Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 173, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 November 1855 — Page 3

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. Baymond'i Amphitheatre. The Washington Fire Co. Xo. 1. having been disappointed in their engagement with the Minstrels this week, have secured the services of Raymond's Amphitheatre for a splendid exhibition for the benefit of the Fire Company, this evening. They have employed this Troupe for a stipulated sum, so that the larger the attendance the greater will be the gains of the Fire Company. We hope there will be a large turn out enough to fill the mammoth Favilon. There is an interesting Programe offered as will be seen by small bills. We arc assured the performance will be well worth seeing. Mutual Insurance Co. The Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Vanderburgh County, is now in full operation, and has already granted a great many policies. This company is made up of our own citizens, and is emphatically a Jwme company for mutual insurance. It has a large capital, and is in every respect a secureinstitution. We hope the liberal spirit with which it has been welcomed, will be con tinued. Mr. Jeremiah Behm is Secretary of ' the Company, and either him or the President, 3Ir. Wm. Baker, will be happy to give any information required about the rates, &c., of insurance in this Company. 07" There were no violations of the market ordinance yesterday morning, though much grumbling. We presume it would be utterly impossible for the Council to make any law that would not be grumbled at, or be inconvenient to many. The Council should recollect the fable of the old man and his ass, and do the best they can on the strength of their own judgments. CJ Some rain yesterday, with the appearance of more last night. Atmosphere very mild: &IVEE ITEMS. Tne Alvin Adams passed up very early yesterday morning. We thank Mr. Archer for a Wg package of St Louis papers. The Adams w5it return nöxt Sunday for St. Louis. The Sfc. Louis News says there is more business doing there at present at the wharf, than there has been doing the whole fieason before., 'Boats bound for the Ohio and up rivers, have no difficulty in getting freight at remunerative prices, but freights to New Orleans scarce. A great deal of produce is coming in from the upper rivers. The Missouri river is in a Very bad stage, with no prospect of a rise. River on a stand at St. Louis last Tuesday, with ten feet water to Cairo. The Fanny Bullitt left New Orleans on Tuesday last for Louisville. The R. J. Ward has given up her trip on account of the low water. The splendid packet Thos. Swann will be down . early this morning, unless she gets lodged oh a sand bar, for St. Louis. She is one of the best packets, and unexcelled in ' speed and accommodations. The John Tomkins was to have left Louisville last evening for Tennessee River, and may be expected here to-day. Travelers bound that direction will find the Tomkins a first rate craft. Ned Woolfolk, of the clerk's office, will do the agreeable all around. The Memphis Eagle of the 24th u.U., Bays: , 1 The "Empire' which passed down on Monday night, refused to stop and land her Memphis passengers at the wharfboat, but passed on and put them ashore, in the rain, at Fort Pickering. The clerk of the boat had come ashore at Memphis in a yawl and took some carriages down .to Fort Pickering to bring up the passengers. There were two ladies among the passengers Mrs. Provost Adams, the cel ebrated actress, being one. We understand by a communication from Mrs. Adam3 in the following day's Eagle, that Capt. Meekin had been compelled to promise his passengers not to land at Memphis. He tried to get their consent to land, but they made him abide by his promise. The David White, after iyiftg aground several days at French Island, was pulled off by the Rainbow last Wednesday. She arrived here Wednesday, and laid ail Wednesday night, leaving early yesterday morning. We dont thank Willy Mitchell for late papers this ' time, sure. We hope the David will get out safely. Capt McGill would not take on any freight here. The Fashion did not get down till yes tjrday afternoon. She stopped at New burg ' and took on a large lot of stock for St. Louisa ,We thank Mr. Clark and Cy Drew Jr.,- for a big package of papers. There is no change for the better reported in the river above. "Nothing new from the Crimea." The bisr boats are having a hard 0 ' time of it. The J. M. Stockwell has come out : again after a long rest. She may be expected I down from Louisville to-day for New Orleans, if she has hot already arrived ere this appears. Harmonious Democracy. The New York 'papers give an account of a Tiere' meeting at Tariirhany Hall, which indicates that all the 'time Tionorcd observances of the party axist in full force yet There was rather more than the usual amount of yelling and quite as much as usual of fighting, tfere are a couple of paragraj hs: . Fists flew, riati . dodged blows, and men 'stamped about, shaking their paws and crying '"Howard." .' 'Several men were considerably bruised by knuckles enthusiastic for Harry Howard, and one man wns pulled off the platform and seriously pounded. Altogether the meeting Was more than usually HtcIj.

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KEPOSTED EXPBESSIY FOB THE JOTEN AL New York, Nov. 1. It is reported that Scott indignantly rejected the pittance of fourth amount, being satisfied such was not the intention of Congress. Cholera raging fearfully bri Nicaragua steamer, hence Sept. 2d, when passing Ac'capulco. CINCINNATI Nov. 1. Flour very quiet, with light receipts; sales of 240 bbls at $8. Good demand for wheat at full rates, but receipts are light n I trrocenes dull and languid; transactions confined to small lots at previous rates. Whisky dull and declining c; sales 300 bbls at 33c. FURTHER BY THE ARIEL. New York, Oct. 28. The steamship Ariel, from Havre, arrived last evening. She brings the second edition of the London Times of Saturday, the 13th. Consols had improved on Saturday, morning, and the closing quotation was 87c. No new movements in the Crimea had transpired. It is known that the allied fleet before Odessa has on board 10,000 French troops. A rumor prevailed in London that a popular outbreak had occurred in Sicily. The cholera was prevalent at Rome and Madrin. The English gun boats have left the Baltic and are on their way home. New Orleans, Oct. 29. Cotton unchanged, sales 7,000 bales fair. Sugar 6f 6,V c. Molasses 30c. Flour heavy at 8 50. Corn 75c. Oats active at 4245c. Hay $28. Washington, Oct. 30. The President has decided that the resolution of February, 1855, providing for the brevet rank of Lieutenant General, under which Gen. Scott received that appointment, gives him additional pay and allowances, and that it is retractive in its operations from May 29, 1847, and which decision has been communicated to Gen. Scott. Boston, Oct. 30. At 9 o'clock this morning Sanford's cotton factory at Craw fbrdsville was destroyed by fire together with the outside buildings and a considerable quantity of cotton. The loss is about $50,000, which is mostly covered by insurance. A fjmale operative perished in the flames. Two others are reported to have been killed by jumping from the windows. Other persons were also injured. When the train left the fire Was still raging, and much further damage was feared. Albaxt, Oct. 20. A large and enthusiastic" meeting was held at the Capitol this evening, to ratify the nominations of the American party. Erastus Brooks, of New York, and S. G. Haven, of Buffalo, were the principal speakers. GO" An Englishman; representing himself to be Sir Walter Percy Beaumont, claiming connection with many of the nobility of Eligland, has been honoring Chambersburg, Penn.; with his noble presence for the last three months. He succeeded in swindling several, persons, and induced a merchant to accompany him to N. Y., where h? was to receive 10,000 from Lady Percy. It is needless to say that when he arrived there he slipped off and has' not since been heard of. JPilllVTEIt'S J II PAPEICS. MXO & GUUD.MAX, TVos. T7 and 7t Wall St., Cincinnati, O., HAVE on hand a beautiful stock of PRINTER'S PAi FEKS. Cards, Card Sheets. Black and oolored Inks, Brunzea, Yarniebes. A'o., which they oner at MANL'i'ACTUUER'S PRICES. oot!6tf PH KLKD PORK AD LABI). JUST received by the steamer Hickmn and for sale at J. . MCKKOE'Ü Family Uroeery. oetI6 Corner 2n and Oaksu; I.UUK1MG GLASSES. t AM atalltim's prepared to furnish Looking Glasses in Mahogany, Valnut, or Rosewood Frames, Looking Glass Mates, Picture Frames, etc.; also. Gilt Frames. Picture Frames, and a general assortment of Pictures and Oil Paintings, at wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices. l.C. GF.ST, mhtdawins Vo. 9 West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati. O. POPE, ELLISON & CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, 2) POYDBAS STKUET, KEW "ORLKAXS. Bf Liberal advances on consignments to the ahove firm made by JOHN IU'KTIH, y-iyw r.vansviiie. tna. PHYSICIAN, STJIIGEOM Oc BESTIST. DR. WM. M. S WAYZE has permanently located in this city for the practice of Medicine, Surgery and DentUtry. He has been steadily engaged in his prolession or the laet eighteen years in Ohio and Indian i, and brings ample testimonials of his ability and success from those places where he has resided, itis utfcoe at present is at Dr. Fitch's Drug Store on First street, opposite Carpenter's new block. He respectfully solicits calls, when he hopes oy sccckejs to recommend hims. If. octfl-lm daw COIYFECTIOXEUS. HOTFI, KEEPERS. AXD FAMILIES, A RE invited to examine our assortment of Superior Exsv tracts ot vanilla, Lemoi, ose. nectarine, jaitter al mond. and Cinnamon, lot flavoring custards, blano maase. jellies. Ice cream, szuces, etc., for mle by 1 Lies, ey22 3FZ. ni8HKI.S SWKKT POTATOES Just received tß and for salt by octlG T. BACON & CO. MISS F. R: BARKER HAS lii't returned from theEast wnh the largest assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods ever brought to this city. consisting of Bonnnts, Ribbons, Flowers, and Feathers of all descri ptions. Also Caps, Gloves. Underslfeeves and Embroideries ot all kinds. She hasalso an assortment of Cloth Cl-aks. and Talmas, to which she invites the attention of the ladies of Evansville atid vicinity. oct!7tf THB cmKit vixeUar THAT took tbe first premium at the Vanderburgh County Fair, was manufactured by THOS. S.NOWDDft'N; add there is 100 barrels of the .tame kind for sale by , ootlT T ES NEY & SORENSOX. RKCKIVEÖ PER stKAMEU Ail DAS. 3"T BOXES W. R. Cream Cheese; J 4 Cases N. V. Paper Slatoh.s i60 gross; 1 Case 15 boxes first O, Indigo; 15 Boxds double refined Soda Saleratns in lb. papers; For Mile at reduced prices by oet!7 I. jfc D. -BBIMAXy. PER STEAMER J. I). Ktlll.i. BOX ES of Palm Soap, 1 boxes, 15 do Star Candles; for sale by I. is D. HEfMÄNN. SARDI.ES A. D OYÜTE11S. 6 ."C DOZ Cans Oysters; mm Jf and for sale by oct4 6 cases Sardines. -fast reeefved PRESTÖN BROS. FRESll OYSTERS. wwTEhiTfl received the first shiDment. and will k.eno n W band for the season, a supply of fKe celebrated" Holt & ' Moltlef Oysters so long and favorablv known. I ocf.3 TENNEY & SORENSON. I I1CISII EINEN. Iay CASES Irish Linen, ree'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW k CO. oet-dw 418 Main St.. Louisville. Ky -JJ yn COILS Itfanilli Rope, assorted sites, from the IL r 1 9 New England Cordage Jo.: 25 dot Lanterns. latest Yankee invention; 60 boxes Choice Cneeae; just received. . H9 TKNNET SORENSOX. FIRE CRACfeERS. t rtrfBOSES Canton Fire Cracker,, (a store aad for XWjLf y ) f RC3T0N BROS. ' HARPER'S IAGAZIMK I.OR OCTOBER, baa been received and is new for sale at oct4-lw T. CONYNGTON 4 CO.'S. H03IISAZINES,' KIFTT Pieces Bombesin,, assorted qnsJHiea, received JaS. LOW & CO.. M. nie ny xni tor sale by er-i 1? Main n , Louisville, Ky".

CITS TAX SALE OF 1855. ITSY virtue of the authority iu me tested by tbecharter JB ud ordinances of the City of Evansville, and State o Indiana. 1 will nil, pursuant to the provisions of 4 Charter and ordinances, for the pavmentof delinquent taxes, oosts and charges due said eity for the year 1855. the following described property charged and assessed to the following named

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NAMES. JM App do do MJ Bray . UmDroveuientson.. UiT) I90j ISttj 6! 178! 45 1 4ii! 0 P D E D E 40x 130 ft s aside of lSi by 130 . ,56xl5u t next lot 7 k j improvements... 42 19 44 05 L E D E U E 0 Bell do . do P. B Combs...'. Carpenter, Baker & Garvin .to do ,. Jno F-'Tuheur... ... U E 322 69 L E 31 OS 32,' b 150 f sub div 27 A23 8 K E K E 3 1Q 3 10 2 1 16 62 7 6 B OK : Jno H Gvoesbeck.... KtJ V Hill Jones & Bell 391 6 17 115 95 26 11 'undiv'-2 of mid prt I flf 397 ftoffraelotl 3 L E 0 P P Kullman Wiby üOft s Kof ... '4-5 of 10910 10 Heirs of J Mitchell. if do do do do 12 W3 crofLocustst 75x75 II 2i0. 4 D E V H 378 39 Wm Neff E E 4 9i B F Morton Heirsot Raleigh. 50M50fofsubdiTOf 12TI2K O P ao 27b?Of " 112512 47 61 Hairs of T) Stitt Sb73 off of. 2723. L Ej E fi' Stetson, Fosdick and J6 .15 6 17 6 17 3 71 2 72 3 10 4 3 12 01 5 55 4 01 3 71 78 72 4 94 2 48 2 78 2 04 2 78 10 47 10 47 10 47 5 55 12 93 3 71 3 09 4 94 4 62 3 09 2 78 4 94 10 .'0 6 17 Taylor oo do do do do do do do do 12B 5"" . 24! . 10 44 . 12 45 . 19 SO . 5!f2 . 1": S3 . 9' 15 . 3 16 2CS! D Joseph Wood J T Walker X of 423U K; Unknown Owners. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Heirs of Geo Bates do do do do do do do do se of lot 9 Lister t i sub dlv frae lot 18 sub dir seiof2l 30 lotlsnbdiTof CE .. 3 .. 6 .. 50x75 alley end of.. E E 2 2 2 3 3 S 3 148 D E C 16 E E: 12 19 9 26' 14 4i; 7 44 8 45! 11 49 7 S2 20 52 28 291 ' 311 81 ft s w partof.. O P 36x75 ftsw end ofj n w z.-xi.-u icol 15x75oflot6subdiv! 84) i 1031 11 31 12 31 n e ä E E 13 31 part of 217, DE 198 51 Said Sale will be at the Court House, in the city of Evansrille. on th third day of November, 1355, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.M. and 3 o'clock P. M.. of said day. City Collector. P. S. Those interested in tbe above premises, can pay the above delinqnent taxes cosU and charges at any time prior to tno flay oi sale. toctia-ti-3,000 OZS. QUININE, JUVT KF.CK1VEU THIS BAY) BY EXPRESS AVI) Full SALE BY FREDERICK ECK3TINE. J., WHOLESALE BKCGG1ST, S. r. COR. rOVKTB AKD MAIN STS. , Cincinnati Ohio. octl2-tf AUMINlSTKATOIS'S SALE OF HEAL ESTATE. BT Tirtne of a decree, rendered by the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County at its last term. I will proceed to sellat ,he Cour Uouse door in Kvausvillo. the folInwiufr describee real estate, belonging to the estate of Martin Keia, deceaeed. ci the 17th day of November. A. D. 1855, towit: all that part ot lot No one (1) in block No. 87 in the Eastern Enlargement of Evansville. Indiana, thus bounded: commencing it the corner of said lot at the intersection of Sixth and Main streets, thence along Main street towards 7th street three-fourth of the width of eaidlot. or about 55 and 69 one hundredths feet; thenee parallel to btb street t't the Alley in the rear of said lot: thence with said Alley to 6th street atorbsaid, and thenee to the placeof beginning. Aleo.Lot6, in blockten in tbe north-eastern enlargement of said city. Likewise. Lot 2L and 2 in Lilleatun's and Lockhart's enlargement. The aforesaid property will be sold on the following terms, to-wit: One-third of the purchase mouev to be paid in cash; one-third in six. and ono-third in twelve months from day of sale; the purchaser giving notes with approved security, with interest, and waiving all relief from valuation lsrs. , , JOHN A. KE1TZ. Adm'r" SwicCT & LxoNAitn. Auctioneers octl7w4t (Volksbote copy 2 ttmcs) WHOLESALE DltY COS." ''V7'E have now on hand one of tbe mo.t complete and desirajje s.to ks of everyThiug in the DRY GOODSlin. to be found ia tlia Western Market, which we offer to all eanh or prompt time buyers at remarkably low rates. Our goods have been selected with grcut care, an 1 in quality, s'yl. and Srice, we are willing to duplicate the bills of any regular ouse we-t of tho mountain!. Our stock consists in part of the following articU-s : Brown and bleached muslihe. elntlis. eassimeres. satinetts, prints, linseys, linings, silks, satins, surges, velvets, vestings, carpets, cashmeres. Coburgs, alpacas, de laines. hk.ts. cars, bonnets, ritboos, umbrellas, seamless bags, shawls, satchels, A:c., oic. .... Together with a large assortment of Notions of all kinds, from a Yankee clock to a cambric needle. Also a large stock f AY ELL MADE CLOTHING, got nn expressly for our own trade, and to give entire satisfactio't. Give us a call before purchasing elseiheje, as we chazge nothing for showing goods, and as little.as the cheapest tor selling them,. ;. JOHNSON & FRENCH,. Alain street, 2a door above State Pank . cp'23 ... . Evansville. Ind. BEsT BAKUÄI.A IX TUE COCATRY 200 ACRES BAYÖÜ LAND FOR SALE Y order of the Court of Common Pleas of YanÜerburgn mm county, I will on and lwr the 12th day of November, 1855. it 11 At nriTftte aale, and (if not sold at rrivnte sale) on the 1st dayoi December, 1855. at public anetion at the ceor of the Court Bouse in, ETansville. sell to the highest bidder, parcel No. 3, 95 45-100 acres, aud parcel No. 4, containing W-i ,6 -Mi acres, of the lands belonging to tbe estate of Wilis N. Hawkins, dee'd being part of the fractional sections. Nos. 5 and 6, in township No. 7 south of range No, 10 we3t, upon the followirg lerms, to-wit: , One-fourth of the purchase money to he paid on dar of ?al; on-f.)urth in nine, one-fourth in twelve and one -fourth in eighteen months from the day of sale, with interest from date, and without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Purchasers to give their notes with approved security. JOHN J. CHANDLER. -octl5-4t Adm'r of W. N. Hawkjus, dee'd KIGS A IV It OR!VAMKlTAI PI.YTrG. W SUMMERS, lategpartner of W, W. Tilenton. most respectfully informs the citizens of Evansville and vi -ciuity. that he has resumed his former business of Sign and i'rnamentÄl Painting, and trusts that by strict attention to business, coupled by a tasteful and workmanlike execution of all work entrusted to him, to merit a continuance of that patronas:e heretofore so liberally extended to him. Shop on Main street, on the second floor of Mr. J. P. Elliott's new brick building, octltitf FALL STYLE HATS! WE have now out our Fall Style of Gentlemen's Dres Hats. It surpasses everything we ever had before. Thotte in want of a Fashionable and g od wearing Hat, should give m a call. Our Conformator enables ns to make Hats that will lit the most irregular shaped heads with perfect ease and comfort. M e also have on band and make to order all the latest fashions of Hats and Caps. VAUTIEK & MARCOVX1ER, oct2 Main street, between First and Second. n'TEHEüTINR TO THE LADIES! tirE have just received a beautiful lot of new style Dress ,11 Trimmings: 0 yards black Gros de Rhine, all widths; 90 Silk, Cloth and Merino Mantillas; A good assortment of Long and Square Shawls; Also Silk, Chasmere and Merino Hose, which we offer for sale at reduced prices. ocU ROSER, BBOTHER FREY. CO-PARTERgHIP KOTICE. THE subscribers have" this day formed Co-partnership nnderthe name and style of JOS EPH C. JEWELL & CO., for the transaction of tbe Wholesale Dry G-oods, Clothing, Hats and Caps and Boots and Shoes Business. Give u, a call at the corner of Vine and First streets. J&sf"County and City Orders wanted in exchange for Ooods. WILLARD CARPENTER, JOSEPH C. JEWELL, octlO-tf E. S. ALFORD. ESTATE OF KICIIAHI It. COMBS. LETTERS testamentary have betn issued to the undersigned, as Executrix of the last will of Richard B. Combs, deceased. The estate is solvent. A prompt settlement of all matters connected with said estate is' earnestly desired. OCIÜ3-3W SIRS. AMELIA COMBS. Executrix. IIAHK NOTICE. T0TICE is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting of the il Stockholders in the Branch at Evansville of the State Bank of Indiana, will be beld at the Banking House on Monday, the 5th of November next, between the hours of 10 oi ClOCK A. .n, auu DO Clock r. u.. uu nu cicubivu mil 'o I held for eight Directors, to serve the ensuing year.. Polls toopen at 2 o'clock x". M. uyoroerot tne noiro ;t Directors. octl-3t4wte G. W. RATHBOXE, Casb. CHOICE MARBLE FOR SALE. ABOUT 30Ö feet of superior Vermont Marble, will be sold at auction. Nov. 1st. to pay charges accumulated on ths same. As thisis very fine aiaroie. neaiers wouiu ao wen to ee on hands at the sale. (octl Iml P. O O'RILEY. W OAF, CRIPHED Aivn POWDERED SUGARS. JLi 25 bbli St. bonis lersaie ny octli S. E. GILBERT k CO., Syc. neat Water. FOR WABASH RIVER. -THE fine new steamer KATE SACHET. I Capt. DusoNCBKT, will leave Evansville, for j Wabash River, on V ednesday, Oct. 17th. at 4 o'clock P. M. For freight or passage apply on Coctl3-tf board. NOTICE. THE Stockholders in the Evansville Gas Light Co.. are hereby notified that a meeting will be held at the office of John J. Chandler. Esq.. between the honrs of 9 A.-M.and 4 P. M., on the 26th day of October. -1855, fo the purpose of choosing three Directors to serve for one year oetl5-2d O. O. KEATS. Pres't. ' mfA.MLLi ROPEB -1"0 coils, JI1J received and for sale by )Ct25 assorted cites, just FREITOJf BROS.

AUCTION SALES. iFsiinnii: ui:sii)i:tL OX FOCKTH STREET FOR SALE. WE offer for sale at a bargain a comfortaM Cottage Residence, vi th good eut-houses and cistern, and in a good neighborhood. For paiticulais enquire of S WEET & LEONARD, Auctioneers and General Agents.

C. S. LXONA&D. . L. SWEET AVCTIOIV ROOMS, CRE6CKXT OPPOSITE TUE ÜM.W COURT KUUtilv. , , , . GEXERAL AUCTIONEERS REAL ESTATEBROSEE3. "JFEPECTFrLLY tendertheir services to theeitiztn of JL. Eviinarilie and aurronndingcountrv. forthe sale of Real and Personal Property, as Ilonas aud Lota, Furniture.- Dry Goods. Hardware. Groceries, eto. etc.: a!&o parucularatteatien paid, tu ail oatdoorsales of every deficrisir-n oa reason able and satisfactory terms. We shall do exclusivt ly a Commission Business, aud not having any isocds of our own to place in competition wjth consignors, both the bnver an u seller wirj. have a fair and legitimst market. We will devote onr whoie time to the Auction and Commission business, and our friends and customers may rest assured that we will spare no efforts to please them. With prudence and attention to business wahope to merit the confidence of all those who entrust their business to our care. R RFEIl EKCES P. G. O'Rilkt & ro., Evan3Tille. Duvaix, Air.o & Co., iletcphia, Tena. Wm. Parr & Co., da do. Javks Boyd, do do. R. B. Sykes. 37ew Orleaiis. Lewis Snapp, do. 3fn.ES E. Folkes, Yicksburg, Mifls. Wm. McKae, do do. Lock wood K Buos., Cincinnati, Ohio. Kki.loo & Foot. do do. Edwards & Rushxell. St. Louis, Mo. Repular sale days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, and every evening durinptbe season, commencing at early gaslight. ap5 SWEET it LEONARD. Auctioneers. DASttL WOOLSET.... HIRAM KELSON AVCTIOX KOO.llS, Old Court House, Corner of Mr in and Third streets, immediately opposite the Washington Hotel. AVIG leased for a term of years and fitted up the Mm above well known stand, we ire now prepared to receive for sale at auction or private sale, all kinds ol goods, wares and merchandise; household furniture, horses, buggies, etc.. etc. C"sh adrjfnces marie n eonnifrnments when required. ReirulaT '-sales every .Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, commencing at $ o'clock. A, M. Also Tuesday. Wedoesday and Friday nights, at early gas liffht. Out-doorsies and sales of real estate promptly attended to. We are weekly Teeeivinr. and bare now on hand a large and pen era! assortment of FURNITURE, consisting oislut. spindle and bannister backs, scroll and scollop tops, rim back office. French, Jenny Lind, and Bustle wood seat Chairs; mahogany and roso wood sofa seat Chairs: Elizabeth chairs: spring seat arm rockers, sofas, sociables, centre, , card, dininc and breakfast tables; lipht and wash stands, ; lounges, mirrors, tine common and misses' bedsteads, mattrasses, tin and wire safes, etc.. which we will sell at Cincinnati prices. J We have alo on hand great variety of notions, jewelry,! violins, accordeons, pocket cutlery, guns, pistols whips, etc., etc., which we will sell at reduced prices for cash, ; wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & KELSON'.. mv9 ' ; . Aucfs. I SAK Vülll frOI.ia AIND2:üaKV TÜO TTFyou want Ladiea, Misses, or Children's shoes, go to FMB BICU'S Dry Good Store on Main street three doors below Seeond. He is now in receipt of a fine assortment, and et is said he keeps the best in town, and sells thein at the luwist rates. Cull and ee. no charge for showing them. epHtf BOYS' BEX FJXAMiMX TOOL CHK'ST. BEAUTIFUL and nsefel things for Boys, comprising a complete set of Carpenters' Tools. Planes, chisels, hatchets, hammers, saws, drawing knives, mallets, awls, ru'es and various other small Tools. Call and see them. oot6 BACCOCK BROS. CARPETS! CARPETS!! "WfK7E have on hand afine stock of Carpfta of all stylet from W 30 cents to tl 35 per yar4. All persons desiring pood Carpets at a low rate, will find it to tluir advantage to call at oetlU JOHNSON k FKKNCU'S. DRESS S1I.KS. A BEAtTTIFUL asfortment just re?'d end for sale very ZjSL cheapbv (oetl2 JOHNSON & FKENCU. HI OLASSK. 100 bhli choice Plantation, Sugar-tooBe 11 Di and Kenned, for sale low hy S. E. GILBERT & CO., Sye. near Water. l.0o -25 hbds fair to choice forsnle bv GILBERT & CO.. Svc. near vVater. oetl2 S. E TTKFIXKD WHITE hl'OVK. A lew hbds left o JLla- choice quality, for sale low by octl'2 S. K.GILBEBT Ar ro., Syc. near Water. 1 POTATOES. 50 bushels for sale by octll THOMAS HE ADEN. BKKP AM l.AKD.5l Ihi eatra Leaf Lard; 5noih9 Sugar-cured Dried Beef; just received persieamer J. C. Frement, at COOK'S ootl Family 6.oery. SHOVELS. i dos for sale low to close bv GEO. FOSTER & CO. M octll C. JU CAMP & CO., Wholesale Dealers In HATS, CAPS, AAD FAIYCY' FURS, 122 MAI ETREKT, CIN Have mow a full Stock, and are making aud receiving fres supplies ot all kind ol Men's and Bovs' B ack. Brown and Tan Color, and Pearl SOFT HATS FUR AND WO L; Cloth, Mile JMuftli, Glazed , And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys. UtFFAtO KOSÄr.N; WOLF AN U FANCY ROBES; KAI) I KS' FAACY FLlt. HATTERS' FURS, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC. TO wh;ch we would call the attention of Dealers and Country Merchants before purchasing, as we are prepared to offer superior inducements to cash or prompt time buyers. (oct3-dAw) C. B. CAs'P & OP. CARiKR'ej.HPAMfcll ll.V'l XUli! THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE ELOOD! NOT A PARTICLE OF A1EKCCRY IN IT. Let lite Afflicted Itead and Ponder! A N infallible remedy for Scrofula. KicK'a evil. R lie urn atuin. Obstiuate Cuiauejus truptiyua. Pimnles or P tuieson the Face, blotches, ttoiU. Ague aud Fever. Chronic Sore iCym . Kinworm or Tetter, fecalJ Head, Enlargement and Pain of che Üones and Joints, Stubborn I' leers. Sphilistic Disorders, Lumbago, hpiual Compluiuts.aiid all Lideases .rising from an iujudicio-js use of Ulercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of the Blood. IT This rreat alterative medieine aod Purifier of the Blood is now used by the th'-uinris of rateful patients fiom all parts of the t nitd skates, who testify daily to the remai -kable cures performed by the ereaiest o all medicines. "GAR'IKR'b 6PAMSH AHXTL KK." "turalgia. . Kheumatism, bcrofula. tsiuptioo on the Mtiu, Ltver Diseate, P evers, Udcers, Old 6ores, Attre ions of the Kidneys; Diseases of she Throat.- Female Complaints Pain aud Aching of the Bones and Joints, 'are speedily put to Hight by using this great and inestimal l remedy . , For alt disease of the iüood. nothin has yet been found to compare with it. It cleauoe the svstem of ull impurities, nets gently and emien'ly on the liver iod Jkiduey-. treagthens the digestion, sives tone o the to mach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken down Ly the excesses ot youth, to its primitive vigor and ftren&th. Forthe Ladies, it is incomparably better than all fhe Cosmetics ever used. A few dues of Caktkb's Kpanjsh Mixture will remove all sallowness ofeomj lexion, bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasMcity to tkeetep, and improve the general health iu a remarkable degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard o. The large number of certificates which we have received from Person. from all parts of the United States, ia the best evidence thatthre is no humbug about It. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians and public men, well known to the community, all add their testimony to the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac, and read the wonderful cares this truly greatest of all medicines has performed. None aniline unless siirned Bexxttt Ar BePTTis. Prnntiretors, o 3 Pearl street, Richmond. Vs. to whom all orders forsupplies and Agencies must be addressed. For sale by Hallock & Stoddard. Evansville; Hal lock & Parmenter Princeton; C. H. Clark, Viacenaes, and by dealers in medicine generally. auz8 EVANSVILLE (UMMEKtlALCOLEGE. ryiHE Third Annual Session of tho above institution, loX cated on First street, between Main and Sycamore, in the city of Evansville, will commence on .Monday, Sept, 17 1855. The public are assured that the facilities offered by this Sschool, for obtaining a thorough practical knowledge of the ciciee of Double Entry Book Keeping, in all its various forms, are equal, if not superior, to any School in the Wast. Students can nter at any time and progress with their capacities, &C Time required to complete a full course, from 1 to 8 weeks. For catalogues, giving full particulars, address the Principal, or call at tbe Kooms. sea,1 lwd-3mw JEREM1AB BEHM, Principal. NOTICE TO PtOW MAKERS. LETTERS Patent were granted to HUNTER k GARDNER. Oct. 26th, 1852. foran mprovementin Plows. The patent consists in the cast block, and its app-lioarion to a steel or iron mould board. And whereas many plow makers have and are still maki- g this board without authority , tbereby infringingon the patentees right, notice is hereby given, that the right vested bylaw will )e claimed, aud any infringements thereon will be dealt with according to law. Any and ail persons wisbingto u5e this mould board in the manufacture of the plow can get them in any quantity of Mr. SAMUEL ORR, Evansville, Ind, - Any information wanted will be given by addressing (post paid) the undersigned at Jeflersonville, Ind.; who aloneare tbe only authorized Agents for the Patentees and mauuiacture of the board. STERLING LUMRON. ep28-lmdw Agents lor Gunter A Gardner. ßr DRIES.- - 3 7öO pieces Silk Handkerchiefs; 2O0 dozen Madras Cravats; 150 do Shirt Bosoms; ree'd this diyand forsaleby JAS. LOW CO.. oct8 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. VM A ETTS. 5 cases printed Sarinetts ree'd this day Ü3 and for sale by JAMES LOWE & CO.. oct22dw 418 Main street. Louisville, Ky. joy to the Afflicted". gregory's instant cure of pain. again ox hand. THE greatest known family .Medicine for Burns. Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats and Quinsey. Will cure Diarrhea. Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Spasms. Will cure Fever and Ague and never known to fail. Daily and hourly calls for this Medicine as a preventative and cure for the above disessea. An agent writes: I had rather trust my life with this than any other medicine. One aud all try the remedy and satisfy yourselves. Increased sales in Indiana, a thousand dozen bottles per year a greater increase than any other JTedicine now before tbe publio. Forealeby all the principal Druggists in th United States. .British America, California and Oregon. WHOLESALE AGENTS:" LEICH k YERLING, Evansville, Ind., successors to Keller Farnsley. Chas. H. Ci.aek. Vinccnnes. Ind. . Johs D. fARE, Cincinnati, Ohio can be obtained or them at manufacturers' prices. BOYD. STONE A CO.. ocU-f'tnw Miumee City, Ohio. S 25 do Irish Totatots, rac d rer itsiuw Jsmes Paul, at 5etl8 COCK'o ramily Grocery

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A VP. P'S 4 J.X. JL JLä ß sS P.. I L L S F0H ALL THE pcrposes " FAMILY PHYSIC. TIIEKE has long existed a rblic demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on -assure and perfectly sa in its onratif)C. This his been nrpnrri t int ! that demand, and un extensive trial of iu virtues has eonelusively shown with what succet-s it aocmnpl shes the purpose uvsifcueu. ih is eaay to mane a pnysic&L ril.L, but not aasy to make the best of all Pills one which should have none of ' the objections, but all the advantages of every other. ThU has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the publ-e decision . It has been unfor-' tun ate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bowels. This isnot. Afany of them produce so much griping pain and re- ! v nisi on in the system, as to more than counterbalance the good to he derived from them. These Pills produce no irri- j tat ion or pain, unless it ari-es from a previously existing ob- ' ii ruction or derangeu ent in the Lowels. Being purely vee ; table, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity; hut itis be ter that any medicine should be taken judiciously. Minute directionsfortheiruse-intheseveraldiseasesto which 1 they are applicable, are given on the box. Among the complaints which have been speedily eared by them, we may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms ot Jaundice, ' Ind geticn. Languor find Los: of Appe'.ite, Liatlesenesa, Irri- ( tftbiliy. IiiHious Headache, Eillious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Sida and Loins, for iu truth, all these are but consequence of diseased action in tbe liver. As an at orient, they ; afiord prompt aud sure relief in costiveness, piles, cbolic, dvsenterv. hunors. scrofula and scurvy, colds, with sorenas of the body, ulesrs and impurity of the blood; in shott, any and every case where a purgative is required. They have alfo produced some singularly success'u! cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Erysipelas, Pulpitation of the Heart, rains in the back, ölomaeh and side. Tbev should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the j occasional dose stimulates the stomach aud bowels into healthy f action, ani restores the appetite and vi or. .They puri y the blood, and by their stimulent action on the circu latory sys- 1 tern, renovate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous even thttugh no serious derange-nu-nt exi&ts: bet unnecessary dosing should never be carried too far. as everv tmrcative medicine i educes the strength. when taken to excess. The thousand car.es in which a physic ' is required cannot he enumerated here, but they suggest them- 1 selves to theTeison of everybody; and it is confidently believ- i ed this pill will answer a better purpose than anything which ' has hitherto been available to mankina. v nen thir virtues are once known the publio will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sutrar wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use is, any qn at tity. For minute directions, see the wrapper on tbe box. PREPARED BY JAMES C. A Y E R, PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHKHIST. LOWELL, Mill. Fries 25 cents per box. Five boxes for tl. SOLD PY Keller. FarnsleT Co.. Evansville, Iu4. Ystcie & Crawfor). Owfnsvillo; Hailock .& Parmittr. Princetoa; O. B. Binzham. Patcka; W J Whitini. Ovnthiana: J . E. Jaqneps & Co.. Posevvill M... i 1 . . . i .11,. mtrl Xr.J.ä.ill.. Williams and Robertson. West Franklin: Ir. Thomas Newman and Ja. Sampson, 1ft. Ternon; Rndspeth & Bro.. Boonvillel Bowers & Sargent. Newbnrh; Adams & Cam pbell, PettTuburh; ' Fred . Eckstein, Cincinnati, 0.,aud all droggists. octll-4m EDUCATION, &C. DLt THEWOOD FEMALE ACADEMY. rUTHlE fourth Session of this Institution, will coirmenee on &. the fitst Monday of November next, under the care of Kev. A. 1. rieniirieks ana Laay. ine bundinfrs in progress during the Summer past have keen completed, and are pleasant and convenient. Ample play, grounds and delightful shades, ren 'er the Institution attractive, an without question, will add much to the health And comfort of th. pupils. The course of studv will embrace ail ' be branched- of Science usually taught in such Schools. Special attention will bo given to the cultivation-ot the manners ana morals or eaoee young ladies who may be entrusted to the care of th Principal TEEMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS: Board, VTashinsr, Lights and Fuel $50 00 Tuition in TrimaTy Department, 5 00 do Advanced. do .................. 10 00 do Senior do 12 00 Music, Embroidery, etc., at the nsnal terms. Ko deduc tion made excent in cases et nrotracted sickness.. N. B. For boarding Scholars, one-iialt will be required in aanee. Peter.tnr-h, Ind., Sept. 21st, '55. octlO dawtt . miM'KTOf FEMAI.K HIH PCtlOOt. Til E brät annual session of this Institution will Deepened on Monday, the 3d of September. 18.15. A convenient building will be erected enrinsr tbe summer, and prepared to accommodate pupils, soon after the session opens. It will be fitted up in a neat and comfortablestyle, and supplied with a rood set of philosophical and chemical apparatus. A Preparatory Department will be connected with the school, though ia a separate room, into Meli boys under tw elve years of age will be admitted. The Principal has made arrangemonta with good families, to board pupils from & distance. TERMS PER SUSS10K OF IITI MONTHS: Boarding, Lights and Fuel Inition, Senior Cl-its 50 00 20 .' 16 00 10 00 7 50 20 00 10 00 6 00 Junior d iss. . Preparatory, Second Class.... First Claas Musio. with use of Piano..... Painting and Drawing....... Embroidery.., 3iodern Lanruases.. 10 00 Payment strictly in advance, except by special arrangemenu with the l'rincif ul. . Principal: HENET T. MORTON. Assistants: Mrs. M. W. Paxtok, Mrs St. W. ItloRTOM. jy2 STAUCH. BOXESIanding from steamer Js. Parkt, for safe by Pß seplO : 8. E. GILBERT & CO. ff.KKSH MEI.OA8 always on hand and for sale from a" IceUon.aby THOMAS BAC''N & CO. . -. XI. j. . r l't lain street. VIAECJA1E. n 1 faTI, BliLS Pure Cider for sale low to close by ep23 GEO. FOSTER i CO. AI.trM S VI.T. 3. 5"0 bushels superior quality at 50 ets per bushel. Apply soon to 8 CEO. FOSTER k CO. TLA! TEA!! V Large Assortment of Teas, of the best grades, for family u!e. just ree'd from New York, and lor sale low by ep!2 tf TEVNEY SORENSOJf. Sl'TS. CMLBERTS. Brazil. Walnuts. Sicily Marseilles, and M I vi ca Almonds, j ust received by sepl2tf TENNEY & SOREN30V. BROWN DRILLS. 0 BALES brown drill. xce'd this day and for sale omm by JAS I.IIW At CO.. 418 Main st., Louisvil:, Ky. epiJ THE FÜAEST CLOTHING! , AT TUE LOWEST PRICES, JUST BE0EIVE6 AND NOW 0 P E N ! "H" HAVE just received, at my stand on Main street, upper JC sue, between f irsfc and aecoad sts . some or the finest aadbe3t made articles cf READY MADE CLOTHING ever brought to this cvty. etnd ntadg up in the most fashionable styles. Among tbese are some very superior Overcoats, also Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of every description; from the common to the very fine, with a lare io of TRUNKS. 1 respectfully invite the public to call, s I am detrmin'-d to sell very cheap. (oct2-lm) JACOB GOTT LEIB. IP L ASS J a'rS. 50 doi. one and two gallons each. squa Vff aad tall. For sale y S. E. GILBERT .& CO augl tf sycamore, aear Water. TOBACCO, ... BOXES assorted Brands, fn soTe and for sale by . 9ß '- sepl2tf TENNEY & SOREMSOH. FAXCV WORK AiD SCHOOL, BASKETS. dozen large si ae work baskets. 9Jf 2 .' median siie fancy basket. 10 school baskets; just, received at may 12 CoOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. VLOT of fresh Meal just ree'd and for sale at jeä T. BACON i CO.'S Family Groeery. KECEIVED this day, 30 bis Cheese. W. R and English Dairy; 400 kegs WbeelingNails; - ' 10 bxs Lemons, in fine order, ni- 2 TEJtNEY & SORENSON. OR VMSES A.D LEMOAS. BOXES fresh Oranges; 10 do do Lemons; just reo.d and for sale by PRESToJT BROS. 10 je5 OVERCOATING. . 75 PIECES Overcoating, ree'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW CO.. oot9 diw 413 Main et., Louisville, Ky. RECEIVED FROM NEW. YORK IO Gross E. R. Dnrkee'a Baking Powders, in cans aad papers. 2 Ken 1001b each. Cream Tartar. 2 Itxs 60b " inK papers. 15 Kecs S. C. Soda. 2 Bbts Salt Soda. 6 Doz bxs French Prunes. 58, each, 4 " Fancy style Glass Jars. For sale at reduced prices by I. & I. HEIMAN. PROF. THOMPSON'S New Rarber Shop, "S S bow fully opened in Bates' new home on A'ina street. .1. just below Carpenter's new block, where ho would be happy to ere all his old customers, and as many new ones as can crowd in. ile will give the business bis personal attention, and hopes by the aid of experienced assistants to give complete satisfaction. Hair cuttiug in the latest style, with hampoonmg. Are. , done to order. ep25 tf " "bLCKLG, 4C " fT GROSS Blacking, a superior article; J 3f Ihs English Dairy Cheese; 5T0 do Western Reserve Cheese; , ' ; 100 do Top Sage do; at low rates Vy oct4 IIORNBROOK & CHURCHILL. NEW MACKEREL, ISM. JUST T.ceived. slot of new Mackerel.in bbls. qrbbls and . kitU, for Sil at rsduced rates by - - eple M. W. FOaTBR.

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WHY FEMALES SI FFR L HEALTH. THE MAREIED WOMAN'S , . . " . PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION. BY DR. A. 31. MAURICEAN, TRnvrflniin nr niut mrt nr tcnu e w One Hundredth Edition (500,000) 8mo. pj. 250; Aifaaiiard work of ethblisbet reputation, found classed in the !talopuee;of the fcre Trade Sale of New York, Phiiaov.phia, una othtr eities, and eo.d by ih. , . Crincibii.1 hi,ikUr in tltt lnitod Hffites. , EVERY woman can hero discover, by comparing her own J ijmptoras witb those descTit ed, tbe nature, character and " eauae of her compUint. and be spared much anxiety and iufiancg, as weu 8 te unpleasantness of making known to, or making inquiries of a physician, in respect to the numberless ailments to- which, she is subject. The wife about becoming a mother has often need ef instruction and advice in 'respcel to her situation.. wbichbe will here find. This book tells her " what is the matter, and tells her what to do for it, in simple but chaste words, and such as she can understand, Those suffering from obstructions or irregularities neouliar to the female system, er from prolapsus uteki ifaihag rf the womb), or from Rt'ü albus, will, each nod in Us par the means of prevention, amelioratitn, ami relitf . Much di trcaeof mind, S3 well as thousands peeunUriljmight be saved to every husband, if the simplest laws appertaining to the marriage tat were better understood, lha. th y arc not better uniierstood is traceable to thut natural aad a linos; commendable sensitiveness that will rather sutler tba consult or converse with even a medical man in respect to la a copy of "The Married Woman' Private Medical Companion, ' ' every female has a physician that knows and de-. -scribes her every symptom, feeling and ailment, and which she can consult at all times without violence to her sensitive ness. Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Dayton, Ohio. DAYTON, Mar 1. 1847.1 . Dr. A. M.. MArRlCEAS: My DearSir: My wiie has been rereeptiblyainking lorome three yearsormure. in consequene ofereat ancuisb and suffering son e months before and during confinement ; every successive one more and more debil itatvd and pro it rated her, putting ber Hit in imminent dun er, an4 vhich was on the last occasion despaired of. 1 supposed thai this state of things wss inevitatlo, and resigned myself MiriAat th worst, i hcurd vnur hook hi hl v T.tikpn nf a anB . tainiug some matters reaching my cafe. On iu receipt ani., perusal 1 cannot express to you the relief it afiordtd nv die-, tressed mind, and the joy its page? imparted to my wife, om learning that the greatdiscoverv of M . M. Desomeaoz provi-v ded a remedy It opened a pro'srect to roe which 1 little con- u ceived was possible. But lor this, ere another year would.-, have passed over my head, in all human probability my wife would have been in her grave and my children left motherless. INDIANA AGENTS : ' J. M. & J. O. Howe, Bloomington; Parris & Tara,r,i. Greeaeastle; James EL er, Richmond ; F. J. Faivre, SLelbv . ville : I. K. Harvey, inceiines : James tseara, tj. rsuett. andC. B. Ilenslr. Kokomo ; J. Snodgrass, Ferrysville ; A. . v ii.-i.n.in;n 1711... T T T u,.H.in vAir,.n.. ai n liastin, Jenersonvuie ; li. n . Allison, rraaaitn ; 1, u. Af. . pleestc. Delphi, and SA5ICEL LISTER. Evansville Upon receiptof One Dollar. "THE MARRIED WO- : MAN'S PRIVATE.VED1CAL COMPANION' is sent fmailed free) to any part of the United States, the CaaaJas, an British Provinces, i 11 letters xnrst be post-paid, aad ad ? dressed to Dr. A. M. MAUEICEAN, box 1224, New York City. Publishing Olice, No. 123 Liberty Street, New lark.. ,ep4 3ni-uaw DR. W. T. OWEIN'S TILLS. VOR THE CURE OF . FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS AND FEVERS. - ? IT is often and too frequently tbe rrastice of individual wbo get np a new medicine, to gulf the public with a listol eertificaUa, purporting to come irom persons w bo bv . been cured by tneuse thereof, when, in fact, thoa-j certificate are merely ie iiuagtuu.iuu u i kun tum vi iu cumjtuuiivTj ol toe nieüiciue, siuea ua ucuwuus aauiis. Th. iW.iUrit'n nar ,him the Pillfliinw offered fee th. - public, miraculous aud wonderful cures in all diseases which the "tieah is ieir to," but will assert, that lor the cur, of the diseases mentioned in tbe caption of this advertisement, tbere Las never been ofiered to sullcring humanity so safe, sure and speedy remedy. To substantiate this assertion, ha would refer to persons in this community, who, altir trying various medicines purporting o be certain eures. Lava only., fouud relief from the use of these Pills. . u -, . These Pills are not composed of cheap ingredieits, and made by machinery, for tbe purpose of making tronty'. The . are made and put up by the subscribers, and are csTnposedr entirely of costly and pure drugs, and cannot be sold at such . priees as are generally set on patent pills. Butthose wbe winh nn article which will cure Asue and Fever in a few days, thereby enabling the patient to attend to his daily occupation, w ill find these Pills the cheapest and surest medicina ever prepared. ' , Read the following certificates, aud if yon want more evidence of the virtues of these Pills, it will be given by personal application to the subscribers : Owrksboro, Ky., August 1, 1855. . This certifies that my son was taken very sick with aobill . and high fever and vomiting, and 1 went and procured a box of Dr. Owen's Ague Pills, and am happy to fay that they effected a speedy and permanent cure. . J 011N II, JicFAR. August 1, 18T5, ' i ' "I certify that I had chill, and fever, and was induced from. t'.ie reputation that Dr. Owen's Pills had in curing chills and fever, to purchase a box of Dr. W. T. Owen's j 'stlycelebra- . ted Pills; I had not used the whole box before I was entirely well, and believe them to be the best Fill now ofiered to the pabliu lor the eare of Ague and Fever. .C. Aa RES.- ; t i O'.VKNgB0RO, ETy., May 17, 1855.. Dr. J. W. 0nMPT0 Dear Sir: Havirg for the past two years been severely afflicted with Chills and l ever, aud finding nothing that would atlord me any relief, only for a few -days at a time. 1 was atlast induced to try some of Dr. V. T. O (ten's Chill Pills, which I did, and to my great joy, after, uisng one box. fo-unoV that I was once more tree liou tha -most loathsome cf all diseases, Cbillsand Fever. I would say to all whv have Chills and Fever, lose not moment, bu g'o immediately to Dr. J. W. Com; ton. and proour, a box. and ray word toe i(, you will neveT.b-troubled with Cillsagkia. - CHAS. B. GRIST. . r 5os Harbob, Ky., April 11. 1855, ,, This is to certify that I had Chills and Fever in my faeail for the past ten mouths, aud I tried all the Chill Pills and Chill medicine that were to be had in the country. Inordinary eases they havj stopped tl., chills oa the most of Hi family, with one exception.: Onmy oldest son tbere was neue . of them that would make a permanent cure until I came across Dr. Owen' Chill Pills, anl I can safely say to everybody that they are tae beat Pills 1 have ever ugi - " ' ' Owkmsbobo. Ky.,Feb.22. 1555. Dr W. T. Owvy Dear Sir: I have been affiioted with chi.ls and fevers for six mouths, aud alter trying various reaaedies, I wis if duced to tri slot of yur Ague Pills, which have cured mm sound and well, and I believe tbi-m to b'. the bot medicine in use. BALTHASER W ACII. 1 have known the above gentleman for six years, and osrtify that his statements are true, - 1 J. PLUSKETT, River Tradei. - ... Pittsburg, Pa. LnwisrORT, Ky., Jan. 2, 1855. This certifiet that I have had the chills and lever for month,, and tried various remedies without effect. . 1 then used one box of Dr. Owen's Chill Pills, and tbey have entir-ly cured. nil.. Ti t . .'r ir me. .laua. x . xajjva. O.viSnsr,03. Arril 12. l'E5. I certify that I had chills and fevers, and applied.to a ,ood physician, who prescribed fur me and gave me medicin,,.' which did not br-ak thech'I's nor give me any relief. I was then advsied to try Dr. Owen's Chill Pills; 1 did s.o. andthey' stopped the hüls; and I am new perfectly well. They also; cured me of a most distressing pain in tbe side, vlilch I waa fearful would result in something serious. Persons, afflicted' with chills would do well to U3e them; they are a certain cure. GEO. VY. JIONARCU, S" These Pills are warranted to cure ia every instance whero tbe directions are followed. JKB For sale, wholesale and retail, by ' . - -e ' J. W. COHFTOV.-Drtwjlst. Oweüsbnrir. Kt. Also by WOOLSEY - SAWYER, . . Wholesale and Retail Agents, . eepl m-w Evansville. lad. PROF. 0. J. WOOD'S HAI II 11 U ST Oil ATI V 13. rjnHE effect, of this wonderful Hair Restorative, are preJL duoing the most astonishing results in the public mind;, old and young are lavish in their praises of tb virtues olthia remarkable composition. It is tbe onlv preparation thatcaa be depended on to restore grey hair to its natural color, and-re-produce on bald heads a luxuriant growth.' jf- The following is from a distinguinbed member of the medical pro fession: - St. Kapl. Jan. 1. 1855. - .Prof. 0. J. Wood - Dear Sir: Unsolicited, I send you tb'scertificate. .After being nearly bald for a Ions time, and having tried all the hair restoratives extant, and having no faith in any. 1 waa mduo d on bearing of 3 ours to give it a trial. 1 placed m.self in the hands ot a barber, and bad my'! bead rubbed witli a good stiff brush, and the I.esiorative thea.' applied an.r well rubbed in till the scalp was all a glow This 1 repeated every morning, and ia three a e'eks the youag h&ir änneared. and crew rariulv trouithe brstot Anirufttlat op to. tne preeeut time, aud-is now thick, black, and strong -soft and pleasant to the t'JU'Ji. whereas, before it was harsh ana v ity. what little tbere wis of it. and that little was disap pearing very rainoiy.. 1. still n.e your Keuorative about twice a week, and shall sooa have a f;ood and perfect crop of hair. Now I have read of these things and wh has not? but have never seen hitherto any pose in which any person', hair wa, really benefited by any of the bair tones, ie., of the day. and it really givos m .pleasure to record tho rank ol my ixperience. 1 bare recommended your preparation toothers; t already has a large and general sale throughout th. Territory. Tbe people here saw it effects and have eoaodence ia it The supply y u sent us. as wholesale agent foa tb. Territory, is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are made foi it You deserve credit lor your discovery. I for one retora yew thanks for the benefit it has done me.' for I certainly had deidpaj long ago of ev er ejecting any such result . Yours, hastilf. 3. Y. BOND. Firm of Bond & Kellog DrcggisW,St. Paul, M. T. The nndersigned. Rev. J. K. Bracg. Isa Ministerin regnla stauding, and pastor of the Orthodox Church, at Brookfield, älaes. lie is a gentleman of considerable influence, aud r.nlversally beloved. (.Copy , WM. DYER. BROOKriRLD, Jaa. 1Z, 1355 PBOr. Woon Dear Sir: Having made trial of your Hair' Restorative, it gives me pleasure tosay thatits efleetha, beea, excellent in removing, intiamatioa. dandruff and aeonstant tendency to itching, witb which 1 have been troubled Irom my eiiildbood, and has also restorej my bair, Lieh was becommr CTav to its orininal color. I have. ued no other article, wilfi i .. Hk thesume pleasure and crofit. "J B Yours, truly . J, K. BRAGG.. tfS" Prepared and sold wholesale and re ta 1 at 1 14 Market street. Sti Louis, ilo., and at 695 Broadway, New York, where also all tbe most popular patent medicines are for sale, wbolesaleor retail, as low and on as favorable terms as thej ean be bought at any other house. ror sale at manufacturer's prioea by HALLOCK t STODDARD and all the principal drcgglsu everywhere. nurl - - , HOOXSA; SHOES. THE Snbsoribershave now on hand the largest and meal complete assortment of Boots and Shoes ever brought to thUeity, consisting oi Man's Coarse and Fine w,rk 4jtt nad itlssesnoe and (iaitrs, Bey, and Yeath'a Boott. SjysV and ilipre. tvii HEKDRICKM McJIBa.