Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 147, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 October 1855 — Page 3

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Artists, for a very pretty little Photograph' ires were constantly charged with the messiew of Evansville, taken on paper, from a ages"6f vFcMryv and tnultipliell (Je&patchcs from point below Tigeon Creek- Bridge. Of cfoarse the nrlRraVy aud naval leaders on lth sides

it is eorrect in the most minute details. These artists have located in Evansville for the present, and can be found at Mr. J. P. Elliott's new building on Main street. They are prepared to take elegant Daguerreotype or Thotograpuic likenesses, and at low prices. OirThe salas of Taintings at Crescent City Hall ware tolerably well attended. A number f our citizens made extensive nurchases. and paint and bronze will adorn our best parlors extensively. Well, the paintings were very cheap anyhow! 05-What has become of the late talked off enterprise of converting the Sherwood House by extensive additions into a mammoth hotel? We thought that not only a good idea as sug gested, but a practical idea. QT The time of opening market will be

changed the middle of this month to half an ever? house that would burn, and crossed over ' enai.ies us to oner them -to buye'r for eash, trade, or prompt I . . . I. ,i ,i -i rri n:...l a , u I y, lower than they can be purchased in St. Louis, and on höUr betöre SUnriSe. instead Of at 4 O'clock aS tO the north Side. I ne alliea troops ttlOUgn eqnall as good verms as c.o be had in Oinoinnau r Loaia- ' I . ... f i f p n .. i. in t

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tX"j- Th TOPPtinw of thf StnrkhnMcM of th ' tO enter the SUOUrO WACH tlie last aCCOUniS ICIC, in mecun0 oi me oiocitnoiuers oi me , y. ctv was ruined and everv house V and C Railroad broilo-nt ft P-ood man v of &S the wh0.le, C1V W, rulneu. anQ GVCT! UOUSQ , Xj. ana Kj. ltauroaa, Drought a gooa many oi m it was eitherin flames or in ashes. j the business men from along the upper end of. Tt 5s yet too soon to say as some of the allied thertjad, to this city. 'A'möng them were journals have done that the Sebastopol drama nome as thorough going business men as can is played out We have yet to learn how the j

be found in the State. SITES ITEMS. " " The heavy rains caused the river to rise some at Louisville last Monday. TT " Capt j". B. Allen, of the Florida, who died at New Orleans on the 22d ult, was the second Captain of that steamer lost after the boat's departure from St. Louis. Capt. Wells died on the way 'down. The Cincinnati Commercial says: Capt Summons, the veteran of the mail line, j who has been a close observer of the river, its j tiaes ana cnanges, mcse iony years ,says mat the Ohio river this jarn reminds him most forcibly of the summer and fall of 1831. Then, M now, the river continued at a most excellent navigable stage from its Source to the mouth, the entire summer. In October it went down to low water stage, with much dry weather, and continued down till cold wrather set in, and the river was closed by ice for some time. Then followed the ever memorable flood of 1832, when tho Ohio overflowed its banks everywhere, and immense damage was Con: all along its course. The present summer has been precisely like that of 1831, and we wait the issue of the fall and winter, and shall look for a flood to follow the breaking up ti the ice, and all who live bank can prepare to move. along the river The Fanny Bullitt was here early yes'tetday afternoon from New Orleans, having left the Wednesday evening previous. She had a very light trip, and put out but little here We think Mr. Silas Field, of the office, for a package of New Orleans papers. A watchman named A. Dulhagan, on the steamer W. N. Sherman lying at New Orleans, f as killed on the 26th ultj by a fireman naiUPd .?roderick, by stabbing, Duhlha San was a native of Ct.'"'1. whcre his fathcf kecDS a liver v stable. , 1 ' t 1 ' I The Sultana was advertised to lea . w . Jsew .Orleans for Louisville, and the Lmpire State for Cincinnati, last Wednesday evening. The Antelope arrived here from LouisTille yesterday afternoon. She had not a full trip of freight, and took on but littls here. She only remained here an hour. We hope -her officers may keep their health in the South. - The U. S. Snag boat, Geo. W. Jones, sunk lately in the Illinois river near Griggsvillo in three feet water. The St. Louis Republican of Sunday last says: River at this point rose about one foot yes terday and was still rising last evening. Two feet of a rise is reported at Keokuk, and over six feet at Lake Pepin, and the river and all the tributaries are swelling rapidly. The Illinois river is reported rising at Lasalle, we are ftot informed how rapidly, or whether the rse still be considerable, lhe Missouri river is -still at its old mark three and a half -feet scant "to St Joseph. Arrivals yesterday were ;8carcC, receipts light, and weather showery and cooL "'.The steamer Prairie City was sold at 'St Louis last Saturday to Capt P. Devinney for $10,000. The splondid steamer B. L. Cobb arrived yesterday evening from Nashville, and bound for Cincinnati, with a full cargo and a fine number of passengers. The Cobb reports Cumberland river falling, with scant thirty inches water on the shoals. The miniature steamer Black Hawk arrived here yesterday noon from the Upper Mississippi. The Black Ilawk has been pur'hased for the Evansville and Wabash river ' trade. She is now on her way to Cincinnati ! for the purpose of beimr thorouühlv repaired. - 'ndas soon as completed will Uke her place in ' the above named trade. The South America landed at our wharf yesterday from St. Louis for Pittsburgh with a ' moderate trip of freight. She reports business 'extremely dull, and freights offering at 12 per hundred to Cincinnati. The magnificent packet Rainbow will 'he down early this morning, and after a short trip to Henderson Vill be found at the landing 1 ready to receive ill twrsons bound up the riv- .... , u -.u l ... er. , To alLthat wishes to enjoy a pleasant trip, Ire ajf tK th Riinbo

lton the y,Jlral J Qf Friday K , '.'" FALL OF SEBASTOPOL. 'rAt last, it' seeins, i'rehch ralor and British

courage hayc prevailed -over Russian endurance, and Sebastodol, after a siege of eleven months has fallen into the hands of the enemy. There can be no Tartar in the case this time. On the 7th and mh of September the tclezranh JH I iCHve Ii öl Liic siiiiiiiUÄi iwm lur uicruuuuiy. 11 appcars that oW the1 5th the' expected bombardment commenced on a scale of unprecedented magnitude. After three days incessant fire the assault was made on the 8th the French Xalakoft" and the English aiming at The Redan. i From the brief dcsDatches which we have re- ! ccived, we gather that the French were repulsed s;x times, and suffered a loss which has been estimated at 15,000 men; tliey sacceeded in the end, however, in establishing tlremselves in ' the Malakoff on the night of the 8th. Mean- . while theEnglish had fared differently on their efa The Kedan was earned with comparative ease. But, after planting their flag on its walls, the British were attacked with such impetuosity that they were forced to vacate the wore. hen the I rench took the Malakoff, and maintained themselves there, the other fortifications of the Karabelnaias suburb became untenable. Accordingly, during the nhrht of the 8th and 9th and on the morning 0, . , . ,ii mii ,, ofthe 10th, PnnCC UOrtcnakOtt blew Up alt ; ' . the public buildings and ships and set fire to ' occupying tne line oi aeiences irom vareenin? i Bav to the Redan, had not ventured, it seems' .... .... . . - .. , , .it. i n. Jt . i T, mi u i Ä l .1 . On the north Side. It Will be remembered that for fiomc timp XCe have heard Of Drenarations iorsome limewt u.iö iicd.ru. i iJiepiauous , beintr made for a retreat Of the iiUSSian army , I. .iT.i.-r i i : l I tO tllc-tar 1U1L, bliunill liiuv uuiwuaauu nu not blind to the possibility of the capture of Karabellnaia, and indicating that in the opinion of the Russian chiefs its fall would not involve the ruin of the army. Iiis possible that the north fort may yet for some time defy the victorious allies. In a supplement to the Moniteur the follow ing despatch to the French Government from Gen. Pellissier, appears: Carabellnaia and the south part of Sebasto pol no longer exist. The evening preceding our solid occupation of the Malakoff; the Russians dicided to evacuate the place after having dcstrovei and blown it ud bv mines. llavin passed with my troops I can assure you that everything in the Carabellnaia is blown up, and from what I can see the same must be the case in the front of our attack. This immense success reflects, the highest honor on our troops. Everything is now quiet on the Tehernaya. Kussian Account. The following dispatch from Prince Gortschakoff is dated the 9th: The garrison of Sebastopol, after sustaining six assaults from the enemy, we could not drive off the enemy from the Malakoff. Our brave troops fought to the last extremity, and are how crossing over to the northern part. The enemy found nothing in the southern part bat blood-stained ruins. On the 6th of September the postage to the north side was made with the loss of no men. We left, I regret to say, 500 men previously wounded on the southern side. 4 Dispatches from tfcc fcllicd generals detail important profceedihgs subsequent to the capture of the south side of Sebastopol. Pellissier describes the appliances for the defenses as altogether beyond belief, and ex ceeding by far anything ever seen in the history of war. Gens. MacMahon and Frocher are said to be among the killed, and Gen. Bosquet either killed or wounded. Pellissier had been created a Marshal of France. VJi 11 .A- V ..'Villi VAU- UVII VvlV KMX tetvli 111 x0tre Dame. The Emperor of France attended inpjjson. S IVVVI1H a 1 1. V. . I UIV V kill. 11 1. -J ,y iUVbii her army. . . .. The allies were naj"""ö ..,..0 case 01 uoricuanon s vi.,or to unite with Liprandi. Tatest hi teleoraoh from Lailfrn and LiverpoolLondon, Sept. 15. The Paris correspondence says it is reported 25,000 men had embarkeu at Balaklava for the north of Sebastopol and the Russians were m full retreat toward Perekop. . The Pans Debats nas an editorial discuss ing whether Sebastopol is tenalce by the allies while the liussians are holding tne lort on tne north side fronting the sea, and asserts it is quite tenable. The possession ol r ort cnorsone ana uaiaKlava superseding the necessity of entering the harbor. The Russian army will probably continue in their strong position until the allies make some movement hence. All speculations as to the plan of the campaign must be imaginary. " The ßaltic.-A dispatch from Dantzic, on the 14th inst. says the block ships are expected to be ordered home on Monday next Prince Frederick, of Prussia, is visiting the Queen. The London Times suggest? the celebration of a day of thanksgiving on account of the fall of Sebastopol. It was rumored that the allies found 1,200 guns within the walls of Sebastopol. Also, that the Russians were falling back on Backshazcrt. French rumors say Gortschakoff will certainly hold the north side of Sebastopol to the last extremity. Also that' the allied admirals have sent a dispatch saying it is not expedient to enter the harbor of Sebastopol until Fort Constantino is silenced. Probably the allies will attack Fort Cons tan tine and Artillery Bay. The funeral of the Lite Mr. Feargus O'Coni .11 T - 1 , . . ner t?0K place ensai ureen cemetery on ded by a large multitude On the night of the 8th inst., whilst the Emperor of the French was at the door of the Theatre Italian, at the moment the carriage containing the Ladies of Honor of the Empress stopped at the entrance of the theatre, an individual, who was standing on the foftoir, dis cliarged, without aim, two pocket pistols at the Thfi man whn carnage, o one was nuru had more the annearance of a maniac than an . assassin, was immediately arrested. The i ......... i i) ii " i "ie maiviauai arresiea is arr He is about 22 years of aire, and was born at Roneru When 6 arsof ' he was -Bsutea. Jced to two years' iroprisonmeftt for swindling, j

0 R A X T) A X N U A tr P A BADE OI the rtaited Firemen " OF THE CITIES' OF EVANSVILLE AND LAU ASCO, WILL take place oa the 4th day of October next, and ia thaevanina' of Mid dav a, anl'wndid Hall and HuMf

win oe given. io paina or expense will bo eparea to max the entertainment the greatest afiaif erer given in the titf. uue notice will bo given OI particulars, eep Iztf THB COMMITTEE. tokw mo coFFira.1 sale by epS7 -73 Bae jnat received and for S. K. öft-BüKT-A CO., Syoatnor near Water, VHITE IIAVAXASrAB.-2SBoxejMtrecWe V per Antelope, lot sale Ly a. E. GILBERT ft CO., Sycamore near Wate'. ep27 J5W Fall and Wiute DRY GOODS JUST Received by the Subscriber a very choH itoel of Fall aad Winter Dry Goods to which be invites the attention of purchasers. lie is determined to sell very loir, so 10 ' ttt . WILLIAM HUGHES'". Dry Goods store, corner Jiainsfv Hats and Caps AVERT snperiorsssorlmeot of the et fashionable Hats and Caps for Gentlemen and bot, for" sale low at op2K-lm HUGHES', cor Wain and second) st.la If :K- A verv choice article, for sale bv IV a). E. GILBERT a CO., ep28 Sycamore near Water. WHOLESALE OKT (.00 IIS, J, S. J AQU ESS & CO., 81'CCESSUBS TO MERH1TT, FIELD CO., FIRST STREET ETASSVIlIEy 'BP HE undersigned afe now in receipt of the largest and M most desiraMestocx of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boot 1 and Shoes, ever offered to the trade in thin city. Onr stock Das bee" selected by one ot ear era (w nas Baa long experienee in the Western trade.) withaneye solelyto the wsnta ?l?lnJJr"?.b"in. "if.'.J A0.0.! , v buk uoujis, eiotba. eaaaimares. satinetta. twofds and leans of all atvles eiotos. easi nd colors, white, red. yellowand green wool flannels, plaid ünseya.biankeu. shawls, apron checks, shirtingstripes.tickfteach,. I rowa and blue drilling, dcuims rown sheitiog. bleached musiin, bik and colored cambric. eraah.bUok jlÄ. Ä ZtZ?& ÄSÄÄif VäS .nprmuh. most d..irbi. and beautitni .t,ie, b.ooght ' ono s. . and cotton velvet rihbons. bonnet and eap ribbons, combs, buttons, hosierr. gl.-ves. thread, si'k. linen and cotton handorchiefs and cravats, tape and ribbons, suspenders, wool und hi muddr wers. eomforters. table eloths aud covers. needles, port monnaies. peacils. pen holders, pens, brushes. hooks ana eyes, hairpins, thimbles, purses, umbrellas, Ac. hooks ana eyes, hairpins, thimbles, purses, umbr HATS dc CAPS. Silk, fur, soft and naped, black and white ham, white and Mack wool hats, kossutb. buena vista, wide awake, washington, hungarian. warrior and Vbow nothing hata.of all grades and styles. Men, boy a id children's silk.aad woolen plush, cloth, velvet and glazed caps. BOUTS cfc 6H0E8. Men's andboys kip. calf and stoga boots, yonth and child's kip and calf boots, ladies, misses and child's kip, calf, goat, enammelrd and patent leather shoes, buskins, bootees, slippers. Are., men's, boy's and youth's lined and nnlined kip and calfbrocans. ladies and genu rubber shoes. Ac. 1 ep(9-3modaw J. 8. J ACCESS & CO. SSURACE AGEJiT'S CERT1 F1CATE OF AV THOR IT Y. BTATE OF INDIANA. AuMtom or Stati'b Orrirc, I ndiam Aroua, July lHtb, IMS. j HERE AS. TW Stäte Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Co. ol Pennsylvania ia. bas'filvd ia thiB)omce,asworn state meut of its oondition, oq 15b 1st of July, 1855, the act of its rporation and amendments, property certified to, and its written instrument, nominating its agent and authorizing them fully and unreservedly to acknowledge service of process ia the event of suits, Now, ther-fore, in pursuance ef the reinirents of An act to amend an act. entitled an act- for the incorporation 0f Insurance Companies, defining their powers and prescribing their duties." approved March 2. 1855. having presented satisfactory evidence to me of full compliance to the requirements and specifications of that act, I, Iliram E. Tolbert, Auditorof the Stateof Indiana, do hereby certify that Jeremiah Behm. of Evansville. as the Agent of said Compsny, is authorized to transact the business of Insurance, as the Agthl of the said State Mutual Pire and Marine Insurance Compaay, of Pennsylvan'a, in the State, up to Deoember .list. 1855. to the extent that he may be commissioned and appointed by the aaidOompanr. In Witness Whereof, I have hereto subseribed my name, and caused the seal ol my office to be affixed, this 18th day of July. A. D. 1855. Seal H, E. TALBOTT. State Auditor. aepl Im per T. ( Palmer. CITY MILLS ..FaLOtTK. tllTY MILLS FLOCB sold J 6 25 Retail. WHEAT I paid for wheat. at Mills at 6 Wholesale tepMtf 1. 1. ROSS. MAKE YOIB OXl'TH ltX'TTEIl. M GOOD COW with a young ealf, for sale, enquire of It. ep26. J, W. it 8. V1CKEBV. DENTISTBi. Dr. J. Flager Dentist HAVING permanartly located in Evansville, respectfully offers bis professional servie'S to the oitiiens of Evansville and vicinity. All operationa pertaining to the teeth performed ii. the most approved manner. Office and residente oa Second street near Locust. erl0 PUYSICIAN de SUlt (EON. DR. WBI. M. SWAYZE has permanently located in this eity for the practVseof Medieine and Surgery, lie has been steadily engaged in his proiession or the last eighteen J ears in Ohio and iadian , and brings ample testimonials of is ability and success from those places where be has resided. His ouleo at present is at Dr. Fitch's Drug Store on First street, opposite Carpenter'a new block, lie respectfully solicits calls, when ho hopes by st'CCiss to recommend himatlf. epia-tm dan K'K CHKftTS, UKFRIGKRATORS, ofcC JUST reoeived a lot of the latest style Ice Cheste and Refrigerators, the best article in the market.and the cheapest. Also a lot of No. 1 lea Coolers, Prepare yourselves for hot weather by calling at may 15 HORN BROOK b CHURfilHLL'S. POCKET BOOK LUST. A RED pocket book was lost a couple weeeks ago on the Alouat V ernon rosa.somewnere near mis city, it con tained $5 in money, and some notes. The finder will pleaaa return it to Mr. Marten's, on the road, or to this office. ep27-3t mWENTV-FIVE Boxe Cheese, JL i Cask Bay Rum. 1GO Iluxea orted Window Glass, irst received and fdi ,b" pH TEN Ei EY & 3QRENSOS. CODFI3H.-l .mm fcrsal. by g al Sycamore street nearw aier. CHOICE Itl. BOXES for sale by my 2 1 It ItjtlSlKS. 76 8. E. GILBERT & CO.. Syeamore st near Water. STARCH. S. ft BOXES landing from steamer Jas. Park, for sale liy A 99 seplO S. E. GILBERT & CO. HVKKSH MKLU.3 alwavs on band and for sale from Ml loa Bous by THOMAS BACON- A CO. ac 116 Main stvet. CASH CUSTOMERS CAN be supplied at the lowest marketprie with Hemlock and Oak Sole Leather. Patent French and American Calf Skins. French, Glazed and Boot Moroeco, Sheep Linings, Bindings, eto.. etc. Call on Sycamore street, between Water and First. Evan. Till. Ind. myl J. FLEMING. SHOWER BATHS A.l ICE CHK6TS. DOZ No. 1 and 2 lee Chests: . dos Shower-Batbsi received and for sale V aiy7 ORR. DALZELL & CO. SOAP! SOAP! REC'D per rt earner Fanny Fern. 20 boxes German Soap m 31b bars; 15 do do do IK do; 25 do No. I Palm Soap; l!i lb bars; 14 do da do do ! Ik do; For sale by augl I. P. HEIMANN. ,""1LASS JARS. 50 dos. on and two gallons each, squat M.M aadtall. For sal -T S. K.UIUBhKT s tu aug31 tf syeamore. near Water. TOBACCO 15 BOXES assorted Brands, in store and for sale by aepl2tf TENNEY 6 SORENSON. FAXCY WORK AM SC HOOL, BASKETS. 3 dosen lane sis work baskets. 2 medium sice fancy baskets. 10 " school baskets; jual received at may 12 CoOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. A LOT of fresh Meal jost ro'd and for aala at je9 T. BACOSot CO.'S Family .Grocery. RECEIVED this day. 30 bxs Cheese. W . R and English Dairy; 400 kegs W heeling Naila; 10 bxs Lemons, in fine order. .. . TElvNFY A SORENSON. OK AIM; BS AftD LUMOXS. 1 fi BOXfcä fresh Oranges; A V 10 do do Lemons; j eS just rec.d and for sal by PRESToN BROS. FEATIIEK ÖISTING JBttlJSIIES. A SMALL lotjua opnned I tne very desirable ousters :or furniture, merchants' use, etc., at j,2 CHAS. 8. WELLS, new Hardware Store. " '- N. F.FLOl'R. GOOD Superfla Floor 12 bbls. 10 sck do do; received and for sale by je25 J.W. A S. VlCKEBY. KAILS. 1 raTaaTk Cegs Wheeling and PltUbnrghXall and Spike il XJXr reivcdand forsale by may 14 8AMCEL ORR. CA!V ASÜKD HA-ilS -lO.OOOlbs sogar cured r n brand, for sale by agt!3 Gh,0. t OblER & CO. Dirn-rniPlNl'IH ITIOSS. in BALES of uprior JSJiX'hJ itor Its fuaarity, ' - a - - ). a.. TS.

AUCTION SALES,

DCS I KAHLE IIIII)L!vt'E ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE. "VTTE offer forsale at a bargain a comfortable Cottage Ra "i!,if,,i.W,Jih KZ0i 0l,".ho!,, ud ."". good neighborhood For naitieulats enonir of SWEET & LEONARD. Auctioneers and General Agent. o. . UtOKARD. a. (tut CBK8CKIVT AUCTION ROOMSf. oppositk tbi aaw cwu novae. GENERAL AUCTIONEERS At REAL ESTATE BltOKERS, RESPECTFULLY tender their service ti ihe citizens ot Evansville and surrounding country, for the sal of Real and Personal Property, a liuusea and Lots, Furniture. Dry Goods. Hardware. Groceries, etc. ate.; also particular attention p3t to all out door sales of every description. en reasonableandcWSrsefcTySerm. We shall do exclnsiv. ly a Commission Business, and not hrl4aBy roods of ou'rown to place in eompeution with consignors. ubSb jjie bpyer and seller iu have a fair and legitimate market. Wa wiM dvote ou whole time to the Auction and Commission business, ad'our ffiends ano cwetoswrs may rest assured that w will spare so efforts to please tat-n. nun pruaenceana attontionto Business we nop to merit tne 5aCaene of all thou who ntrnst their business to our car. zltBrMIIA'CZS f. G. CKII.KY & O., Evansville. HuTALL, Algo ii C., idemphi. Tens. W. Pabk & Co., do do. Jahk.s Boyd, d. R. B. 8tk.es. New Orleans. Lewis Ssatp, do. - T Milks E. I'olxks, Vicksbnrg, His. Wf; McRae, dfo do. Twoou & Bros., Cincinnati, Chte. Kkli.oo & Foot, do Rt) wards & Rcshxei.i., St Louis, M. TRegcfaf saVe y Tajitat-. Thnrndays and Saturdays, at 10 6" clock, and every evening wi'fne-he eeatRr. emmeneing at early gaslight. i SWSZI i-ECARD. - Auctioneers. DASlr.L WOOLStT.... ,,. .................. ..ftiaAm xelso AITCTIO.Y It OU, Old Cou?t House, Cofrrer Ut Stein and Third streets, immediately opposite the Washington Hotel. HAVING leased for a term of years and fitted apth abov well known atand. we are now prepared to receive for ale at auction or private sale, all kinds of gooos, wares and merchandise-, household furniture, horse, buggies, etc.. et. Csh advances made on consignments wbea required. Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, eomnieaeing at o'clock. A, ii. Also Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights, at early gas light. Out-doortalc and sales of real estate promptly attended to . u'a . . . nr.inW .Mt.i ..d k... nAWMn hand tlim and general assotfltnent of FURNITURE, eonsistisg oislat. ...i.i. mm. a v..i.,. 1...V. ...u ..j ....ii.... ,!mi back office, French. Jenny Liad, and Bustle wood seat' Chairs; mahogany and rose wood sofa seat Chairs; Elisabeth : chairs: spring seat arm rockers, sofas, sociables, centre. card, dinint- and breakfast tables; light and wask Staads, 1 lonnges, mirrors, fin eorfinoa add misses' bedsieads. mattrasses, tin and wire safes, et., which w will sell at Cincinnati prices. We have a!o on hand a great variety f notions, jewelry, violins, accordeons, pocket cutlery, gttns, pistols whips, et,, etc.. which we will sell at reduced pfiff for eaeh wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSOX.. my9 Anet'Si SAV H YOUR feOLKS A M. i I J i 1 1 t I Fron want Ladies. Misses, or Children's shoes, go to EMBICH'S Dry Good Store on Main street three door bllow Second. He is now in receipt of a tine assortment, and et is said he keeps the best in town, and sells them at the low ist rate. Call and fee, no ebarge for showing them. plftf PKXA6VLVAMA RAILROAD. THB underiisned havinabeen apJl poised Ageutfor the above Compamy lu luia city uvi jsiurni aiiiaavwat rers. nercnants, ana tne puiiic aenorallr. that W . i. . Leech. Georg W. Harris and .George Black, late of "D. Keeeh A Co.." aad Thomas 3. Clark, of "Clark a thaw." under the firm of LEECH &. CO., Are by appointment, special consignees aad shipping agents, cof the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. They have established eub-agent at all th principal shipping points east aand west, aud are prepared to reoeipt through from New York, Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore, to all western cities and towns, and from all western eities and towns to th Atlantic seaboard, by way of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The partners direct their whole attention to forwarding, and have facilities for shipping from sndtoth car without th xpense of sooond drayage, and their charges by arrangemeat with the Railroad company teing extiemely low, (a nominal rate over th men expense of drayage,) they hope to be able to give satisfaction. mpoients oi proauee maaet tneir agent wiu n lorwarn ed free of charge for commission. For information apply at thair offices : Depot, Liberty street, Pittsburg: do No. 5 South 13th street, Philadelphia; do North street, Baltimore) No. 2 Astor Place, ) do I South William stree', New Tork; da 8 Battery Place, ) do SI Kil by stmt. Boston; Ort JOHN S. MITCHELL, cplH 6m Waterst.. Evansville. Ind. r"l CASES DrAbTeUaS, received and foi sale by O sep6tf J, H. MAGHEB & CO. TAR 50 b 1 large lit, Wilmington forsale by agt14 GEO. FOSTEI R & CO. Dry Goods, Hats. Caps Boots fc Shoes. .-rja, MORGAN. KEEN 4 PRESTON, ü Ar new in receipt f a verv large and nevchoiee assortment of Dry Goods, suitable for Fall aud Winter trade, embracing Woolen, Cot'on, Silk and Linen Staple and faney goods of every grade and description. Hats, Cap, Boot. Shoes. A., all of which w oner to the trade at low prices. To all eash customers, particularlv. w solicit a call aad examination of our goods and prioar, prom ising tnem anuauai inducements. . epnti "cob kmTEsv A FRESH supply of eora knives just received and for sal by p21 T. GRANT & CO KW OR1.EAX8 SUGAR- 25 hhds. fair to choice. for aal by B. rs. tiiutstitr t uu. p2l Sycamore near Water. BOOTS AND SHOES. THE subscribers have oa hand a large supply f Ladies Gaiter Boots, do Maroceo and Kid Buskins, do do do Poins Tris, do do ' .no Slippers, Misses' Boot-, Buskins and Slipper. Children's do do do. Gents' line and coajn B9ots and Shoos, Also, a fine article of Patent Loather Boot. We are closing out our Spring, Stock arlowjirlee, Call early or they will be gon. - lltNDKlCKI At McREA, yi5 Foster's Block. Sew mackerel,, isas. JÜST received, a lot of new Mackerel, ta bbls, qrbbls and kitU. lot tale at reduced rates by ep18 M. W. FOSTER. POltK. AN UUD. 1 aTkriffat bs Mess Pork, l."vW (l tbs Leaf Lard, received per steamer Fanny Fern at ep24 COOK'S Family Grocery A mf f lbs extra Cteafn Cbeeae, reevS (his day at ljt:J 9 ep24 COOK'S Family Grocery. AV Alt It ANTED IMPORTED CIGAltS. OftnA Figaro; ion) Operas: aaUUU 5CI0U Recreative; 1000 E Pluribns Cnum SOU Wandering Jew; suo La Eleecloni just received at ep4 COOK'S Family Grocery. NEW FISH! I EW FISH! sew Maekerel; I do do Shad; " I do do SalmoAl 1 do do Whiufish; 00 Its new Codtiih, extra at p24 COOK'S Family Grocery. SIEK ILLlSIOrf. . PIECES Silk Illusions, r-H iived this day and for M VT VT sale by JAS. LOW & CO.. Sp2". 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky. WE are always well snpplUd with Poseyville Canal Mills, aad other good brands of superfine flour, which we deliver to purchasers Ireeoj ehsrge. ep24 3, W. A 8. YICKERY. CHECKS. 3 OASES Caledonia 0 hecks, reo'd this day and for sal by JAS. LOW A-CO.. ep daw 418 Main St.. Loniivillo. Ky. SEAMLESS SACKS. T Tfc Tk atTk 2, 2 Wand 3 bushel sacks, ree'd this day aad dUUl lotultbr JAS. LOW & CO., sepe' daw 418 Main St., Louisville, Ky. COHN 1TIIEES. THR best Corn Mills now in us can be procured by calling at th Agricultural W alehouse kept by eeplO tt T. GRANT fc CO. CASSIItlEItE. I-CASR ef fine steel mixed Cassimere. 1 d do browa d ree'd this day aad for sale by JAMS3 LOW & CO.. ep!8 418 Maia St.. Louisville, Ky. I.1IFTY (t Cooking Butter, just received and for sale at 1 12Xi e.nta ft,, bv Ol3 U TI fHOS. BACON At CO . Main street. PURK AND LAKO, -m aTk AT äf a lbs Prima Leaf Lard lHll 11)00 ft M es Pork, received per steamer James Parks, at p!3 COOKS' Family Grocery. JCST RECEIVED FROM AEW YORK. B RIMSTONE. Sulphur, Copperas, Indigo, Saltpetre, netiaa Red, Sal Soda, Liquorice. Chalk, Whiting, y , Tanner' Oil, Putty, Ae. Yarai.h ep!3 tf TENNEY b SORENSON. SPICES. OEPPER Pimento. Cinnamon, Nutmegs, for sal by th a K1IKIS1UMW ..vui.wi'i epl3tf TENNEY SORENSON. KOSH. 1O0 BBL3 . for sal low by sep 10. S. E. GILBERT. Sye aear Water, FLOCB. 'f 5 acks of 9. F. Flonr f various brand ia store and for sale by ag28 J. W. At 8. VICKKRY. BLANKETS. PAIRS each lo 11 12X Whitney BlankeU; 2OTi0 do Blue Blanketeasaorted qualies; I40 00 do Gr.y dj received this day and for sal by J A3. L.VITV UU., 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky o NE box est HaTt.naSag&r-ror Preferring. jjitroeiT4 ftt riug-l WJ Pv' Ta UO.-B. mama, T Bbls flh Cider Yiaeiar.j'nst reoeived at ... S2 augtttf T. BACON A Co.'sMaiast. - REFINED WHITE SUGAUv FEW Ehdi left of ehoi Juity, for sal Ist eP1S S. E. GILBERT V CO., Sye st.

.EDUCATION, &C.

T PRIX ETO k FK.MAliK HIIUI SCHOOL.. HE first annual session f this Institution wilfbe orenA n. Miinit.v h.U m.t S.Mant,. lftU. l.M.b.t- ; cnt building will be'erected during the summer, and preparI ww acoommoaat pupils, soon alter tne session opeaa. it ' will b fitted up in a neat aud eomfortablesürie, and supplied ?'ta ' xd set of philooerhical and chemical aojtaratus. A ; Preparatory Department will be connected with, the school. I though in a separate room, into which boys ander twelve years of age will be admitted.' I The Principal baa mad arrangement with good families, i to board pnpil from a distance. ' Tkbms pkb aissio or KiVc aroXTBS: ' Boarding, Light and Fuel i. ... Tuition. Senior Class " --Vvk " j Junior Ciiss. .""'.,."".. " '. Preparatory. Second ciaai ; First Claas.. "'H'JIY 'JZ ; Mosie. with ose of Pian'ö. I. Painting and Drawing """" Embroiderv "" fso oo 20 OO 16 00 10 00 7 .10 20 00 10 00 C 00 Alodern Languaces 10 00 Purinen t trictW is luTkaot. eAiD. Brii eeiafarfaBre menu with the I'rincip-r . a ... a, - Areipal-HENRY T.MOEtOS. Assistants: Mrs. M.W. Paxto. Mrs-.M. SI. Mo.?r. jyj IUEEII CITY SC1I-E WUHKS. WM. HU ODA RT, No. 6 Columbia Jtreet, bet. Main and Walnut, Cincinnati, O. I am now manufacturing Railroad, Depot, Hav, Stock or Coal, Floor and Platform Scales fall aire: also Drug cist aad Bank Scales, brass and iron beams: Connter Scales. &e.. Ac-, which I warrant of superiorworkmanshipand material. I would oall particular attention te my Iron Lever Hay aad Stock Scales. All communication prmpilr attended to glS-tf JPAlIO FSM 8 A I.E. A first-rat . Sdoond hand iano. fa cmplüt order, end wirrantedto be a f rst rat 71 in. Tnm.nl ia nl T-d foe aa'a ehean. if tn. ' J 1 r.l ration be made immedi .tely. It e a be Mr. Heib's store, on Main St.. batweea First s a! e at Second strxcU next door to Gumbert ii Gottlieb's Clothing tor. agl6-2w lilt. F. I). MIELLEK, OF PHILADELPHIA, WHO graduated In Germany and France, and can (rive the best testimonials from Professors in the United States, offers his services to the citlrens of Evansviile and ''r 7!??it.JU FEMALE COMPLAINTS. ill pay particular attention to Dr. Moeller invitee these persott afflicted with disease to eall and see him. Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases, " Inflamauon o the Kidner. Urethra. Inflammatory Rheumatism. Diseases of the Bladder, and Syphilis, will be ured ia the shortest time. No charge for the first visit. Office, corner of Sycamore and Thirdsts. Oflioe hour from 7A.M. till evening. REFER EXCES. Tho-. Mutter Prof,, of Surgery; Sam'l Jackson. Prof, of Theorr and Practice ; O. D. Meigs. Prof, of Midwifery; PBILXDCLrBIA. C. R. Oilman, Prof, of Midwiferv; Jos. M. Smith. Prof, of Theory and Practica; H. D. Bulkly. M. D. Niw York Hospital. Tho. Hun, M D , Albany. N. Y. Mason F. Corswell, M. I)., Prof. Materia Medica. Albany, N.Y. agtll-tf T IABA9. SLA 6 cases 4 4 Blay 'saisorted qualities; 3 do do do very fine; 3 do Farmers' Drills, do: ree'd this day and for sale by wih.W JAS. LOW & CO.. 418 Main st.. Loo . Ky. SACKS Blairsvill Mills Flonr; L vlc 2.1 do Posey rille do do: in store aad for sals by trv2 BACON A CO.. Main st. PLATE AVA HE. WE bav just received, from the manufacturer, an assortment of Plated Ware, sueh as table and tea spoons, folks, hotter knives, extia fin and beautiful castors, Ac., which we will sell at Eastern prices, and warrant to be plated oa genuine Albata. a metal nearly a whit, as hard aad stronger than silver. Cail and see at BITTROLFF & SONS' Jewelry Store. yl8 Main st. bot. 1st 2d. POPLAR SHINGLES. "0,000 more of those No. 1 Plk county Poplar Shingle a just roe'd and lor sale by JOHN F. GLOVER, Corner of Mail and 7th St. CäT Tb abov are shingle and not chips, aad cheaper man any artioi oi tne xinu in market. j x1 , a y24 PS äTti t C Bushels Beans; tJl999 SUO do Ship stuff; 00 do Shorts, for sal at reduced Prices at cplftf COO K'S Family Grooery. 26 CASES Women's 3. S. Bootee. 10 ' Calf " 10 Leather Polka" 8 " Eureka Tie 10 " Goat Bootee. 30 Misses and Child's Boots. Received and forsale by - J. H. MAGHEE 1 CO . sepft tf Kvansville, Ind. S)ä CASES satin, silk, soft str aad 1 " reived aad for suis by J.H.J ep6tf rimp bonnets, reiauuee a Co.. EvansvillOi Ind. WINDOW CLASS. "1 ftT BOXES aisorted s les. in store an 4 for sal by -SL t sw p7tf ORR, DALZELL A CO. il t Bushels Corn Msl: U 9 25 Sacks S. F. Flour; 25 Bushel Corn at ep!4 tf CÖOK's Family Grocery. CORPORATION NOTICE-. - ORDERED that th owners of lot No. . i. 3. 4, 5, 6. 7, B, 9, 10. II and 12. ia block 10, eastern enlargement of th ity of Evansville. auf a brick sidewalk t- b laid alonr th front of said lots oa Che' nnt street, extending from Third to Fourth streets, within ten day after the publication of this order, and ia default thereof th eity will perform aaid work, and tb costs and expenses aooruing thereby, will be assessed to, and collected by sale of aaid lots lying 4 aforesaid, or so much thereof as will satisfy liea and cost. Bv order of th City Council. ep20-IÖt WELL H. WALKER. Clerk. R EASON'S BEACKIHO. ECEIYED 25 gross Mason's large Blacking: 20 " small ". . for sale at reduced prices by pl8 I. t D. HEIMAN. VIRGINIA, Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco, reeeivod Bf b oxo assorted brands for sal by pl9 I. ft D. HEIMAN. GHOl'IKD SPICE. RECEIVED 60 box ground Spiee for tale by epja I. & D. HEIMAN. NEW STOitE AND NEW CiOODS! WE beg leave to announce t. the public of Evansville. and th ladies narticularlv. that we have now onea for in spection an entire new stock of Fnjiey and Staple Dry Goods, Our assortment ot fancy dress goods has Mo rival ia point of style and eheepnear. j tiro our embroideries and rT.knUHa.. Which can onlv ha anhraciat.d bv inaneetinn. Call at the Store oa Main street recently occupied by L. W. Hebberd, wuerv we will always be ready to veil ion rrtat bargains. COTTON llATTHKl 1 kri BALES No. Iand2 Batting, forsale by M.9KJ S. E. GILBERT a CO.. Sye st, ep!7 Agent Cypres Faotory. JANES E. S JlITHv No, fl. si. tt between Main and Market. Louisville. Ky. Isiting. Wedulug aud Invitation Cards. Soalesaud Presses Embossed Card and Envelope, Door aad No. Plate ein. ang23-8m. PUBLIC NOTICE. LL persons are hereby IbfbtVJaen ffom harborinr or i .nutin, mV wir. mv irMnnt. an I will riav Wo dohta of her eontraetin. she having left m bed &ad bnard Without inst cause or provocation. . . . . . SCpil JW- AI V. ' J. .-..I... tC f BETTCarrisg Spring. ff j iiv ao do axies. 100 do do Brase aad llyet plated bands in store aad sale by aep8 tf sxniab unit. COFFEE. -m rZ. lf BAGS Prime Coffee, In store and 'or sal bv lOu ep7tf ORR. DALZELL ft CO. 6CRT KYOR'8 NOTICK. NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may eoneeVn. that the Surveyor of Warrick county will proceed to make a survey of Sections 32 and 33, in town 5, south of re' ge west, oa th 15th day of Ootober, 185A. , A. 5CD. J. S. ELLTS-. M. CHRISTI !N HEIM. .7.. A. ZEPPING. pjje WM. H. WEBB. FIH. -i tr Bbls and blf bbls Maekerel J ... 1pl2'u a50 &tiV&ihis. 1 gTkgf k BOXES Pickle. Ketchap. Pepper Sana. tc., A w W ww inst received by ep22 TENNEY 80 REASON. iciel'linici' .i..-aa. v.i7u ,,, CITY Merchants, and others shipping goods by "Canal, will find my warehouse very convenient for Storage. Prompt attention will be paid in the receiving and fprwarding of Grain and Merchandise. Chargesreasonableatd satisfaction guaranteed. p22-3m JOHN S. MITCHELL. -4VHAI.F.BONK. aTk BUNDLES long Whalebone, ree'd this day. and U V9 lor sale by JAS. LOW ft CO.. sep?2 danr 418 Maia St.. Lou.. Ky DE BEGE. 3 OASES Mohair de Bege received this day and for aal by JAMES LOW ft CO.. pt 419 Main st..Lonisvillo. Ky. fllilHEl) LUST it E. 6 CASES Faaoy Figured Lnstr. . 5 do do Black do received this day, aad for sale for CASH only by . .. JaMESLOW ft CO. ep22 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky. g aTT T d S Tttshel seamless sacks ree'd this day and for ßßß sals by JAMES LOW ft CO.. ep ' . 4fg Maia st . L.oisTille. Ky. WHEtT STAUCH. RECEIVED 10 boxes Wheat Starch; IS " " . . r sale by if! 1. ft T. HEIMAN. SEALING OFF AT COST. WISHING to change my business, I offer the ballatresof iy stock of Dry Goods at cost or teas. Those wanting great banrainl would do well Co call atone. ag28-lwd . L. W. BEBBRB. With a large and general assortment of Staple aad Dornest? Goods, to which ws invite th special attention of purchaser geawaWy. BENT VAji epB K xtt it., rmtiltt Cii iiat StUlTir.

MEDICINAL.

AYER'S PIUS. ANKW and singularly succesaiul tumetiy lor the eure! all Bilious uiseases Costiveness. Indigestion, Jaundice. Dropsy. Rheumatism, Fevers, liout, liumors. Nervonso aesa. Irritability, Inflammation, Headache. Paina in taw Breast. Side. Back, and Limbs, Female Complaints, ete..ete. Indeed, ver) few are tire diseases ia Waich a Purgativ Medicine is not more or less required, and much euSering and sickness might be prevented, if a harmless bntefieetual Cathartic wer n3T freely used". No person ean feel well while a coativ habit of boar prevails; besides it soon generates serious aad ölten fetal disease, which might have beeav avoid.d by th timely and judicious use of a good purgative'. 1 his is alike true of Colds. Feverish Symptoms, and bilioas deiangmtnb. They all tend to become or produce tho deepseated and formidaoe dl?ten;rers Which load the hearses all evertbeland, Henee a reliable Family Physic is of tho first importance to the public health, and this pill has been perfected with consummate skill to meet that demand. An . xtensive trial of its.virtues by Physicians, Professors and Patieuis. has shown results surpassing anything hitherto known ol any medicine. Cnres bav been effected beyond belief, were they not substantiated by persons of such exalted position and character as to forbid the suspicion of nntruth. Among the many eminent gentlemen who have testified la favor of these Pills, v may mention: Dr. A. A. HAY ES. Analytical Chemist of Boston,, an Stat A seaver of Massachusetts, whose high Professional character is endorsed by che H.n. EDWARD EVERETT1. Satorf thoTniUd Stat. ROBERT C. WlNTHSOP, Ex-Speaker of tho Has it Representatives. ABBOT rAWRENCB. Minister Plea, to Eaglaad. JOHT It kfraiTRtlT 0,.h.l.. Tli.h. - Vln.lnm Isc, Dr. J. R. CHILTON. PraoticU Chemist of 5fw York City, eadored by Ho. W. I. MARCY-. Secretary of State. WM.B. ASTOR. the richest man in America. S. LELAND ft CO., Proprietors of th Metropolitan Htel: and other. Did space permit, we could give many h'un-dredeertifleate from all pan where the Pills have beeas nsedrtwtvidenc even more convincing than the experience of eminent puLU men, is luunu in tneireuecta upon trial. They operate by their powerful influence oa the 'Sternal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy notion remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, livef, ' and other organs of th body, restoring their irregular action to health, and by correcting, wlerever they exist, such derangement as are the first origin ef disease. PREPARED BY JAMES C A Y E R, VXACTICAI. A ICD ANALYTIC At, CHKMIST, L0WU, Alf, Price 25 cents per box.' Five boxes for tl. SOLD PY Keller. Farnsley ft Co., Evsusville, Tnd.J Tagte ft Crawford. Owensville; Hallock ft Parmiter, Princeton; (i. B. Bingham. Patoka: W.J. Whiting. Cynthiana;' J. E. Jaquess ft Co.. Poseyville; Messrs, Gardiner at Blairsrille and Wadetvifl' Williamsand Robertson. West Franklin: Dr. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson, Mt. Yrnlf Hudspeth ft Bfo., Boonvlller Bowers ft Sargent. Newburgh; Adams & Campbell, Petereburgb; Fred . Eckstein, Cincinnati, 0.,and all d.ngcistl. mv29-4m M. W. T. OWEK'S PILLS, FOR THE CURE OP - FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS AND FEVERS. IT is often and too frequently the practice of individual who get ap a new medioine, to gull the public with a list of eertiheates, purporting to ome lrom persons who hav been oured by the use thereof, when, in fact, thos certificate are merely th imagination of the brain of tho compounder of the medicine, signed with fictitious names. The subscribers do not claim for the Pills now o tiered to th publie. miraculous and wonderful curee in all diseases which the "flesh is heir to," but will assert, that for the core of tho diseases mentioned in the caption ol this advertisement, there has never been offered to suffering humanity so safe, sure and speedy remedy. To substantiate thia assertion, h would refer to persons in this community, who, after trying various medicines purporting o be certain cure, hav only found relief from the use of these Fills. These Pills are not composed of cheap ingredients, ant mad by machinery, for the purpose of making money. They are made and put up by the subscribers, and are composed entirely of eostly and pure drugs, and cannot be sold at such prices as are generally set on patent pill. But tbos wh tinh an article which will cure Aaue and Fever in a few days, thereby enabling the patient to attend to his daily occupation, will find these Pills th cheapest aad surest medioina ver prepared. Read the following certificates, and if you want more vldence of the virtues of these Pills, it will be given by personal application to the subsciibers : Oweshboho. Ky.. August 1, 185Ä. This certifies that my son was taken very siek with a chill and high fever and von iting, and I went and procured a box of Dr. Owen's Ago Pills, and am happy to say that they effected a speedy and permanent cure. JOHN H. McFAR. . , August 1. 185.1. I certifv that I had chills and fever, and was induced from th reputation that Dr. Owen' Pills had in enring chills and fever, to purchase a box of Dr. W. T Owen's j stly celebrated Pills. I hal not nsed the whole box before I was entirely well, aad believe them to be the best Pill now offered to th publia tor tb cur of Ago and Fever, E . C. AY RES. OwitKsaoiio, Ky.' Mav 17, 18S. Dr. J. W. C"trT0?r Dear Sir: Having for the past tw year been severely afflicted with Chills and Fever, and Sudpg nothing that would afford me any relief, only for a few day at a time. 1 was at last induced to try some of Dr. W. T. Owen's Chill Pills, which I did. and to mv rreat iov. after uisng on box. found that t was once more free from that ost loathsome of all diseases, t fimsand fever. 1 would aav to all who have Chills and Fever, lose not a moment, but go immediately to Dr. J. W. Compton. and procure a box. and my word for it, yon will never be troubled . with ULiusagaia. vuu. o. untax, Bo Hahbob. Ky., April It, 1S5S, This I to eertify that I had Chills and Fever in mv family for th past tea month, and I tried all the Chill Pills and Chill medieine that were to bo had in the eountry. In ordinary ease they have stopped tb chill on the most of my family, with one exception. On my oldeetso-n there was non of them that would make a permanent cure until I came across Dr. Owen's Chill Pills, and I can safely say to everybody that they are th heat Pill 1 have ever used. vi ill. u. jAtaaun. OwrsanoRO. Ky., Feb. 22, 1855. Dr W. T. Owrcx Dear Sir: I have been afttioed with chills aad fevers for six months, aud alter trying Various remedies, I vii induced t try a box of year Ague Pills, which bav cored me sonnd and well, and I believe tbexn to b- th best medioine in us. BALTHASER ACH. I hav known th above gen tleman for six years, and certify that his statement are true. J.PLCXKETT, River Tradci. PitUlirg. Pa. Liswrev-cmT, K"y-. Jan. 2. 18.W. fnfa ertifiethatf have bad the chillsand teverformonths. ' and tried various remedies without effect. I then used on box of Dr. Owen's Chill Pills, and they hare entirely cured me. THOS. P. TAYLOR. OwESSBOfrO, April 12, 1S55. I certify that I had chill and fever, and applied to a good physician, who prescribed for rao and gave me medicine, which did not break the chills nor give me any relief. 1 was then advsied to ry Dr. Owen's Chill Pills; I did so, and they stopped the chills, and lam now perfectly well. They als cured m of a most distressing pain in the side, which I via fearful would result in something Serious. Persons afflicted with chill would do well to Ose them; they are a certain cure. GEO. W. MONARCH. aäi These Pills are warranted to cure ia every instaos where th directions are followed. a- tor sal, whtrlrxars-and tetail. by -J.W. COMPTON. Druggist. Owensburg. Ky. WOOLSEY ft SAWYER, Wholesale and Retail A rents. Als by tepl4m-W Evansville, Ind. PK0F 0. J. WOOD'S . CELEBRATED HAIR ESTOKATIVE. fJlHE effects Of this wonderful Hair Restorative, are proJL dnc'ing the most astonishing results in th publie mind; old and young are lavish ia their praise of the. virtues of this remarkable composition . It is the only preparation that caa be depended on to r-store gr.y hair to it natural color, and re-produce on bald head a luxuriant growth. jTsj- Tho fallowing is from a distinguished member of th medical pro feision: St. Paul. Ja. 1, 1855. Pbf. Ö. J. Wooo Dear Sir: Unsolicited. I send yo thiseertificato. After being nearly bald for a long time, ud having tried all the hair restoratives extant, audhavingn faith in any. I was indae d on hearing of yours to rive it a trial. I placed mvsell in the hands ot a barber, and had my head rubbed with a good stiff brush, and the Restorative thea . applied an . well rubbed in till the scalp was all a glow. This I repeated every morning, and in three weekithe young hail appeared, aad grew rapitll from the first of An go ft last ap to the preeenttime, and is now thick, black and strongsoft and pleasant to the touch . whereas, before it was harsh an wiry. What little there was of it, and that little was disappearing very rapidly. 1 (till nsa yout Restorative about twic a week, and shall soon hav. a good and perfect crop of hair, how I have read of these things and who hasnotf but hav never eea hitherto any casein which any person's hair wasraslly bcaellteH try any of th hair tonic. Ac. of tb day. and it really srrea m plcwrrato record the result oi my Ixperienoe. 1 have recommended your preparation to others; t already has alargeand general sale throughout the -territory,. The people here saw it effect and have confidenela it Th upply y u sent us. a wholesale agents fo th Territory, i nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are made foi it. Yoi deserve credit lor your discovery . I for one return yon thank for th benefit it has done me, for I certaialy had dld ..Uoagago of eve K.og Dr iS, fi." .gentleman of considerable afluene. and unlv.nally beloved. Copy) WM. DER. Bbookftkld. Jan. 12, 1855. Paor. WoorM-Dear Slri Having mad. trial of your Hail ni...tve it gives me pleasure to say that its ellect ha beea faMlUut in removing-, iuti.mation. o.ndrnff and a constant tendency to itching, with which I have been troubled from my childhood and har. also restored my hair, which was becoming rray to itioriginal color. 1 have ud a other article, with anythiaglikathesaine pleasure aad profit. " auyi" -a yours, truly. . i, K. BRAGG. sYAT Prepared aad sold wholesale and retail at 114 Market street, St. LnOls, Mo., and at 695 Broadway. New York, wher also all the most popular patent medieines are for sale, wholesale or retail, as In wand on as favorable terms a thy ean b bought at any other hone. emruirv tat- rot sal at manufacturer's prlees by HALtwa STODDARD aad all tb prlBipal droUUTiwhtit. ay 1