Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 72, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 July 1854 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL. Local and River Brevities. Blank Deeds, of the moat approved form nnd on One paper Blank Note, Hills LaUiug, Ac, mi&c, for ml Uli office.

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Advertisements to bo keptoa iailda okarged 2S per cnt. ever regular rates. Marriage. Deaths aad Religions notices published asaews. without charge. Ad vertisemen u marked "till forbid ' ' charged till ordered out. The privilege of yearly advertising ärms, does not include thatoi ladivitaa meaiters. Legal advititneats iaertd at tba fxprSBr. of the At- . . . . . . ,, , . . . TOiMis erderiBg. sad aot delay alls for the legal proceeding, but collectable at our usuil time. Advntising in Weekly per (qua re 81 for first insertion and Sri; cents for each jut sequent. Some boya in bathing yesterday found a human skull and part of the banes of the ; body. From appearnnces it had been a long time in the river. The City Equalization Board have been all the week in session, and have not yet closed their lubors. They are having a tedious job for this warm weather. The Directors of the E. & C. Railroad were in session here yeaterday. The earth is becoming very dry and 'farmers are complaining of suffering cropsA Sheriff Outwitted The Hippodrome exhibited on Satuaday in a pleasant country village not over twenty miles from Miluaukie. The Sheriff of the coui.ty had been notified that a lot of pickpockets sharp fellows at the business followed the Hippodrome, fleecing the unwary. In order to watch them the better, our Sheriff diaguiaed himself and mingled with the crowd, as a green 'un from the rural districts. He passed the day and evening in close observa'ion of all euspicioua looking sharaeters, but made no discoveries until about 8 o'clock, when he found to his mingled serprise and amusement, (hut his own poc'iet had been pickt'd clean wallet, notes, checks, bills, &c, all gone. liockily he reached town in time to atop the payment ot t1! checks, and the JosMl otherwise was small. He would give something to make the acquaintance of the clever rogae Who so effectually turned the tables on Wim. Mil. Sentinel. Riot ih Sf abckester, N. H. On Tuesday morning (4th ol Jul ) a riot occurred between the Irish and Native Americans : The row was commenced by the Irish. They were then attacked by a Urge number of the exasperated populace. Many of the Irish habilaliop.s were assailed, and a smart warfare carried on with brickbats and stones, demolishing great quantities of glass, &c The windows of a large building owned by Mnrahall, who killed the Irishman a few weeks since, wer broken in by the Irish, particularly that part occupied as a shop by Marshall's brother. The Catholic Church, upon which was expended $12,000 last season, was assailed, and the fence about it and the basement windows were partially demolished, and the beau'ifully stained-giass windows completely riddled with stones. Tuesday nights demonstration was again made to destroy the church, but was quieted by the police. Several individuals were injured in the melee by brickbats, one or two seriously, but none dangerously, so far as we knowConcord Statesman. A Bridegroom's Speech. "The health of tht bridegroom and bridef My friends: Of myself, at this most mystic hour, I will say nothing. No; but I thank you fur my wife. Wife! blissful monosyllable! a blended harmony of all earth's music. Wifel that calls up, as with the enchanter's wand, the homestead and the hearth the kettle singing, rejoicingly sinsing, on the bar, and the cat s'eeping, profoundly sleeping, on ihe rug a word that intensifies so many meanings the call of butcher and baker and milk below, and a quarter's rent and water rate, and the Queen's taxes. Ladies and gentleman, when I only glance at the wedding ring on my wife's finger that ring and that finger "which have been the summit of my bliss this morning to bring together; when I look upon that simple bit of golden wire, it eems tt me that, in ihe words of the bard of Avon, "I have put a girdlo round about the world" a world of beauty and troth, ol constancy and love. When I lo k at that ring and how can I help looking at it? does not its brightness fascinate and chain me J OCT The Columbus (.O.) Statesman tells an anecdote of a couple ol hunters in that region, that will bear retelling: A hunting party composed of two gentlemen of this city, lrft their homes early on Friday morning last, for the wilds of R.igue's Harbor. After enienng the woods and be-1 comiug separated, each heard the report c t the other's gun. One had fired at what he! conceived to be a deer in the bushes, and the other had aimed at what he supposed toi 4c a squirrel on the ground. Meeting soon afterwards, each betrayed an equal degree of alarm. "J m," aatd one, "I'm going home. I've killed some feller's dog." "I'll go with you, Crist,' said the other, Tva killed ad d hog." 0OOf Disunion Ames once said: "I the celebrated Fisher wish it was part of the "catechism to teach youth that it cannot be. "An Lnghshman thinks he can beut two Frenchmen." I wish to have every American think the Union so indiesoluable and "integral that corn would not grow nor the "pot boil if it should Se broken "

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ABMIVALOF THE NIAGARA. AT HALIFAX. Halifax, July 18. The general news is unimportant. "the Franklin went ashore off MaMuck, Long Island, yesterday morning", and is said to be in a dangerous position. She had 160 passengers on buard, about 40 of whom reached this city early this morning. Her cargo consists of 800 tons of merchandise. At last accounts from her ahe was not leaking badly. The Franklin's advicee are to the 5th. A formidable revolt took place at Madrid on the 28th ult, headed by Gen. O'Donnell. The insurgents numbered 4000. Reports of tne aftair are, however conflicting. 1 ne latest state that the city is covered with barricades, and that the garr son had fraternized with tne insurgents, and that O Uonneli had threatened to attack the palace unless the Minister resigned. It is also slated that the Queen has been called upon to abdicate. Il is reported from Vienna that the Czar's reply had been received, and he says he will resist to the last man and the last ruble. The Russians had not yet evacuated Moldavia, und had concentrated her forces on the Transylvania frontier, making a complete ekirno ufili IViint ete ith 30.000 mell reudv ready e . for UCtlOn. A miri.n nn tho nthpr hand isreöorted 11 Auatriaonttie Okrer nanu ie rrpuritu in hn Ving despatched a lurc.e Ol 20,000 lien into Maldavia to drive the Ku-sians across the , , . alt-J . ..... -- - - -- - river feereih, bo that a Co lisioii was cuiibider- ' tu d probable. The official ativices 6ay it may be well to stale that the Czar's reply to the AustrianPrussian note had not transpired. No important movements of the allied fleets were reported Sebastopol was still threatened. The Baltic fleet was still off Cronstadt. The Russians continued to retreat from Wallacl.ia, and the right bank of the Danube was entirely evacuated, except 2 lort tied positions. Washihgtof, July 18. Schate Mr. Sumner presented a memorial from the Philadelphia society, for the promotion of the abolition Of slavery, in favor of the repeal of the fugitive slave law. The memo ial referred to the ca6e of a tree man of Philadelphia, who escaped from slavery in Georgia under the guards of a steamboat, was re-arrested at Wilmington, Del., and returned to bondage. Mr. Sumner briefly gave a narrative of the affiir and made some comments. Mr. Clay said that the dog would return to his vomit again, but as for himself he was tired of liiteuing to the hacknied phases of abolitionism, which were continually repeated in violation of the order of the Senate. Mr. Sumner warmly repelled, saying he was in the h ibit of answering argument on the floor of the Senate when presented by his peer, but when a Serator does not keep within the rules of propriety and order in debate, that man is not my peer. Mr. Dawson undertook to reprove Mr. Lumner for renewing the agitation, and dissented that the man recovered at Washington was really a slave. Mr. Benjamii asked Mr. Sumner whether he recognized any obligation under the con stitutiun to deliver up lugitive slaves. Mr. Sumner asked the gentleman if in Louisiana, or South Carolina, laws existed refusing a colored man of Massachusetts his freedom, and selling him into slavery for his jail fees. Mr. Benjamin admitted such laws to be unconstitutional. Mr. Sumner asked him if he was willing to introduce a bill in Congress carrying out the provision of the constitution, granting citizens of one State the right of citizenship in all States. He said the Senator from Louisiana muat explain his position on them points before he could confront this discussion. Mr. Benjamin declined any further discus sion on the subject. New York, July 18. Cooper, the President of the Sunbury railroad, denies that the work will be suspended on the road, and says there can be no reasonable doubt of the subscriptions made by Crane, Dillon & Co., being paid not being dependent on Mr. Crane alone, but on a number of gentlemen of moderate wealth. Citiskati, Jitlv 18. P. M. Flout continues firm, with a moderate loCSl deinaad: 300 able sld at 87. Provisions are dull and prices ar noikinal. M hisky is steady at 13o Linased Oil it dull St "0. rooeries ar uachaugod 10 had of Sugtr sold at previous rates. CICIhati. Joly 18; P. M. Tberivti it falling tlowly. Th weather it clear and hot. York. July 18. P. M. Stekar heavy aad lower. Money is in good demand aad naehaaged. Flour i a t ifio higher. The E raaklia-. private adeidos are governable; 7iX) sbl at 8 ti to 7; good Ohio 8730 to 8. Wheat ptims common it matured. Southern Whit gl 80: White Michigan ffi. Corn has declined; WeiUrn Mixd7 toS.'e; Yellow 7i'(971o Cottn is fair, bet uaahangei. with a moderate demand at prviui ra'e. Cffee ia nrm. tat traassetloBs are armierst. Kioto lOe. Sueartifirm. Mola is dall. Pork, fries are a tri higher for Mess. lOtX) bbla old at 817 "3 to 13; Prim 810 15 to I 87. Lard 9 (3:9 7-So. Iroa it dull aad heavy. Koatucky i otacco 3 i-o to K IjoMK .ftit'RAXCK C OsfPtNT. OF THE Cir' OK NEW YORK CAPITAL $500.000- pais? in Uf CASH: THIS Company eomoenc d business about one year ego. with the intention of doing a safe and fair trustees, with o Urge a Cash Capital, and S L. Loomis at its head. w ntare i-roteetioft to the assured equal to any Insurance Compsar in the wi.rld. Policies wilt be issued by th ubacriber on Buildings. Merch ndite. Hon-ehold Gof4. Ac, Ac, on terS.s favorable with other good solvent ConiPsnies. S. L. LOOMIS. Pres t. Cbaxles J. Mastix, Secretary. ALLEN C. HALLOCK. Ag't.. Main treet. opposite th dank. LAND FOR S ILK. r IV n acre of Lund near th BoonviiU rosvä bridge and eauallv divided by the Canal. This deirsble property situated in a rapidly improving partof th city, is offered for sale en e .ay terms. eyS-tf lorfurthtf particulars ei jly te J. P. ELLIOTT. 70II FRE-sERVINCJ.-S) bb!s Rsfiaed Whlu Sugsr. JC tor sal low by ey 10 E. GILBERT A CO.. Sye. aear Water. S. SORENSON, Insurance and General Asent. OftVe with o27-tf Allis A Howes. Water street. EvansvilU. Ind. at"1 OLD PKAP! A large assortment of Dawson. Warrrsn I VP At Hyde's Oold feu jn' reeeiveo at e'28 dnJiLC.. 1. 1 - t . rv j ii "i .-..ore . rVRlst Received per steamsrOold Gate 8 half-chest extra la Young Hysoa. Gaapowdr and Im perial; 8 half-chest extra Blank Tea; 48 oaddies extra fin Yonng Hyson, Genpowder and Imnerial: half-chest extra fins Ta la quarter-pond pipers: for 888 at lo wast market prioes. by I. & u. umuAxx. mm TEAB.- 2 Chest Choi n Imperisl: 12 Caddlsa Extra Fine Imperial; 4 Boxes do do; 1 Chst Choina Annewtardart 12 Caddias Extra Fia Gunpowder; 4 Boxes do de. Just received st r " periar aiacg ra. na C001S. F0BkeEuf?rsl M"V Be' - V" "d Wor Bsakau. for sal a A. C- PUSLEE'S. COTTON and Lina Floes. Ptri. Silk Elastic, for sal st 2 B"2' SU' Baads ai C PTJdHEE'S

' NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL. WH Proprietors of this Heue bars rmovs4 frost their , M. eld stand Main strsst. to their new Hotel. Jost finish- i 1 ei. opposite ths ntw Court Hoase. whsrs tby ars piepared to i acoomeaoda s taeir old eustoasors aad all others who may see 1 nt to sail upon thsm. m a stach superior stylo than formerly . ; Thankful lor peat patroaage we respeetiully selielt a eontinuaaee of ths same. wbieh ws shall ess all our endeavors to merit. Oar faro wiU bo the best ths market afford, aad ear , charges moderate. Oood Stabliag end Wagoa Yard kept for country ensto.s. elu-dlwif FELKKsf HEDDKRECH.

DLA.t Es Jost reeoiTod. 8 ease Carpenter Planes, com- , prising a eery Urge ahd complete assortment of Beach Fancy PUaes. Also. Ouages . Saw. Plan and Chisel bandies. ' Fil beadle. Chalk Spools. Bench aad Baad Screws. As.. Ac all made to my order by the "Ohio Tool Co." Call at tii New Hardware Store: doors below the Branch Baak. ey7-dw CHA'S. 8 WELLS. "1VÖVBLTY WORKS" HARDWARE.' j FUST received aad in stock. 100 packages Pitttbargh Loeki. i Latches. Coffee Mills. PUt'orm, CoaaUr add Tra Scale. Paint Mills. Letter (.copying) Presses. Ac . Ac. all of which I oSer at Factory prices wholesale, t the Now Hardware Store 2 doors below Branch Beak. ejr7-uw CHA'S. S. WILLS. LOOK TO THE PEEt. SOVB THINGS CAN UK DONK AS WELL AS OTHERS. WW 3. H ART. bovine just returned from the Eastern cities. Male wouli inf'.rm hu nld easterners am! 'he citizen fen JJJj that ho h now in nt shoe store, on .Main (treat, usarpposit the nraocn tsanx. one ol tne largest, naeet aad beat rl-ctet stocks or Reason aMc sad r MsMH bOOJs aad SHOES ever brought to this city, comprising. Oeats' Beets of all ki- ds. Gaiters of all th I didereut styles. 1 oaths' end Children'! fine Boots Misses' Gaiters tad Sheet of all kinds, aad Id'Sji'S' Shoos ia t un lance He hi also a fiae stock of Ne. 1 Red Sole Leather, aad Tay- i lot's No. 1 Oak. of Otaciaaati. A,30 33 Uz fiae Preach Calf-skias of different brands. ' fre-h from the Cujtom House in New York. .' I. So Mnroortlt. Lininc. Binding. TBread. Ootta Percha Web Lares. EnamrMed Splits; and in fact every ether kind ol Mt'eria) neeessry to be used in manufaeturiag Boots sad Shnes. all of which will be told as cheap a th cheapest, an 4 warranted food. He has also a UVz foree of good aad experienced workmen i employed in msnatsetering. which eaai les him to c mpete. either for neatnefs. rheapnem or durability, with an house east or west of tte Rocky Mouatalss. Call ab d see. tcySl-tf H. J. HABT. I HOI SK, B!C!V M 0.AMCTTL PAIflTl.XU. PAIN is. OILS. WINCOW GLASS. AC aiC 4f M.KM'KN S ii WALKKRhaformedaparta.rhipfor WvV the store baaineni. and rsned a Sbeu and Store en Syeamore trt. a' Laughlia'i old Staad. 'Ihey will keep c n.t intlf on ni a Ur,je (tuck oi PainU Oil. Window0I Varnthe. Bruhe. Ac. Ao. They e,W solicit ordeV . rt? matmtima m. tyKti Tiet nr,mnin to extents it in it best tyle and at ta lowest prices. ay a U XOTU'K. Irl RSSRS. LEWIS A- IIOWaKO herirg perchsitd oar Wharf boat, we wish to return our thaast for laeli' eral 'trunagt Let el upnn u hitherto, and to ask for a oonliou an? of the latae toward them. j W i eg to aay furth.r to uur friend oat of town and to all. that we continue the Commlsaion snd forwarding buiinea i heretofore. We hare engaged ample Wharf-boat facilities, at the River, and haviagour Oaaal aad other Warehouse as heretofore, we do aot heitau to ioaur tatiafaeUoa in tuat dpartm'nt. W continue to make liberal advance on all property eeassgned to u for sal orshipmentto oar c-rre. ottdent. and also ; r 'tiii t'y to fill all orders lent to us fur th purchase of goods "T the produce of the country . having ample facilities to do mch business to the bet advaatag for our cormpoadent. Office, atlormerly. enltr the Telegrtph Office. e23-tf JoHN S. M1TCUKLL A SON. HAIR. Clothes. Tooth. Kail, ale by e22 Comb and Shne Brushes . for A. C. PL'SUEE. M ILIXi OFF AT COST. roerrivuLiY a.d no utviBt'o. THE nndrign''d r sreetfully auninnee to the citizens of Kvsnsvills and vicinity, that h '.mead selling th residue cf hi Spriigaad Summer tnck AT PKIME COST. I heg leave to remark that my Stock has bsen increased very mnea lately . snd can oflsr great in u t.-it.u. Thoie wishing to get god bargiist will please avail themteltst of ucb a good opportunity. C 'me all and tee for yourelve. y7 L. StLBKRM AN, Msiajt. 1 door below Br. Bk. Öl. 88 JARS. 5 dot Sqnat sad Tall, oae sad two gallons each, for sale low I y eylO S. E. GILBLKT A CO Syc. near Water. gTHRESK. Rereivd per teamer 'ulUn 2S box choice w Uatnlurx osiry Lhees. for sal fy 9 1. Sc D. HEIM ANN. aw't :tnnivi i 2 do H carls Sar leens; 2 dos i can Sardaenc C dx cwi B urrow best ex. Mustard; t Vi 3 dox jars Pickle as, sue; 2 dos oan best llakiug Powder 1 bos Chocolate; 1 box. 6 grots Pateat Clothe Plnj; No. 1 "iltnoad: Frh M. R. Railing; lenilCatton Cordage; Cotton Rope: 8. S. Almond; Sctuh Brush; Shaker Rr -ornrj Cream Tartar; S C Soda: 2 boxe TSae. 3 . H.-"..t- i best Vs. To'sseen. ass Sotps. Tubs. Backeu, 1'. wat-ts. Ac Arc received tad lor salest 8 T. BACON A CO'S Family Oroetry. taCII.VI K PITTED dewing Birds and super Sewins Nre3 diet for tale by 22 A. C. PL 3 R F.I. NEW BOOHS. ERN LEAVES (run Fanny Portfolio. Second Series; The Dodd Fsmilr Abroad, by Cans. Lover; The Whimsical Woman: Li fe aad Saying of Mrs. rartiastoa; The Lamp Lighter, etc.. ate. Just reeeived and for a By39 THOMAS CONVNOToN F by saJATTl.VKT.-l cas bins Satinet ree'd thi day and 'or 3 Jo by .20 JaS. LOW t CO.. 417 Main st Lou., Ky RIV GOODS! WK RKCCIVKD this day the followiag Ooodt. vis: Damask Moreen for Curtain: 1'iniik Kaocalel fur Curtain; Damask Chiats; WhiteCurtaia Mndia: Super plain Bonnet Ribtoas; Ltrge Hock Cap Ribboni: 5 eases solid Cheek Oinghamt: Black D rapd'kte ( very cheap: S-4 Manchester Oingham; Low-priean Lawns: Super 4-4 Furo uur Prints: Fancy Cotton Half Ho; vith a variety of otter foods . which will be exhibited oa call. J AM Ks LOW t CO.. my2l 417 Maia street. LouisviUs, Ey. LOT1 AM) HOI -.; FOR 8LK. ' GREAT CHANCE FoR .SPkCU LaTION Six Lots for eal. ituated in EvansvilU just beyond th Railroad Do p.-t Four of theo Iwtahav Frame Ilonees on them, aadotherwle improved. Thy ars well situated Ur residences, bsing convenient to bnsiaest. aad oaly hont one toaar frost Maia treet. A fiae speculation is offered in the lot, as they ar TO aa bold. Those wantiogeheap place of residence, or wish iae a fin opportunity of speculation, had better apply imned ately. One of these houses espccinllv i a aew aa very deirabl residence. For farther particular apply at thi office. elS-tt twOOD RUHIK88 HTtftD FOR RKNT. ONE f tho 'est stands ia the city lor a Dry 0od hons. ia my bloek of bui'.ding oa First st r et will be vaeated in a fowdar. Th bona is a new three story brick, and posse fiae and large rooms only oa half a sonars frm Maia street on First. u 1 opposite the Post OSios. This slmd has peculiar advantage for a Ory Goods establishment Esquire immediately of cll-tf FRANCIS LINCK 8jail!EliTl.GJ.- ' balet .1 4 browa Sheeting k-TS" 2 cases S 4 hlea'd do; rec 4 this day and 'or sale by .20 JA3. LOW A CO.. 417 Maia St., Loa., Ke. Af ht it r, WÜOIJKi f.K AND KETAIL CONFECTIONER and Manufi turer ot all kind of Caadiss. Cake. Cordial. Preserve. Jellies. Ac. Ac . First trt. between Mala and Locust streais. Eeansvill. Ind. tawTOrd-rs from families or privets parties for srtiele In his line ot bu.iucss attended to at the sh rtest notice. SsTAs ICE CRKAks SALUON is fitted up ia the best stvle. jwlT-tf JEWELKT STOUE OF fgCOHD TREST, TWO DOORS BSLOW Ma IX, IX Sil KÄÖfc's NSW Bt 1I.UIMJ, t.VsNSVIM.f . IA. AT this -t.. re I ktep constantly on hand a Uret sad g-neral assortment or V ate he. Clocks ai.d Jewelry of s'l k'3 aad of th best ttylet SSd quality. My stock 'will be eontiauslly supplied bv Iresh additions, with the latest and most bautt'ul pattern. Which my extensive businoas connections enable me to buy and sell at the io wasi pricei . Repairs of aay kind cxeeattd in a competent manner, sad st low charfe. All gaodssold snd all repairs done at my store are warranted. Thoae in want of aoythiug in my Un. at rotpcetfuüy invited to examine my stock aad price. Jel-tf JOST RKCKlVKDi Harper's Maraxias for Juris, I'utnsn's do for do; Graham's do for do: Osdet's Lad.e' Book fur June, Knickerbocker lor Jnne: Fern Loavts. Srcond Aerie: at je SA MIEL LISTER'S Bookstore. TO RAILIIO 4 () I It II I Oils AND O I IIKItss. aH -y 5ftg9B PATENT WHEELB, RKOWS: wflllSsrlA superior article for Railroa-i. C-s.i i.m iuriose. Ao . of mv own m . ,, r ii. Uw to suit purchasers, constantly os hard, for sale -t v. HKNRt RUCKE Y . . N"- 21 Rt F-iBt streti. CUeisaati. O. fy OrUra promptly attendtd to. 2i-lind&w NOTICE. rajnE nndersigoed. Trea.uref ol t of Va.nrfs.rbne. n. e.V.. this method o notifvine th iolia ..f .if j protested prior to Jim 1st. i53, that th sams will be re- 1 j deemsd in . ash oa presentatioa to tho und-rsigue-i at th ' ...... I rj ,rt , A - I- . . . ! J f . ... m j-.....u,.iurafn wiiioeasoto draw interest from and after the date hereof. w SM i ,, , JOali WALSH. Tress. V. 0. Eraasville. Jan 2'. !:', 3l-lndAw. WABiVYsytY RR0AD COMPANY. NO TICK I'll CONTRACTORS. SBaf S Pi?F?."1, v,U Dtsdethaome of Alisa, r i ii!rL,aä?" I'"J"g.jg ' "Ultn. 5th day of July. ISM. for ithe grad ag b rldgias. m.sonry furnishing cross-ties, and Uj iug th track of ths entire line of the Wabesn v auey naiiroaa. oaseaaing from Vinoanno Ind to Paris III . . n distaaco of SS miles. .PU", p7?!Bi,prie"'9" 2 rwaeyferinsneetienst th office ol Allen. MeGrady & Co.. VUcsnnes. snd also at tbe offic.of th.Wabaah V.U.y' Railroad -" 1 ? plies and other conveniens for carrying on th work The work is of aa zuediax;ly fawarabU eaaraotor.'aad wall worth the anentiea of txperined Coatraetors. CntrAc-.ors sr .peially r.qnss.d to gir th work nora. al ...mln.tlA. salnMinWI,,.......! a- , ' ""s i.oir propositions. Ti"wVwk w 11 , dlWed 1 lato s.otion oMthwos one mile ace., rorroe eone- isnce of Contraatoe . A ia. , be coasidered ser the whol or any portioa oftharwsU ,u. reservin i the rifnt to reject aay or all propositions If doomed 'nuroasonabU. Bids will sJsexvh o.insidero.1 for the pay menu for the work so II aaa vau ea ymi . . aaii as. part St ,08 a. i ELLIS. Preside. OHAS. rtCMMEBS, Chief Ennnsr MoGBaDT. ALLKK At OOitra ySj-dfcwtd attesois.

w Fiv. I Itreot. E RESPELTFCI.I.Y At:QCIT VM OP On. int. nil.H r..T'i v nn th l.rnf .Till, B.Tf tn th Pive Story Stone Front Building. No 418 Peftk ide Main troet. nearly oppnri'e the L .ii-vill Hnte'. wher- we intend openings vry large a" LVme tic DRV GO 'DS. "d well assorted I'ocs ot roreign bu Our Mr Jim . Low i Prmnentlv lost"H at Manchester England, for the purpose of pu'chasjng pur Oood exclusively for Ch. direct trim the Manutactar-'r. thereur savins th profit nsaaliv naid to Irnno'Ler Ia the presra' stats of t je mohey mVkt. oar rock of Geodi is th oily R ink 'rom which we can enpect to r mnn; od to cah and prompt short time entomr. we will '.tier 'a duoemeBU ia prices, whicn will ecrtainlv make it o their interest Udo basinets with at. Ja'MLS LOW A 0. Louisville. Jun8 i9J'. U. WOOLJSfcV. rl. MlL0. iirrt low, WODLSEY & NELSON. ATER street Evansvllle ln.!una. Au'ioneers arid Commission Merchants. Manufact.ire'3 Agent. Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture, Chalrt, Clocks. Looking , Glasses. Picture Frames, Notions &c. Paniculai alten- ; tion citron to thnsale oi all descriptiof.s of Goods. Kevv mr :aies every I uesday, 1 uurs lay, aeü .aiurau) . iKn advances made on Cousiguinenta. aug231y WOOLSEY & 5BLSON. i j iimti itr. Divan, Center, dining. brerkfaU and Card OOFAS. O T Tables. Walnut and Mahosaiiv Plain and Dressinc Bureau's; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing io. enclosed and plain Wash Stands, Lou nres, Bedsteads and Mattresses. Also a larje and general assortment df Wodt, Cane and Hair soafUhairs. for sule low by aug?3 1yd WOOLSEY dr XELSOS. F.WELRY & NOTIONS. Fr-rtng. el Breast Pins. Shirt studs. Gold Pins Fiiigerrlrigp, snd rencils. Watch chains. Keys. Gold and Silver Wstchas, Steel Bee3 und Caps. Brushes, Combs. Pursrs. Facey Soaie, Acccrdians, Vic! for sale by augt ly ins, rtcturesuna various other notions. WOOLSEY dc NELSON. m 'i... i ... . j uri irrci" -i dil lur tiv iu .i.wui iwi- . j'lll I ... I-....... . r :: . S niture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood seal, cane srtat.iiid sou seat Lhairs. Jaiil7 VvOOLSEY .V NKI SON 0FAS- Just receiver1 und for sale at our Furniture rwui. eight flue SuLvs. WOOLSEY dr NELSOvl BP.nTFADS Jöst received and tor of hiirheoBt HeiUteads. le low. a lot J4h27 WOOLSEY A NELSON. GLASS WARE. Just received and for saie at auction and riviite st;Ls a lot of Glassware. JanS7 WOOLSEY A NEIeSON. JUST lACElVKV aud for SttLt. a larg lot of looking glass Plate. WOOLSEY & NELSON. SOFAS. Just received by stcatcfr Kxrrees and foi sale low at oar Furniture Rooms, four Neiw tiofas. apd WOOLSEY dc NELSON. BL'lidelES. Just received snd for sain cheap, two new Top Buggies, Eastern manufai ture. apd WOOLSEY dc NELSON W.U. HEILLY. It'Hl.l'Lh Vn RKT.AII, (;no i:r AND tf PKUDL'OK MERCHANT, MAIN STRr.KT T) undersigned w aid respectfully inform hisfriead sad the public of Eaaasvill and vicinity, that, having pur based the Interest of the Senior partner in th late nrm of. A vV. Rsilly, h intend s to carr o the Grocery aad Produce bus r. en at the uld stand. He embrace this opportunity o returning thank fur pat favor aad intend to spare ao effort te merit a conti u jaace of the sams. j2öMy WILLIAM Ha-lLLY. aTLT It K Kl V KD. fJT i0 hale fremiim Drill: 72 lb r .teat Thread: 3 bales Striped Otaalrarg; 5 bsl.'S s-4 Ticking; St; pes Flanael: 5 oases aasortad Oheeki 11U pes Gia bam; 32 pc .1-4 Manchester Checks; i bales Alabama Osnaourg; 1 cae Plata Prints; 1 easeaasorted ksi 15 pc narrow Tweed A large assortment of Rid Gloves: 12 doi hears Silk Cravat, rec'fl this dar and for 4aU be M JAS LOW t CO.. 417 Maia et.. Loa.. Ky. WHKI LIM. VM) E fTER .Wll.S -125 kegs all sixes and hj: unalitv iut recoi vd. f I r il he 74 S. K GILBERT it CO.. Sye. near Water. "EILS.-v' Demi Veils ree'd this day aad for sale by V 022 JAS. LOW A CO., 417 Staia St.. Loa.. Ky. A M UY LOST ! SOME time sgo a man lost his way going home through th woods, but. happilv for him. he had in his possession on of vautier a marconxier'sco.mpas hats. by hieb he found his war without trul le. Th same hats to b had at their Store whsre they are nn exhibition. tsetber with at) soru aad descriptions of head-drasf of the best quality aad take, at the lowest prices. VATTIER fo MARCONN'IER. e!4 Maia street, between First aad scctnd stroett. TDIesOLtTlfJK MOf ICBi HE partnership . r-t..'or existing between the etder-siga-d. under th name and stylo of J. A W. Railly, Is this day dissolved by tCutnal coasent. All liabilities to slad front said firm will be settled by William Hl 11-. who s the successor to said firm The firm nam will be u.;d for the purpose ot liuuidalioa only. JAME REILLT. WILLIAM ULI LI. r Eratsville, June 15. 'J4. 20-tf HARBER 8f.OP J. B THOMPSON, havinx purchased the interest cf all other partners in the late concern knewa a- the Thomp son u lastitute, will hereafter conduct the business in hit os t name. SUA VINO HAIR DRESSING ANDAHAMPOONINO done In th ism approved t le, Mr Taoinpaon wncl return his thsnkt te thacititsnt ot Evaatvillt for their liber .1 patronage, and would respectfully solicit acootiauanco of the um, pledg ing himself to spare no pains to meritit. ey4 tf HAY 30 bales No. 1 Timothy aad 21 bsles slightly damaged, received per Caaal boat ladistna ind tor sale bt atn GEO. FOSTER Ac CO. NOTICE. THE subscriber. In reur ug i,-u butinest tstesthlsspportunity to express hi'grs'efui geknow (edge menu to th SBerchanta aad others of Evansville and th- surro jading country, fur the very liberal eh .re ofpn ronage bestowed on tbe 1st firm of J. A W . Kelly dims his connect on with it. a period of fourteen year, and would respect ally ask for a continuance ot the nam to hi successor in business. j3Q-U JAMEi RK1LLY. I RH M RRBUÜKD. W' E will sell the residue ol our stock if Spr ng and Summer Mantillas at the cost of the materiivl. To these wishing to pet'enas. w offer inducemenu. as our stock has beun lacrsasod ia ths last low days. EDWARD FEGAN & CO.. eS2 PlTSt street, opj.osit the Peat Office. flL 11.7 ' Ctnvated HsfiU. Shonldrt snd id. ca hacd andlorsate at t!6 T. BaCON A CO. S Grocery . FEKD.-Corn. Oats. Bran aad Ship-etnfT ?a hand aad for aal at IS T BaCuN A CO. S Orooery. FLOUR and froth Corn M'sl rse'd nd for sals t eic T. BACON A CO. Orooery. PURK Cidr Vinegar on hand ud for sal at alb T. BACON oi CO. S Grocery. NOTIONS. TOYS. AND F VCY COODV A. C. PLSIIbK HA nr.c-. muni 1 ' A h"S 1 i-m, 4 Kvansville. soostantiy aiuinn an too utti nseiul and ornamental article, to this particular Branch of trade, aad with present arrangsment- with i-.astrn msrci.ats. can and will (all. fr caah. at th lowt market prices. Custom rs aad fri ... ii .,, vi-e.i to call and mala. ik. ! v.n.nd.e Odd r allows' Hall. First s-.raet. I van e2-lyd4w . i FALL GOODS. nCRKTT sfc LIISVILI.B. mjO. 11 WARKKV aTREE f. S Vottif. ARK NOW i reoeiving. ind have eoesiantly on hand, a lane and dsirabi assortment of Whits Goods. Lineas. Laoea. Emiroiilries Hosiery. Gloves sad Fan y Goods; selscted with ear at the lowaat ..arket one, to which ths attsation t f th trad is in vi Ud. o-3-diBw., I M " A. U. r u JSxtBE . I I a? HIP tTTJFF. 200 bnsasls for sals at Ä .li BEDFORD'S. Rscond st. 1 B 4 ". : cm s super Shamokia Uns Jeans ree'd this day gdV and for saU bv SSB. LU tS tiU'. dlvMain stre-t. Lou'snile. Xy. s20 go BFD. By t. anal tils day 41 bales Hay; r its Coin; oag trats tor ssi in lots to clot by ,13 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. OR RBWT. Two fins Rooms ap srai , ttutabls for Of I. HUBTAOEt En quire of e

REGULAR PACKET BETWEEN EVANSVILLB

THE Steamer BELLE (CIOLET, O. W. TairLBTT, Master, will rua as above daring the low water season, ia plaee ot the Fawn. For fr iaht or rai '7n-tf "LEWIS A HOWARD. FOB BüWLIü G FEN. LOIISVILLE JB..W e fiVAIIBVlliliE. 1 hi nne BUUDcb steamer BELLE QU l( LEY Capt H. Combs Commander, will run aa above until nirtbe r notice. i Passengers wishing to Visit the Mammoth Cave wilt , always flud Stages ready to carry them over upon tho g rtvnl of this boat nt howling Green. myga-tf (.BEEN KIVEB JACKET. Tbb well known and suunvh tteamer HABONA, .Caot. PLcaaa. commander, will run aaa regular Green River and KvaatvlU packet, lea-lnjr. KvansvlU every Wednesday and Bowling Green et ery Monday, till further notice. For freight or passage apply on board. l JanS6-tf EVAXSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE PACKET. THE tubsuntial and Ught drsught steam er FAWN, Wm. K. HoLCRAft, corumanider. h araln taken her Plata In the Evansville and Lou svillt trade, and will continue to make regular trips during the season. She has been thoroughly overhauled and U in prime order. aug22d3m TEttRK HAtTR A.D EV AKKVII.I.K tJ. 8 MAlt A.D KXI'RKS PAC KET Tal-n bKKL .A Boat of this Line will il-nve Terre Haute aae Evaaivill evcrv Mocd v. WHSedv aod Frida at 7 o'clock P. M. Thet Boatt are large, eommoriicui snti well faraiahed. Connecting at Terre Haute with Railroad and Northern Pack et. snd at KvansvilU with tne differeat Lines of Steiml.oatt ob the Ohio river. e22-tf TO BUFFALO,, NIAGARA FALLS, Boston Sand New York. VIA CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND DAYTON. AND MAD RlVF.R AND LAKE ERIK KaILP.OADS. FARE REDUCED! OXlY POUR DOLLARS PROM CINCINNATI TO BUFFALO ! ! SHU Hilt: KS KAIL, OiD RIDE FkOM CIN-'IVNaTI TO THE LAKE OA' Y ROUTE FREE FKOM DUST!!! OIR DOl.LVl; 1'lcKliT 4.UOD OX AlL M IKAINS. j St-Hamilton A Dayton Rosd the Cm to reduce the Fare. Psstngrj leaving on 6 A. M. Tram have ti.i hours at Dayton. Through from Cincinnati to Sandusky without change of car llsfgage checked to Buffalo. Depot in the west end of the city, on Sixth street. STCheapet and tuoat plaasact rout betwern Cincinnati and the E is'rrn cities. Pasenrert leaving Cincinnati by 8:2 morning train ol Cincinnati Hamilton and Duytoa Railroad, arrive at Sandusky at 4 o'clock P. M.. and go immediately oa board the splendid and g ir.v s hi rs ST LAWRENCE Car. Mead. MISSISSIPPI ...rtst. HatarJ And arrive io Buffalo text morning, after a refreshing night's sleep, in t me for esrty trains for Niagara Falls. New Vork, Bv-ston. Ac. arriving a: New York for supp r. The roas composing this route from Cincio- aa to t' e Lake are laid through with h-avy Trail, aad in con-truction of track rolling machinery, comfort ol cars, general maaaremeBt. a d almost outirs freadvsa from duat, is not surpassed )y auy toad in the Weit. It psas's through the de- iely populated aad b'ghly cultivated vallty of the Great Miami aud Mad rivers: also, running throngh t ie large and bteutilul towns of Hamilton, Dayton 8rringfi;lJ, I'rbana, Bllfontaiae. Kenton. Care, and Sandusky . The Steamers ot this Line were built expressly for comfort, safety and speed, aad au . will he spared to reader comfortabl those who m iv Datroaite them. ltavim; th.ir namei at lie Ticket i.e...The 'olloaing rates of Fars includes Meals sal State Rooms on Lake .Steam, rs: Fare i From Cincinnati to RuWalu .8 4 no ..It . . 10 Ml froin Cincinnati to Nw York i R R. from Bnr7lo) rrua Oineinnsti to New Yotk via Hudson river st rs From OiccmnaU to Boston Montreal flurlingtoa RutlanC. " Hellows Fallt LVneord LvwaU EXCURSION TICKETS. Cincinnati to Ruffalo atd bsek Irom Cincinnati tc Niugara aiul back For thrueh tickets a.,d information, pleas aonlv . ...14 00 ... .IS 00 . .12 OS . ... 11 50 , .. U no ....13 Sff IS 50 . . . 00 9 0 at Cin-rth-west cinnati. Hauiilton ami Darton Railroad Otnca, corner of Ilruadwsv snd Front streets, under the Spencer House, or to J. W. Ml PLKY. RsilroadofaceoaWalaut.betwa Fourth and Fifth street, one d jor feouth of the Gilson House, or at Sixth street Depot. Or in Louisville to J. S. Mo. reite. and to the Clerks on Lightning Lin Steamers, DjTid Whit and Alvin Adams. II . O. AMES. Snp't. W. A. LATHAM. Agt. Passenger Agent for -ivansvUle, A. V . FULLER. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. CONNECTING AT DAYTON WITH THE MAD RIVER AND LAKE ERIE ROADS. fcCmiKK AllH MiK.M K.XT CoramaacUf Wcdncilay. June 2 1. 154. Tram will be run by standard tin, wteth it seven minutes faster than that ol Cincinnati First Tr .m at 6 A. M . Lightning Express. Ut Daytoa, C reell i a.. Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and Paltimnre. Second Train at. 11 A. M . for Hamilton Richmond, Indiaoapolis, Terre Hauls. Lafayette an" Chicago, direct. Third Train at 8 20 A. M . f-r Dayton, Sassdasky. Toledo, Detroit, Chican. Clsvil.ad, Bngalo. New Vork. Boston. Pittaburgh. Ph ladolphia. Baltimore end Washington. Fourth Train at 2 P. M. . for Daytoa. Greenville aad Union. Fifth Train at 3.30 P M . . let Hanilltoa. Ricamwad. Ixuiiaa -apoli. Terr Haute. Lhfayette and CbieaerMxth Train at.'. P. l., for Disytoa, Troy aad Piqaa. aad all intstmrdiatt ttatioat. Seventh Train at 8.30 P. M . . for Hamilton aad intermediate stations Pint Trala. Express, willstop oaly at Hamilton and Middletown Second. Third. FoCrth. Fifth and . ixth Trains will step at all regular stations. The Seven- h Train w 11 .top at all av aad flag stations. Tbe first Train Will connect st Crestline It SO P. M . with Oh o A Fena Trsia tor Pittsbarah Philadelphia. Baltimore A , lormlag a dl act sad conti, ui us Una to oach oi th'fe cities. Car will ran through to Creadine without caaage. Uanage checked to Pittsburgh. Thssecona Triln will connect at Richmond 9 05 A. M with Train of Indiana Central road for Indianapolis, arrive there at It M thence to Terte Haute, LafayCtteand Chieago, without d. tent'en. Tims as Snort as by aay o her route. The third Train ail! connect at Oaytoa ill 45 A M. wl h Mad River Trala. afi arrive at r.n dusky at 4 P. M and go immediately on l-naru th iplendi! s eaiaers St. Lawrence sal Mississippi to Raftlo. thenee at 7 30 A. M. With Buffalo and New York l org L'ty Load to tors: arriving at that place 10 P. M. Al-c. at Crsstlln 4.20 P. M . with Ohio aad Pennsylvaaia Trala for P.tteburth. Philadelphia. Baltimors aud Washington. The same Train will aiso connect at 0 T" with Cleveland add Toledo Train to Toledo Chicago and Intermediate points aad at Sandusky 5 I'. M. with steamer Bay City for Detroit. Alio with Da) tea aad Mlchigaa Railroad to Troy aad Piina aed at Piqna with Doyle a- Co. 's Caaal Packet Line, tn all pOiatson Wahash and Miami Canals. The fourth Traia will connect tt Days a with Daytoa and Greenville Railroad to Gr-eaville. t'niva, sea all poiats on Beilsfontain and Indianapolis Railroa-L Th fifth Train will -eaaect at Richmond at 6 .40 P. M, with In. liana Central Traia fir IudiaaapoÜs. Tsire Haute aad Lafayette. Pa sengen will best ia mind that the foil" win - ratet ef far via Lake Sustecf I, Uelud t oth meals and (tat rooms. a that th fare to fbiiadelphiaaad B.ltlmore Is On Dollar cheap r. aad oae less iiaage of cars than by th Coluxabas rout. FARE. Frcm Cincinnati to Hamilton From Cincinnati to Baton From CincinnaU te Richmoad From Cincinnati to I ,d aoaDolla. .. 60 1 35 1 75 3 UU s 00 5 on 9 tO 1 5 8 10 2 SI 2 lo 5 75 6 00 4 no From Ciocinnati to Terns H au From Cincinnati to Lafavoct. Frcm Cincinnati to Chi isro Frcm Cineinnsti te Dayton From Cincinnati to Tror From Cincinnati to Piq ia From Cinemnati to Srnngdeld From Cincinnati to Toledo From Cincinnati to Cle 'elsnd From Cincinnati to Buffalo via a'eamor From Cincinnati to Nov York, lUi'r ai from Il-i'sl . From Cincinnati to Nev York, via Hudson riertrs. From Ciaciaaa'i to Mot treat, via Lake Ontario From Cncinnni to Roevia , From Cincinnati to Pifsbnrgh. first class From Ciaeiaaati to Pius'-nrgh, front ear , From Cincinnati to Philadelphia Frm Cinei.msti to Bal imor From Cincinnati to New York, via Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. (.Railroad all ths way.', .. , , ... i") so i it on! . 14 no . 7 on I no .14 oo .14 oo .16 no For further in ormatim. or tickets, apply to W ... or tickets, apply to W . A. Latham Office, orner Broadway aad Front a. L - - BB . .a- a ' . uenerai Agent, at tne Strtcts. under Spencer I onse. or at the office on Walnut street next door to tbe Gibson House, or . th Sixth s-reet IV rot. Cincinnati. S)3 HENKY O. AMES, 8apt. ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! KO. FOSTER A C H IKU M ADB IV ARW raiigement with A r. Thus Raoon Will eommene the delivsry of their SUPIlRlOK H?E on Xondar. Jon 5th. to fatnil'rsat their residenee. or merchant at tbir atoros. and continue every m-ira'a,: trriag tho hot season. (Sundays xepfd. 1 They will il-. deli ver on afirday evenings. TKRMS One cent im r sound, navments weekly. A liberal ci onunt win .. maoe u pari parti nains over 100 lbs pr wock. Hotels and Rar sunnliei sfOrders left at the Warehou of Go. Fur A Co erat the Family Grocery of Thos. Bacon A Co.. will be promptly attended to ei rtRW ROOKS. in ORVING Stars of :h Ns World. Graeand th Golden Horn. The ParUh Sid. Lyrics by ths L ter H. P'n Loaves. Second Series. Minn.e Harmon. Sunah.na n Daitv Paths, sko.. Ac. Jost ree'd. and for sal by e TUOS. COICTKOTOV. WAR WITH RUSSIA ni.li-KRtflTHS. WHiTINWITna awn UTE KV BODY I.St,-l XlCRt ! H , 1 1 na- a..f,. Ushed a pemvaasBtCoal Yard on Water street, between Locnst I UT a. a 88 w-sswa. I Sias.-, w. are pr ro to sen m any quantities tb. best PITTsBCRGH CAL. a as low pnoes as can S noesht behell,1 nwcrdj ,Uft wre of Horai rook & Churchill, will b tltanAfnily reooived and n-inctuaUy au-nda to by y3-lydftw A. J. HCTCHESON & CO. FREW CA tDOLOC H"B, Dennis Extraets.Hatr Oil Brnahos and Oosske, for sale st 2 a C PUSHEE'S

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CHERRY PECTORAL Tos the rtt'.lU Cnre o COIJIins. COLDS. IIOARSESfcSS, BRONCHITIS, M II00PIG - COtlu, CROUP. ASTHMA, AD v COXSr.MPTlOX. TV. I. bmS. :. .. .v. . .. i... . u n'moionity with ths lonfidsase . w feel ia aa srticU which seldom f.iU to realise th happiest j flect that can be desired. So ids is th field of itsnsefalaasi I and so numerous th case of its euros, that almost evry section , et the eonatiy ab uad ia persons, poldicly kaowa. who have ' been restored from alarming aad evea desperate diseases of the lnngs. by it ate When once tried itt superiority over every other medicineof itskied. is too rppateotto escape obrvatiea. I and where its virtuse are kaowa. the public bo V ng.r hwisatas w hat aati lote to employ for tbe distressing and daaawreas affrction of the pulmonary organs, whiei. are lucideat te eat j el i matNothing has called lond.r for the earnest enquiry of medical men, than the slarnimg prevalence ad fatality of coasnmptlv complaL ts. aor hss any ope class of diseases had more of their lave-tiration and care But as vet no adeuuat remade Beut ! been provided, on which tbe public could dep. ad for pr tecttoa from attacks upon the respiratory organs nntil tbe introduetion of the "t t v Pkctobal. This srttcU is the prodnct of I a long Ulorions. and I believe, successful endeavor to fort's'.: the con-munity with each a remedv. Of this 1 at state ment the Amenesa people are r w taemeeives pr.isredte it'. , and. I appea1 with cniiff 'enc io their deeision. If there is sny dependence te be plac--d in what mea of every cl aaa statioa eertify it has done for them. If we eaa trust onr ows renses. when we see dangerous affections ol th throat aast loagsrleldt it. If we can depend on the asrsraae of iatelli K-ot Physicians, whomai-e it lhi ir business to know ia short. if there is any reliatce upon anyt,h'pg. then it it irrefutably proven that this medicine does relieve and does care the class of diseases it i designed for. l-eyond any snd all others that are known to mankind. If this be trie, it cannot be too freely piibli ed. n -r be too widely known. Th afflicted should know it. A remedy that cures is priceless to them, rareats should know it. their hildren are price! sat them. Alt sheaU know It. for health can be priced to no oae. Calike most prop. rations of if hind it is an expensiee composition efeostly mstf rial . Still it is afforded to the pnMie at a reasonably lew price, aad what is of vastlv more importance to them, ltsqaalIty la never snffert-d to decline ra its original staatfard of excellence Every tojggssi "t this me licias, now mat) i fact need . is as good a ever hss been made heretofore, er as we art tapele of making. No toil or cost it spared, ia maintaining 2 1 the best perfection which it i possible to produce, hence the patient v.-ho proenres the gennia CwkrbY pECTOnai.. can rely on having a good an articla as has ever been bad by those who testify to its cure. Br pnnoiug thi course. I htve the hope of doing some good in the world, as well as the satisfactioa of believing that mnck hss been done alreariv. !repared b'rJ. C. IYER. Chemist. Lowell Mass. BOT Sol 1 in Kvansville by KELLER. FARNSLFY A CO T,, .! "A V Jt2-.1 nd LEICH k VEKLIVG wholesale snd retail; in Pr t.cator. LLOCK ii f'AKMKNTKR: m Petershuifh bv ADAMS POEl L: and by Druggists throuehoat the State. McLEAIs'S YOLtANlt Olli Lr I ill EXT. ''pHE m'.Vaeulous euros that this celebratea mekdiclDe J. has peirroruied. tJUa all other retnesjies bad failed, arranu tne proprietor in asserting- that It Is the only KtU-U-Joints, Bruises, 1 re move any swelling, Tumor Piles. Hard Lamps, Csked nreasis, ."ore hippies, Sites ol M usquilos, or SJH Inflam mati oh. And H will cleanse, p lrify and heal th FOULEST ULCER SOKES on the le or shinfi, no differenc how loner they Iney hnVe exlsfaid. It will ,also soothe aod heal Bn run. Scalds, Freah Cuts, Wouiids, dec, sooor thau auv other reaierlv. OVJJR A A1ILLION OF BOTTLES Havb en sold tn a,)d the demand 1 it resting daily, and we have never ht'ard of a case wherein It bad fulled to cure any external diseaae, when properly ap plied. Who thoa will suffer from Pains, Sores, or Swelling when a sale and stie remedj. Is so easily obtained. Head the folldwlnar certiSs itte. which is INCONTESTABLE PROOF of what we have nsserted. J. H. McLaaM Sir: I feel ltaduty I owe to Urn public to make known the following;, hoping: thev may learn bv my experience, and discard a worthless stuff which hni been presse.! into notice by false certiflcates ai d Ion.' advertisements. F.. r six rarfuihs I was confined to my room a cripple from Rheumatism. My knee Was swollen tremendous, ly, producing the moat severe pajris. 1 he muscles were oontrmetfd so that 1 could not straighten my leg at all I applied the Mustang Liniment for four w. eks. bat ft done no more good wan any other grease. 1 obulned and used your Volcanic Oil Liniment in three weeks it relaxed the muscle-, and cured me permanently. AMKRICUS CASEDAT, Saline county. IU. I saw Mr. Caseday wben he was afflicted . as stated, aad he Is nosy well. WM M. KLLlOTT, PlnkneyviUo. Reader, If the a nve is not sufficient to convince yet of Ihe wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oll Liniment, call and examine ihe i houtandt w Lieh we hav- In our possession from all parts of the country, and ll yon will purchase a supply from us and it does not give tittffsfl tion, the money will be returned to the purchaser. FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS. McLean's Celebrated Liniment la the only safe and ra liable remedy for tbe cure of Spavin, Ring Bone, Wind Galls. Splints UrJ natural Lumps, Nodes or Swellings It t ill never fail to cure Big Head Pollevil, Fistula, old Running Sores or Sweney, if properly applied. For Sprains. Bruise. Scratches; Cracked Hoofs, Chafes, sad die or collar Calls Cuts. or Wounds, It Is an Infallible remedy. Apply as directed, ana a cure is certain. Read the following from Mr Wells, of the St. Louis Omnibus Company : This is ii certify that 1 hi ve used lheMexlnn Mujunf Liniment and McLean's Voicaalc Oil Liniment, oh our omnibus horses that were lani, sprained and for swellings and I have fouud McLean's volcanic Oil Liniment to be tbe best Liniment. ERAsTUS WELLS, of the flrtri of Case dc Co. Directions accompany each bottle in English aad German. TbiiLlrimentlsnow put up in SS cent, 50 cent and gl bottles. The 50 cent size contains three times the quaa tltv of the 2.1 cent size and soon In proportion to the cost. For sale by J . H. McLEA If, sole Proprietor, Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo. Forsale in F.vsisvllle. Ind. by KELLER , FARN I LEY dt CO., at Proprietor s prices. nUk7 DR OEOHBGaN'9 EXTRACf Ot HI ftKOPlPr.lt, uvsf EPsia, scnoycLA, and all LMrraiTias or roa BLOOD. Prtpartd Bf one tht Facultti. THIS vegeUble remedy which Is now spreading to all partsoftlieceuutry. is prepared by agra-luate of one of the first Wedical Schools in thfi West, a physician of b gh standing in his profession aud aa much opposed to empiricism or quackery as any one can be, as Is shown by tbe fact that the re. Ipe is published, and accompacieti each bottie of the rrfedlc ne. thus exonerating It from the charge of being a nostrum. ir IS PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS, as will be seen by reference to tbe Circular and by the aceoMiganying certffcatea. Unlike Sarsaparilla, the flyroplper is quick Inftsaction,the erst bot'.le often producing wonderful results, aa In the case of tbe negro girl of Mrs. Simmon's, of Louisville, who was relieved of BLINDNESS I O.NF: tVEFK!! In short, wherever kuown it stands at the bond of all remedies for the following diseases: Dy spepsia, Scrofula, Wnite swelling, Negro Consumption. ("I e.-....c Rhoiimutia-n. i.,i.t. Neurnlsna. LMcstr -A ...... . . . m Skln Diseases, all Renal or Kidnej Arectioi,, all Female irregularities and Obstructions, Mercurial Diaeaees. Secondary Syphilis, General Debility, and all disorders arising from impure blood and bad Habit of System. ( FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS this remedy a!a .ds unrivalled. It Is a slight stimulan and a powerful toi.ic and alterative. 8 oen'ii.ucr . i,Tm, , Uie cure or rjna. pies and blothes, in producing a clear and beautiful akin. a a s . V . Ill a SSaA St SS ft II nJ tall SI. SSVA mn.l. at- W a As S oenui.ne r oi tne complexion, in the core Of til it is n much more safe and sure remedy than all ihe cosmetics and lotions ia existence. 1 ry it, and you will ever regret it. Do not lose confidence if it should seem nt first to increase the diseaae the general e fleet of Ute medicine being to drive all imparities to the surface and by that in aus out of the system. ' rx . t, r. HAROENsacao.KT.,Oet.6. 18.1. Dr. A. E. GeohesanDeur Kir: I skv .r.a,inarf, ! receipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropiper. for J the cure of Scrofula in all its forms, and othef chronic affections, viz: Hhenmatism, Female Weak neos, ate Maying prescriDea,ana wstched iw effects In many cases of the above diseases, and having always found it effectual 1 most cheerfully recommend It to the afflicted as the best alterative end tonie I have ever used alto gether super.or to Barsaiwrilla. and any of its com pound. N. T. WARFIÜLD, at. D. Owr ksboro . Ky.. March tS, 1858. Dear Donor: I received yours of tbe 2d inst ai d ae cord ins to your request, acknowledge tbe rtjceiDt of Hvdropiper. J In several cases ia this Community it ana relieved Dyspepsia. In short, I consider it a valuable i.repara won. x nave teen using it myself, and think it benefits "1 C ne t Hi Hfcttiia. Respectfully, yenr friend, JAMES COWAN, M. - D. Paica gl per bottle, or 6 bottles for t w n taken onetime. RAYMOND dt PA ITK, Sole Agent, Ko. 74 Fulton street, Ls.uiewille. Ry., To whom all t rders should be addressed. Agenu in Evansvllle, H A LLOCK dr feT ODDA RD. Princeton. R B. HALLOCK

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