE. Just received and Tor sal at auction and private sale a lot of Glassware. jam7 WOOLSKY A NELSON. UKT RECEIVED and for sale, a larg? lotof Uoking t jtias.i flute. Huui,sbv&fcLsua. T'ltUMI OTVI EIIS.-3 casts Solomon's Balti Jl more Oysters, ree'd per steamer Telegraph, at mhio COOK'S Family Grocery. CODFISH. 1 drum (fWl lbs) extra large, ree'd at mli 10 COOK'S Family Grocery. BOKDEHX. A beautifulassortmentofGold, Vef vet and Colored Borders, latest spring stles.just ree'd by Uuh'.i) JOHN C. BbVBREUX, Jr. WANTED B Ya family, a good Dwelling House. Address Post O til ce . Ho x ll 1 U . IMM A SECOND HAIN' D BOl LEIt t'OU SAFF. AG0fD second hand Boiler; ü feet and 40 inches, for sale at the Evausvillo Flooring Mill. LmhlU tf JUST RECEIVED-Best Cirby Fih Hooks; Limerick do do; Virginia do do; mhlC SAM'L LISTER. s HIP-STI FFS. 88 bags in shipping order, for sa.e by (nihil.) GKO. r OS I fcav si t o. CI V X X Y B A ü S . 20 bales larj: e SJ bu shels, for sale J low to close by (mbl6) GEO. FOSTER oi CO. SACK flltt TWINS .300 pennds for sale by . mhlC S. E. GILBERT St CO ,Syc. near Water. CODFIÖH 25 boxes, 25 lbs each, forsale very low by (.uh4) S. E. GILBERT o CO., Syc. near Water. TV l ot.as9t:s and syrup - J-vJL 2 bbls No. 1 Boston Syrup; 2 bbls Sugar-house Molasses; 5 bbls Plantation Molasses;Just lec'ti at inh-2 COOK'S Family Grocery. iVW t NO. 1 Sugar cured family Hums; 50 No. 1 Beof t) Tongues; just ree'd at mhä COOK'S Pamüy Grocery. N4TIO.S. 12 doz Market Baskets; 4doZ Clothes Baskets; 2doz covered .Mtirket Baskets; Rolling Pins, Potatoe Mashers. Churns. Tubs, Buckets, Washboards, &C., Ac. tor sale by HoRNBRUOK di CHURCHILL. Ulli? Watet streut. , rrwsiHonsin CCMMMIHlM ..D. IHMSE. . O. DCMCAN w. cvNüraeHAai & co., PITTSBURGH CITY OL AO 3 WORKS, Corner Firt and Market ttrettt, PITTSBURGH, PA., MANUFACTURES of FiW-burgh City Winnow Glass; Americun Convex Glass, for Parlor Wiudow; Vials, Bottles, &e. Ac. febl.i ly TRUNKS' TRTJNK3Ü JUS r received per Statesman, a lot of superfine Traveling Trunks, containing a full assortment of Coats, Pants ami Vests, also Custom-made while liuen and merino shirts, which will be sold che:tp at febl MACK. 4k LiJBENSTlNE'S. BOOTS, SII4IFS, uC. O CASKS Indies' Shoos, Bootoos. Gaitsrs, &e., con O sisting of W omen's Kid-tipped Jenny Lind Bootees. do Euumelled do do. ds do Bronxo do. do Patent Leather Sontag do. de Bronze topp l. p-g'o Rox'd Bootees; do Split Jeuiij Liud Botoes. da I.uce Bootees. do Euamelled Buskins. do Heeled Kootees. do Ki l Spriug-hoclod Laco Bootees, do Lac, iroal Bootees. Children'sGrained Lace Beotecs. do Coloreil Roan Hooiees. 1o Bronzed Bote-s. lo Tipped Bootees, Just lamled from steamer Americus and for sale by J. H. MAGHEE V CO., feb23 Evausviile, lud. RECEIVED this dayIÜ lbs fresii roll Butter, Bi doz Eggs; 3ü sacks Kran; 50 bushels steal; lo bush Sweet Potates; 5 sticks B. W. Flour; 211 sacks Family Flour; 5 do Rye do; 5 bu.-h Pealed Peaches; 1 box Lemons; KM) Sugar-cured Hams; forsale ut BEDFORD'S. feb'JO Second st. DRESS CUTTING AND TEACHING. "AT RS. D. WOOLS EY, Second street, takes this method Av I of informing the Ladies of Evausviile and vicinity, that tbe has made arrangements to cut and fit dresses in the latest and most fashionable styles, and is also qualified lo give instruction lo the ttwUm iu the art by the new method that has lately given so much satisfaction, by Mr. V Mrs. Forbes, in this and other cities, from whom she received the following DIPLOMA: "This Is to certify that Mrs. D. Voolsy has taken lessons of us in Dress Cutting, after our improved method ami l- competent to instruct others iu the art, and is capable as a Teacher to impart lhe Science in a few hours' ii struetion. MK. öc MUS. FOKBES." in hl-if LOST COBWEB. 10 bales Gunny Bags, forsale by (mhl) JOHN HUKTLS. WOO BFA A I WIFFOAY AVABE.--Ill doz Buckets 1 doz extra Cedar Buckets; 10 nests Wash-tubs; 5 doz Washboards; 5 do covered Buckets; 40 Mmket Baskets; 10 doz No. I Shaker Brooms; 1 doz Clothes Baskets 10 doc Fancy Brooms; 12 gross Clothes Pins, Rope Jute Door Matu; Just ree'd at (mhl4) COOK'S Family Grocery. EFECTBO-GAEYANIC BOIOflf SO celebrated for the cure of Rheumatism, Tic-Dolo-reux, Neuralgia, Headache, Deficiency of Nerves, and Pbvsical Energy, 6 c, Ac, for sale by nil,7-tl H ALLOC K & STODDARD. BIBB CAGES. HALLOCK A STODDARD hi ve just received alarge assortment of Canary Parlor and Breeding Cages; j Bird Fountains, Baths, Seeds, Ac, Ac, for sale low. J mh?-tf j SFADItll-;.--9 doz Shaker Brooms; 1 do large P Tubs 4 nets F. Tata 3 nests white Tubs; 3 nests Cedar Tubs; 1 doz Darrel Covers; Cloches Brushes; Market Baskets; Fine Wotk baskets Bu '.er Ladles; 1 reel Cattau Cord; Butter Prints; Bail Boxes; 1 doz Half-bid Covers fiirro i.atent Clothes-tins;4 pUgs o.xlen Bowls; 6 nests covered Boxes; Potatoe Mashers. Ac; Just ree'd and forsale at T. BACON A CO.'S mh3 FamiCT Grocesw. o I IjS. Linseed in bbls, I-ard In bbls. Sperm do. Tanners do, Olive in bottles. (dec31) ALUS A HOWES. N EY fOITFIMT B AAS. 2,500 Just ree'd and foi sale by (feb-.M) JOHN S. MITCHELL V SON. 10 BBLS No. 1 Leaf Lard, put upexpresslv for family i-seijust ree'd at COOK'S in h-J Familv Grocerv. D BIE ' FKEIT. Dried Apples, dried Peaches; do Peaches, pealed, do Pears, may be found for sale at mhl HAMILTON'S Greeery. H A TT It tSSES. COLBURN A HBR8H BERGE K have now on hand a large assortment of Shuck Mattrasses, ofthe various sites. Also, Moss. Cotton and Hair Muttrasses, made to order at the shortest notice. Country Merchants and Hotel keeers will do well to examine our Mattrasscs before purchasing elsewhero, as w e intend our work shall be ofthe best piality anl at the lowest prices. Jan" Foster's Block. First street below Man 1 rv pt CASES Bootsand Shoes, a complete assort I lu.'ul. Just landed from teamer Empress and Eclipse, (or sale by (mb) J.H. MAGHEK CO. FRESH Buckwheat Flour, Unbolted Flour, and the best Familv Flour.Jnst ree'd and for sale at mh3 T. BACOS A CO.'S Family Grocer-

REGULAR EVANSVILLE, HEITDER"SON & LOUISVILLE PACKET.

Tbk fastiteamv IKXtsii K KTtTE, ,i apt. loariN. Commander, will hereaf ter run as a re rular p-irUt tft the-above trade, leaving Louisville every Tuesday and1 Friday nt 9 o'clock p. m., and Kvansville every Wednesday and Saturday at 4i o'clock p. in , so as to suit lbs arrival of the Evansvill and Crawfordsv ille Railroad Cars at this place. This Boat is among the fleetest oues oa Ike western water has line accommodations for passengers. and will do business at the regular packet rate. Far freight or paMtgc apply on board or to uU3 tf JOHN S. MITCHELL A SON, Agents. FOU WABASH KIVI.lt. I iik excellent nf nnttantia: steaasr Jl STIVE, . ... .. i V tarftSs apt. I'- Ii- VaIoUaS, I "limuiitrr, mm make regular Setni Weeklv trips (etween Kviasvin and .Mt. Carmel. 111., daring the wason, having eicellenl accommodations. For freight or passage tfMj board. ma3-tr WABASH AND CINCINNATI PA CKET ry v Tiik line steamer Jg0'fr KXPKESH, SicaPtfiBsCapt. B. S. St rnnsn. Commander, will run as a regular packet between Cincinnati and Lafay ette during th season. Shippers may rely upon her promptness an. 1 punctuality in attending to bnsiness en trusted to her i are. JOHN S. MITCHELL & SON, febj-lin Agents. It I I.I LA li i;Vl SY I F FI' . L .LL A5f l FOI ISYILFF PACKET. The II nA staunch steamer BFFFF Ulll.l.n . Capt Tripliit, Commander, will run reaularly In the above trade till further notice For freight and pat-sage apply to ADAMS & COOK, feb22tf Agents. FOB W A BASH RIVER. Tbe fine liht draft steamer E.H.HA WATTS, apt Bkowr, Muster, w ill ruu regtilarly hereafter as an Evansville and Wabash packet. For freight or puss ige upply to J NO. S. M ITCHEI.L.or febll tf TAYLOR dc HARVEY. I", V S VI FFF A! D LAFAYETTE PACKST. THE well known nnd staunch steamer l,CM.A!M .Capt. Johs Ronissox, commn!er, has comincn.eu running as a regular bvansvilla and 1 fayett Packet, to continue during the season. For freight or passage apply ou board. mh4-tf .lt l.FS K1YFB PACKET. The well known and staunch steamer OTA BOX A, Cant. Plcmer. commander, will run as a regular ure'i Kiverand Kvansville packet, lea' ing Kvansville everv Wednesday and Bowling Green every Monday, lill.further notice. Fof freight or passuge apply on board. I janSC-tf UEbl'LAH AYA BASH AHB EVAM I I I I. PAFKET. fiii aw THE staunch steamer r wfssy Capt- E. Wood, Commander, will run as a regular packet during the season in the Evansville and Wabash trade. For freight or liasgnge apply on board or to (Jau23 tf) JOHN S. MITCHELL, Agent. evaxwilm: axd fofinyifff PACKET. THE substantial and light-draught steamer FAWN, W, R. Holcrapt, comman der. ha again taken her idace in the Evansville a id Louisville trade, und will continue to make regular trips during the season. She has been thoroughly overhauled and is in prime order. aug22d3in P. CS. O'BIFEY A CO., STORAGE. F O WADISC, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, EVANSVILLE, 1ND M . . ntviNu nut-ii up a mammoin JTy" . 'Mmrf Boat, the largest on '''iVi Ohio River, in tho most substantial manner, we are prepuredtofai il lateanj business t-utr:jste .. ottrcare, eiih- - .j, er iy id r.K. li.tii.ittiAinirij. .rrrr.r,;, - I i ,1 witli.int .. k I II I s I I I II . . w J aaM - v s p' i '"f, ' ' , u, ' th ; inclemency of the w eather. iu. i. r i.t-r t ; and particular attention will be paid lo Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, and also to the sale of any Produce consigned to us, and all orders promptly tilled. P. G o'HiLEY returns his sincere tl'tauks te his numerous friends for their lormer patronage, and respect fu ly solicits a continuance ofthe same, which will be duly reciprocated. A Store Room, well supplied, will be kept for the accommodation of Bouts, aud their orders carefully Mltud . mh3-lSiwly P. G. O'RILEY C CO Fl BE NOTICE. At it meeting of the Neptune Eire Company, on the eveniug of the llth ii. si . it was uuaulnouslv I m Rf solved. That in future at any alarm of Are that may 'be given, whether false or real, that the range of this 'Company be strictly confined to the Corporate limits of the City of Evansville. By order f the Company. WM. HOLDEN, Pres'U Will H. WAi.rir, h-ct'y. feb!5 tf JF.AYEFUY! JI.WtLKll! WK have on hand, and will sell cl.enper than usual, a good and fashionable stock of Gtdd aud ilvt r watches. Ureast Fit s, Finzer Kinsrs, Ear Rings, Loi-kPts, Gold ami Silver Spectacles, Gold Guard Chains; besides a gool many other articles, all of which we w ill sell low. Call at tho Sign ofthe Big Watch, on Main Street, be twecti First and Secoud streets. fob6 BITTROLFF A SONS. APOLLO II ALL UFST A FUA.AT. VIM ST STREET, RET. SYCAMORE ARD VISE. TTT'LUNCTl EV EH Y MORNT.NG AT 10 0'CLOCK.0 HILLER & CETTO Beg to announce having opened the above Restaurant, which will always be kept supplied with the best the market att.irds. aud every kind of Game in season; frest Baltimore Oy- I ters in every style. Mealsatall hours, 1 ne BA K is fur-I uished w ith the choicest kind of Liquors aud Cigars. A spacious Hall, well lighted with gas. and fitted up with seals, sdapted for Concerts, Bills. Lectures. Public .Meelings, or Theatrical Performances, is attached, febat HILLEK A CE1TO. D. . JOIIltsOAS HOTEL AND KENT A 0 HAT Vtne atrett, between Water and r. . . , 0 f Mirti tit., neany vppw nie Jllli Sc llowet D. S. JOHNSON BKGS TO AP prise his pmrons, and the public generally, that he has ooened the above fine establishment, aud is prepared to furnish meils al all hours, in the in st approved style. Venison. Game of all kinds In season, and fresh Oysters (brought in Ice from Baltimore iu 60 hours always on hand. A BALL will be given by the Proprietor every Thürs day night, in nil further notice. mho tf JE AYE LB YTB EO F IUI STItEIT. TWO DOORS BELOW MaIR, IR UM.. KROR S HEW Bt'ILPlSU, EVANSVILLE, IA. rrt HE undersigned most respectfully informs the clti JL zenscf Evansville and vicinity, that he continues ! his business at the above place, where he constantly keens on band a splendid aud full assortm.nt of Jewrlr . Watches. Clocks, Ac, Ac., ofthe best QSjaMty. which will be replenishe! continually by the latest and most fashionable styles, and which his advantageous purchases, and the liberal patronage he has received thus far, enable him to sell very low, aud at least as low as any other house in the city. Repairs of any kind in his line will be executed inn competent manner, ami at low charges. Asking a continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed npon him, he reters tbo-se who wan to buy to those who have bought of him, and invites all to examine his ' goods aud prices. (feb2-tf) G. GOSSEN. WATCH It E PA K I X 4. HAVING secured the services of an able and experienced Watch-maker, we are prepared to do any kind of work in the Walch Repairiug line, with punctuality and dispa'ch. All work warranted. TT73 Jewelry neatly repaired. feb23 BITTROLFF A SONS. COTTON B tTTING.-Kec'd 15 bales No. 1 Batting for salo by (feb2S) 1. A D. HELM ANN. EXCEL! I Oil ITGAIt.l. TOHN LAVAL. Druggist, on Main street. between Sec F ond ami Third, has lust received a large lot of very rhr.ieo H;ivsns I ':,r. "which he will sell at wholesale OT retail verv low. He invites the especial attention of Cigar Epicures to his stock. - i . r. I --IT ljaiiia-u GUTTA. FERCHA COATED PgfS. JUST received, an assortment of Lyon and Patterson s Gutta Perca Coated Peus, and forsale by febi!3 BITTROLFF A SONS. LOT AN! D HOISKS '",?;4M:," n v k l. .:i.... .1 1 t lV.iir Of in"-r i-" ' 11 !'- otherwise improved. They are being convenient to busi- ""' ",".' "neVs. being convenient to busi wen suu. ieo iir iniu. , M... . a ness. and only about one square from Main i street. A tine :,,e, i.latien is ..ffered in fee b.ls. as they are to be Thn wantingcheap place of lesidence.or wishIna. nl of speculation, had better apply iinmediatelv: One ofthe houses especiallj r Is a new ami very desirable resiuro..-. rot iiiriucr panicuiars apply at this office. mh'J-tf LBBL Philalelnhia Crushed Sugar; I do Boston Pulverised do; 3 do Clarified do; just ree'd at mh-2 COOK'S Family Grocery. 1 .KI SS TKI 'PII.MiS. -A full assortment on XJ batd aod for sale he JAS. LOW A CO mMB 417 Mam shreosi uwtntiie, ay,

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CHERRY PS ts r a s I ÜKÄL, For Che raplJ ( art of rorciis, corns, iioi.sr:vw. MIMlllli mtoffic -( ortHV cuorp, AsTiniA, u fowniPTion. "And by the river, upon the bank thrrtof skaU grate all trees for meal, vhote leaf shall and the fruit thereof shall be for meat and the U.tT hereof for medicine." Here was hope for the tick recorded long ?o, nD4 every year adds new proof to' the assurance that these promises shall not fail. As medical Science discovers and t'.e-ignates the rrue dies nature has given, one by one, the diseases that afflict our race yield to tlie control of art. Of all tbe maladies we suffer from, none has carried more victims to aa untimely grave than Consumption of the Lungs. Subjoined we (rive some evidences that ihi too ma becurca, and that Pulmonary Complaints, in all their forms, may be removed by Cherry Pectoral. Space w ill not j tu.itisto publish here any proportion of the cures it Las ef fected. but the Agent below named, will furnish eer Circular, free, whereon are full particulars and India putable proof of these facts. 8uflercn: read and judge for yeurselves. For Infitunza and U honpin ( VeastTtua, Tksm Jaa.tl. fffi Sir: I have repeatedly used your Chern PeeWral fatf Whooping OtM and InOuenra and have no bet tatioa In pronouiicingit n complete remedy. Four of m I ren have been afflicted with these Am aad t!.- free use ofthe Pectoral has always afforded : lmo( i tM,i r-. lief- JAMEs GLOVKK. We attest the truth ofthe above statement. M. Mi (iisnr. Editor Ratal Uta Wlfta . J. m. ZiMMERsiAR, Bvaggtat. For a Consumptive Cough. PlTTSBt RUH. Pa.. Pd. 23, P51. Dear Sir: For three years I I u aflii. ted with a Cough, so distressing that 1 freuu. i.iij .Ii; air. .1 ..frecovery; much ofthe time I was obliged to sit up all i igkl in my chair, as my cough would talbeate me wh.m I laid down. Having mm manv reim-ii s w iihout much relief. I at last tried the CHERRY RH lol.'AL which under Providence has cureil me n!to?etlicr. 1 am with vratttado inars, JAMES M CAJTBUm. This is one of the numerous Cure A ,c have bctn accredited to t hem ieel vol. Alsamt. N. . hftto IT, if4. I)a. Ate, Lowell Dear sir: 1 have . i, afflicted with Asthma in the worst form soll.i l i I . obliged to sleep in my chair for a 1; of the til being unable to breathe on my bed. 1 ' a creel manv iii.-.Ih'ii.. s. (o no purpose, until my pl.-i. iiin prescribed, as an experiment, yoart li rr) Peetoral. A first it seemed to make me worse; but in less than a week I began to experience the most jrraiifii jr rt lief I'om its use; and now, In four weeks, the iliseaaw is entirely removed. 1 cau sleep on ui belwuh con.lort. and enjoy a slate of health which I had nevi r exi rctei to ei.Joy. GEORGE S. I A i .M. Commission and Forw uroing .Merchant. From the President of Amherst Coll ze. Edward Iliteheork. M I)., LI, l . fe. J. C. Aver Sir: I have used your Cantcai Pfctorai in my own case ol deep-seated broi . .' itis, and am settSlleil, from the chemical constitution, thai it la i m atlrable compound for the relief of lar)Bgtel tmi bron. 1 ial difilcul'ies. If my opinion, as to its superior . hmamesi r, can be of any service, vou are at lib-ri tease tl oi think proper. BD WARD HIT llCOCK. Amherst, September 12, 1S4'J. Among the oluer distinguished nulhnruics who l ave lent their names to recommend Ulis preparation as the best known to them for affections of the hugs, are: President Perkins, Vermont med. cal College. Hon. Chief Justice Story, Sup. Ben h U. S. A. Professor Valentine Moll, New York. Professor Cleveland, Bowdoin Jlfcdiral Celleje. Professor Butlerfield, Ohio Medical College. Canadian Journal of Medical Review. Beaton Medical and Surgical Journal. Charleston, S. C., me. Meal Review. New Jersey medicnl Reporter. Hon. Henry Clay, United States Senator. Hon. Geo. Marsh. Am. Amassador to Turkey. tienerul Emanuel Bullies, President of Chili. Kt. Rev. Edward Power. Lord Btabon ot l roi to. Kt. Rev. Bishop Keese. ofthe i oh. Archbishop Pu reell, of Cincinnati. Ohio. Also many eminent personages in forcm countries. Not only i:i the ni'.r dai r,. - and distressing diseases ofthe Lungs, but also as a laniih RsesttetM for eecasioual u.e, it is the safest, pleasuniesi ;.u best iu the world. Prepared and sold by JAMEs c. aY.:R. Practical Chcmi-t, Lowell, Mass. JTj'Sold In Evansville by Keller. Fan i ... aa Leicb A Verting, wholesale and retail; In Princeton by R. B. Hallock;in Petersburg!! by Adams V Cam p'.eil; and by Druggists throushoul the Stale. feb2T 3m H M H f?J McLEAHi'S TOLCABIC OIL LlftUVILiW. 'I'lHF. miraculous cores that this celebrated medicine 1 has performed, after all other retnediea had tailed, warrants the proprietor In asserting that it is the only Liniment that will cure Chronic or inflammatory Kheamalism Paralysis, stiffness or vwkaaaa m Ike JetsAa, Muscles or Ligaments, Contracted Mascles, Bit ises, Neuraliria, Tooitiai he. Earache, or any Pain. It will remove any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Ha N Lumps, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, bites ol Musquitos, or any inflammation. And It will cleanse, purify and heal the Fol ULCER SORES on the legs or shins, no dif - i .- how long they may have existed. It Will RUN soothe i.nd heal Burns, Scalds, Fresh Cuts, Wouuds, tc, sooner than any other remedv. OVER A MILLION OF BOlTLtt Have been sold in WSS, and the d. ui.uid is increasing daily, and we have never heard of a ca.- w Ir-rein it has failed to euro any external disease, vfcMprwfmfj aj piled. Who then will suffer from Pains, Sores, r s .-Mings, when a sale and sure reme4y Is MMtly obtrii.ed. Read the following certifh-ate, which is IN .M 'Es'I ABLE PROOF of what we have asserted. J I. H. Mi Lear Sir: 1 feel it a duty I owe to the pt to make known the following, hoping they may learn by my experience, ami discard a worthless stuff which has been pressed iuto notice by faTse -riihc:;t. üi ! b e; advertiseii.euls. Fr six months I was confined to mt room a cripple Irora Rheumitin. My knee was swollen UW usly, producing the most severe pains. 1 he NsclM were contracted so that I could not trr.ighten m ! g at all I applied the Mustang Liniment t r l .nr weeks, but it done no more good than anv other grease. 1 btalned and used your Volcanic Oil Ltattas i : - Ii At sit relaxed the muscle-, and cared bm pennaneatlj. A-MEKlCUs i A sEDA V, Saline county. III. I saw Mr. Caseday when he was afflicted. .sstat.d. sn4 snow well. WM..M. KLLlOl J. Ju '.neyville. he is Reader, if the a oveisuot sufficient toconylaee yon of the wonderful efBca of I mlc O 1 l.im.'eent. call and examine the thtutand winch we hav n, .,ur possession from all parts of the coantr; . and ii ju will : purchases supplv from us and it doe- , lion the monev will be returne.) toil,, purchaser, won, neoi m Jfojqggf AND Ol HEK A SIM ALS, M"Lean's Celebrated Liniment is th- only safe and reliable remedy for the cure of Sj.avin, Ring Bone, Wtasl Galls. Splints. Unnatural Lumps. Nodes or Swellings. i It wll'l never fail to cure Big Head Poll.- , ii. 1 Attila, old Running Sores or Sweney. if properly applied. For Sprains. Bruises. Scratches, Cracked lb... f., I bat -s, sad dleorcollar Galls. Culs or Wounds, it is an infallible remedv. Apply as directed, and a cure is certain. Head the following from Mr Wells. of the St. Loats omnibus Comnanv . " . - This is t' certify that I have used the Mexican Mnstang Liniment and McLean's Volcanic oil Liniment, on our omnibus horses that were lame, mfaiaed aad for swellings, and I have found .McLean's v Oil Liniment to be the best Liniment ERA si Is " ELLS, ofthe firm of Case A Co. Directions accompany each bottle in Bag!i.-h and German. ThisLirimerrtlsnow put up in IS cent, 50 1 1 I .:.nd 1 bottles. The 541 cent sue contains a- - the quae tity of the 2i cent size, and so on in proportion to the cost, Forsale by f.H.MelAÄ,sole Proprietor, Corner Third and Pine street, St Louis.MO Forsale in Evansvill.-. Ind. by KALLER, FARNS ansville. Ind. by K LEY & CO.. at Proprietor's prices. mh7 DISMH.t TIO . THE co-partnership formerly existing letwee the subscribers, under the name aud Btyls ol 'Graham A-Farrell, was aissolved by mutual consent. on tin day of December, A. D. 153. Allp rsons hsdsks said Arm are requested to aselrs I to Mo. m Johnson, with whom the accounts nn notes are 1 collection. Prompt payment to expected, as tt tl important that tbia business s1k1v; be ... . JOHN GK.ii.v-w. JOHN FA KRELL. mnio jwu