Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 115, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 August 1855 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL.

UIVEU ITEMS. Rainbow rrired here from Louisville early Saturday afternoon. The trip before the last she had 150 passengers, which is strrrre evidence of her popularity and usefulness. , TrVe thank her clerk, for papers. We learn that the steamer Wm. öarvih' will soon enter the Evansviile and Louisville trade In opposiditon to the Rainbow. The Garvin is an excellent boat, but we do not think the Louisville and. Evansviile trade will ju(ifiy at the present the running of two boats of the size of these steamers. The Rainbow is doing her duty, and Capt. HMcrolt is the pioneer in the trade, so we should like to see ihctn supported. The Submarine No. 6, is at work on the wreck of ths Kentucky Home, and has removed 100 krgs oi nails and about 15 tons of dry goods from it.. The fiviehl has been forwarded lo'Cincinnati. ..' , .: The Cincinnati Cominercinl of Fiiday bays: " . ' The river uasswiliing slowly last ni?h", w ith eight feet in the channel to Louibville. ..Weather cloudy with rain yesterday. The last boats down report nine feet in the channel from Wh eling here. Uapt. ciaric, puoion in Aincmaric itiniKs there rs enough waier below Wheeling to make a swell of two leet here Freights offer freely for the season. River still falling here, and very slowly at Louisville last report. We had some tain on (Saturday. All the s.eaicboat arrivals last Saturday morning were" stern wheeler. The "diukies" appear to be well patronized, and we are glad to sec them coming thick and faster. The St. Louis News of Thursday evening says: The River i at a stand; weather warm and cloudy. The Missouri is falling fast, with three and a half feet by the stick, on kc me of the bars between St. Joseph" arid the Bluffs, and four or four and a hall feet In the lower end ot the river. The last arrival found only twenty six inches water on the Lower Rapids. -The steamer Kate Frisbce, a new and splendid b'b'at, built opposite td New Orleans, and making hef first trip from that city to St. Louis, is reported hard aground at Island No. 8, with but little prospect ot getting afloat till a rise comes. iuildg at ivlioie Egrfl ., X frierld told üä a ato'ry, a few days since; frustrating tHc free; generous character of rhe lrieh whicH we consider to good to be lost, and therefore give it to oilr reader. Our friend' wirb being In delicate health jt was resolved that a girl should be procured to do the Housework; that the lady might have an opportunity td recover her health and rpirtta. After visiting an intelligence office for jtwo or three mornings, a fine buxom las ot about twen'y years of age, but aix months irom swate Ireland, was selected and instructed as to the duties that would be expected of her. "Now, then," says the lsdy, "pour the "ground coffee into the pot, then pour in the ,hpt water, and after a few minutes' boiling put in one-half of an ess so; and the ludy .illustrated each description by demonstration, "toil titidemahd, don't you!" says the lady , "Indade I do, mum," was lje response, "bile tthe coffee, grind in the washer, and dhrdp in the half of an egg. Isn't that it mum?' "All right," replied the lady, ,'v'Aow. then, ,to-morrow morning we'll see how wen you remember it." . .To-morrow morning cape, ftüd tUe coffee .was a t o id as could .be expected. The third jnorning came, and to the astpnishrnept ,of pur friend and wile, Ihe conee was ununnK able-, and nauseattrisr: . even the odor of it ,ws Tckeniog. Bridget was called, and iaiinvp'A aaVnlliiwa'' "Bridge,, did you first put the ground coffee Sn the 'pot!" t. - 'Indade I did, muth.'V . "Did roü then pcrttT iii Uie ftol watert" :.Sure Hid." ,., . .How Ion did rb'A li?t it boTlV "Five minutes, m'u'm.' . . "Wh tt did yolj do then t ; "I out in the esr, oVara." . ?.Just as I showed you theo'lh'e'fVnorning" "Well, to tell the trütri mum," says arid ßt'in ner girniertts a hitch with her brawny iAn3s. "to tell ye the truth, I would not out in the half of 'the eeaf, a Ve teuld me. but the egsr was a baa 6rie, and I thought va vumilJn't mind about keeniner Irl 'half of it, and so I dhropped in the critter as ft was!" fi3The Goshen Democrat of the 15th contains the following: Ft re in South Bend The Register Or tick Destroyed! There was a very de 8tructive hre in South Bend on the event ng rf yesterday, August 15th. It originated iu 'tha rear of the book store of Witter &. Sumption, which was entirely consumed, with its contents, the clerk barely escaping, the jeweller store adjoining was also destroyed most of the effects were saved from the Hamas however to be scattered in the street. A fresh breeze springing up, the names exUehded '-to and destroyed the brick block, forhnerlv known as Liston's block. The Tele- . r-'-i A- IOI.T L TT I grapn and Hixpress orace, ana josepu alley Register olBce was 'entirely consumed, 'with the exception Of part of the type contained in the lafter. So'me twö or three 'stores were kept in the first etdry of this LI . t . . I i- I I '.. uiuck, me contents ot wmen wer nau hi1y destroyed. The loss of the Register of fice was covered bv ihaurince. t . . - We hoar a funny story whispered about, o the effect that the chairman of one of the Democratic primary meetings on Saturday 4 !.f.ff a. m an kifnn rrri I it r nhi . .J U, ... U a the'Dieeting adjourned, he stuck tight to the 'chair, uuaWet0 4jet up, and then went to sleep, and alef t till the church bells awoke Titm the next mornmg. TRAN 4ND SHORTS.--IO.tOO Jb nw mki 8horU rxiaiT.d DirE.JtO. lUilro4. u4 lot al. whoUal of rui, ftt (TeitUT nun pnow. r . w j2S J. W. S. VIOgEÜtY, 1 H KAP LtKlB KR. 30.000 ht Hrtnlowk tfotfU u HuuiuKIHliull tutnioni Gall toon or Iom a barium JOH.N r. ULOVtn. DiT la Lamber ALSO REO', 15 do, tun Shki Bronra Hio Villire: 20 do'i pok, ht-pook ud aaartor peek Measum : for l.le by J 1. & D. H KIM ANN . iBOOK.KF,EP eompsUnt Book-K tjtt wanMd. A liberal salary will a. a. b gl too. Alareu Boa 107. Post OfSoo IIBOWa COTTOiK r-5 bales S-4 Brown Cotton rte'd own va va this Uy sad (or by J AH. LOW : CO. rri-aw iansist.. Lounvillo, Ky,

TELEGBAFHIC!

AltRIVAL OF THE IVOUTII STAR One day later from Europe! . New York, August 24. Steamship North Star arrived this morning from Havre and Southampton, bringing one dy' later advices from ; Europe. She left Soutliarbpton, August 1 1th, at 8 o'clock. Accounts from the Baltic state tH'at the alHedeet ,lrew up in front of SjWebÖTg on the mornicjofthe 7lb, and' .the tcrhbardment was to commence the tarns afternoon.'.., ,t f ','' CorSaola closed on the 11th, aV 9Qia9ior money, aria yiaaij tor account. Alter regular hours, transactions took place .oi jui advance of oSe-eighth. Foreign securities steady. London. (Jafn market quiet, in some cases prices had recovered Is., of late de cline. - The North Star brings one hundred and twenty passengers. The United States tri ail steamship Arago arrived from New York ort, the 10th inst. Intelligence from the Baltic states that on the 6th met. the bnglish and trench fleets weighed from Nargon and anchored fame day eff Sweborg. On the 7th two fleets were drawn in fiont .of Sweborg, and bombardment commenced same after noon. ... ... The French and English' are demolishing the fortrfica'lioM8 of Ahopa, contrary to the i .'iv- r ...l ' ... I .. Winnes vi nie isirtiissiaiiB, wiiu were, n ever, unable to oDDos'e the fleet. Gen. Nivau1 had gone to the .Black Sea to choose a landing place somewhere near ßatoutt. Batiore, Ä6. 24. New Orleans papers receivedbut cö'niain no news. The Veliovf Fever.' Nokfolk, Aug. 22, P. 51. Deaths for 21 hours ending noon, were g. Over 300 cases of fever had occurred since th commencement, of the epidemic. The deaths durina the last 24 hours are 321. 4)0 cases now under treatment. Violence of the disease abating. Norfolk, Aug. 22, M. During the last twenty-four hours 15 deaths from yellow fever occurred in the city, and 3 at the hospitals. In the same tune there were 20 deaths in the city of Portsmouth. George Chambers s dead; Commander Barron and Drs. Schofield and Parker are nut of danger. Washington, Aug. 22. The reply of Col. Isaacs. U. S. district at torney for Kansasj to the Charges similar to those Rlleged for the removal of Gov. Ree der, has been received. No reply has yet been received from Judge Jdhnsoti. Andrere. Plb'ore, of Ala., declines the appointment bf associate judge of the Supreme Court of Kansas, vice Elmore, removed. Toledo, Aug. 22. The pilioners confined in Toledxrjail Set It on fire last night with the hjpe of escaping. borne of them came near suffocating, but none escaped. The fl-imes were subdued with but little damage. Baltimore, Aug. 22, 8 P. M. Wi have later intelligence this morning from Norfolk and Portsmouth representing the fever as still on th increase. There have been 37 deaths in the two cities during the laat twenty-four hours. Pittsburg, Aug. 22. The Democratic convention assembled here to-day. All but three districts were represented. Cöl. Samuel Black chairman. Strong aijii-Kndw Noiliing resolutions were passed; also declaring the nationality of the Democratic party; approving the administration qPjerce, and endorsing the nomination of Plummer for Land Commissioner. A resolution in jfaVdr of fusion was defeated by 79 to 8. The following ticket was nominaHort. W'rä. Vilk!ns State Senate, Samuel Smith, R. N..., Bausni an, James B. Fulton, L. B. Patterson, and Christopher Magee for the House ptRelreaentitiVeB; R. Patterson Sheriff, John Birmingham Prothontary. St. Louts, Aug. 2l A mass meeting of Free-Soilers was held at Lawrence', Kansas, on the 14th, ät Ä'tiic!! oversik hundrod peraoris were present, den. Schuyter presided, assisted by tue usual number of vice presidents, and öl ft er officers. Strong resolutions were passed; denouncing the election of the i3ih of March as a great outrage; 'denying the legafity of the Legislature now ailtfagv and its pretensions to enact laws, regarding its action as without, and pledging themselves to resist it; recommending the election of delegates to a convention to form a State Constitution, with a view to immediate State organization, and application to the next Congress for admis sion as a Mate. Resolutions of thanks were voted to Reeder. It was also unanimously resolved, that agreeably to recommendations, a Territorial free State Executive Commit tee should call a convention, of five delegates to e cli representative appointed from the several districts 011 the 25th Ausrost, to meet at Big Spring on the 5th of September, for thi purposes recommended, and any other action njcessarv. Cincinnati, Aug. 22. There was a republican mass meeting here last night. Addresses were made by S. P. Chase. L. D. CamDhell. and Cant. Ford. Chase denied that h;s election to the Setia'e was by arrangement giving two Democratic taembers Beats as State ReDresentatives Tor their votes: denies beimr a Di8unionist; and says no expression, sentence, or letter ever came from him not loval to the Union: no sympathy with Garrison's party nor the Nullifiere o'f the south; thinks slavery a question precipitated by the Kansas bill; paramcunt and eminent not to interere with slavery in btatea where it exists, but opposed to its extension Inter new terri tories', but it must not interlerewith as. The great bond of republican onion is to rescue Kansas from the slave btate invaders. Ohio pays a tenth of the national expenses. Retrenchment is needed and has always favored internal improvements; seVere ort he administration for favoring Southern interests in this particular. The meeting was orderly and enthusiastic. There were about three or four thousand persons present. L WE. 1,000 bbls White and Grey, forsale'in lots to suit, 3 OKO. FOSTER It CO. a nothV? B.Tt? AKn B CHESTS. 01MER lot res'd sudfor aaleby tV l'1" ORR, DALZELL & PÖ. ' -. . V-i .- r-i---. f

COMMERCIAL.

WHOLESALE PH1CES CCURENT. .laue. fron aad Nails Common Bar.. 3' Kxtra size 4 a 6 Sheet Iroa 6 3d HaiU .6Ja6t 4d do 5Ja5i 6d do 4aä 8d do 4Xa4 104 & upwards. . 4a4) Spikes SaSOU Blae 3d 8.00 IHtHe.: Oak Country 3rV 1 SOPopularsaw'dSf. 1 50' 175 do do -4if. ft(Xi Saleralus. SaO Sods Ash.. Beef rri. Yellow.... V.. White ...... ' ' Cat tittle. 23 sperm.............. 35a43 Star. ...... 24a23: Winter mould H Summer do ...... 15 ! 'Coal. Pittsbnrif. .19 .. . io Pine do ärt 175" Caunelto? CeadarlVt Sbot. DropShotbeirJ'..... 10 MÄÄava Liinayra Eio........v...-. 15a 161 do do keg.. - K13! Buck dov..... SS5a2Sl) 13al2t' Bar lad.... .... 7jja7 -"Jjple--She sting 14oi .-38 doi 16oz 4 Bolt .i..ns. 45 cork. Pig do tU' Leather. Good, lierßteck . Pole....'...'... 24a5' G.D. Hm'lltaole Oak Tanne4- t. -10 a 32 Uppers C5Z....24 H0aS.ö .I.ilC. Velvet fl-.f.-..... 38 aGO rini ........ 30 40 Pry Rootle. 3- f light brovfiJ alieef. I lug 4 a5 4-4 do 1 i Sjaßr 7-8hary d.i ). 5 a6l 4- 4 do do do 71 a8 Wbjte 9 bbl.... Gfl aj HO. urjrin noat-bbis 90.aj uu do in bulk.... 30a33 Lumber. Oalt eTMills.... 1 S7 5 4 do. do ;(j,d. 8,uSfi, Pujflar do 1 S3 1 si . 3"1 om a nirtiry. .-j 4 ao i'niq. fine 7-8& -4bIhM aUlrT- , ftnfdfr.c. tMaZ.Oli lng & baeting. ..V ?il-T Clort do ....... 3 Ott -f 00 5-4 do do d9,:I0aliifj Pln shingles bat 4 0 Adams' Mw and or-. -A daom'...3 Of, ange prints .' 8 aSV Povlar do t in. .2 CO Robenou &Morimaclc j di-6 do opd 2 !0, blue and Orange 1 Oak do 3f j ct. 75 prints .'.y., , 8 a!?V ' ffloluaaetf, Spraue dc Alren's jOtdpo. maaaer prims.... yaiut; new no Fancy light dc dark KebolWd do': 3S4lf prints Brown drills Blue do Bleach'd do Denims Cottonades Kentucky Jeaus.. Satinetls Mariners' shirting Lieht tickings.... 5' a8 I Sugkr Hons.... f.i a 45' . 7 ZMVl Uli. . SUCH Lard Oil 85 a X f . mtOi Lineees......... 115'alJ0 , TtulliTanners... 18 M lHalTT do Kxtra... 85" a Sff 14 a 30 Sperm 1 ;u a 17 3d a 7o! Paint. 6(a 101 Lead in Oil puro 2 40 a2 5u 7 a lfi do do no. 1 3 00 a 3 25 Heavr do lülalUl do Red. 8 Check . .i 8 a V2k 7-etoanabtrrghinn. 19a It t 4 4 do do 10 alSi Yellow Ocre. . . Paris Green... Prussian blue. Putty Whiting Fire and water 31 35 a 60 5 a 00 S a IirrjraJc meaicine A fcoliol... ...... .' 90 a60 Alum.,.w....'.. 4 a 5 ArruwrooiBerrouda40a 45 proof dry... Arsenic powdered. 10 a 18 Turpentine... 80 Borax reflned. ;.. . 3'i a 40 Varuisb coach 3 00 a3 50 Brlmstoaeara'rroll do copal. 1 75 a3 50 1 50 a3 00 do flnuraol.phdr 6 a 7 I6 Japan. .Provision. Cantnarjtl- . . . ? ?5aS 5g V-U4I'"V " i Beans.... I 7"i onn Castor oil ii J I .... r 00a 1 10) Poutoe. ? bu 50o do de no S.... oj al uoi Bacon. nog ro'a 7a8 Calomel HydSiib I 15 al 50 do hams..; 10 7 a Copperafn. 2 , a 21, Cream Tac'.or.... 40 a 50 Shouldori. Clear aides.'. Kibs...... ja 8 Epsom Salts 4 a 5 , Gamboge 1 a 1 35 Ginseng ,. White selected ,3t Mixed...'.'. f 8Ja3 Prae.;.."!!? e&st . , Seeds. . . Clover.:.'...;... $ OOaO 00 Timothy ..2 U)a3 00 Bin Grass. . ;:::(. so Flaxtfced.;..:... 1 25 Salt nrtri Sr't peter. Gum J ragacanin j a 9W tit Potash Liquorice Pasie 20 a 2i 24 a 28 IUI 16 bciciy - Liquorice Pasta Calabria V adder prime Ombro Madder French b X F F 0 a J4 Manna Flakes.. MugnosaCalc'u'd Nuuralls Blue... 50 a 75 00 a 65 33 a 40 Kanawha 25 ttT4 au do 9 dvi EngMsli fine baff do mid do Turk Island do Moap, Palm 5) alt Oline 5 büJ Casteel 14 Spiee. Cassia in matts.. 35a40 Ginger Kaco 8 a 10 Mace 1 50 Nuntmezsno.l..! 50 Quinine snip. ...3 25a3 50 , ... . . . i . c:.1 111 nnuonru uina. oi Sal Soda 4 a 5 Senna Alex 40 a 4. I Snake Hoot 30 a 35 Tartaric Aoid... 00 a 70 t'eHttiers, Live Cose prime 32 a 33 tiali. DryCbtt.i 5a6 Macxere'l no l. do no 2.. 15alA 50' Pepper Sumatra. 14 11al3 00 Spice Jamaica... 10 do no 3... 18 Berrthg scaled.. 75a 1 00; Cloves.. 25 a 30 Flour und meul. Sutrnr. N Orleans fair, bbls WabusbC-.B.F.S. 'a8 " " hhds Cjlarifled 8a9 Pondered 10 a II Crushed .... .... 10 a 11 Boston loaf D It. Citv Mills. ..ii. " BSOaC 5 Kai roäd Mills; Lockharts brand . Polk's Corn Meat. ...... 75b N. O, Lump .. leanGun powier and Imperial . ... i . 9 alO Fart an a kiiis Otter prime Grey Fox 40 aH) ?'J 40 4U aDl SM a 33 Kaccoon seasonable do Canton mado Yourig Hyson.. io do tiinW mad .i Kingyonj & 01ony Pcwchong Mink do eased... Deer red aud sht. blue Deer winter 4 rjo 33 a 40 lats Ac Glasiware Green Glassware 33 9 c. dis. pp rosarro. Manilla e 1 4 x o d Ky. com.... fS do do good.... , 0 do Mo.com.... ij a 14 do do good.... 11 a 20 do Va com.... 14 a 18 do do good..., 13 a 2A Liquors. Brandy O t ar dv ... ,. Dupy&C0.'.2 .5 dopinctcaslilloli2 4AS 0(1 do Hennessey.. 2 4a.t 00 do A. Seiguelte ) 3 00 American brandy 30 a 40 Gin pine applo.. 90 al 23 do Star 1 00 at 30 do Eagle 90 al 2b Old Bourbon.... 6 al 50 do Monongabela 50 a 75 do Rye 75 53 Peach Braudy.. 1 25 Whisky 35 a 37 , Wines. Madeira 1 35 a3 4tl Sherry 1 00 a.1 50 Portpurejuiro, 2 50 a3 85 do Burgund . 1 50 a2 00 Canary 75 al 20 Jelly Madtera. 75 al 50 Drr Malaga.... 75 al 00 Sw.ect ........ 40 a 00 Native Wine.. 35 e3uo Flint Glassware 23 9 c. dis. pp... 8 by 10 Bb'rhurd. 3 00 a3 25, 10 by VI aa . 3 u J v 10 by 14 do . 3 75 a4 00 8 by 10 C ....375 in Dy iao......i iu 10 bv 14rto. 5 0 Other sizesin pi'rtporlion urain. Wheat. I00al05 Rye....i. . Corn yellow.... c0aC5 do whit...!; do do mixed..''., do Barley.....;. St 00: OaU...... .VJk 25 a l.un Kouaor. Hazard.. 5 00 4 5 50 Oupont ......... 5 50 - Enfield . v .C 5 50 do.. , F. S, .. 4 50 Blasting'. 3 50a4H) , Hay. Timothy baled. ,... . . do Toisa..l2 0Ä34 00i Dry Hides 9 dosattedUy.. .10 Bengal... 12 Madras.......... iuual2d Manilla........ 75al 00 Claret in cases. 4 00 a4 50 Cotton ViarkiS ÄOÖs ' doz 219 ct on for casb... .;. 600s lp ffoz do do do .... . ill .1 . Mj A. ..io .. ..8 jTj Hie lowerpricesabOvegoneTally.wheretwo prices arement.oned.ara for fall packages, and the higher for smallwbolosle. . ... PLATED WAKE. "ftrK hare jut received, from the manofctureV, an aeWw sortmeat or Plated Ware, each akAable 3d tea epooaSv foias. bntter knives, evtiaaaa ana besutirnl esstors. &e wnioawe win pen at uaetern prieea. ana warrant to be plated on cenuiao Alhata. a inetal nearly ak wbite. i hard aad stroaaer than silver. Caii and se at B1TTROLFF 4s SONS' Jewelry SVore. ylg Main et. bot, let li. KBKAtH BlKfl MILL STOfltK, AND. THK TiESVlNB OLD A-rrniOH BRAAD BOLTl.VU . CLOTHS., . ALSO Belting frott) 2to 11 iacbes wide. . J.R. MONROE. Afreat. y9 Corner or Second aad Oak streets. POPLJtll SHI.DGLES, PfO.OOO more of tboee o 1 fike county Pcplar SMngles eJ inst roo'd aad for sale br Comer of Mats and 7th at. 49" The above are ehlagles and not chips, and nheaper than any article o! the kin in market. J. F, t. y2 . . BLAKK'S FIRE PROOfr PAIAT. 40 BBLS Blake's Genuine Chocolate Fire Proof Paint. the Trrr b it rtiei in nee f v metal roels. rar-oad out ide wal s. ir -a. bridge, end any surface that yon toiah to Tjro'äet rrom are. wettaer ana aunts I will tell tbie paint ro.'oafly low to .'loe no aa eetata. say delirered at Erc :VTllie, m WW I w viue, per pinpi?. , . , DOMUA.N ag"-tww ' 468. Main St.. LonisTill. gy X inquest was bald .before fee-on tbaSd 'inet., in Kafght XV towathip. OTer.tae op ay oi.iuienaei sexton. voeised Wae dreneed in bine satinet panti aad Test, ehees aad no sucks. P apposed te be an Iriehmaa andioot fifty yeare-old.k The jnrr found no violent Muss of nath. Deeeaasi hadappareauy neea ilea soma unaa. . . . aug8-3w jp6 PlBtE. P. V. C. r CLOTHING A VrHÖa.ESAl.E", t tTB sail the attentfia" of 'eonatry roercbante to our lanr. V atook bl ClatainK ana uiotns wmon wewiiieeu to pruipb porchascrs oa S anas months eronit as r.astera.eost. agtia &WEST & LEONARD. Aaovs. moitrVivItt dress fmobs. A N aeSoTtnusS ot very deeirabla Moorninc Dreis Goods j; ja. forsale at p2H HTJOHES' IKlr TEA! TEA! OECD per liar. 7S Baekages faesortsdTeas. in M av any sised naekagea hatf ebeeta, quarter sheets. 13 lb eaddiae, s lb cad die, aad t lb saddiee. expresly put an for family uie for tale b i. ci u. X1&4S1 HEfMAN.N COTTOW HATTIWO. Received per steamer Grand Turk: bales No. I Bsttiac; :J bis No. 2 Putin vt fereala 7 . i-P;BE.Svtf

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALB.

WE offer forsale at a baraaia a comfortable Cottage Resideaee. with good out-houees and cietera, and ia a food Beighsorhoad. For naitionlare enanire of SWEET & LEONARD. Anetioaeere aad General Agent. FARM FOR 8A1.B AT ACCTIOIV. WE will sell oh Friday, the 7th of September next, at 2 o'clock P. M.. at" onr Auetiom Rooms, in the old Court Roase. a farm knowa as the Riebard S. Browning Farm, near Browning's Mill, jia Scott towaship, eoataiaiag S7 acres 15 acres ef which are impVoved, a good log house aad other out-boildiags. geo&rohard. eto. Tsbms made known ou tiieuay of sale.. augS WOOLSEY Ar KEfiSOJJ, Anet's. a. zsoitirp CRES'CE!T . .,..v8W, ü.'Ltaiii THK f aw couay souai:r , - GKNERAL''iSTrtONEErtSi REAL ESTATE BP.OE 03. aTHESPESTFULLT tender sheir aarvieea to the eitiiens of It Evansyilreandsnrroundngconntry. forthesale of RoalJ aaa rereoaai.rroysaiy, ae t:ouwa aaa lou, rdxuiiure, utj Uoods, Hardware, Vlnoenei. eto. eto.; alas ramcnlarsttea. tlon paid a all eutdoor salss f every descrrptina oa reasonv able and ea'.iefsotor.termt, .Vrejball do exciusirely a Commisaioa Iusicees. aninot ba7iag any goods of our own to place in competitiber wlthsvasigqo, both the buyer and seller wu have a t'&ir ed lef:iri3ate market. We will devote oar whole time to the. Auction and Commieaioa bueiness, aad our f rieads was customers cay rest aaure.tae we will spare no effort! to please them. With prudence r.ad attention to busiae3. we hope toSmerit the ooaSdene 3 of all those who outrun taeir totiheja 5 cur ears. . . RSFXHSliCEg r. G. C'Ril.IT & Oa.yEvanfviUe. 1IDVA1.L, Aliio al Co.. Memrais. Tcira. VVa. Pa & CO., do do. J m ks Bor, do' dc. 4.-B. Srkcs. New Clean. Lrwis Ss Atr, ia. . Milks ,F.. Foi.kks. Vicksbu.-g. Sliss. v M. cr.AK. ao ao. I.ocnwooü Ae Bros., Cincinnati, Ohio. Rrlloo & Fcbx. , do do n .tar sale days Tuemiays, Thursdays, and ifsfardays, at IT o'clock, and every evestiag during the seübn, commrneing at early gasiigat. ap- bn tt i J huaaku. Auctioneers. BASlat WOOIJET , BTBASI ELSOM iri:Tl' Itlinns. Old Court Home, Corner of Mnia end Third streets, imme diately opposits tne rt aeniogtoa Hotel. ar AVIS' O leaeed for a "Wm of veare and fltted atithe SttL above well known stand, we are bow prepared to re ceive for sale at auction or private eaief tu kinds o! goisa, waree and merchandise household turaitare, horses, buggieN, etc.. etc. Cash advances made oa coastgnments When required. Kinlir ealee every Tueailar. Thnrvdar aud 8aturdav. eomnieneing at S o'clock, A, JI. Also Tuesday, Wednesday aad ri'lav Bights, at early gas ngni. Out-duor s ilos and sales of real estate promptly attended to. We ere weekly receivinr. and have now oa hand a large and general aseortinent of FURNITURE, eoneistisg olslat. anindle and bannister backs, scroll aad scollop tops, rim back omoe. French, Jenny Lind, and Bustle Wood seat Chairs; mahogany and rose wood sofaseat Chairs: Elirabeta chairs: spring si at arm rockers, sofas, sooiables, eeatre, eard, dining aad breakfast tablet; light aad wash stands, lounges, mirrors, fine common and misses' bedsteads, mattrasses, tin aad wire safes, etc., which will sell at Cincinnati prloes. We have al'o on head a great varly of notions, jewelry, violins, aecordeons. pocket cutlery, guns, pistols whips, eto.. etc.. whieh we will sell at reduced prices for cash, wholesale or retail. WOOLSKY A NELSON.. aiy9 Anet's. jijOTlCi: TO VOTERS. THE Bard of Oommissioaere of Vanderburgh county, at their Jane term, 1S35, divided Pigeon township into two voting precincu. All the votere above Main street and the Princeton road ia Pigeon towaship. will vole at the Neptune Eagine House oa Secoad street; and all the voters living below Maia street and the 1 riaoetoa road ia said toWasmp. Wilt vote at ins vonn noun. rniijir nit a .nr. r.. . , M JAS. T.WALKER, j Trustses. agt23 . ELDORADO R 4RBEI1 84I.O0. CORNER PP FIRST AND SYCAMORE STREETS, f AS also fitiv4 ad first-rate Bathing R'lems where gon'tle AM. tlemeo can Je wa, ed on at all hours i a d where they ssa have warm or cold baths. Dr. A. BISHOP. Evansviile, Ind. agU' T lAIlE SA'l.T. 7 bbls received percslnal koatNathaa iiwlsr "direct fiom Toledo, aad for sals at reduced price ng;a i at ubia... ; 7 LOIR AiVD AIEAL-37 sacks S. F. Flour, ree'd per railroad. , 2(i bushels fresh Cora Meal; in store and forsale by aoglO . J. W. Aj S. V ICKERY . CÖRS, 4 r.-- bushels Ear Cora; .. 10 bushels dhflled Corn; A lot of Oa snd Shorts: by augtO et S. V1CKERY. , . IRI.Te. sff CASES blacl and grv priau, dirct iarortstion. reo'd U tbU day aad tor sale Dy Ja. l.u eztju.. Biyl 418 Main St., Louisville, K. . SC. Sods hy my I -25 kegs best Newcnuttsjust r-jlved., far sals S i'. GILBERT ji CO.. Syoamors street, aoaj Water. COFFEEi PRIME Eastern Rio Coffee 17 bags; 1(10 bass Nw firleaoa Kio OolTee; M pockets Old Government Java; 20 In Ground Coffee; . i . . reo'd aud for sxle hy my2 PRESTON BROS. KOD direct from Wisoonsln. 300 bushels Potatoes, tor eale at very low prices tor cash by ap24 1. AC V. II".!. A. "I. KICl?. TIERCES best quality, for sale by &. hi. GILBERT t CO., wiri-'n.-n in tv-i.ca I 60 lb. choievtresh Uutur and 50 do- erf in Store aad . 1 . Vink'KKH'K. tut hi. si sisria . JUST IIS TIME. R EC D per steamer Charleston, aa assortment of harvest tools, eoaeistinc ia Dart of Cradles. Rakes, Graia and Grass Berthes. Har Forks. Scythe Saathes. Scythe Stoaes, eto. rorsaisby myi a. w . at a. v macai . sruirTi v ni iiK aifiaTARn. J) f CASES, 4 ioma bach, just reo'd and for sale by S. K. GILBERT iL CO.. jels Sycamore St., Bear ater. C'sIEESK! tllEESEI SAP SAGO. Durham Farm, and Weitem Reserve Cheese forsale by HORNBROOK CHURCHILL. Je21 FRESI POTATOES DIHF.I T FKTjrii IRELAND. .1 IFT V aaoks rao'd uur Alvia Adams, aad for sale iv r i,5 WM. REILLY. WHITE LIME. -s r pr BBLS FVosh Rosche for sale by Ale J "4 GEO. FOSTER & CO. GREY LIJ1E. IN Barrels and Hogsheads, constantly for eale br j," . GEO. FOSTER CO. SEAT OF AVAIL SINCE tile Clay oounty riot has caused so mncb alarm, it ,ha oninina ol man-, that 8. EM BICH had also Te to aba scene of action. That was an error, but he hsd goae to purenae- a lull snppij oi oamuer vrj wnua, w men aVe now just opened, and for eale at the well kaowa low prices. Store on Main street, three doors below Seooad. jel . - mTrjTMBGS Ma lbs. just roo'd. LVi qnaatityti the trade ty E for sale very low bv the . E. GILBERT A CO. myt DRRSONS caving business with ma. ma, or witn trie .wiamg leas call oa Mr. U. L. H A Maua sotnTlnc Uo, 111 Tile: Sherwood i at. the Couatine roomof ilo essrs. Sweets Leonard Main street opposite the Court Hoase. . jyji r ,. , .j.BltOAVw SIIEE'TINGS. - afkSf BALES Cannelton Sheeting. I f W 100. do , do do. 4-4brnwa: branded, "James Lew U Co.," receive this day, arid for sale forOAsa only by JMES LOW A TJl; jc21 toaiainst., i.onisviiio, n.J. . . . linens'. .. sTk CASES Bleaohed, Linons, assorted onalities. ree'd this dir aad for sale by JAMES LOW A CO jel4 418 Main St,, Louisville. Ky. -1HTT!KENS IS dozen j I bbl extras'igas höhte Syrup, 1 do do ,do Molasses, 8 do do plantation do, 1 bis fresh lemons; just ree'dat.. . jet- COOK'S Family Grocsry. ... TOhW. ; -. A FRESH supfly of CdVnjust ree'd anil for skis ay2l T. GRANT bA 'CO. BLE(iKD OOtD8. a) f OASES bleaohed Shirtings ree'd this oar aad for SBSVf sals by my I JAS. LOW & CO., 418 Main st.. Loa.. Ey OfJR large stock of kmbroideries, Hoeery, Bonn et aad Ribbons, which we always kept for wholesale trade aloae. are rather out of orner, ia ooaseqaenee of ths late fire, and we are sellingthem at such low figures as a were never before reached. WM. LOK w KMiiiL ii CO. HA. F. J.S. GOltGAü, DESTIST, ORADL ATK OF THK BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL 8CROKRT. . HAYING permaaently located ia Evaaaville, respectfully o ers his profeasioaal. servisrs to the pnblie. All operations performed ii ths fsost skillful manner. Artificial teeth iaserted r-m aalnrla tooth to an satire set. . Office on First St.. between Walaut aad Chestnut, opposits Ir. Casselberry's. . HVDIIATJLIG CEMENT. AFRESH Lot just put ia store. j.iO , TENNBYA 80RKN8QW. TO THE ET AKSVILLE BLOODSrntl ean find a fine article of Calf Boots aad Oxford Tie. 5l at our Store ca first street, and the finest article of Patent Leather Shoes for -faact,'.' ever bronght weat of tb Rooky MouataiBS. (mh27) BKHUKHiksa sscxtEA. RECEIPTS BT K IAH AR A. -100 sacks Coffee; 100 bbls Molasses; ' 10 boxes Lemons; SO boxes Claret; M bbia Maokeiel; WhhdsSusar; -; 100 drmni Figs; . . ao bbls WiimingVin Tax; QObble Pow'd Snsrart . lObbleTurnantineL Also, with speaiai regard to future events -wit; Jxne 12th, mh3l tf TENNE Y A SORENSON 1 1f g GIMP. Braid. Gossamer, aad Straw Boaacts Jä.l."cjr rrom 25 cents to SI per piece, about the fourth part of eost aad value, for sale by my 9f " .i LfEWENTHAL A CO. H. XotasMf bvlt josf reo'd. 75 Wi ' tUI50S5iW

AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MAKBJLE! WUOLKSALki AND RETAIL COSNIB or LOCUST ARB WATCS aialITSKVAJfSTn.LI. 1ND. OTNrtPwS HAVING juetrejfl,jTOil,Vi .' ' .iiWyv tnraed from beadauar-

s" ' 1 1 k w It t". where I hate seAll): 'ected a large stock will-., be sold at the lowcbt notfaaa roa cam, aotwithstanding By reseat heavy losses by ffre and broken Insurance Coerpaaiea. I shall continue to employ the beat of artists for . . anuiactttriac after tha latest des ig. a4 an vraero suae eqxx.a.Ba hand, ab prime lmt cannot fail te salt pa;ehssers. !f;5anditthenriateret to a'stoek to edit their wishes. M. A'. LAWRENCE. P. 8. Orders from a distauee promptly and satisfactorily BUtI. y2l-dw STATEMENT THK CONDITION O a? TH Ü MERCHANTS3 INSURANCE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA, Oa the 30th of Juus.1855. HENRY 0. GWaTUMKY. iLeat ia Evahsrills. The name of the Cora pan t is the. MERCHANTS' INSUR ANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Tha tours. ny is located ia the city of Philadelphia'. rAB V1L. Amount of Capital Stook..... . laid in aad invested (eaclusivs of surplus! is Amount of oash oa baud. do do ia bauk. dt ao la haodjof Agents Bills Receivable, -, Real estate unincumbered'. . .$200.000 DO 200.000 00 200.0C0 00 389 23 2,683 4 lO.elt 01 W.9i 75 ZO.OOU 00 'il.CH 48 rennsyivania state boüd, 6 p. a . Camdea .4 Amboy R. R, biBds: b per cent Cleveland PainesVille i Ashubula R. R. bonds, issued 1864 Reading. R. K. bonds, ls.eue of 1854 Alleguauy cO'. boaus.Sp.a. WaHmngtoB eo., Peua. Coup6u' botods. ...... 10O shares Cheater eo. Iron Manulacturing Co Mien. South a North. Indiana R. R. bonds.... Debts to ths Co., secured by mortgage Debts otherwise scoured . . . do for Prem 's, ses bills receivable 12.0D0 00 H.ltiO 00 8.0CO 00 7.010 60 6,000 00 S.400 19 4.000 0 15.000 00 3, AI 00 11.650 00' OuO 00 7,000 0l 8,000 00 6.000 00 48,500 CO 78,350 00 19.960 76 8,000 00 S.ODO Oil 47,800 00 7K.S50 00 $Ui,644 48 224,844 48 r.raafLiTiEa. The Company oWe no. Bank or otter tfreditors; Losses adj usted smd due. do do' and atrt dna, do unadjusted do ia surfpesfse. awaiting furtSer proef, a4,O0O 00 do claimed aad reeisted by the Company 8,510 00 The greatest amount insured ia any one risk , 10.UU) 00 The Company have no rule ia regard to the acrotrat to be Insured ia air one citv. Iowa or villaxa. aor in snr ene bkiek, thesa depending apes einamstaaciis, STATE 6 PK.AWSYLVANi-, 1,, unr Ass couxTt or rmitDicLrmA, Joha Q. Montromerv. Preeideat. aad Dwicht J. SleCsaa. Secretary of the Merchants' Insuranoe Company, being severoltr and dnlv ewora. depose aad say. aad each lor himself. sas that the tyrogoing iea true, full and eorrect etatement of toeanairsoi saia uorporatioa, aaa teat tney aretneaeove described omoers thereof. fbtgaed.! JOHN C. MONTG J J1ERY, Pres' t, D. J. McCakh. Sse. Subscribed sad twora to before me this tsd day af Jsly, A. D.lb.iJ. Wii.uam Oulks, Alderman. Copy. Kx Omoio Josiios of ths Peace, INSURANCE AGENT'S CERTIFICATE 0FA"TJf HfjAfrY. TUB srXTtTbl INDIANA. Acoitob or STaTa'a Omca, iMHANAFOLH. Aug. 1st, 1855. J Wnnr.KAl, Ths irferobanta' Insuranoe Company, of Philadelphia, has filed ia this omce, aetatemeat of its condition oa tha 30th of July, lg.tf. the act of its iaoorporation aad ameatiments, properly eertifted to. snd its Written instru ment nominating its Aireais and authorising them fully aad unreservedly to acknowledge service of proeues ia ths svsnt of suits, i .. .. Now, Therefore. la pamaaee of the rsotniremecie of "As set to amend aa act entitled aa aetforthe incorporation bf lusuraacs Companies, Uetinina their Doers snd uresoriSins thuir duties." sbproved March 2d. I55. havias Dresented satisfactory evidence te me of lull compliance to the reqr.irements. and specifications of that act, 1, Hifaia E. Talbott, Aiiuitrr 01 tue rate ni inaiana. ao n:reoy certiir toat HENRY 0. ,G WATI1MEY, of Evansviile. Ihd.. as ths Aseat of said Companv. is authorised to rtafsact the iusiaess of Insuraave, as ths Agent of ths said aterchants' Insu rance Company, of PhiUdelphie.ia this State.' ap to Jaauary 1st. l$56. to the extent that no may be dommissioaedaad appoiated by the said Company. n.. , la VV itaess Whereof. I hate nbrStd subscribes mv name. caused t"-e seat of my office to be affixed, this 1st day of August. A. ii. 1855. A. E. TALBOTT, (.seal. J Auditor oi state, ans i per T. G. Palmer. J. HYDE'S MARBLE YARD. rOBXIR BKCU.1D Al V1NU BlaJCai. ETA.NSILLI.T!T. ; faOHE aadersimed would raspee'fullvanaoukee to the eitl em, tsasof Evansvillaaaa the aablicacacrally.that be his purchased the satire stock of No. 1 Vermont JjarbeoMr. flumnhrev. aad ia fnllv n re cared to fill all orders for IToaumsau. Tombs. Obelisks, Head and Foot Stohesi ofthebest workmanship snd the finest material. Those wishing to erect suitable Monuments to their deceased, friendi", would do weU to give himaeaU. All arderspromptly attended to. 0ct24-tf J- gTPK. lit nsuaa oiunnui xuu -i. , :f 25 do Posevville do do: in stork and for sals by Br72 T. BACt'f at co.. main st. PICKED SPANISH MOSS. IO m2'J BALES of superior quality, for sals by the bale ar less quantity, by 8. B. GILBKKT si cu., Sycamore St., near Water. CHOICE II. R. RAISINS. rY BOXES for sals by 8. E. GILBERT ft CO.. Sycamore St.. Bear Water. ej mys FI.Y R RUSHES. FEW fancy (feather) Fly Brushes, just opened. a a. ie2 CHAS.S. WELLS. ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE. ATOTICE is hsrshy givsa thatthe undersigned has been sp1 tJ pointed Administratrix ef the estate of Dr. David A. Farntley, late of VaaderburgOouaty. deceased. Said estate Is solvent. may 18 MRS. OLIVIA FARN8LEY. Ada. E OOS. Cbicktas aad Sausags for sal at ' aps.'s t. bacuw at J. 1BO. Als D lJAH4-.-00 tons iron, all sites; 20 tons Steel aad Iroa Slats; 60 bdls Sheet Iroa; 6110 kegs aes'd Nails, for sale at reduced prices by mbt SAMUEL ORR. MOtAÄf E8.5.1 bbls Molawes: tOO hair bbls ( Bennett's eoopcrsge). Received and te arrir, and far sale by , , mh PRESf05t BROS. 1RliT8. 15 cases ft efr styles Prints ree'd this day aad for eale for cah enly bV . mh30 JAS. LOW A CO.. 418 yiln St.. lib... Ky. W,I.E.S. .'j . AJ S oasee 4-4 Biay's assorted quantiss; S so ao. ao vervnne: . .i 5 sh30 do Farmers' Drills. So: Wa' this day aud forssUby JAS. LOW A CO.. 418 Mala St.. Loa.. Ey. COTTO&APB Aft'D TEAÜ9. -20 saaee Ootonadoa ass'd styiee aad qualities: 5 do Camlet Jeans, ree'dthis day and forsale by. , mhSO JAS. LOW A CO., 418 tifsia St.. Lon., Ey. aTwLKACHED SHIRTI NrJl4.i-oO sases assorted styles I M ree'd this dav and fors&Ts br mh30 J A3 LO A CO.. 418 Mara st , tea.; )ty. NEW CHEESE. TBNNEYA SORBNSON. JUST reciited. myl9 , JCST RECEIYED A NEW STOCK bP SUMMER MILLiXeRY, ttONSISTING ot Bonnets of aU dessrlptioas. also, bsaatiJ ful tmbroideted Mantillas. Parawls,. Emhroideriss. Gloves. Mitts. Caps, aad Head Dreiers, the newest styles, to whieh we invite the particular attention of the Ladies. ... BA RKER. First strebt, between Maia aad Locust, opposite Dr.. Bray's residence. iy3 . lrECttBST!. nEraiGERATORS, eteC. J rTJST received a lot of, the latest style Ice Chests aad Refrigerators, the best article ia the market. and the cheapest. Alio a lot of No. Hoe Coolers. Prepare yourselves for hot weather by eaUtag at ' nay 15 HORNBROOaT A CHCRCHfLt.'S. If C8T reoetVed, .... JI Memoire of ths Countess af BlesaiBgtea. Prune's Travels in- tasEast, f Life of Horaoa G"aelT. - -, Abbott's Life of Napoleos: at . . , . je28 BAM't, LISTER'S BooxsWir. . niGLEDEHICLCDIES. aTasTk -4 Mosquito Bart: JLUvP 6 dos Ü tr aced Silk Mies; S doses Ladies' Leather Belts; -60 prs do eusv.se made Shoes; 100 pre-Cbildren's do do . doi, 50 pes French groan Wladew Paper; just 'reo'd1 at EMB10H. 8 Dry Good Store. Main straet. 3doors below Second, attgl -- - - - - . ' . , MORE STEW GOODS AT COOK'S. OsflaTm L Choice Leaf lar. - . -äv v ß W 00 Us choios sugar eureA Dried Basf, 500 br Sardines. 10 bxk Pearl Starch, 10 bxs Plm Soap. 10 do Gwrmaa Soap, S bxsOleias Sosrv , ' 10 do Rui Oaadles. 10 half bxs Star Candles: 6. nartar boxes Star Caadlss, aogS - " at OOOZ'g Family Grocery. ' w .' ' . : : ; TAR 50 b Is large sfss Wilmiagtoa for sals by ' agil . . GEO. FOSTER A CO. ' WliUtw aüH txnnanaa A "TTTjl' assonmsBtaf all ans jus ree'd end for eale by A jeS BABCOCK BROTHERS. ANVA8S&D UAM9. lO.fjCO lbs sonar cured, eurww I...J M isv r .iV ' sniTart. Vnci'lirTl Ltrt ' g,f Wwartff

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AYElt'S PUIS. M : KEW aad siarularly suceeesfol remedy for tha eure af -sxV, all Bilious diseases Costivsnsss, Indigestioa, Jauadioe. Dropsy, Rkeamatism. Fever, Gent, Humors. NervoetBsss, Jrritahility, iBflammatioa, Headache, Pains in tha Breast. Side Each-, and? bimbo. Female Complaints, eto.. Jfe. , Iadeed;y&ri Jew are the diseases in which a Purgative Aledicias is ant moneyless required, and much suffering and tckaess might be .prevented if a bariless bat effectual Cathartis wer more freely used. No persoa aaa feel Well while a costive habit of be'Jv. nrevaile: baaidaa I soaa reaer a tee eeriona aad ottt fatal disecses. which might have beam avoided by the timly snd jodiciods ass af a good purrativa. This is aliketrueof Colds. Feverish Symptoms, aad Bilious dsraagmeats. They 11 tend to become or produce the deepseated er d fortfidable distempers which load the hearsee alt evertheland, lience a reliable Family Physic is cf ths first iraporta je to' the public health aad this piU lyis been perfected with consummate ekill te meet that .dtinaad. an xteneiva trial of its virtues by Physicians. Professors aud Patients, haeshowa results surpassiag aaytoiaghitherio known ot any medicine. Cuies have been .effected beyoa4 belief, were they not substsntiated' by persons of suoh exalted Position and character as to forbid the suspioioa of aatruth. Among tbs rssny eminent gentle men who hare testified in favor of these Pills. e may mention! . - . Dr. A. A. .HAY US. Analytical Chemist af Boston, aad State Assayer ot J: aaga. hu setts, whoss high Professiraal character Is endorsed by the Hon . EDWARD EVER KTT. Senator of ths TJnited States. ROBERT C. WINTHROP, Ex-Speaker of tha House of Representatives. ABBOT LAWRENCE. Minister Plea, to Englsnd. tJOHN B. FITZ PATRICK., Catholia Bishop of Boston; also. tuiuiu.i, x ncucai .ncnustoi iiiv aora viiij. ndoraed by , Hon. W.I. MARCY. Secretary of State. WM . B. ASTOR, the richest man ia America. S. LELAND A CO., Proprietors .of ths Metropolitan Hotel; and others. Did space permit, we eonld give manv hundred certificates from all parte where the Fills have been used, but evidence evea more eonvmoing tnaa uieexperieaes oi eminent publio uB,h found 1b thsir effects apoa trial. They operate by their powerful influence on the 'rtrrnal' viscera to purifr tha blood) aad stimulate it into healthv ac tion remova ths obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver. ana etneroTgans oi tne eeaj, reeuinng tneir irregular action to health, and by correcting, wterever they exist, such dsrangeauats as are the first origia of disease. PREPARED BY . J a ar E S C. AY ER, lHACTrCAI. AND JINAL1T1C1L CHEMIST. 10WCLT,, HS. Price 25 cent per box. Five boxes for tl. SOLD BY Roller, rarasley ft Co., Evnnsvills. lad.; ' Ysgie A Crawford. Owensville; Hailock A Parmiter. Priacetun; ft. B. Bingham. Patoka: W. J.Whitiug. Cynthiana; J. E. Jaquess A Co., Poseyrill ; Messrs, Gardiner at Blair vide and Wadssriils'; Williamsaad RoSerUon. West Franklin: Dr. Thomas Newman and .lea. Sampson, at t. Yaraoa, Hudspeth A Bro., Boonville; Bowers A Sargent. Newbargh) - Adams A Campbell. Petersburgh; ... Fred . Eckstein, Cincinnati, O., aad all d.nggists. wiv29-4m PROF. Os J. WOOD'S CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE. r art n x? .i. .i i tti t....i W ducina the most astoaishinc results in ths nnbllcmind: old and youog sre lavish in their praises of the virtues of this remarkable eompositioa. It is the only preparation that east bedepeaded oa tc r-store gry hair to its aatursl aolor. aa4 re-proauoe oa bald heads a luxuriant growth. 9" The following is from a distiaguished mersber of ths medical profession: ot, rsot, ssi. s, io;of. Par. O. S. WOOD Deaf Kir: Unsolicited. I eend von this certificate. A fter being nearly bald for a long time, antf having tried all the hair restoratives extant, aas having ao' faith in nay. 1 was indue d oa bearing ef youra le give it a trial, i piacea mvseif ib tne nanus ot a oaroer, ana neu my head rubbed witli a good stiff brush, aad the Restorative then' applied aa . well rubbed in till the ecalp was all a glow l Dis t repeated every morning, ana ia tnree weeaj tne yoaas hail appeared, aad grew rapidlv from the first of August last up te the preeeat time, and is now thick, black aad strong soft and pleasant to the touch, whereas, before it was harsh: sua wiry. wnat little mere wan or it, aaa tnat little was aisappearing very rrp'dly. . 1 still use your Restorativs about twios a week, and shall sons- hse a good aad perfect drop ef hair. Now I have read of these things and who has not? bug bars naver seen hitherto any esse in which any person's hair . was res 11 v benefited bv anv of tha hair tor lea. Ae.. ef tha day. aad it really givee m pleasure to reeerd tha result oi my experience. 1 have recommended your preperatioa toothers; It already has a large and general sals tbrougnout tbs Tsrrttory. The people here saw its effects and have coBfideaea in it The supply y u seat us, as wholesale agents for the Terri tory, is nearly exnansieo ana uaiiy inuuiriee are maue xoi it, Yoa deserve credit lor your diioov ry. I for oar return yoa thaaks lor. tee benefit it has dons ms, for I eertafaly had dapairea long sgo oi ever eneoung any suon result Yours, hastily, , J. W. BOND. Firm of Bond t KelTog Drnggistt, St. Paul. M. T. . Tha nadertigaed, Rev. J. K. Bragg, isa Minister In regular standing, and pan if of ths Orthodox Church, at Brookfisld, Mass. He is a gentleman of considerable influence, and unlirsally bsloved. (Copy) Wat. DYES. BBOoarixu. Jan. 12, 185S. . Paor. Woon Dear Sir: Havina made trial of roar Hair Restorative, it xives me pleasure to ear that its sfteet has been' exoelleot ia removing inflamatiou. daadraff aad aaoastant tendenev te itchinx. with which I have been troubled from my ehitdhoud. and hat slro restored my hair, whieh was besoming gray, to its orisinai color, l nave uea nootaer arucis, wua say thing lite the ssme pleasure and pro8t. , , A ours, truly, , , xv. DaAUU. td" Prepared and1 sold wholesale and reUU at 114 Mgrief street. St. Lnuss, Mo., aad at 693 Broadway, Nsw York. where also all ths most populsrpateat medieiaes arefor.ssle. wholesale or retail, as low aad oa as favorable terms as the can be bought at any other house. fSrer sale at manufacturer's prices by HALLOOK STODDARD and all tun principal druggists sverywhere. mjrl - TPRIiCET01 FEMALE HIUH SCHOOL,-. HE first snnral senioa of this Institution will be opened on lli.n Jay, the 3d of September, 1855. Aeoarenient buUdini; will be erected curing the summer, aad prepared to accommodate pupil J. soob after the sessisa opens. It will bs fitted up in a neat aad comfortablestyls, aad supplied with a good set of flhildoot hical ahd chemical apparatus, A Preparatory Department, will be connected with the s'eioel, though ia a tparäle loom, ihto Which boys aader twelve years of ags will be admitted. i The Priaeipal Jias made arrangsmeati with goad families, to board pupils from a distance. TrK-'is rra aassioa or aiva movtAs: Boardlag. Lights sad. Fuel. ...v. ..i ::.....".'.'.; $50 00 Tuition, Senior Classic... ....i 20 DO ' JumorClasa. j ..'.'. 16 00 Preparatory, Seooad Class .".'..'.. 10 00 " F'irst Class ..'..'.; .'.' 7 SO , Mnsio. with nse of Flsno 20 OO , Painting and Drawiag 10 00 , Embroidery i ....' 8 00 Modern Languaees.. .... 10 00 Payments strictly la. .aaraacs, ekoept by special arranga meats with ths rxiacipal, . ,., Principal: HENRT T. MORTON. Assistants: Jf-s. M.W. Paxtos, Mrs. M. M. Mobtos. jyt '. DEAD SHOX. THE FEVER KttttDl ., SAFE snd certain cure for Fever of every gradsi especially lor Fevhb and Aavr-. j. , Forsaleat J.R.MONROE'S Family Grocery. ' Corner of Oakazdsti. . ALSO, Linseed aad Lord Oil No. 1. low for eashoraprovsd credit, together with every raxiety of Family Grooerea. agtIO ' 7 iplAXOS! MllVOS! - fJST received by the undersigned, a few superior Piano Fortes Irom ths selehratad manufactory of Peters., Crsgg A Co.. which for sweetness and durability ef teas aao! perteotiott of finieb, ar uasurpaseed , by any of Eastern make. Thesa splendid instrnmeala ars orsals at manufac turer's prices, and all persons wishing to purchase ars rsquested to call aad examine lhii. apilf i lion x j . vji, or. vvr . Corner of Main and First st. SCXDHIHS JtlSt ' ÖrcriVFt ATT. BAfjOIt (Ja O.'H P.4IILV UROChRV. MAIlV' bT. U jak eure bams, scruo crushes, entbon mops, psppsr t? sauee. tomato catsup, lemoa avruxt. eaatila aoan. aoda soap. Summer mould candles, musta'ra, .hgkin powders, matchee. bed eord. cotton reel aad hemp eord, water buckets, barrel eovers, rolling pins; butter ladles, nest tubs and wood bowles. gronud coffee, etc. Also ill lbs best brands of Hour, for sale as sheap as the eheapeet. y24 ICK CREAM. LEMONADE AD gODA WATER! fHHel undersigned respectfully informs her numerous A. friends aad theoablic ceaerallr. thai she has bow odsbed her Ice Cream saloon, where she intends keeping the best jnauty oi toe ireaiu, i.einunaue, ooaa iv ater ana outer refreshments of the sessoa. Also, a full assortmeat ef tha best aualitv af bandies. cakes, aad other eoafeetloaariee. wboleeala or retail. , srarttee raraisnea atme onortest nottee. .ap-zm L. KOLLENBERG. Main St., betw. 1st and 2dFANCY WORK AND SCHOOL BASKETS. Sdosea large site work baskets, a " medium site faary baskets. . 10" school baskets; just receivedst may 18 CoOK'S F AMftY OROfTWRY. rHOM'EK BATHS AND ICB CHESTS. W HÜZ No. land 2 Ice Chattet . . JI kdoi Showsr-Baths; received abd for sals by iy ORR. DALZELLACO. iSESBaodaaa. . atyll If-OB. RENT. ; A ' OA&IöN A HAkiLtOTT. . may 1 fir Jr g STegs WhseUag aad PftUbtirgh Nails and Spikes 9"" reeairedand forsalsby .lJll may 14 , SAMUEL OER, - . HORSE fHOE iVAltM-. ... M Begs Horse Shoe Nails lastbrs aad foe tale av . 4stf may 14 8AMCEL ORR. . ft KM AftKD HARDWARE. C1 fi RIFFITH effere his stock of Hardware. Cuttlary. J Coopers', Carpenters' and athar ma. k.-i... T.f. damaged at the ate fire, for sals at less than eos' st e" nr.LL'S RrlcV WareheuSS. nnxTi vis piptu WE now have ea hand the following slice: SO-S8 2 33 2333 242233 2437 2538 foe sale for cash only by may it. TEXNEV A SORENSOV. . 1 Afin LBS ehoic Hsms: JLvlll' 1.1 l.fXsl lbs Shoulder Bain: us reo for family Us A f ;Na fWA' H !.... I ill - AeVsdhfcai.-'''

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