Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 24, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 May 1854 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL. Local and River Brevities, 27 Blank Deeds, of the most approved form and on f o psper Blank Note, Bills Ladiu g, dec, die, for salt

at this ThoM who are going out to the celebration at White River to-morrow, on the railroad can, had better be ready punctual to tbo time, 8 o'clock. It will prove a delightful excursion if the day be fine, and we hope our temperance folka at least will make a large party. Stanley M. Warner, Esq., having now permanently located himsdf in Evanaville, haa taken an office in Dr. Bray'a building, and comrrenced the practice of low. He can be found at hia office during buainesa houra by those wishing hia services. Yeaterday was a great holliday among tha Catholics, it being "Ascension Day." The streeta were thronged during the afternoon with cleanly dressed Germans. A reat many came in from the country. - Messrs. Schaeffer & Srhroeder have removed the tobacco damaged by the Inte fire, to Woolsey & Nelson's Auction Rooms, where it will be sold next Tuesday, as will be seen by advertiaement. It is very little injured, and is as good for the retffil trade aa vr, but the injury to its outside appearance, or to the boxes, unfits it for wbolesaleing. Mesara. Lowewentlial & Co. received yesterday a tremendous lot ordinary varieties. Dealers of trunks of all and others can supply themselves with trunks to advantage at thia houae. - A epecial reporter, employed for the occasien, ia expected during the eclipse this afterno n. to have a monopoly of the gas post at the J( urnal office corner. We pre- j sums he will scat him -elf on the lamp, "(ire ask aa a a A up" below, and note the details o( the passing event in the most criminal manner. Another storm yesterday afternoon in this neighborhood. The last week or two have been remarkable for storms, not only in this region, but apparently over the whole West. Si me of them have been accompanied by almost tornadoes of wind and floods of rain, committing great damage. The Fashion was the mail gat ket yeaterday morning from Louisville. She was here in good time, notwithstan ling b nd weather. We thank Mr. Shul'z lor favors. The Belle Sheridan has laid up at L'uievilie, for the present. Wc alluded yeaterd.iy to the race betweeu the Adams and StraJer to Madison Thev continued the ir race on to Cincinnati, the Strader beating her rival about two minute, miking 2 minutes including the start f ihc Adams. Very tl se running. They have now concluded to stop racing, .n-i ahould never h ive commenced it. The Slirevcport South Western says that the steamer W hite Clifls, lo ided with 853 b:i!es of cotton and n Lt ol'pe!lr'e, struck a stump while dernding Clack Bayou, an. I sunk near irw'u's Blttfl on las 19:h ult. No hopts ware entertained of raising the boatbut it was thought the CM' fa WsjsjM be saved' The river is falling at the principal points above. Sti 1 receding at this point. The Crystal PaLce arrived here from St. Lou a at an early hour yesterday morning. She is one of the inest and fastest beats in the packet line, and her officers are unsurpassed in all that makes good steamboat officers. We thank the clerk for papers. He never fails in that part ol his duty. This excellent boat wiil be down day after to morrow, Sunday. Tha river at St. Louis and all the up rivers, are reported rising. The Saranac No 2, which has been ao long aground at Madrid Bar, five milea below Cairo, haa at last got off, caulked up and gone to St. Louis, being just 54 days cut from that port. She is not ferioualy injured. The Chenoweth pulled her off the bar. NEW t HHIVAL OF t I.I. I PI It, AC YV K have just received at our Pup rand I'phoUterv Blore, on First stre t, opposite Merrill, rieldoi Co.', a large assortment of very handsome as well as common varieties ol Wall Paper, with Window Bonds, t'i re Boards, flic , Vc.. which wo ask those to examine wt.o wish to purchase, as we will ti ll them at the iexett mar kit price. We are prepared to paper rooms iu the siewe-t st)lo on short notice, ('all and examine our papers. (myl3-lf) C. SCHMITT dt üTARK. IltCLIVKD per steamer Dick Keys Sitv, W Kh.vm and Forks, Corraa Mills, Spoons, Caps, Ac e, 15 doz Seivee, 14 and 16; 4 doz Riddtds: ?Sdoz Knivesdc Forks ast'd IU doz Uutcher Knives: I- bxs CoBee Mills, ass"d; 4 doz Molasses Gaters, nos. 1 tl d 3; 1 gross Gimlets; 5 doz Tape Borers: SS Curry Combs, asa'd 50 thousaao .V B. Capa. 50 do G.D. do: 18 ros Sjoons, aps'd; 4 doz Dusting B'ushca; C doz Clothes do; 2 doz Shoe do; 2 dz Scrubbing do; 15 loz Horse do; 10 bxi Shaving do; 5 doz do Boxes; 10 dcz Carpenters' Pencils; 4 gross Lead do; 6 dox 4 iAcä H B. Files; lb bxs Glass Pipes: For sale at lowest market price by my 13 I. & D. HKIMANN. Li TON E PIPES 25 boxes for salo by O myl7 S. E. GII.BK T dc CO., Sjc. ti near Water. CINNAMON. 15 malts w bote and 20 cases 3 doz cans each, ground, for sale by myl7 S. t. GILBERT Ac CO., Sye. near Water. GOLD PENS. WE hare ust received a lanre assortment of A. Morton os Co.'s relebrated Premium Gold Pens, in Jlvsr extension and desk holders. These Pens are a aparloriirti 1, and are warranted to give satisfaction. For salo low by BUTROI.FF d. SONS, m Bf 1 Main street bet w ee n Firtt and Second. NEW A It It A iNGKMKST. rp HE suNecriber having, on the ICth inst , associates JL with him in busiuess Mr. Theron Palmeter, oft CbaUuque county, N. Y., his business will hereafter be fooducled uuder the name and tyie of John F. Glover A Co. (ap25ddtwtf) JOHN F.GLOVRK. Tl'ST Kld lM II al 50 lbs Grouud Umber in Oil 1 lb Cant; ?. lbs Chrome Red in do do do; 50 lbt PiutUn Blue in do do no; 75 lbs Black Paint in do do do; 50 lbs CU'ome Yellow, in dry tin cans; for tale low 7 (myf; KELLER, FARNSLEY dt CO. CENVN' FERN I Ml I. ng goods. TTOPKINS dt r- EA D bavo just received a atock ef JLX Genu' Glovet. Half Hot, silk and Oauze UnderShirts. Bilk and Lewi- Cravats, Linen Handk'fs, Suspenders, dt., drc, which we will offer lower than to usual erieee asked for tne above SfRafes. Commereil Row, Vint ttreet. fp3 2d

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A1KIC1VAL OF THE UNITED STATES. AT NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans, May 23. The steamer United States arrived from Aspin all with dates to the 17th. She brings 100 passengers., and reports that the Illinois sailed the same day for New York with 400 passet gera and 700,000 treasures. Tho bteamer Sonora, from Ne York, arrived at Panama on the 8th. Her running time wai 47 days. The markets are dull, and the leading articles depressed. Gallego and Haxall flour The California newa is to May 1st. Mr. Dillon, the French consul, having been arrestt'd and brought into court to tesliiy in the case of the Mexicm consul, had struck his fl ii' and will not raise it again until ordered by the Emperor. The Mexican consul was found guilty, but recommended to mercy. Col. Fremo"t arrive I on the 16th April, completely broken up, having only 20 man left tie greater part of this company hav ing deserted alter crossing the Colorado The Ships Gulden Fleece in beating out of , the harbor, on the 22J, alruck the rocks and bee. im i a total wreck. The bark Walter Claxon capaized and 13 lives were lost. The steamer Gazelle exploded on the Columbia river, Oregon, killing twenty-rive and wounding thirty. '1 he accounts from the mining districts are most fluttering. The United States reports that on the 5th in st. Sant i Anna summoned Acapulco to surrender. The summons was refused by Gen. Alvarrz, who sailed out, attacked S.inta Anna's troops and took 3u9 prisoners. It is reported that Santa Anna tied. Philadelphia, May 23. A large mill at the corner of Broad and Buttonwood street was destroyed by Hre this afternoon. Two persons were crushed by the falling of the w!ls. The bodies, when taken cut of the ruins, were burnt to a crisp. The building was occupied by several tenants, all of whom met Britta severe losses. CO M.itl.MO I,. Till r ly-'l 111 rd C'ouj; ree First See ion. Tuesday' i i t i . Wasiu.NGTOH. May 23. Senate. The Nebraska bis was received from the House and read once. Mr. Summer objected to second reading. The Indian appropriation bill was taken IfoVM Mr. (liddin's desired to have 50,00U copies ot the journal of yeaterday printed for circulation throughout the country. Ubjecled to. The H.'Hsij went int3 committee on the deficiency bill. A Ion;: debate ensued on proposed a ppropriI ation ol ball a million to supply Washington ami Georgetown with water. Without concluding tlie debate ihe committee arose, ,inJ after passing a resolution providing for an adjournment from the 1st to theti'h of June, in or.ler to renovate the hall for the tumiiier, the House adjourned. Bltf.vlo. M.iy 'J3. The Presby'prian Aasaaably n-cc-ived a letter from the Freue 'i Presbyterians which states th.it the Cnureh in Franco suffered very much from the intrigues of the Catholic bisliots and priests, and pyaraaaiuB firosn th se in hih places, and asked that delegates be i at tt nt from the American Asiiibly to the ii. wt mettting in Paris. T..e 'epoii ol the board of foreign RHRwiona was read. The principal feature in it is Hie want of aid in the missions. The whole collections for the yenr amount is S 17:; 000. The balance in the treaaury to $1.-00. The New 'School Presbyterian Assembly, in"sesion in Philadelphia, spent yesterday in debating tho validity of papish baptism. Lortsvi' 1 1, May 04. Bn-iins continues extremely dull. Flour nisy be iuote.1 a' I? T 1 ' for superfine; the fore gn news lias STiven a I ttle moie flrmni'ss to holders. Wheat $ I 50. WSJ understood that a contract for new wli. ut tor earl delivery had been madeatSI 4 a-prett) b.g prie. Few sales of bag.ing and bale rope at 14 jcand P. In groceries, sales of about 36 hhds susrar, all in small lots, hUJ I ;; in other descni tiopsonly retoil sales. Sales ol IM bbl mess pork i.t ft.'. Noth ng doing iu bacon r ard, and prices noniually as-before. Sulesof raw whik) at '.M,c. W nntn-e a shipment of star candles rCornwali's bran-C f r Teviiat ÄV.5 ff cent off. Nothing of importance doing iu other article?. Naw Vast, May '.'3, P. M. Sales ofS.noo bate of coilon unchanged in every re Piecl 'ales of JM Sags coffee. Rio lie, St. IKnniiigo ye. Sales of n .000 tt)l flour at Rf 25 $3 8? for SUte and Ohio, flrm; 1,(MMJ bbls Southern sold mi 5 ; - -T. buoyant. Sales o 8.50 bush.-ls wheal; Southern white t: 16. Urn. 7a,0' 0 bushels com sold st 6G a -c, prices a irlfl-- hiz Yer. Bales of 3o0 bids mulasse; Orleaae 99 Musewado 23c. K.V)hh)s siigar sold; irieans 4?;e. Mus covado 4c. 15 hh-ls Kertuc y tobacco at 64,Ve. 3,lsD0gal.ons linseed oil sold at SHSQc, dull. I -ard it unehansi'd. 5Si bbls Ohio whik at '26'e. S50 bbls pork sold; prime fWöu. mess M, withau active speculative demand; saletofSOt) bbls mess for July and Auirust dcliverv at tu. S"5 tierces beef soil at i. ürm with an upward tendenex; sales M tierees prime mes on private terms. "jOUd.is cut raeais soiu su v-io He, dull. Huiter plenty and dull: UDio liaise saies iMiObbl lard at Pik-. prices are higher. Iron market dull. Money market unchanged. Mocks lower. CHP.ESK.-150 boxes W.U. Cheese for sale low by Bj 10 ALL1S dt HOWhS OYSTERS.- 40 doz cans Baltimore Oysters, choice article, iu store and for sale kf rat 4 PRRSTON BKOS. NOTICE rTl H K individual who borrowed my Trucks some time A buc. will olease return them, if he is done sv nil them. (myl6) L. LbW IS BETTER X EC.GS. t lbs Iresh Roll Butter, 100 doa fresh Eggs, just ree'd at m6 BFDFOR1VS. 20 DOZ Grain Cradles; 20 dot Grain Scythes; 41) doz Grass do; "5 dor Scythe Snatns; 3) doz Hay, Straw and Manure Forks; 10 bxs Scv'the Monet; 10 doz hiiglish Heap Hooks; ree'd and for sale by (ap27) C. M. GK1 JF1TH. low ORE OF THEM PURE GROUND SPICES 20 doz pouud cans Ginger; -'ti ! i M pound cans Pimento; SO doz v4 pound cans Cassia; 2 d z v4 pound cans Cloves; 15 doz txtra Mustard, warrnted pure; For sale , wholesale and retail, at 1M COOK'S Famlfy Grocery. N I tV M'ltlM. I I I . L I N E 1 1 V . . M' ISSts COW DEN dt BAKKER take this method of, n. forming tho Ladiea of Evanvllle and vicinliy that they baveiust returned with a large and jeautitul ssortment of con nets, Kt boons. Flowers, Caps Head Dres.es, dtc, of tne latest and most unique styles at prices taat cannot fail to please. I hey are also prepared . ct.i ijresss ana Teach Dress Cutting, m tnat muco j adtnira-1 and highly approved sty.e lately uught witn to much sjccest by M. and Mrs. Forbes Irons whom they 1 I received the following: I TP t O 71 . i bit t to eerüiy tt Misses Cowdis At Barker have I la sau iess.jns of us in our Improved tvstem of Dress 1 ; Cutting, and are fully competent as first 'clatt Teachers, to tmpurt the science to otfcert iu a few hours tnatrue-1 itioB. uaa.dezwtr mh. dt mks. korbes. i

tOl i AND TABLE, BANK. NOT II CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JOURNAL BT O COPBLAND, BANKER, 1 Dialer tit Etekauft, Coin, Land Warranto, Uncnrrent Mont,,. tfc. , c. ; Office on tirstst. near Main. CUUKEMV II AT KS. INDIANA. State Bank & Branches I NEW JERSEY. par'AIl ssolv. nt Barks psr par) LOUISIANA. Branches In X Orleans., par New Muck Bunks OHIO. State Bank v branches Independent Danas . .par All .viveut Bunks 2dis state Mock Bank (op).. jdi N. & ii. CAROLINA " sp). KENTUCKY All Solvent Banks VIRGINIA. ! All Solvent Banks TENNESSEE I All Solvent Banks MISSOURI. .;;r All .Solvent Bunks 2dis GEORGIA, .par All Solvent Bunk 2 dis I ILLINOIS. par .New St'kSecurity B'ks Jdis I WISCONSIN. ldis All Solvent Bunks . .3dis iFire dt Marin In. Co. 5 dis Pr MICHTOAN. 'All Solvent Bants 3 .'.is par Michigan Ins. Co 5 dis State Bank& Branches. EASTERNAll Solvent Ranks FSNNSYLVANIA. CANADA. All Solvent Banks par; All Solvent Banks 5 dis EXCHANGE New York Buying at I.... Rollins; Cincinnati Buying Selling COIN It prem . : prem American Gold.. Buying i prem Selling I prem silver Cb inge.. . " a " 5 prem WALLPAPKIt HANGINGS! fresh arrival'.' ENTIRE SPRING SI'uCK RECEIVED!!! THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Evansville and surrounding country, that he has now on hand bis entire S, rmg stack of Wall Paper, Borders, Fire Screens, Window Blinds, Lamps, Phos treue Gas. Wrapping; Paper. Vc . which. f.r varietv of style and elegance of blak, cannot be surpassed in .1.. W . Ii Li. .1 . - ... kuo " rsi. i.c".iiis mi n"ie ii ue to tuis particular branch of trade, he has made it bis study te bliug fiom the various h.a. tern markets the choicest selections and latest sty les. He returns his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended to him and hopes, by k ei ing a large assortment, and Sellins: at the lowest possible rates, to ensure a continuance of the same. JOHN 0. DEV KREI'X, Jr., myölinw Main street, between First and Second. (OHI'OMIKH KiMIIIX.. THE subscriber is prepared te cover Hu ldinfs with fl'e and water proof Composition Koodiig, on the most r-.u .ii;ible terms. Writieu s;uraniees will be given, fall Roofs covered by me, as to their durability, if n-qnired. Any further iufor'tialiou uiav be hai b ap)l)iig tothesu'scriier. JOHN C. i i. . h iiKi . J., myO-linw i-ansvilie, lud. Gl OID AND VF.LVET BORDER A larje and beau V tiful assortment of the latent and most fashionable slylei.Just ree'd and fur sale bv mySMmw JOHN C. DEVEREUX, Ja. I .MR F. BOARD PRINTS 10 d- Fire board PrinU Just ree'd fr.in Loslon, ass4 for sale at all prices by m9 linw JOHN C. DKVEREl X. Jr. 350 LBS Soft Shelled Alii f.nds; 10 gross small ksaei lila, k n?; ) xross Uree do tlu; 1st sale at lowest market price by (BBTtSj I. & D. Htl SARH. NEW SPRING AND SfMMKK GoODS. EIIWAKU rfMAR & CO., iihsi st., hi. i a min and i.o- it. opposite post orrica, KVA.V8VILI.K, I., FPE'TFULLY announcesto the inhabitants of this ity and vicinity, that th.-v kaVS received their first lot of hprinx and Kutaner o . direct from the i in porters. con-istiig of every novelty of the season, In Cruise Shawls, Dress MUs, Gretiadii es, pluiuaud figured Hareges and tissues. Berege de Lames. Organ. ls, lawSSJ. Laces and EmbroiJeiies, Hosiery, uloves, Parakols .in. I Fans. We have hIso the newest stytrs in Spring and Summer .Mantillas. iMaln Silk, fringes, trimmings, die. (laving fltlo.l up a room off the SsSM lor the sale ef la les' Halsulid Bonn, ts, A rtill.ial Fowers, Ribbon. W nin.-t 'I rnn:ninzs, Vc. We can now offer the most b-..uiiful saatWtaseM ot Good. ever brought west N. B. Un pne uo deviutioii. apS CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE. ILS.-ükeg Wheelinj f r falo oy and i'i tsburgh brand LK.MKNT V VIKLK. IIMBv iaa i.bis J by ( in H) loach Liniejut ree'd aid f ir ale PKRstTOa BKOS. TT kY IS bale Timothy recM Kx. Ci.iial Boat In X JL "liana, in w.ire.iou and for sale by GKO FOSTKR CO. loo i.rss r.S M:ir Candles for al r.y tne box or Ik at B Patsltv Oreeen . 4 MM -pi: T. RAI ON C IS lllli.S .'boile.1 Molas : 'J 3 do Siijtar h u-? Mol.i.tse; lu Srup; I .t r-: 'd per st 'aiaer Sultana for salesiliolüsal at (ui)b) COOH 'S. ME DI TAI . BOCK3. TUST RECO A LARGE A 880 RT 31 E N T OR TUR . . AEvV Mi at BAM URL LLVTRKV Book Biare. in) 1 j TIS I ST RKCEI VEi.- A f esli supply of Pi rn rtaf Paia Kil.-.-r, un 1 Mua.'i alasHsiaewi !r sale Pr-.prietoiV prices t iiivb KRLMCR, FAK58LLT & CO. IISMI OIC Cr tKDTUVE. THIS iretitlemaii has sell led in our midt. and carnet y solicits patronage. He i a graduate ol the fccI ctic Medic:-! College at Ciiic.nuati, and Insenjoyed elsewhere a verx eXteaiSed und u.eessTui practi.el .r near two year He in, tlier.-f ore. roily competent to act aaa irsstwortkv Pkysteiaa si .j Kargeaa. fu I is practice he dUcar-'s in'loto, thoe sasAssaaSMSS and destructive agents which the ItaSHMS eaiuiot aSHiuiilate. as autimouN , iiH-rrury, ele. hj e. iatly woult he call the attention ol those i.fllicle.l wits Ckroalc -li-.. !ies. as he it prepared to apply KUtCTKO MAGNKTISM. nirh proves curative in manv forms of dlaeas-, and d.- eels the real s-at and aaaaliaila or every one; otherwiae often a dittlcuit task, and the principal rtUMS in the tailu.e ofcure in the major ty ofehrann- diseases. I ne nocior is aiso ver-ea in, and peaks fluently, tho German language. Give him a call. TITP Office on the lower tide of First street, 3d door above Main. ImyS-tf FLUT K .25 bbls Superfine in store and for sale by i74 PRESTON BROS. TAILORS WANTED. r1HRüF. first rate Journeyman Tailors wanted, and X oue Yen maker. None others need apply to D. S. ANDbKSON, I fmyllt-tf First streeL opposite Cammercial Row. NEW HOOKM. JUST ree'd Spiritualism, by Judge Edmonds and Dr. Dexter; Passion Flowers; Autobiography of an Actress, by Mrs. Mowttl; tt ap-2l SAMUKL LISTER'S. M OI.ASSES.- o)3 bbls choice in store and for sale low by (ap20) GEO. FOSTER dc CO. I vi IlltO I I1 HI I A LACE UOODS. T E would respectfully invite the attention of the V Ladies to our stock of krabroid-ries and Lace Goo.la, just received per Express, consisting of the latest styles of JeeetMt and Swiss Kmbroidered Collars. Sleeves Chimisetts. Edgings and Inserting; lack and white UceCaps,Ac. (tny8) SH.sNKLl dt REILLY. 250 BAGS Ship Stuff ree'd at awj4 BF.DFORD'S. MOM .Ell lUlilMi. A. T. HA NEY, BOILER MAKER, WOULD respectfully announce to the Engine Build ers of Evansville, and to all others interested, that he has now a strong fore of men at his Boiler Yard, and Is prepared to make Boilers to order, and have them finished punctually as per agreement. Scarcity of Boiler hands has heretofore rendered it impossible to fulfil all h.s engagements tor work. SSM he has now a force that warrants him in saying that the like disappointments shall not occur again. He is now making Boilers ofany sttc or description on as good terms as they can be and all work warranted. .bought in the W e-t PfBoiler Yard on the Canal, near Willard Carpenlmy4 3m ter's dwelling. LASS WAKE. Ree'd per steamer Dick Keys: f SR bxs as'd Wine, Beer. Ale and Water Tumblers; 25 dot ass'd Molasses Caus; 4 doz Sweetmeat Dishes, with Covers: 1 doz Glass Howls;2 doz Decanters; 28 doz Castor Paddles; HASSJ Cup Plates; 25 doz Butter Plates, 25 doz Preserve Plates: 4 doz assorted Waiters; 4 doz assorted Kritanta Caster Frames; 2 dos I ante na. wth springs; 2 doz Lanterns common; 25 doz assorted Salts; For sale at the lowest märtet priee by my 13 1. ik D. HEIMANN. '24 BALES Hay Just ree d and for sale by mv 16 E. LEWIS. Til R EE OUNCE HATS!! E are now manufacturing Beavers and Gossamer , 1. . - f.. m W . . - . L .... - ri..i ioi .uuiiiier wear, uuil uo not wniru utci THREE OUNCES. Those wishinz la get a light as well as a fashionable Hat, would do well o give us a call. VAUTIER At MAKCONMKR, rny-2 Main street, between First and Second. ATS. IM bags for sale bv pll GEO. FOSTER dt CO. GA VII". COCK. 256 bbls of tbat popular brand Whiskey, for sale by (ap37) BEMENT dt VIELE T? IO COFFEF 100 bags choice per A. L. SholIV well, and lu store, tor salo by ap6 S. E. GILBERT & f ).. Rve. near "Wster. STRAW GOODS. WE have now on hand a very detlrable stock ef Pauaro. Leghorn Braid and Palm leaf Halt, to wnlch we would retpectfully invite the attention of our customer!, ssd the public generally, before purchasing, mvl SHANRL1N skRBlLlY.

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H. NELSON I A V i T I O IV. WOOLSEY & NELSON. WATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer and Commission Merchants, Manufac tures Agents. Dealers In Dry Goods, Furniture, Chairs, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions drc. Particular attention given to thesale ot all descriptions of Goods. Kegu lar Sales every Tuesday, Thürs lay, and Saturday. Cash advances mads on Consignments. aug23 ly WOOLSEY ti NELSON. n i:rn nr.. Center, dining, Breskfast and Card QOFAS, Divan, IO Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Pbtn and Dressing Bureau s; Kose wooa Maruie top Dressing do. enclosed and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Mattresses. Also a large and general assortment of 'A ood, Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by aug23-lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON. ! TEWELRY & NOTIONS Ear-rings, Finger-rings, j if Breast not. sniro stuus, iroia rins and fencils, ! , Watch chains. Keys. Gold and Silver Watches. Steel Beedsand Caps. Brushes, Combs, Purses, Fancy Soaps, A ccordians, Violins, Pictures and various other notions." for sale by augS3 ly WOOLSEY A NELSON. CHAIRS. Just received and for sals low at our Furniture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wool-seat, j cane-seat, and sofa-seat Chairs. JaulT WOOLSEY dt NELSON. our Furniture O rooms, eight fine Sofas. Jan27 WOOLSEY dt NELSON. D EDSTKA DS Just received and for sale low, a lot 13 of high post Bedsteads. Jan27 WOOLSEY A NELSON. GLASS and Jam: 7 WARE. Just received and foraaie at auction rivatt) sain a lot of Glassware. WOOLSEY dr. NELSON. JUST lUiCElVED and for sale, a larr lotofltoking glatt Plate. WOOLRRTtk NELSON. SOFAS. Just received by steamer Kxi-ress and foi sale low at our Furniture Rooms, four New Sofas. ap4 WOOLSEY & NELSON. TOBACCo7--3 boxes best Five Lump Tobacco; 8 boxes common do do; 3 s v. do Pounds do; S MS do Hflbs do; o boxet Virginia Hatsey's do; 4 boxes do Niggr Head Tobacco; 40 doz Smoking Tobacce; for sale at lowest Market price by (my!3) I. dr. D. HhlMANN. EDWARD III SI At I:, FIRST T.. NGaR MAIN. H A S ALWAYS O -V H A .V D . WATCH KS of tbe finest quality, warranted to fierform well au . give to the buyer perfect sat 'faction. Hustace devotes his attention to ihe selection of superior Jewelry. He now offers an assortment of the riebest patterns. Hustace invites the attention of the Ladles to his stock of Breast Pius, somen. lug elegant and pleasii.gte the eye. Hustace has t .r Drops, decidedly bcautifrl. a new style just received. They will suit the taste of the most refined . Hustace's assortment of Moun.iug and Daguerreotype Pins are the finest in (own. Hustace's Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains are Jutt what they should be, a variety of patterns, some of the most elaborate workmanship Hustace hat Gold Lockets, tingle and double, pretty and good no mistake. Huttace's Gold Ranis they need no recommendation. In faet, all of his goods have acquired a reputation sufficient in this commuuity. Hustace bus just received a flue lot of Silver tpoont. They are of the very best quality, warranted tie pure stuff. Hustaee is prepared M do E graving. Spoons and other articles beautifully Le.tered. Husiace can rep ir Watches In a scieutifii manner. All work ex.-culed with care and finish unsurpassed. 1: . sullscheap.and refui-ds money lor articles not giving satisfaction, and thus gains the confidence ol the patronizing public. lm2 t 'ARILI I l.ui ic. f HAVE for sate t inv Louther Store, on Main street. and will constat. tlv keep on hand. large supply of Family Fiour of ih nest qnnlity, Pigeon Mills brand, whlrh will be sold at the lowest market nr:ce for such quality Flour. (dec'Jtf) WM. ELL. FIRE.' FIRE.'! FIRE! ! ! MORI TRIUMPH OF IC t ( 11 's s LAN1 t.MiEU sA) ESI TrVTnt loLt.ovciio CtRTirtriTRs iive jtst Btrn re.-eivedby Ihe awRa. 1 hey "orm aodilloiiul letllmony of thu supcrioritv of -'.v n's Sa i.iMimdi. i over all others: r'IRK IN C HARLEM I OR, P.C. t. HRi.cT..N, April 'if), I -5 1, Ma. L. m. Ht ii, B gs at Sat If Ink's Rafaaa laeVstr katas Dear St: FkssllaR ll ioipossilde to re move our saSt during Hie late fire, w hi. ti d.-stroyed oarttorefii HaTM strt-et, ai.d having taken out our books, we put Into it (. r..l paawlS to t st it. We i re gli.d to a knowledge tiii.l it fully sustaiui-d the high regulation ol your BaRsS. I ho preservation of i hese p.. p.-r- araut aaaffa thsaa we ex petted, wtaoit mt witnessed Iii I laWSS heal it as subJ SI lu- to. Your.. tVc, GUVKTJIBT, rE.NA.T& CC. FIRE IN DARB! ILI K, N. Y. D nsvillk, A pr I '0, 13. Stvak.ns V Marvin- G'iii .ii.iii: Voar .vaf.Messrs Wests through to I Hre. It coiilali .-d all our books aud j faspataa w Bests tsasas ui in ool antes, i h Safe, from I appearai.ee. un st have bcu rod .tot. s .rulod out all iu It. Very reap .itSfatlly, ; oiirs, HRONTR A GRANT. N ATCHEZ STREET PIRK, KstW ORLEANS. New Oki cans, April 7, 18.14. Ourofllce an 1 warehouse, Nos. 31 aud 3 .Natci.ez St., with their contents, except the books aasl p.. port contained in our Safe, were ntirely destroyed by fire, on the morning of the 16th March. Although Die Safe had b.-en for several houm in au extremely hot Are before we could re. over it, an :, on Ising flrsd discovered, was ina red hai; ou being ended with wi.l r, we removed our books an I papers . to the amount ot '.wenty thousand dollars, with. ml the slightest .lamge r injury to us. Being fully convinced by this event of the entire securi ty of those Sales, we have procured aiiother of the same description, from the same Agent, viz: Rich's F. reproof Safe, sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge, No. 32 .Magazine street, aud r -coin men '1 them to all w ho desire perfect security for valuable papers in case of Are. PKICE, WALSH dc CO. CHARTRES ST. F VeTnEW ORLEANS. N.w Orleaxs, April 12, 1854. We have sbundnnt reasr ii to recommei d Mch'a Salamander Safe as eminently fireproof, since we had an excellent opportunity, on tli 5th February last, ef testing one of that description, which we purchased several yean since of .Mr. Isaac Bridge. Uur store. No. 37 Cbarlres street, with ourentire stock ofhals. trimmings, dec-, was burued on the morning of that day, subjecting our tafs to a very intense heat duriug sovtral hours: yet it saved all its contents, comprising bank notes ano checks for upwa'ds of uine hundred dollars, bills receivable for several thousand dollars, and acco ints in our uooks for tm ly thousand dollars. As said Safe cost only one hundred 'and ten dollars, we risk nothing In pronouncing it the cheapest article we ever pun hated. ALERRTdc TRICO. A large assortment of Wildes's Pateit Salajsahder Safes, with Rich's Improvement, for ssie by STEAK N'S dt MARVIN, (successors to Rich A Co.) 14 Water tref.t. N. Y., The only Makers of Salamander Sales, combining Wji der's and Rich's Patents, aud Sole Proprietors of Jones' World's Fair Lock, which has neither key nor keyhole. ALLISdt HoWEs, mvU-tf Agents at Evansville. FOR SALE. A DESIRABLE Building 1-ot. situated In Block No. 9, Eastern Enlargement, fronting on Third street. Enquire at Embich's Dry Goods tore, 2'ain street, 3 doors below Second. myl tf LI. vio - A: ORANGES. ID boxes fresh Lemons; 10 do do Oranges; jutt ree'd and for sale by H,8 PRESTON BROS. KEEP COiil.! JUST received per steamer Malta, a large Rssortment of Wiiichell's celebrated Water Coolers and Filterers, to which we call the attention of Hotel keepers. Restauratt aut Families, as t sure preventative against warm cistern water, (my l) SCANTI A PARV IN. REGGIES! REGGIES!! FINE assortment of Buggies, Family Carriages, Rockawayt. Sulkies, die, mm the Manufac tory of D. Woodruff, Salem, Ohio, just ree'd and foraaie by (mh23-tf) J. H.ALY, Agent. - AA LBS Segar-cured Dried beef, canvassed; ,tJJ 5UU lbs do do do plaiu; just ree'd at LOOK'S. AND MOLASSES bbl Cincinnati syrup; 1 bbl Sua-ar-bouse Molasses, just ree'd at ap7 BEDFORD'S. DISSOLUTION. THF, nartnershiD heretofore existing under the name J. of Lockhart or Harnes, at the t oluiubia Mills, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, l-oth parties are suthorixed to se tie the bus'nessortite late flrm. The busi ness ot tne concern win aereauer De coiueted by Robert Barnes. ap29- tf A. B LOCKHAKT. ROBERT BARNES. D. J. C. Bl'KCH) DENTIST, T T A VING secured appropriate rooms iu thj housefor LA. me rlv occupied by Dr. lrsit u. two doors above the Sherwood House, is now prepared to receive the calls ef all who may desire hit professional services. He may be founu constantly st his office during business boars. apB B tCON.s ,.S0n lbe Country Haras; l.ftfayibs Pork-house Harat: 100 lbt Clear Sidet; for tale st save HAMILTON'S Faily dreoery.

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'V ".AnsviLLE. 1 us One staunch teamer BELLE oru:i Capt H. Combs Common. m ... as above until further notice. ' Pastengers wishing to visit the Mammoth Cave will always find Stages ready to carry them over upon the arrival of this boat at Bowling Green. niy23-tf EVANSVILLE AM LAFAYETTE PACKET. THE well known and staunch steamer l.(M.A. , Cap. John Robinson, commander, has com men ed runuiig as a regular Evnnsvills and Lafayett Kacket, to continue during the season. For freight or ass-f , on board. mh4-tf RIVER PACKET. Tbk well known and staunch steamer 1 l DO A . Capt. PLraiR, commander, will run ata regular Green River and Evaiisville packet, lea' lug tvansville every Wednesday and Bowlii.g Green every Monday, till further notice. Foi freight or passage apply ou board. I Jan26 tf EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE PACKET. THE substantial and light-d-anght steamer F.VWN, Wm. R. Holcraft, comman der. .'!..- airüiu taken her place In the Evansville and Louisville trade, and will continue to make regular trips duriug the season. She hat been thoroug!il overhauled and is in prims order. atig22d3tn P It EM I UM SI LV KB WAstR. I HAVE Just received a splendid lot of Premium Silver, comprising Table, Tea, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Sugar Shovels, Knives, &c. dec, warranted Pcrr Coin. Call and see them. E. HUSTACK, ap-5 Firtt ttreet. near Main. NPKIM. AM SI ?l Ml It DH GOODS. WE are now opening our large and carefully selected stock of Spring and Summer Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, u t received from the Eastern markets, to which we would cordiallv iuvi'e the attention oi nurchasers (ap29) SHANKL1N dt REILLY. JUST received, d'r.ct from New York, the latest styles ol Rerages, Grer. idines. Tissues, Siiks, b wns, Cali coes, Ginghams, Be rege de Ladies and French Jaconetts. (ap29) SHANK.L1N de KE1LLY. WE have Just eprned a very derirable stock of Bon nets, tne latest Fashions; also Bonnet Ribbons Parasols ami Fans, to which we Invite the attention o the La. les before making their selections. ap2i SHAN KLIN dx REILLY. JUST opened a frefh assortment of Cloths. Casslmercs, Marse, lies and Silk Vestii gs, white and col'd Linen I rills. Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, Trim mingt, die. apt9 SHANKL1N de KEILLY. DR GFJOHEGaN'S EXTRACT OF IIVDROPIPER, FOR nVSPCPSIA, aCROIX l a, and all impi kities of the BLOOD. Prepared ey one of the Farultw. THIS vegetable remedy which is now spreadlngto all psrlsof the eeuntry. isprepared by a graduate of one of the first Medical Schools in the West, a physician of h gh standing in his profession and as much safest J to empiricism or quack, ry as any one can be, as Is shown by the fact that the re ipe is published, and tic-companies each bottie of the medic ne. thus exonerating it from the charge of beli g a nostrum. IT IS PKhsi KIHRtl BY PHYSICIANS, as will be teen by reference to the Circular and by the accoMigauying ceriflcutes. Unlike Sar-aparilla, the Hyroplper Is quick in its a.--tiu, the first bottle of'.en producing wonderful results, as in the case of the negro girl of Mrs. Simmon's, of Louisville, who was relieved of HLI H DM ESS INi .N E WE ' K !! In short, wherever known H stands at the head of all remedies for the following diseases: liyspepsla, Scrofula, While .-welling, Negro Consump tion, Chroirc Rh"um ilis it, Gout. Neuralgia. Ulcers and all Skin Diseases, all Renal or Kiduey Affections, all Female Irregularilie and Obstructions, Mercurial Diaeaeet. Secondary Sy philis, General Oebillty, and all dls orders arising from impure blood aad bad Habit of System. FOR FBIRAIsff OSSltTafLA tRTTR this remedy staaaSS u:irivalled. It is a alight stimulant and a powerful toi.ic and alterative. As a beautifier of Hat complexion, In the cure of im pies aud blott.es. lu producing a clear and beautiful skin, it Is a much more sufe and sure remedy than ail the cosmetics and lotions iu existence. 1 ry it. and you will never regret it. Do i ot lose confidence if Itihould seem at first to Increase: the disease the general eflect of the medicine being to dri all Impurities to the surface, and by that maansout of the system. H All DENS BL'RO . Kt., Oct. 6, 1851. Dr. A . E. Geohegai. I'ear Mr: 1 have examined our receipe for Compoun 1 Fluid Kxtract of Hydropiper, for ihe cure ofscrofula In all its forms, aud other chronic affeciion, viz: I. hen i latlsm. Female U eak nest. dec. Havtag prescril. I. ui .1 watched ittefiecta in many en set of the above BtsSSMSa, and having always found it effectual. 1 mos! cheerfully recommend It to the afflicted as tiie liest alterative and tonic 1 have ever used alto gelhcr superior to aaraaparilla, and any of its coui pounds. N T. WARF1ELD, .M . D. Owtnshoro', Kv., March 25. 1?59. Do ir D itor: I received yours of tbe2-d l:isl.,ai d ac ; eordmg to your request, acknowledge the receipt of Hydroiiii. er j j.0vral cases in this community it has relieved Dyspepsia. In short. I consider it a valuable prepara Hon. 1 have uren using H myself, aud think it benefits mv geueial health. Kespeclfullv. vour friend, JAM MM cou AN, M. P. Pftsea f I per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5, when taken at onetime. iAYMoNU ek PA"TK, Solu Agent. No. 74 Fulton street, Louisville, Ky., To whom all rders should be tddressed. Agents in Kvansvii e, HALLOCK di sTOOOARD. " Princeton, R. B HALLOCK. iiih-.'S-ddcwCm-i s CITY MILLS FLOUR. (ilTV Mills K'lmir is now selling at S7 50, whoteytale; retail $7 75. fl25 for good merchantable Wheat. 3d cents for good Flour Barrels. ap-20-ddcwtf J. N. ROSS, Agent. Ltl. OKIES. O 2( bairt Flue Salt; 95 bb!t Wilmington Tar: IU tes prime new rtice; 15 bids Tanners Oil (bee.): . bbls Plaster Paris; 25 bbls Crushed. Powdered 1 case uf bx Sardines; aud Loaf sugar, lease or bx do lease Double Loaf Sugar: 25 bags White Carpet Chain; all in store and for tale upon reatonable terms by FOSTEK dt BROWN. apj2 WATCHES AND JEWEL it Y AT BITI'ROLFF d: SONS'. W'E have In it received a large stock of Gold and Silver Watches, in hunting and open cases. which we will sell at baslcru prices, aud warrant to crive satisfaction. Al.sO JEWELKY A large, beautiful and fashionable stock, comprising Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains, Gold Bracelets, plain Gold Bands, Ladies' aud Gents' Bre st Pins, a beautiful lot of Kar-drooa aud Kings, plain, scale and sett Finger rings. Seals, Lockets. Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold Spectacles, Silver Napkin lings, Ace. ALSO GOLD PENS. Six doz A. Morton Co. 's celebrated Gold Pens, direct Lorn the manufacturers. ALSO. Clocks of every variety, eight day and thirty hour, in Papier Mai he, Cust-iro i and Wood Cases, which we sell low atn: warrant to keep time. We invite the public to call and examine our stock, at the tiirnofthe Big Watch, on Main street, between First and Second. (apll) BITTKOLFF dc SONS. NEW BARKER SHOP. THE THOMPSON! AN INSTITUTE, IOR Shaving, Shsmpooning ano Hair-dressing, is now in full blast, on Water ttreet, between Sycamore and Vine, and rospectiully solicits a share of public patronage. The Proprietors of this establish merit have had long experience in the large Eastern cities, and promise to de up the Toilet ofttieir customers in the most skilful and fashionable manner. The calibrated TRICOPHEROUS freely used in this establishment, to soften the scalp and promote the healthy growth ofthe hair. The "institute will pen in future every morning at 4 o'clock A. M..and re wan. op n till 12 o'clock P. M. ytj Particular atteulon given to cutting Children's hair, and the propriet Wt will wait upon families at their residences, ou Friday of each week, for that purpese. if requested. a 2ti If PITTSBU RGH A LE. 154 bbla this dav ree'd and for sale by (ap37) HKMENT dt YIELK. NEW FtlKILT GROCERY BV TilO. BACON & CO., OK FIRST STREET, BCT.V. MAIM NO I.O' fST, EVAStSVILL. Hb suhscnl-ers vould repectful!v inform tne citi zens of Evansville and viciniiy. that tbey have on hand and are receiving a large ai.d well selected stock pi FRESH GROCERIES, embracing everything usually kept in a good Family Grocery; and they jiope, by prompt attention to business, to receive and merits liberal share O' put lie patronage. . . All ordert will receive prompt attention, and gooas .1. l ... . .. ,,..., Hr.ors if desired, as We have a WAGON expressly for aid purpose TTr'All Goods warranted good or no sale r.. v..-. ..öl fr,r Country Produce. i ue uituesi .in. ... Please call ann examine our stock, at we will sell at the lowest cash pri.-es. THOS. BACON dr CO. BfSJ STOCKA AM) HJl w mm ' ' variety of Self adjusting stocks and bummer Cra- . . . -A . I.. AS sat . . sm a xt s T" C T si tat AftAnal sa 1 o vats, ol tne laiesi ? - - HKRSHRF. RnFCR Foster's Block, First street bi. low Main. lV" aa " v apl CH 4 LLT RE LAINES. A fresh stock of these beautiful .-pring Dress Gooüs, in patterns. at K HUGHES', mao3 Corner Main and Second streets. FAMILY LARD at T. BACON dt CO.'S Family Grocery. pH

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Mam. PECTon: I i For the rapid Cure of COl fillS. (OLDS. HOARSENESS. ßi?ot iuris, Arnoornr, -1 ortu, 5 CRorr, ASTiniA. ao v coxsniPTioj. "And by He river, upon tlu hank thereof shall iow ail trees tor meai, vrnose leaj snail not fade and the frvit thereof shall be for meat and the leaf thereof for medicine." Here was hope for the tick recorded long ago, and every year adds new proof to the assu ranee that these promises shall not fatl. At medical Science discovers and designates the re me diet nature hat given, one by one, the stis-ases that afflict our race yield to the control of art. Of all the maladies we suffer from, none bat carried mors vicilmt to aa untimely grave than Consumption of ttie lungs. Subjoined we give some evid ncesthat ihistoo may be enre d, and that Pulmonary Complaints, in all their formt, may be removed by Cherry Pectoral. Space w ill not crmlusto publish here any proportion of the cures it Biff fected, but the Agent below named, will furnishv, Circular, free, wbereou are putable proof or these facts, for yeurtelvet. full particulars and inc; Sufferers: read and judge For lnfiucnz and Whooping Covi h. Nashville, Tins., Jan. 26. 151. Sir: I have repeatedly used your Cherrv Pectoral for Whooping Cough and Influenza and have'no hesiiatien in pronouncing it a complete remedy. Four of m children have been afflicted with these diseases, and the free use of the Pectoral has always aUorde.i : Imnit Inslsul relief. JA M Ks GLOVRR We attett the truth ofthe above MSaV Staat M. Mt'GiKTT. Editor NaaBrWa Wi.,g. J. M. Zimmerma, Dri.ggist. For a Cunsiimj'tive CtUfk. PiT-raBiRun. Pa., Fch. 23. IR51. Dear Sir: For three years I have l.eeu atiücti d with a Cough, so distressing that I frequently dispaired of recovery : mui h ofthe time I was obi ged to it up all night In my chair, as my cough would ssjSshisIii me h-n I laid down. Ilaving used man remedies without much relief, tat last tried the CHERRY PLC I ORAL which under Proviuence has cured me altogether. 1 am with gratitude M.urs, JAMES M CAROLBRR. 7'Aj'j tl one of the numerous ( 'u n j AM I SM mkidk have been accredited to I hr-, y Peroral. Albany. N. F., April IT. 1848. Dr. Ater, Lowell Dear Sir: I hate . , af flicted with Acihma in the worst form so that I have Let a obliged to sleep in my chair for a larger part ofthe time being unable to l.reathe on my Lt d. 1 hud tried a great many medicines, to no purpose, until my pliiclaai prescribed, as an experiment, your Cherry Pectoral. At first it see un d to make me worse; but in less than a week I began to experience the most irralifyii.g relief Don its use; and now. iu four weeks, tin-ui.-cü U entirely removed. 1 can sleep on sal "Bed with comfort, and enjoy a state of health which 1 had never expected to enjoy. ORORGR 8. FA KAN i . Commission and Forwardir.g Merchant. F.om the President pf Anther tt Callege, Edward BiUhtmck, M J., LL J . . J. C. Aver Sir: I have used your CiiLKhY Pectoral in my own case of deep-seated bronchitis, and am satisfled, from the chemical constitution, that it is an admirable compound for the relief ot laryngial and bron. l.ial difficulties. If my opinion, aa to its superior character, can be of au service, ou are a) libertv to use it as vsu think proper. EDWARD UlTCHCO K.. Amherst, September 12. 1H9. Among the otuer distinguished authorities who havo lent their names to recommend this preparation at the best known to them for affections oftne lungs, are: President Perkins, Vermont med. cat College. Hon. Chief Justice Story, Sup. Bssaek U. B. A. Professor Valei.tiue Mott, New York. Professor Cleveland, Bowdoln JWedica! Ctillege. Professor Butterfleld, Ohio Medical College. Canadian Journal of Medical Ret lew. Boston Medical and Surgical Journal. Charleston, s. ... ate Steal KeTiew N.-w Jersey m- dicsl Reorter. Hon. Henry Clay, United States Senator. Hon. Geo. Marsh, Am. Amassador to Turkey General Emanuel Bullies, President of Chili. Rt. Res. Ed . 1 Power, lord I. ishop of Toronto Rt. Rev. BiM.-.p Reese, ofthe Mein. Epst. Chu.-cn. Archl.Uliop Puri-w.of ( incinnnSSvOhisR Also many eminent personages in fore gn countries. Not only In the more dangerous and distressing dis eases ofthe Längs, but also as a family medx iue tor eccaslonal u.e, lt Is the safest, pleasantcst aud best in the world. Prepare! Bad sold by JAMES C. A YER, Practical ChcmWt, Lowell. Mass. J fSold in Evertsvllle by Keller, Parnslej Si Co. ana Leich & Verling. wholesale und retail; in Pnticcton by R. B. Hallock;in Petersburgh bv Adams dt Camphe.l; au- by Druggists throughout the State. jfeb'J? 3m 1 a ? Hr LCAM q q s q S V OI.CAA'I c; OIL. UlVIHGNTe "SHF. miraculous cures lawt tUt eehrated mee'letne J. has performed, after all oilier remedies had fa'led, warrants the j.ropri.-tor la eaeerting tBat it is the only Uaiasaal that will cure Chronic or inflammatory Kh-n matism Paralysis, slilTuews or weakness iu the Joints, Mtiseles or Ligaments, Co et feted MeeeSev, Brunei, Neuralgia. Tmihache. Earache, orany Pain. It will remove any swelling. Tumor Pik. MefJ I imp;, Caked Breasts. Sore Nippies, Bites of Musquitos, or any inflammation. Aud it will cleante, purify and heal the POUUS1 ULCER SOKES on the legs or shins, no difference how long they may have existed, lt i I also soothe and heal Burns. Scalos, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, die, sooner thaa any other remedy. OVER A MILLION OF BOTT! I S Have been sold in 1853, and the demand i Increasing daily, and we have never heard of a case whrein it has failed to cure any external disease, a ben properly applied. Who then will suffer from Pains, Sores, or Swellings, when a sale and sure remedy is so easily obtained. Read the following certificate, vbtek la ircoRtrbta RLR PROOF of what we have asserted. J. H. Mi I.t. h Sir: I feel it a duty I owe to the pnblls to make known the following, hoping they ma learn by my experience, and discard a worthless staff which ht been pressed into notice by false certificates a: d long advertisements. For six innutBs 1 wst confined to my room a cripple Irom Kiieumstism. My knee was S wolle ir. meimoua1 . pro SSM sag ihe most severe pains. 'I he musi let were contracted so that I could not straighten mj leg al all I applied the Mustang UatlZtenl for four weeka, but it done no more good than any other grease. I obtained and used your Volcanic Oil Limni.' rceweckstt relaxed the muscle-, and cured me pkftaai i.ny. ' AMER1CUS CARÄAY,ReJUMi county. 1 I saw Mr. CasasTsy wBrewataffBeVd. 'd he is now well. W M M. ItLIOTT, flsl a Sj SSM t--j. ,r i. ...a sufficient toronvin-e you nea.ier.ii iü . : .,.,.i o,I I ...i.,l of the wonderful efficacy ot iue call and ..... .1. thnumana wm-ii - .1 possession from a'.l parts of the c'""r -l v ...if from us and it does not in ar d it vou will ve satislucU U I V 'I'i. l a ss 1 T " " .iii. rat II - . . . . . ...1 ... ll.A t.nr. huiir. tiun. the money win v i. sth ff i t l s w..o H.iRSKSA.Ml UIHhl. A.M.AI . ...( alebrated Liaise 1 1 i- U naJ st.-and re. lUWeremeforthecureof Spavin Ring Bone la4 Gall. Si.linU i. Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or Swellings. It ill never fail to cure Big Head Pollevil. FiM.ila.old Running Sores or Sweuey, if properly applied. For Sprains Bruises, Scratches, Crack vd Hoofs, Cliafes. sad die r collar Galls CuU or Wounds, it is an infallible remedy. Apply a directed, and a care Is certain. Bead the following from Mr Wells, of Trie St. Louis Omnibus Company : This ist certif that 1 have used the Mexte.in M BBSSSJ Liniment and McLean's Volcanic Oil Uaiment. on onr omnibus horses that were lame, sprained and for swellings and I have found McLean's Volcanic Oil l iniment to be the best Liniment. ERASTÜS t BLI s, ofthe flrm of Cas" dt Co. Directions accompany each bottle iu English and German. This Lirlment is now put up in S3 cent. 50 cent and $1 bottles. 1 he 50 cent size contains three times thequan tity ofthe cnlsizc and so on laproportioe to tl.ecost. Forsaleby J- H. McLEAN, sole Proprietor, Corner Third and Pine it reef . St l.ouit. Mo. Forsale iu Eva .svilU-. Ind. by KELLER, PAKNS LEYdt CO . at Proprietor's prices. mt7 JF.WELKY! JEWELRY!! WE have on hind, and will sell ci tipertnan usual, a go v! an.l fashionable stock of Gold aast Sliver Wjvtches. Breast Pi s. Finrer R'.ngt. tar Wu.va l.o, V-et. flnld and Silver Soect jdes. Gold Ouara Chains; besides a good many othur articles, all of which we wiil se 1 low Call at the Sign ofthe Big Watch, on Main Street, be'.ween First and Second streets. . fSb6 BITTF.OLFF& SONS. -niO COFEEE.-35sprimef;re.i.ja. landed XV BSi for tale by '.apT) 'BEMENT V1KLR.