Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 158, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 October 1855 — Page 3

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Circuit Court. This Court commenced its October term yesterday, Judge Niblack on the bench. Morris S. Johnson, Esq., was appointed Prosecutor for the term, Mr. Usher having declined. There was not much business done yesterday. Several old State cases were continued. The following gentlemen were empannelled as Grand jury. : JOHN WOODSON HUGHES, Foreman. Marcus Sherwood, Jesse Nightingale, JOHN SANSOM, WM. S. BRUMFIELD, WK. JERVIS, K. HIGGINBOTHAM, Petes Racine, John Balsdon. . Thad. McTurnan Wm. Warren, Sherman Fairchild. . Bell Hanging, &c Mr. Jas. Spalding is ! now prepared to hang bells in the best style, and do all similar work. Mr. S. is also a gun smith and lock maker, and would be happy to ! receive orders in his line of repairing, &c, &c. See his card Butcher SHOP. Mr. Wm. Payne has open- . , ,, .. x . -,- ed a Butcher Shop at his old stand on First . Ty, street between Vine and Sycamore. His old customers and the public generally, will find fresh and good meats at Payne's at all times. Give him a call, ' . Big Beets. We have received a coupIe of big beets which took the prize at the County . ,. j t r xt vtt , Fair. . They were raised by Dr. Geo. B. Walker. The first is 20 inches in length, 13 1/2 inches in circumference, and weighs 4lbs 9 ounces. The second is 16 1/2 inches long, 17 1/2J inches in circumference, and weighs 6lbs 5 ounces. Very good beets, and hard to beat 03r We quote City Mills Flour yesterday, at $6 50@$6 75. $1 is being paid for wheat. a . -e fjT-Copeland's Exchange Bank buys Note's Loans Money, Discounts Bills on New York .buys and sells Exchange on Eastern and Western Cities, Uncurrent Money, Land Warrants, &c, pays interest on Special Deposits RIVER ITEMS. The Alvin Adams, J. L. Pringle, Blackiiawk, H. Bridges and John Tompkins, were all at -our wharf together early yesterday 'morning taking in or putting out freight . " The steamer Alvin Adams, one of the largest and swiftest boats on the river, was here early yesterday morning, literally black with passengers. She was from Louisville, and has just- entered the Louisville and St Louis trade as a regular packet. We thank our old friend Mr. Archer, for papers. . Capt. Jesse R. Bell is in command, and Mr. Byers clerk. A daily line of packets will soon be formed, and is now making up in the Louisville and St Louis packet trade. During the summer we had only a tri-weekly line. The Alvin Adams will be here .next Friday morning for Louisville. Her regular days here will be Mondays and Fridays. The Blackhawk, the little steamer recently purchased for the Evansville and ,Wabash river trade, was lying here yesterday morning, just from Cincinnati. She has the appearance of a substantial craft She will find plenty of water in the Wabash. ' ' The Harrison Bridges arrived here yesterday , morning from Louisville for Green .river. She took on a large lot of iron, &o., for .that stream. These packets depend almost -entirely on Evansville for their up freights, and might make more money by confining themselves entirely to this trade. ;: . -The J. S. Pringle took on 500 sacks wheat here yesterday morning for Wheeling n Things looked livelier at the wharf yesterday morning than we have known them for weeks. Boats were constantly .coming and going, drays rattling, merchants and clerks dodging about through piles of freight, and the sun . slowly dispelling the log hanging over .everything at an early hour. ; . - m A heavy fog prevailed sight before last 'but it did not seem to delay boats very long. The Jas. Laughlin, when leaving Memphis one evening last week, was blown into the shore below the wharf boat, and sunk a ' coal boat, loaded with about 1500 barrels of 'coal. v The Highflyer will be here early this morning from Louisville for St. Louis. Look "out for her. . ; - , "-The T. C. Twitchell was advertised to leave Louisville last evening for New Orleans, and she may be expected here to-day . The Tishomingo arrived here from Louisville yesterday morning, for Memphis. 'We thank Mr. Levi, of the office, for Sunday's . Louisville Times. It appears a Memphis paper was mistaken in saying the Tishomingo was going to retire from the Memphis and Louisville trade last trip. She is still on. . The Fashion was here yesterday morn ing in good time from St Louis, with & fair crowd of passengers. . We thank Cy. Drew, Jr. .for a package of papers. The St Louis News of Saturday even;ing, says: The river continues stationary. Nine feet ' to Criro. Arrivals quite scarce, and the levee ! rather dull. The Upper Mississippi is still ' rising slowly at Keokuk. The Missouri con tinues to fäll, and is now as low as almost to threaten to run dry "entirely." Floyd gives the Republican ticket about 100 majority. The vote was light, and the loss fell chiefly, as it has done all over the State on our side. - State Jour.

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u i ) ... , . CINCINNATI, Oct 15.-' ': ' river has fallen 6 inches since SaturThe day. '. ' ': -;- f -: Flour dull and heavy, no sales, prices florainally $7 25 for superfine. Wheat is held at

. $1 50 for prime net, but buyers are holding off. ts. of au.piw.b-oi. Which .boaid hav.noneof 1-n-i.M.- 3 J i .ei- . toe objection, bat all . b advantages of every othar. Thi WhlSKy gOOd uemanU, Sales Of 575 DDIS at has been attemptod here, and with what success we would re- ! - . . ... . . anaeifnllv snhmit to fche mhle decision. . It has beea unfor-

O03J-J,2- Groceries dull and unchanged. ' NEW YORK Oct 15 ' ' ' Flour market firm with sales of 7000 bbls, ' i quotations unaltered. Wheat steady with i - J t sales of 25,000 bushels. ; Corn market easier, prices have a downward tendency. Pork The report that 18,000 Russians killed at Sebastopol should have been 1800. The ke was made at Halifax. The Government of Japan has repudiated the treaty of the United states. Railroad Accident - Cleveland Oct 12 12. rrt .i.:.i. l.ii- r. K;Mti The emigrant train which left Erie last night , ,i ..... ir.v.a l. v -ii for this city, ran off the track near Kingsville, in consequence of derangement of the switch es. Several of the pasengers were injured. , ' : Chicago, Oct. , 13. The steamer Louisiana ran on the reefs at Green Bay on Sunday night. At last accounts, the bow was five feet out of water. There is ii i . tz : r l . r . rri . great. danger of her breaking up- She has on board a cargo of 160 tons of merchandise for Green - New Orleans, Oct. 12. ! Arrived Trabue. Departs to-morrow-Trabue. ; Portland, Maine; Oct. 12. The extensive powder mill at Gosham, owned by G. G. Newhall of Boston, blow up this morning, killing several men instantly, and ""'Ol '"'"S '-' ...owv.j , injuring several others. BLYTHEWOOD FEMALE ACADEMY THE fourth Session of this Institution, will commence on ! JnV. the first Monday of November next, under the care of Rev. A. T. Hendricks and Lady. The buildings in progress during the Summer past have been completed, and are pleasant and convenient. Ample play grounds and delightful shades, render the Institution attractive, and without qnes-tioa.-will add much to the health and comfort of the pupils. The course of study will embrace all the branches of Science usually taught in such Schools Special attention will be i given to the cultivation of the manners and morals of those young ladies who may be entrusted to the care of the Prin cipal , TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS: Board. Washing, Lights and Fuel .50 00 Tuition in primary Department 5 04 do " Advanced do 10 00 da " Senior do ., It 00 Music. Embroidery, etc.. at the usual terms. So deduction made except in cases of protracted sickness.. N. B. For boarding Scholars, one-half will be required in advance. Petersburgh. Ind , Sept. 21st '55 -oct l0 d&wtt NEW JEWELRY AND WATCHES WE have just received direct from the Manufacturer, a splendid assortment of Watches and Jewelry, of the latest styles, making our stock full and complete: and which we are selling at Eastern prices. Call and examine, aad satisfy yourselves that we are not gasing " BITTROLFF SONS. ' oct l0 Main, betw. First and Second sts. THOMAS IIEADEN, DEALER IN GROCERIES &.PRODÜCE GENERALLY; BÖÖTS AND SHOES, Queensware, &c., &c. MAIN STREET, NEAR WASHINGTON HOTEL) ETAXITILLE, WO. octll-ly . CO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THE subscribers have this day forward Co-partnership under the name and style of JOSEPH C. JEWELL CO., for the transaction of the Wholesale Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Caps and Boots and Shoes Business, Civs as a call at the corner of Vine and First streets. jrjrCounty and City Orders wanted in exchange for Goods. WILLARD CARPENTER, JOSEPH C. JEWELL. octl0-tf E. S. ALFORD. PRINTS. 30 CASES latest styles fancy prints, received this day and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO. oct9-d&w 418 Main st., Louisville, Ky. ELANSVILLE, CASEYVILLE AND SALINE RIVER PACKET. THE entirely new steamer J.M. Gilcrhrist, Master, will make Semi-Week-ly trips between the above points. after the l5th inst. having been purchased expressly for the trad. oct2-lmw IRISH LINEN 7 CASES Irish Linen rec'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO . oct9-d&w 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky CANDLES, SOAP. t;. 10 boxes it Star Candles; 8 boxes summer Serine Candles: 64 ao ao; ju ao oiacmuati oeap; 5H da do; 1 hbl Soft Soav: Z50lb Sal Soda; 45 dos assort Pickles: just received at toctl) COOK'S Family Grocery. FALL CAMPAIGN! HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE. A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK. CIIAS. S. WELLS, Whilst returning thanks for the generous patronage ef the public. since be opened in Evansville, would now apprise interior Merchants, from Indiana, Illinois and K.Br tucky, and city purchasers also, that he has now, on his shelves and in store, the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut tlery. (by one-third) that he has ever offered in the Evansville market on sale. Many Goods were purchased at reduc-' ed rates by him during a depressed state oi the markets. East and in England, and by importing (direct) from Europe; and having his orders for American Goods, tilled at the Manufacturers' Works, he is not only able but (decidedly) di posed to offer and sell Hardware at as low figures as any house can afford the same Goods, to cash or good time buyers. He invites a careful examination of his stock and prices, by Merchants and Traders, feeling assured that he can do them full justice. Among the articles (almost inumerable) comprising his stock, he names the following to the trade: 150 boxes Axes Wells, Llppincotts, Leveretts and Collins; 800 dozen Pocket Knives (fully assorted) 1800 do Table o do do; 75 do Steel Shears and Scissors; 100 do Razors and Strops; 100 gross Spoons -Iron. Brittania and German Silver; 50 dozen Coffee Mills, all grades; 300 do Files and Rasps, all kinds; 1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottoms; 2000 lbs Sadirons aseorted; 300 dozen Butt Hinges, do; 1500 gross Screws. gimlet pointed; 150 dozen Door Socks and Sockets; 100 do Augurs; 200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards; 200 pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and bras heads; 60 dozen Saws, from Mill to Key-hole; . 25 do Steelyards and Scale Beams; 50 do Ames' (and other brands) Shovels and Spades; . 6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures: 5 cases Japanned Tinware fully assorted. Whips and Lashes. Brushee. Combs. Needles. Spectacles, Port Monnales and Fancy Hardware generally, together with heavy goods, viz: Chains Dog Irons, Strap Hinges, Tea Ket tles. Knives and Riddle and Gun Barrels and Gun Trimmings, Carpenter and Coopers Tools, Window Sash, etc, etc. CHARLES S. WELLS oct2 Main street. 2d door below Branch Bank. FRUIT AND NUTS. 10 BBLS S. S. Almonds; 5 do Filberts; 5 bbls Eng. Walnuts: 5 do Brazil Nuts; 2 casks Zante Currents; 4 cases Citron; 60 boxes Prunes; 2 boxes shelled Almonds, in store and for sale by PRESTON BROS. oct4 SARDINES AND OYSTERS 25 DOZ Cans Oysters; 6 case Sardines, just received and for sale by PRESTON BROS. oct4 SUNDRIES.750 pieces Silk Handkerchiefs; 200 dozen Madras Cravats; 150 do Shirt Bosoms; rec'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO. oct8 . 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. SACKS. 2000 3 Bushel seamleass sacks rec'd this day and for sale by JAMES LOW & CO.. for ep?5 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky. NEW MACKEREL, 1855. JUST received, lot of new Mackerel, in bbls, qrbbls and kitts. for sale at reduced rates by ep18 , . . M. W. FOSTER BOMBAZlNES FIFTY Pieces Bombazine, assorted qualities, received this day and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO. sep25 418 Main St., Louisville. Ky. MUSLIN D'LAINE JAS. LOW & CO. 10 CASES new styles Muslin de Laine rec'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO.

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A YER'S PILLS. 'S S FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. THERE has long enlisted a public demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on as sure and perfectly safe in its operation. This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an extensive trial of its virtue has conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose tunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bowels. This !. Many o them produce so much griping pain and re- ! vulsion in the system. as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from them. These Pills produce no irritation or pain, unless it arises from a previously existing obstruction or derangement in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity: but it is better that any medicine should be taken judiciously. -- Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which .'SUfJit'SIndirection. Languor and Lojs of Anpctite. Listlessness Irri-

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I Rheumatism. Goat. Dropsy. Gravel. ryiupela. PaTpitatton ! of the Heart, paina in vhe back, alomach aad aide. They honld be freely takes in tha apriag of the year, to parify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An I occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, an 1 restores the appetite and vigor. They pnri y tha . 1 f. .1 .u .v v..j a . .t, w..rui hlnul . n H Kv th.i.iHBn i.tliilln. Am na MMUb.lDn . V w. wi ihiu n mj, disea-ed energies ot the whole organism. Hence an ooc. sional d oseisadvantageons evea though no serious derange ment exists; bntannoeessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every purgative medicine i educes the strength. is reqoired cannot be enumerated here, bot they sugge-t them- ; elves to the retson or every noay ; and it lseonaaentiy weiioved tnis put will answer a netter purpose uian aaytning wuicn has hitheTta been available to mankind. When their virtues &tV&YJC&?m' . ' ... . . . . - ourelv vegetable hxrm ! ess srhs fnm ih ü uy Sr attitv -' oemg surar wrap pea tney are pleasant to taae. ana mn Fox minute directions, see the wrapper ea the box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. AYE R, PRACTICAL ASD ASALTTICAl. rXIXIST. UVIU, Mill Price 26-ccnw per box. Five boxes for $1. SOLD PY i Keller, Fsrnsley & Co., EvansviUe, lad.; ' Ysgie & Crawford. Owrasville; ' Hallock & Parmiter, Princeton; O. B. Ringham. Patoka: W. J.Wbiting. Cyutbiaua: J . E. Jaquess A Co.. Poseyrill ; Messrs, Gardiner at Blairsville and wadesville; Williams and Robertson. West Franklin: n, Tl.m..V.. .J 1.. s If, v...Hudspeth & Uro.. Boonvllle; Bowers Sarcent. Newbnrsh: Adams & Campbell, Petersbnrgh; Fred . Eckstein, Cincinnati, 0..ad all druggists, octl l-4m C. U. CAMP 6c. CO., Wholesale Dralen In HATS, CAI'S, A.D FA.ÜCY FCH8, 122 MA1Ü ST BE ST, CIMIIKKATI, Eat bow a full Stock, and are making and receiving fresh suppue or all ainos oi Ue&'t and Boys B ack. Brown and Tin Color, aad Pearl SIFT HATWI'R AND WO L Clothe Srlk. Plush. Glazed -And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys. ISUFFAI.O KOllKS; WOLF AND FANflY ROBES; . - I.ADIKsi' FAM'Y FC US. hatters' furs, trimmixgs, etc. etc. T O wh'ch we wsuld call the attentioa of Dealer and Country Merchanta before DU'chasil k as we are pre pared to offer superior induoemeuta to sasb or prompt time Buyers (ocl3-dtw) 0 B. CAMP Ar CO. UM bale extra heavy lor nie by GEO. FOSTER & CO. K octll OVEUCOATIXG. ' sy ! PIECES Overceatlng, ree'd this day and for sale by f eg J A3. LUII a uo.. oiä daw 418 Main St., Leuisville, Ky. STATE FAIR. EVAKSVlLLBtkCKAH FORD8VI RRAILROAD! ijERSOXS wishing to attend tha State Fair, to be held at IadiaBapo is ea tha 17-.b, 1 8th and 19th of October. 1855, will be carried at half the usual retee, Arrieles for Exhibittoo will e rarried at half tariff rates. Partirashipping Live Stock will be permitted to send a man to take eare of the same, without charge.- . Tickets sold for the fair, will bt (oa from the lTtb to the 22d. inclusive. J. J. DANIELS, oct9-dwtd . t Sup't. sXeT Knqnirer and Vlnccanfca Gaiette copy. RBCKtVBD FROM SEW YORK. io Gross E. E. Durkso's Baking Powders, ia can and Daoefs. 1 Ke inoRi each. Cream Tartar. 3Btsoft v ia VI papers. 15 Kegs S. 0. Soda. Bbls Salt Soda. S Dus bxs French Prunes. SS each, 4 " Fancy style Glass Jars. For sale at rsdnced prices by I. b D. HE1MAIT. ' , PROF. THOMPSON'S , Kew Barber StA IS ao-v folly opened in Bates new house on Vict sttest, just below Carpenter' sew block, where bp would be happy to see all his old customers, aad at maay sew oaes as csu crowd in. He will give the busiuess his personal attentioa, aad hopes by the aid of experienced assistants to give compUte satisfaction. Hair cutting in the lateat style, with hampoeaing. As., dene to order. opUtf CARPETS! CARPETS!! w 30 cents to tl 3.1 per vard. .All persons desiring good Carpets at a low rate, will find it to their advantage to call et OCt Ii JUB.XSU.1 ÖE FKHAvn 3, ; . DRES8 SILKS. AREAUTIFCL assortment just ree'd and for sale very cheap by (oct!2) JOHSäN dt FBBNCH. MOLASK. 100 bbls choice Plantation aad Refiaed. for sale low hr Sugar-koase ootia S. E. GILBERT & CO. Syc. near Water. TV O. SUGAR- 2.1 bhds fairte ehoice forsaUhr 1 octl2 S. E.G1 LBE RT ii CO., Sve. aear Water. T9EFIKED WHITE PIUAR.-A few hhda left o JblsL choice quality, tor ssie low bi oetia 8 E. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water. W O AF, CRCSHEO AD POWDERED SUGARS. Jul i 'A& bbls St. Louis for sale bv octl2 3. E. GILBERT s CO. 8yq. near Water. OOP. OATS AD ( ORSMoAL, FOR FEED. A lot ia store and fur sal by octll THOMAS HEADEV. POTATOES. 50 bushel for sale by ootll THOMAS HE ADEN. CHOICE MARBLE FOR SALE. ABOUT 300 feet of superior Vermont Marbl-. will be sold at auction, Nov. 1st. to pay charges accumulated ow ths same. As thi is very nse marhie. aealers wouia ao well to be ob hands at the sale. (octl Im) P. O O' RILEY. BEEP AAD LARD. alio lb extra Leaf Lard; 5001b Sugar nred Dried Beef; ust received per steamer J. U. (rement, i - uuuit's octl Family Grocery, RUN SHOVELS.i dot for sale low to close by GEO. FOSTER & CO. oetll PIITSICIA!, SEIIGEO & DESTIST, DR. WM. M. SW ATZE has permanently located ia thiscity for the practice of Medicine, Surgery and Dentistry. He has becn-steadilyengagedin his profession orthe last eighteea years in Ohio and Indian and brings ample testimonials of Disability and suroees from those places where he has resided. Iiis omee at Drosen t is at Dr. Fitch's Drug Store ob First street, opposite Carpeoter' bow block. He respectfully so licits calls, wnen Be nope ny success to recouimenaoims.il. octs-im osw1 S COJLS Manilla Hope, asserted sues, from tha 1UU New Er, 'an Cordage Co.: 25 do Lao to. -i, latest lan tee inv.ntlen; 60 boxa Choiot Cheese; just received, et - . TENNEY A SORENSON. ' FIRE CRACKERS. BOXES Canton Fir Cracker. In store and for sal by (oct4) PRESTON BROS. lOO HARPER'S MAGAE1KB F OR OCTOBER, ha been received and is new for sale at et4-lw T. CONXAtiTOa C tU.'S. STAUCH. C PC BOXES landing from stesmer sa? . Parks, for sale by JiO sepIO 8. E GILBERT & CO. LHESH MELONS always ob hand and for sale from Ice House by THOMAS BACON A CO. ag 16 Maia street. BACO. AiD LARD. 0 a jfa LBS Sugar Cured Paeon Hams, choice; FFt 500 II Prime Leaf Lard; And a complete supply oi bst branda of Flonr, for sale low for cash. (,oct4) . BuaA BKOO K e CnU KCHILL. ALKRATCO, AC fft) ins ids o-anaa uo IliO do do do do Saleratus, 1 11: papers; do lb do; xnn An H fl Snd! 400 do Cream Tartar; just received per steamer Prairie Rose, at (octl) COOK'S Family Grocery, . IIAMi NOTICE. !"aT0TICE is herebv givon. that the Annnal Meeting of the ij Stockholders in the Branch at Evansvllle of the Stat Bank of Indian, will be held at the Banking Hons on Monday the 5th of November next, between the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clook P. M . when aa election will be held for eight Directors, to serve the ensuing year. Polls to ape. at 2 o'clock P. M. By orderof th. B' D"?-octl-3td wte G. W. KATHBONK. Cash. 6TRAYED OR STOLEN, . nsnu .v. u.. .it F.rin. near Evaasville. two Mares, .F oa. a Black. 6v rix year old. with a Sur in her faoe. aad heavy tail. Th other, a aara unosnus. smau sise. with very small feet, aad a blase in her face, aad ot quick WhoeVet win return th.a to th BBrign4. shall be geu-

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AUCTION SALES.

" - DEÜIHAHLE It ESILsEMCE , . ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE. WE offer for sale at a bargain acomtortahle Cottage Residence, with good out-houses and cistern, aad ta a good Bsi-hboihood. for puticolars enquire of SWEKT Ä LEOXARD. Auetioaeers aad GeBaral AgeBts. O. S. ACOKAKO. . L. " - CBERCKST ACCTIOW BOOMS, ' , 1 OPP081TB IH UW COUBT 00.. - GENERAI. AUCTIONEERS A REAL ESTATE BROKERS. RESPECTFULLY tendr their services to the eitiiens ot Evaasville and turrouading country for the sale of Real and Personal Property, as Houses aad Lota. Fjrniwre. Dry Goods, Hardware, Grxieries, etc. etc.; also particular t tteatiea paid to all out door sales of every description on reasonable aad satistactory urms. We shall ia excluairf ly a Commission Busiaeas. and not having any SfOOdsef ear owb te place ia competttioB with eoBsiguors. ooth the buyer aad aeller wili. have a fair aad legitimate market. We will devot oar whole time So the Aactioa and Commission business, aad our frieuds tat customers may rest aaeured that we will spare ao efforts to please them.- With prudeaceaad attention to busiaess we hope to merit the confidence of all those who entrust tbtir business te oai eare. ' RKFESBNCES ; P. G. O' Eilet & Oo., Evaasville. ImvALl,. ALGO & Co., Memphis. Tenm Wm. Pake & Co., do do. J AM KS BOXD, do d0. R. B. Sykes. Xew Orleans. ' ! Lewis Sxapp, do. ' . Miles E. Folkes, Vickburr, Miss.WM. MCR4E. do - do. t .. Locewoou & Bros., Cincinnati, Ohio." Eellos A Foot. do do. !' ILuwauds & Rcshkell, St. Leuis. 'o. "K?r-Vi'r sale days Tuesdays. Thursdays aad Saturday!, at to o'dl-ock; aad every eveaiag dnringtbe season, eommeneiug at early gaslight. apS , SWEET ds LEONARD. Auctioneers. DASiEl WOOLSIT. .EIBAM KELSO XCC'XWS KOOiTIS, - - . Old Ccuri Rouse, Corner of Main aad Third streets, immediately opposite the Washington Hotel. HVlVG leased for a term of years and fitted bp tha abtre well kneWa stand, we are bow prepared to receive for sale at auction er private sale, all Kinds of goods. wares aad merohanaue; couseaoia lurniture, norses. Buggies, ete.. etc. Cssb advances made tm consignments when required. Keguiar sales every uesosy, inursuay and baturaay. omn;e"1cingfth.. ft Ifiit M. and Friilav nishts. at earlv ras lizht Out-doorsxles andsalea oi real estate promptly attended to. We are weekly receiving', and have bow ob hand a large and general axMortmefit of FÜR5ITURE, consisting o I si at, spindle and bannister, backs, scroll and scollop topJ. rim frmth. JeBBy Lid. aad Bustle wood seat Chairs; mahogaay and rose wood sofa seat Chairs: Elisabeth chairs: spring seat arm rockers, sofas, sociables. sociables, centre card, dininx and breakfast tables; lirht and wash staada. lounges, mirrors, tine comm6n and mioses' bedsteads, mattrasses, tin and wire safes, etc.. which we will seu at Cincinnati prices. We have also oa hand a great variety of notices, jewelry. TieliBS. aceerdeoBS,. packet eutisry. guns, pistols whips, eto,, etc., which we will eel) at reduced, price's for cash, wholesale or retail. ., WOOLSEY & SELSOS.. my9 AucVs. WHOLESALE DRY CiOOUS. J. S. JAQUESS & C0.V' SCCCXS30DS TO ITIEltKlTT, FIELD & CO., . FIRST STREET, EVAXSVILLE, IXDIAJTA. THB undersigned are now in reo! it of the largest and most desirable stoex of Dry Goods. Hate, Caps, Boots aad Sheds, ever offered to the trade in this city. Ouretock has bee- selected by oae of our nrut (who has had lot-g sxperienea in the Western trade.) with an eve solely to the wents of tht country, and having purchased the most of our goods from the manufacturers' agei.ts in all the Eastern markets, enables us to offer them to buyers for cash, trade, or prompt pay, lewer than they can be purchased ia St. Louis, and oa equally aa good terms as can be had in Cincinnati or Louisville. Our stock consists in part of Dlt GOODS, cloths, caaslmeres, satinerts. tweeds aad jeans of all styles and colors, white, red. yellow and green wool flannels, plaid linseys. blankets, shawls, aproa checks, shirtingetri pes. ticking, bleached, I rown and Mue drilling, denims brown sheeting, bleached muslin, black and colored cambric, crash. blsck and fancy alpaca, lustres, cluras and merinos; de laiaes. I ginghams, jaconet, white muslins, check eambiie. Irish linen ' snd prints of the most desirable and beautiful style brought v est tnis season. ... NOTIONS. Linen, cotton and silk laoe. edgings aad Insertions, silk and cotton velvet ribbons, bonnet and cap ribbons, combs, buttons, hosiery. gl 'Ve. thread, si k. linen aodcouon haadkerehiefs and cravats, tape and ribbons, suspenders, wool under shins as d drawers, comforters, table cloths and covers, needles, port mounaies. pencils, pen ho'ders. pens brushes, hoeka and eyes, hair pins, thimbles, purses, umbrellas, Ac. HATS fc CAPS. Silk, fur, soft snd naped, black and white hats, white and black wool hata. kossuth, huena vista, wide awake, washington, hungarian. warrior and knew nothing hats, ef all grades and styles. Mas, boy a id children's silk. and weolsa plush, cloth, velvet and glaied caps. '-. ... ..,(.;.,., , . .-. BOOTS dk SHOES. . v-; Hen's and boys kip. calf and stoga boot, youth and child's klfoaudosilf boota.ladiee. mises and ehild'a kip. ealf. goat, enammilrd and pateat leather shoes, buskias; bootees, slippers. Ao., men's, boy's aad youth's lined and naliasdkip aad calf brozaas. ladles and gents rubber shoes. Ae. pl9-3modaw J. S. JAQUESS k CO. TIXE6AB. BBLS Pare Older for sale low to close bv ' ' . QU ep28 GEO. FOSTER k CO. LUM SALT. 3.5HO bushels superisr quality at 53 et XK, per bushel. Apply soon te - ' 5 GEO. FOSTER TO. "VfAllÄ 150 kegs assorted tiles. 'La Bella Wheeling,' iv icrsaia tow to close coBsunments py ep28 GEO. FOSTER a CO. . ' TEA! TEA! TEA ! - KECEIVEDpersteamer Prairie City: " ' ' " 3 i chests Pouchong English breakfast Tea; ' 5 do extra fin do at reduced prices by ep28 IAD. UEIMAX. . STOVES AJITlJ TMTTAnE. JAS. SOANTLIN A SON , ! ßSJiJI ARE bow supplied for the Fall Trade. They have a :,7vLr on band one of the must complete assortmenta of STOVES of all kinds Cooking, Parlor aad Heating t Stovee, of all descriptions foi wood and coal. Coal Grates, Fancy and Common, and are receivingadditions daily. Also a large assortment of TINWARE oa head. They are bow prepared to attesd to customers at the lowest prioea for csh, at their old stavd on Main street, betweea Second aad Third, at theeie-n of the Coffee Pot. Be particular as there are several stores ia the same block. ep27-tf DISSOLUTION NOTICE. THE eo-partnr-ihi p here to fore existing between Summers A Tilestoa is thisdav dissolved bv mutual consent. Ibe business will be continued by W. W. tilestoa, who is author ised to settle the kusiasss ot the late arm. , A CARD. THE undersigned would take this method of returning his sincere thanks to the public for the liberal patronage extended to the late firm, and hopes that by giving his personal attention exclusively te the business to merit acontiuuance ef the same. ep27-tf W. W. TILESTON. JCST RECEIVED A IVEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILL! IV ERY, M CONSISTING of Bonnets o( all descriptions, alio, beautij ful embroidered Mantillas; Parasols, Embroideries, Gloves, Mitts. Caps, aad Head Dresses, the newest style, to which we invite the particular attention of the Ladits. P. R. BARKER. First street, between Main aad Locust, apposite Dr. Bray's residence. jy3 FANCY CHILD'S CABS. VERY fin Child's Cab, just res. d at my21 COOK.S Family Grocery. G EXTERSION OF PAGE'S PATENT! T"tT OTICB is hereby given to the public that the pateat on 1 Page's Portable cibcclab Saw Eill has been extended for t-even year Irom Jul; 16th, 185. All persoa found violating this pateat or infringing ob the same. 1b maaing, using, or vending, will be proceeded against in aoeordaao With the law in such case made aad provided. . - GEORGE PAGE, Patente. The undersigned, having the Exclusive right for a large portion of the Territory t est and South, would announce that they are prepared, a heretofore, to fill all ordere for Paqk's Portable Ciucclab Saw Mills each of our establishment for their respective Toritory. ttny Information ia xegatd to Mills or Patent cheerfully given KINGSLAJiD A FERGUSON. Phasnix Foundry. ROLLIN CLARK. . . of Clark, Renfrew Co.' Eagla foundry. ect3-2mdAw tit. Louis. . mo. NOTICE TO PLOW MAKERS. LETTERS Patent were granted to HUNTER A GARDNER. Oot. 26th. 1852. for aa mprovemeniin Plow. Th patent consists in the cast block, aad its application to a steel er iron mould board. Aod whereas maay plow makers have and are still maki g this board without authority, t ereb; iatringingon the patentees right, notice is hereby given, that the right vested by law will be claimed, and any infringement, thereon will be dealt with according to law. Any aad nil persons wishing ta ue this mould board ia the manufacture of the plow can get them in nay quaatity. of Mr. SAM UEL, OKK, lvausviiie, isa, Any utiormauoa waateu wm h. .ir.n bv addrrssinc oost oaid) ths nadersirnsd at Jeffersonville, Ind.. who alone are the only authnrixed Agent for the Patentees aaa manuiacture or tne ooara. STERLING A DAMRON. pz8-lmdw Agents or Hunter A Gardner. TEA! TEA! I a Largs Assortment of Tees, of the best grades, for family t. use, iast reo'd from New York. nd forsalelowby aep!2 if TENNEY ft SOREN80N. NUTS,' arir.RERTS Braiil. Walnuts. Sicily. Marseilles, aad JT l.ica Almeads, just received by sen!2tf TESN TESNEY & SORENSON. Z ' t BROWS DRILLS ADO BALES browa drills, ree'd this day aad for 'sale m by JAS LOW At CO. ep22 418 Maia St.. Loaisvill. Ky. THE FINEST CLOTHING! . AT THE LOWEST PRICES. JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPEb! I HAVE just received, at my stand oa Maia street. upper side !twtea First aad Second at . aom of th finest and beat made article of READY MADE CLOTHING ever brought to this si ty. aad made up ia the most fashionable styles. Among these are some vsry superior Overcoat, als GeBtlem.a'A Furnishing Goods af every description; from the common is the very fine, with a large 1' of TRUNKS. I respectfully lSvit th pnblie to call, as I am determine s all vary ahaap. (ot2-lm) JACOB GOTTLEIB. ar sj Bbl. Kaaawa SaK, for sal ea aomsisiB, Yf 5s50..utl . T, BACON 0X.; MÄ ft.

EDUCATION, &C.

PRIÄCKTO FEMALK HIKH SCHOOL,. 'miHH first aanaal sessioa of this Institution will be opeaM. edon Monday, the 3d of September, 1855. - A convenient building will be erected during tha summer, and prepared so arcommodate pupils, tooa after the session opeas. It will be fitted up in a neat and comfortable style. Bad supplied with a good set of philosorbieal aadcbamical apparatus. A Preparatory Department will be connected with the sohool. tbough ia a separate room, into which beys oder twelve years of age will be admitted. ' -The Principal has made arrangements with foi families. t board pupils from a distance. JL -j TBH3 PE SESSIOH Of SITE MOKTHg: .- Boarding. Llghts"and Fuel.. ....A'.. $30 00 Tuition. Senior CI ' - n . . ... 20 00 Junior Cliss Preparatory, Keeond Class. . " , . First Class Mnsie. vHli use of Piano Painting and Drawing... Embroidefr, . , , . .... ...... Jiouern Liiu. IS 00 10 00 7 50 SO 00 10 00 00 mfiÄbTfCrJfcipaatadT"' b,p'U1 AssisUBts, Hr.. h.ifrli!l,'Ä.HBT T 0"N. 10 00 Urs. M. M. JIo'btom. f Jt 0Ki'TISTB . ' e J. Flager Dentist.4 HAVING pennaaeatly located in Evansvllle. respectfully oners his professional service to the eitiiens of EvauaTille aad vicinity. AU operations pertsisiai to tha teeth nrfnrml I.. most approved manner. USoe aad residence oa S eeoadi tree t near Locust. pl( m " THB EtULG rOlNDRt. rpHB partaershipboretofore existing between Brinkmeyer, X Sfesker A Co., in the Foundry business, has this day bv d. by Henry and William H Klusman purchasina tha u. tire interest ot John B. M ker in said bus liness. The Foundry business will be carried oa as heretofore, but more extensively, under the firm and style of BEIN KM EYE K. KLUSMaN & CO. Brinkmeysr. Kluunan & Co., keep oa hand aad ar always manufacturing Coal and Wnnil h.&tin fnnkin. ..J ParlorStoves of various patterns and sixes. Fire Framesand Grates. Balcony and Fence Railing, Machinery, etc., which

ace Kailinx. Alacoinerr. eto. which . . z. t -"-s - '" ,u.ui,uti ..a,., , - -d warrao'unsulpiSseT 'in bVaJty ot " .n '"', despaired of., r.apposed fha id service kr ur Fran dr. I. ih. I of thia was laeTitahfo, and rested myself te . ia .ervic. by any oundry ia th mest-tht worJt f hed..onT book highly spofen of. as con-

w-j wm sen cneap. ana workmanship, saish aad West. Eacle Foundrr on Main street and th. r.a.1 Storeoa Main St.. between First and Second. Evansvilla In.d-, , . BRINKMEYER, KLVbilAN b CO. je4-lmd-Iyw. ' CI.OIHIEH'S GOODS. "M flfl Piece Fancy Cassimare. assot ted aad Try haad-JLV-v Man styles. 4 40 assortsd Bsavsrs, ree'd th! day aad for sal - . . JAMES LOW ACO., byS 418 Main st.. Lcnisvi.it,. Ky. JL' DE LAIIVKS. " mW fZ Cases Handscme styled Muslin de Lainss. Aaa 3. la Cashmerrt. ' . Received this day. aad for sals fy - JAS. LOW A CO. ' Ing31 daw tf 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky 1 ' WtBfDOV SASH. W7"Ehavs received a consignment of Window Sash, efdifII fercat dimension commonlv nsed, will sell low. sepl2tf - TENNEY A SORENSON. JIST LITTLE VAU' AltHIVED! THE WITH 1 BIO STOCK OP ran and winter Clottiinsr and FURNISHING GOODS. HATS, CATS, MIOOTS AD SHOES, t AND every thing belonging to a gentleman's dress and eom- , , '?rT,i1 Weh I will sell lower thaa ever. WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL, at tha Westen Star Clothing Sure, under Pavilion HoXel,. . .; ; . "r N. B. Clothing mad to order with neatness and disratck. TIB ' , . ANTHONY LOBE.NRTINK. RAWJFOBD'SPaUat Sell-feeding ClovarThrashsx aad ... MofFw' Patent Grain Stparatort and Powert; Taylor a Kmhree's celebrated Tcrtshers '- " Dutton'e TliNsher aad Riddle with oirc-lAr Pw.r: on hand and for sal at th Wareho' so of. - i . . -"P9 JOHI 8. MITCHELL. -STARCH. BOXES Whtat Starch la tor iid for sal by epo UKK. DALZKLL At CO. ' WHITE LI.TIE. ' IAA BBLS in good order, for sale by ßß ep27 -. ORR. DALZELL A - n CO . WHITE LEAD. , fa iB KEGS Pure, ia iter snd for sale by "jLj?:2.: i ORR. DALZELL A CO. JEST RECEIVED. A eTIsTfe lm w K Cheesei W 3 dox Hearth Brooms; 3 do Whisks; d do Be't Shaker Broom; 4 a csu Wooden Bowls, aa-ortsd: . - , 2 do Market Baaksta; 1 ds covered Baskets: ' 1 box Clothes Pins; - - 1 box Pateat Wethes Pias; ree'd per sUamboat Benreursiaat . T. BACON CO. '8. 1 . Mala t.. betw. First and a.oond.: -.. . SCHOOL IVOTICE. THE Schools ef Pigeon Township will b epened ea th idth day af October Beit. By order of th Trustees. " PKTEU BHARPE, President. Tros. K Gsrvtw Clerk. . (ectl-3td JvTEBqulrrcpy. ' . '. ,r. , . ''"JUST RECEIVED. 1DOZ fine English Phot Ran ef th la' cat stv!, warraiUd sure shot, and bring the gam every tin. AlsoGame Hags, Powder Horns aad Flask. ?5P2 l B A BOOCgjIROS; NEW MACKEREL. . fUST received direct from the Fisherv, Nos. t. 2 and S, ia bbls. halfs, qnaters and kitu, t r3l to th trad ia lots to suit, at a small advance for eash. Pl GEO. FOSTER Jt CO. FEATHER DLNTI'VU RRESHES. . A SMALL lot ju opened ef the vsry detlrabl dusUrs i"av iotfuraiture. merchants' nse, etc., at je2 . . CHAS. S. WELLS, now Hardware 8tor. S. F. FLOLR. fjlOODSuperfia Flonr 12 bbls. M 10 soke da do; received aod for sale by I'15 J. W. & 8. VIC EE BT. ."tain KegeWheellBMdPitttearghNall andSpIk'ss ßßß received aad for sale by mT 14 SAMUEL ORR. FLOUR. TJ sacks of S. F. Flour of various brands ia . (tore aad lor sale by ag28 J. W. 8. VlCKERY. CODFISH. 1 drum for sal by . E. GILBERT CO.. r X(S SyeamorsstrestasaivCater. fl aTk D07BN" Eggs, esarassed kams aad swsst poUtoes in Ji- w. W store aad for sal kr P24 - - . - J, W. k T. VlCKERY. " LARD. LARD.' , , BBLS Prime Lard received and for sale by ' r2 - - J. W. a S. VlCKERY. SHOWER BATHS AAD ICE CHESTS. DOZ No. 1 and 2 Ice Chests: ii dot Shower-Baths, received and for sale by y7 ORR. DALZELL A CO. SOAP! SOAP! KEC'D per gteamer Fanny Fern. 20 boxe German Soap la 31b ban; 15 do do do IK do; r ' 25 do No. I Palm Soap; l'i lb ban; 14 d. do da do, JÜ lb do; -For sals by augl I. a- D. HEIMANN. GLASS J ARS. AO dos. ea aad two gallon each, squat aad tall. For sal y . 8. E. GILBERT At CO. . g31 tf syaamor. aear Water. TOBACCO. i IfC BOTES rsaorted Brands, ia store and fersaleby tF sep!2tf TENNEY A SORENSON. ' 3 FANCY WORK AAD SCHOOL BASKETS. doxea large sis work basket. 2 " medium site faacy basket. 10" school baskeu; just received at " yl2 COOK'S FAMILT GROCERY.' LOT of fresh Meal just ree'd aad for sal at je T. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocery. R ECEIVEb this day. w ox uneese. w . K aaa English Dairy; 400 kegs WheelingNails; 10 bxs Lemon, ia fine order. 3 TELNET A SORENSON. O RAAB ES AAD LEMOAS; "I f BOXES fresh Oranges; Jl Vr 10 do - do Lemons; ' jeJ just rec.d aad for sale by PRESToN BROS. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. 1 TE have now on hand one of the most complete and de1 sirable stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line to be found in the Western Market, which we offer to all eash or prompt time buyers at remarkably low rate. Our goods nave beea selected with great eare, an 1 in quality,. iyle and nrice. we are willing to duplicate the bills ef anv reaular house we-t of the mountains. Our stock cCnsist ia part ef tne following arxici-s : Brown and bleached muslins, eloth. eaasimere. satinet!, prints, linsey. linings, silks, satins, surges, velvet, vesting, carpeu. cashmeres. Coburgs, alpacas, de lain, hats, caps, bonnet, ribbons, umbrella, seamlei bag, shawls, satchels, Ac. Ac. Togetbor-witb a large assortment ef Notions of all kinds, from a Yankee clock te a cambric needle. Also a large stock of WELL MADE CLOTHING, -got np expressly for our owb trade, aad to give entir satlsfaetio. Givaa call before purchaaiBg elsewhere, as ws charge Bothiag lor showing goods, snd as littles, the cheapest for selling them. JOHNSON h FRENCH. Maia street, 2d door above State Bank. ep28 .:. Evaasville, lad." RECEIVED per steamer Prairie City; . SO Matt Cassia; , 4 Cases R. W. Box Matches; ' ' , ' ' 4 do Paper do ' do British Lustre, N. 1; 1 do Best quality Iadige; 1 Bag best Nutmegs; 20 3oxes double refined Salerataala 1 paprral 4 .! Imported Castile Scap; to t Soda SaUratu la 1 lb paptrs; 40 do 8ndos. Prime Mustard; d Cases 25 do Eagluh Mustard la X" JarR 1 Bbl Clov,; 1 d Madder; Bag Pepper; -- ' 4 -e Alspiee; 1 B l RaceGiager) - " Ksgs Saltpetre :s I Cases 40 jtos Goodwin's Te ! O Boxe Traaspartat Söst; wtws Hair Oil hr sal as rvded prl-

MEDICINAL.

T; ' WHY FEMALES SIFFLR IN HEALTH. ."."" TH13 MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANIONS ...,.!.-. BY DR. A. M. MATJRICEAN. r ' vi J . raorKSsoa or diseases or women. Ort Hundredth Edition (500,000) 18mo. pp. 230. 1 standard work of established reputation, found darted la" t th cataloguescf the great Trade Sales of New York. : , Philadelphia, and other cities, and sold by th ; .piincipal booksellers in the United States. " , 5VEP.Y vomit can here discover, by comparing her jwB.symptoms with those described, the nature, character aod,-, eause of her complaint, and lie spared much anxiety and auf-' - fering, aa wsll a the unpleasantness of making known to, or, i making inquiries of a physician, in respect to the numberleso . ailment to which she is subject. The wife about becoming" a mother has oftea needet instruction and advice in Tespeel to hersituatioB. which she will here Und. -This look Ulis her ) what 1 th matter, and tells her what to do for it, ia ilmolt hut hate word, and such a ah oaa understand, :': . " . . k '-.' Those tnfferingfrom obstructions or irregularities peculiar , to the female system, or from pkolapsuk vteki (.falling ( the womb), or from FL iron alsvs. will eaah find la its p B , the means of prevention, amelioraticn. aaa reliet. - - - 4 Much di tress of mind, as well a thousands pecuniarily might be saved to every husband, if th simplest ls spper . ' taming to the marrisie state acre better understood. Ibat, - :, th y are sot better nnSerstood ia traceable to that natural aaa. aimesi c'mmendable sensitiveness that will rather suffer thaa, K consult or eoaverse with evea a medical man ia respect te eomplaints peculiar to the female only. - - In a copy of "The Married Woman' Private Medical Com-. . panioa." every female ha a physician that known and de-, scribes her evtrr avmptom. feelinr aad ailment, and which -

she caa consult at aU times without violence to hex sensitit-.. Bess. . .e Ertragt of altttsr from a ccnUtman ia Dayton, Ohio. . j. ,- , Dattom, Mar I. 184Ti '- Dr. A. IS. MATBJtEAJf: My Deal1 Sir; !y wile hai been pr ceptibly sinking forsome three years ormorot in eonsequen " of great anxuish andsufferiugson e months before and during confinement ; every successive one mo-re and more debilitated - ana prostrated ner, putting ter Hie in imminent. canger, ana iiuiBK9uiiitiuiDn re&cauguiy cafe. -1'n its receipt aaei perusal 1 cannot express to jou the relief it afforded my diettvased mind, and ttejoy iu pages imparted to .my wife. aT learning that the great diicovef? of M. M. Desotneaux rrovi- ' dad a remedy Itcpened a prospect to me which I littleconeeived was possible. But tor this, ere r. other year would 1 have passed over my head, in all human probability my wife would have beea ia her grave and my children left motherless. , INDIANA AGENTS: J. M. k 3. O. Howe, Bloamington-, Parr! & Tarn,1! Greencaatle; JamesEl'er. Richmond; F.J. Faivre. Shelby--ville ; U. R. Harvey, Vineusnes ! James Beard, H. Faucett, -and C. B . Hensly, Kokomo : J. Snodgrasa. Perrytville ; A. N. Chamberlain. Elkhart; T. J. Laugdon. Rockport; M. C." Dustia, JefTersonville I f W. Alli.nn. Franklin ; I, G. Applet Me. Delphi, and SAMTEL LISTER. Evaasville. )eT Upon receipt of One Dollar. "THE M J RRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDIC A L COSIPANfON' is sent (mail-, ed free) to any part of the United States, th Caaadas, aal . British Provinces. ' II letters rarst be postpaid, and ad.' dressed to Dr. A. M MAUEICEAN. box 1224. New YorkCity. . Publishing Office, No. 12d Liberty Street, New lork. ep4 3m-dw T DU. ;W. T. OWEIv'S PILLS. " FOR THE CURE OF .. . . ,1 FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS AND FEVERS. .. , ITU often and too frequently the practice of individual who get up a aew medicine, te gull the public with a list of certiicates, purporting to come trom persons who havebeea cured by tne use thereof, hen, in fact. tho. certificate are merely he imagination of the brain rf the compounder of the tnedicin'. signed with fictitiounian.es. The subset f' ers do not claim for the Pills now o tiered to the public, miraculous and wonderful ouresin all disease whieh the "tleeh.i heir to,' but will assert, that lor the cure of the diseases mentioned in the caption of this advertisement, there baa never been oOered. to sufiering humanity so saf, sure and speedy remedy. To substantiate this assertion, he" wonldrelertd persons in' this community, who. alter trying various medicines purporting o be certain oures, have oul torrad relief from the us of tb's Pill. 'i heie Pill are not composed of cheap ingredient, tat made by machinery, for the purpose of making woney. They are made and put up by the subscribers, and are composed entitbly bf costly aud pare drugs, and cannot be sold at suck prices .as are generally et on patent pills. Bnt those whsr w,ih an article which will cure Acue and Fever in a few du s, there l-y enabling the patient to attend to his daily occu nation, will find these Pill the cheap-stand surest medicine ever prepared.. . Read the following eertifieftr, and if yon want more evidence of the virtues of these Pills, it will be given by persoaal applicatioa to the subsciiben : .' , Owxsbbobo. Kv.. August I. I8S5. This eeTtifiet that my sou wa takea very sick with a chill and high fever and vomiting, and I went and procured a box of Dr. Own' Ague Pills, andern happy to sdy that they effected fpesdy and permanent care. JOHN H. McFAR. -' j ' -"Ancustl, 185. I eertifv tht hd chill and fevar, aad wa induced from -ths reputation tbst Dr. Owen 'e Pill hsd ia curing chills and fever, to purchase a box af Dr. W. T. Owen's j stly celebrated Pills. I ha I net ed the whole box before I wa entirely well, aad believe iber ta be the best Pill bow offered to tat) pubUe lertb cur ef Ague aud Fevsr. . E.C. AVKE3. , -.Owbnsboxo, Ky., May IT.-18S5. Dr. J. W. CHrTovDMt Sir: Havii g for th past twa fears been severely tfBrcsed with Chills aad Fsver, and find-, rig nothing that would afiord ma any relief, only for a lew days at a Mine I was at last induced to try sum of Dr. W. Ty Owen's Chill Pill, which I did. aad to my great joy, aftax nisng en. box; foand that I wa one more frc from tb , Boost loathsome of all diseases, fnillsand Fever, I would say to all who bave Chills and Fever, lose not mo meat, bat go immediately to Dr. J. W. Compton, and pro uro a box. and my word for it, you Will never.- trouble with Oiaib again. . , CHAS. B. GRIST. ' ' ' ' RonHAitBOlt. Wy., April 11, 1835, This Is to certify that I had Chills and l ever In toy familr for the past tea months, aad I tried all the Chill Pills and Chill medicine that were to be had in th country. In ordinary ease they have stopped the chills oa the most of ny -family, with on exception. Ob my oldest sob therw&BOB of them that would make a permanent cure until I eame acros Dr. Owea'a Chill Pills, and I can safely say to everybody that they art th best Pills I hav ever used. WM. O. JACKSON.' - OwKstsjBOBO, Ky., Feb. 22. 1855. -. Dr W. T. Owrs-Dear Sirt I have been -afilicted witk chills and fevefs foreia months, and alter trying various remedies, 1 was induced to try a box of your Ague Pills, which have cured me sound and well, and I believe tbem to b th best medicine in nse. . BALTHASER ACH. . I have known the above geatlsman fot six years, and csrti" fr that his staumsnu are true. , J.PLUNKETT, River Tradol, 3 Pittsburg, Pa. -iTi v - ' Lbwisvort, Ky., Jaa. 2, 1855. This eertitet thai T have had the chills and lever for month; and tried various remedies without ellect. I then used ob box f Dr. Owe' Chill Pills, and thev have entirely curs ms. , THOS. P, TAYLOR. . OwiKSBORO, April 12, tB5. I certify that I had chills and fevers, and applied to a ooa nhvsieian. who prescribed for mo and gave mo medicine. which did not break the cbil'a nor give me any relief. .1 wa then advsied to try Dr. Owen' Chill Pills: I did so, and they topped the chills, and lam now perfectly weil. They ale cured me of a moot distressing pain in the side, which I wad fearful would result ia something serious. Persons amietea with chill would do well to use them; they are a certain cure. -' GEO. W. MONARCH. sTT The Pill are warranted to cure ia vsry instant where the directions are followed. 43-Fr sale, wholeaal aad retail, by . : J.W.COMPTON, Druggie, , r- Owensburg. Ky. Also by WOOLSEY i SAWYER. . Wholesale and Retail gent, sepl 4m-W Evansville, lad. PKOF; O. J. "WOOD'S CELEBRATED JIAIR KESTOKATIVEs riflHE effect el this wonderful Hair Pestorative, are proJL .dacisgth most astonishing result in the public Blind; eld and young are lavijh in their praises of the virtues ofthil remarkable composition. It is the onlv preparation that caa be depended oa to restore grey hair to its natural color, and re-prodn.ee .on bald heads a lnxuri.nt growth.. ' gfjf Th following is främ a distinguished member of thd medical profession! 1 ' . St. Part. Jan.' 1, 1855. , - Pnnr. O. J. Wood- Dear Sin Unsolicited. I send yosi thiseertifieate. After being nearly bald for a long time, aad having tried all the hair restoratives extant, andhavinga faith in any. I was indue d on hearing of your to give it a trial. I placed mvself in the hands ot a barber, and had my head rubbed with a good stiff brush, and the Restorative them applied an t well rubbed in till the scalp was all a glow This I repeated every morning, and in three week j the yonng bait appeared, and grew rapidl from the first of August last ap to the preeeut time, and is now thick, black and strongsoft and pleasant to the touch, whereas, before it wa harsh and wiry, what little there was of it. and that little waadirap peering very rapidly. I (till nse your Restorative about twice a week, and shall soon hav a good and perfect crop of hair.. Now I have read of these things andwho has not! but have sever seen hitherto any case in which any person ' hair was really benefited by any of the hair tor ica, Ac, of thd day, -and itreaily gives m - pleasure to record the result o my ixperienca. I have recommended your preparation toothers; t already has a large and general sale throughout the Territory. The people heresaw iu effects and have confidence ia it The supply y m sent us, as wholesale agents fot ihe TerritAry. is nearly exhausted aad daily inquiries ere made fot it. You deserve credit lor your discover) , . I for ont retnrn yom thank fo tha benefit it haa done me. for I certainly had diadpax longago of ever effecting any such result . Youn, hastily, : :J. W. BOND. ., Firm of Bond k Eellog Pn rgfst. ' St. Paul.M. T. Th BBdenigned, EeT.i. K- Brarg a Minister In regala standing, and pastor of the Orthodox Church, at Brook neid, Maas. , Hais a gentleman of eonsiderab'. iBfluenee. and natverally beloved. (Copy) , WM. D1ER. Brookftrv.d. Jan. 12, 185. Po. 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