Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 182, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 November 1855 — Page 3

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KswirocscET Firm House of Corrbctios. -We call attention to tho adrortisomont of Mes.M-1. Schrilcr& Co. . MrSchribor has taken into partoerahip Mr. Wm. A. Dunn,-wid Mr. Wra. . Tajlor. Th firm is composed of excollcnt mechanics and hard - working men, and they can, certain! turn out at - least as good work and at as low prices, a any other foundry establishment in this region of tJotintrr. Their offico ii in that Splendid building pC rMr. Schriber's, at the, corner of First and Piyjsion streoU, which 7a calls tho "House of Correction." It is a good place for an office, and wquld make an : excellent foundry estabiishment or insa.no asylum but at present the owner is using it for a "house of . correction" fof the particular casa'of insanity which deteloped .itself in $ä erection of that house! But we will do him the justice to say, that appearances, aside,' there ia no, more comibrtabla "dwelling1 house 5 in EransYilla.. He call, it the "house of correction'! from tho following T, AVhen it was first erected, we wrote rather 4 satirical notice of the new and queer booking building, and was rather desirous of .Jöwwin what it had . been built for. Our assistant töld friend Schriber we waatcd to know what kind of a house it was. . 4 " v ?TblI Sanders,'1 said the old foundry hero, 4tthat if I catch him in thin house' he will find i it ia a hoiut cf eorrettion!" " T " Well all we can say is, that the office of (he foundry ia there, and any order left there will be promptly attended to. I - Bodiax Coal Mines.- These coal mines, just below Evansville, are again in operation. An engine house haa been erected over the puachincry, and the machinery itself put in good running order. s The scaffolding over the si aft is again up. Mr. Kersteman with his foreman, manufactured a large fiat rope, to answer the place of a better one, till the new rope. arrives from England. The engine is jtow puffing away lively. fjr"Thö weather yesterday morning was Varan and blustering, the wind blowing furiouely for a time. But it suddenly changed to raw and cool. 07-Our markets will be found correct. , We intend giving daily reports of the principal articles, and a full and carefully corrected Frico Current every week. 07" There was a false alarm of fire yesterday morning occasioned by a chimney burningout. - The firemen were on hand in a -hurry. -'.. SITSS ITEMS. ' ' The ateamer H. T. Teatman, bound ,'T'fcr St. Louis, sunk on the Upper Rapids of. the Mississippi last week. She waa loaded , Vwith potatoes. c ,'); The Paul Jones," largo side wheeler, ar"c'.ved here yesterday morning from Pittsburgh for St Louin. She had a good freight trip,

t, ar.d waa crowded ' with passengers, among j , whom were a good many emigrants for the far west The wind . blew furiously while , thia steamer was rounding out, and she was blown to the opposite side of the river, where " ''' .he tied up till the wind lulled some. The Wm. Garvin waa here Saturday r;aftarnoon, from Louisville! We thank the officers for favors. The Garvin went across the river to bring over the big wharf-boat, and was just hitching her lines to bring it over when a gale sprung up at once stopping proceedings. ' We are glad to learn that tho steamer ;,; . Memphis was not so badly injured as was at I' "first reported. The Louisville Times of Sunday says:

The steamer Memphis, in going over the falls yesterday morning, came in contact with a small rock, which knocked a hole in her larboard side. She was run into a small island on the falls, and is now out of danger. The Memphis is heavily loaded. A new a tcame: built for a Southern tride and failed the Swan, waa herd yesterday after-

noon. Ene was ioacU to the guards for iSew Orleans, and had on board a large lot of pasangers. She carö fföfa Louisville whero she ': . u was . built Her lower deck is very high, for " carrying cotton. Capt. Wilhamis in command, t with Mr. Chas. Hayes, clerk. , . " '. "'I.'The Alvi'ü Adams Has been laid up at r . " aaauca. ' J. r ''.,y-.'vr":'-L. The Helen Mar has been sold to Capt. " 'U. F. Bcasly at St Louis for $8,500. ' ;

. V ; Capt A. W. Tufta, . an old steamboat

" cbtlinander, died at Jackson, La., on tho 27th

. .. 'ult, aged 57 years. '

rM ,4. , e The.little steamer Mary L. Daugherty wa5 sale at i f ublic sold at Memphis for $2,800. T.. 1 Capt Graham was the purchaser, ' who takes ....her .to Red river. ... v , The fine steamer lmpress passed down f--'hstl Suinday night, loaded for New Orleans.

The R. IL Winiilow arrived here Sunday night from New Orleans for- Cincinnati.

"We Chsnk her clerk for papers. ': She loft the '.-', '4 31st ult. and had a long trip of it. ?? . The fiver was still rising here yester,fcr ? dy; and ia now in fine condition.

' "1. ' ' 'The Fanny Bullitt maybe expected ' ''down to-day or to-morrow bound for New Or-

- . leans. This is. an excellent craft, and its of- '.'? . , fieers are well known and populw here. ; .

1 1 . : Sachett arrived here jester-",-y-fr0m' Cairo.' She'took a load out (ihejn the ' Wabash to Cairo, for NÖüpmtnt Stfutäv. She took in considerable frefelft here for the H'a- , , . bnsh yesterday. : . ; : . . ' . i .The little steamer Jas. Faul -started

. . last nigkt. r was prepanng to do bo, tor trreen

Kivcr. - 0o trip to Cairo satisfied b?r with

' 1 that imief although wwhcltovo .-he did well.

EIPOBTEU EXPESESLY TOB THE JOTJENAL

. : ' . , New Orlkass, Not. 10. :; A letter Iron I Texas states a fight took place near Fort'. Belknap, between the Dela Indians" and the Camancb.es; seven of ware the latter were lalldd. , ',; The Indians are making deprcrrions on tho frontier. A treaty was made on the 28th, with tho Camanoliea of New North Mexicoi" The steamship Prometheus from Aspinwall, : had arrived at Corpus Christi. ....... , Louisville, Nov. 12. There are 8 feet water in the channel, and 5 feet 2 inches on the fall-. Rained all yes- j; terday and to-day.- Further riser indicated. " New Orleass,Nov. 10. : : We have had heavy rains. The rivers are all rising.. Sterling exchange 6 7, " .,"'. .' New Oai&hxe, Nov. 10. ' Louisiana close and doubtful; chance in favor of Democrats. -. Mississippi Democratic by four thousand. ' Eustice, American, is elected in the 1st district. Louisiana: Taylor, Democrat, in thi 2d. : Democrats ahead in 3d district. C"The Greencastle Banner gives some insight into the manner the hogus party is recruited in the following, viz: ., John Dowlinz. our oil boss, and brother to "Tom" many years editor of a paper in Terre Haute, afterwards elected State Printer, was in ; P town one uay last weeK. - lom-iunuu tjur-i jite, and for his treachery to the Whig praty j I cot an "Indian contract," which lined his nest ; nrettv well. Johh has cone over to the oid liners, and his reward is some little office he is now holding in Washington. In 1834, J ohn Dublished a democratic nancr in '40 a Har rison Daner in '44 he was a whisr voted for 1 rison paper ln wa w.u1ö ul , Cass m '48 in '42. he was asara a whi, votea ior uass m -o m -o, ne was : bui , a ä f yi jn . . r i : . M whig, hut he is now an old liner, holding othce j uils v a vilV 1 vliuuv sas uasu au m vfvaair . We coppy the following items from the St. Louis News of Wednesday: Flourino Mill . Burned. The extensive flouring mill of Mr. Albens, in the city of Warsaw, 111., was totally destroyed by fire, Friday morning, about four o'clock. Upward of 5,000 bushels of wheat were destroyed. Loss about $25,000; buildings partly insured. The fire is supposed to have been the work of . an incendiary. Another Accident on Mb Pacific Road. Still another serious accident Occurred on the Pacif c Railroad, yesterday .Jbetween Washington and Hermann. A gravel train was moving along the track, round a curve, when the superstructure, on which the rails lay, loosened by the late penetration and softening rains. sliprad to one sida. The locomotive kept the track but the gravel cars were thrown olf. Seven men were injured by the accident one of whom had a leg broken and another being so dangerously hurt as to render his recovery extremely doubtful. Fatal Affay in Kansas. It will be recollected that several davs aeo the papers con tained a revelation of a secret organized band of conspirators in Kansas who wee bound by oath to drive slavery from the Testitory, annul the laws, revolutionize tho government, and fight all who opposed them. Tlhisrcvclation wa3 made bv one P. Laushlin. who said that he had been made a member.of wie league, but left it when he discovered i.t treasonous objects, and, at a risk of hH-airtjl, exposed the j - whole attair K," The Independence Dispatch of the 1st contains a despatch from St. Joseph to the effect that Samuel Collins, a member of the Kansas secret army, met Mr. Pat Laughlin at Doniphan the previous day, and tried to shoot him. His gun missed fire; he then stabbed Laughlin in the abdomen. Laughlin then drew a revolver and shot him through the heart It is said Laughlin is not expected to live. AliAiti' aiXflil-SS CtiVPAlk'. NEW ARRANGEMENT THE ADAMS BXPRESS COMTANY respectfully annonnee to their frie-de.Lthe public of Evansville and vielnitv. that they have determined to open an office in Kvaneville to be devoted exclusively to the transaction of the bnsinse ot their Lne, ana nave appomtea st. trr.u W. McBKiUK as the Agent, who, from his pest eonnectloa with tie business, is perWotly t miliar with all the outes ene th details of their onerction. This arrangement has been made with the sole objeot of incr,-at.ing the facilities of tne Kxprees. and thereby increase its desirability to the public to accomplish which tho beatcnorta of our local agent will ba eapecially directed All persons having business with onr company will please ea'l on Mr. MeBride. at our new offieo on First street, be tween Li"taad fUin, who alone is authorised toactfpr as from this da e. aovj-dtf ALFRED GAlTnKR, Superintendent. IMJIAXAPOLIS lAslHAXCE I OiMl'AA i , OF ' INDIANAPOLIS, J.NT, Board of Ulrrcloru. John D. Defrees Wm. R, No'singer. IT. W. Talbott, Willis W. Wright. Wm.M. sicuarty. . neios Koot. B. W,H. Ellis. J.W. Spencer. W. O. Wharton. L. R. Bkomwki'l. Sed y. J D. D'.FRbhS. Pres't. RI8I1VU StJs ISIstKA!tK.tOMPAY. OP RISING olN, 1ND. - . . Hoard of Directors.' 1 ' 8. Hathaway. B. B. Loring, Jacob C. Wells, Ja'o. W. Speüeer, John reo. , B J. Hathaway, t. P. UV.ray, 8. F. Govinrtoa. J. W. TalhotU-... W. T. Pate. Wo. H. Powell, Oeorge Gillespie. B. J. Hatbawa. Seo'y. S. UiTHiH AT Prea't. The stock of both of these Companies Is owned and tfc'eir business is msnaged by e'tiiens of this Stto: aad their operatieas are confined exclusively to the State of ludiatta. Risks taken on Buildings and Merchandise, and also on the ,,., of Flateoata ana Steamboats, at equitable rates of premium sy -t , f . ju. . m . II r 111.' '' Ll u L' ' EVAXiäVILI.ETO NEW ORK I. 42 HOtRSTIA EVANSVILLK & CRA WFORDS VILLE R A I L II O A D, . "WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Two Trains Daily Sunday Kxcepfed. MO CHAItfil or CSKS OR SaOOAOS TO INDIA A PO 1.13. ! and alter Wednesday. Oet. 10th. Trains willmn as folown: eirst - au Trata iraves cvansvii ic at ii:k'ji. M : arvivea at Terre-Hanta et 5:30 P. M . Indianapolis at 9 p. M. making diroteoaneetion with Train on the Bell, fontaino Koai lor Cleveland, Dunkirk and New York. Time to New York by thia train 46 hours. This train stops it all V ay Stations on signal, or notice to tjonauetor Seeon 1 Night Kxprese leaves Kvansville atd:30 P. W.; avnr' aft Terre-tlauie at ia:l ment inoianapnue at o:.-w a. M eonneoting direct tor tne bast, lime to new rora i Knn Thi Tram atoos .t au wav stations sentn 01 moei nes on sigal or notico. north 01 that point, at Carlisle aad Sn'livaa only. ..... ' -t....Min arrives at Kvanvi lo at 4 A . M. rhicaro Paarensert take ttain on tho Alton Rtrad at Terreii..... aniB. throueh in II hours. - St. Louis passengers taka tho Ohio A Mississippi Railroad, at Yitooaaes. .. . , FARES: From Evansvillo to Terra IlauU.. d0 - do Louia ... do do .i , Indiaaapolis.. 9S do Cincinnati...., dn d . Cleveland fo ... 7 IS ... 25 ... 8 0f 13 25 15 7 . do " ' do - Pittsburgh v p.. .hrnurh Tickets, oranv in form tio. pply at the e , a .: E--T 1 mi .trlned Satinet. for Coats. velTd Äliii.davdforwlob JAMES lOW CO.. aort-Jiw 41S Mein street. Louisville, Ky.

COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY JOURNAL,! TcudaY MoRwisrof Kov 13. . w J , FLOUR o excitement ia Iba Flout market, fad twt Lesvr iala to oPnta.i 7, 95 Is tha Ii liest OJfiwil! Tot large loU. Ketilling al 88a8 5. -. WHEAT City UUU giving jestorJay 1 SO-a elisht decrease. CORA-There I do sack Co'n In the market at preent; There wm lurg jo last wwic at 35, bje lurmsmng sacks, u may bo quotes at t-auc in uia ear. ... ... ' BUTTER Prime table S0a25c. Keg at lSJalTc. Rather scarce at present. CHEKSE-Wti to He. . CROCKKIES Sugar 7,aP; Coffee UXH Molasses 3Ss37c, ne. dor. 37b4Dc SALT Kanawha SOc per bushi-l; LaKo fa t S3 per barrel. ' .. "7" '. ." .' . HAY S10al2 per Um. By the single ton $13. Bal4 Hay $1 aifi". : POTATOES 50c offering; not any comics aOATS a'aTEc. In demaoa and scarce. ' ; . i 1 Yi? Tery little cvuiing In. Quoted at 00c a$l. ', ; BARLEY 1 50, and In great demand, ? SEKUS f'lavereed $5 iöiritiu.Ily cone comln? In Timothy f.3 S7a3 50. ".. Red Top 75c. Blue Gru.is $1 75. Ho Flaxsdsd In .Tarket. ' TEL2GEAPHIC HA.SKETS. ' New Ohleass, Nov. 9. "'. Flour 8 75. Sugar Ca5. Cora 75aSO. Oats 46a43. Whisky 35, Trime coffee 10 j all.' Lard in kegs 12, tierces 11 mr 1 ; iuuitis9t.9 ' 29. Mess pork retailing .20 50a2l. Sterling exchange 6a7. " - -: . l. " New Orleans, Nov. 9 Sugar 6-2,6tc.' , Flour $5 75. , Grain Corn 7580c. Oats 46(347. Sides Sales at 13c. . , ' : Whisky 35c. - Prime colfee 1011. : ' Molasses 29. ; : Lard in kegs 12c in tiers 11. Mess pork retailing at 20 5ÖQ21. Raw whisky 40c. r 11. iCTC-i. V.nK ifjnXCK ro?PXY OP VAÄUEHBi;t.n cui'ATV. 1AU. . . nrc, rnhrl Ä -r-vr m. Heilmam, . ; . m. K. Prea ton, and nm. Baker, TBIS (.'ooQcany i now prefared to take rirka open property eituate in Town anit Country. w;thin the bouada of the eonnties aim Vanderburgh, Posey, (libsoa and Warriek. Application may be msdo to the Secretary or either of she Dir.-etor. WM. BAKBK. "r. jKKKMi.tn Rehw. "ee'ry. oct2R'ly Mr a vi si . IS bow opened fi IVpCiÄj" Fi cttrt bet. -nMfM I will keep eons PAVNES IUJEAT Sil Ol I for the aeason at th old f tsnd on tweon Vine and Syeamore streets. p constantly on han all kinds 01 freh ket prieee. I would he glad to have sails from my old customer and the public generally. oct2itf - WM. PATNB. w f"fi hare temoTed to the htase former, t known M WoolßcT'i Urn StiT-.' on Mwio r First trtt. and intend oepin a complete UAortment of AKricalturu ud HorticüHnrml Imitloients. intita1tB II the latest m tattoos and improrements. together with a full twpply of F-vm and Oard-a and rcapeotfUUj inrut thm attention ot K arm ct and Uardeaitra. ofltift GRANT i CAT?OX. 2 CASES aün.fintc, ottiTa and Kimp rionofrs, rceivedandlwtaalobT J- H. 34 AÜH K K k Co . 0jp6tf Fransvi.le, In4. TAKEN AT THE SUN BEAM opi'osi x k x 11 m pusTurriGR. HAVING made an entire ebenso in my mammoth Sky Light, by which I am enabled to take much finer pie tures than heretofore, so that j am new pr- partd to take pis tareeo' all nies that will comj'aie favorably with any taken in the West. t haee also associated with mo for a short time Mr. 3. Walmshy. whu is an operator of many years experience, by which arrangement, one. or toth ot us, may always he found at the rooms, ready te take pictures. ÄS" Remember tr place opposite the Post Oflic. N. B. We are also prepared to go out and taka likeaesses of crpes at short st notice. oetSOtf W. W. TILESTOX. J, LADOHUM, JR ..1. A. CRANK.. ....... WM c8 OHE. VU.S:irj tvvab A. ,Ve, , Water Street, batween Main and Losnst s tree tat .' , LACGHLIX. HAK dk CX.4 O a Canal, cor. Main Street, C0MMISSI0K & FOSWAEDINGMEECHANTS, EVA!VILLr-.r ID. je-Particular attention raid to rarchsse and sals of Pro duce and Mercti adise. oct25tt YAT HAMI KL l.lTKa 8. ANKEB XOIIO.N torNoTewber. oet25 GCW'sY r-ltt85 BAGS. 20ft Bales ia store so d for. ale W PRESTON BROS. FnrH OVSTERS. 1 ehest r,n ,ans ree'd this day at ecUl COOK'S Family Groeerv. eiMiniKs. Boxes Cheese; It dos. ym B ishel Measnreo; s ; j 30 In Boxes Stanley's I lh Salefatns SO Kasrs Tennessee tee Goiton Yns; 50 Bales Cotton Batting rand 1; i no ia-uie ica;" gtoRxsS. F. Indigo: - k 1 Cuss Nutmegs; ia store ar d for sale br ' oet20 ORR. DAZELL ft 00. tJOTATOE. 20 Bushels Sweet Potatoes; SO do Irish Potatoes, in storesdnd lor sale bv oetfft JT J..W. ft S. TICKERT. sol ( J n Cl HKI II 1 Cask received perstesm. a? er Rainbow ana for sale O0I20 J. W. ft S. VICKERT. l.Alvt. SAJLX! a prim artswle. n c'd this dsy via Canal, f ?Z sTa BBLS tjr Ir om Toledo, and onsale by WHITE I.I3IE AJVD CEMEST. 1 BBLS. White Lime: SO do Cement, in store aad A CP ft for sale by oettt) ORR. UALZKLb ft CO rfOFFKK. SO Bag prima Buw Coffe. in stor ail'' tit Zj said ? - - - ORR. LMlZELL it CO. TULIP BILUV FOll SALE. ATINOalargurnumbe of Tulips than I desire, and of the baudioineat Tarn tie . I will dispose of Bulbs ot any varie-y oesired at a lo w price. As this ia the time for planting the Bulbs, to bloom next icar. thoss wishing to obtain them hau better eallearVi. My varietie- are nil double tulips. WM. GRAMM. M. I)., octiodlm - Lamasco f'ity. TAW WHITKI'AIM. LB' in storjand toraa e by cct8S PRE3T0N BROS. 500 CHEKSK. SCtoxee iust reeeived and for ssle by oct2S PRESTOS ttROS. IMKGAIS!LOMXG OUT!! OLIHTKN Jfe HÜ RSH HEKGKI. will clof out their stook of Drr Goil -t great br?ins; tu tu er uo t change thoir HnsinetM. Their ttock coruidt of a good a.-sortment ol Winter Joois. rah a Fimnotsls, ABtinets. Linaeys, lotibe, Silkj P aida and a ceaeral aasonment of Hctierr. GtoTes. Ac. Those who wUh good roods at tow price hid tetter c.l and ex am ii. oeiore pnnnajini risewntro COLIlt KN & HERSHBERGER, oct Foster's rilock. i t street, heicw aia MATTRESS KS AM BED COMFHRT8 AT O.ILBL RN & HBRSHSGRGER'S, Foster's Bloci, 1st St.. Evansvillo, InJ. W Tft still continue to:mannfa.-tnro tho best Mattresses of every kind to be found in the country . consisting of Iliiir, Spring-. IIo, Cotton and. Shuck, of all sizes. We are willing to show our alsttresses by tho side of any other, and guarantee tbey will receive ihe preference. "We will sell thrm at wholeeale retail, or make them to order oa as favorable terms as they eaa be found Bed Comforts of allqnalities and sites always ea nana or msde to order. We will bo happy to show them to all who wish t evamine 1 ' - oet IB BV KfrKt GLOVES. A lullsnpply of Short, extra Buckskia Gloves, at COOK'S oetld Family Grocery. SHEET 1ROX in hols aae'd baileil and charcoal Sheet Iron: 6 do Imitation Ruasia;rec'd and fursale by ootii SjM'L ORR. XEXV lIArREHEI1s55. JrST leeeived. a lot of new Mackerel, ia bbls, qrbbls aad kitts, for sale at seduced rates by , pig M. W. FOSTER. I H AVK THR COMPLETR ASSORTVKVT of Brass Instrumenta to bo found ia the eit. eonsistif got - r';2i oax norns. r'smi -Jt j C Unrn, Q.THI.II SUvevTtn' i " a. Ilona with Rotary Yalvaai ' Coronet. Trumpets. Trombones, ft-phiclidrs etc. Orders promptly filled, and great cars taken in the eelectioa of instrumsats.. W. F. COLBl'RN. Piano aftd Bfelodeon Doaler, 78 West Fonrth st eot. Ciu-inuati. O. octJ ROOMS; dotea fanry Brooms, 15 di (long straw snaasr urootue, imiw, .. I. D. HEIMASV. oet17 - "

SrxriRI E8. 1 pounds Gray am: ä.iä uns s.o. j,, JlrtoBt Mack ,iik VelT-1 Rlbbonst , Revea this day aad for sal. Vy JA MES LOW 4) CO.. -ao b diw 44 Msia street. LonitviIIe, Ky.

AUCTION SALES. IE.iHtABLE-EIDENCC OX FOURTH 8TREKT FOE SILK.

'B offer formale at a bargain a comfortable Cottagw Rmi- - dense,-with good out-hoasos -and oteterii, aad U a Far Dai tictilun erioutre of - J mill Ö? LHUSiKD.. AaetiorjceTnnd GcneralAgent. - O. . lJOKasd. - CB ECET " ÄTCTIOX L. IWUt ROOMS, oproatTi tbc w cuct hocsk. GE5BRAL AUCTIO.VBEES & EGAL E3TATE BROKERS, . IfJESPECTFrLLT.tendertlietT jtrrict to tb ettUen 1 . JLm. UTaATDIe aad nurrouodlrg country. torwauoi ür.l 1 1 you. riaraiFfcre, irooeric. etc. ia. ; ia j.ruruii irication paid t all oot door salei of Tery dcaoriBlin on reason- . ab. aad .Kitlaetcry aermj. We ahall do WTtly CmI miasifaii Euäine jtdnot haTine aaysoadief our-wa te plan ia competition with cmstgnow. both tto buyer and seller wilt bare a fair and legitimate marlet. We wiil devet oar whole' um 10 in. u.n ua wmiuKiin nun, uni j na CBoutn Tuny rear tiarta tost we t. m ipr b viroris to t to m -rit tee onüdci&ee of all thoae wbo entrant tbeix business to oar ear. . P. O. O'Rn.ar A ro.. ETsMTiH. 1CVAIX, ALOO & Co.. Memphis. Team,--Wat. Pars & C., io do. - James Boyd, do do. E. B. Stcks. Kew Orleans. I.kwis Ssapp . Miles B. Foists. Vickibarg. Miss. . Wm. MoRak, -. 1 do. LocKwoon Bros , Cincinnati. Ohio. Kklloo Foot. do . do. EDtTAaps & Rcshseij., St T.onts. Mo Ratml-tr eai diTl Tnasd&v Thtfdftv and Satnr-de at 1 I o'eloek, and every eeaing durin thf ."e&son. rotnmrnciBg sarly gsjlifcht. aps SWEET & t A K LI. AaeUen:rs. OAXlSL WOOLS ST .HIB AM KELSÜJt ArCXH KOOJ1S, Old Court Rome, 0rnerof Min and Thirl streets, iromodiately oppoaite the Washington Hotel. nAVlXG leased for a term of years and fitted up the above wt-ll tnowa stand, we are now prerarrd to receiTe lor sale at auction or private e&ie, ail ainae ot coioa. war and merchandise; consehola lurniture. bones, hue' eifs etc - oto a - i Cr'.b a'Heanee mado on icn.ffnments wbon required. - J Kecuiar sales every ju"t. Jtharsasv sad aturay. oomn...einatSoi:lolt. A. M. Aio tueadar. Wedi.esdar I and Fririaynighrs. at early gaslight Oat-doors 'les andsalea t reale: es'tstd. promptly attended to. W nre weekly reeeirine. an! have new on hand ilrje I .4 i.......i rrDvitrtt -..,.,.. .i.l.t piadle aod h.unteter l acks, scroll and seoüop top, rim : .r. n . . ... . ' r, . hack office. French. Jenny Lld. and Bustle wood seat Chairs; mahogany and rose wood sofa seat Chairs: Klifftbeth ohafrs; erring sent srm rockers, sofas, sociable, centre" esrd. dinine and breakfast tables; light sad wab stands, lounges, mirrors, fine common and miea' bedsteads, mattrashes, tin and wire safes, eto.. which ws a ill sell a Cincinnati priept. W hare al on hand gresteariety ofnotions. jewelry, violins, nceordeons. poe'net citlery. guns. ' pistols whips, etc.. te.,' which ws will sell st reilni-ed prices for cash, wholesale orretail. WOOLSKV t NELSnX.. my9 Anct's. e'A'K'itrit H)l KP AM IGÄr Y TOO TTFyon want Ladies. Visses, or Children's shoes, go to EMS fttCf 'S Dry Good Store on Main street three doors below Second. He is now in receipt of a tine assortment, and et is SMrt he keeps tho best in town, and sells them at the lowIst rates. Cell and tee, no eharge for showing t'-em. epUtf HO S- BK. FR iXKl.lX TOOL CHKST. BEATTr'CI. and tisefnl things for Boys, comprising a eomplet set of Carpenters1 Tools. Planes, ehiels. hi'ehets. hamwere. wi, drawing knives, mallets, awls, rn'es and Tatious other smsll Tools. Call and see tl" em. octfi BABCOCK BROS. OATtPKTS: I'AIIPKTJS!! TE have on bmda fine stock of Carpets of all styles from f 3"eentstoCI 3ISperysr-i All persons desiring good Carpets ata loW rate. Will find it to their advanteee to eall st octl2 JOHNSON & KJtfcNCH'3. DKKSS rlI.Krl. A BRArTlFCL assortment just ree'd and for sle very cheap bv (octU JOHNS 'N ft PHKS'CM . I OI.ASK. 100 bbls choice Plantation, Surer-louse lftl and Kenned, for sale low ty octl2 8. E. (ill.ilKUT ft CO.. Syo. aesrWater J O. 81'CATI.- !5 hhds fair to choice for sale hy A3 S. E. IflLIibRT ft CO., Sve. Bear Vi 1 I oet ater. CFIXKD WHlTli frlsJAK. A few hhds Utl o choice quality, for sale low b v octU S E. LBEKT ft CO. , 3yc. near Water. I OT ATOEai.äO bushels for sale Vy THOMAS HB ADEN. IJKKK AM I.ARD - ' JsJa fiv lbs f ura Lenf Lard; 5"01bt Sugar-cared Dried Beef; just received per steamer J. C. b'rsrasnt, at COOK'S octl Family Oroory. Gn Vl. SHOVELS, octll ftdos for sale lew to eloee by - (rHO. FOSTBB ft CO. WIIOJLESAI.K IKY GOODS. ,. WE haveaow on hand one of the most eTclete and desirable stotks of everything in the DRY GOODS line to be found in the Western Market, which we offer to all cash or prompt time buyers at remarkably low rates. Our poods have he eeieeteo with greet care, an 1 in quality, syle and price, we are willing te duplicate the hills of any regular house w-t of the mountaiui. Onr stock consists in psrt of the following nrticli-s : Brown and bieaehed mu!ins. cloths, eapsimerec. sattart'i, prints, linseys, linings, silks, satins, surges, velvets, vesting. carpets, cashmeres. Coburg, alpacas, de laines. hata, eais. nonaeta, nbfeoss, atnbreilas, seamless tsjs, shawls, satenels, fte.. Ac. Togetiicr with a lar;re assortment of Notions of all kiuds. from a Yankee ctoefc to eamhrie needle. Also a Urge stock WELL MADE CLOTIIIWO, got np expressly fof onr own trade, sad to give entiro cstis-fiictio-. (ivenea call before purchasing elsewbete. as we charge nothing for shewing goods, end ns little s the cheapest l,r selling them . JOHNSON ft FRENCH, Main street, 2d door aeoCe Stau Bank. ' sp28 - .. , . Kvanaville, lud. BinntsEs a.d ovsTKng. D02 Cans Oysters; 6 esses eellnee. ins received and for sale by PRKSTÖN BRO. 25 FHKII OYSTHIIH. "ssyKhavo received the first shipment, and will koepon Y hand for the season, a supply of 'beeelebrsted.Holt ft Moltley Oysters so long and farcrablv known. oetl3 1ESSEY A 80RES8OS, IKfSII MNEJf. Sy CASE3 Irish Linea vee'd this day and for sale by V . JAS. LOW S O. oe"-dw ' 41 Main St.. Louisville. Ky 4H COILS Manilla Hope, assorted sites, from tha AVFIF Vow Ungland Cordage Co.: 2 dot Lanterns, latest Yankee invention; 50 boxes Choice Cheese jnst received e-tB TKNVEY k SOREN90V. FIRK TtAl KKR?. sTk TK BOXES Canton Firs Cracker in store end for ale by (.oct4) PRESTON BROS. 3,000 OZS. QUININE, Jl'ST KIXEIVF.U 'IIIIS D.4T BY KXIMiKSS A"I F O II 8 ALU BY FREDERICK ECKSTINE. J.. WH0LESA1.E tIEtOOlST. . . COB. TOCBTH ANO HAW ITS. Cincinnati Ohio. ' oe'.12-tf ' Alis F. R. HIRRKR HAS jntt returned from theEastwith the largest assortment nt ätilliuerv and Fancv Goods ever broucbt to this city. consisting of Bonnnte. Ribhons, Flowers an Feeihers of all descripti ns. Also Caps.Gloves.Undersleeves and Embroi.lerieeot all kinds, site hesslsnan assortment ot t;iotnt,i aas, and Talmas, to whioh she invites the attention of tho lad'es of Kvansville ana vicinity. - pcm THK (TOEK VIER TFlAT.tookth first premium at the Vanderburgh County Fair, waj manufactured by THOS. 8SOWDUO, and there is ICO bi.rr.-ls of tho amo kind for sal by . 00tiv IKAiUKk i äutnjsu.t. tFrjiIVEn PER STKAMEB SHDAS. K BOXF.S W. E. Cream Cheese; e0 t Cases N. Y. Paper ilatch.s 160 gross: I Case 13 bixes first O. Indigo: s Boxds double refined Soda S ale rata s in lb. papers: For sale at reduced prices by . octl7 I A D. tr-.TM ANy. PER STKAMEiti. O. KARL k . m sf-BOXKSof Palm Soap; 1J4 oxes. M w IS do star (J anales lor sale tiv ort if r d. hkimanv. I.OUKIKG GI.ASSiF.oJ. iu,.m;i..nMn.MiH to fnrnish Lookine Glasses ia fl Mahogany. Walntft, or Rosewood Framis. Lookine Glass 1 riates. Picture Frataeo. ete.; aio. in r rarnee. r j-vre Frames, and a general assortment of Pictures aad Oil Paintings.at wnoiesaje or teuiii, a- im ni v V V. Q J. ft. GEST, mh8 daw Ins Vo. West Fonrth street. Cincinnati. O. POPE) Etl lSOX tt CO., COMMISRIOV AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. ' 2J4 POYDRA9 ITBBET. KKW OltLKAS. ST3-Liberal advance? on eoisnnenta to the above firm made by JOHV BCRTIS. Evansvillo. Ind. y4-lyw CO.FECT10ERS, HOTEL KEEPERS. AiVO KAMlLltS, KB lovlted to examin our assortment of Sap-rlor Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon. Rose, darin. Eitwr Almond, and Cinnamon, for Savoring custards, blaao maiigs. jellies, ioo oroam, sauces, etc, for sale by ey22 . - . TEXSEY b SORESSOS. O Pt. BLHEI.S SWEET POTA T sts!?1 r'eei va nnd for sale by oct 16 T. BACON li CO. ORXAMEVTAI. PUyTIXO. -T SCMMKRS. I l.te n.rtnar ot . vi . -l ueKtiin. most nMtrnll infantil the Ol tl SCUF of R Vnvi He nd Vi- ' cinitv. that ne naa Tesamea nil lormei mni. m ihm .u I rntevxtal Painting, and trusta that by strict attention to, , i - ... .1 ...Lma.lik. .iMntln. l.f i all wort.otru ,dMm; to .,it a continuance of thatrav - ro-aaw h.reto.or, so liberally extended to him. -- . KS- Shop on Main street. OB too secoau aoot vs ' tliott's now brick building. - - oottStf EUii siL-1'i.-irin T(l.n IV . BV 10O box Now Uerriag; 50 bags Coffee; in bbls Tar; lrt hhds Angara ; i TEN X BY. at SOJ:BIrVOV. oet!l LOCK MASifFlCTORV. nfJTCHINSOS is prepared to manafa"tnro Bari, Jail and Safe Locks: also Repairing. Shop ba Vaia between So von d and Third foct3f-3m F. street. POTATOES AD OK IOX8 Sweet snd Irish Pots to aid fJaiot at aorSt T. B ACOI k CO'S.

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WHY FEMALES St FFER Vi HEAI.TK. TBE MAHuIEO WOMAN'S ' PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION. 'morissoa or disease's o trowm. '.-i ? , 0? Hundredth Edition (500,000) lSme.-. 230, A sundard wore of stablfefcrd retautio. foaod cl-n4 is 1-& ut eatftiozues-ortn aretTrl BiUmof ." iri. - PhiladflpUi. abjd otbrr cltif . and o)d ly. tha principal laokllisia tl Lotted 35Kv - 1 - 7 - j (.1! uci u.u rymptoma wtth.-flioae deaeri ted, the nature, aiiaxacttr aad tm ,f h.r eompTatat. and be'apand naeb aaalety aa eulr. r. , r nu ''. as eil as the an pleaaftnu.es of makleg ItaOTn to, or casing iaquiriea of a phjsic'.aa-, lnreipectto the aucicricst SJ meats to vhlebllia ia aubi. ThK Ir. V..,,. . mother has oltea seed of Instruction and sdWe W jik; j hVW.'WlHL to baraltuatloa. wlUb nhawill bereBnd. Ttls toolteilabeT " too matttr. and tails her what to do 'crlt.-ia almpl batcbast word, and socb as she can nadenCcad. ThosesnRerlngtrvatobatuctHasor irregularities octallti to the female sytem.' or tr,m piiOLArsCs CTSM ()alj:a -4 tho womb), or trom nxcoa iUH, will ach taa in iu t.r i the means of preTentian. aaelioratiea. antreliet. Much dJ tress of miud. an 11 as thomard p'osriirily DiihtbsiSTed toeTery tiusl-and. if ths aimpleet las at twrtaintnetothe marrieg .täte er te-Urcnderetoci. tat ti y are not better unuemood ii Iraceal leto that natural and alioo commendable sensititineis tl at will raiher suticrthau oonsultor oonTerra with eeen amvdical snan in nw.n i., oca. rtlainta r-touliar to the lcroele nl v In a eory of ''Tb Marrisd rt on...n' Prirate aTtüica'ComDamon." evory female has a rhrsiataa that Lnni and scribes her ev. ry Jimptom. ttellnjtand ailoitnt. 111 wbith sho caacSESult at sil t:ms wHhuat tltilet to htracaaitiroBeSJ. - '-. Extract of a letter from a gentleman ia Dayton, Clio. " ' ' . Oavtcs. VIst I. iS.7.' ' tT. A.M. MACRICIAit: JTy Desfair: ily Wire haHea perceptibly sinking icr-iiue three yrersorixu-re. in cessquenoe ofereat auetiiah and suturing; ion mobthi teuere and darine i eonhmm'-ct; ercrr aueeaive one tuoie and norc debiitvaicd j ano. rrostrati Ker. pnttirg beriJic In itnnunnit ('auirer. ac rmcn aa oa uie ixai oecaa ou nr&paireu 01. i am'ofea tnnt thi. s;sf of thiou wm inevitable, sud r. sn,ed ttyseU ",r -.-. . ... .. ,., ... taima softe marors r.mita caso. unij receipt w 1 Berusal I cannot exrrt-ae to wu the rel'ci it anordt d tnv dis- ! trtSst-d ttiino, aad the jiy t ag v itri r.r;d to my vifo. learnine that the ercet dicTcrv of M. St. IVrotntarn provi ded a rrmedv Jreneuvd a ttl-.it ect to ire which I li'lleeftti. j ceir-d wee porail. 1'ut or this, etc another yar would ceiT-a wee powiM. rut" J'f"J"K0"Tl,Di. "." prww uij nn ii lief haan In htrrrirslf, iltr. a, Siirati -. r, IJIDIASA AGKSTSi - J. V. -ft t. O- Ilowe, Bloomiiiton-, Parris & Turner Greeneaetle; James Kl er. Tiutrmond ; F.J. r'aivre. l.eiiy vllle ; O. K, rlarvtr. Vinr-enn.s : James Besrd, H. Fadcett and C. B . Hvnsly,- Kokoojo ; J Snodgrass. Feiry.-vilie ; A. N. ChkjhberlaiM. Elkhart; T J. Langdon, hoehpert; M. C. Duetin, Jefferaouville i (r Y . Alltcn. FranVJiu ; I, C. Aupleeatc. T'.elphi. ant S AMTEL USTKR. Kvnvil!a. aisTVron receipt f 0e Holier. THE Sl It riiKD WOMAN'S I'KIV ATKl!EtICALrtl:PAXin' teaent (Hiailed tree i to any part of tn L'niied htstes, the Canadas. and hritUh Provincrs. .'11 letters mi st be posf-paid and addressed to i r. a. M MAI. RICKaN. bi 2s4. New York City. Pul'lishibg Office. No. 13'J Literty Street. tork s-r4 Sm-iliiit M. W. T. UWKiN'S PliLS. KOK THE CUKE Ob" FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS AND FEVERS. IT Is often and oo frequently the practise of individuals who get up a new medicine, to gull the publie with a list of eertiucates. nuroorting to conv trom nersoua ho hve been cured by theuse thereof, v. hen . in fact, thos - Certificates are merely the imugtuation of tne brain of tho compounder of the medicine. S'aned Ith firtitiout mHQtl. Tne subset!! ers do not claim fur the Pill, now oil end to the puvlie, miraculous and wunOertul curesin all diseases which the flesh is heir to." but will assert. tbt lor the cure ot the diseases meationed in the caption ot thia adreriiscitient, there has never be-n oftered to sulli-riug humanity so safe. sure and speedy remedy. Xo substantiate this aseertioa. be wouin reter to persous in ti-.ts eomtsunity. si no. atter trying rarloca meuiemee pun orting o te certain oures, haTa ei.ly found relief trom the use ol these Pille. The?o Pills are not composed ot cheap ingredients. sn! made by maehiaery, for the purposeof making e oney. They are made and put up by the subscribers, and are composed entirely of rostlv aod pure drugs, and cannot be aold at such prices as are geaerally st en patent pills. But these who wish an article which wiil core Aua aod Fever in a tew days, thereby enabling the patient to attsnd to his daily occupation, will fiudthe Pills tha oheapestand surafct medicine over prepjred. Read the following certificates, sad If yen want snore evidence of the virtues of these Pills, It will he given by perioaal application to the tuhsciibers : OivKSKfrmo. Ky., Angnst 1. 1855. - ThiacsrtiSes that bit r n was taken very slek with a chill and hish fever and vofLiting, and I vent and procured a box of Dr. O Waa's Agoe Pills, aad am happv to fsy that they elfecteda speedy aad permanant euro. JOUNli. AlcFAR. Angnst 1, 1B5. Ioertifv that I had ebillsaal fever, and was induced from the reputation that Dr. Owen's Pills hsd in earing chills snd tever, to purchase a box of ür, W. f Owen'aj stiycelebrated Pills. .1 ha,t not used the whole box before I was entirely well, aod believe them to be the best rill bow ottered to the publlu lor ths Sure of Ague and Fevers B.C. AVKES. ' ' Owrssnono. rly., Kay IT. 1855. Dr. 3. W. 0 mftoV Dear Sir: liavii.g for the pat two years been severely amictrd itk Chills au I Fever, and hud i g nothibÄ lh.it mild -iltord are any rtliet, only for a few days at a 'line ! Wae at l-t indt;e to try som of Dr. W . T. 0en'a Chill Pills, which f cid, and to m great toy. after ttisng one hox. ft'Utid tiiat I aa once mnre !reo llvn tkS m'Mt lOiltiJoi io et ill oiKtrars, I nil'f snJ rarer,: - I would fay to who iave Citi'.la and Fever, loso not . moment, ba gi itemed in ii-lj to I;r. J . W Corn; t'n . aiid pro cure a hex. and my word ior it, you will nv, r Si irmi led with o. in aain. , CUS. ü OKUT-, - . . ljAi:C0B. Kt . Apr. i ji, law, -TUis is to eeru'y that I ba I Chill-and ver in v femi'y for toe pa-it ten months, and I tried all the Chill Pills and Chill medicine that were to be had in the country . la ordinary eases they have stopped tho chills on the moat of my family, ith one exception. On my oldest son there wss none of themthat would make a permantntenre until I oame across Dr. Owen's Chill Pills, snd 1 can saely tay to everybody that they are the best Pills 1 havo evef used. 1 WM. O. JACKSON. - -Owr.ti.r.Oi.o. Ky... Feb. 22. 1851. Dr. T. Owris Tlear Sir: 1 have been afüieicd with ehuls and fevers for six months, and alter trying verionsr'medies, I Was induced to try a I ox of venr Ague Pills, which have enred me sound and well, and I t eiieve them to b' the bert medicine in nie. - BALTHASAR ACfJ. I have known the aove gentlenrafi for six years, and certify that his statemenU are tme.. J. PLUNKETT, River Tradei. -: .,. Pttuhurg. Pa. l.rwTsroT. Ky., Jan. 3, tSViS. This certifies that I hare had the chills and lever lor mouths, and tried various remedies without etleet. I then ued cn box of Dr. Owen's Chill Pills, and they h ve entirely eured B" ....... TUOS. P. TAYLOR. OwKSämotio, April 12, 155. T eertify that I had chills and fevers, and applied to a ood physician, who prescribed for ms and gave me medicine, which did not brak thech'l s hot give ir.e anv relief, i was then advsied to 'ry fr. Owen's Chill Pills: I did so, andthey stopned th chills, and I am bow perfectly well. They also cured me of a most distressing pain in the si"le. which I was fearful wonld result in something serious. Persons afflicted with chills would da well to use them: they are a ee'tain eare, blt. W. MONARCH. sVef" These Pi'ls are warranted to care ia ovary instance whero the directions sre followed. a-For sale, wholesale and retail, hv ' J. W. CO iiPTOX. Druggist. Owen?burg. Ky. .I WOOLSEY & S AtVYhk. AUOty . WholcssU and Retail H'enU. 1' - - : 1 1 .. T J seplfm-w - PROF. 0. J. WOOD'S CELEB1UTED -- HAIR KJiSTOl.ATIVE. FHUBeffeota olthis wonderful Hair Restorative, are prole rinnin. k mnat aat.onUhii,c results in the rahlieniind: eld and young are lavish in their praises ot tne virtues of thia remarkable composition. Jt is tee oniy preparation mat can be depended on to r storo gray hair to iu natural color, and AH Klrl ttfie a luxuriant arowth. st3- The following is from a distinguished member of the medical profession: St. Paitl. Jan. 1. 1855. Paor. O. J, Wnnn - D,ar Sir: Cnsol cited. I send you thiscertiflcate After beinsrnearly bald for a long time, and having tried all the hair restoratives extant, ardbavtngno i.iiki..,t I raa induo d on hearing of lonre to give it a .. i i . ..-aA m.Mh in the hands ot a berhrv. and had my h. t 'm v.-a wie:. .M.d r.tiff bru.h. and th- Restorative then applied aa i weil rubbed in till the scalp was 11 a glow This I repeated every morning, and in three week t the young ; . .. ...........I ..it .r. r.niiil from the first ot August last nn to tho rreeeot time, and is now thick black and strong soft and pleasant to tha touch whereas, before it wa naran ... .. ii.il there was of it. and tha', little was d:sappearing veiy rapoiy. " a - : - - , . , ...II ...... IV.n..liv, .kAllk . . ( a , -0 w j'hlT. naiirwu . w i- --------1- - read of these thinas and who ha not? but have nevsr seen hitherto any ease in wtnen any person s nmr wasrealli benehted by any of the ha:r tor ice. te., of the day and it reaily gives ra pleasure to record the result o- my ixperience. I have re.-ommended yonr preutr.tion toothers: t already has a large and general tale throughout the Territory. The psople here saw iu etfeete and have condence in It The supply y in sent us, as wholvsal agents foi the Territory, is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are madefoi is. You deserve credit lor your discovery . I tor on. return yea thanks lor the benefit it has lone me. for I certainly had aoisd pailongago of tverefleetiaganyancn rest.t Yours, hastily. J.W.BOND. lirmef Bond 5 Keller Drvggints, . St. Paul.M. T. Tho undersigned. Rev. J. K. Bragg Isa Ministerin regular standing, and pastor of the Orthodox Church, at Brookfleld, Maas He is agentleman of considerable inlinene. and nni"orsally beloved. f.CoPy) WM. DXER. BaooKrtETJ). Ja. 12, 1?.5 PBOr. Woo" Dear Sirs Having made trial of your Hair vu.niln itvives mi. nleasuretoaar thatits effect has been excellent ia removing inhamation, dandruff end aeonst-int tendency to itching, with which I hsv.heen troubled from my childhood, and has ileo reetoredmy hair, which was b-eommg tv to itsoriiiaal color. I hv sed no other article, with J. K. BRAGG. r ' W Prepared android wholwalend tjta.lat 114 JIarket ' strert. St. Louie. Mo JiiS,tBÄ hl7. wnere ' r -, r - j wholesaleor retail, ea low snd oa as favorable terms asthey ean be bought at any other house, i JK$-ror sale at maoufactiirer's prl u- ..le at manufacturer's prices HALLUun. STODDARDand all the principal druggistsevervwhere. : snyl - - BOOTS A; SHOES. ryvHT? SubicTlbers'have now on hand th largest an most L . eompldte eesor this city, consisting - and Misses Shoos auS slippy. BEh'fRieKS

MEDICINAL.

CAKTKtt'M fcPAHH AIIXTtKU! J-""' f'"R the bloodI TfOT Ä PARTICLE OF MERCChY Iv rr Lei Ian AtmrH sr.-,,. .t n e. uxiu U (1 UA. Tj A N intalllMe remedy for Sorofnla, King's evil Rheuma .tiim' Oletinaw Cuianeuios rtrtlona. P.moiesTrP ZZ' tu.es w. tho Tft. Bleiche. Bo ln -guo and Feve, ?Chroi2s ZZTv r-J -""form or -l etter iuJi Head. EnlergemeiS aad Pain ofthe hons aad Joints, Stubborn lioers. SjphUistic Dinorder Lnmrao. Spinal Ct mflaints,and all biaeaaeo' riäitigfrom an (jaaicions es of lieraurj , lis prudence U Life or Impuritt I the Blood. S3 Thii gre,t iterative r. odlsln and Pnrlfier of tasv ' food is now used bv tf.e th nsr,ria of muhi h. t. r, auparteof the I !t-d Staus uhoteatlfj daily to the r. tnaj. " rii" tAVr?. P01?'"1 'y ''' areaieet o 11 medicines.-, mau.i ? 'AM3H ijIXICRE." Neuralgia, hbei.. maUeo. icrofuH Erurtiors on ihe Skin I.iver Dlseaae. v.1?-"- OMaorcs AflV Ions of the Kidnets; Disoes- " erct tho iioat Tenisle Ccmil.ii.ti. Ps'ns and Aching of tre Lünes an.) j.j, speedily put to fli.ht It usioa Ulla great and lEe.n!tr.at . reniidy ""a "a For il lili.'Mf.of th. hioe'd. nothin has yet lm fpaiiA to coo care with ir It cleanse, the si stem of ail impurities, sets seni.y rd tffi. ien-ly on the liver und kidneys.trntliens thf. digestion. Iva tone o the Stnmarh, makes Ui skia oiear ana i til'ay. Scd ret or., :h coa-titutii n enfeebled bp diütss orfcroktn oown ly the excesses ot ytath, to Its rrint Förth Ladies It U inoomparaMy tetter than all th Col cutics ever u?vd. A few uo0f Cabivr's ?axis8 M.X ture will remove all ssilowie ofcoaii lcilt n. bring the roses mantling to tl or hetk. giro elss'ic'tv totKrsttp. and Itnrrov gi una! heslth in a rtai.rkable dgtco. beyond all tha, nse'boinesevi'i l.fsrcof. ' . The 1 ,re nr.rr,;r of ee tifioat-s which we have recefvret -from Persvoj from all parts of ti e I nited Ftetea Is the tw. evidence that th. re in no nnmbng aor.f It Tee p-e-s hote" keepers, n-.egistrtes. rhy-lcians and public mtu well known, -to the oflpn,üni(v. sU inJd their teptwenv to too wonderful effects nfthlsCKEAT EL00l PtKIFlFR. , Call ot the Ar-nt aod ret a Circular and Almsnaa, aad real the woneorful coras this trtilj freaieet of aU aecicinea heo perfortred. . . Iorie g.)orrio nnoas signed Bkknett ft P&Elis, lropri etors. o J pesrl street. Rl-hrsond. V, to whom ail order foriep pl'es id Arcorie muit b aduresnd. For e!e ly Hallook At Stiddnrd. Evansvilio: ITalloek ft Pormenter, Prim-eton: C. If. Clark. .1 nceunts, and hr 1T-P I III ll ! Tl.i. tiLt.i'. . - . . turt-.h 17 it Br9 1)V 'Full Atii:P. ott'cHILLS AND FEVKtt. L ila most t opular ano certain remedy now knowu. Ihe peopl and press every where speak of it in ihe highest terms of eominen'Jatio'i . It is vl-seant to take, dues tt"t par -, vomit Ct sweat, but Invigirutes the S'sttm. it emitcias to Arsen!, ÄIeren?y. Strirlinine. Qu'iiin-, or a y other- loisoseas oria: ' luriijns drug, but it i an originally d'i-eovered. . Antidote lo JfZalaria, And tlt AfiCB KII.I.ER It has no eanal, Cll and geta Ciieulnr eontifolag esrtM ea'ts from rrofi-ssora. Physicians. Clergin on, and the Press. Priee 75 cents pir box or three boxes ior 12: eaa i e soet w.ail to suy part ot the l'niied htati s A liberal deduontosi made to Ui Ira la. Wholesale and retail by J. D. PARfC, Cor. Fourth snd Wal nnt Kreits C nein nasi.' W W BOUKRTS , Indinnola Prop-letor. KM. K, EVEP.3l.iN, 41. D., .So. T So. S xnk street. Philade'phia. . . nuvT-dSwiat WOOLSKY SAWYER Wholesale aad Retail Agents at Evans7ille, tni. DR. EVERgO'S HKAi.TII RESTORATIVB . Änti-Eyspeptio ind Anti-Bilious Tills, A ECPKRHIR FAMIIY PHYSIC, entirely vegetable X. niM and pleasant ia the t action, they improve the p p-tite. end give t'-ne to the igftive organs, and o viste Cos tirenesi. Piles, 11-adache. and alt Bilious ttipoHers Col ess eto. Wholnal" and re ail hv J. D. PARK. C ir. Four h ai d vTalnot treets. Cineinnael. W W RriBPRTS. Indi-napiis. ' Pfopr!fr WV. J, KT tltSON, AI. V., o ISo.Slstsj street. I'h Udelpbia. ao'v7-dSwSitt ESTATK F ISICIIArtl H CMBS. LKTTKR- testaroei tary have be n issued to th nudersiga ed as Ele u rix of toe lat will of Rlch.rd R Comhs, d- esened. 1 heentate is solvent A f rompt settl-ment of all mattere connected Ith said e-ate is earneily desired. . ocsJ3-aw MRS aVKLiA cuVB. F-vecotr' V bllan Louis for snle i v eetl2 - S. K. GILBERT A- CO.. Pye. Bear t aser. FOR tTABASH RIVER TUB fine new iteemer KAT8 SAOHBI1. it Csp.. Pri)rBT, wilt leve Evansville. for W j Wabash River, ea V daesday. 'et. 17th. at 4 atSV V9 -Mlw r M t fir frjirht ir nuuri innlvM txurd. ' tU-f . NÖTHE. rv-ifll? Stoekhelders in the Evansvillo On l ight Co., ara A. hereby x otihed that a meetii.g will b held at h Cea of John J .'Chandler. Eq . t tweeu the boors ol 9s.f. and 4 P. M.,o the 46th day of Oetnler. lr5, for thopnrposoof choosing three Directors to serve fr-r one i ear 11-I'd r a. KK TS, Pvee't. AMI. I, lstPK. 100 coils, assorted slses. jus received snd lurasl by out'.'S PRESTON BK5. FALL STYIE HATS! I! have now ont onr Fait S yle of Oentlereen's Tiros Hats. It snrnsfes evevy-hing we ever had before. Thoie in want of a Fn-hionaHe a-d g od wearing Hat. shonl give n a call. iir Coo'orrrator enaoiee ns to msse nam rn will nt tne most irreg"isr snopeu wrao- n" 1 1 p--comfort. VVe also l ave on hand aad make to order all tha latest fashions of lists and rape. ... VS t I IKK X 31 S Klill- i I "'"i oc'2 ' Mai" s'reet, .twee First od Svtod ISTHIrlfTIXU TO Tin: LAIirS! Wf K have just received a beautiful lot ol w stylo Dreai Trimnin.s Oy. d Black flros de Rhin, all Wiethe: 90 Silk, Cloth and erino Vnntillss. . .. A good snortmeol jf f-ong and tqoara STiaafe; Also Silk. Chasmere and Sitrmo Uosc, which ws offer sV sale ot reduced prices. ortZ KUStK, BPUTHbK A KtZ. '4-PRTXERIIIP 1VOTICK. TTTT3 r.nbsiribers have this de forced--. Co-rsrtaersbia under th name and st! of J'lSFPrt C Jr.WFLL CO., for the tnnstetinn of the Wholesale Dry Goods. Clothing. Hats and Caps and Boote and Shoes Business. Givs as a call st the co rne - of Vice and First streets. ira-County and City Orders wanted i exchanr for 0ods. 1 rtl.l.ARO CARPKXTKB. TliSEPH O JKWELL. octlO-tf F.. H. ALFORD. SCDRIF.?.- -7".o pieces Silk Handkerchiefs; 2HO dozen Madras Cravats: ' - . 150 do Shirt Boaoms; reo'd this dynd rorSalaVoi j as. now co . 4' W "i 1 -''v"'. aw CiWKKT POT TOBi-- So fushel wee "otatoea: 45 do Irish Potatoes, reo'd per Hirn Jnm Paol. a ectig CQQK'a Family Grocer-, rDOWAIXO ASCEK5! . rTBATRXT Opera Slips and Rln-uri-ta-dodte dnm Pomp. M -purchased expressly for if e Firemen's "sit. A low onlv o call early. Uli tunics. Ar'Srest'A. First street. s 2VI7- bmnvoiderta eoioroo tnawis; 15f 8-4 do J fl 7-4 do tin 4 "' do do do: black do: so do; do do: ree'd this daw aaa J 3. LOW & CO., 418 Main street, Louisville. Ky. 2 Ml S 4 Plain for rale by octs CASPIMF.RK 5 oases Fcv Oslmere.asorted stylest 1 do Steel Mixed Caaaimrie; ree'd this dsy sal fat saleby .- JAS. LOW CO . ecto io diam .street. l,ouisviii. m. RECKIVER FROM SEW YORK. Grew R. R. Darkas'a Baking Powders, ia aal aal rapem. v - t Reg lffifb each. Cream Tartar. 3 Pxs Sfü " " " in i papsrt. 15 Tegs S. C: Soda. 2 Bhls Svl Soda. . 6 Dos bss French Prunes 515 eson. t " ri.neyet.viei.1.....-. H vrt. . V For sale at reduced prices by I, a . iiuiiani PISOF. TIIOJIPSOS'S ; fe-gsy Barber Shop Io. ow fnllv opened in Bates' new hon. a Ylao streV .low Osrpenter e aew lloeV. .hero h. would kt t 1 ... .at! hfs old enstomer. and as many now one at hapr-y tos e a" nl fiTe th. hl,,inM hu .,,1 atMa crBcr0-'d ion.s' - thaid "f exeeri-nce a.itant to rs - Bt,AB-lX.slC. f GROSS BlaeS'ng. iap.ri...iu.i. J in iv. VmrliAh TKirv Ohei-a.: 9i) do Wesvrn Reservo Cheese! 100 do Top Sage oet An. itlnv nlil Vw I'ORNBROOK CHrUCrTfLli. AT StniEL I.ISTEKvS, IR AVK LESLIE'S f X7.F.TTR for Nov.mb.rJ H'rper's Magatine for November: Pot box's Wagarluo 'or Xovemberi Gody's Ladies' Book for Novembers Blackwood's MagMin' or OotobOT. arrl

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