Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 53, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 June 1855 — Page 3

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H3" Men and boys were 'laying in fine stockt of 'v.'ood last' Saturday, by catching and haulm bW from the r.ver drift ood.; mi i e t a .. J . i ine wnari, i ine water a euge, was preuy thickly strewn with tbeae deposits by even'Niw iD Big Aräival. Eieod Sir. io benstine'a advertisement in to-day's paper It it a fact that he has just received another bic addition to hit ttock of sum'mer ctoltiiiikj hat-kn, en... lf,.,t,r. .ri fr.nrrPr cannot please themselves at the Western . . v .. l Star Clothing Store now,- there is no use try ing the stores of the big cities.- lie is selling hit' goods very cheap, and (fros offers, with the excellence of his stock,- great inducements to purchasers. Give hini a call. " Portable, Mills. We call (be attention of farmers and others to the excellent Portable Mills advertised in another column. This mill is well adapted to its purposes, - and is cheap. It may be examined at Mr. Monroe's grocery, corner of Oak and Sectfnd tlreets.- . 'BüRTia's Hotel. This well known ho'ifse 'at Terra Haute, hat recently been enlarged and otherwise much improved, to accommodate its increasing custom. But one of the .'best improvements lately, is the obtaining of Matt.- De Garmo, formerly of this city, for clerk of the establishment. Mr. DeGarmo take the place of the former well known clerk who recently died. Matt has a wide acquaintance, and whichever house he may be located at, his friends will be with him when they can. We promise anybody from Evansville stopping where Matt is, will have the best the house can afford, and every personal attention. ' Couhcil Proceedings. Owing to tho absence of our assistant, atH the crowd of work upon our hands, we neglected obtaining a copy of last Council meeting proceedings for publication. We shall endeavor to be prompt hereafter in that particular. UlVE.lt ITEMS. .i-.-..- - . - - The river was booming with its mighty "flow of water last Saturday, and rising very slowly in the morning. A good deal ot drift wood running. We anticipated will be falling today. ' "- The Northerner paswd up Saturday morning, from St. Louis. As we invariably hot ice this packet with the others, we liould like to receive the compliment vf papers, ti is our opinion, however, that We do hot receive quite one half the papers loft us by our steamboat Irie'nds. The Northerner will be here to-morrow. ... The beautiful new steamer Silver Wave passed down early Saturday morning. Sri is a last boat, and one of the handsomest ever at our wharf. The Itainbow now arrives every morning of the days due, instead ot evening. She is do ing an 'excellent business we should judge from outward appearances. -The T. C.. Twichcll, on her trip tip on the 1 Ith, took a wood boat in tow opposite Island 21,, Mississippi side. While woodiDg, the bottom ,of the boat fell out-Mne engines were immediately stopped, but the concussion was such as to xause the tow-line to brealr, by which the bow of the flat' drifted undet the guards and was 'crushed by the larboard wheel. The yawl was taken to the rescue ot those on the flat, but in the interval, four of the hands met a watery gra ve. Their names were Kelly, John Rocmey, James Bairly, and John Cristle. Kelly and Bairly have each a family i n New Orlcah'l .'he W. JL Eaves arrived st ihis port from Cincinnati last Saturday atternoon, and after a short stoppage, took ner departure tor Green River . Among to:her freight was the machinery for the Adria Iron "Works, up Green River. , . 1 ' " " , -..; - - Letter from Pt T't Adrnumi - We have in our possession, . says the Cleveland Leader, a let'ter from Phincas T. Barnum, to a person in this city, which is a 'curiosity and worth preserving. It is a commentary on itself, and a history of the notorious showman's character. In truth, it is too good to keep; so we give it to our readvert, hoping that it may afford them amusement, it not instruction: Ii)EAS Sir: Having a little leisure, I con- ' eluded to write you the gist of what I have 'written . I would like to lecture all - season, or nearly so; but I don't think it will 'do to advertise me like a show. The only rplan'ia to have a judicious man go ahead and ' arrange with 'Lyceums, so that I am always ' paid from $50 to $100 per lecture, or have a share of receipts which will amount to that. iWhen a Lyceum ia full, then sometimes It would do to get some leading citizens to incite me to give a lecture (as I pass through their town to fill other engagements,) and the book store man in the town should aid in making it a hit, as it will help the sale of his books. He intent also, perhaps, udvertiae to furnish, gratis, a ticket to the lecture to each purchaser of a book, after allowing me ten cents each for his. tickets, twelve -or fiffeen cents is as much as oughtto.be charged to hear me lecture on the ' Philoso phy of Humbug." Sunday evenings 1 could lecture on Temperance, f where I have not -yet lectured,) and ought to receive 25 or more for it. I have thought of sending - " ; -, or some other judicious man "who would not compromise me, to make the 'arrangements. I need the money to help ma out of Chrystal Palace embarrassments; and 1 fear that you would wanttoobiga slice, and I also expect you are occupied with I give five lectures next week in Northamton and some other places in 'Massachusetts and ' New Hampshire, receiving $50 per night. ' I could draw well in Columbus, Ohio, (where I have never been,) and also in many towns in ' Ohio and Indiana. Truly yours, P. T. BARNUM. ' HA I VEST TOOLS.

1 t D0Z ''" 8eythes. 12 doz Grain Crn4I. ,., JL W do 6ra - do. 20 do Scythes' Snathes. to dot hay, straw and manure Forks: just ree'd and for sale by C M. GtlFFITH. Bell a Ware Hons, back ol thsnewCburt Howe. p.y23-d4w. v

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I 1 j .. Philadelphia, June 14.

The Know Nothing Convention continuetl ., u oVfotk thU morni . Xhe . . ftiajorit report of tho committee on slavery was adopted by a vote of 80 to 59. The fcfitfoYity report was rejected by 59 to 92. New Okleans, June 14. vVe are in possession of Brazos dates of fre 10th. Monterev was taken on the 27th by the revolutionists. Gen. Cardona. toether with sixty-seven officer, were taken pris-! oners, anu uieir mun. uons or war, consisimg six pieces ot cannon, were ta J 1 IITbUll-BIA pivw&o VI ten. . , Business was entirely suspended. Carvajal had crossed the Rio Grande, and ft is reported had encountered the government troops. . Cleveland, June 14. The Know Something Republican Convention assembled yesterday, Mr. Stebbens, of Rochester, being President.. - Jbvery free State' was represented; Kentucky aloo has ( representative., benator Wilson and a number of delegates from Philadelphia are ex pected. The Convention will taKe grounds aginst slavery , slavery, for a restoration of the Missouri Compromise, internal improve ments, and the protection of American in dustry. , The American Platform Published Philadelphia", June 15. The Platform adopted by the Know Noth ing Convention is published to-day. ft em braces the resolutions on slavery as reported by ih i majority of the platform committee: It declares that the principles of the order shall be henceforth openly avowed, arid that members shall be at liberty to declare their membership, and no füither Concealments) shall be made in regard to the place of meeting, &c. Another Kiiow Nothing Convention. Boston, June 15. The seceding delegates have returned from Philadelphia. A convention of the K. N.'s of the Free Statesjs recommended, for the purpose of taking measures cortfensufate with the present crisis; Immediate action is to be taken, and we learn Horn a reliable source, that the order of this State will call a grand mass convention of the Northern and Northwestern States. Affray at Hickmah. We learn from Mr. Levi, clerk of the Tishomingo, that while the boat was at Hickman, on her way up; the mate of the S. F. J. Trabue shot afid killed a tree negro man. it seems mat tue negro had been steward on the Trabue and dis charged that he had some spite at the mate and was determined to have a "white man's revenge," which he intended to take that he had a gun which some one took from him -that he met the mate, telling him that he intended to shoot him at the first opportunity had been following him for that purpose. The mate, at that threat, pulled out a pistol and shot him dead, some lour balls ludging in the negro's chest" then taking a skiff fled. Lou. Times. The Career of a Black. Scoundrel. The Grand Haven (Michigan) Times, of the 30th of May, gives an account of a most notorious scoundrel living in that vicinity, by the name of Jonathan Turpi n. ' He is a negrojWho has seduced no less than three white men's wives. "His first white victim was the wife of W. Clifford, by whom he had a boy who lived to the age of ten-months. His next while victim was Madame Victor, a food lookinir woman, with a dissipated hus band, who finally died at Turpin's house. His next victim was the wife of William Haskins, with whom he hab been living an adulterous life for some time past. I his illicit intercourse so emboldened the black rascal, that he finally resolved to take the life of Haskins, that he might hnve uninterrupted intercourse with his wife." The Times then goes on to state that Haskins went to the. home o! the negro rascal, when a fight ensued, in the course of which the latter stabbed him to the heart. The negro has been arrested, and is now in jail. COTTOXADE. 3 PCS fancy Cettonade reoeiTed this )ay and for sale by JAMES LOW A-CO.. 814 418 Main .. Louieville. Ky. 3 OAS BS BleaeHed Linens, assorted qualities, reo'dthis day and for aal by JAMES LOW A CO.. jeU . 415 Main st,, Lonisville, Ky. ?"IOSQl'ITO ltAUs7 7 -1 f V ilostiuito Bars reo'd this day and for sale by AvJvJVJ JAMES LOW & CO.. jel4 i 418 Main St.. LonisTllle Ky. TAPES. 1 tfi CASES black and white Twill Taps reo'd this day AS and tor sale by J AilbS LiUVr. & UU-, jel4-. .v. 41SMainst.. LouisTille, Ky RIBBONS. A FULL assortment of Mantua and Satin Ribbons reojd 1 It this day and lor sale by JAMES LOW & CO.. je!4 418 Hain St., Louisville. Fy. SEWING SII.K. ) fjASBS liick Sowing Silk reo'd this day and for sale by 5 James low & co.. je!4 413 Main st.. Louisville. Ky. FEED! FEEU! y4if BUSH Bran; 1 .000 bush shorts 100 bush Oats; for sale at jeH COOK'S Family Orneerv. COKIV ANI OATS. f)l? BUSHELS Ear Corn; 85 bosh prime oats: for sale by 1, W. & S. VICKERY. WOTICIi. TiOOKS will bo opened for the subscription of Capital Btooato tne amount ot une tiundred Thousand Lollar9. for the Branch of toe Bank of the State Of luriiana, located under the Act of the General Afseinhly of the State of Indiana, entitled "An Act to establish a ftnk with Branches." at Eva 'sville, on ihe 10th day of July, IMS. between the hours of a and 12 o.nlock, A. M ., at the Banking HoiiBe of the Crescent City Bank. Evansville. The books will be kept open between the above mentioned hours each day. or thirty days, if said amount ot stock bo not sooner subscribed. THOS. SMITH, 1 A. L. OSBOK!. J. T. ELLIOTT. ICammissioners. A. L. RO A CHE. i J.9 J. D. DEFREES. . J I'OtlPOKATlON NOTIC AT a meeting of tho Board of Trustees of the town of l amMco City, held on the ninth inst.. it was ordered that the Clerk of said town not)fyl interested, that the assesment roll for the ninth corporate rear, has been returned, and is now open for inspection, and that the Equalization B'jard would hold sessions from day to tiav, commencing on Tnesday, theZrttn of Jane, ISM. and Continuing from day to day by anjoomment. nutii all ennses of eotnplaint shall fce adjudicated. Their scssious will be held at the Town Hall, on the Park, the nsnal place of holding elections, where all who feel aggrieved, will please attend. Per order ol the Board. AUs;J DANIEL CHUTE. Clerk. je!2-3t ,. N'OTIOB is hereby given that by virtue of an execution issued oat of theofiiceof the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county, in favor of Guild Copeland, and against John B. Hall, and to me directed. 1 have levied on. and will upon the 23d duy of June. A. D. 18;.s. between the heurs of lo o'olock A. M.. end 4 o'clock P. M. of said day. proceed to sell at theonice of the Evansville Daily Enquirer, the following property; to wit: One small printing press two large imposing stones; and one fount ollong primer type, to satisfy said executions and cost. -jei: JOHX S. GAVITT. S. V. n. fiOOB IVK1V flOOO T I 0. GAUM', proprietor of the New Vork Bakery, has . made rrmgements for supplying families with bread. ruks, banns and tea biscuits, fresh everyday, delivered at their houses - The Lunch Room will btopened every day for those wishing pics or cakes. Wanted, a boy about 17 years of age, to learn Ihe. (rade. Arplyas ahnve. jels-Ht a t .Crir,KA.,';H A;Xn M'fBS. ' A - v i "urrly just ree d and Jur o!e i.v JV JsiO-d nr x. GKANT&CO

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WliULLÜ.lLE IMC1CKS CCKUEHT. .lies Iron and Nails Saieraius. ih.fi I CoiQmou ar.. ' Extra size ; Sheet Iron I 3d A'aila 4 4d do ! lid do 23 8d do j lOd dc upwards.. I Spiltoa 3j&43! Blue 3d 3 11 41 a u : !, .61a6l ... 5ia54 4iaS . . 5a6 00 8 00 Soda Ash... Hees wax. Yellow White . CanIU4 ffperm Star, .-.i.' Winter mould Summer do ...... ,.23a24 Wiae. , . 14 Oak Country 3f. 1 50 , 15 Popular8aw'd3f. 1 50a 175 do do 4K- 2 00 .. 19 Ptfre do 3f. 1 75 . ig LeadandSuot. Drop Shot bau 2a 2 10 15a T'6i .do do keg.. . J2al3. Buck do 2 25a2 50 11 a 12 Bar Lead. ...... 7a7i Yig do 6ia7 38 Cieather 40 Good Hemlock 45 Sole 24a2C G. 1). Hiu'lk solo 38 a60 Oak Tanned do. 30 a 35 Coal, puubur; CauDelton coffee. Mocha Java. I,a;uavra Kio.. topper. Sheeting 14oz do lUo'z Bolt Cork. Velvet qts do ots 30 a40l Upper doz 24 Ü0a2ü . Phial 19 a25 Dry tidods. 3- 4 light brown sheet ing 4" a5 4- 4 dö do do 5 nßi 7 heavy o do 5 aGi Lime. White bbl.... 90 at 00 Gr"yinriourbbl8 90 at 00 do in bulk 30a 35 Lumber. 4-4 do do do 5 4 do .do do 3-4 blh'd shihiivp 7-8 & 4-4 blh'd shirt 71 aH Oak alMÜls 1 25 8 a'Ji! Poplar do I 2a 4 aöj Coiu.rine 1 25 ! Good do 1 50 a2 00 ing & sheeSiA'g.... 7a 10 I Clear do 3 00 4 00 5-4 do do do lüalüj Pine shingles bst 4 00 Adams' blue artd or- I do do com. ..3 00 ange prrnW. . 8 af'J Poplar do iu..2 00 Robenou&Meriinatk ) do do jrood 2 50 blue and Ofaugo I Oak do 3f ct. 75 prints...... ...... i 8 aOJ lUolia)jes. Sprajrue & Alton's j Old Crop. 33 madder pin.... SalOJl iSew do 35 a Fancv licht & dark I Iteboiled do 37 prints 3 8 i Sugar House.... 35 a 43 Brown dr;:ii.... Blue do..... Bleactf d do Dunlins .- 7i a9i Wils 8ial"i; Iard Oil 65 a 1 00 OalC;; Linseed J Ioal20 71alllTaiiners 18 a 20 lHalT do Kxtra... 25 a 20 14 a 30 Sperm I r.o a 17 Coitonals Kentiüky Jeans. iSatinetts.... 30 a 70 .Mariner;' shirting. 6a 10 IVtllllK. Lead in Cil pure 2 40 a2 50 fin do no. I 00 m Liht tickings i i I'i Heavy do 12ialti Checks 8 a l-Ji do Red. 8 Yellow Ocre... Paris Green... Prussian blue. Putty Whiting Fire and water 3 35 a CO 85 a 90 2 a 7-8oanaburghsno. 1 9 a H 4- do do 10 a 12 Aleftliol 50 alio Alum 4 a 5 Arrowroot Bormuda40a 45 Arsenic powdered. 10 a 18 proof dry... Turpentine... 80 Varnish coach 3 00 a3 50 do copal.. 1 75 Oi 50 do Japan.. 1 50 2 00 Koraz reniiau..... J- a u Brimstone am'rroll 5 do floursulriliur. ...... 6 8 7 Cainuho. iflned 40a 50 I JTOVUIOIIS. Cautnariü- $2 85a2 50 Beans 1 75a 200 CastoroiliUl.-.l OOal 10 Potatoes 9 bn 1 25 do do no 2...; b: al 00 üacon.hog ro'd 7h8 Catörhel HydKub 1 15 al 50, .do hams... 10 Copperas 2 a SI Shoulders Cream Tarter.... 40 a 50 Clear sides.. 9 Bibs.......:: 8 K:ig-e. White selected.. 3 Mixed $a 3r Kice. Prime..... - f Seeds. CVSTtt. 5 OfnG 00 Timothy 2 50u3 00 Blue tirass 1 50 flaxseed 1 25 Epsom Suits.... . 4 8 5 Gamboge., 1 a 1 35 Ginseng 25 a 30 Gum Tragucantb. 45 a 70 Potash .i sa ist Liquoriie Paslo Scicly... ... .... 20 a 22 Liquorice Paste Catafrla 24 a M A'adder prima . Cünbro 12a IS Jtaddcr French K X F F., 9 a 14 Manna Fliffces.. 50 a 75 Magnes.-iCalc'ii'd 00 a f?3 Mutgalls Blue;;;. 33 a 40 limine snip. ...3 25a3 50 Rhubarb China.. Mai 10 Sal Soda 4 a 5, Senna Alex 40 ä 45 Snake Root 30 a 35 Tartaric Acid... 0 a 70 tViilllerN. . Salt and Sal (pcler. Kanawha S5 bbls 51 do p do. English flue bag do mid do Turk Island do Soap. Palm 5 at Oline 5J ati Casteel 14 S uices. Live Gwse prime 32 a 33 Cassia in matts.. 85.140 8 a 10 ft iSM. ; jiiiKer ivace Dry Cod.. 5a0 Mace 1 50 Matkore'l no 1. do noü.... do do 3.... 20 00' Jiuntmpgsnri.l;.l 50 15aiG 50 Pepper Sumatra. 14 11al3 00 spics Jamaica... 1'i a 1 Herrings scaled. 75a 1 01i Cloves. 25 a 50 t'lon r and Meal. üuirar. WabnshC.U.F.S. Pine Grove " City -Mills "9 00a Lock harts brand . Polk's Corn Meat 100 1'un uiid.SU ins Otter prime Grey Fox Raccoon season - . able Mink do cased... Deer red and sht. blue Deer winter S Orleans fair, bb! 6f-ia7H " " hhds..'.. 6a7 ClariSed 8ä Powdered 10 a 11 Crushed 10 a 11 Boston louf ü R. N. O. Lump ... Teas. Gun powder and Imperial do Canton mado Young Hyson., do do Canton made.. Ningyong tSc Olony Pewchong U a 10 40 a 80 3 a 40 40 alll 30 a 35 40 a CO lass A; Glassware. Green Glassware 33 a 40 33 9 c. dis. pp Tobacco. Mannfa c t u r e d Ky. com.... IG do do good.... 20 do Mtf.com.... 12 a 14 do do good.... 14 a 20 do Va com.... 14 a la do do good.... 10 a 35 JLiquors. Brandy O t a r d. Dupy & Co.,2 4a5 00 dopinctcastilloii'j 4a5 00 Flint Glassware 25 9 e. dis. pp 8 by 10 Kbrhard. 3 00 a3 25 10 ty 11 no . .1 .-u us mi 10 by 14 do . 3 75 a4 00 8 by 10 C . 3 75 10 b-y lido. .....4 on JO by 14 do 5 00 Otliersizesin proportion. rain. Wheat, .i J120 Rvfi.... do Hennessey . .2 4a; 00 Com yellow.... 75 a 85j do A. Seignette 1 3 00 do whitv. . do American brando dy fa a, 40 do mixed. Barley...... SI ffli Gin pina apple.. SO al 25 Oats 35 a 40 ao Mar ;l 00 al 30 do Eagle 90 a I 2u Uuii Powder. Hazard.. 5 (5 a 3 30 Dupont. ....... 5 50 Knlield ...... .. 5 50 do F. S. .. 4 50 Blasting....;... 3 50al(0 Hay. Timothy Ealed.. Old Bourbon.... 0 al 50 do Monongahela 50 a 75 do Rye 75 a 25 Peach Brandy.. 1 25 Whisky........ 35 a 37 tViiici -Madira 125 3 10 do loose.. 12 OOali 00 Sherry 1 00 a3 50 Port pure juire. 2 50 a.1 25 do Burgundy . 1 50 a2 00 Canary 75 a 1 20 Sicily 'Madiera. "5 al 50 Drv Malaga.... 75 al 00 Sweet 40 a 00 Hides. Drv KiJes 0 dd salted 10 I II diso. Bengal 1 03a 1 25 Madras 1 oOil 25 Manilla 75ul 00 Caracus 90a I 25 Native Wine. 35 aSoo Claret in cases. 4 00 al 50 Cotton Yarns. 500s 9 doz 3i ct off for cash aP ttnOa f dox do do do a 700s ' ddz do do do a" JTJJ The lowerpricesabovegenerally.wheretwo piibes arementioned, are for full packages, and the higher lor sinallwholesnle. UKEAT RA1.E t)P TOW 'i LOT9 IN TUB TOWN OF U a, B Ml Kl'ELD, OX THK STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD. SIXTEEÜ MILES FROM EVANSVILLE. nnHIä sale of town lots will take place on WEDNESDAY. M. the 1ST DAY OF AUG! SI next, on the premises, commencing; at 10 o'clock. A . M. The town of Elbeifeltl is 1 vatetl immediately on the Evaasvilta &- Indianapolis Strjtht Line H. &., Iii miles from Evansville, lb miles Irom Princeton, 17 miles from Newburg.h. 14 milea trom BoonTille, and 23 miles from the Wabash o; Eriecanal. Being located on ttie head water of Blue Grass, it is regarded as the most healthy situation in Southern Indiana. It issnrrounded by a hoe farming country, well timbered and well watered. It oOers to the mechanic many advantages, amongst which may be classed, cheap living, cheap fuel, and an abundance ot the best quality of timber, A blacksmith would be well patronised, and be handsomely supported by the. farming business ot the immediate neighborhood. A cooper could be supplied with staves and hoop-poles lrum the surrounding country. nd the facilities now aiforded by the canal, and the still greater facilities that will soon be afforded by the completion of the railroad, will enable hiulto furward Iiis wares to the great commeroiul mart Evansville on advantageous ternu. Other mechanics will meet with eucduragemeut. To all such, it will be of great advantage to make an early location. A plat of the town can be seen at the residence -of Thomas Smith, oue of the proprietors living near the premises, who will give any information desired, previously to the cay of sale. TERMS OF SALF: One-fourth cash, one-fourth in 1i. one-fourth in Is. and the balance in 24 months from the day of sale, the purchaser giving A note with approved security, witliout the benefit of valuation or appraisement laws, bearing interest from dat-. THOMAS SMITH. 3 WILLIAM EMBllEE.J Proprietors. j,!2 SAM' I, HALL. S VAI.CAB1.K 1'KOPÜRTY FOR SAI.K1.' OU Klüt and a good f rann ouäe, conveniently situated in Smith's Enlargement. One good lot in the Eastern Enlargement, nnimproved. for sale low. Also. 23 shares Evansville & Crawfordsville K.R. Stook. Applv to WM. K. McOREW. Att'y. jr9-4wd "Crescent City Bank" Building. S ASH AIVD DOORS. FOUR THOUSAND light, arfd sites, 8 by 10 to 10 by IB, 13 two-panneled doors, 15 four do do; ... ree'd per Canal, for sals very low for cash, in quantities to snt, at jes COOK'S Family Grocery. fl"V COEDS seasoned Ash. Hickory and Dogwood JVw for sale. Those persons wantine: wood will leave their orders at TrIOS. BACON A; CO.'S,

PRISTS. i")f CASKS fancv Flints rec-d this duy, and fofsal-; jtm lor Cash on! v bv J A M ES LOW A- CO.. jeli 413 Main st , Louisville, Kr.

DENTISTRY. OK. J.IXEAGEU, DEMIST, H AVISO permroeutlylucawd in EvansTille. respectfully ors his professional services to tbc citizens of KvansTillo and vicinity. All operations ptriaining to the teeth performed in the most approred manner. Otfice and residence on Second (treet. aear Locust. j.eS . - -

FKflI POTATO KH DIRKt T FRO in IUMLA.Mi. F1 I Ii T x aaea reo o per Alrin vaanu, anu mi fm vy WM. KlULLV. WHITE LL1IE. - i- f BBLS tresa Koacho for sale tiy je GEO. FOSTER & CO. . eui;v lijie. rN Barrels and Uogsbeada. constantly for nie bv ' L je GKQ. FOSTF.K & CO. CEJIEST Hul me & Co..Hyiraulio. fr irvle by GEO. FOSTER & CO. 100 BBLS, I je SALT. Q STftfl BUSHELS "Alum-Asup-rior arficle.. GEO. l-OSTEft' CO. OUUU je4 40 IIFIDS fair for sale low to e oe eonsi gerne it. jc-t GEO. F jSTER & CO. iL THKHK I'ltOB Attf.Y .WAS KK?' ;.'"EI. better assortment of Piano Fortee: ' . :. : . . i. v . . . j . j -.a J J W J UWcst Fourth treet Chickering'. Woodward & Brown's.jBrown k Allen's. J. Gilbert's, with Eolian attachment. K. Worceter'8, and the Western Manu'ao -turioic Company's Pianoe are among tho best to be found in this country. Most of thiw instruments coCitih'e excellencies seldom found in the majority of pianos oflered for sale here or eliewhere. An unlimited warrantee given with each instrument. W. F. OOLBUKV. Piano and Mn'ie Dealer. Cincinnati. i EVhKYBOOY IK FAMIMAK . wltn toe uniie o' rnnoo i o. jiüiuuiivus from thiii eetuhlisninent are in every city and villaire throuehout the coDtrv. A large surnlv constantly on hand and lor sale at wholesale or retail, by 13 I ' W. F. COLBURN. - Piano and Melodinn Depot. 73 West Fourth St.. Cincinnati. j"e4-tf ritKSH ;oors for thh i-immkk fiuuu. JUST ree'd a frnsh lot or gods suitabld for thesnmma trade, making up our stock as' complete as at auy tiau during the Spring, consisting of UK) cases very choice Shoes of every variety, 30 do Leghorn and Soft Fur ITati. 20 do- fauey silk aud straw Bonnets, f do Dry Goods of all kinsi . ' all of which we oner for sale at less prices tiian tr.ey have ever been sold at in Evansville. With liberal discounts lor cash. ie2 J. Ii. MAGUKE Jt CO F,KAi; YOP EJllIIT. MRS. F.. HAFF would iuvito the attention of her numerous friends and cujtomers to the fact that if she receives a sufficient number of orders to warrant her doiug so. she w ill put up Iruits in tin cans, and warrant tkoa to give satisfaction, at the following rates: Peaches. Quinces, Plums aud Blackberries, per lb, 1-.S; Tomatoes, pt-rlb - 8 r; Hotels or steamboats giving large orders for Tomatoes, will be supplied at U'cts per lb. Persons not giving orders before the opening cf the season, cannot be supplied at these low rates. Persons wishingsamples can obtain them at the store. -or-ner of F'irst and Locust streets. je Wit. F. .1. S. GOlCGAü, nENTIST, GRADUATE OF THE BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF ObNTAL SURGERY. HlVIi: i.xrmiLRAntlv Inn&tcd in Evansville. ieTj resoectfiillv o'iers his nrolession&l services to the public. All operations performed in the most skillful manner. Artificial teeth inserted from a single tooth to an entire set. Otfice on First St., between Walnut and Chestnut, opposite Dr. Casselbcrry's. IIOPKIXS KKtD HAVE now on hand a Une stock of ladies' kid, silk and Lisle thread gUves; twisted silk mitts, silk. Lisle thread, and ootton hose. Also a very choice stock ef children's aud misses' hose and gloves all at low prices. api3-3m HOPKINS At READ. j cases Lawns, very neat and handsome styles direct im portation ; da Challies, direct importation; 2 da De CegeS po do; . 10 do English purple Prints, direct Importation; ree'd this dy and tor sale ny niba JAS. LOW CO.. 418 Main St., Lou , K. HYUKAULIC CEJIEJIT, BBLS just ree'd per Highflyer, for sale by S. E. GILBERT As CO., Sycamore St., near Water. 30 my 2j kRI'SII Hominy; 4f boxo Cheese; A W 13 boxes soap; 2 ".o Macaroni; 1 boxes Virmaci le: 'M do Si.lit Peas; lit bush new Dried Peaches; 't do Lemons, at nih28 COOK'S Family Grocery. ifOR. 300 bushels Prime landing from "TO'' forsalaby y mhlW GEO. FOSTER k CO. NT LEFT TOWN YET. TESSRS. 8U.MMHRS AjTILKSTON would refpectfully it S. iolorm their old friends and customers, and the f uhlio generally, that thev have suspended their Daguerreau operations for a short time, for the purpose ot fitting up rooms in Dr. Bray's buildiug. over the old post office. Workmen are now busily engaged in putting up a mammoth.sky light, etc., and in a few days we shall be better prepared for taking line pictures than ever. inySU & 1H0ICE Plantaben. Refined and S'ivar Horse. 2(i0 ibis, in hue order, for sale by S. H, Gl LUERT t CO.. my 29 Sycanre at., near Water. i o Lkt. ... , . A DWELLING house conveniently located in a pleasant part of the city, and suitable lor a moderate sized fvnily. Enquire at thin office. Sii'L. CITY KXPUEM nC8iniKS. t AM now prepared to do all kinds of City Express hnMncss. I have just received a large heavy wagson. oapalde of carryihg 25) lhs. on spring) made expressly for the citY business. Such as carrying furniture without any danger of dam.-ig; haniing grain irom the canal to the river; audio fact, all kinds of hauling and city express business done npoa the shortest notice and on reasonable terms,. Enquire at m21 COO K'S Family Grocery. FEATIIEIl DCÜTIN KUCSHE. A SMALL lot jus opened of these very desirable dusters a. jk ior furniture, nv Tenants' nse. eto. . at je2 CHAS. S. WELLS, new Hardware Store. FISIIIO TACKLE. R.M3 HIN Poles. Reels. Silk Lines. Cork Flonts. Hoeks. JL Sinkers, etc., etc.. at jt2 CHAS, S. WELLS. LIME! I.I.TI1 T I first rate white lime. in Lbls, which Iofier for sals at 75 cm perbbl. at wholesale or retail . The boat is also for sale, together with skiff warranted in first-rate condition, and covered. Appiy on board at toot of Locust street, jei-lwd W. D. CHISHM OaA.iKS A.D LKMOXS. - i BOXES tresh Oraugrs; X in do do Liviuoiis; je5 inst rec.d and tor sale by TKKSTnN BROS. . fet'KVEYOll'S aOTICK. . . A irCMfns owiiins lands adiutniuif the followinitnp7l scribw. tra,ot w ill take notice that on Hlondar. the 2d i day ot Julj', A . V the Brj;vfyi r of Vanderburgh county will procMod. to run the Ii C4 iinl e.4tabUih the earners of the Fü8t half jof Uie . W.qr. and theN. K. qr f Section No. VZ Tnwusuit H. Sotith Kauge 11 West in the V incnnes land district. je5-3w OHAS. VI ELK. lMOW HA!I AM) DOOKH. tTLL asaortiucnt of ail sizes just ree'd and for sale by ,eS BABOOCK BROTH K KS. A THK CRY" IS STILL ThKY COMfi." i AAOTIIKU AKUIVAL . OF n& Spring Wall Paerj. . Borders, eto.. j uet receif ed at the store of John C. Deveruux, Jr., on Main streat, oonsixting in partof; . Wall faper trom ten cents to three dollars par pifie. Borders from ten cent to three dollars per pieee, beaulifut patterns of Go Id aud Velvet. Bed Testers irom oue to three dollars per centre exceedingly rich patterns. . Ftre Board I'riou from twenty eents to thiee dollars per piece, comprising some cf the most beautiful ever brought to this city. Paper Window Blinds of all . kinds, descriptions and prices. Together witS Wrapping tapr. Lamps, eto Tho above stock is the must complete ever brucght to Evansville. and will b suld lo w. The assortment of GOLD PARLOK PaPKR consists 6 r the newest and richest patterns, and CANNOT BR BiiAT. I'eehfs; ooulldent that I can please the fancy of ail those who will favor me with call, and tharklnl for paot tarors 1 respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. JOHN 0. DUVKREUX. Jr. mr24 -Main St.. letwsen 1t A: 2. CASH CUSTOMERS CAN be supplied at the lowest market prices with Hemlock and Oak Sole Leather, Patent French and American Calf Skins. French, Glazed aud Boot Morocco. Sheep Lin inics. Bindings, ete., etc. Call on Sycamore street, between Waterand First. Evans, villa. Ind. luyl J. FLEMING. MI.K UOV KT. fi CASES Silk Bonnets received per Express, direct from . the manufactory, on consignment, anu must n sotu at : KMÜIUU S Dry Goods Store. Main St.. 3 doors below 2nd. IOK Stl.K. VT the wharf, a No. I Flatboat. covered; oars in fine Working order; suitalle for loating hay. ALSO. A lot of doers aud partitions. Enquire at eur Furuiture Koums. in the old Washington Uouse j s-ar I'. W. ARMSTRONG CO. YklllTI'l 1.1711-:. BBLS choice White Lime, in prime order, for sale je by BABCOCK BROTHEKS. 150 VALIABI.C LOT FOK SALE. A G KfciAT BARGAIN. rilUE f.otoa the curnerof First and Cherry streets, T3 feet 8. by a-ljoinio- the residence of Samuel Lister, is offered fur sale on reasouahle terms. It is oue of the most eligible building lots in the city, and perfect title given. Also, a house and loton Chestnut street, adjoining the residcnce'of Joseph Turnock, is for sale on liberal terra-i. Knuuireof je7 J. tiJKWKLL. ALARGK and good aseortment of the latest stvles of fancv SILKS must bo sold before the 4th of July ky mT3 WM.l.tEWENTIIAL .CO. A LOT of fresh Meal jot "ree'd and for sale at je3 T. BACON CO.'S Family Grocery. FAXCV CHILD'S CAMS. f VERY fine Child's Cabs, just rec.d at p mI2 C'")K.S Family Grocery.

. t oiio.m-:h-4 ixqiiKtsT. Ninquetwas held before me. in Union township. Van-derbiir-h county, on the 6th injt., near the reeidenee of Alexander Maddux, over the body ot a negro man, name unknown, stout heavy built, net above 30 years of aire, mi supposed to have been drowned. leeeased had on a woolen drab pea jacket dure pant-., and heavy boots. In his pocket was found a steel barred pocket book, containing one 5 bill. Bank of Louisville:-' "no 1 bill. "Middle Bank ofTen- ,., I.ebnooo." rnd 'three dVlUv sod i.-rry ent! in s.I"er lu'skii-iSU n -T0HN TRIBLE. C. V. C. Evansvills, Jans". I3-?. i?

VA LI" 4111.13 I...DS FOR ALETWO EIGHTY AKE TRACTS OF LAND IN wAKRICK

ON Monday Jalv 2d 1pö5, at our sales rooms Old Court ; Horn, corner 'of Third and Main str-ets. at li o'clock. ; we wai soil at auction, wnhout reserve, the East half of the j COUNTY. SIXTEEN MIL.L.S l'KUJl tlJJiälli.1.1,. N. E. or. of Section 2B. Town 4 Ranged West, containing j 00 acres. . . Tlie above described tract of land is situated on tne aIÄB.d'ThÄ : corner of the land, and a large lot of uressed stone sujubl. j ALSO.??; East halft the S. W. or. of Section 28. Town ! 4. Run West. eont.inior RO cr of oood Farming Land, : about half a mile from the Canal, and near the Straight Line Railroad. ALSO. TWO HOUSES AND LOTS IX THK CITY OF EVANSVILLE. Oce on' Lo-ost st. between 7th and 8th. 25 feet by 114. with good one-story frame house, cistern, stable and woodnhed, and one between Locust aud Main sts., 30i by 75, with frsice houseacn good cistern. Titles indisputable. Terms made known 03 the drvy of sale.. WOOLSEY & NELSON. je9 Auctioneers. C. C LEOXAÄD. . I. swik? CHEPCKT AlCTIOX ROOMS, CFPOS1TK THE J,.W COURT BOUSK. GENERAL AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS. t RESPECTFULLY' tender their services to the citizens ol Evansville and surrounding country, for the sale of Kcal aud Personal Property, as Houses aud Lots. Furniture. Dry Goods. Hardware. Groceries, etc. etc.; also particular attention paid to all out door sales of every description on reasonable and satisfactory terms. We shall do exclusively a Commission Business, andnot having anygoods of ourowu to place in competition with consignors, both the buyer and seller wu.i. have a fair and legitimate market. We will devote our whole time to the Auction aud Commission business, and our frieniis and cn.itomers may rest assured that we will spare no efforts to please them. With prudence and atteutionto business wchope to merit tho confidence of all those who entrust their busiueos to our care. R eFKRBKCES P. Ct. O'RfLBt A: Co., Evsraavilt. liuvAi.t., Alijo .fc Co., Aieinphis, Tenn. lis. Park a; Co.. do dn. Jamks Bow, do do. Ii. 11. Sikks. New Orleans. LrWis SSAI'P, do. Miles E. Fol.k ks, VicksBiTg. Miss. Wh. McRae, do do. l.noKsvooi. Ac Bi:OS , Cincinnati, Ohio. K-F.1.I.OO & Foot. . do da. EuwAKiis ci Kusn.N'ii:x.L. St. Louis, ma Regular sale da is Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at ery evening during the season, commencing ' ap SWEET A; LEONARD. i 10 o'clock, and eve at early gaslight.-- ar. aucuunrui.. DANIEL WOOIJKf B1UAM t.KLSO.S AtKITIOM 1IHIS, Old Court House. Corner of Min and Third streets, immediately opposite the Washingtou Hotel. HAVING leased for a term of years and fitted up the abo7e Well known stand, we are -Saw pre'pare'5 to receive for sale at auution or private sale, all kinds ot goods, wares anu merchandise; household furniture, horses, buggies, eto.. etc. Cb advauees made on consignmcits when required. Regular sales evrv, Tuesday, ThursifaV and Satrrday. commeuciuFat o'clock, A, 31. Also Tuesday, Wednesday and I'riday nights, at early gas light. Out-doorsles andsalcs of real estate promptly attended to. . We are weekly receivinr. and Jiava now on hand a large and general assortment of FpttNITU.K,' cons'.iting olslat. spindle and bamnirter backs, scroll and scollop tos, rim back office. French. Jenny Lind, and Bustle wood scat Chairs: mahogany and rose wood sofa.set Chairs; Elizabeth chairs; spring seat arm rockers, sofas, sociables, centre, card, dining and bTeakfact tables; ligh; and wash .standi, lounges, niirrors. fine common and misses' beiis.teatis. mattrasses, tia aud wire safes, etc., which we will sell at Cincinnati prices. . We have al"o ein banl a great variety of notions, jewelry, violins, accordeons. pocket cutlery, guns, pistols whips, etc , etc. which we will sell at reduced prices for cash, wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY i NELSON.. mvO. A net '-a. It ES I It A II 1.1. t KS I D EM (L OS FOURTH STREET FOR SALE. TB offer for sale at a bargain a comfortable Cottugo ftesiVV dance, with good yuthouses and cistern, aud iu a neighborhood. For pamcu.ars enouire of 8 SWEE'I .t LEONARD, o Auctioneers and General Agents. .OTIOS! JVOTIOXS'.! liöwt'ii vu.. t.h.rynnliij triivwli rooi Dsn ions. 1 ? best London sea ing wax. eight and ten key'u Frenoh accordeons, hue rrencu harps, ooits, .maruins: tos, teasets, port-monnaies, eombs, superior needl.es. pins, toothpicks, key rings, pencils, steel pens, tooUi brushes, wax beads, dominoes, etiess men. Emerson's raior stnps. toilet soap, jumping ropes aud battje doors, together with rräat variety of notions for sale by A. C. Fl'sHEh. a(,2'i under Odd Fellows' Hall. F'irst st. . - , - PACKAGES fresh Teas jnst received and for sale by p25 PRESTON BROS FIliH. BARRELS Mackerel, 5 hf-do do. 'Aj i do do. 25 kitts do; assorted numbers; 5 drums pritno Cod Fish; 50 has No. 1 Herring; received per steamer David White, and for sale by sy23 PRESTON BROS. HXTIU FAMILY FLOVR. -firARRANTED equal to St. Louis uu a, just received W by canal boat Ben Bolt. " TENNEY ft SOREVSOJf ii vit Vest votit ;it w. whe. rife; 8 DO& aldron oruss scytnes. 2 do do terato do, l Aa da Cradle. 6 do do Scythe Snathrs, p do Hay Pakef, 7 do do Förrs, gross Scythe Stones. Tho above ha been selected with a view to good qnalitv. For sale by mj'21 HORNBROOK & CHURCHILL. HEESE ANt PRIKD BEEF. fOl4 LBS Western Reserve Cheeie, 0ßW IF o lbs choice N, Y, Dairy do. 4U0 lbs sugar curd Dried Beef, extra: forsale by my21 HOKNBROOKAr CHURCHILL . . V'. l.. XEtHElSTEK'S C C) N F E U T I O N A R Y , Third street, near the new German Protestant Church. Candies and Coufectionaries of all kinds. Ice Cream served up. and parties supplied in the most superior isyle. . apütr ! II ELSE. -I f BOXES W R. Cheese reo'd per steamer Charleston. J- y' and for sule by mv31 J. W. A; S. VICKERY. Fl LL aseortment of MILLINERY GOODS, as Flowjust received. abd for sula at remarkably lo w ces. ravin WM. I.tPWRMHAb A C. If, THOUSAND VAlU white aud in ixed stockings at j. 10 cents per i-ir fur sale bv VM. LfHWENTHAt A CO.: Corner of Alain and I' hst sts. E ääyi JIMP. Braid. Gossamer, and Straw, l.onnts. JB.FV P from 2.5 cutxto $1 ucr lüecti, uboutthe fourth nd v&lui' for aula tv my .a) M. LOZiYEXTTlAL k CO. HT'MrtROIDFRIKS. Rihhons, Crape Shawls, Gloves cud M J Mltu, loa wer than ever by WM. L'fEWEXTTUL k CO. 1"H Kl'.I MAMMI IO tie iy 1 less quantity, ly S. K. GILUKHT ii CO.. Sycatiore et., near Water. onoicr. nr. i. luisns. BOUS forsalety S. K. G I Lit hit T & Cr.. niy2'j Sycamore st.. nar Water. 7G r.Y Rinvsiics. 4 FEW funcy ('eather) Fly Brushes, just, cpenel. 1Y ieJ CUAS. S.WELLS. M OKIES. "ffjilEC'D per steamer Arctic, half caesteatra Young nyson Ta, 1 do do ehtaD do do do. . 4 kss Wheeling Jsiil ass'd. 5 boxes German and Palm Soap. 5 do Star Candles. 6 half and quarter boxes Star Candles, IU bdls Wrapping Paper, UHi Iba Sup. 4?arb. Soda, :w lbs Cream Tartar, 2 reel Cotton Cord, with a lot of chalk 1m. hisks, eto. For sale cheap at m2i VICKKRV'. TCST RECEIVED, 35 ox priuie Cheese, 10 gross Crupp's Ers. Coffee, An Sl.nl.v', S.l.r.ln. lrJI l.u. rtcinin Ivin tTnfl.-T for sale by ap24 O K BDALZ KL 1. k CO. jrvr IS TIJir. T EC'D per steamer Charleston, an assortment of harretl tools, consisting in part or Cradles. Bakes. Grain aud Grass Scythes Scythe Snathes. F'r sale bv tnyM Hay Forks. Scythe Stones, etc. S. W. A" S. VrCKKRV. PUIVATEIiUAIIDIXfi. Ci EV ER AL married ladies and tentlemen can be aecomrooO dted with pleasant, airy lror.t rooms, handsomely lurnished. by applying on Cherry street, between 2d and 3d. Also a lew siuglu gentlemen. aim. 11 e, ii.di , my30-2w POETRY FOB THK MILLION. SUMMERS k TILESTON are the persons. Tou' 11 please to nad them out; . Their rooms are opposite 1 he postoffice, tir somewhere thereabout. Thev have mammoth sky-light, . The largest in the city, Theonly litht adapted F' or taking pictures pretty. Thev take miniatures for lockets. For breaHipins aud for rings. Take eopies from daguerreotypes. Also from oil paintings. Ther prices are uniformly low. Their pictures hard to bea?; So pray, call at theirgalfery And see there's no dec.it. For life yon know, is nneertain. And death is very sure. Therefore, ere the.ubntaiice fades. The shadow yon should secure. je9-tf (rr BOXES Carb. Soda in lib papers. y r . as. . 'ileraiu do do. 1-5 do Pearl Starch, Ml do Corn do. ' 60 bales Canaeltnn Batting. boxes Star Cauules; for sale by jeU OKU. DALZELL kJCtL tiJlOWKR BTHS AXD IC-TtHhsTS. AN Ol HEU lot ree'd aud lor sale by jo.2 ORIS. D1LZELL A CO. BI.1TLH f 1.411. po'inde choice fre,h Butter; 1FTY 2-A .1' 2'A 11 3 Lsrd goed articl f-.r isle bv jell J W. S. VlCKLKi" .

J. IlVniI'st MARBLE YAH O, COF.NEO SKl'OMI ANO tl.VE Sil K" KT, EVAKSV11.LC, I. MtE undersigned would respeotlnlly annoukea to thecal -

.M sens of ivanaviile ana is puonc geaeranv. mat he lias; purchased the entire stock of Ko. 1- Vermont Marble of Mr. Humphr-y, and is fully prepared to nil all orlois fur Monumenta. Tombs. Obelisks. Head and Foot Stones, ol the best workmv.ii.ip and the finest material. Those wishing to erec suitable Monuments to their deceased friends would do weir erecteir to give him a call. All r.ri.mnrrtmnll V attended to. J. HYDK. octzi-tt XEW VASHITO. HOTEL. 'SE Proprietor, it th.s Hou.e have removed from their ou stand on .,;a m stre fc',. heir old ;nj l?!:'"??;St9 " mncn i-uper.o. ,--- '' Thankful for past patrjaage. we rcspectiully solicit a continuance ofthesame, which -ttjWl nse all eur endeavors to merit. Our faro will be the lest the market aflords, and our charges mode-ate. - - - .. . Good Sabli g and Wakon Yard kept for'eonntry snstom. eylO-dwt ' , .. FELKKR & UEDÜEKECH. THKE1GI K FOl.Miny. THE partnership iierstoiore e:stiug between Brinkmeyer. Mesk-r Ar Co.. in the i-'ounury business, has this day by the mutual consent and agreement of all parties been changed, by Henrr and William H. Klustnan purchasing the entire interest ot John B. M sker ia said Lupines. The Foundry business will be carried on. as heretofore, hut more exten-ivclv. under the firm and stj ie of BRIN fc.ME Eit. KU SilAN i CO. Brinkmever. Kiusmsn & Co.. keep on hand an are alwitvs manufacturing Coal and Wood heating Cooking and PsrlorStoves ot various patterns and eiies. Fire Framesand Ont.. rti..Anv snrf Knc4 Kailiuz. 5Iachinerv. ete.. which th'vwill ecll cheap, and warrant uusurpaswed in beauty of workmanship, finish and sernce, by any Foundry in the West. - .. Kagla Foundry on Main street and the Canal. 'Storeoa Maiu st.. bet jreen Kirst aud Second "Evansvillo, Ind. BKINKM'SiEU, KLUSMAN i CO. . je4-lmd-lyw. RAICHIMI. HOLM:. fJlUE undersigned having leased the well known property Jtl formerly owk.'mI by Gen. W'ia. H Harrison, near the bridge on th- Wal ajh river aud Depot of the Ohio and Miasiasippi hailro'id. and fitted up the same or the reception of boarders aud the traveling puMie generally. In consideration of its h-indponie location, and the growing town around, tcectber witli the prompt attention to the comfort of goests, th y hope to receive aud merit a libera! share of patronage. A. B. DANIELS & SON. my25-2rdlmr - Via. Sews$5. TUU HOT .MfillTS ARK COMlVfJ. , LL tho-ie Who wih to tleeo cool, had better call at ColJA. burn ic Herst lerer's. aud buy a ntw mattress. We '.re turning outthe best mattresses u I every description and' lze . "''' the H es'rn country. I f any on deoou our word, let ttitni cU and examine, and produce a better I one. 1 e hav ex perienced workmen, nad will make to order. spring, oair. cott n. mos anu snuca maurcsnej, ana warrant teem beuerthau cart be obtained at any other wtstern city. Foroux spring Tfeatirases wo import the springs from ta E istern luanu actory and will goarrantee them w stand. To country mt-rehants we would say that we can furnish them on as liberal terms as they can obtain the same quality at any other city. We w ould also say that we ar closing out the balance of our spring and summer dress goods at a large discount from' cost, aud those who want bargains, hsd b. twr call and examine. COLBURS & HERSUBERGER. my22 t Foster's Block. First st. hUOWKil It I IIS tI) ICE CUEST8. W HO, No. land 2 Ice Chests: Jl , doz Shower-Baths received and for sale br ORK. DALZELL & CO. my 7 I.KMO.Ü AK1 ORAGE. . . S .1 It KS H andnuo lt..N.M. 1 SUäEa3tU. niyll FOR ttfitfT. ROOM" suitnblu lor au odiee applv to may 11 CARSON' A; HAMILTON. I OMIMfiTUVTRI?;' ÄOTICE. jTOTICE is h.iel-y given thatthe uudcrsigned has been apLi pointed Administratrix ofthi estate of Dr. David A. Farnstev, late of Vanderl urg Count, deceased. Said estate issolveht. may 1:1 MRS. OLI '1A FA RNSLEY. Adm. fl(L Kege Wheeling and Pittsburgh Kails and Spike 03 ßJr received and for nie ty my 14 SAMUEL ORR.IIOJISK i-llOE reAILlw. t Ba?i Horse Shoe Nails in store aud for sal qy CJL? may 14 SAMUEL OK. PRIXTlXt. PAPER. ItfE now have on band thu lollowingsixcs; ti 33 2137 2538 for sale for Cash only by TENNEY A- BOK'e'XSON. may 11. jtiotnxixt; dress good. A N assortment of very desirable Mourning Dress Goods' foralat vy'ii HUGH EH'. ayurTER ami k:i;s. Urn 5" lt.. choiu lresh Butter and 50 dox. ergs in Store an(f forsaleat ma ylä VICKERY'. j-iostii i i im;tu.g, s LL eolor:i and qualities Just ree'd and for sale at redaced prices by mjl? . ANSPACHER. Fi-Kn vorn cows: BBT.S Shorts for sale by mvll rKN'VEY A SOTtEN'SON. 70 f'UST KCHIVED. tl toi choice Family Cheese: 'to :bs choice ug:ircnred Dxied Beef; 1. eis best Family Flour; . 10 sacks do 110 do; 3o buh Fresh Cora Meal: at . A. T. BACON As CO.'S Family Gr-oery. royS ' ' Main st. g(GGS. Chickens aud Sausage for sale at jaai ap.i T. BACON CO. ? ROOMS. &t sale 1 0 doz Common. Medium and Ejttra, for lose euaiautaeat. b GEO. FOSTER At CO mv5 CHEAPER YET. 100pBeV rs of Potatoes in Store and for sale at $1,50 bujhel. Call soon nt . J . W. & S. VlCKERY S. luajr & 8LWDBIES. (jT Bu8rtl. of Coro meal. ' jma 10 B'isiiea uf white bctn. barrels of Hour for tale hf k niy 12 J. W k S. VTOYCKKV. WIUsOW AXn WmB3l WAUK. loi. traü hoaxed ceiar buckets. " H 10 red and U.ie burkeU. water cans (with carers,) 1 chuppinj? trajs. 4 packages wodt-n bowled. i 1 loa. cloth bikeU. .'.- 10 netta market - 10 doz. " ' 1 bi"ks brooms, trim TwiveA pfritiro Pack er it f may UJ OUOi'ö t AAJltsY UKvCtiK'. FAACY WOKR AAD tiCUOOL BASKETS. r dozeu lroe sisve vrk ba-kelsi. M l ' medium size fancy ba&ket. 10 son vol ba;kots; ,fut sccsied nt may 13. ciOÜ'S FAMILY GROCEET. 15' boxes rätar cuutl!r4. 5 btxes rummer tallow candle. t " scaled bearing. 1 bi. choic haU. bu. t-h'iicc slu-.un. 1 drum eoH1ib. 2(.i pock. .lav euliee, HO dos. euuiee brooms . i b. pruus-4. . l bu.. No. 1. markei. , .o. z. Biacter! iu dujc, svrm. ana o terns soap. bj boxes pearl SLarh; reiv-(l at it ay lis drid p-at-hes, . tierce Rire. . ariUs. 3! bsj Ltverpoo! tib saU't jut rcc-jivea at 1,1a ay .-j t:u Jiv'3 r..MiL. t;m;&Ki. Oll l.Milvi A.U i.L.M(J.s. B.RI'.SII and uue at a: May COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. 30 HÜLS Flour. Railroad Mills; M sks .lo do do; 50 hf sks do do du; 5t) butu Bran; whu.es'ale or retail, ty myll Watcrst.. 2 doors above Main. I'lior. rof jr. wood's CELEPUATEL HAIR U K S T O R A T I V E . N! HE effect of this wonderful Hair Restorative, are profi. dacinr the ni'it't a.tonihiit(i; riilt in the public mind; old and you jig arc lavish in tht-ir praises of tbe virtues of this remarkable composition. It is the only preparation that esaa, bs defended on tu r-tttore gry huir to its nutui-al color, and re-prodnce on b;.ld headj a luxuri.nt growth. Kead tho following: Mil ford. WoRCKpTKn Co..Nor. 1 W54. pRor. O J. Wuoii, IVAr-5ir: 1 trke plf ssure hr bsarine vohuitriry ttstiinuny to tbe msfric effects of your wandeTfuE lla.ir Restorative. As far back as '.iti, my hair eomn.enned tHllin. until the top of v.iy scalp beesme bald tS as smooth a pins', notwithiitstjidir 1 hl used many celebrated preventattvert, it t-ii fc your advertisement, 1 was inineea to give) your article a iri.il. and to mv at-tontshment. I found, after ft iw apphratifos. that my bx.tr became ttrnify set and assumed a very frlossy and bKiiti(ul appearance, and by the time f had lifted tbe contents of a quart bottle, my bald bnad was; covered with a young and vigorous growth of hair, which ia one to two inches in length and growinv very fatt. -Yours, "truly. litiNUY GOODRICH. Watkutatjn, Mass., Msy I, 1R54. Prop. O.J. Wood: Allow me to arrest lbs virtues ant? maffic power ot your H-ir Ketiratve. Three mntitha sinee. beiiif- exeetrdiriRly i;Tey, 1 'utMej unci 9ioati4i4nefld o ns two bottlfi). and .t on bt-gitn tt t-ll in reetofin the silver lorks tw their nvitive mlftr. and the hair, which was before dry and barh find tailing oh. now breame soft and srlosy. and it ce:tsed fUiD-: h -iHudrutf d wapyveared. and the calp lo, aH the difiucrL-able itching so auncyisf before, and I not only luok tut fuel you or asaiu. fic?i)ecttulh-.-nnr. etc.. . CIIAKLES WHITKEY. V I' -.-erirt J sn(J tfulä whoU-Fa? and Tfta'l at 114 Market srt, ,t. I.owi, k., and at fi'.7 I'.roadwsy. New York, whftro a'rto all f !ie tnot poi-uiur patent uiedicmes are for sale, whol ;fiAle or reUul. ae 1 w and on its favorable terms as they can be bought at a.:y other honwe. " ' t!7 ror s:Ie at minuf;wct'irers prices by HALLOCK STO ODA KD and ill tio principal druggists every where. ttivl F LOCK. 2U bids SupeTSne. m5 C.fcO. FOSTER 4 CO. Hi; t HK-iTS. KFFKICKR 1TORS .AC. fCSr rece.vtd a lot of the laid siyle Ice Chests aaä Kefr'frraton th, best article iu tht market.and the cheapest Al-o al"of No. 1 ire Coolrrs. l'repare Jonrstlves lor " maVr;"" ',J 'C"'"g HORN BROO K rjt?S3 a r- v.p.CS Kxtra Choice N. O. Sugar; H f f id d fair to prime do do; 7S rincmiiMO cnrcil P.-ef tongues; ( 0 lbs Kuglnh Split r"ea.: at COOK'S Family Groeery. S O I !-l'ltli Xl llll HI TTKK. IVy LHs choice Tahle Butter, rec'o from the above dairy, one uf the beet in the Western Reserve, , t a v--- COO K 'S Fmrv trroeery. 1 ItUl A CCO eO bnxes asaoru d brands in stors and for mhJ OKU. DALZKLL k OO. sal- by niFI.K B Villi I LH. F ! FI. Ii IUEK F.l.S. a brat-raw srticl IOO together a it:i a lull su cpl v I xon tri'nniiD. l-ic 1 ec c aud 1 ir s.il-l.i r.ll-"vTari H i - o w j. h ?f 'he new Court Hccst.-