Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 156, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 February 1856 — Page 3

LOCAL UUl'AKXMEAT v Ambro type. Mr. Tileston, the well known Daguerreotroist of this city, is now engaged in taking

teautiful ambrotypes, an improvement over ... -r, . n't. ii , i the Daguerreotype. 1 he likeness is taken on

glass, and before put in the case. 13 transparent my credentials before your Government. To when held to the light, but placed before a my astonishment, you placed a diffient interlock ground represent on one side a positive pretation of the note from my intents. Your picture and the other a negative. In the case, ilency's reply, under date of the 21st of the r- tl 3 t . L . same month, informed me of this fact. lour they resemble a Daguerreotype, but are of TQpy alsQ establishea a new and startl.ng pre -!

much aner tone, Iree Irom that same wUicu prevents the Daguerreotype from being seen to advantage except in a certain light, and are jndeed a much more perfect picture. By this process, the eyes are taken perfectly, while by the old way, the eyes of some subjects never can be correctly pictured. The best likeness' we have ever had of ourself, was taken by this ' J uiurutype profus, uu o na.c ucni ivi5uireotypea lnnumeraoie nines, vv e wouiuauvise Ä1 i - 11 1 in C 1 luuse ttauuuj; rcuu v gwu likenesses ui lueiu- ' i v u . . 4. selves to hand down to posterity, or to present r J r io members of the present generation to o;come amorotypea at once. lur. incsion has been at a heavy expense learning this branch of the art, and improving his rooms, . i , , ' . . nd he deserves a large increase of P-1 - - ronage.V Iiis advertisement a Iditional particulars. wui XT' A portion of tha dispatches we publish to-day, dated the 7th, should have been in yesterday's paper, but they arrived after the , J J v v ' J r i it' ..1.-11 a - l ' lorms were uiaue up. v a suiui iry to Keep our readers posted up with lato telegraph hews, even if we are without mails. Lectures. The Rev. Dr. Foster gives a lecture this evening. Those who wish to see the working of a beautiful little steao. engine had better attend. 07" If Luis Sancan (Mexican) is in the city tr neighborhood, he will, by calling at John S. Mitchell's office on Water street, hear something to his advantage. fJ7There will do service in the Episcopal .Church to-morrow, as usual. The Rev. Mr. Foster will not visit St. Louis until the traveling is decidedly better. -fXr We understand our old friend, the new prophet, still adheres to his prediction that the river will be oen by the 16th of next Augu t. Ho is certainly one of the most obstinate old fellows we ever met. We should like to know what prospects he sees now for the verification cf any such ridiculous prediction, as that tho river will be open next August? OThe work of cutting out tho channel by which tho steamboats are to reach the bend above, goes on but slowly. The ice is very thick. 03Capt. Mulliken, of the steamer Florida, called to see us yesterday. He reports that .earner in her old condition without any change. Capt. M. is anxiously abiding the time for her relief or destrustion. The tale will be very speedily told when the river opens. But he has spared no labor nor expense to insure her safe deliverance. CC7"We counted three runaways yesterday of horses attached to sleds or sleighs. The inference was in two cases at least, that somebody had been spilled. All sleighdom was out yesterday. . ("Monument Lawrence's sleigh looks as if it had been carved out of a huge piece of gingerbread. Did the Professor paint it? 0Cj"There was a home made sleigh curvet i ng about yesterday called "Sam." Sam run smoothly, made good time, carried a sweet load, and wasn'nt smashed once. Just like him. '. ,i fjrTho thermometer stood below freezing yesterday at noon in the shade, but in the sunshine the snow on tho pavements melted fast , forjudge Ingersoll, of the United States district court, has decidad that the indictments against the captain of the steamer Northern Light, and Joseph L. White, the agent of the Transit Company, for resisting the United i States officers, are good, and denies the motion to quash. The Cold Weather and Peaches. We Hearn from the Alton Courier that at a meeting of the Alton Horticultural Society on Saturday Jast, it was stated by Dr. Hall, others confirming the statement, that on examination of the fruit buds of peach trees in that vicinity, it has been found that the recent severe cold weath - reruas aestroyeu uie promise oi a yield ol .luscious truit tne coming season. ftT?" It mar be intcrestins to American fam ilies, perhaps, to know how the royal children of England pass their time. They eat hreak - iast ab ö. ana aine at i o ciock; ana tneir vanluuj vbupätiuiis aru a'lutiea out im auiiost military exactness. An hour is devoted to ancient, and another to modern authors; they are trained in military exercises, then succeed nm-sic-and dancing. Next they proceed to the rising school, and when the girls go on with .their appropriate exercises, the young princes go to work in a carpenter's shop, fitted up expressly for them, with a turning late and othr tools necessary to a perfect knowledg 3 of the raft. This done, they take their guns for a shooting stroll through the gardens. The evening meal, preparation for the morning's lessons, and brief religious instruction, closes the day. , CRACKI-RS AT H HOI.KSA1.E CAD II KT A IL. T HE aadirsisaes ssssiasllr herte si hsad . I.r meatotfreeh Water. Bu'ter an sugar Crackero and itSni. Pi 1 nt .a it Naval ätp ,ad. which kein r also of Soda. Pilxt and Naval Unad. which being maunfaosared by tne latest in loved cninery. tbev ess fas mm nt saa low a price as in any plaea in the Wast, and araaotexeeUed ia qa tlity by any other maanfactory in the sountry. a largo tock alwa sou hand at my shop, oa Water street between ofstejeis aad Viae. j dealt d - I. SINZfCH. I

fCf Parker H. French appears bj the following letter to have p'.aced the Sjcritary of State in a perplexing quandary: . Parker H. French's Letter. ! Washington, Jan. 18, 1856. Hon. Win. L. Marcy, Secretary of Stale of (lie United States:

I had the honor to addreas your Excellency Jte under date of the 13th of last month, the sole object of which was to request an interview w4 vour Excellency before laving cedent that is, you cannot hereafter receive any diplematic agent unless the government he represents is established by the untrammeled thXt the following extract fpom your lotter is conclusive of the new rule for the recognition, as just alluded to. You say: "Those who were chieÜy instrumental in spending or overthrowing the former Government of that State Nicaragua) were not Cltjzens belonging to it; nor hare those citizees, or any consiueraoie part oi tnem, so iar j qc j lrnrtu-n hprfl frpplv pvnrppd t h f i r nn- , j i - -t- : proval of, or acquiesencc in, the present cony"" " 4i v- fl'-ocu'-dit.on of political aüairs in Nicaragua. Until . sueh shau be the case the President does not deem it proper to receive you, or any one, as a : Minister to this Government duly appointed .1 d n x ' V supreme crovernment o .Mcagagua." Thus, your Lxceaency will perceive that, und the ruIin?. tha Mimister of En-

give some gland, France or Ilussia, should not be recogjnized by your Government, because you have no assurance that any part of the people of

those countries have "freely expressed their approval of, or acquaintances, in, the present v . v .u e at this moment. You thus necessarily intcr- ' fere with tho internal all airs of other nations Regretting that you should have misconstrued my last communication, and that you authorized the late arrest of my person in New York, and thereby the indignity shown against the Government I h ive the honor to represent, I therefore respectfully request that jou will not consider my credentials as before your Government for the present. I am, sir, your obedient servent, PAR KB It H. FRKNCIT. Er.0QrF.ST asd True. Tho London (Eng) Advertiser, speaking of the United .States and Great Britain, uses the following langoifige: "Contemplate England, proaning with taxat'on and strug ;ling in s ingui.i.iry war, with htr trade deranged, her population discontented, her government the ci-rrupt machine of an oligarey, and her levenues squandered for she knows not what; and contrast her with Anierca the America that the British cabinet ministers treat with so much iridillerence, whose statesmen are cultivating the arts of peace, an 1 whose commerce is gathering a golden har vest to the nation. She it is that stands boldly forward to her civil greatness; she it is that presents a striking contrast to the military despotisms of Europe; she it is that with her un guarded coast, her unwalled cities, her meager navy combines within herself the elements necessary to a great military nation. Teace reigns at her fireside; her throne is not in mourning. Her legislators are devising means to relieve an overflowing treasury, her trade is vigorous, her people are increasing bej-ond comparison in wealth, her government is at least cheap and useful. V ould that we could say the same! England spends her blood and treasure in fighting the battles of unthankful neighbors. America fights only her own battles she fights them qnick and well." What Railroads are Doing for the West. The official returns of the new census of Illinois have just leen received. The entire population is over 1,300,000, which is a gain of alwut 50 per cent, upon the census of 1850. By comparing tho increase through the several decades and semi decades since the census has been taken, it will bo seen that the gain has been much larger during the last five years than in any former period: F.otn 1H0 tu . '.'(i the increase was 43,rS3 " to IK'U 10 ,"34 " IKdltolKli " " l:ijtfr4i " i.iu,7. " 140 to 1845 ' " l?5.;4l ' !P4.j to ItCjiJ " " 1M1.445 " 18V1 to ISii " " 448.71-1 The Railroad system has been developed in Illinois within the last five years, and one of tho fruits, we see, has been to double the population. A correspondent showed the other day that another was to quintuple the value of her land. Add to these the improved so ciety, and multiplied eductional and moral influences, such as the newspapers, cheap books, src, which follow population, and take advan tage of all cheap methods of communication, and then one may begin to appreciate the ad vantages of the modern railway system as an engine of civilization. N. Y. Evening Post. tr$ One of the chief novelties in dresses. this Winter are scarlet petticoats, to the great alarm and trepidation of the bachelors, who see in this fact a terrible Jsignificancy. You are aware that this ts leap year, which empow ers 3'oung ladies to do something more, it seems, than 'pop the question;' and the American ladies should be enlightened upon the matter. It appears that, should one of them so far forget herself as to propose a union between herself and a bachelor friend, and he should be uncivil enough to decline the propo sal, she can thereupon demand from him the ' o-ift of a new silk dress. But, to cl urn this 1 dress with propriety, she must, at the time of ; asking, be the wearer of a scar. et petticoat. ...l.;l, u nnrficnofirlih cVo ronct WlllCh, OT the OWer portion Ot Wn.Cn, Sne must exhibit tO the gentleman, who, by the law of D ., . . , . .1 , t leap year, is compelled to present to the lady i the d ' assua dress that shall cover the petticoat, and age her displeasure at the rejection of her proposals. English Topers. Useful Apparatus. An Englishman has invented an apparatus consisting of a cylinder, air-pump, &e., for extracting bullets from the human body. The great merit of this invention is siid to consist in its obviating the necessity for the painful and d.mgerou-; operation of cutting out bullets, and by its means a medical rain, with the aid of an assistant to work the air pump, would be able to aecornplis'i tho work wh.ch now occupies many surgeons. When the cylenJer is once exhausted it will extract several bullets without the aid of ag iin working the air pump. So highly is , , . , - . -. . . . , , . , this plan of artihi'ial surjrery regarclaii, tliat tha 1 ?fdi1 B?rd f l,5 tUKCUUIW IU 111 euilllBUt mouuuioiiiiusaci 1 fit UD the aDDtratUS. 1 r ' tf r, I, Ali. Civ t Cases llaadsome styled aluslin do Laiaes. aaafUv 10 Oaahmeret. Received this dsy, and for Sal by JAS. LOW & CO. angai dsw tf 41 Maine.. Lonlfeill, Ky.

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REPORTED EXPKESSLY POS THE JOURNAL Sad Accident. "Washixgtos, Feb. 8. As Gen. Cass was leaving the Patent Office this morning, he fell down on the steps and wa3 taken to the National Hotel insensible. wh uken h b; , , . pie and mouth, and it was bleeding at the ternfeared his skull was fractured. Drs. Miller and Garnett were summoned to his aid, and he has since recognized some of his friends. His arm is not broken as it was at first fearod. Baltimore, Feb. 8. The thaw continues and encourages the hope that the efforts to open navigation will f . Net Yoes, Feb. 8. The notice in the morning papers that the steamship Pacific was advertised to leave Liverpool on the 30th ultimo, is incorrect. The agents here have no reason to suppose she did not leave on the anDointed dav A freight train on the Harlem Railroad went , , . , ., T-.,, ti , , ..ij,. through a bridge near uover Plains yesterday, . -nf i f. rr. 1 he engine fell oO feet into deep water. Ihe engineer and fireman were severely injured. Th .-i , t k Cincinnati, reo. o. A snow storm commenced at nine o'clock this morning, and still continues. New York, Feb. 8. French again presented his credentials, which were refused, the President seeing no reason to change previous determination. LuuisvnxE, Feb. 8. Weather very black and chilly. Snow last night and this morning. New York, Feb. 7. Buchanan acknowledges the receipt of instructions, requesting the recall of Mr. Crampton. Fire in Canadagua last night- loss $40,000 Md. Rachail sailed for Europe Saturday. Baltimore, Feb. 7. Snow and sleet commenced falling this morning, which has since changed to rain and continues to fall heavy. The necessary funds have been subscribed by our merchants for a strong effort to cut an outlet through the ic;, blockading our harbor. The channel is to be commenced immediately and navigation will probably be resumed in a few diys. Sandy Hook. The steamship Union from Havre via Halifax and Newport, is in sight. The steamships Pacific and Persia, from Liverpool not yet signalled. Washixqtos, Feb. 7. A copious rain commenced falling early this morning, causing a thaw of snow and rendering traveling very bad. Philadelphia, Feb. 7. A thaw has commenced and the snow is rapidly melting under a steady rain. MARKETS BY TELEGEAPH. Niw York, Feb R. Stocks ara higher; Chicago sod Kock Island, 91; Cumberland, 23j"i ; Illinois Central, 96; Michigan f o Ilhorn, 94 1-S; Hew York Central, 94; Ke.ding. Hi 1-2; Clereland and TuIj io, ?.; Clereland, f'olumbus and Ciucinuat, 10ii. Flour declied; talcs or 9 1.0 bbls al 8 18 forstraightFtate and8 H? for Soulheio. Wheat drooping, sales of 3,04 0 bushels at $1 87 1-2 tot Southern while. Com quiet. Mess Pork firm. Beef dull. Lard inactive. N hisK languid. . ClKCINWATT, Feb. 8. Flour uusesllec ; some good offert-d at $6 0. Provisions inactive. Whisiy t ull at 2424Jc. Groceries nucbauged. Baltimore. Feb. 8. Markets inactive. CiscissATi, Feb. 7. Flour SG 8n. Mess Pork 14 Lard UJic W hisky 24!4. Groceries firm but in limited demand. Sugar 8,V9. Coflee i:;i!2X" Mola?sei 423. Baltimore, Feb. 7. Our markets continue stagnant. Quotations are uom. iualaud unchanged. Chablistok, Feb. 6. Cotton advancing. Sales to-da 2.5t 0 bales. New York, Feb 7. Stocks higher. C eveland and Toledo 5. Cleve land,Co'urubusand Cincinnati 1"0. lie?5j;. Galena and Chicago 11 8. Chicago and Rock Island P.J. Cumberland 21. Sew York Cntral 93. Heading 87)4. Virginia 6u.U7. ilissouii 6t5j;k'. Stirling exchange firm. 1 Flour steady, sales of 5,006 bbls. Wheat quiet. Corn firm, sales of 10,000 bushels. Mets Pork firmer, sales of 2U0 bushels at ICa'. Beef dull. I-ardflrm. Whisk) declined , sales of 3.0' 0 bbl9 at ?3c. O A It I' . rill! H 1 1. The nDderfisrael nvi g purchased the interest of John H. Miran ml William E. Prvstoo Id the late firm of Morgta, Keenaari Preuoa. have a-oointed themselr together in uusiupsi under th n-tuea d firm of Ke a and Proton and will continue the wholt-sale dry w& business at the old staud ol Morgan, Ke-n and Prestoa, lr'irtstr t, ISAf) K'KV. ian!21W!t'. CYPKIAV PRESTON'. OLD EST A UL1SH El) FO ü X D U V. KU1IZ iV II I.II..TI , I vaiisvilic; Indi rfipE Proprietors of ih- Ci'T Foundry h:re recently ereeI ted a I rice fire-pr -of buil Jiiig on the sice of he 0d place, and are now fully prepared to oo all kinds of machine an i finishing ork. mal everything aptertaining to tht Fuuaory Business. M .chinery all aiiws m de ami repaired. We have every acilitv the hest ma-'hinery a d oi kmen. and rive -Ul ort cntru4-ed to us oar undivided attention. B ... T I . I 1 V" . I V I." .1 . t e a'e a j manmacrurn.e aitnji c.' co mj piwcr reanirvd and are remiy to promptly nu orders tor 'hid a ai o m. ehinerv. watTant.i' sJout worn, annsansneo w un reaaonatiio Ijrt. Th Koon.lrv Finishing ."hops. so., .re on Pine s reet and sil; R on Main .treet. just above Seeond. wh-re orders will be received. ;23 -tf kratz & iieilmav. ; ; ; i,rR"solrTncJesuo,fiii ugly) Osn'." Traveling eaes. Co'ts Revolvers 3,4 aad Sin Jost reo at jaa 10 tf CHA3. S. WELL3 ;rx wv hag a 1 Ai'criit, w iTB aills-ll on Tue.iay momiirg January ISth. 18Vi. at our Sli R'ioms. -öisi sdo-tnu liuu saony rsts. they .rj in goi order. ani well wormy tne attenti mi oi Uvrs Buyers also bo boxes o' t.Kss w.-re. aesrted. jn l-M W OOI.SRV r X BLOV. ncti-rs. CUFFKK f) oaiS Prince Kio in t ire and tor sale Ly jan 12 tf ORK. DALZtLL a C. APPF.Afi TO XtIK I.AOIKS OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY". Particul'ir Attraction. WS are prep i r-d et, ah w to our numoro is euHomnrs and natrons an entire new st -ok of iuter Goo s. eonsitiii iheriones' van-ty ans tne most ne utnui assortment ot such g ii:dt al ipted ti the naon. All these Goo Is having ! heen purchtsed nd a :lected hv Mr Jacoh t.'iewenthal in tho ' e i ora iraraet, ween n v u 'i - u I1 ot" " " -Äftoa, a u are enaMe itooif.rthumatunu-uaUy low prices. iliirnew anaixS.tlent a-snr m-nw em -rauea every article im iginahle and desiraMe in (he line of Dry G ods an i Cltniug You areresnactfiilW -oliciu-d to c-t'l -'ud eaamine these G.oils. WM. tEWENTHAL k CO.. iunlit Corn' r First and Main III, mr .. 4M HA tAHtä U.T 25 bbis. of Lake Salt; JLW s "lis. ol Kauawna, lor s no oy jan lOif J. W. & S. VICKERT. M BÜSH White Flint Domlny for sale wholesale or re--lft.il at jenS COOK'S Family fJroe.v.

AUCTION SALES.

DAXilLWOOLIET HlEAJt XILSOU AUCTION UUUJIS, OldCovrt Home, Corner of Main and Third Wette, Immediately opposite the Waehington Hotel. TV'aTIXO leued for eternt of yean and fitted or the fiH. above well known etand. we are now prepared to reeeive for le at anetion or privat tale, aükradaof goiat. wareaaaa merehanaue', noaianoia luraiturt, nonet, tiacgiee, ete.. ete. I C eh adTaneee ma le on eontignaveirtt when required . 1 Henlar ealee ererjr Tuedj, TöeTsdy and Satnrdar, eommeaeingat 9 o'olock. A, M. Alae Taeada, Wtdueeday i and Friday uight. at early gas light. Oat-door ilea andaalea of roll estate promptly attended ' to. ! We re weekly reeeiTintr. and bate now en hand a large I and erneral aaaortmentof iL'KMTLRB, eomiatira; milal, apindle and bannitr backa. acrolr and acollup topa, rim hack offi.ee, Freaoh. Jenny Lind, and Batle wood eeat Chain; mahogany and roae wood aofa teat Chain: Elizabeth chain: apnng aeat arm rocken, aofas, tociablec. centre, card, dinine aaU brei(faat tablet; light and wash atandl. lonnprea. mtrron. hne eommon tad artdlea' bedtteadt, mattraiKea, tin and wireaafea, ete., which we will eell at Cincinnati prioet. H e hate al'o on hnd a great variety of notions, jewelry, Tiolint. aceordeone, pocket cutlery, guna. piatola whipa, ete,. etc., which we will ae!l at rednced pricea for cash, wholeaale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON., my 8 Aoet'a. n.OritlXi MILL FOIC SALE. TBE nndenigned offen for atle hia Flooring Mill, in the town of Orayrille. Illinoia. Almoat eTertiina; connected with the Mill ia new engine. Bast, bolting elothe. e'e There are three run of atonea. with everything in eseellent running order, and .-alculated to do a hoe and profitable Lusinnaa. There ia aWe eonoeeied wi'h the Mill a new too story dwelling t.ouje, well arranged for comfort, with the necessary out nooses, ete. To a penon oesirous of embarking in a bnsitt aa of thla hind, a change is here offer d which can bat seldom W had. The eoon'ry aurrounding thia. abonada in every kind ol grain ao aa to keep the mill constantly running, all of which can be o'.it-tined at auch prices aa to make the running of the mill verv iiront-abl The entire prope.-tv will j be aold on reasonable terms, and time given for a pirt or the j puichaee mony so aa to make it eay nud if desired a farm or I improved land will be taken. For further particulars enquire on the piemiaea. Joli.N' KIGaLL. jsn tf 130Ui,TKY I PJt'LTKV l I WO Fine Fit Türkeis; 20 do uo Chic ens; no do li-ese: Some ef the above are dreise everv morning and forsale at T. BAOO.V a CO.'' Family Grocrv, dec!3 dtf Main street, betw. Water and Firt. af"MI RS. Imported Havana Cigars of the heot brands, V at M . MIELCH'S. botM First treet. opposite pom offire. IHM OA Af ORtXiKs I box Lemons; A I btil sweet Orang s, just reo'd at ecl7- tf 00K'4 Family Gro'ery. MJ IUI IKS. TUST received, u aiortm.nt of Shovels, Spades. Graia Sconps. Straw and l y Knives. Forks. Ax-s Mattneks Pin a. Brush Hcvthes Log. Trac. Ualter and Dg Chains. Coffee M Iii. Höffes Roisters. Mouse and Rat Traps. Slest Cutters. Sausage 3 tu Her, Wood Saws. Watoo Jacks it , fr sale chop by GRANT CARSON. deel7-dtf SC A 1 pair Flatform Scale for le at nov&i C-JOK'S Family Grocery UECKIVED fr m Now York 6 eadeaoi d pouud tana Lobeters; dj 1 do du do; 6 üo 2 do d Ojaters: 6 d" I do du do; for iale at '.'edaoed pricea aelS-dtf by I. V o. HKiM x m COU.X ?ILAL FOli SALI:. AKW oa MILL. TPK ondereisned have iust eataMi4hai a Mill for the exe)aiirif priu ii k of Corn, oa the e tTuvt ol Wl uut aud Kighth sei eew. Ter the C-nl. iV trill ke p eoustantiv uo &ud Metl tor aal, and fur exihamce fur Corn. e riud Q'iUvtiutChe best corn and our me, will rcc.mranü ica If. By mean of a H'niainjr, Mill, we keep ter vi all d-m. e ill JtiH Mt the low t market ric, aud r-i'ectitly ak a ri:l n our Meal by t irattiu u i nitj uiie tt-nerally deelg-dtl ISÜ K ü üR03. TrisiTlinen s, D llllMiJi, AC. JUST reeeived direet front the manufa'-turers. ii Lsrgaa and Hinbrrige. Irelaad. a we'.l selected stock ol Liuea Goods, viz: i2-4 Linen Sheetings, sort finish and grass bleach; Sll.iuoh Pillow-case Liaena, do do; , 36 lach Shirting. do d; Bleaehed i-tmtak Table Cloths, assarted sites; White brwadi do do do; Hleaehed do Napkins; Riea h-d and brown iiackabaek Towels; Linea Omiirie H andkerchie's. etc, VVo invite the att ntiouot buvers to tha i Goods at whole sale or retail. P.ssesiiing tho facil-ties wuich we do, we defy competition here or olsewheie. au.ii.i3 & Kr.iLui, deel Corner Main and Fimt afreets. I It 11 L New LARD: S 1 hs Dried Beef; 1 hM New Mesa Porki SO B.of leagues; just reM per COOK'S Family Grocery. steamer Charleston, as decs CH KCK. J cases 2-J Apron Cheeh. reeH this dar and for sale by JAMBS LOW K CO.. dee;5-d 41. M iiq r .et f.o i svllo 5v. v AH.4. It' begsa-4 rtei sixes, at taauftctururs' prices. i. 'S adding 'reightand charges. d-cS GEO. FOSTKR CO. tlsK.Klj4. 5 eases Canton Flannels; 2 bales yellow do; 2 do biue twilled Flannels: 2 do green do do recM this dav anl forsale by JAMtS LOW & CO.. deol7-iaw 4tt Mainetre-t, Lonisville. Ktu A H PH 4 I A fAFK. o Na of Stearns & Marvin's Fire-pruuf Ssfes forsale. enquire at declZd utUK" family orocery. ßH,in,r A AILS. 75 kegs of this favorite brand for silo by a. E, OILHUKT Hi Co . Uec3l Syc. near Water. -75sicksä.F Flonr. 10 doi. Chickens, 20 Turkeys: jnst received at COOK'S family Grocery. 1. W. CBOCCKTr 8. U. LOW! CUOCKKi r Jl LOIVL, ATT 0 R NE Y S AT LAW, MAUISOXVILLE, KY. Will give prompt attention to all business entrusted to hot care. nov6-tf IVIOICKIS .11 1 1 1, FIR3T STREET. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, Evansville, Ind., LWAVS keerson hand a fine assortment of Perfumerie of the bet- manufacturers; also, T-.ilet Articles. Stationery. Embroidering Materials. Pitted Jewelry, Artists' Colors Canvass, etc. Oil Paintings and Engravings, Gilt Mouldings, Toys.tto. novltt PITTSRI71aC.Il FOAIi. 1rZ.4i BUSilKLS rure'-niack Diamonds" now IV V 7 at wharf and for sale tor cash only, in lots to suit purchasers by janä ORR & SWANSOX. SIH Dill TS JUST HECEIVa.O. 6 hiili-cheiu Imp., G. P. and 1'. 11 Tea, I2oaddies do do do do. 1 hal '-chest loose Black do, do. 10 lbs New Thyme, 60 do do Raisins. J. W. & S. VICKERY. 1 do s lb capers 50 I cs Sew S ge, 21 do Zaute Currants. decSl DOt KLT: ESTKY IIOOK-K KEPI.Ci. YOUNG MEN wishing to qualify themselves thoroughly and practically tor business, should not tail to attend a oourse of Lessons in the Evansville Commercial College. Clerks. Meoh snicsand others can. durirg t' e wiuter evening., obtain a pro eision in this Suhool, which will he of i ioaloulable benefit to them. dee2!-5rod!mw JUST It EC El V ED. BLACKTV'OOOs for December: Chamoers' Kdenburah Journal for January; Frank Lisle's new lllnstrtted Paper; Household Words tor January; Ballon 's Pictorial Paper; Frank Lisle's Journal for January; Flag of our Union Yankee Notions for January; Weekly Clipper: W'hite'a Couuterfeit Detector for January; W'eekly Tribune, at jan5 SAMUEL LISTER'S Book Store. mjOTE OF TUR ROI KPORT MII.U AXn 1 MAMirAortJuiNii Uase-1.s t PAK lur goods atths lowest cash price at ia-i.5 COR'9- F.milv Groeerv. . 60 packages lor-a e low to rlose bv GEO FOSTKR & CO Hi oeclä-dtl inn D1Z E8f. 25 hnsh Onions. JVfU 30 bush treen Apples, loo do Corn Meal, 25 doz ass'd Brooms, just ree'd at jan5 COOK'S Family Grocery. STATEMENT OF Capital Stock and indebtedness of the Evansville Gas LiahtComoan : Amouutof Capital stock $60.000 sid in M.9S0 Total indebtedness of Co at date 1.090 V.. (i KET1. Presid nt. JNO. J. OilANOI.KR Di'r. See. Subscribed and sworn to t-efore me, this 9th day of January, 1856. Witness my hand and seal, at e'rausville. L. K JaMES HARLAN "t. jan lOdlO Notary Publio. V. C. IIOItSG STüAVrD. I ASORREI. Horse with a small star on I it forehead, one and proba' ly b-irh hind lisa white, and to saddle spots on his Lack, a O'l- 15 bauds high, a trotter and verv active sixaed irom w-dow Xeal's tarin. on the Mt Teruon Toad, a' out two m-Us helnw Evansville. on Wednesday night, tho Bth inst. When he le't. he hsd a piece ot rope around his neek. Any intern ition may bs let a: the abovo place, and the n-iderofths hor,s will bo re war Jed. jans-uiw- iiiu. liUiitiDstu. FtltTiF.KS IIOT L, coayca or wakktt avti wali ct stueets. EVAXsVILLE. IXD. THE ahove named hot-1 has heen r eently refjtte f, and ia now rea ly for the aceonsmodation jf either rtgulsror transientcnstont. The rooms are airy and pleasant, and tho table i supplied with the host the m-irket ariords. W AGO VA D.-I have jnetadden to the Hotel alarrea-d dry WagottYard.to which linrite the attention of my friends in the eo'intrr Every attention will bo paid to their comfort and to the safety of thcil .aula. Terms modern.. E. B. MORELT. my w rropriesor. 41 PBR SOOrsMs.a;ior;el. Wranlng paper, for sale t tmm-f S!t, DllZElL Ce.

j MISCELLANEOUS. BAKGAIXS!CLOSn'6 OUT AT COSTI J AND LESS TKAN COST! - - COtBCRN- ft HERSHBERGRRwiUeloeeontthelntoek of Dry 6ood at great bancalna: aa they with t-. change their buainesw. Their stock consists ef a good aaeortmeat I Winter Gooda. sneh aa Flannels, satinets, Linseys. De balnea, Silke. P aide and a general aasor.ment of Hp-iery. Glover. &a. Those who wish good rooda at iaw pricea had letter oall ; and examine bei ore pmrhesing else where. . I COLBCKK & HERSHBERGER. dee. 17tf Foater'a tilock. nturett, below Mam. OTATOKS AXO TÜHXIP 5 bush Trish Potatoes; 1U ouah Swtet Potattea; , ia A a Ttirnina rM'd ud for sale bv

dec7 J. W. 9. H,n.llltl.. T CFTRE9. 2 oases black Lustre. red this day and for X-i sale by JAME3 LOW CO decl4-dw 418 M 'in street. Loniavll'e. Ky. T7XTK 8. F. FI.OI K. 50 bate wairanttd si tr-good Ai lust reerd and lox sale at reduced prices oy I. W. e S. VICKERY. 1VUEATS(RSIf lliOO heavy Osnabavg, 2J bashel; 3 110 Granite Heaniless, ii do; r Light. 3 bushel, sni able for Oafs: . Also S0,lX)U2i bushel Gunny Bars; or alo by novl3 GSO. f OSIEB 4 CO. 11 Y 1)11 VI Li C CFWE.T5 barrels for sale lowby nov24 &. E. GILBERT A CO. AT PAR I will receive Vanderbnrgh County Ofders at par lor Goods, when tho full face of the orders are traded fr decl SAV'L KMBICH. IV ED AM WHITK CKDR H'AIIB -'oV 5 dozen Red Cedar Bucket. IS nes-s. saeh. R-d Tedir tVash Tubs. ' St do'sen 3-heoped White Cedar Buckets. 1 do assorted brass-hooped Cedar Buckets," 1 do do do covered do. Just received and for sale ohesp at novZ3 COOK'S Family Grocery. MFPFIVlin PER STKVMER MIDAS. 3 BOXES W. K Creuu. Cheese: J i fases V. V. Paper MaUlus 160 gross: 1 Tase ISh-ves first O. Indigo Ii Boids -lonhle refined Soda Saleratns In lb. papers; For sale at reduced prices by oetl7 I. A- D. HKTMAW KT QUALITY pricea. decS4 of Blairtville Ff.OT'R at reneed Till 3. IIGaDEX. t 15 l-onic Shawl. Arah centre 2 caats drab aud browa Long Shawls. re'i this day i i t . , i ' , r . r an A f r al e by JAM: 1.0 W l CO 18 Main -treet. LouiiTÜU. Kj, O ST FR We sro prepared to furnish Hr.lt Matley Oysters in any ouautitv. for TKristmas and few Year. deell TKXXEY 80RKNSON. skJTFFI.FIRE SKT-i-POLls-HKU. Brass hand shovels and Tongn; Co) Shvels; Stands (for Shovels and TongeV for sa!e by (oecoi viiss. s. klls 10,000? BUSH. Bran,cyi besh SMpstuff; 5-'0 do Short: 130 do Ear Corn in stare et COOK'S Family Grocery. decttt IIII RVK) MR i iiRnu'iivi na w AM'iU immediaiely at l'rtint City Phos StorO. nue but hrat rate wotktaen need apply. -"i Ii. J . Ii A KT ijOHKh.Vli, 1 case asst'd colors, rea othisdat and for iVSS eaie oy 4.S.VIHH l.llw A: VD . iiei-17- w 4IS Maia street, Louisville Ky. T II I I K II KAT. 3t0 buih r c'd per Cenal. for sale uy ueus ltu roSIB.il & CO. ms-sOiuTios. 'BIUE partnership heretofore ex'atii.g between Philip M. iloruhr and t'harles Chur-li'll, under the style of llo' ntrook a Cnorehill, s t hia dy ciUaolved by mutual oon -aeitt. P llorul rouk isauiheriad to u e ttie name o the firm lor the purpose of settling the same. P. noRXRROPK CHiS. CULKCUILL. Evansville, Dee. 5, '55. , NOTICF. The nnders'sned having purchased i'io intTestof Mr. O. Churchill, in tho firm ot II ,r 'hrook a Ohurehill. aill eontinu in business at the old ,tan-l undr the style of Hornbrook a Co. and soiiuits the patron-tge ot the publio. All iiersoi s indebted ta the old firm, will eome fore ar-f an'l pas the same and all p -rsons having elaims against the old firm, will pr-sent thesame for settlemeat dec7-tf IIO RN BROOK a CO. BUCKWHEAT FLOCB. JrT reo'd this day. SO sacks Kxtra Hulled Bnckwheat Flour, "A NO. 1," direetirom Pittsburgh 50 lbs each, at T. BACON A CO'8 deet Family Grocery, slain street. JUST SO. fjnilEgr at attraction for the Ladies, in thi way of Dry m. Goods happens to beat EM IHCli'S Store, on Main street, three doors helow Seooni . We do not know whether it is on account of hin ellina: cheat, or from the tact of his lately receiving a reah eiippl jt Goods; but wo do know bis Store is daily eiowded witii cnsiomers. des!2d I; LECTION OF SPEAUEH! KO COMPARISON TO THR BIG STOCK OF CLOTHING. G KSTLE.MBN'S Kuruihlnng Goods, Facy Hata and CapK, etc., etc , l u s. received b tU UDdtjr.iatoeä at hia Cl'hinSior , under 1'avilion Hotel. I nave the tior-st atrtment of Ovumoata io ihn city, coiapruing all varietiti ajid tue most ushion-.M style. Also SUxN'iUAl liATS. and alt deioripti-ina of Gentle men'a FurnUhiDK UuO'U. Tall aud see, aa 1 am aeliiug off oh4p. and navt a auuerior atuck. decli-dtt ANTHONY LOBENSTINE. VOAMs rilOW THR BODIlM MIA KS. 'HHIS iiipr-rior irt-icle of Co 1 ii now ready lor .UUvvry m. trom th city lindinj All orders left at the Company i otlice. corner of Sveumore and Firat atreeta, will be promptly attended to. aj follow"; Order left before 12 oclock M.. delireri-d same day. Orders left aft.: r tnt hour aad before o o'clock P. M. delivered before n on n-xtday. The Comp nv are also prepared to furnish Cnal for Stattonr on the K. and O KniLroad, a folio we s At City Landing.. Se per Baah. At Depot 10 do At UkIö's Station 13 do At f-aicradge d df At Prinofton do .14 do At Patoka dr do At Rnhb do 15 do At Decken do. .15 do At Vtnncennea .....l3s do decJ tf THE FIRST 1KV CSOOD8 I 1856! rCST RECEIVED pfrr ateamer Wood Side, a complete w assortment of eloth and double eoata, otvsimere f-auu Test, white and nndr -hirts. drawera. 77. a hich will be aold cheaper thn orer, at the Wettern Star Clothinc Hore. tjan 13 , A. LoBF.VHllNE. DESIGNER AND CUTTER OF SIPEKIOU i. roppp.u An buasp. For ?Iakin; Baxes) IJales, fasks, o.e., BR VSS Alphabets and Fignres in sets. Steneil Brnshes, Mark'ng Cups. Marking Ink, and all tho Fixtures lor Marking, constantly on hand. s)sJ"V K. a. has two Diplomas snd a S Irer Medal awarded him for ae-t epecimensof Mteocilinr. STENCIL PLATES put up in aminner to carry safelr to any part of the United States. All letters ot inquiry aa to prices, ic. will e answered promi tlv. V. R. ALI.BV, Proprietor, Steneil ßtahlishment. dec21-d3m 141 Walnnt street, Cincinnati, Ohio. sllSSOltTTIO.'. rnnß pnhlic is hereby notified thit the Foundry firm of M- Henry Srhril.er Co. as dieaol veu ou the 1.54h 4ann ,ry. by the withdrawal nf Wm. A Dunn and U m Tarlor. Tho huiaess will hereaffer he condu -ted b myself. Iwill al o s.tile all the business of the late firm jaa29-lm 11 BN RY SC1IIUBE R. 4 MKS' ÜHOVKI.S -21 dos Xo. 2. genuine art icro for xSa. eontraetors. f..r si.U low at f'H.sS. 8. WKLLS' dc6 New Hardware Bouse. 2 d or b-low llr. Bank. UtILTiX. CLOl llM OF every No., jnst received and forsale. Also a first rats Corn and Col h Cruaher. hich may he purchased vary cheap for cash. Gall ac J. R. MOVROE'S Family fJroeery, janS Coruer of Oak ana Second sts. SO IP AD f!AXTL,ES "O ft,. TaUow C.adies; I"0 Ifes S ar do: 4U0 lbs German and Common Soap; for sale br JanS J-V. i. YICKKRT. BOOTER MKI. WDRKPtlRIO. TE undersigned hiving establish da Bniler Vard at Evansville, is ow pr. pared to make and repair Boilern wil1 give sa'.tsfactinn in either case. Prom pt attention will he paidro all who may c 11 npon rim to do thir work Orders may he left with H nry So'iriher, of the f,smasco Foundry, or Briukmeyer. M.esker at Co., of the Karl Foundry oa th canal, AUiu Ureet. JOHN KROPF. JtF.FKKKXrirS HX;XBT CHltlBKB, Joh Hgwso. Dxn-SAVn N'crkic. jan4-ly B'lINKMIM r.R CLtJaMAi; CO Wm. B"vi;. G. D. EnfiLESTOS & Co. REMOTAI,. j. w. sc . vi' KEnr, HWE removed the-r stock o' Groecnes. eto.. fon their oH stan 1 M the new four story building two doors solo - ihe Washington Tlutel. We take this m-ttwd of retn ruing onr sincere thanks to ur numerous friends and enstom-r. for their verv 'iheral t atmnsge egrenoed to us durinr the short time that we have been in business: and we hope, by stric attention to business, to merrita continuance of the same. J. W S. VICKKRV. dndtf. Stain St.. between Second and Third. THK BOnilM CO II. CÜMPVW RR filling Oeir Oyiers from th. Vines until navlntlan on the r. v-r Is resnmed . All Or'-rs leftln th- forenoon w 11 he attended t- the same av Orders from Stations on Railroad ill ba filled at onoe, deliverod at destination or us Tepos ss may bo reqttirwi. Jnl-f J.H. RAT!VJRT. .'y.

1MEDICINAL

A YEE'S PILLS. FOR AZ THE" rCBPOSSS OT A FAMILY PHYSIC. FltRSßS k.l.n, .-1.11- JmhuJ flAa afUetiM ! Mk. purgative pili wh-.eh could be reMea oa as sureaaS per tevtly sale a its op ratioa. Ibis kas been prepaced te Beat tDataemana, ana aa extensive trial el It virtues eacja si rely attosr with what snceeta it see. sapl sfcss the parposa uenisoea. it is easy to maae a ptiasiaaä ril-u. att 0St aasy aa make tire nest ef all Pills ore bich should hare asa e of the objeotieu, bat all the advantages of every elker. Thia has been attempted h. re. and with bat icr-eae ve would respectfuMy sumlt the pol decision, it has a safer tun ate for the patieat fcHherr that alsswat every pnrfatlvs) ' mefieiae Is acrimoaleua arid irritating to tke ela This I Isaot Many o thn produce saueh gripisg paia aad rs i vul.-ion is tk system, as to- more than reunterbalanoe tb : good to 1 derived trom them . These Pills preoooe ao Irrttaiioa or paiä. trdtiss It arl from a previously oaistiagob si ruction or aerangen eat ia tho bowels. Being parol? vegetable, no harm can arise from their use la any quantity; but ; It i bo ter that any nedietne shoaitl betaken jbdioiomslv.- ' Minute directions lor their use in the several diwaaeno Waich they are applicsMe, are given on the tox. Ataoag thooosn plaints which hare been sae dily eured by them, we an ay m-atioa Liv-.r ComrlafnC. la its varhius farms ot Jsnadice. Indigestion Laasaorand Lossof AppetiM. Listlessaeas. Irritabili'y. Billions Usadaehw, Billions Fever, r ever and Agae. Pain ia the Sideaad Loins. or ia truth, all these are but ooa' sequen" of diseased sotton In the liver As an ai erient. they afford pt nipt and sere r-lief in eostiveness, piles, eLolio j dyaem r hnmora, acrefnla and scurvy, colds, with soroaoas1 ; of the bwiy, vloers and impnrtty of the Mood; lashott.any I and tvr . .a. arhev.a nu rvatl v. ia r.nii ir.H ' They have also pruoSicod som singularly soeeessftllciirrsfini Khrumatism. Gout. Dropsy, liravcf. Erysipelas, Palpitatlea tue near. paTa id tne vacs, siomacn aaa aiu. 1017 should bo'rerly taken in the spring of tho year, to purify tho I blood anil prepare the svstem for the change of seasons, is j oetasioi a', dose stimulates the stomach and bo weis into healthy action, an t retore theappetite aad vigor. Thoy pari y tho j blood, aad by their stimulentae' loa oa the of re Htory ayaw I tens, renovate the strength ot th body, aadrestoretbo waatosl : or oisea ed energiea of tho while organism. Hearoea oeea- ' aional d.iae ia aovantaaanua even thi.n.i n. ikrifiu ävatie nu nt exists hatuuneeo'ta y dosing should never bo carried , too far. at every purgative Bird cine edu es tho strength, I when taken to exeeas. Tho thonsud eai-or in which a physic is requiren cannot no onumeratec nero. out .ftey sosge.f tntaw selves to the re 'Son af every boo : sad it fseoaodeitly lieliov ed this pill will answer a better pnrpose than anything which l Li.i . . . l .i-ii i j i . . i i i rw una v veea ...ii.ri. to bii.ibb. t pi sn.ir viraweo are once kaows the pavlie will no longer doubt what remedy to employ wbea lu need of a cathartic aiodicine. Being surar rapped they are pleasant totalis, aadbslag purelr vegetable, ao haras eaa arise frem their use ia aay q' tl'y. For miaute directions, see the wrapreren the box. PRfiPARl.D BY J A M R S C. AY ER, ' . PRACTtrtSL AMD AlVALTTICAt r(H)aT LIVtU, kUW' Price 25 cent per box. Five boxes feral, SOLD Mi Keller. Farnsley 4 Co.. Evansville, Iai.J Tag o Crawforl . Ow.asville; Hallook & Parmiter. Prineetoa; G. H Rinsham Patoka; W. J. Whitiasr. Cvnthiana: I j k J,n,.. r. p....in 1 M-ssrs. far-tner at Blairsville aad VIHdesvlllei i Williamsand Rubertaon West Franklin! Pr Thomas Vewmao and 'as. Üampaoa.Ut.Teraeaf tioospein k nro . nnonriue; Bowers S rceot N.wl nreh: J dams Camphell. Petershnrgh; Fred Gokstein. Cincinnati. 0..ar all drnggists. oettl-Sin WHF.EIiEK & WILSON'S SEWING-MACHINES. fWHESK MaoMnes operate npoa aa entlrelv new t rine!-' m. pie. nsing no shn tie. I nt cne needle atd two threads.' The have teen in operation in tho hands of fsmilies an n anniai-tnrerssnttieirntlT ling to give thtm a thorough trial, and have given entire aatis'acion. They are very sunt le in o nairnction. snd highly ornsnaea tal as well ss oe. ful. fitted to adorn a lady's srle'r. or eeeny a less oonspienuus position in thesnop of the ortisaa. iWathas Leen cur ol jectto futnish aVaihine that wonld ha i .i te fn fly rse. as w. 11 as to the war's o' Tailors, - isr i lost s'asers ei.itt son collar srasuisetarers. . We sreo fidsnr thst our Marlines in Uo prosratfoiai the 1 es over nfiered to the put lio. ' hoos' nds ol t.milies can testift to their Berits oa ell as of family sew ire, hile Shirt and Col ar Mnnfacta Ps fieetj ackno)e ge their supeiierity ever all others for rrir wnik Tea essminstion of tho Machines is respectfully soli- Heats Irlki.si Btsd's, K. O. PFAD , vi 7t Sole A r'r forstothen Tsidt. TO DUUGG1STS, PHYSICIANS, AND CUUNTIIY MEUCIIANTS. TfTE nn lersigned have nowinstore a large stock of drags, medicines, chemioals. oils, paints. Tarnishes, dye woods gliss ware, patent nedieines. brushes, etc. etc.. saa are constantly receiving fresh supplies from the manufacture srsand Kastrn markets, which they are determined to sell ' at a small advance. Oat rti.iles are all sei acted with great ears, nan warranto o give satisfaction as to genuineness, quality aad price. S'lreries,! instruments trusses, abdominal sunportors. aa4 shoulder braces of tne most approved styles. Also a large supply oi uagnerrean stoca, consisting ox plates eases chemicals, etc., at a small as vanes from Kastera prices. Mrs. Miller's fine eat tobacco, and a ehoie lot of eld HaraaaSegara. Bird cages. seels anJ fountains. Merchants and dealers will please eall and examine ear tock when 'n the city, and all orders will bo attended to immediately, and carefully packed. ai.le tl. Hamock. UALLOCK ST0DTAP.D, W. H P. Stoddard, J Wholesale Drugrista, sts-tf Main St.. near the Wer. BLISKKTS. U Mf PATRS each 10 it 12 Waitney Blankst; JLJt v. XI do Bins B:anketjassorWd qualities: 00 ao Ur.y d received this day and for salea JAS. LOW CO.. ep22 41H Main St.. Lonisville. Ky .Sf JCat!. tePPER Pimento. Cinnamon. Nutmegs, forssls by tko bsr or in lota to anit nnrehast V. tiT oautf isnnni i lusansos ADA9IM EXIUi:SS CO.TIPAIMV. NEW ARRANGEMENT muff inilu kv p It Rts rnMP V V .A.n.Meftt- - - - X n'iunce to their friends, the puhlic of Evanevilio and vicinitv. that thy have det rmiaed to open an office in ! Kvansville te he devoted exclusively to the rrarsaction of the hnsiness oi their L'ne, and .have appointed sir. uku. W. SIcBRH'K as their Agent, who. from his pss' connection with tie busiaes. Is perteotlv f mtli.-ir with all the ,ontsw end t-s letails of their operation. This arrangement has been made wich 'he sole obiect of inerea-ing the facilities of the Kxnress. and threhv inereaso its desirability to the publio to aoeomplish which tho beet effort of our local agent will b o pecia'ly directed All persons havins business with onr eomyany will pleasa cation Mr. M iBride. at our now ofhee on First street. -bo-tw -en Locust and Main, who alone is anthorised to not for us from thisda-o. ' " nnv2-dtf Af.FRFnOSTTngft OnpeTinteiid.ai. LOOK I NO (a'.AaS. t A Wat all ttms prepared to furnish Lookinr Ol asses la Mahosany. Walont, or Rosewood F rami a. Looking Glasa Mates. Picture Frames, etc.; a reo. Gilt Frames. 'Pieenra Frames, and a seneral assortment of Pictures and Oil Paintings, at wholeaaleor retail, at thelowest prices. gj, nliHltvles V. West Fourth tree. Cinj-innati. O. nTfafAlK Plat-orm eH-ales, of I.Sisi liie each, for s.'e at decl2H rotiK'S Family Grocery. IVi:W STOKE ANO NEW UOOOS. HA VING removed into onr fine new Store near the Washington Hotel, wo are now prepared to wait on all onr tl I eastomers and as many new ones as may laror us with their 'alls. Weinvite tho attention of 11 to a rood assortment of NEW OIODS. lately r-c -iv.d trom Cincinnati, urehaeed by onr . Junior, evpr ssly or onr trade among t which will he found many artich s necessary for tho comfort and csnvenienoo of families. Onr Express will be always in readiness to eonrey all articles bought of os to a J part of f-o city, free o' charge. Come ant try as. J- W. . T1CKBRV. dt tdtf Main at., between Seeond and Th-rd. FUOM KUE ULI) UOCIIEMXER Ä lMo sFiHI'. - sfkJV STAVDARD Apple Trots, assorted; lVi SOBwarf " 75 dwarf Pear Trees: so Cherry Trees; 1 3" Peach do; 10 Qiinoo do; SO flum di; 11 Currant, assarted? ' 15 Grapes ex'ra assorted; 100 Strawberries, assorted, on hand and lor aala at drols-dtt COOK'S Family 6 rosary. TO ICE GETTEKS. fafrfo! subscribers hsvo jnt rsoelved a few eases of thoso 1 Wvr-proof Boots, made Oil-nnish.d Harn MS Leather, warranted as good Mwms An earl v call wlU sooorothsTs. fVtao. HKMDBrCKa. aVMcRBA

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