Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 May 1854 — Page 2

ancea

I

a -r rT T TVT AT.

MAIL X J V

""TVaNDER. EDITOR. .ary rr?CrVRrKiFriO. ships ..in Hi VnrU - . Cin, Ti V " c Vineii J walnut, t inc.iii.au. ready

arc-ain .r Bl,Vae D',',run, wiU found !(.

. ftructea in the Washington yard, thai Dein

ITH W - TH U RS DA YMORN I NT, M AY 17

.,., villi Cuba ami Spuiu. The reports about Washington at preeent, be

...K.r indicate that the many unsett'ed griev-

. r - I . . .. . . a.L ntid existing oetweeii im'11" 1

Spain will not be amicably a-'juated. It is ii ....j.-t .n.t i.non the authori-

preiij wen uu:isivuu -- i

. .f i

tv 0f our foreign Ministers, that in treating rrn

upon the existing difficulties both England and France are to be consulted, and it is

1 inlih fin - - - m ö - - . 1 1 , .-! 1 . 1 it in ii.m. no vi oil - Idly intimated that the topanian (tce f April, makes the following legitimate of intoxicating liquors. On Friday evening, caught the rains applied the '.U o to the hor-, t:;1i,

qui b inet are govern

. . .:.. t..Jj inlriPliaildSüIinOe . ... . . . : 1 . . I, ,, ... .. ,1 j . rammil nf.IliatlP.fl Pättl lOP I T , i r I

BUl H' mi h t. Which will answer for our l-r.tude, ss - WL,T " " -- rn 011, pursueu oy lbs. owner. , i

tfnt?. and w; act oniy i"ii" , , mm v . Ii ...i,! Kn , h wam wn ww iir running um uhiince lie .. up c.ne, -t: ,fni, ana well Si mat of New ork.'it would boa rpf,rr(,d him to Simtiel Miller. Esq., k- .k. Z - .kI ....

with the pitton ftf 0,e interference of these powers - Misister to Spain was instructed to notii U .1 . A ! f aaS ff th it government, snoutn u 4"-- ce thatun-'ir no circumstances wou'Q tne uniit-u . ,1,. inurf.ronrp States .government permit the interierence f any third power in ar.y negotiations that

.r n easiird Slid (lireCllOII. Ill siiiivi- . . i.J;OJ " - - --- - - - .- -" wnmaiia Hiuwai iiwn u

r - r nn i i!ih i ii r r it r'- unn mi uui in" j..,, n. n t 1 1, a r n , nn nv or n'. kj -1 . j . . :i.r .u-. . ., .

r M ary negouannns 1. q proper aHthorilie-. skirts, ously been taken from her. Both were imt gardto Cuba, and that, iott.d r!roei,iately arreiited nl committed to prison

nr -nt aria's with sbihi serferer.es would be promptly resist td. f.,.mr Ir. Int, that nisiu.trucuo... -i- 7, JV" kl- nnuirr.nxnl will not n OWLubt tSbe illio Sv-w -a mw - - - placed under the protection of any other pw er than Spain. The Washington Union 1 a spates, also, that Mr. Buchanan mid Mr. Mamam were also instructed to inform France ! s aud rngland of the determination of this gPTSfasatSt These instruct ions were ail given in view of ol J grievances, and betöre the Black Warrior outrage was pcrpeiruiva, ior . . . . a m 4 the purpose of identifying either Spain or Cuba directly with any outrage that might I ba committed, and demanding that differences j ... ... .. -t -. I houd be settlsd where lhr fc,n,,ieQ : without the circumlocution and evasive diplorsatir jugglery hitherto resorted to by the Banish government. It is lumored in the po'itical circles at Washington, that our Minister, Mr. Soule, has, in his demands upon the Span.sh government, exceeded his delegated powers; that he is at perfect loggerheads with the Spanish authorities; that his situation is irrecoik i I and that LvJ will be furnished with I p .ssport to leave for home immediately. Tbe Washington futon intimates that the csu: of Mr. Soule will be sustained, and that his diplomatic errors, (if he has committed any . are mere technical quibbles and do not essentially effect the matters in dispute at all. The general impression seems to be that the chances for amicable a-'justment are further off than ever. Our government has taken a position from which it cannot recede without disgrace. Outrages have been accumulating fcr a long time, and our government has long been temperizing in their settlement. She has now only modestly asked reparation for past and indemity for the future, aed" ,t is to be hoped i that she will resolutory maintain that position. The only hope that our peaceful relations with Spain will not be disturbed, lies in the act of Spain acceding to our demands, or that tbe United States government will submit to being further outraged and disgraced. Fire. A fire broke out night before last in the storerooms occupied by Messrs. Scheeffer & Schroeder as a tobacco shop and cigar manufactory, consuming a large portion of the stocK, and destroying the entire inner portion of the building, leaving but the hull remaining unconsumed. The fire companies, with their usual energy, were promptly on hand after the first alarm, and to their untir ing exertions may be attributed the savino- . . of the adjacent buildings. The loss of stock is estimated at from three to five thousand dollars, insured for five thousand in the Eagle Insurance Company. Damage to the buil - ,. , . . . . . . ding from filtern hundr.d lo two housand dollars, iuuy inaurea in tne naruon rrotec tion Company. The origin of the fire is not known i W. : r ' We hope tO SeS th.S enterprising firm in; , ,, . r i fu. .u ! lull icrce oga.u a icw uijr. t m me snuri space of time they have been with us, by their gentlemanly manner of conducting business.they have won themselves a host of friends; and the temporary ' sses thry may sustain by this casuality, will be speedily replaced by a greatly increased patronage. CO"The ladies of the town Pontiac, II! : I .1 I J. ceat.y resolved in public meeting to put a .iuiik-iiiiiiiii.il ami ll rnn (r.nn i.hu .1 I r i. rr. atop to trie Hale of alcoholic drinks in that town. Borne twenty of them aasembled together, and proceeded to ex-cute the resolu - finn. ,h. LZsfZ tl V , ttons of the meeting. The first grocery they Some twenty of them assembled to- . u... v.aiu, was -uuicwuav notorious place, the murred at first, but finally yieldeJ to the out ride preasure, and his house was closed. x'his closed tha business in Pontiac, and the ladiss returned in triumph to their homes. SrB" Tn TftaK .u j . w " in death of a man. his ' properly descends to tha Mormon Church; Via w'fa ftm a ivsii and u.u . . - s, j - -i iuren not Dctnfr re -ogaized aa heirs. The church is the Bftlt nair all property.

keensre! vv h: en. to. Ilk 1 1. tr t h a t ri.., .. encicpi . nresented to hia rnasi.r ..Ol Olli nnnortanl Im.l. ...ni.il m t,a nrn. most el.ectual remedy ror Oysuepsia, Scrofula, all skin. 5' thousand H.Caps.

v.w.i v. ttc j 3 m , r " - -- - -. r . " " 1 and almost all chronic disease. It eoinea well r-cotn- 50 do ': D. do; 10 bxs GL.ss P.pc; the better part of valor, com-ji.rd u-iih th.Je ; moruit , a pair ot booi.-. the leg of one of gre?e of t.ie work. mended by sssas sf las first citizens and ,.hv,c. .... of For sals at mwesi market srl. si

. . ........ which was much lonoer than the other. As an instatir.p nf Um f.. , ' ... , t h uhleR Kentucky, ami Areas what w have 1 arne I of" it. it mi. -t mvi3 LAP. HEl!

.."n-, and suhmiUed to the öeatruction of hie . "ss" . i .u . ,u t. dif7Vrn L t TTT ' be a vuluaide medicine, and as the -e.-ii.e aeon,. .. l.Quor. TL. V f ,K- llow C.me' lt.JtfwSSI.BSl these boots drent art-cles are hmsted. we would men- each boti e, it is not . nostrum, and there r tho f IsABS W A U F.. -Ree'd per steamer Dick

r v. ...v t,i gicn ,f. irp us' n the fame enrlh! 1 i'Oll mat he M isf a.tuiaatf h .,rk. ws.v nnir ctrciniatances not much chance for .t t,. h,. i kumh- I T -k i.. ...M Wine. Ke.r. Ale and W ater Tu

I Mfi

o. . T-.- Tk VV K . ------ , -stun Stiruj. that the Secretary M ibb, hits determined to build one oi ui"e et

II the boston yard, anotbor in mo iew excitement on account ot a moat

v,.r third in th Phi I atle ! dIi La yard, and" w ... -

,uu,l""""c "uo - " . we could Ctt them, are the Norfolk yard. There are two ahipa al- murlin yiana Dney

under con struction in the Portsmouth ey H.) yard the Sante and the riUIIII. aC f-roneof them will be con the only government establishment of the kind in which auch work can he done. I he at machinery of the other vessels will probably built by contract, undT the auptrinten dence of some of the most uccessiui pr - r vniA atpamahin huildera ill the cotl'ltrv. Cn . m .:li .1 .. . . . . . ... . a a afl , f . . gineer - in - ch.er, Martin, will Mao vi it durspe with a view to examine the most modi i l : mmm xawawvw aaatvaw arna j . ii rr, r. .i r A Fashion HiT.-he fashion editor of in rnntnminT. were thev to imitate the Pariaiennes and ear fewer fur belowsand tfounjn lhe 6UeU Also if lhey wouj mre latilw .-.tL ii.rr nnrl (raiter their feet. Our . ' -----. furtherrnore eave street ' attrar tivs. i o resassy ini., a inns ssigsii uc taken from the bottom of faahionable streetdfttsMi Iftd added to the top Horriblk! At Norristswn, Pa., last week mi.prable mother cut off the he;.. I of her oWn child, an infant six weeks old. The - .h shm cut off close to the lower jaw, leavjn .öle of the neck or. the body, and d . prbably the nearest reason that cou! ! h ivr pr .impted to such a deed, wjs disclosed i in a t .. . . . or aas-book (otind in the house. In the 'epace 0f twentv-six diyn, twenty-nine quarts J , H . chare(j therein, and in about ! tWQ and n ha, r months sixty seven quarts were - - charged. She was committed to the Mont-1 county prison. The man w ho eold ! i i i !n irjUor h(,ud be made a parly to the mur der. QtT It ia slated that hydrophobia is producing more panic in Boston and vicinity than ever attenJed the small pox or cholersf and not without some reason. Scarcely a dav passes but what some one is bitten by a mad dog. New York. Affaihs. On the 9th, a jury in the Superior Cosrt returned a verdict ol $30,000 against the Hudson River R tilroaii Cornpt ny, for causing the death of a gentleman named Button, in November 1353. The case of Edwin Forrest, the American tragedian, against N. P. Willis, for libel, was Bl in the Common Pleas, but was psstponed for a day or two. Damages were laid at 620,000. The trial of Clara Hayes, for the murder of Lutener, make slow progress. A conviction can hardly be expected from the tes timony produced by the prosecution. Episcopal Convention. The Episcopal Convention of the diocese of Kentucky commenced its annual session in Lafayette, Thursday last. The Convention sits in Christ Church. Bishop Smith, and a large number of clerical and lay delegates are in attendance. fCj The Boston Traveler sys the subscriptions towards the erection of the Franklin Monument have reached the sum of .$13000. An Affecting Scene. Among other af - fecting incidents of the fire at Jennings & Co.'s establishment in Broadway, New York, the Tribune records the following: One of the meat affecting scenes occurred in the drug store of Rushton &. Clark, where several of ths noble fellows were carried by iboie inmriili9 aa tliotr vi er rtmnt'iiil Ir .... i ana wiiiniio - .... ...... ..... .. . uum j thejr fiery pgjjQSl bssjasj. Among them was James McNulty. He was taken out alive, "d carried as gently ss possible in his com Taos arms and laid down upon the noor, with n friend supporting his hssd. In a moment 55, ere kneeling aiUUnd him la it l r -Is a. ready nay, anxious to tender the utmost of their skill to suis his rteetinir lifs. Thev full his pulse, applied restoratives, but it was too i.l ""r. i " kl. 1. 71 J . I.Ia IJ m I. .. .1 n n . f . 1 . I. . . "ate. lie i.iu uui uiuy leu ior tiusnillü . . f k,,. k4 k.,l ,..,Knl,K. weight of tha walls, but he had breathed the , smoke and Steam of the fire. Hiseyeswere fixed, his pulse almost gone, the froth oozing i . . fr"m his mouth, now carefully wiped BWS by I tendr hnd '?r he W" a'ch?d rough men, but men with big hearts, wiio wouiu nave peruea tnetr lives to save his. 11 : I I . 1 . . a - U was all in vain. The physicians said. "It ll all over; poor fellow! he is dyihg." Then, oh! what a scene for a port or painter. Those hardy nun, unrelated, perhaps almost unac ISC-

r. V.iu Vnrb M irr.r in c..nf nf'.nT hlfl ST. Jf -- m f tmm ,, ... !.;!.. .at K'ith a free lisp i .1 . i . I ftdl...

m ... . i ... ... . - ' . - . . 7 . f i ( i 1 1 . i ir kh. prvf ii in 1 1 . m r, m l i.i r , tin

nnaiiited ith tha Ami mw m.n -.. ,k.. kl , , l ' . 7 , " quauila SIM tne dying man. save thstlBIS to the visitor, who. as lie sscend.- t he

! T - -J'" i .1 1 . t 1- , . 1 I ne was i. ieir orotner nreman, puiieo on their ; hats in token of resnect, and knelt by his sisw, twisi ins nanus in tneirs, wniie the tea" V1!9.?9" tl,e,r bTonz cheeks, and lBBrB rLü,iCU ,uvvn u,eir DTOn cneCKs, and 1 EEf "fe jUrn,y' i hl '0U1 " "P 1 r'd- . . I bOOTBLicK 15 a f ix. A domestic, newI really do.i't know. sir. but what bothers -a .a - a S - me tne most s thai the pair oown stoirs are in the same fix.' A RRESTF.D. Bill Shockley, the notorious : , i.uuiiicriiiier, wno, wiin nve oi nera, rocapeu . from f ill r rminttr i o i 1 sams timj tmrn was : r . . , . . . I - -.1 1 . 1 1 ' , . aaasj ' 1 ' V I (I a I O Milt; tlllir DHIlV j ww SAW arrested at Cairo, bv Sheriff Akers, and brought bark to this citv las' nitrht m. uavis, another of the five, wa arrestrd by offi' .r Huddleetan. and has been put rs hi. old quaiters. -lVe A,y LeHfr.F

m mmm mf - m mtm S lA W I

r.Cn u, Or.ul LicUeiUful. u;Sa,unUy inu:lllt,:;al(OUru5UI borough was thrown into a slute unnatural muruer committed in our very u. ... ..r.I... u v.- . , r .. ., r D i, II.. . detrove1 the life ol her infant e MM wiaion, f ciui prits hwdy with non e slurp instrument we law it t he head was lv:n auou int hes from t'.ie body. I ne nea-i w as vcred Ma,v t the h-iae of the cranium, nnd the tup i I the riTteb C lumn. 1 nn sign wax a paw, ano r.,. ..g shudder upon witnessing it. suppose I to have been committed w:tn a razorasonewas found whirl. anfiarrBIIV nail I been washed off. A hatchet aNo was lound, . . but no traces of blood w r siiyinuig wers found upon it. The woman is supposed to have been insane, and the husband says she had been threatening the life of the child pre- . . i . i viously "" 7 , Bu,h huband an ! wife had been greatly we believe, while Mr. Miller was making 8 r rangements to take her away, she got hold of the child in some way, u n ving pro luua.y bjcnin the hands ot stranjers wno nan goti. t i i : ..i:,An - - - J ltn n tTom ncr, mil linneaiiinj wwia ihs horrid deed. Another child had previf . L lni. at ll.o novt ti'fm ' t fl.lrt. XiSorrislOun iteJltier. , ; Changes in Office. A dispatch fiom Washington, on the 10th, gives out these in- j klinge: 1 learn from the best authority that Charles' H. Peaelee. Collector of Boston, and memLprofthalast CosurrSssi Irom New Hamnshirr, is to fO trLondon as Consul, iu place j ..y-i nr ca 1 I . . .. : uf fieori'f W. Sanders, whose nomination was rejected by the Senate. npi,imin V HallPt. th r.ressnt District i m... j - r a ttnrnpw. will anrrep.l iVasler. in tbe Colleclorship; the office which he was very in dignant at not getting or.ginaiiy V i laJLswJ t.T-..PPAd Hallet as Djftricl A,f0rney. This was the office for j l.T!il.'. wic, j,e was an orij.t applicant, and the ! -nlv one, except that Patent Agent, which - i . . . t . . . he was willing to take and neither of which he got. Psaseley is now in this city. Brotal Treatment of n Executiosfk Ths New Orleans Picayune of the 20th ; ult. gives the following account of an inhuman act perpetrated at Franklin, La.: A negro had been sentenced to death. The execution was to take place last week. After s nie researches, the sheriff" at last

found a man sufficient ly numerable to under-j until entirely overcome by the long continutake, tor a lew dollars, the duty of ex fcution- ed exertions. er. TIip negro was handed, und the sher- 'I he child rae taken home insensible, bill

iff, in order lo save the lik' of him who hnd

saved bun trum the necessity of performing j in jnmpinsr, continued without ceKsation fur the revolting duty, locked up the execution-hforty-eight hours, until the sufferer was rear. I leased from the raiuful exercise by death. At nightfall, however, a furious nib of j This case, which is not the first oneof the men, quite as miserable, at least, as he who r j k nJ which has come to public notice, should they sishjsd to chastise, broke into the j - i 1 . 1 serve n a warning, not only to children bu

seized the executioner, and under the soourgS ' to parents and school teachers. .I II II. .. ...1' .

of the Ism forced him to run through the streets of Franklin. The rai-terable creature was so beaten and s i whipped, that at length, his strength failing him, he Ml d ,wn senseless. I'he rage of his assassins, however, did not stop here When they pe ce:ved the in-! ainsibility of their ' ictim, one of the band opened his knife and literally cut off the ears of the sufferer. And not a protest against the act was to be heard. The Washington Monument. We learn that the Morkmen engaged in the erection of this noble structure commenced laying the first course of stone this season only a few days ago, the unusual inclemency of the weather having prevented opperations sooner. The height of the column is at present about one hundred and fiity-tv0 feet. Owing to the smallness ol the force employed there being but thirty men, including- masons 'and stone-cutters and the want of funds, the work does no progress so rapidly as it ought. Last) ear but twenty-six feet was! Btiuea to tne height of the monument, and this year there will be added probably not more than thirty or thirty -five feet. At such a rate, ten years at least will be rsq jired toi complet its erection. The height of the obelisk, when finished, will be five hundred feet; a.id it will be fifty.! live feet square at the base, and thirtv-three feet square at the top. The wa.'l is of the ! i I . a ..." j most substantial character, being fifteen : leet in thickness at the base, and gradually decreasing to a thicknes. of four feet st the summit. At the present elevation, tue thickncss of tho vi all L. -I -..i..- .. saw .-nn saaawv , inches ' rp . . .. i m a jc lil'.liutnr It Will hi in du. hi. irni rum m l 1 tUl ue lioilieu oy gas irom pipes attachsd to the winding iron staircase that Will ascend to the ton Ii ii nnl ri I , .... r J known wh-;t will be the crow-nine- Diece hut , Ii I n ff n t dPO hi;! it will probably be a huge mass of glass, bearinguPon it some patriotic device. r, a j IV Lumber Of b.ns enntrShtitarl h tli. I ew- . . m - - . ' ... .. w w .iiailierent tSlales, associations &c, up to the t present time, is about one hurid ed and ninety, of which there are seventy in the .... ... 1 - ooeiisK. J hrpo sre arra'itred in a conspictlOUI and SVSlematie aaansMS and he via!. , staircase, can ex u iine tliem at his leisure ' All ol the States, we believe, have now con- ! tributed blocks 1 ne stones, mertar. &.c., are raised to ' 5S2 ?Cby mPansof an ' below, and derricks above tha latter having attached to ,bem Slss . 1 r- rr 1,16 engineer of the safe arrival from Urrairm: fuur tons, was lifted to a height of one nun- . ' a . I - . 1 f C . a . ",cu ur ieei, swung around, and set in us piace in five minutes from the time it left the ground. Globe. NiBRcn T rn ei - i c i were nabbed Km I .V n.i ?u were napoed at Newark, on the 10th, with their Dockets lined wiik s-t. fi!n . -i, on the Farmers' Itank of Kentucky. The bills bear date of Frankfort. KV. 24th Anril 1853, and are signed by J. B. Temfle, Cash,er, sod Jno. H. Han5a, Tresident.

ARoLsh Girl. The Albany (H.J

.Ii mmt "0 Journal of the 9th, related I he 101 owing Sl y qui- . , . . ;dnti has I of great incident f an Irish girl, who evidently has j herribln all the Doints of a l.erniiir S! e' a fast HB, r j. a i.c.uuiv. i . nur VAttt .... L .. -

anyhow . . . -ji-cf""! .Luiiiwiiij,.."" I ' - .......1.1 L. k at iki otce At lne stated tin ho calleü, aüd waB introduced to a bouncinc Irish girl, the - very picture of health, and as quick a. a -teel'

trap. The wages were agreed upon, when inif ist reared a I

they b.th took a seat in his ws-on, and the ' ... . r l. nu r a were nrirvn imvani in n I n i-a i aidence. west of Arh.r H i 1 V wher hp : i- he i.i.T - - - . fcv'i. .a... wv. i r kept a store and cultivated a (arm. While driving through the pine bush soxne h ug oc-) curred wl ich much t ffended the ft.ie when BMe requested the farmer and uadeaman to leave the wsgon. He finally consented to "c Luw vrajuu. ne uiiuiiv conseuieu iu dü lf co,,ditionlt . Upon his le.ving the dv turriD.ke. seven miles fr.im th.s ' rn rilv. ITnnn itor t a i n i n w ivh pro a lip i mm ab i turned the hofse's head toward t!ie city, and , upon arrival repaired lo the pchce ottics, wnen ,he related to the Justice what had uc -1 curred aad received from him the necessary , information in retard ti hsr future course of action against her threatened deceiver. SAftTA AitHA oh the Pacific. More . . . , , . , , , minute partL-uiars ar. given if the blockade of the fine port of Acapulcos by Santa All na, and his Deretrmtorv refusal to allow v s8eg of other couutries to land than usual. The steamer John L. Stephens, on her last passage down, undertook, as BASJSl, to enter, but two vessels lying on the mouth ot . . I I " ,W .1 f tljesharbor, fired two allots over her and Cf mpHld her to lay to, which done, Capt. PierkmS ivm In it llnl th nnrl ' h ni'um pH so was told that the port wss blockaded, and he must leave forthwith or be fired into. He "otryed orders," and sailed out for Pan- . . . . . ama. J)unnf the detention ot the Btepbeoa at Acapulco, shots were frequently exchang ed between tha two vessels and the fort, and wthout cffert on either side. Santa A una. ! with an army variously estimated at from I three to l;ve thousand men, was encamped in the neighborhood, and it was expected that ri ij t . . he would make an attack on the town during the night. -Distressing Death. A bright and interesting girl, about eight years of age, died on onsay iasi, in me vi u .ge oi NSWSWS, trom con v .. i.-ionn uriii."iH on vy excessive cxertiona in "jumping the rope " She was competing with several of her school companions in this ercise, who were endeavoring to out-do euch other in endurance. She jumped four hundred tims in succession, and ; the movement of the muscles of the limbs, ss Rs-Assfff Dem. TT,4Whv didn't von pocket some of - r , those pare! an ,: one ooy to anoiner, - no bodv was there to see." "Yes there was I wze there to see my. ,f aIJj j dunH mean tl) ee Inyselt -u a mean thing." Nf A iiltll'll. On the 5d diy of May, I AH, by Rev. J.tmes Ritchej. Pr. James P. I.'hik, of Pike cout.ti, to Miss Marius ; K.. Kourts, of Evansville. ii i I, At R o'clock the moniina- ol the 16th int.. ADDIP. daughter an I onlv child of Lizzie and Ann. H. Sappers. aged 22 months and 6 days. Thefunoral will take place this afternoon at I o'clock, from their residence, on First street. The friends of th family are respectfully invited to attend. On Tuesday, 16th inst., at 2 o'clock A. M .Gioist W. yoiingost sou of .Mra. .Mary E. Hates, widow of the late George IIa t es. Theftinornl will take place from the residence of Mr? M. E. Ii , o'clock this morning. SPECIAL NOTICES. Dr. Shaker Sarsaparilla! Tu Evansville Medical Society in requested to meet at or. Konaid s otr.ee, aturdav the 13th inst., at 7s o clock BJ ones Hv order J.G. HA1CHITT, M. D iu It-St Secretary. PROPLEOr I'llillK 1! Thousands of you have suffered for long years with ! Rheumatic Pains, I lcerons Sores, S welled Legs, Piles, m man other complaints, that all the retnediesvou have tried have failed to cure, and y ur physicians have irirnnrotlicerti ncn r.i I .. .. .. .. . . J or i r' nr.... rr .i,,rr, A remedy I-discovered and plac-s within'he reach 1 of all. that win c.;re all these com.d.iinu and make tsu young again. Da ce with joy lor x ou shall be healed. , Tha cm. I r.. ni...lv i. tK.. ..w . -... v. j v, c v i . . v n itct . . . .. ...... . MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMRBT1 important and ex.Vaordini .HSSS! ordinary cures are daily reported trine i bv the use of this Liniiiitrio, iiiu noiii! hu use it are oi -appoimeo in us euects. TI .-' See a.! v.rti..mont in n... ....- ...I ... n I . W ' . - . .1 m. ....... . i . , r. . i. . SHI -V THF. F.riDF..TIIC. "An ounce of preventative is better than a pound of 1 l ü?re 1 . rr 11. .1,. 1 ;m 1 'rCTOni S CSness would you be freed from all lia llity to bowel ouki jou preserve heait i and prevent sxkBipt;iinls.lliix,cholers,andagre:.i variety of disease. uiexlent to ail eliniat-s, age. and coi.tit.itions of men ITm. voa have oa oannrtanii. ... ..u i.r.itiKi. M vestatfve; that Is DR. BRUCE'S I.MMAN' VEOKTALLE ore 11 V 14' L A Tl.. - -- - - .. .. "' J"r UBro' mis m-oiepie so purm-s tne 1.1. ....I T t. 1 r. n . r ....... i ... . . 1. ...... . r ..... .... n.. ,.,..,lc.-3 ai iisu gi eerv orar-'ii.as to render the system impenetrable to tbe sliaftsof disSSSS. I Murxttig Chrnniele. Jl pForeale by Kem.kr. Karss- ky A Co., Evan.v.llc, Indiana. IssN REAB TIIIM v e invite at:ention to he adxerti.emnt ol We invite attention to the advertisement of Dr. Go hern's Extract af BySissIp r, wh.ch is sa ld to be a uiak il a tris" from lUt :if1ic fe OTII'F. M-Lasa's TsMaSBaB Oil Likikcxt is trulv a Ceiehrated Kemeriy, and haas dome more to alleviate human sufferMtglhan any remedy ever liscov-red. One or tWO applications Will rsli. Ihn motl .en-re Pais, Swaas or Baataast. ,.Twob",? ' cleanse, pnrlfv, and heal ths foulest I'lcss or Soas.and it will heal the mst severe Bums or. scald without a tJfZSmZtTLsT' ,m"tl 1 m h'nd' For Horses it Is far srjnenor lo nr, .her remedv for SSiX!" aU"1 Cui' snatches, Old Swraa. StbST ' &e' 8-

r. M. A full altend-nce is eamestlv renuested. ' " . ' T

business of imporUnce is to be transacted with refer- j , , 8 ,e:,r ' ,rr. ', , ce to the meeting of the State Medical Societv. which I ZCi .rch 1

totale place in this city, on Wednesday, the 17th inst. ! J"oon oioer v inegar,

JEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

caaereeWU. Ald4ftrlebj pILBKDKNl.NG A LEER ha; -rmtd a partnerL 1 m ' : ,v W.KtlLLY. VV ship for the al v- be rios. ci d opened a Shop ai äj - m - store ', ..ro nr u, ju,t ai,ve Unrblin-i o!J C1 NAMON. 15 ma't i Ic'e and ") cases I dox LUn(j. Tky will keep constantly on hand a large stock caus each, ground, for i - y ,.i Faints. Oil-. Window Glass. Varuialiea, Brushes. Ac , BS u . - et a a O WT n. I . .... . 2 j aaaS It i

uiylT U. K. G1LBKK1 .er.. S; .1 ar Water. by . near Watr. LlVr. j BLOWN SATjT-15 'pi i i le b S. E. Gil.KKKT & CO., lor in I. RC. i ear al r. ;! ! ( If INS. KIVKU AT lillTiK.I.I F Ä SONS'! ne lot of Gi.ld Vft I KaiiM v Mwaiii.fui stjfcsa. I Alto a bit of Gold II unt. i - Kf, I- li:-u wr mnir i the attcnl.on M IknM 'rti - . . . . r ... iiiir.i .r Mil. at 11 i 1.1.1 .11 n..vi.. ui u fn.vi: to i nr. IVABIES only ! flrlsulswHd assortaien: IKSKTK: iM.-.UONS. LADIES' COUJtKS; U.NDKHsi.KKVKS; a it, i.-'t va. av . lateat and most faahlonaMe atilss. Wsarssbte I.VCKK, &f. all Lbes uriiclea at an a't iiiabiii! nw prtc. ; VVM. LOEWEM'HALsVOO. BALKH flay Jual ' 'd aud for VT in v 16 K. I.E'A S. Novicxr. : individual who if r" .: my Tnuk amue time tavk, w.l I please rciur. t sas, IT as ; On M ... vi. r;i a sjKII f UST ree'd ISO bbH r Pittsburgh Al. (fl;nniv lircw :h A sf er)at mvlio ALUS A: HOW US'. pni,ri .-y ... WJI.C1 assssr sals law sj aayl ALl.iv liovt. MANK IIVIII:N. rpll r" St l.heidora in tl. Branch t Kvanaville of the ', -L Rtst4 b iu of Indiana, are notiüo 1 that a Dividend I of 5 piirii!i.. fr un current proSts, and one per cent. fr.in .-irnV -. niakme six per cent., sas Sesst ioelaSvA. . I. mmUdT G. w. kathbone. im ic-:d (Enquirer copy. t's. shier. NOTICE. t DAM PF.' P warns the publicaifaiii'ttrtwtie me on hij seeM nt. I heret-y warn the puMic not to irut I In tu ( sjn ait ount. as I have paid ennijli debts of bis : and itood euottzh abuse and bu.r treatment wtiliout havititobe .it any further expense 1 sun alnsady in debt thr.iusrh nis means, and even f ir the cloihes I wear. Bjy 16 Jt JAN K RK1D. TI T V-TU O OI T-liOTS AT AUCTION. ' a uimi -i wvaiuauieo.u ioiv in tue norm east nn.. I ho el K t li mm ofuAAtlAnl I ' kZ It III u ...I ..(,. " "; l" - lyinjr on the est ride ol lhe Plsnk Hoa l and le. than two miles from Kvaiiaville. will I pel 1 at public unc- i ti'ni.at the t ourl Home door, in hv..ii3vilie, n ai urd.i , Jut e 3d. SM '1 hee ts contain from one to: .-.eres each, and B." Vn . ' residence,. i partof t.m have Plset sjk deaerlptios wftbesasss sSS sssswS rai.inz on tin- i-r.net'irs on tne la.iU, or n sedier v Kobiuaon, corner of Mais and H.r-t atrvota. Kvi.n'ville. TERMS: One third cash, and balai.ie in, '.'and 3 years, with it terest. Title perfect. WILLIAM OI.MSTKI. CHAS. G. OLMSTKP. By WsjSSWS & Ropinson. mvlfi lw JOHN s. MITCHELL ft SON, PRODrrC3, FOR WARDIMG AND COM MISSION MERCHANTS, EvANvu.Lr. Ink. QPsa4 n'-irehoHe ss Wairr ttrref. b-tvren Main mnJ .er-'; also corner of H'a'nut xt. and the pSSSf, a ni nt the Big ll'karf Boat at foot of .Vain ntrert. TMI.l. sSrawim lissa on all kindi sf Produce ro, i v ftfjasM to i hem, lor le her or to ship jSlSStfCSf repoin!.'ii. I nt Ni-w Orleans and the rSSUirS CMtSS UrWn I t .urcliiising Produce or Merchandize, tilled at lhe shortSH aotieS atnl lowest market prices liny ill give prompt attention to the Forwarding ef all Mc rchn.idi-e a i;i Produce entrust ed to their care; and . i" I an ....pie lacipoc, ,or .-Moia.-e. ii i l il ll ! . tu v'u.'tr intAW a ittalMiiPitn wcSHf JOHN S. M ITCH ELL ÖV SON itTirr. i IV fV'.'. RiEiLh ivin-i.n in bed an4bssu4, sll pfSM MSV herel) arn.-d not In trust her on mi MC -.. lint, HS I o!.J.i Iiodcds o hOf COi,ti;cting. MTlI :u A IIA M nihil. MIIst-X'TBRT AND FANCY GOODSMRS. J v HAAS, re.-eiitiy from LmIsvIII, tmt J isl istaotisbed a Milliuerv Si ire, on Mala street. ipposit 111! Hank. wti a sbe h is oi I a -a iM ney Go ..Is, com prising Spring lock ..I VlUlib' r and Km. i?".'1 s' ",'-r "J1? of - s,r:',w ' ll!?V I Trfsjiaaiags, ve., A-c sho havnes the attention of tin ladies to tl.e.e g nils, and niim, si e mav bo able to se cure their aaitrOMSgS by good articles and lo prices. She is prepaid! to till nil orders in a satisfactory inoi nor. rsa)lStajS MEDICAt. BOOK3. TUSTREC'DA L A ROE A 880 RT 1 E N T J OF THE ABO Vital SAMUEL LIKTBK'8 inv 13 liouk Store. ICG CdEAM. rp UK sbtksi 'Iber b:. vi uz refitted the room, at his re. JL dc i Seventh -tret, third door ea-l of Sipure .Mills rSS :- ce. is now prep ired to luniisli the eitlSMM ol Evans. ill" with SMpartSI article of this delightful aa l cooling luxt.rv. Paiatlies, Parties and Pic Nn s f ir- . sisaasj at M rt notice. v uh any flavored I reams they nvi wish ! - , ered. my 13d I w GEO. V. GLOVER. iiiKK rr:i rVlRI n-.di r igned respectfully rerjne.a all persons " - - -m- ; , i I. inoe.H . i to nun. 10 can ami mane iiiiine late setll -nie. ;t Also m pers-ns n vii g ci urns againsl him, to . call and Savi them adjusted 'J he accounts can beset tied al say atOCSSS Valer stra.l, during the next tw '.t- e . n t t . t mi'ei I hi v u- i I i r.i. ti li-iwl in lo. i .1 . tr am. t, during the next l p. seed in hand to force roMocinn. Out 13 if ) PBILIP DhVBSEH IKt.F. SALMON, CHEESE, PKUNEN. rilOCO ) tan, Sen , &i ., ree'd per steamer Pick Keys: H P.MJais Prunes; 2 cases 24 boxes Prunes; 2 casks Prunes 350 lbs 2t Smutt Salmon m Iba 2 hf bids pick 'Id Salmon; 4 baskets 12 dz Olive Oil; 6 kilts Mackerel; 25 b s Eng. Hairy Cheese; 3 bbla Pcirc Barley; 4 bbla t anr. Sugar-cured 4 bva Choco u'e: Dried Heef; 25 bxs do He Sante 30 hxs Dried He-ring; superfine a la Vanille; 40 bxs Ground spice; 2 hxs Ky. Mutard, loose; 2 bbls MlatStSsf ft, 10 bbls Sack SaP ; 2 bxs Cream Tartar; bxs Niitm ne 16 doz Bed-cords, hemp. grass and jute; IS in Palm Sosp; S5 bxs Fancy do; I real Cotton Bed cord; 3 coils Grass do; PI bxs. German Soap; 15 hxs Shavii g do; 2 bxs Sail Soda; 24 bundles C .t u Twine; for sale at the Jow est market pr.ee by (myi3) 1. & I). HEIMAN. WILIiOW XV IHK, AC Ree'd per steamer Dick Keys: I V V M, .. , . m 15dozSI Whins: M loa Shaker Brooms; ". doz Common Brooms; C doz hips; in neits White Tuba, 3 in nejt; 10 nests Blue Tuba. 3 in luri; 4 nest? Blue Tubs. B i. si: i doz Red T..i... a a. . c - - - n. : ; l .... j . . . . 1- . ii..-, ,yv r.cuoi i .ii!-, nun inmiiu iiii;."in i e-.'.ir rar. I. . . . . . brass bound; 4 nests Pine Fliur Bucket-; 6 dox Iron Bound Half Ilar.el. 6do. Common hf IMs; 1 dog Ca dar hf bbls; piii gro Matche; 15 gross Cedar Faasets; 1 net no: es; a doz hoiimg Pun; Sdoz Potato Masre-s; 4 doz far Cans; 2 doz Well Buckets 4 doz Work Baskets, ass'd; pidoz.Market do; 4 doz Lb! A lit bid lovers; .'4 doz U illjw Wi gors; 2 dog Willow Cas; 1 doz do CassSSas; 4 doz Waits Csssttasj For sale at lowest market price by ya I. A D. HE1.VANN. UKCKIVED per steamar Hick K-ys Sirv,s Bwvaa akb Forks, Cssvm Mills, Sroos, Caps. . " (-.. etc. ,-, ,, P Selves. 14 and 16; I ' lf gross -ooii. ass'd; sj doz Riddlds; 4 doz Pust.i r B ushc s: 71 Sas KsliinA raits asa'w C doz f lothes saj IS doz Butcher Knives: 20 doz Shoe do; 12 bxs Coffee Mills, i-.s'dr 20 doz Scrubbing do; 4 iloz Molasses Guter, c . '"Z Horse do; 1 at 2: i l-xs Shavi-g do; 1 gros Gimlets; 6 dox do Boxes; 2 doz Tape Borers: - indcz Carpenten' Per.cM.; Vi C ii rrv , ... -.. t.v'd 4 irross Lead 6 dox 4 inch H s. rjesj a Ait. Kevs: mhlers: 25 doz ass'd Molasses Cans; 4 los -v "--'meat Dishsss. ith Cover: 1 dor Glass !' i: ? l'e-' -: ' Castor P id ili s; 251"Z CLp Plates; 25 doz K.t'.ti r Plates. doz Preserve Plates: 4 doz - orte.; Wa t.-ra; 4 do assorted Britama l.asi- r -ri.-i.es. . I an ns, wf. j-r ngs; 'j do? Isssss'nw sssssasia; 25 '.or assorted Sni . For sale at i!ic lov Sat Starts pttas y i via I A I). BEIM ABB. moBAffO... I taxes ssat Five Lasss Tsk 2 botes rei.'inio! J,, 3 hsxe 1o Pu lo ts lo; Siboxci do ?!f Iba do; 6 ',oves irg:nla Haisr-'s io: oha'-co-p at tov -'. jTk rt 4 botes do Nigger Head fol 40 dor eioainjrTobacce; for sale i

rnce ny myi3; i 4. v HEIMA.Tf,

HorsE, SIGX BW art A MBHTAI

PAINTS. OIIJB. WlSMDW CI C. AC. Ac. Thev alo S'Uu-il rdi-rs fa r Houe and Sirn faint inf of oTwry vanctr, ; n? to execute it in the beat atle and at tbe lrrwest jiricea. ln)9 tf A Mid. II sizd dark brown. Mack atrlped Cow. w hich ialclv rt or soon will eel a calf. ":i2ZUj She ban a mark iu the ear. Ani par ion dlirarinr us thl row will receive a lioeral reward . Ü. S( HKEKKKK Ac M'HKOKDKB, nn9 Main at., betw. First and Wir. RIO t'OFFC V. 100 bars choir per A. L Shvtwell, and in nt re, for aslf SS aj?6 P. av. SILuKTa it.. near watar. STi: A W I.OOHV. WE hive dit kvasHl a T?ry de-lrabt- sUkI: f winii . ru "Hrafd anil Palm leaf HsU. towfelefe d w uJ i rvapectfully invite the :itlciitiui ot our - rs, una the public phfrtiiy, tv-fire purcssstii:..y ÜHANKL1.N Jt I.K1LLY. Hlips N. O. Sn-ir. fair if prime, juit ree'd per j T - - "-fcs -wa ww j i -.uer Sultana, in quantities to auit. at ati t'OOK'S. F IRE! FJRBtt FIRE ! ! ! MORE TRIUMPHS OF RICH'S DAL A KAM li l . IC MUM i T n r rnt n. ivn f e-u . .-" . aastssS ..- aasssassl ree'elvedl.y the msila. TBS) ferm additional teallmony ru lnflsuiifritir.iN oi ki ti v... . n n m h..n . KIKE IN" LMAKl.KKi ON, 8. C. Charleston, April 50. 15. Ma. L. M. Hat ii, Ajrentfor Kich'a ttilatnander Sales -ar Sir: Kuidinjr t impossible to remove onraafedn rina the late fire, which destroyed our store hi Hayss' street, and havisr taken out our books, we iit Inlw IP several papers to test iL We are eld t- acknowledas that It fully auslainecl tho l.ij-n reputation of your HsSBSV The preservation of t!i-se immr. wan more Thun we ex petted, w hen wo witnessed the intense best it was subjected to. Yours, &c.. COURTNEY, TENNANT A CC. Fl BE IN PANS V'JLLK, K. Y. ftlHUI, Apr 1 10, 1S54. Mers. Stkarks & .Masvin- Gentleman: Your f went throaeh the fire. It contained all our Looks and pajiers hieb came out in vqh1 order. The Safp, frois appearance, .hum have been red hot. V. e trusted our all 1:1 it. Very respeclfulh, lours, BROWN A GRANT. NATC HEZ SPREE! KIKE, NEW ORLEANS. Nt UsLCaSS, April 7, ISM. Oaror;.e .tt I :.rehoTi., Nos 31 aud 3i Nulcbea t.r with IBBir coMenti, exre, the books und papers con täo 1 in eur Safe, were ntvreVy ifcatrovso by Bre. on - . . - m ll.e in-rn:np of ttie UHU March. . ir.':!.! of ttie loth March. Although the Safe hud I been for svverv! houi in an extremelv hot Ore betör we could rci Vi r ii. M,M belnpflrM diiuovered. was in a red hta". m bslng cooled with water, we removed our boot - said papers, to the amount of :went thousand doHars. without the slight' st SWSStJM r injury to ss. Reing fully convinced bj iMs event of the entire aeeu lily of tnose Sates, we have procured another of the aatne. description, from the same Agsst. viz-: Kich'a Fireproof Safe, sold by Mr. luanc Brid-e, No. 33 Magazine atreet, mid r -commend them lo all w bo desire pcTfca teeurilj for valuable papers in case of fire. PRITF, WALSH & CO. CHARTRKSST. FILE, NEW ORLEANS. Nr.w Orleans, April I'.'. U.M. We have abundant reason to recomme. d Kich' Sala' mander Safe ns'emiriently llrepr"f. einee we had anascellent opportunity, on the .Ith Fel.ruary lat, t( teatinc one of that description, wh h we purchased several year since ef Mr. Isaac li.idge. ti?r ttorr. No. 37 i 'hartre sireet. with our entire nock ol imt. (visnmirgs. Ac , was burned on tbe marl ing "f thai da . subjecting our sato to a i St) iuien-e hewi during aevr rul hours. e it aaveil all it en, tents, compriking benk lfota ano clic ks for apwa'ds uf nine hundred dollars, bills rerai Vable for several tiiouaaud ilollars. and account. In mir hooks for fo t thousand dollars. As said Safe coat only one hundred ami ten dollar, we risk nothing in pronouncing it the cheapest BftictS we ever purchased. Al.hRRT A TRICOA larre aSirITat llf T' nail PatBSV Sa amaNOBK s . h Kick's lwprSVSnHWit fbf aSSw Sf KT RA MKS . MARVIN. (.ucce.'ors to RtrS V .) I P WasSS rrnirr. N.T. I I." only Makarsof Sri einander Sales bining WiL der's and Rich's I'a.i-nts. md 5ole Hroprict.rs of Jones' MTevtS Fair Luck, shbh has neither key nor keyhole. ALL IK A HoWKs. inya tf Agents at Kvaiiaville. XMiiiKoinr.iti: A f. i i. gsodk. f T r H would reapsdfalll IwvHs the aSssSSSM sf tl s v l La .dies to our slock of Kinl.r.u.t. rie. milt li.p) . Goods. just received p.-r Kxpesss, i .nsi-tins ml ll.e latest ! sty le of .1 icanet nnl Ssi.. hmUroidered Collars.Sleeve riiiiuisetts, Kdginss and lneiting: alack and sails Li.ee Cap. eVc. (uiyS) Sil A N K LI St REII.I.Y. JCTBX RECKIVBsS.w .V) lbs Ground I'mber in Oil 1 lb Cans; 15 lbs t'hroine Red in do do do; SS Iba Praxis s itlue in lo do do; 7". lbs Blast K-iinl in do d do; 50 lbs Cassia Ve'Iow. in drv tin cans; for sale loir by (my) KELLER, FARNSt.EV a DO. T9 ST IIEIRIVKD.-A f erh supply of Perry I Davis Pais. Killer, and Sloan's Medicines, W sale at Proprietor prices bv SSJi KELLER. FARN8LEY A CO. .") rf BAGS Ship Stuff ree'd at in t REPFORD'S. OTICF. O TRAVEn from lhe ruble of Wm. Rufta. at Ms O chanicsville, on the night of the 3l of May, a Bay Horse with black mane and tail, has a small lump on his back, caused by saddle; is about 15 hands high, stands Inurwr l..l,..a 1 1 I . . ... - . - ... 1.1 . w...i .11.111 iiiiiioa a 1,1, a i 1 1 . 1 1 i', j ran 1.10 , i... ww j under the saddle; shod all around No other n arks re . collected. Any informati nv information con'-eriiii ? htm left al Robert Huston's in Kvansville that I nisi Pet Ii im. shall be liberaRj rewarded. iiitCII) WM. HARRISON. . ' " I F..T.si A OR AXJKS... 10 toxes fresh Lemon.; iu io do Orange; Just ree'd and ror ale by my PRESTON URO.V 1 P BBLS Keboiled Molassea; J- J 3 do M.g.ir hou Sugar house .M olaue-s; 2 do BjrnsfXj j ist ree'd per steamer Rullana fas sale wholesale at (mvS) COsk. 11. I! I II T Ii I N . . A. T. HAKEY. BOILER MAKER, respectfully aiinousce to tbe Engine BaiHV ersof hvansville, and to all oths interesSed that he has now a strong force of nsa st bis K" .er Yard, and ia prepared to make Boilers to order.and have then., finished punctually as per agreement. Scarcity ol Boiler hands has heretofore rendered it impossible to fulfil all h.s engagements lor work, bat ha has now a force that warrants him in say aar that the like disappointment shall not occur again. Heia now making Boilers efaiii size or description, on as good term aa they can ba bought in ths V e-i. and aM work warranted. JLTBo'ler Yard oaths laual, near W illard Cai ier s dwelling. T3ACOA XJ I JsSS lbs Conntrv Hann: 1.6IM. Ps Pork- uae H:. 1 .341 lbs Clear Sidef.4eT.saie at rm HAeT iLToNS Fair ry Ueoeerr BI'TTEB A F 4. .. W u ir-ah Roll Batter; 10 doa fresh Eggs, just ree'd at . mJ . BBPFOBPT. I I vi F..-I.K. hi 1. Roach Lhhs-jusi ree'4 and for sala J bj () PRESTO.f BROS. HIV. I tes Timothy ree'd Ex. Censl Boat ladtana, in wareboc. aj J Mf sale by . U,JS . fcEO. FOSTER & CO. I flfi B,I S 1 S for sale i v XUU nijlO I S BSftiv j Tt? TfsT i Ba" b 1 1 ifi; : TAJS. CARTER aSfl just teaed aad t.eatlv furnitksd a C.rSi4n sl"on. on Water KwasC ..earths ! ity, Hotel. He will keep on hands at all hoars an exi cellent article, made out of the richest creLi,, and in tha Seal :le. Kabaasj open rerv seewiasr. Indies and Z uen are respectfully invited to call. m)9tf CI . A K Si.- 90 K3 of those choiea Free Trade Cigars, ist rec'.-l avi fur sale by iim'4 rriC.lt.1 JfhTUM. O ATS.-l If bags f w sale bv --.11 r. GHO. FO?TF.R sfc CO. ft V. XV A it IC IVA I ( F Y 1. 1. PAPER, A4 1 "F have jaat received at our Pan rand Upholstery Store, on First street, opposite Merritt. Held A Co.'.. a large assortment of ven hnndaome aa well aa common vanetlea of Wall Paper, with Window Bllads. Fire Hoards. eV-e., Arc., winch we .R those to examine) wno wish to purchase, as we will tell them at the tove$t marl at prise. Wears prepared to p. per rooms in the. ii-w.'-i SHI.' on snort iiWlf, H nl examine our SSSSSS (myl3-tf) C. 8CBJS1TT 4 BTABB. I 14T 4 I I l'M(i.-jA Laie, for sale at S I Ky dwewS prieas y s. E. GIi.KRKT 4k CO., I in v 1 2 K) a. aear Water. r t VCy SOAI. "Miüe.ry Shaving." "FalonX r 'ng." Transparent Kar and Cat e, asi "Vietortas op, for sale tow bv

1 1 - S.i rILBtKl A CO.. Fyc. ass: 'v.ter.