Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 150, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 October 1855 — Page 3

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,;(ÖWe thank the Firemen arl Wa shington House for a large and - beautifully iced c&e sent us yesterday morning, as a kind remembrance that although absent from the Ball and Supper we had not been forgotten. CÖ7 A communication from "W. K.". will appear on Monday.., It was handed in too late for publication to-day. '

(jt7 Maj. W. P. Whitle has been appointed ' Chief Engineer on the Ohio and Mississippi llailroad. He had been Resident Engineer the i , . last three years. ' ?. - '

V -1 A nur Arrrt.rt Tioilir Tinrwr Vina itAArt started at Louisville called Abend Leitug or " Evening Advertiser. It is opposed to Know Nothingism and Jesuitism. ' " . 0 The speech of Hon. Archy Dixon, as published in a city paper, is by no means the

. - f fipcech; delivered by him, and which ; it pre

' tends to bei So we are informed by a cilizen

of Henderson. We may have something to

ay about Mr. Dixon's course Monday. mi .-. : -

(ÖrThe Soiree and Supper of the Firemen ... t t Crescent Hall, was largely attended. There "Was indeed, as we learn, a tremendous crowd

'-. present. The Firemen and Gun Squad at

tended in their uniforms. All enjoj'ed them , themselves apparently very much; as evidence x this, they did not separate till 3 o'clock in

, ' the morning. The supper was served up at

r the Washington House. , V . ' ,

. , , . ÄIVER itexs. ....... r ,. ';r-ICapt. Geo. Barter's fiae steamer St, " "Clair will bo here to-morrow morning for Cin innati. , .Those going up will find her an ex . cellentboat in every particular. ,'-".

I ., i. The fine and fast packet Itainb-iw will

.-. le here this morning for Henderson and Louis

.!. Ville. 1 Look out for her. She connects with

o wO-morro w morning's Cincinnati packet ' ' The good packet Wm. Garvin comes ' r- down to-morrow, and after a few hours stoppage, -' will start on her return trip up the river. 1 lr..il - The Fanny Bullitt was advertised to "Cleave Louisville for New Orleans last evening. When we say a boat is advertised to leave a ;V certain port at a certain time, we do not mean '."I to say she certainly will leave. The Fanny lit may be expected to-day or to-morrow. The S. F. J. Trabue was herefrom : Lonisville-eslierday bouad South, with a light - load. She took on a little more freight here. - The splendid David White was re painted and put in fine condition while laid up. She will be at : Evansville to-morrow bound for the South. Capt. McGill, a popular and xcellent officer, is in command, with Willy Mitchell, of this city, in the office. Mr. Mitchell t .- will give his personal attention to every person . and article shipped on the David White here We hope she may find some freight and a few

passengers here. Her accommodations are of the first class. - . t.-.-. . . , The ' steamer Sultan has been sold to Captain McCloy, of St. Louis, for $24,000. She will hereafter ply in the Missouri river. The Cincinnati Commercial says the Inrush of breadstuff east this season by river as ,;;far as Wheeling and Pittsburgh is unparalleled. , Every boat passing above Cincinnati is freighted witJi breadstuffs bound for the Eastern mar--"kct&v ?-..-. .;v- i The Oceana on nor recent upward trip . Jrpm New Orleans for St Louis, had some yellow fever on board. A cabin passenger named Geo. West, from New York, and a fireman - died, Mr. Leonard, clerk, and Captain Bürdöauj Jboth had a 6light attack. :, " TIiC J- S. Pringle, Sultana, Alma, Gip Ibqj, John Bell, Caledonia and D. A. Givent had ttheir bills, up to leave Cincinnati evening be fore last for St Louis and some of them may be expected along to-day. The Magnolia was advertised to leave the same evening for Nash . Tille and the Hickm an for Memphis. :&TtU More Bia Cobs. Mr. 0. S. Sher- : wood, of Knight Township, Thursday brought 'us in some of the largest ana finest specimens Tf whi4 uti yellow corn we ever saw. One of the yellow was, thirteen inches long well 'formed and of .excellent grain-. Two ears of1 the white were respectively fourteen and thir4ecn and a half inches long. ' These specimens, ith corn from Scott and Armstrong townships, and Kentuckyt can be seen in our sanc'tum. They are certainly big enough to be : seen anywhere. We shall have to soon prov vide a crib if our stock of corn continues increasing; Wo hope to see some fine speciincfts'kt the County Agricultural Fair Saturday, Oct iSth. - 1 - i " . muchximi nRKKi ciiiinx. N assortment of very desirable Mourning Dress Goods for sale at ap2t HVGUES' .r ,v PRESEUVnG SEGA It. dJgTl BOXES choice White' ftavana Sugar, forsalefcy , UVF pH S. E. ILBERT Si CO.. Syest. JESX RECEIVED! , t, Lbs Brass Kettles, assorted sites. 16 dot. Cal Shovels, , f ' " 5. " Moulders de -J Boring Uchines. S . Post Autors. 4 " Apple Pearars.i , " - OironlarSaws, from to40 insb. . i'j-. BABOOCK BRO. isopo ruf HK.MP 6BKD. A FRKSO supply of hemp seed, justreerlrsd and for sale um. ay op II T. GRANT A CO. v. - r poCKET BOOK LOST. - , .r. ' , Ä ' RED pocket book was lost a couple weeeke. aga oa the I jaV' Mount Vernon reed, somewhere near tbiseity. Jteoa- , Sained ia moaev, and some notes. The finder will pleaaa return it so Mr. Marten's, oath foad.or to this office. ep7-lt . ! ' : , DENT18TR . . Dr. 'J. Flatyer, Dentlai. - HAVINO parmaaert'ly, located ia Evansville, respectfully o et his , professional service to theeftiteas of Etsntrille and vicinity. Allepetktione nertaininc to the taath narformed iu , tna 3J-ii' approved manner. . .... . .... ' "ißerni r:flJsaceSeti(lrlritt'BtiL'etit. spl t

EEPOBTiD? e!pESSLY TOE THE JOUEITAL

"", , " v ! New York, Oct. 5. i , The North Star äVrived to-day from Liverpool. Crops of France1 and Germany very short. Consols 90. - - :'. ''' :' , BALTtMOBE, Oct 5. ne ws south of Savannah. , The Russian Minister at Washington waited on Lieut. Maury yesterday and prcsciited' him with an autograph of the Grand : Duke of Constantino, complimenting him on his eminent labor in the cause of navigatiori - ; - New York, Oct. 5. Flour advanced 12c. Sales of 15,000 bbLs. at $8 to 8 62 for State,, and $8 75 for S u hern. Whert fiiro. Sales of 40,000 bushels. Corn firm. Sales 55,000 bushels at 88c. Pork and Beef firm. Sales of 500 bbls, Whisky at 41g42c.:-; fy': . . . ; CiscissATr, Oct 5. "Flour in fair demand. Sales of 780bbls. at $G GO. Wheat better. . Sales of 1000 bushels prime red $1 35;, White $1 20 Pork--Mess $20. "Whisky unsettled. Groceries unchanged. 7 - . PlTTSBCEOH, Oct 5. ; ; Five feet four inches water in the channel and falling. , 7 : .'. , ... - - - The Corn . Crop. We met with quite "a large number of people yesterday from various parts of the country, to whom we repeated the question: "How is the corn crop, is it out of the way of frost?" . - . With the exception of one answer from the I central part of this State, on information from the crops in the northern counties, th answer was that the parties had never seen so many acres in corn, nor a year wnen tne promise was so good for a large acreable yield, and that the glorious corn ripening weather of the last fortnight had put nearly the whole crop be yond the reach of serious damage by frost un less it falls upon it to-night,' (Sept" 29,) of which there is a little indication, as the weath er has been ' quite cool through the day, and now at y o'clock, is very clear and still, and cold enough td make thick woolen coats comfortable while walking the streets. We expect that there will be a slicrht frost above the Highlands. An intelligent friend from the center of the State thinks that the corn would be injured one fourth by a hard frost to-nisrht in all the central and north part of the State From Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky, our information is lull . that . the corn crop -is safe, and by far tho heaviest ever grown in the West. In this vicinity we are assured that unless a killing frost comes unprecedentedly early the crop is safe. upon tne whole, we thmK we are sale in saying the country at large is already assured of one of the most extensive crops of Indian corn ever grown m the United atatcs, N. Y. Tribune. , WKSVERN FEUD & AGKIO LTU R A L WARB-HOUSB MA.MIFACTUKKHSand Dealers in all kinds of Farm aad ( ImrH . n f mnlamAnta. Mowinv Raanlna&nd T h r..i ma nHui&M. r ii'ia Ma uimm oaeu. icw. avO.. aio main street opposite BanKot LreuisTUle, LonttTtUS, h.f. aepio-iyw J. HYDE'S MARBLE YARD, cOKirn bccond and tihk htheit, kvanstillb, iwit, HK nndersianed would respectfully anuoua.ee to the eltii xens cT EeansTille and the public generally, that he has purcnasea tne entire stooa or Jo. I Vermont aiaroieei air. Humphrey, and is fully prepared to fill all orders for Monu ments, Tombs, Obelisks. Head and Foot atones, of the best workmanship and the finest material. Those wishinc to erect suitable Monuments to their deceased friends, would do well to give him a call. All ordcrsprompuy attended to. octzt-ti , J. mi UK. 6 VERT Una Child's Cabs, just ree.d at -mf2l COOK.S Family Grocery. nil I.4IVIC. f sfi Cnses Hahdsome styled Muslin da Laines. anU 10 " Oaabtneret. ReceiTcd this day, and for sale by AS. LOW A CO, augoi oaw si fiBniinn.. LiuuisTiue, A.y. WIN MOW SASIf. WrEhaTs rseeiTtd a consignment of Window Sash, ofdifV ferent dimensions commonly uici, will sell lo TEN NEY & SORENSÖV. eepiztr BALES extra hsiVy Gnnnieson consignment, and for sale low by ep!5tf JOHN BURTIS. JUST AKKIVEDI THE LITTLE MA H WITH A BIG ' STOCK OP Full und AVinter 01011x1118: and FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, HOOTS AND SHOES, . - A KD every thing belonging to a gentleman's dress and comfort all ot which I wilisell lower than arer, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at the Western StarUothing Store, nnder PaTilion Hotel, - N. Bi Clothing made to order with ncstne and disrateh. eplS ANTHONY LOBENST1NB. TWENtV-FIVE Boes Cheese,t Cask Bay Rutn . I'O Boxes Assorted Window Olass. Jut receifed and fdi ehy ep!7 TBSNEY t SOREN80N. SSUKA.NCK AGfcSt'S CERTIFICATE OF AÜ THORITY. STATE OF INDIANA:; ; ; . AonrtoB or 8tatc' OrncK. WHERE AS. The State Mutual Fire and Marine 1 Co of Pennejlvania.has:filed in thitmce.asw. mentof Its condition, on the 1st of July, 1845. th. act orporatioa and amendment, nrooerlv certified t 1NDIAH APOblS, 18th, l5o. Insurance sworn sta teutaf ita in. amendmenta. nrooerlv certified to. and its written f.. , - ---""-"'"5 im agenie tan autnonsing them fullv, tv,trftiif wackunled5a ictTie of process in ths event of euite, ' Now. therefore, in pursnaneeof the reantremenU of ' As act to amend an act, entitled an act for the incorporation of Insurance Compaaiea, 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. Hiram fi.Toibert, Auditor bf tfch State of Indian, do herebv certify that Jere miah Behm. of Kvausville. as the Axent ef said Company, is authorixed to trarsaettbe businss of insurance, as tbs Agent of the said State Mutual Fire and Mlrine Insurance Company, of Pennsylvan'a. in the State, up to Deeember 31st. f$5o. to tne extent tnat ire may be oommissionsd and appointed by the said Com pan v. . , In Witness Whereof, t have hereto subscribed my name, and caused the tsal ol my office to be affixed, this ISth day of July, i, ibod. . iseaij a. . ialduit, . . . state Auditor, seplt lm, - ; ' y r ; pol T. G. Palmer. CITY ailEESJFEOEH. . . C1TTY MILLS FLOCR sold at Mills at 0 Wholesale J 2.1 Retail. WH EAT I paid for wheat. lepgltn I.N.ROSS. . HIAKG YOIJH OWH 1ITJTXER. A GOOD COW with a young calf, for sale, enquire of op26. - . J, W. & 8. VICKERY. . FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES! At tho . , OLD ROCHESTER NURFERIES, ? fgnHERE are nnder culture over three handled acres of be every description of hardy Tries. Sukcbs. Plauts. Ate. etc., suitable lor utility or ornament. Rare or new Items are imported from enr Enrepean correspondents whea required. aTsT All trues packed 1b the best manner for short or dis thnt transportation. sTaT All orders leftwith Z. H.Cook. Evsnsville will reaivepromptattention. AM'L MOCLSON. Prop'r. )itice6 Front st.:. Roehesfr. N. Y. - . y28-dsw mTtiW RIO COFFEE. 75 Baca jnst received aad for le by s. a. uilhkkt & CO ep7 Sycamore near Water, New Fall and Winter DRY G 00 D S WÜSf Received by ths Subscriber a vey choice stock of a ran aad w inter fry uooos to wnion ne mvires tneattaatioa of purchasera. Ue is XKrmined to sell very low, to to K out lor bargains, ana can at . .. . VIIUAM HUGHES'. epM-lm , . , . ' ' Dry Goods stors, o6aer itaia si. , Hals and Capt. , a . . VEty annarioT assortment of the most fashlelnhble ia tint, i ; ifln Aad Oapa for Gentlemen and boye, for sale low at MtUMta i cor gain ano secono ... Rl CE. A Vkry Äotce article, for sale by ' ; S.K. GILBERT t fO.ri pW .",; i- - tjyeamore near Water. ALSÖVS HAND. 8 Dor, Apple Part, foftirsy epTtf -.' 'i.A'B.mtisxv.

WHOLESALE! DHI GOODS.

WE have bow ' hand one of the most complete and deairsbls stocks of sverythiag in th DRY GOODS Una to be fouad in tin Western Market, which we offer (a all cash or prompt lim buyer at remarkably low rates. Our toads hare been selected with great ear, an I in quality, style and price, we are willing to duplicate the hills of any regular house we-t of the mountains. Qurttook consists in part of the following artieli-ei Brown and bleached mislins, sloths, easaimeres, satinetts, prints, linseys. linings, silks, satins, surges. velvets, vesting, carpets, cashmeres. Coburgs, alpacas, de laines, hau, saps, bonnets, ribbons, umbrellas, seamless bigs, shawls, satchels. Arc.. Ac. ... Together with a large assortment of Notions of all kinds, from a Yankee clock t a cambric needla. Also a large stock of .. f . TLL.nADE CLOTIIf HU, . j rot np expressly for snr own trade, and to give satire satisjf actio. Giro us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we t tor selling them. Johnson frisch. Aula iwKb, .u vwc vv.. ovun u.um. ep2S EVt4ilrrille. Ind. RECEIVED per steamer Prairie City. SO Matts Oawia; 4 Oases R. W. Box Matches; ' ' 4 do Psper do " do British Lustre, K. 1; ' - 1 do Best quality Indigo; ' 1 Bag best Xutmegs: 20 Boxes double refined SaleratusMn I & fafets 4 do Imported Csstila Soap; ' 20 do Soda Saleratus in 1 lb papers; ' 40 do 80 dos. Prims Mustard; ' 4 Cases 23 do English Mustard in y t jars; - 1 Bbl CIot. s; 2 do MadJer; Bags Pepper; ' n 4 do-Alspiee; - ' - ' .' .1 B-1 Race Ginger; 6 Kegs Saltpetre; 2 Cues 40 gross Goodwin's Tobaec'; " ." ' ' , 1 m 60 Boxes Transparent Soap; lo Groat liair Oil for sale at reduced nriees br i. c u. UEiJia.. A DOZEN Eggs, esnraued kams and sweet potatoes in -ar store and for sale bj ep24 J. W. T. VIOKERT. PUOPOSALS ... : Whh be reeeired by the City Clef er Michael Men tier, until Monday next, for the paTin of the Alley running parallel with Main and Sycamore streets. betWeehSeoond and Third, with good stone at least 8 inches thick, . nd to be covered with grafel, said work including the tone to be paid for in city orders. . sp27-4t WELL W. WALKER. Cleft. COBPOIUTION KOTICE. i ORDERED that the owners of tots fronting the West side of Sixth street, between Main and Sycamore, cauee a brick side walk tobe laid along the frontof said lots between said Main and Sycamore streets, within ten days after the Sublication of tbif order, and in default thereof the Marshal is ireetad to da said work, a id the costs accruing thereby will be assessed to. and collected by sale of said lots or so much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs. By order of the Council. sepiT-10t WELL H. WALKER Clerk. LARD. LARD. 0 BBLS Prime Lard reeeiTed and for sale by O ep24 . - J.W. A 3. YIOKERY. ' - 8HOWER BATH8 A!"D ICR CHESTS. IT nOZ N'o.land2 Ice Chests: JL y. dos Shower-Baths; received and for sale by ay7 ORR, DALZELL k CO. S API D ECD per rt earner Fanny Ferft JLnv 20 boxes German soap m 31b bars! - . .. - 15 do do do Mi do; 25 do No. 1 Palm Soap; V4 lb bars; ... -14 do . do do do V lb do; For sal by angl I. ft D. HEIMANNV .pi LASS JARS. SO dot. one and two gallons each Squat aadtall. i or sals .y - ö. B. uilbssi b cm S. E. aug3l tf sycamore. near Water. TOIIACCO. ; 15 BOXES assorted Brands. In store and for sale by aeplZtf TKK11 dt SUKKASUK . FANCY WORK AND SCHOOL BASKETS. Sdoxen large sito work baskets. medium else fancy basket. 10" school baskots; just received at may 12 COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. LOT oT fresh Meal just r-'d and for sale at j9 T. BACON & CO. 'S Family Grocery. TECE1VED this day. It 30 bxs Cheese. W. R and English Dairy: suo Kegs v heeling anus; 10 bxs Lemons, in fine order, nvg TEWNEY & SORENSON. OR4NGKS AND I.KMOA8. 1 f BOXES fresh Oranges; X v 10 do ' e Leasona; jeS just ree.d aad for sale by PRESToN EROS. FKAXIIEll UÜT1NC IIUVSIIES. SMALL lot jus opened vf thesa vary desirable dusters JTm. torxuraienre, murcnants' ase, etc., at joJ CHA3. S. WELLS, new Hardware Store S. F.FEOUlt. dfi 00D Superfine Flour 12 bbls, 10 sc xx do do; received and for sale bv - W. A S. VICKERY. je25 f Kegs Wheeling and Pittsburgh Nails and Spikes LP ß W received and forsaiebjr lay 14 ... J SAXbbb UKS. 10,000 BUSHELS "WMEA WASTED! fl. OR which the market price in cash will be paid oa daJL Uvery at Mitchell's Warehouse, on the Canal, by dOHN 8. MITCHELL, or sep9-dwiw WM. RE1LLY. DE LAINES. 6 I13ASBS M sella 4a Lain, ree'd this day and for sale by axaF JAMES LOW tc 00.. aerzü-dAW 418 Main St.. Louisville, Ky. ' : fcUNlUllES. 9)f CARTOONS jaooaett Eigine; and Inserting; handmm V " some styles. lo eartofs u aoonett nanas; 10 do De Ben Trimm n: ree'd this day and for saleby JAS. LOW A CO., . sep2-dAw - 418 Hain at.. Lenteviue. Ky. F LOCH. -73 sacks of S. F. store and for sale by ag2s Floor of various brands ia J. W. b 8. VICKERY. OH OASES satin, silk, soft strav and gimp bonaett), KfitXW ceired and for sale by J. 11. MAUBEE A Co., sepoti . ;1 .vinsviue, lao. 8 AVK YOVR BOLES AND M ON KY TOO " IFyou want Ladiss, Misses, or Children'sshoes, go to EMBIOH'S Dry Good Store on Maia street three doors be low Second. Ue is now in rseeipt of a fine assortment, and et is said he keeps the best in to-rn. and tells them at the lowist rates. Call and see. no etiarge for showing them. epHtf SEAMLESS SACKSs ÖOOÖfcr2. If an d S bushel saoks. ree'd thlsdav and saleby JAS. LOW & CO., scpo daw em wain St., Louisville, Ky. PHINTS. rZ CASES latest stylet fancy prints. received this day LOW A CO.. Louisville. Ky. rruo lor salt oy Aa. Sep29-dAW 418 Main St., PICKED SPANISH MOSH. TATk BALF.Sof superior quality, for sale by the bale or BV .r less quantity, by S. K. GILBERT A C CO. m29 Sycamore et., aear Water. I ST KECEIVKD ... oJP l bbl choice Goldea 8yrun: 1 bl.l No. 2 Mackerel, iuateaneht: tOO lbs Codfish do do; at V ' . . T. BACON A CO. 8, PM . Maia St., betw. First and Second, CODFISH. I drum for sale by S. E. GILBERT & CO., aglS 8ysamore street Bear nater. HOPKINS & HEAD. WE are opening a ehoiee stock of Embroideries, Gloves, Trii min si, PrinU, nnd Fine Drees Goods, Also the finest stock of Carpets. Oil Cloths. Rugs and Window Shades, ever offered in this city, all at low bargains for cash. tepT aim. TEA ! TEA!! ALsrge Assortment of Tone, of the best grades, for family ns. just ree'd from New York, and for eale low by . Beplz tf TENNEY A 8ÜRENSÖN. WETS. - ' '. aOILBERTS Brasil Walnuts. Sioily, iTarseilles. and A. Ivioi Ivioa Almoads. lust reeetved bv sepia tf ft SORENSON. BROWN DRILLS. BALES brown drills, ree'd this day -and for 'sale by J AS LOW A CO., 418 Main St., Loaisyii a. Ky. 2S ep22 SATIN ETTS. eV OASES clouded Satinetts; M do Mach 0f a " 5 - I ep20 ribbed ' do assorted colors; . blue do browa 'do drab " do; ree'd this eay and for sale by - - , , , JAS. LOW & CO.. ' - 418 Main St., Louisville, Ky. ZZ9 Bbls. Kanawa Salt, for sxls on commission, by augSltf T. BACON A CO.. Malast. IARBLE AT AUCTION. afaN the first dsyef October next, at 10 o'clock. I will sell a lot at marble ia slake, suitable for grave stoaoe. Sale witbowt ceserva to ths highest bidder, piltf JOHN S. MITCHELL. COTTON BATTlArO. Reosdwed per steaaner Grand Turk: 23 bales No. by v24 - 1 Batting; ' : i 23 bis Na. Batting; for sale - - I. A D; HElMANN. ., HEFINED SC A KS. :' BARRELS St Leu Is Loaf, erushed aad powdered. 25 epl7 for sale hy S. E. GILBERT At CO., Sycamore near Water. BOOTS etc SHOES. THE Subscribers; have aow oa hand the largest and mast complete assortment of Boots and Shoes sver brought to this city, consisting of Msn's Coarse end Fiae work, Ladiss aad Misses Shoes and Gaiters, Boys and Yosth's Boots. Shoes and slippers. fl'IS COSFBCTiOS ERS. HOT Kl. KEEPERS. AXD FAMILIES, A RE Invited to exaarnsVar'niewrtmoat of Sonerlor Extracu of ITanirla, Laanaa. Rosa. Nactarlns. Bitter Atmend, nnd Cinnamon, tor flavoring custards,- blaas aunge, jelliee, iee cream, aaasss'Sta, foe sate r i. r- , ey22. - - TENNBY SORENSON. ' MTä 1k,BÖ"3friS sssVtd emälitias. Tor sals very low bv 4LUr..l' v m , 8. S. GILBERT COS.4t.sft.

' AUCTION SAHES.

DEM K A II LR KEÜIDEN t'E ON FOCKTH STREET FOR HAI.K i WE o'er fersale at a bargain aeemfortahla Cottage Rasldance, Wn good out-houses and eistera, and in a good neighborhood. For paiticolars enquire of ' SW EET LEONARD, 1 Auctioneers and General Agents. , LBOSABD. L. uweet . CRKSCKXT ACCTIOW ROOMS, Oi'FOSlTC TUB KKW CDU ET HOUSE. GENERAL AUCTIONKÜR3 & REAL ESTATE BROKERS, W9ESPECTFULLY tender their serrlces to the eitisens ot B Bv kraaSTille and turroundinff countrr. for the sale of Keal and Personal Property, as Houses and Lou. Fjmiture. Dry Goods, Hardware, Urcceries. etc. etc.; also particular sttentien paid tu all out door sales of erery description on reasonable and satisfactory terms. We shall do exclusively a Com mission Business, ana not navmg any gooasoi our own to place in competition witn consignors. Dotn tne ouyer ana seuer wili. hare a fair and legitimate market. Ws will devote our whole time to the Auction and Commission bnsinesa, and our frisnds and customers may rest adeured that we will spare no snorts to please them. With prudenceand attention to business wehope to merit the confidence of nil those who entrust their business lo our care. RSFBRHNCES P. G. O'Rilbt & rio., Evansville. - , . Duvai.l. Also & Co., Memphis, Team. Wm. Park At Co., do do. James Boyd, do . - do. - R. B. Stkkh, New Orleans. Lewis Ssapp, do. Miles K, Folk.es, Vicksborg, Miss. Wm. McRab. do do. ' Lockwoou Sc Bnos , Cincinnati, Ohla. - , Kei.loo dt Foot, do do. T.' ...... r. U .1 . O . T I. JI Regn?ar sale days Tuesdays, . Thüirsdays and Saturdays, at IU a'eloca. and every evening dorm tne season, commencing at early realign. ap5 LEONARD. Auctioneers. DAMlBl WOOLSET BIBAM WBL80S ' AUCTION llOOiTlS, Old Court House, Corner ef Mnin and Third streets, immediately opposite the Washington Hotel. HAVING leased for a term of years and Btted np the above well kaawa stand, we are now prepared to receive for sale at auction or private sale, all kinds of goods, wares and merchandise; household furniture, horses, buggies, etc. etc. . Ossh advances made on consignments when required. Regular sale every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, eomnieacingat 9 o'clock. A, M. Also Tuesday, Wedaceday nd Friday nights, at early gae light. Oft-doorsIea and sales of real estate promptly atteeded to. We ate weekly fieelftng, and have now on hand a large ndseeral assortmentof FURNITURE, consisting of slat. piadls and bannister backs, scroll and scollop tops, rim back office. French, Jenny Lind, and Bustle wood seat Ohairs; mahogany and rose Wood sofa eeat Chairs; Elisabeth Chairs) spring scat arm rockers, sofas, sociables, centre !afd, dining and breakfast tables; lieht and wash stands, tonnt, mirrors: One common and muses' bedsteads, mat trasses, tin ahd wire safes, etc., which ws will sell at Cin einnati nneee. t We have alo oa hand a great variety of actions, jewelry, violins, aceordeons. poeket cutlery, guaa, pistols whips, etc., etc., which We Will ecu at reduced prices for cash, wholesale or retail. vv UULSKX s tLSU mji Anct's WHOLESALE DRY COUIIS. J. 8. J AQU ESS & CO., 'i t " SrCflKSSOBS to -' ' - MERHITT, FIELÖ 4: CO., . FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. THE andcrslgned are now in receti t ef the largest and most desirable stock of Dry Goods. Hate. Caps. Boots and Shoes, ever offered to the trade in this city. Onr stock has bea- selected bv one of our firm (who has had Iocs expe rience in the Western trade.) with an eye solely to the Wsnts of the nountry, and having purchased tne most of our goö'ds from th. manufacturers' scents .in all tne eastern markets. snables ns to offer them to buyers for cash, trade, or prompt ray, lower than sney can be porcnasea in sc. Leuis, ana on equally as good terms as can be had ia Cincinnati or Louis villa. Our stock consists in part of . DUT GOODS, , , , " cloths, eassimsres. satinetts, tweeds and jeans of all styles and colors, white, red, yellow end green wool flannels, plaid linseys, blankets, shawls, apron checks, shirtingstripes, ticking, bleached, brown and blua drilling, denims brown sheet ing, bleached muslin, black and colored cambric orasn.biaeK and fanev alnaoa. lustree. eobunrs and merinos, de laines, ainshams. jaconet, wbitc muslins, cheek eembrio. Irish linen and prints of the most desirable And beautiful styles brought W est this season. NOTIONS. Lines, eotton and silk laces, edgings and insertions, silk and eotton velvet ribbons, bonnet and can ribbons, combs. buttons, hosiery, glovee, thread, et'k, linen aad oottoa haadKereniere and cravats, tana and rinnons. suspenders, wool nn der shirts and drawers, comforters, table cloths and eovers, needles, port monnaies, pencils, pen holders, pens, brushes. hooks and eyes, hair pins, thimbles, purses, umbrellas, e. HATS dk CAPS. Silk, fur, soft and naped, black and whits habt,-white aad black wool hats, kossuth, buena vista, wide awake, washington. Hungarian, warrior ano saaw notning nats. oiau graues and styles. Men. boy and children's sax ana woolen piusn, cloth, velvet and glazed caps. . BOOTS a SHOES. Men's andboys kip. calf and stoga boots, youth and child's Kip ana sau oots, laaies. misses ana enua s xip. can, goat, anammel.d and natent leather shoes, buskins, bootees, si in pers. As., men's, boy's and youth's lined aadnnlinedkipand can brogans. ladies ana gents rub Der snoes. so. epia-dmo oaw o. A.yuaao o. vv FC OASES Umbrellas, reoeived and foi sale by " - sepfitf J. H. MAGHEB Si 00. T'All. 50 b Is large slis Wilmington for sale bv 1 actlt - GEO. FOSTER CO. Dty Goods, Hata Caps, Boots V Snoes. .ÖL MORGAN, KEEN A PRESTON, Are new ia reeeint of a verv larte and choice assortment of Dry Goods, suitable for Fallend Winter trade, embraoina- Woolen. Cotton. Silk aad Linea Staple and fancy goods of every grade and description data, Caps, Boots, Shoes. Ac, all of which we oiler to the trade at low prices. To all cash customers, particularly, ws solicit a oalland examination of onr goods and prices, promsing tnem unususi inducements. epinr CORK KXIVES. FRESH supply of corn knilret just reoeived and for aal 7V ny - opai .- a . uaii a a tiu TEW ORI.EAN8 feCO VR -2S hhds. fair to ehoiee, lt( for sale by S. E. GILBERT A CO. , p21 Sycamore aear Water,' BOOTS AND SHOES. THE subscribers have on hand a large supply of , Ladiea Gaiter BooU. do marocco and K lu unsxins, do do - - t. ; i do Poins Tris, do - do do filippers, . Mines' Boots. Buskins and Slippers. -- Children's do do io.. Gents' fine andeearse Booh? and Shoes. Also, a fine artiole of Patent Leather Boots. We are eloainr out onr Spring Stock at low prlees, - Call early or they will be gone. HENDRICKS A MoBBA, NEW MACKKREL, 1855. : ' TUST received, a lot of new Maekerd, ia bbls, qr bbls d ti kitts, lor sale at reauccaratea oy eplS M. W. FOSTER. . POltK AMD LAUD. . , : - AfhiArb. lbs Mess Pork, lUUHao Ss Leaf Lard, received per steamer Fenny Fern at ep24 COOK'S Family Grocery. M sfm dTk lbs extra Cream Cheese, ree'd thieday at atVfvr ep24 COOK'S Family Grocery.' WARBANTEP IMPORTED CIGAKS. nrff Fiitaro; lono Onerast aeUUU sum Recreative; . 10U0 E Pluribus TJnum 500 Wanderina Jew. äUO La Eleceion; just received at epl COOK'S Family Qroeery. NEW FISH ! WE W FISH! I BBL new Mackerel; 1 do do Shadi v ) , ; t do do Salmon; 1 do do Whitehsh; 600 lbs new Codfish, extra at p24 COOK'8 Family Qreeory. SIEK IEEESIOM. sf 1 Afm PIECES Silk IUnsioni. rseeived this day and for A V V tale by J A3. LOW Si CO. ep25 418 Main St.. Louisville-, h-y. WE are always well supplied with Poseyville Canal Mills, aad other rood brands of superfine flour, which we deliver to purchaaera freeoj charga. 0pX4 J . tt . o . . iv iv n n I . CHECKS. 8 CASKS Caledonia Ohscks, ree'd this day and for sate by J A3. LOW A CO.. SCPO daW TI"J''P "V. , ligMITTIII., CORN MILLS. THE best Corn Mills now ia use can be procured by callins at ths Agricultural Wal house kept by WeplUtl v, n . o. vt. CASSI jTIEKE I CASE sf fins steel mixsdCaasitaere 1 do do browa do ree'd this davaad for sale by jAHta luvv st uu.. '418 Main St.. Louisville, Ky. cpis LIFTY Its Cooking Butter, jnst reooived aad for sals at 12H seats t. bj apl3 tf. HOS. BACON A CO , Maia street. PORK AND LAUD, -m f R Prime Leaf Lard; ' . M.ßßxß 1Ü0O lbs Mess Pork, received per steamer James Parka, at ep!3 COOKS' Family Grocery. JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK. BRIMSTONE, Sulphur, Copperas, Indigo, Saltpetre. Venetian Red. Sal Soda, Liquorice, Chalk, Whiting, Varnish. Tanner's Oil, Putty, Ac. , ,p!3 tf r. TENNEY A SORENSON.SPICES. TbF PPER Pimento. Cinnamon, Nutmegs, for sals by tbs A bag or ia lota to suit purchaser, ny olitf TENNEY A SORENSON MOSIN. -m mTt BBLS . for sals low by JLäPiP seplO. 8. E. GILBERT, Sye aear Water. BLANKETS. PAIRS eaeh 10 It lli Whitaey Blaaksts; 9000 do Blue Blankets assorted eueli ties: 14Ö 600 do Grsy do received this day and for aals by .AB. 1WtT W.. ' ' - 418 Main St.. Lonisvflle. Ky daNE box extra Haveaa Sngarfor Preserving, just reoeived lj at natg3i tij t. gjwifi tt o.s. piain st, -S)H Bills Hue Cider Yiaecar, just roeelvoda MBM togio u uow.i w. .wann. ' REFINED WHITE SEGAU. A I JTW EhJs left sf sholoo quaJity. for sals bV epia , , . .LBRTc6..yfj.

EDUCATION, c&C.

T PRINCETON VKMALK HIUH SCHOOL.. lih. first annaal session of this Institution will be opened on Mswday, the 3L of September. 185S. A conrenient building will be erected during the summer, sad prepared to accommodate pupils, soon after tho sessioa opene. It will be fitted np in a neat and comfortabiestyle, and supplied with a good set of philosophical and chemical apparatua. A Preparatory Pepaftmeat will be connected with the school, though ia a separat room, into which hoys nadsr twelve years of age will bo admitted. . .- The Principal haa-aaeTe arrangements-with good families, to board pupils from a distsam. terms rn nsSfea or sirs moeths:" ' Boarding, Lights and Fuel. Tuition, Senior Clsss....... 50 00 20 00 1 00 10 00 7 SO 20 00 10 00 .,00 Preparatory, Second Clans. First Class. Masie. withnse of Piatsn '... 11 Paiatingand Drawing., Embroidery.; nit .rn T .n ... . -u r .......... .... iow Payments strictly in" adVaaea, except by speefal arraaaomeats with the Principal'. a, . . . Principal: HEHBT T, MORTON. Assistants: Mrs. M. W. Paxtihi , Mrs-. M. y. MoBTOM. jy2 18 00 QUEEH CITY SCALE WORKS. - , WM. HDDDART, No. 6 Columbiastraet. bet.. Mala and Walnut. (Siawiaaati. o. ata aow maanfaetntlnE Railroad. lot. Hav. Stock or TmI. FIoav nd 'IhtThrm S -raits of ail si tea: also Drug I Sc st an Bansr Scafes, brass sad iron lams; Connce Scai-w, Ae., &c, which wazirsutf of sunerior workmanshioaad I i um, imln 1 1 li f ü would call particular at'saaaaaa;3av tentibU'tO'my Iron Lever Bay and Stock 8 sale. All communications promptly attended to agio-ti PIANO FOB SALE. A first rat-', second band piano. Ia com biete order, end w ir ranted to h a first rata n instrument, ia of. ered for sae eneap, iff anil i1 ration be made inmedi.telv. It a a hi in at Mr. Heib'e store, ea Main St., between First a d Seeo' d street next door to Gumbert t Gottlieb's Clothing nore. . . . , . , swia-2w - DK. F. D. MiELLER, OP PHILADELPHIA".; WWTHO graduated ia Germany and Franse, aaJ eaa sjlve states, offers his services to the eitlaea of Kvaasviila and vicinity aa a Physician. He will fay particular attention! to rnMIkUik vVdJl LAIH ia. Dr. Moeller invitee those persons afflleted with disease to call and see him. Anybody troutled with Chronic diseases, such as Infiamatioa ol the Kidney. Urethra. Inflammatory Rheumatism, Diseaeea of the Bladder, and Syphilis, will be cured in the shortest time. Nocharxe for the first visit. Office, oorner of Sycamora and Third sta. Office hours from 7 A. M. till evening. , , r , , - REFERENCES. Thos. Mutter Prof.. ef Sorcery; 8am"l Jackson. Prof, of Theory and Practise! , 0. D. Meigs. Prof, of Midwifery; .- : . 1.5. FHILAOaXMlA.. ' O. R. Oilman, Prof, of MIdwiferv; Jos. M. Smith. Prof, at Theory and Practica: ' H. D. Bulkly. M.D. - Niw Yorxt HosriTAi.. Thos. Hun.M D.. Albany, N. Y. Mason F. Cogswell. M. D.. Prof. Materia Mediea. Albany, j. N.Y.-- - ..... a ,' ; agtll-tf w i.E.e. MJ S cases 4 4 Bl ay's assorted qualities; - do"da-do very fine; ' -- s 5 ds Farmers' Drills. or roe'd this day aadforsalel mhao JAS. LOW A CO., 418 Main st , Low , Ky. no SACKS Blairsvills Mills Flour; 25 do Posevvilla do do: in ttnn andfnvs.1. bymvis ,T, BACON A CO.. Main st. . PLATED WAHE, S TATE have just received, from the manufacturer, an asI sortment of Plated Ware, eneh as table and tea tpooas, folks, butter knives, aztia fine and beautiful castors, &c. which wa will sell at Eastern prices, aad warrant to be plated on genuine Alata. a metal nearly aa white, as hard aad stronger than silver. Call and see at ; . t- , mi t kuls f At suns-jewelry Store, ylo Main st, bot. 1st A 2d. POPLAU $HIIGLE. O just roe'd aad for saleby - .JOHN F. GLOVER. Corner of Mais aad 7th et. KT The above are shingles aad not chins, aad eheaner than any article of the kind in market. - J. F. WlSfjfOTV GEASS. 1 PC sfrn BOX ES assorted t ses, in store an d for sale by sV ß s p7tf ORR, DALZELL A CO. ? Bushels Corn Meal; V XT 2X Sacks S. F. Flour: M Bushels Cora at epld tf COOK'fi Family Grocery. COUPOII ATIOW NOTICE. ' sTVRDERED that tbs owners of lots No. . 1. 3 4. i.e. 7. I, W . 10. 11 and 12. ia block 10. caetera enlargement sf the city of Evansville, sause a brick sidewelk to be laid along the front of said lots on Ohee' nnt street, extending from Third to Fourth streets, within ten days after the publica' tion of this order, and in default thereof the citr will per' form said work, aad the oosta and expenees aesrulng thereby, will be asseesed to. aad eolleeted bv .mle of eaid lot. IvmgH.ronMia,trio muco lUereoT BS Wilt Satisfy I1CB BBS costs. By order of tos City Council. sep20-10t WELL H. WALKER, Clerk ' lTASO!vl ni,rKiG ffTSBCEIYED 23 gross Mason's large BlaesUns for sal-st reduced prices by 'spin I. & D. HEIMA5. VIRGINIA, Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco, reeeirod 8f boxes assorted brands for sals by .pi. J. CT U. tlJMJlAH . GKOrJItn SPICE. RECEIVED o boxes ground 8pice for nie by epl9 . . I. A D HEIMAN. NEW STOltE AND NEW GOODS! WE beg leave to announce to the publia of Evansville, aad the ladies nartienlarlv. that wa hav. nov bmi far in - spection an entire new stock of Fancy and Stapln Dry Goods. Our assortment of fancy dress goods has no rival in point of tyin ana eneapnee., as also our emnreidenes ana mantillas, which can onlv bo annraeiatad bv insneetinn. Tall at th. Store oa Main street recently occupied by L. W. Hebberd. where wc will always 1 be ready to sell ton great bargains.. epiiH ROSER BRO A FREY. COTTON JATTIG. BALES No. I and 2 Battin, foraals by ' - . S. E. GILBERT A CO.. Bye st. Agents Cypress Factory. lOO apl7 JAMES E.S.TIITH. Ki:ntVFn No.TI.S4. at between Main and Market. Louisville. Kv. Visiting, Weddins aad InviUtion Cards. Scales and Presses Emhossea Cards and Envelopes, Door aad Ne. Plates etc. auxj-oiu. PUBLIC NOTICE, persona are hereby forbidden from harborln ALL persona are hereby forbidden from harborin or trusting my wife on my aeeonnt, as I will pay no debts 1 her contracting, she having left my bed aad hoard witnout nat eanss or provocation. - ' " ' tvrr a VT e mm 1 V v i a - vW f f , Sepll 3W a Ultn V. uauunenii. ; JtrV SETT Carriage Springs." M W9 vr iiu no ao axies. 100 da do Bras and eepStf silver plated bands SAMUEL OKI la store and sale by COFFEE. t Z. BAGS Prims Coffee, In store and for sals by IqU si7tf . ORB. DALZELL t COv SrRVEYOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may concern, that the Snrvevor of Warrick county will proceed to make a survey of Sections 32 and 33, in town S, south of large wfist, on ths loth day of October, 1855, , .- - - J. S. ELLIS. M. CHRISTI N HEIM. Z. A. ZEPPINO. sp2t ; ' ' .' i - -' WM. H. WEBB. . FISH. -f AfmsTm Bblsanihlf bbls Mackerei; lfVf 2 500 B) Codfish received end for sale by TENNEY SORENSON. ep22 1 AfaA'. BOXES Pleklos. X vi w y jnst reoeived by Ketchups, Pepper Sanes, sto TENNEY A SORENSON. epgs rlXll. lVtRFHOLTBR.' CITY Merchants, and others shipping goods by Canal, will find mv warehouse verv convenient for Storage. Prompt attention will b raid 1st ths receiving and forwarding of Gram and Uershandtss. Charges reasonable and satisfaction guarantee. ep22-3m JOHN 8. MITCHELL. tTHll r-.n!t R. sr-y aTk BUNDLES long Whalebone, ree'd this day, and JUV lor sals by JA8. LOW A CO.. aep22 aasr . 418 Mala et.. Loa.. Ky . DE II EUE. 3 CASES Mohair ds Bege reoeived this day and for sale by , V JAMES LOW A CO., opM 418Main st .Lonisville, Ky. . Flf.TJItED Ll'STHE. 6 CARES Fsney Figured Lnstrs. - " ' t . do do Blaok - do receive this day, and for sale for CASH oaly by JaMES LOW A CO. ep22 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky. -''' ' - - SACKS. --'- -' ' - Cm sfn Afk S Bushel seamless sacks ree'd this day ant for JmAJ UVFsalsby . JAMES LOW A CO.,, ep.'S 418 Main it.. Lonisville. Ky. WHEAT STAHCH.. pBCEIYED 10 hoxss Wheat Starch;.-4. r saleby " epla I. A D. HEIM AN. ' " 8E1XI.YG1 OFF AT COST. '' , w ISHINO to change my business. I offer tho ballaneeof mv stock of Drv Goods atoost or less.' Taoaa waatina great bargains would do wall to sail at oaee. ag28-lwd L. W. ITEBERD. With a lane and general assortment of Staple and Domestic Goods, to which ws invite the special attention of Purchasers generally. BENT A DUVALL. : sep8 8ST Main St., opposite the Bank el Keatueky. ICE CHESTS. REFRIGERATORS, AC- - rTJST reoeived a lot of the latest style Ice Chests and Re- ' frigeratort.the best article in themsrI4t.and.tha eheapett. Also alotof No, 1 Ice Coolers. Frepete'jourselves for . . i i,i ...... - ' v WW.U.S Br a.i.iu, . . .TU - HORNBROOK ft CHTJROHILL'S . .- PHYSICIAN tV SEK VjEON . - DEc WM. M. 8WAYZE has rermat iutlv loeatsd a this city for the practice of Medicine and Surgery. He has b..a at..flilv annnd in hi. nrnlaMi.. tna iaat eiKnii.en rears in Ohio aad Indian , and brings ample testimonials of hisabilitv andaueeaaa from thaaa nlaeeaw hers betua realised. Hie office at oroaeat ia at Dr. Fiteh'a DC Stöfs en Firs. street, opposite Carpenter's new block), Ht 'esoeotfolly soUtstay sails, whsa b kefH V tsgwW IffitJMtJmiVmliV-srJ9-lat dxw t Vi.,-, . ....:-

MEDICINAL.

AYElt'S EILIiS: AN fc. and siuKuli,rl svccewiul l, u.eov tor the oureat Bl! Bllion. liiMU,.rTi... lnli.y.lln. , J.ni. dice. Dropsy, Kiieumatiim'. Fevers, out, Humors Nervousness, Irritability, Inflammation, Headache Pain "in : ths ' Breast. Side, Back, and Limbd, Pemale vfomplaiaU. eto.. etc. Indeed, very few are the diseases in which a PureativeV' Medicine ie not more or lees required, and much suffering aas Sickness might be prevented, if a harmless but effectual. Cnhartio wer more freely used. No person can feel wart whtlera wottve habi't of bodr prevails; besides Itsooa gne" aterserlbhs äd often) fetal diseases, which might have lW avoided by the tinietv and judicious use of a good purgativs. This is alike true o( Colds. Feverish 8)mptoms, and Bilioas derangments. They all Und to become or produce 'he deepseated and formidable distempers which load the hearses all ever the land. Henee a reliable Family Pbt sie is of the first importance to the public health, and this pill has been perfected with consummate skill to meet that demand as extensivs trial of its virtues by Physicians, Prof etieora aad Patients, has shown results surpsasing anything hitherto kirewa el any medicine. Cures hare beta effected beyond belief, were they not substantiated by persras of stroh exalted posiw. ano cneraoier aa to lornia tile suspicion, or untrutn. Among the many eminent gentlemen who have testified is favor of those Pills, s mar mention: Dr. A. A. HAYES. Anslytic8;lChnfist of BoSto'a; aad State Assayer ot Massachusetts, whose high Prefeatisaal character Is endorsed by the Hon. EDWARD EVERHTT. Senator of the Tnlted States. ROBERT 0. WINTHROP. Ex-Speaker ef the Hones sf Representatives. ABBOTT 1AWRENC1E. Minister Plen. to England, tJOBIf J.. FIT55PATBICK, Catholic Bishop, of BostasH Iso, Dr. J. R". CfiltTOii; rratraeal Ohemistof New York dty, endorsed by Höh. W. I". WARCY, Secretary of StatvT ' WM.B. ASTOR, the richest man in Am.rlpw. 8. LELAND A CO'.. Proprietors of the Metropolitan-If etel; and other. Did space permit. We could give many hundred certificate from all parts where the Pills have been- used, but evidence even more convincing than therxperienea of emiaent paklla men, is found iivahsireffecta upon ril. They operate hy their powerful inflnenoe oaths at-'rBal viscera to purifv the blood and stimulate it into baalthv aation remove the obstructions of the stomach, bonele. livnrt and other organs of the body, restoring their irregular actios"' to health, and by eorresting. wterevcr the exist, such darangemtnts at are the first origin o disease. ruisrs Ktu ax JAMES C. AYE R, FBAftTtOAI, AN AKA1.TTICAI. CBEMI8T. LOWBLA,, tsASSV Pries kS ceats per bos. Five boxes for wl. SOLD HY Keller. Farneley A Co., Evansvillr, Inl. Tegra A Crawford. Owensville; Halloek A Parmiter. Princetonx, O. B.Bingham. P.toka W.;WhitiBK, CystBkrtfat'. . , - - . c. daq'iessä: Ld-.oaeyvlllj; - . Messrs. Gardiner Jnl.ir. ill. W.A .nr.. Williams aad Kobürtson, West Franklin: ' !- Dr Thomeai SeWman and J as. Sampson. Mt. YsraeaY . Hudspetfi A Bro.. Booaville; . Bowers A Sargent, Newburih:. ... . . - Adame A Gamobell. Fetehiir.h: Fred .Eckstein, Cincinnati. 0..aad all d.n..!.i.'' aUK Wo -T. OWEN'S PILLS. POR THE CUKE OP - - FEVER ' ANDA(iUE AN1 CHILLS ' AND FEVERS.. j Tis oru-n and ioo frequently the prattice of individnals 1 loo freuuentlr the r.r wno get nn a new menioine. to aull th nut.ii ,a - i... of certificates, purportinx to, come tn,m n.iun. mk l. . . - been cured by the use thereof, when, in fact, thus e.rtitu.t.. are merely the Imagination of the brain of the compounder of the medicine, cgued with fictitious names. The subseri tiers do ootclaim for the Pill, now olieredto the public, miraculous and wonderful cures in all diseases which the "flesh is heir to, " but will assert, that lor the on re ef the diseases mentioned in the caption of this advertisement, there baa never been ofiered to suffering humanity so safe, sure and speedy remedy. To substantiate this ustortion he t t J ... ... ! . - would refer to persons in this community, who. after trying varione medicines purporting s be certain cares, have onlv .. I J .. r .. n. .V - .... - . V - . . Ti : , - VUB1. V ' - V ... D H.V V, M 111. Tness Pills are not composed of cheap ingredients, aad made by machinery, for the purpose of making wosey. They are made and put up by the subscribers, and are composed entirely ot costly nnd pure drugs, and cannot be cold at such prices as are geaer&lly aet on patent pilla. But thoae who' wish an artiole which will cure Aane and Fever ia a tew daya, thereby enabling the patient to attend to his daily eceapation. will find these Pills the cheapest and surest medicine ever prepared . . Read the following certificates, and if yon wast mors rvf- . denee of the virtues of thsse Pills, it will Is girsa by personal' application to ths subscribers : Owemssobo. Ky.. August I. 1SÄS. . This certifies that my son was taken very tick with aohllf and high fever and vomiting, and I went and proenred a ber of Dr. Owea's Agus Pills, and am happy to .ay thai they ef- ' footed a sposdy ad permanent ears. JOHN H. MeFAB. Angnst 1. 18SH. , I sertifv that I had chilli and fever, and was Tadneed fro si , the rep -.tation that Di. Owen's Pills bad in carina- chills and ' fover, to purchase a bos of Dr. W. T Owen's j: stly eelsbrated Pills. I ha, aot used the whole bos before I was entirely ' well, nnd believe them to be the best Pill now offered to taa' publie tor ths cur. of Agus sad Fsver. E. 0. AY REt, "''.-iPVTxnovo, Ky., Msy 17, 1M.' Dr. J. W. Cos '., l- ,.;;laVla' for the nast tis" yesrs beea sever 5.: "- !' . j -nd Fever, and fisd-1 irg nothing thai -' w..' - s rslief. aly fo a fetrlA days at a time, 1 w . '. -,: n' '.--. .ate of Dr. W. Tt Owea's Chill Pills, vi ü i :,.,d to toe great Joy. artet ' aisng one box, found th.it I wss ones more free from thai moat loathsome ox an amvMes, fjniiitana fever, , I would eev to an wno nave uniue and rever. loss not a fflom eat. but re immediately to Dr. J. W. Oomrtoa. and rrocure a box. and my wotd for it, you will nev.r'be tronblst with utiiiis again. i,ttA9. n, utusi. Bom Hasbob. Ky., April II, 185". Thiels to sortilv that I bad Chills and Fever in mv familw for the past ten months, and I tried all the Chill Pills and Chill msdicine that were to be had in ths country. Ia OTdi' narv eases thev have stonned the chills on the mast ef satr fatuity, with one exception. On my oldVetson there was sons'1 of them that would make a permanent euro until I cam across ' Dr. Owea's Chill Pills, and I can safely aav to even-baths' that they ars ths best Pills I havs ever used. OwBJtssoBO, Ky Feb. 2, lSo" Dr. W. T. Owkb Dear Sir: I have been aOic-sd wits1 ehills and fevers for six months, aud alter trying various rev-" ediea, I was inuuceo to try n bos or your Agno fills, wniesy have cured m sound and well, and I believe them to V the best medicine in use. BALTUASER Vt AClf. I have known the above gentleman for sin vsara. aad ssrsv-' fy that his statements are true. m . a a. v a x aiT.r traaei, PilUburg, PS LBWISPOXT. Kv.. Jan. 1. This eertifles that I have had the chills and IsTer for niontW . and tried various rcraediee without effeet. I thea used SV boa of Dr. Owea's Chill Pills, aad they have entirely eureA me. THOS. P. TAYLOR. ' ' OWBSBBOBO. April 12. tHSSi I certify that I had ehills snd fevers, snd applied to s gool physician, who prescribed for me snd gsva me medieiss, which did not break the ehills nor give me any relic. I as then advsled to try Dr. Owen's Chill Pills; I did to. and they stopped the ehills. and I nm now perfectly well They ales cured me of a most dietresaiog pain in ths side, which I. wag) fearful would result in something serioue. rersona amicot with chill, would do well to .. the.; th.y .r. sjjr These Pills ars warranted to cms in every instanca where the directions are followed. y For sals, wnoissais snu retail, ny . J. W. COMPTO-f; Druggist. OWenshnr. KV. Alis by sepl 4a -w WOOLSBY & SAW YER. Wholesals and Retail 'reu. EVansvilts. Ifil. PROF. 0. J. WOOD'S CEEEBItATED ' HAIR UESTOBATIVI3. 'UBefleets otthis wonderful Hair Restorative. arefra JL dosing the moot astonishing results in she public nnas old and young are lavish in their praises ot the virtues (vfxhf remarkable composition . It it the only preparation thwt OS b. d.Dendsdon to r-stor grey hair to iu natural color, a 4 sw am b.M b..d. a lnvnriaat arowth. ' "IT. . " ,7.-1" :i.-. am a a ins following tsxroat a nistinguisiie avH.wet . a meoieai pro iession: Sr. Pattl. Jaa. 1. 18ö. Pnor. O. J. Wood Dear Sir: Unsolicited. I send J thiseertificau. After being nearly bald for a long tirnS, having tried all the hair restoratives extant, and bavttej faith in any. t was Indue d en hearing of yonrs to give! tri.). I tifVxml mta.il in the hands ot a barber, aad had a OS ad so II By head rubbed with a goad stiff brush, and the Restorative th ea applies aa . wen ruroe tin vcaip an giow, w This I repeated every morning, and in three Weeks ths you as; hair appeared , and grew rapid! from ths. first of August !as ap to the preeenttime. asd is new thick, black and stroasv-, soft nod pleasant to tho touch,. ,wberees.. before it was haraB ana wiry, what little there waa of it. And that little was d;ap. pearirg very rapidly. I stilL use 'your RestoroU-, about tanee a week, and shall soon hav. a rood end per et crop of hair. Now I have read of these (binyis snd w-, hat aot! bnt have never seen hitherto any case.iVt which any person's hsix was rosily beaefited by any of iKs hair tonics, Ae.. of tk day. aad it really gives m.. yloasireto rseord ths resalt . my ixperienoe. I have rc ommehded your breparatioa taethevst t already has a large aad'general sals throughout .Territory The people hers saw iu sffects snd havs eaafidenos is it Tho aaprjy ywAfxt ns, ss wholesale ageass rot ras territory, is nearly exhausted aad diily inquiTs are made fo it, Yoü deservs crellit lor your discovery , I fox oat retnra yes, thanks lor the, benefit it haa done ma. tos I eeMaisl; had isd longj ago of aver efieotln( any snot L--'V .... Yours, hastily. " . nosu, , iraaf Bond, Ksllog Wr-.jgi.sa. ;.:."::. - A. !.' $hi aadorslgasd. Rev. J. K. Brags, taa Miniates la sanies standing nad paetor at th Orthodox Chiueh. at atrooki.ld, Mass. He a geatlssjan, af eensiderakls iafiuencs. ana nat. veraally beloved. tCwl Wife BYKB. an BBSOXir-ni, Ja. 12, 18S5. yr. Wood Dear Slrt Having ma-U trial of yonr Hal Res'nrative. itgivee me pleasure to any that its sütst hat been excellent in removing infiamstirn, truodrurl and aeon-tant tendency to itching, with which I have neve troubled vom my childhood, and has lso rettosedsy hat, which way b-cotnis gray. to. itserisinal color. I have u ed ao other arttale, xritk anything like thesame pleasure and profit. louse, truly, J, K. BRAGG. ' STeT" Prepared and told wholesale and retail at 114 Marke street, St.. Los, Mo . aad at 933 Broadway. New York, where also all the- most popular patent a.edleines e;e for sal., wholasale or retail, aa low and en as favorable tersts astkay saa be bonght at aay other nouee, . .sAi-.i.ti. - - -'-- .t .