Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 70, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 July 1854 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL.

Abortion Case. Drath of Women! Revolting Disclosures' We have been furnished with the particulars of one of the most revolting esses, involving the desth ot one person, that tea ever been brought to light in this city , Which we give below. It seems that a wo an named Catharine Martin, who had been passing under the slias of "Miss Swarawout," and not of very good character, and who has been residing for several weeks or months at a house kept by a prostitute named Miss Fonda situated in tue alley between Sixth and Seventh streets, below Albany street, died a few lys ago from the effects of an abortion produced upon her by the latter. This Miss Martin had been having intercourse with colored men, when she found herself enciente. Miss FoiHa undertook to mnke her "ail right" again, commenced a as reported and thereupon series of operations upon her with needles andiron instruments, rind ing that sll these operations upon her victim did not produce the desired result, she gave hr a preparation, in which wss mixed iron filings, which accomplished the object sought 'for but was the cause of the death of the leinol vthi.'h took nlace shortlv after. Her death occu eda few days ago, but "murder Will OUt,M Bc .withstsndillg all the effor'S of . a e knM rnnmaed w Ith Um affair in keen the natter quiet. The body of the woman wis taken to the 'Ida Hill Cemetery and placed in a vault. The cause of the woman's death was inquired by several persons, but those attending the funeral and knowing the facts in the case, gave no satisfactory answer to these in- ' quiries, and they also acted rather suspiciously and queerly. Dr. Bontecou, on hearing of it, at once 'summoned a jury to hold an inquest. A postmortem examination of the body was made, when a most horrible spectacle was presented on the person of this Miss Martin. The 'situation and sppearance of the body proved that the reports circulated about an abortion having been produced were well founded. Severn! witnesses have been examined, among them one who has testified that this Miss M. ssid Miss F. had a hand in her death explaining how and in what manner she had been treated by her in fact, eiviiiB the witness all the particulars as her dying dec I - laration. We learn that other witnesse haves also been examined, criminating this Miss Fonda, and perhaps some others. The inquest is still open, and there are seversl more witnesses to be examined. After the woman was delivered of the child, it was thrown into it is supposed that it is buried not far from the premises. This Miss Martin was about twenty. five or twenty-seven years of age. At the post-mortem examination, which was made by Dr. Bontecou and Dr. Bnrton a portion of the iron filings vert found in the stomach of the deceased. Those mm in a ted in the death of the deceased will be immediately arrested snd put in a way to receive merited justice. Trey Budget, 8lh. A 8am Patch Lcaf. The Cincinnati Commercial says: A leap not muc'.i less perilous than that of Sam Patch was witnessed on Saturday, by the conductors and passengers on the Covington snd Lexington trsin. A young farmer was walking across the bridge at Demoiflville just after the train was, passed over, wlrert the engine was suddenly reversed, and the cars were backed at a rapid rate. There was no room on the side of the bridge To stand between the edges and the cars, the only alternative was to spring off into the creek ninnierg thirty or forty feet below. The young maa gave one look at the cars and instantly spTang over the side and atruCk the water feet foremost. The train was stopped, bat to the suprise of nil, the Irroof the periloais feat came water shook hi at ad i, sad welked out off, of the whist ling "Jordan is a hard road to travel, I be Ueve.M CnoLERA is CmcAao. The official reports of cholera in Chicago are terriic. Whole number of deaths from June 1st to July 10th 613. From cholera about 500. This is an awful motialitf . Tha deaths on Sunday last, and it was a vasy eool dav were 38. They have been as high as 67 in a day, or one death every twenty-tive minutes. S'x hundred people buried in little over a month! This number would make a respect able population for a whole village, how long will it take, at this rate, for ail of Chi eigo to be nder ground? Cleveland Plainienler, 2th. A Villias Foiled A young fellow in Jay county, Ind., a few days since, named Arroentrout, with face blacked and head covered with a slouched bonnet, to disguise himself, made an attempt to murder a Miss 8trh King, who was in the woods some distance from the house. She was lucky in acaping, and the villian was caught. Sammv. ray boy, what are you crying forV 'Bill hove the Bible at me, and hit me on th head.' 'Well you are the only person in my family -)n whom the Bible ever made the least impression.' A gooJ man's heaven commences hare. The same may be said of wicked men's hell, To taste of Paradise, ail that's necessary is o taste of virtue. There's more sunshine in one good act than in all the solar systems ever invented. Hovy oo you like my room!' asked a million are, showing off his Smith. ! like it,' re finitely better than yourself.' The following is a good phrase, deacriptire of an energetic character: ''Cromwell did not wait to sinke until the iron was hot, iut mode it hot by striking" 'A man can't help what is done behind his back,' as the loafer said when he was kicked out of doors. Fortune's favorite the men that angers a red-heatJad woman without getting his crane um injured. A thief being caught robbing a bank whan aaked what he was doing, anawered: 'Only taking not.' Some poor mqn are undervalued, because,! 'jrth or?h,:lig

a privy, btlt Was SUbarq'Jently ralaetl by Miafl , will Swll at publica .etion at the door of the Court House laths i j j .tftt . at City of Evansville In said ounty. between the hoars of 10oFonda, and put out ofthexcay. Meaaures are A M Md5o clock P m. oftheth day of aaganaeat. nOW being taken tO find Ihe Child's body a gwiasi. I SSSHk I lassl Estate of said deeeaeeJ. to-wU: m ef I The Haeaal t.sklf al thas u f.-Sesl Quarter if Sfrthfl IWrDtV-

tCj- Miss Leslie, in her behavior book gives the advice to ladies when walking in the street:

i-.i:. ... .lUinrr innaiK w nen tnree isui.w -. i it is better for ohe to keep in advance of the other two, than for all three to persist in maintaining ao unbroken line. They cannot all join in conversation without talking across each other, a thing that in-doors or out-of-doors is awkward, inconvenient, ungenteel, and should always be avoided. Also three ladies ocmpy too much of the pivement, snd therefore incommode other passengers. Three yoang men sometimes loange along the pavement arm Id arm. Three young gentlemen nevet do. frT" Printers accounts sre said to be like faith "the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen." EXCHANGE, COIM AXD B tK NUTE TABLE, CCRRETJTF DAILY TORTHK JOlRNsl. BT O COPELAND, BANKER, lHitrin EzckuKf. Cwin, Land Warrant, Uncurrent Monty, jfc, sc; ofiet t'rst it. near Maim. CfJatatKNCY K4TKS. INDIANA. Stat.o Hat.k V i'.r is hes I nbwjbrSet. pnr All SoIvvsjI Har k par lar LOUISIANA. branches m N Orleans. par par ALABAMA. r.T All Solvent Hunks Rati flifff State Bank V Branche a a . a i . isute Slock Bank (. p). .-di &. A 3. CAROLIN A. " " " (n p)..pur All Solvent Banks 2 dls KENTUCKY- . GEORGIA All Solvent Banks par, All Sol vent Bank. 2 die VIRGINIA. L ILLINOIS. All Solvent Banks par St SfkSecurity B'fcs J Jit TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN. All solvent Bank. ... . dia ATI Sol vent Bank . .3.11 MISSOURI. Tire; Marine if. Co. 5 dls SUtt bank dt Brauches, .par MICfiTO-A N. EASTERN- All Solvent BaMts 3dU All Solvent Ranks par4 Michigan Int. Co. 5dis PENNSYLVANIA- CAN At) A. All Solvent Bauks par; Ail Solvent Ranks..-.. .Sdla ,u,;rnuf EXCHANGE New York . . Cinc'.nuatl . . .. Buy lug at .helling.... ... l pretn Selling i prem . . . Buying com American Oo1d..Buyiugi prein 6ell!og Miter Change... " I prem ... .5 prem (.1 IIRIA. 0I.E T orier qf the Court oi Cotrr a Pisas of Vsadsrbargh County, maleat its last term. I will on Wednesday toe 16th d of AaSMSS neit. at the d .or of the Court House in the City of ETaasTille seilst nubile suction, that part of lot No. 153. ia th Donatioa Ralargemeat of BvmsviIIs, which is boaad d as follows, to - wit: itgiaaing ata peasS oa M street, front of said Lot distance 2d feet (rum the line dividing said Lot from Lot No. 151. thence along said 3d straet front towards Loaast street 20 feat, thn. at right angles to said Sd Street towards the alley ia the rear ofsaisf Lot. 75 feet, thence et rigKt ancles to said last snaiunef line, towards said dividing line. S) feet, thence at right angles to said last mentioned line. . V V 1 t I I . . V . J - . k. - k . - t . J vi lue irgiBHiBg. uuq-uiiim vi ...e i'uicuwf uuhi) su oa pan down, oae-third ia six. and the remaiaiag third ia welve moattu: the pnrehaser te give notee with good security . waiving tb bvasftt of Taluation and appraisemaat laws. E. HC NN ELL. OuaHlaa tylT-dw ofHaitaefJ. Haaaell. dee'd. H if. K RR BE, EHTtTR BY KXKCXTRIX. A O it i-.ü a ULY to an order of the of Vgnderrargh Conatv. th at the last Will o' W iliiam Trafwa. dven Court of Common rlaas aadtrsigaed. Exeeatni of la-e of said count eight Town seven, soeta Kan re eisvea v est. aad the est half of the South-east quarter ofsams Section, aad the Sonthwest quarter efthe South-wst quarter or same Seeiea aad the South.caet quarter of the South-east qusrtcr nf same Sec -tioa. nooa the following terms to-wit: One-quarter of the parehase tnoaey to be paid in rash, aae-qaarter ia fia months, one-annrter ia twelve seoathe aad one-quarter in eighteen months, the purchaser gi vi ag his notes with interest frwm the day of sale, without relief from valuation or appraisemaat laws: secured by mortgage aeon the premises. eyl7-3w AMERICA TRAFfON Esecatrix. BKKF (" VTTI.K A( FOtt U.K. I VYOl liU antiry my llutcher friends and others tatoristed. that I will be at the Salt Well onee a week with a lot of Sne aad fat Beef Cattle, better never were braucht to this market, aad also Milch Cows. Sh'ep. Acte which I woulJ asa the part cular attea tma of citueas. I have also tv sale a Sao spaa of Hnrses, aad Mul.s to satistv all orders. Thota wanting aaythiag of this kiad. wi I please leave word at th Silt Well, ur at Oregoa Mill. New Harmoay. WALLACE GÖRDEN. Ü dAetf TO HMI.no D C'OXTR ACTORS A.D OTHERS. PATENT wHEELD RROWS! A superior article for Railreada, urui'iacs. Luiln. uurposea. die . of my own taaaufaetare. la 1 jus t suit purchasers, eonstautle on haad, for sale by HENRY RoCKEY. N. 21 East Front street, fjiaciaaati. O, JOT Crdevs promptly aiunded to. -eSJ-tstdAw S. SORENSON, Insurance and General Aftnts Offl-e with 027-tf is A Howes, Water street, EvsasvllU, tad. NAIRN A CO., AGE NTS , arroiNTBD av the stats ok aaavLastB, FOR Itib A ALK UF UCKblE IN THE Jl It V L.A l M AT K LOTT I.KI i:s Panmen! vf Priiti Guaranteed by fas Sfsfc. T' HE following distribution of Pmei will taks place this month, ander the direction of the State ef M.rviso i. suv.ed7 t";:;: .r, v-;.r: v,h7d"ia:::i n a - a. , , ; I 1 S . J a. -a.r.f" . - tT - - .. ' . . . -. TT". T diately it. is ever, and the trite Money remitted by draft or otherwist. as ordere-i Be earnful to direct to the Agents. NAIRN A CO . Baltimore. Md. PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED. July 1 Ith. ISM. Claas 190 12 Drawn numbera ia every package of 25 Tickets 1 10 1 8 100 Prise of 000 63 Crises of S105 XI 141 30 30 bS 1SS 3 (M 2 4 I 4 3 1 r.8U Fl Mitt. Tickets St: BMWoa M eta. ; Quarters 35 cts. We will issue a Certificate of 35 Whole Tickets for 13 00 I II Half Tickets for UQaaXtat " 7 50 K Eighth " PRIZED TO BK OISTKIDUTBD. July 17th. 1S54. Class 31. S3 -5 IS. 13 TJrawa Bumpers la tvery package of 25 Tickets. 1 Prue ot S2'. 0t tO Pritas of S50 SO so I s 1 I I H 1 " 430 " a oo 5 3 000 100 60 o I2.i " '.Ml " Saasa 33 305 PRIZES. TokeVj II Halves 14. Quarters $2: Eighths ft. We will isrue a Cert. cate of 2-5 Whole Tickets for t ' I 33 Uaarter Tickets for U Haif " 49 I 35 E'ghth S24 13 PRIZES TO BE DlsTBIBL'TED. Julv2Hh. 154. CUssltt. M Drasrn numbers i every pre ,rt- or i ikiiu. I Prix of w4.Of.ft 3U frises or S 1 1.000 I 2 I " "I I 62 30 10 5 1 1 1 300 62 " 1 1 47U " 1 - 100 2I5SI " SO " 40 39 705 PRIZES. Tiehete SI: Halves V) cts.; Quarters 25 cts. We will issue a Certificate of Whole Ticketa far Sit OD I s Q irt-r Tiekeu for . iU.f " 7 t li Kigh-h ft .) 1 75 300 quarters cost S50. For S3S we will Line a Certificate of the tickets, aad after the drawing, deduct the balaaee'of eost from tho Prtxe monty. Sasel remit ti- remainder to yon. Tho chance is a good one, aad we wuld advise all to try it! 25.801 PKUES TO BK July 20th. 1SX. 11 Draws aamWs in every DISTRIBUTED. Claas a. peceace of 35 Tickets. l rrue oi w w.onw 1 Wl.iSSJ l 20 om I " 10.000 I " .57 isu J ran 64 ISO 64i'riiesot 6t 8 4 " 60 4 " SO SJW 40 2217 20 rickets $30: halves Sin: quarters 5: eighths S3 MJ. V e will issns a Certiflcau- or 21 whole tickets for S3U0 j 21 quarter tickets for IS UAlf ' 1 j 25 eighth 7t 37 Ia ordering Tiekets. select the Lottery, name the rix aad A... ,k. MAeev eavl ee roALwe lEAmttl iaetAA of ail ver

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dining room to SydnPV and direct to us. Be particular to mention yonr Town. Couanlistei tkA -s: . ty aad Suis, aad t write yoar address plaiBly Priiss. drsfu .piira ine sannst, in- or Baak Notes sa aay solvent Baak, rec-ived ia paymeat Be

careful to direct to jell C. wain: a . oaiwssore. jaa. i -CI OLD PFWa!-A lavgs rtment of Dawson. Wnrrrea X a Hrda's Geld Fobs, last reeeiveo ax c28 SAJlUBL LISTKK'8 Book Store. TR 4P -Received per Steamer Golden Gate Shalf-eheet extra fine Yonng Hyaon. On pot wder aad Im - do rial: 6 half-ehast extra Black Tea: IS caddies sxtra fia Yoang HysoB. 3uapowdsr aad 1stpenal ; s half -chest extra fins Tea in qsrtar-pwwad 1 yPfrs: for sal nt lowest saark.t prieoe .by I. 4 D. HEIMAMM. wo e TEAS. 3 Cheat Choice Imperial: 13 Caddies Extra Pin Imperial; 4 Boxee do do; 3 Chaets choir, r.... a... Caddie. Extta Fin.'On.V.'wd.r. 4 Boaea do do 4 SVe da o 1 ckA.t n-j;. Jost rseel-f ed st . ""-ti ee euann ISa. OOOK'I. XRTE VOlB8.MoB.y Bo'ts. Flower at Basket, for sal at a r l i aad Work C. PUSEEE'S. C'OTTO! and Linen Floee rnrse 9Hk. Sieevw Beads and 'i "I for sale at O .' c pTJSHEE s

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TBS Proprietr f this Boom have removed frest their eld Staad a Mala street, to tblr as w Botel, jnst fialsha- ocuiiiu ihm it Court noon, waere wiey are priDUN vs aeeosamed e their old easterners and 11 others was stay so St to call upon thei m a ssaea tap nor sty is taee formerly . Thaakfel SM aast patreasge. w reepoetially solicit a atiaa eaee of taesam. whieh wesna-i use all oar von te merIt. Oar fare will h te btt tt Buk affords, and ear charge tau. Qo'd Stabling Wagon Terl kept foreoantry torn. yio-dA-wtf rSLCBaf HXDDifaiCH. PL4.VE9 .Jest reeived. Seasw C.rpsaters PL. m-priu-g a vi7 Urge aad complete asjartSMat of Beach Kan er PlaacS. lea. trusses. saw. nui aa uawai uiiiu, 71111 kaaS aVJ handles. Chalk Spool. Beaeb aad Baad Serewt, Ae. im . ail aude te air order by tae "Ohio Tool Co." Call at tke Hardware Store 2 Seers below the Braach Baak. I jxyt OHA S. a. wblul j -.OVELTY WORKS" HARDWARE. ' JUST raeeived and iattoek. 100packces Pittsharth Locks 1 Laiche. Coffee Mills. Flat'orta. Couaur add Tra Scale. Plat Milli. Letter (eopyiag) Prwi. tec. tie. . all of which I offer at Kaetorv pneaeat wholesale, at the New Hardware Store 1 doers below Braaen Baak. I tv7-d CHA'S. . WELLS. LOOK TO THR PKKT. aH. SnvR TH1XO CAN BK DONK AS WELL AS OTHERS. J. H ART. having; j';'. returned from the Kr.-rn cities. weuld '.atorta his old customers aad the eitltens sea rail, that he has now in his Shoe store, on Main street, aearIr oppwaite the Braach Bank, oae of th larxest. fiaest and best e!eeti stocks of seasonable aad Kashioaale ItOUTS and SHOBs ever brought to this eity. eomprisinf. Oeate' Betsof all klade. 'Waiters of all thidiffereat styles. V oaths' an i Chiidrea's Sne Boots. .V uses' Gaiters aad Sheas of all kiads, aad Intaa'S' Shoes la ahaadanee He his slao a fine stock of No. 1 Rad Sole Leather, aad Tay : lor'sKo. 1 Oak. of Ciaeieaaii. ALSO S3 des ftae French Calf-skias of different brands, fresh from the Custom House in New York. ALSO Mnrooeos. Lining. Bindings. Thread. Our.a Percha Web Lseee. Enamelled Splitts; aad la fact every other kiad ot HswaSaal aeceeaary to be nsd in mam 'ac tu ring Boote end Shoea. all of whiea Will be sold as ehsap a the cheapest, and warraated good. He haa also a large force of good and ttparieneed workmen employed in manufacturing, whieh enables him to csapcte, either for nestneJl. cheapness or durabiUtv. with auy boase east or west of the Roekr Jlonntaiaa. C:i aad se. Sayll-tr H. J. HAKT. HOISE, 1ND 0X4IEXTAL PAIXTIXO. FAIN is. OtLS. WINDOW ULA3S. AC. AC. CLR.NDENISO A w A LERR he form da partnership for the iue business, and opancd a Shop aou Stor on Sycamore straet. above Laaghlia's old stand. Ihey will keep Cttnsvtaily o a haad a large stock oi Paiati Oils Wladow-'ils-Veraishes. Brashes. Ac. Ac. They also solieit ordere for House aad Sign Paintiag ot ererr rariety. pVomisiag to eaecute it in the best style and at the lowest prices. my tf KOTICM. ESSR3. LEWIS A HOWaRO hain furohssJ onr Wharf boat, we wish to return our thanks for the li eral patroaagc bestowed upon ns hitherto, aad to ask for a coatiauaace of the same towards them. We rag to aay further to uur friends ent of town aad to all, that we continue the Commission and forwarding busiaeea as heretofore. We have engaged attpie Wharf-boat fseilities at the River, aad haviag our Canal sad other Warehouses as heretofore, we de not heeitate to inauTe satisfaction la tant departaaent. We contra us to make liberal advaaees on all property con -signed to us for sale orshipmeatto oar eorrrspoadeate. aad also promptly to SU all orders seat te us fur the purchase of goods or the prodaee of the country, having ample facilities te do such business to the host advsataga for oar aorrespoadeaU. OAee. as formerly, uader the Telegraph Office. e23-tf JOHN S. MITCH K L L A SON. Htm Clothes. Tooth. Nail. Cos b aad Shns brushes, for A. C. PL'SUEB. IT sale by e22 SELLING OFF AX COST, POSITIVELY A.D NO HUMBtO. THE naderiigned respectriitly aaanacea to the elt'teas of an.vill. and vioinuv. that he Mkteada selliag the resi due efhis Spriigaad Summer Stock AT PRIME COST. I beg leave to remark that nty Swek haa been inereaaed very maeh lately, aad can offer great in la-emeou. Those wishing te get gwd hargains. will please avail thessaelvea of sash a good opportunity. Corns alt sad see for voarselves. ey7 L. SlLBKRM AN, Mala si. 1 doer helow Br. Bk. CIL. AM JARS. -SO Ss Sqnat aad Tall, a no aad two galI" Ions each, for sale low 1 v rylO t. I. GILBERT 4 CO.. Bye. a ear Water. CHKRHR. Received per steamer altan. 25 heaas choice Hnsahar. Dairy Chaa. feTsalely p H8,MAyy SrKDRIRS l9 2 des H eaas SarJeeas; 2 dot m ans Hardseas: 5 dot eaas RarreWs best leg. afnatard; 3 doe jars Picklea ass. dice; 2 dos csds best Raking Powder 1 b4B Chocolatei ass. S gross Patent Clothes Pias; No. 1 1 salmeads. tr Kresh M . B. Raislaa; 1 soil Cotton Corlags, Pottoa Ropes: 8. S. Almsnds; Scrub Brasflssi Shaker Rtwoms) Ct-vam Tartar; H C. Soda: 2 hoses Thea. J. Hellaad's hast Va. Tabaoee. ass Sosps, tabs. Backets, Baskets. Ae. Ae., received aad for saleat jS T. BACON A CO'S Family Greeir. sAvlI'VKR PLATED Lewing Birds aad su p.r Sew.ar Nesj dies fur sale by ezz a. P. riaaas. NRW BOORS. "arNERN LEAVES from Fannys Portfelle. Seaoad Series; The Oedd Family Abroad. by Cues. Lever; The Whimsical W Life aad aavmrs of Mrs Partiagtoa; The Lamp Lighter, sie . ete Jaat received aad for sa äs THOMAS CoNYNOTtsN fiATTIIVBT. 1 ease bine SaUaet rea d this day and 'or sna alia SIS, i caae oiue oiui'i re. hi;puaale by i20 J AS. LOW A CO.. 417 Mala St.. Lea.. Ky b NEW GOODS! WE RECEIVED this dav the following Ooods. vis: Damast Moreens for Curtaias: Damask Pseralei for Cnruias; Damatk ChiaU; White Curta.a Muslins. Sapor plain Rennet Rlbbeas! Large Hock Cap Ribboas: Senses solid Cheek Olaghasasi Clack D-rat d' Etc (very cheap: -4 Maaeheeter Oiaghasas: Low-pfieed Lawns; Sapor 4-4 Par&itars Prints: Fancy Cotton Half Hof; v. Hb a variety of other goods, which will be eakiUteJleasall. JAMES LOW A CO.. nj2 4tt Mala sUeet. Louisville. Ey. LOTS AD HOfJRES FOR SALK. RE AT CHANCE FuR aPECU LaTION . Six Lots for sale, eitteted ia Evansville just beyoad the Railroad Da G Ut . Four of these lots have t rame Henaeeea them, nadetherThy- m mid..o. u.g convenient to bust a ess. and only about one square iro siaia street. A Sao speculation is onsred la thess lots, as thajr are TO BB BOLD. Those waatlngcheap plaeeeof reeidenee. or wishins n Sne opportunity of speculation, had hotter apply immed ately. Oae of these houses especisltv is a now aa very desirable residence. For tarther particulars apply at this om-e. el-tl HOOD BLSIMMS RTARD POR REM ONE of the lost Staads ia the city lor a Dry Goods hoase. la my block or haildiigs oa First ttrvet etil he vaesrtd la a few days. The house is a new three story brick, aad possesses Sa and large roesas eely oae half a sqaaf s from Main street en Pint, and opposite the Post Oflce. This stand has peculiar adventagws for a Dry Ooods csublishatDt Eaqairc immediately of elt-lf FRANCIS LIN CK SHEBTIÄG9.-5 bales 5 4 bfowa Shettiag; 3 cases 4 Mea'd do; ree'd this day aad 'or sale by JAS. Luff A CO.. 417 Main et.. Loa.. E. sSO A. Kl'KTZi WHOLESALE AAR RKTAII. COXFECTIOXBR sad Knauf-tarer t ail kiada of Caadioo. Cakea. Cordials. Preserves. Jellies, Ac. Ae , First street, between Maia aad Locust strrsu. Evaasville. lad. . . - - . . . - Ord-rs lrm families or private parties for srticlos in his me ol bu.inese atteuded to at ths sh rtest aotiee. An iCECRKAii saloon is fitted up ia thsheststvlo. iel7-tf JLWELRY STORE OF SBCORD STRBKT, TWO DOORS BBLOW BlalS, IN Ml KROR S WBW Bl'l L Dl 'l , EraNSVII.I.B, IA. AT thia store I keep eoastaatly oa haad a laree aad general assortment of Watches. Clocks and Jewelry of ftall kiads. aad of u. best styles aad quality. My stock BSerill he eontinnsllv sunrthed Lv fee.h erirlitinna with the latest and most beautilul patteras, which my extensive business connections enable me to bay aad sell at ths lowest price: . Repairs of aay kiad szecuted ia a competent manner, and at low charges. All 4 ..ids so Id and all repairs doae at my store are warranted. Those ia waat of aaything ia ny lias, are respectfully invited to examine my stock and prices. jel-tf SaJ Hl fil.KS.-: s . SrstraU Poplar Shiagles in store aad ktv ior saie caeap u ciuse consignment tv it PRKSTON BROS. JOST RKCKITKO. Harper's Magaiiue for June; Putnm's do for do Uraham's do fur do: Godey's Ladies' Book for Jans; Knickerbocker lor Jone; Vorn Leaves, Seeond Series: at jet SAMUEL LISTER'S Book Store mmTATrilKw.-TIME. BEAÜTY ASD DURABILITY V COMti KU just reo'd. by Adams A Co.'s Express, from Msw York, the ftaest lot of Silvsr Watches ever Brought lato this maiket. coaprisiBg Hunting aad Opoa ease. Anchor Eacapemeau. Lepine Escapemsata and English Levers. e E. HI sTACtl. 1st street. Bear Mala. OTirE THE und this me undersigned. Treasurer ol Vaaderkarah countv. tal takes thod of noufying the holders or allCouBty Ords er to Jaas 1st. 1SJ3. VUt ths tame will Ve i ers. Protest prior to Juus ist. IS, that tha same will ae re deemed la cash oa presentation to the aadersisrned at ths Countv Treasury, aad i hat said Ordere wilt eons to draw in -1 terest from and alter the date hereof. I w v es ,.es J0HN WA"H. Trass. Y. C. Kvaasvill. June 2, ISM. e2i-lmdw. wabash yaLLar railroad company. "OTICB TO CONTRACTOR. BALED Proposals will be reoeiv.d at ths office ef Allen. M r.redy dt Co.. Viaeaaes lad., until toe Mb dav of Jnly. ISM. fnr the grad sg kridgine. sanaanry furnishing cross-ties, and laying the track ofthe tire liae ofthe Wabash valley aaiiroaa extending tram Viaosaae. lad., to Paris 111 . . a aistaaeo oi m bsiibb Plana. snii-ulipwitatist. are ready for iaaswotio. at r.!'. ttfcSJl!!'"' 9 3iTstss eutce VI mm mwm bmiisobo IfOSBE Ths Hb paaas thrngh a very densly pe oaltivneed aeon try . aaVrdlac every taaility office of the Wabash Valley Railroad Compear. Marshall. III. very eeagly populated aad highly aat everv taailia Car .kul.l.. plioe sad other eon venieaae for earrriag en the work! Tho work is of aa exoeedinglr iy ravoraate eaaraeter, aad wall , worth th attention ef xpneaed CoatraetAra Coatraawsr srs oally re en. eked to give tke vti soaal exaaainauea heSer. sur-ski'ting their pro pes ideas. rerk ter Bo worn win oo eivinoa into sissiisj of abont one mile nah. for the oonv.leaoe of a treasons. ad aid wul hs ssiderwd ter the wholeor aav sortioa ofthe read, fooervia? the w.ti w re i eat an v or all oewooitoaw tf dsasaaeAt , one mile Bids will also e oeasidoreJ er the pwyvaeass for the werk t h iseuzaU or par oau sssssn stues . X. T ELL. Preaident. CBaS. ACMMERS Okief Bnspnoor. MeGRATTT ALIBI 4 Co7catmetars

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WWTE R BSPKCT H I . I , V Atttt lT TOO ww oar intended r-t. . I. on the 1st of Jul nest to 'he Fire Story 3tnne Front Building. Ma 418 North side Main tract nearly oppnsi'e the L"uisTil1s Hnte' . wher we intend opening a v.-'ry large and well assorted s'ock of Foreign and Dometie DRT 00 'DS. Our Mr. James Low Is PermaaenOy located at Manchetrr. England, for the purpose of we'chaeing our Go!i exeloolcely for Cssh. direct from the MaautecUrer. therety saving the profit nsaaliy paid to Importers. In the r-raaen' state of the tnoaey mirket. onr stock of Goods is the only Bsnk from whieh we can expect to raise money; and te cash and prompt short tim euitomere. we will offer n -dncemeatsia prices, which will certainly make it 'o their ia terest to do butiaeee with as. J AMES LOW A 0. LootsvlHo. JnneS. 19'. ie2- angldftw l"'. wiiULNfcl. H. iJtlOfl A I d T ION. WOOLSEY A NULSON. WATER street Evansvill Indiana, rtnctloneera and Cora mission Merchant. Manufactures A (rents. Dealers in Ihr Goods. Fnmlture, Chairs. Clocks, Looking Glasses, Plcldr Frame-s, N'otions &c. Psrtleuisr attention sTivan to thesale oi all descriptions of iro - Js. R.-ir u lar Snlea every Taeaday. Thürs lay, anil Saturday. Cksb advances made on Couslf nments. sag 11 y WOOLSEY dr KKLSOft. H HMTI Hr. s OFAS. Divan, Center, dlnlnjc, BreikfaH snd Card Tables, Wnlnut and Mahorunv c?lalu and Dressing Bureau': Roo Wood Marble toD DreMinado. enclosed and plain Wash Stands, Lounjres, Bedsteads and Mattresses. Also s lsrs;e and general assortment of Wood, Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for aale low by aug3 lyd WOOLSEY dV NELSON. JEWELRY & NOTIONS. Ear-rings, Pingr -rintt, J Breast Flos. Shirt studa. Gold Pins and Pencils, Watch chains. Keya, Gold and Stiver v, at 1 as, steel Seeds and Caps. Brushes, Coat bs. Purses, I sncy soaj, A ceordlans. Violins, Pictures and various other o nions, for aale by ug23 y WOOLSEY fe NELSON. CHAIRS. Just received and for aals low at oar Furniture rooms on Water street, 30 doren wood-seat. cane-swat, and sofa-seat Chairs. JauriT WOOLSEY dt NELSON, s CPAS. Just received and for aale at our Furniture rooms, eight flue Sofas. Jan27 WOOLSEY dt NELSON B EIISTFADS Just received and for aale low, a lot of h.gb post Bedsteads. janS7 WOOLSEY & NELSON. GLASS WARB. Just received and for sale at suction and rivets sal a lot ol Glaaaware. jnn7 WOOLSEY dt NELSON. JUST I KCKlVEDaad for aale, a lar? lotof Looking glass tlate. WOOI.SKY dk NELSON. LNOrA8 -Just received bv steamer Kzpreas and foi sale low al oar Furnitur Rooms, four New feofas. ooms. four New bofaa. IfdJ WOOUSEY dt NELSON. BI G I ES Just received and for aals cheap, two new Top Burgles, Eastern mnnu tar lure. ap4 WooL.EY 6t NELSON. WI!. RFILLY. WHOLES tf.fi AM R KT All. 4SROCBR A.D fRuOL'CE MERCHANT. MAIN STRKtT The adcrsisasd w. uld reepeetfully infotra hisfrimds aad the put-lie f Kasasviiie and vicialry. that, haviag pur haied the laterest efthe Seaier partaer ia the late artaof . A W. Redly, he intends te earrj oe the Grocery aad Froduoe bncaeas at the old stand. He omhraCcS this opportunity o returning thanks for pat favors aad iaunds te are ae eSert te sterlt a eaatinuaaceef theaasss. jeSO-ly WILLIAM BEILLY. BTLÄT RF. KIVEO. ß lO hales fremi-m Drills: Tl lbs Pitent Thread: 3 bales Striped Oaaaturg, S t ! . -4 Ticklag; 32 pes 3-4 Manchester Che-ks; 3 Isles Alabama Osaaourg; 1 case Pla n Prints; pes riaaaer. 1 case assorted Checks; S cases assorted Check; 13 nee narrow Tweed: 110 pes Oia ham; A large assortment of Kid Gloves; 32 dot hiavy Silk Cravats, ree d this day and fotsaln by o3 JAS LOW A CO.. 417 Maia St., Loa.. Ky-THKh-4i AND KSTF.R KAILS -125 kegs all sixss and best quel tv i net received, f r s tie bv T S. K GILBERT A CO.. Sye near Water. WT El LS. -300 Demi Veils ree d this day aad far sale b leby a., EymA JAS. LOW i CO., 417 Mam , St. , Lc A MAW I.OST ! SOME time sgo a men lost his way going hnflio th rough the woods, bat. hspp'lv fr hin. hs had -n his posstuioa one of VACTIER At M A RCOVN IE K'S COMP As HATS, by which ha found his way without troa I le. The same hats U be had at their Store where they are ob exhibition, together with all torts sad dsicriptioos of hcid-Jress of ths best quality aad maks. at the lowest prices. VACTIKR MARCOJVMER. eS4 Maia street, aetweea First and Second strssts. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. THE partnership heretofore existiag between the uadersiga'd. uader the name sad stylo of J. A W. Reilly, is this dav dissolved ly mutual consent. All lishiiiiise to and feom sai I firm will bo settls'l by William Rellle. who is the successor to said firm The lirm name will bo used for the purpose of liquidation nnly. james reilly. william rlillv Evansvills. June IS. '54. c20-tf B IRDER SHOP. JB. THOMPSON, having purchased the interest of all other partners ia the late eoaceru knooo a tho Thompsonian Institute, will hereafter conduct the business ia htS own SSM. . SUA VIVO HAIR DRESSING AVDSHAMPOOMXO done ha the most srnrivedsttle. Mr Thompson wool i retura his ' thanks f theeitiieas of Evansville for their libertl p itronas;e. and would respectfully solicitacoatmuaD ing himself to spars no pains to meritit. mmA wl .... Mla .1,,1 . eAetinu.nea affekeassksna alaeW aad would respsat.ullysolicitacoat.BUaacsorthsssice. pledg. iaV 30 batee No. 1 Timothy and 21 bale slightly dam aaed. received rer Canal l-oit InHiana aad for tile y mU UKO. r USTtK At OO. NOTICE. KWinV. s'lhtrriber. in retirma Irom basineas. takes this optwrJL tunity tu xpres hi gre'efni acknonleilgeaeats to ths merchants and others of Evansville aad th- enrrnoadios coua -try. fur toe very liberal share of pa runage bestow d on the lau firm of J. A wT. Reilly. during his eoaaect on with it. a perod of faurteea years, aad would respect ally ask f r acun- j tiaasnce ol the same to h:s success r ia bum v ejH.tf JA.Mt-S REILLT. , I'RICra RRDIXP.D. WE wi'l sell the residue of our stock f Spring and Sammer Mantillas at the eost of the materials. Te those wishinr, to purchase, we oder inducements, as oar stosk has , Its iaere-d i. the last few WEfJAN CO.. 22 First street, opposite the Poet OAee. lL iI. n-i Canrusd Hsrcv Shoulders and Sides, oa haud BaCON a CO.'S Grocery. jTl an lor sale at elS T F FED.-Corn Oaks. Brsa aad Ship-stuff oa haad aad for aSS slS T.BACOX ACO. S Orooery FLOUR aad fresh Corn Meal vac's and far sale at fc T. BACQ5 as CO.'S Oroeery. D L RR Older Yiaegar oa hand aad for sai. at JL elb ' ' oaee-aees iibs AOTIÖS. TOYS AXD FtSCY t.OOD6. AC Vi" uL E IIA NOW BEEN EIGn I Y a RS IN a Evansvi'ie. constantly adding all the little SnVBnal aad ernaaisnial anclss. to thU particular branch of trade, and with present arragaaw with Eastern merchant, eaa and will sell fo- eaab. at the lowest markst prices. Custom-rt and friends are respect ully invited to call and examiae tke great variety Storlunder Odd FeUows" Hall. Pirn street. 3-lyd.tw f ALL GOODS SIVTSS IXKTT sat isirkws. LLR. ,, ea-ADDWN.' kTRE IB I NEW YORK. AR KOW rooeivia, sad aave oe.staatly oa haad. a tarn aad d. iraklVart-iV. "of W&XS9& vie. mWmmm2XZm2SiTZ h Uwss -arkst pnsss. Sfc" iavitd. i mm : gffBSH sad Coaversatioa Cards, A. 0. POSBRK. tor IF T17FF.--M Vsakato . is BEDFORD'S. Afl.l a A ldM airby Zm . 1 enew sspsr iksssskls Via Jsaas ree d tkU day Va 1 aw a. er eisats. aswve ss uu 41V Mala street. LceriswttU. Ky. or BRD. Sy Oaaal this dy-4i kale Hay mr gRB.-By Canal this day-41 beJes Hay: W lOMoks Coru; 1 hap Oats for sale ia lots to k." sat OBO.POSTBBaCO. 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THE Steamer BELLE QCIOLET O. TaiFirrr, Master. wiU ran as abovs during the lew watsr season, la place ottheFswn. For freight o : passage , apply te LEWIS HOWARD. eyll-tf FOB BOWLING GEE. LOUISVILLE AA tr EVAN STILLS. Tbk fine staunen steamer BELLE QllOLET, fapt H. Combs Commander, will ran as abort nntil farther notice. ! Passengers wiablof to visit the Mammoth Cave will al ways Und Stag-ea r;ady to carry them over upon the ar- ; rlTtl of this boat st 3owllnf Greeiu my-tf GBECIf RIVER PACKET. Tax well known ana statinen steamer MA DONA, r.rvt Pinn, commander, will ran asa ! rwrnlar Green Kivet aDd Kvanavllle packet, lea-ing cvansvllle every Wednesday snd Bowllij ureen erery Monday, till further notice. For freight or paai age apply on board. jmtmV EVANSYILLE AND LOUISVILLE PACKET. THE !ubtantlal and light-draught ateEmer PAWS, Wa. K. HoLcaarr, comman der, ha4 again taken her place In the Evansvtlle and Louisville trade, and will continue to make regular tripa during the season. She has been thoroughly overhauled and is in prime order. aagSd3m TERRU HAUTE AND KV Vll.l.E V. 8. MAIL AAÜ KAI'RK. I'ACftKTH IRi-h EKKLi .A Boat of this Lin will 1-ave Terre Haute an ETaasville ort Vfon-l-T. U clnesdaT and Fridar. at 7 o'clock P. M. Thess Bnats ..r large, eommodioas and w'sll faraished. Coaneetiag at Terre HanU with Railroad snd Northern Pack -et. snd at EranseiUe with the different Linns of Stesm Hosts on the Ohio river. 22-tf TO BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, Boston and New York. VIA ClXriSNATI. HAMILTON A Nil DAYTON. AND Mad river and lake Erie Railroads. 53 FARE REDUCED! ONLY FOUR DOLLARS FROM CINCINNATI TO BUFFALO'! sr.t i:n hoi; us rail od ride fkom rix ivkaTi to the laib OJTLV HO UTE FREE FHOM DVST!!! OLR DOLLAR TICKET t.OOD U. As.L IRAINS. SesV H anil roa A Dayton Rosd the first to reduce the Fsre. Psaecers leaving on C A. M. Tram have three hours at Dayton. Through from Ciaciansti to Sandusky without chaagnof ears naTSg tSeched to Buffalo. Depot in toe west sad of the city, oa Siath street. tST C hear est and at sal pleasant rouu between Ciaclaaatl aad the Eisten cities. Paseencera leaving Cincinnati by 8-S mornlns; train of .n -einnati. Hamilton and Daytoa Katlroad. arrive at Sandusky at 4 o'clock P. M.. and & isiraediaiely oa hoard the spleadiU aad gurarous st-amra ST LAWRF.SCB Cspt. Mead. MISSISSIPPI Capt. Hasard And arrive la Buffalo atlt oriai . after a rtfreshlnr, slaht's sleep, in t at' for early traiai for N'iaaara Falls. New lork. Boston. Ae. arriving at Sew York for supp r. Th roads composing t! is route from Cine in nail to t 1 e Lake are laid through with heavy Trail, sad in cos tructioa of track rolling machiuery. comfi.rt ot ears, geaeral stsaacement, a d altaoet entire freedom r m dust, is not surpassed by aay toad in the West. It pseses through the Je- sele populated aad h-ghly cultivated valley efthe Oreat Miami aad Maa rivers: also, rnaaiagthrorgh th. large aad beantifal towns of Hsmil ton. Dmi ton Spriagfield, I'rbana. ßellefbataiae, Keaun, Care, aad Sandusky. The Steamers ot this Liae were built etpTVSsW for comfort, safsty ssd speed, asd no dort will be spsrsd to render tarn fortable those who may pstroaise them. By thisroute passenger have four or Sve hours 'ayligbton the Lahe. Each host is provided with spltadid hands, for the espeelal accommodatioa t f i leasuro travelers, aad every facil ity aforUai to dacetag r srties. R. se-ved State Rooms wül ho ulegrar-hed for, by passengers leaving ttuir aaraes at the Ticket oitces. The tolls wing rates of Fare inclclss Msals sad State Rooms oa Lake steamers: fare. From Cinciaaati to RuffrJo From Ciacinaatl te New York (RR from Buffalo) From Ciecinnati to New Yotk via Hudson river st rs From Cincinnati te Boetin Montreal Burlington Rutland . 4 t .11 50 ..10 0 ..14 to . .13 00 .,12 08 . .11 50 Bellows Falls Coaeord Lowell RXCCRSION 12 21 .13 50 Clactaaatite Buffalo anc back From Ciaciaaati te Niagara and back For through tickets au information, please apply .as oo .. oo at Cmeinnati. Hamilton aad Dayton Railroad Office, North-west corner of Broadway and Front streets, uadsr the Speactr House, or to J W. SHIPLEY. Railroad omoo oa Vt slant, between Fourth and Fifth streets, ans d jcr Month of the Qibsoa House, or at Sixth street Depot. Or ia Louisville to J. S. Moorehead aad to the Clerks oa Lightning Lino Steamers. David White aad Alvia Adasaa. P 0. AMES, Sup't. W. A. LATHAM. Ag't. rssseagsr Ageat for Evansvills. A. W. FI LLER. elT Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, CONNECTING AT DAYTON WITH THE MAD R1V KK AND LAKE ERIE ROADS. SC vl.MfcK AHRAMbUMEftT. Cemmenelag WedaSsdsy. Jane SU, ISM. Trains will be ran by standard time. Whieh is seven minutes faster than that of Cineiaaati. First Traia at 6 A. M.. Lightning Bipreas. for Daytoa. Creatliae. Pitubargh. Philadelphia aad Haiti mire. Second Traia naS.lOA. M , (or Hamilton Riebmoad. Iaaiaaapol is. Terra Haute, Lsfavettaaas Chicago, direct. Third Tiaia at S 20 A. M . f.r Datton. Saadasky, Toledo. Detroit. ChicasTo. CloveUa 1. BuSalo. New York. Boston. Puttbargh. Ph'lsdelphia Bait more and Wasbiagtoa. Keurth Train nt 2 P. M , for Daytoa. Greenville gad Union. Fifth Train nts.30 P. V . far Hamilton. Richsaoad. Indianapolis. Terre Hants. Lata etto aad Chicago. Sixth Traia atS P. M.. lor Daytoa. Troy aad Piqua. and all intermediate rations. Seventh Traia at 1.30 P. M . for Hamiltea aad Intermediate stations. first Traia, Express, will step oaly at Hamilton and Middls"heVoad. Third. Fourth. Fifth aad Siath Trains wUl stop at all regular stau, us t he aeveatn irsia win i top nt an way nao nag stations Tls erst I'r-iin will eoasect at Crestline 12.30 P. M . Oh o a Pean. Trsin lor Pituburah Philadelphia. Baltimore Ae . lormiag a di ect an 1 continuous Uns to each ot those cities. Cars will run through to Crestlise without change Bagga checked to PittsioraB. Thcseeoad Train will eot-aeet at Richirond 9. OS A. Bf. with Train of ladiaaa Contra road for Indianapolis, arrive there at 12 M : Usseeto Terrs haow. Lafayette aad Chisags, with out detsBtian Time as sht rt as by aay other routs. The third Train Ol cOaneet at Uayton 10 45 A Med Rieer Train, and arrive at anduskv at 4P V. i h aad go immediately on hoaru :ne spienaia s einers st i.sTvn e sa I Missimippi to Ruflalo thsneeai 7 SO A. M. with BuBalo aad New York Koac tc ew ore arriving at tnt place 10 P.M. Also, at Crestline 4 20 P M.. with Ohio aad Pennsylvania Traia fir Pittsburgh, Philadelphia. Baltimore aad VvashiagtoB. The same Train will also connset stC ye with Cleveland and Toledc Train to Toledo Chicago aud in - Srmediato ptinu and at Sandusky 8 P. St. with steamer Bay ity for Detroit. Also with Ds tea sad Micb-gao Railroad to Troy and Piica aad at Piqua withDiyleA Co. 's Canal Packet Lins. to all points oi Vs-ai and Mimi Caasls. The fcrth Traia will oistctlt Oayt a with Oayton and Oreenville Railroad to Gr'Onville. I aion. and all points oa Bellefontaine sad Indianapolis Rai1roal. The fifth Train will -onaert at Richmond at 6.40 P. M, with Indiana Central Traia for Indianapolis. Teire Haute aud La ta vttte. V. . , . i j f II.. . ..... 1 ra-senier? wui rear in miDa via in i'"'""'"' innii ri.L... i-.am.rs. -Tieluii roth meal, and SBaws moms. aa that the fare to rhtladv phis and sjiiansra is One Dollar . , eheap r. aad one leas ohang.- or ears U.an t,y tne L-iuia&iS roBM- fare ' Frnm r ne-iiBAti to Watniltca S 60' From Cincinnati to Eitcu l 35 l 75 S WI ' Fr' tn Cincinnati to Richmond From Cineiaaati to L-diaaaoolls From Cincinnati to Terre I- ate From Oinciuaati to Lafnret' From Cincinnati to Chiraco . a oo .. 5 un . 9 io .. l y .. S 10 .. 2 31 . 2 lo . 5 7J .. S 00 . 4 no ..It 50 ..io an .13 00 . . 14 .. 7 00 5 on ..14 00 ..14 00 From Cincinnati to Dajtoa From Cineiaaati to Tr From Cincinnati to Piqua From Cincinnati to r ivt From Cincinnati to Toledo From Cmeinaati to Cleveland Frum Ciaeinnati to Butalo eint'esmers From CineiBBati to New York. Kailral from Buifalo, From Ciaeinnati to New York, via Hudson river et'rs.. From Cincinnati tn Montreal, via Lake Ontario Frum Ciaeinn iti to Boston From Cincinnati t Pittsbargh. first elass Frum Ciminaati to Pittsburgh, front er From Ciaeinnati to Philade phia Fr. ra Ciasiuaatt to Baltimore From Cireinaati to New York, via Pittsburgh aad Psiladelphia. (.Railroad all the way.) 16 TO For farther in ormatio-i. er tiekeu. apply to v . A. Latham General Agent, at the Oftce. oraer Broadwav and Front streets, aader Speoeer Hoase. or at th ottee on Wnlntitereet. nest doer to the Gibson Uom. or su tha Siath t'reet D-rot. Ciaeinnati. s3 HE.VkY O. AMES. Sap't. ICF! ICE!! ICE!!! OF.O. POSTBR dkC '., H t Vlfi M.VDE '.MRnsgioitt aith Mr. Thus Baoon will oommeare the delivery of their SUPERIO K IOE on Mosdav. Juae 5th. to fageiligs at their residence, or merchants at their store, aad continue everv moraiag dur ng the hot season. (Sundays sxoepted.) TheV will also deliver on Satordar even'ngs. TERMS. One oont per pound, payments weekly. A literal di-e-uat will bo made to paries using over 100 Iks psr woek .- Hot is aad Bar supplied. . m SfsT Orders left at the Warshonse of Goo Fer Co . or at the Family Grooery of Thos Bacon A Co.. will be promptly attended to NRW BOO RH. TfTfORWTNG Stars of the i World ITA Greeee aad th Goldi. Hera. Th Parish Sid. Lyrics by the Utter E. Pern Leaves. Seeond Morias. Minn io Hormon. Sunshine oa Daily Path. Ae.. Jhe. ! Jost reo'd sad for sal by TBOS. OOSTTOTOy. WAR WITH RUSSIA. Usa4 s perataa eat Coal Vard oa W star street, between Looust igjo'- prepared to sell ia any qnnntitias tke seat PITTSBURGH fXAL. Mas low prioes as oaa i-e bonght bolow un ruis u risn lift at tk Store of Hora brook k Chorohill. will bo thank fully reoaived and onnewally attended I ta ky atyS-lyd w a. J. BOT OHESOÄ M OO. arRBxggjHssij jb. as tad Oafaks. for sai et ef S 0 PTTSWpw.p

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SHERRY PEGT0RÄL For the rapid Cure of lOrCflS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, bpo( HiTis. w noopixG -corGH. CROtP, ASTnIA, ASP I C0XSÜMPTI0X. This remedy Is offered to the commontty with the -onOdcnc o wo feel in an article which ssldom fsils to realize the hspries . effects that eaa be desired. So aide isthe field of its usefulness and so numerous the cases of its cures, that almost every section of the count' y aboaads ia pcrsoas. pnl liely knows, whn have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its use When once tried, its superiority over tvery other medicine of its kind, is too spparent to escape Observation, aad where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate hat anti-Iota to employ for the distressing and danreroea affect! oni of the pulmonary organs, whici. are iueideat to oar climate. Noth'ng has called loudr for the earnest enquiry of medical men. than the alsrovng prevalence snd fatslity of consumptive complaints, sor hss any oae class of diseases had nj"s of their invet;cation and care. Betas yet no adeqnat- remedy had been provided, on whieh te public coulä dep- nd fnr pr-'tectioa from attacks upon the respirateey. organs, until the introduction efthe CwgnBT PrcTORAL. 'Thissrticls is t!ie r roduct of a long laborious and I believe, successful ejideavor to fursish the community with such a reaedv. Of this last statement the American people are n -w themselves pre f" red to tudge. and, I appeal with cenS 'once to their decisioa. If there it any dependence to be rise d ka what teen of every el m asa statioa certify it hss done for them, ii we can tu onr owa senses, when wo see dangerou. atfeciions ol the throat lS lungs yield t it. if we can depend on the assursnce of iatelli emt Fhysicisas. who make it their business to know ia short, if there is aay reliance upon aaything. thesis it irretutsl ly proven that this mediciae does relievo and does cure ihe class ef diseases it is d. signed for eyond aay sad sll nhers tl at are lunar, to mankind. If thi be true.it eann t be ton freely published. SVC be too widty known . The afCicted should know it. A remedy tat en res is priceless to .hem. i areata should know it. their i hildren are price ihm. All hontd know it. for health can le priced to no one. Tnlike most prpsrations of its kiad it is an expensive comp sitton of costly material. Still it it afforded to the public at t reasonably low firiee. and What ia of vaatly mor.- importance to them, its qua! -f is nevr suffered to decline rrom 'ts original standard ot eacellcnca. Every bolt's f this me 'icino. now macufsetnred. is as good as ever hns een made heretofore . or as we ar rape -lie of making. No toll or cost is spared, in maintaining it In the beet perfection which it it possible to produce. Hence ths patient who procure? he geauiae CntBBT Pirroaai.. eaa rely oa hsving as good aa article as has evtr beea had by those who testify to Its cures By pursuing this course. I hsve ths hope of doi r some good la the World, as well as the satisfaction of believing that mach has betn done already. Prepared bv J. C. AYER. I'bemist Lnwll Mass. SW-Sold in Evansville by KELLER FARNSLKYAOO. andLEICH A VERLIVO. wholssals ssd retail: in Pr nestnB ly HALLOCK A PaRMENTKR; In Peters hu gh bv AÜAÜS a CAMPBELL; and by Druggists throughout the State. jet-Sm MCLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LI M I HI ENT. 1W. miraculous cures that this celebrated medlclD . has performed, after alt other remecies bad fsiled, warranta the proprietor in aasertins; lhtt it is the only Liniment that will cure Cnrohic Or Toflaaimatory Fheu matlain Paralysis, stiffness or weakness in the Joints, Mcscles or Llaatoents, Contracted Muscles, Braises, Neuralgia, Toothache. Earache, or any Pain. It will re move any Swelling;, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Caked Rreasts, Sore Nipples, Bites or Musq-j'tos, or any inflammation. And it will cleanse, purifv and bea! the FOULEST ULCKR 80KF.S ou the lews or shifts, no difference how nng they may have existed. It will also soothe and heat Burns, Scalds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &c, sooner Um ii shy otfier toinedv. oyjgR a Million of bottles Have been a.'.i in and the demand is increasing ' d,l5' n1 have never heard of s ease wherein it has plied. who then will suffer from Pains, Sores, or Swellings when a sale and sure remedy Is so easily obtained. Read the following: certificate, wbich'is INCONTESTABLE PROOF of t hat we have asserted. J. H. McLsuw Sir: I feel its doty I owe to the public to make lyiown the following, hoping they rosy learn by ray experience, and discard a worthless stuff which has been pressed, into notice by false certificates si d lor g advertisements., For six months I was conÜned to my room a cripple Iroro Rheumatism. My knee was swollen tremendously , producing the most Severe paina. 1 he muscles were contracted so that I could not straighten my leg at all I applied the Mustana Liniment for four weeks, bat it done no more pood tHan r.ny (finer grease. 1 obtained and used your Volcanic Oil Liniment in three weeksil relaxed the muscle, and cared me permanently. AMERICUS CASt DAY, Saline county. III. I saw M r. C aseda v when he was sffilcted , nt stated . and he is now weil. VVM.M. ELLIOTT, Pinkney villa. Reader, if the a ove is b"t sufficient to convince you of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Liniment, call and examine the t hemandt which we hav in our possession from ail parts of the country, and it you will purchase a supply from us arid it does not give salisaci tion, the mof)e will be rruinid to the tart baser. FOR HORSES AMI OTHER ANIMALS, McLean's Celebrated Linltrfebt i the nbly safe and re ' liable remedy for the care of Fpa!n, Ring Bone, Wind GaUs, Splints. Unnatural Lum., NodS or Swellings. It ill never fsiltocure Big ffead Poilevil, Fistula, oil ; Running; Sores or Sweniy, if properly applied. Foe Sprains, Bruises. Scratches, Crack? Hoofs, Chafer, sad i die or collar Gaiis Cuts or Wounds, it is fin infallible j remedy. Apply as directed, and a cure is certain. Read the following from .'lr Wells, of the St. Lonis j Omnibus Company : This is t certift that I bare used the Mex!an Mustang 1th Liniment and McLean's Volcsnic Oil Liniment, on our omnibus horses that were lame, sprained and for sweil Ings. sud I have found McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment to be the best LiolmenL ERATUS WELl.s, of the firm of Case etc Co. Directions accompany each bottle in English sad German. ThisLirlmentisnow pot up in 25 cent. 50 cent and ft bottles. The 50 cent size cnntaina three times the quan ! tltv of the 25 centsize and so on in nrnnnrtinn in: ! For sale by J. H. McLEA W, sole Proprietor. Corner Third and Pine alreets, St Louis. Mo. Forsale In Kvaisvllle. Ind. by KELLER , FARNS LEY dt CO., st Proprietor's prices. mh7 DP. GEOHEGAN'5 EXTRACT OF HYDlcOPIPRR, j roa Dvargrsia, bcbofcla, and all iv.p- ru:es or blood. Prepared by one ef the Faeuitw. THIS vegetable reihed) which is now spresdingto sll partsof the cwuntry. is prepared by asrraduateof one ! ofthe first Medical Schools in ihe AAest. a Dhvswlan of K k .l.hi.i. 1m ill. ,..AfA..U. X v J . . jutmiuim mun 'iwcsjiuii suu S9 ill ucij o;ipsei t'J I emDirirism or nuacerv as nnv one can he. . Lhown by the fact that the re. ipe Is Dubllshed. and iiccoinnanies (,ach boule of ln meli(.,ne lhu, exo,ieratinr: it from t the charge of beli'g s nostrum. ! t r so lliil'.riiit Hi)., ntr w-a aw w s- t w a r n i.iriUM.nmr.iini rniMLiAiiR, as win be seen w$ r-fereuc to the Circular and by th BcroHitranyinw cerifk-ue. 1 Unlike nr-ar.:irilln. th Hvror.iriAr is oniric initsaction, the first bottle often rröüutliif woiKlsrful results, as in the case of the negro girl of Mrs. Simmon's, of Louisville, who was relieved of BLIXDXESS IX 0.E WEFK!! In short, wherever known ii stands at the head of all rem-ilir!Bforthe followiiift diseases: Dspepsia, Scrofala, WniU- swelling, Nfgro Consnmptiou, Chr-iiiic Kh-uinatis n, G.ui. Neuralgia, ('leers and all Skin Diseases, all Keiml or KUawj Affections, alt Female I rr--gularities nnd Obstructions, Mr TIT rial Diaeaees, Secondary ntyptütia, Generai üebilitj-, nn1 all dlsorders arising from impure blood uad bud Habit of 3 FOR FE.1I ALF. ( ?l V I t I M v this remedy sU ids unritalted. It is a slight stimolsn snd a powerful toi.ic and alterative. : As a bcautifler of the complexion. In the cure of j Implea and blolhes.in producing a clear and beautiful skin, . it is s much more safe aud sure remedy than all the cosmetics and lotions iu existence. 1 r it. and you will over rearet It. Do not lose confidence if Itehould seem at Brst to increase the disease the general eflect oftba j medicine being to driv all inipuritUeto the surface, and ' by that msaus out of the system. Hardcnsbvpg. Ky . 0 ' r. 1851. Dr. A. E. Geoh2an Dear Sir: 1 have examined j our receipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropiper, for ihe cure of Scrofula In all its forms, and otiier chronic affections, viz: L'henmatism, Pemule V eakness. ekeHaving prescribed, and watched its effects in msny caaoa of th above diseases, snd having always found H effectual, 1 most cheerfully recommend it to the aiCicUd as the best alterative and tonic I have ever used alto getber superior to Saraaparilla. and any of its com pounds. B. T. WARFLfcLD, M. D. Owknsboro', Kt., March 25. Deaf Doctor: I received yours of the 22d inai.ni das cording to your request, acknowledge the receipt of Hya ro piper. In several cases la this community u has re Dyapepsia. la abort, I consider it a valuable pr tion. 1 hare beea using it myself, and think it U relieved re para Oc-eClS mj cooeral health. üesDeetfullv. vonr friend. JAJafcs COWAN, M. O. Paxes fl per bottle, or 6 bottle for 5. when taken a oaa time. fc AVMoXD at PATTKK, Sele Agent, Bo. 74 Pulton street, Louisville, Ky., To whom all t riers efcoulJ be a-id'oaaed. AgenUinETsasviüe, HALLOCK & sTOEDAP.C 1 " Prtneeton. B PAUiOCK

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