Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 168, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 February 1856 — Page 3

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An Outrageous Assault. A man named A. Coffin was examined yesterday before Jas. T. V-'alkcr, Esq., on a charge of having, on the evening previous between the Lours of 8 and 9 o'clock, committed an assault oa a young man named Felvez, with a slung shot, with intent to Commit murder. Tha witnesses swore that FclvcZj who is a young

man, of rather delicate appearance, went into j the house of Mrs. Soecrost, to get some victuals? that while there eating the defendant canie in, 'and without any provocation whatever, and before a word had been spoken by either of the parties, struck Felvca on the head with a j blung shot, causing a fracture of the skull into which Dr. Ilallock thrust his finger near an inch. The opinion of the physicians attending was at the time, that the wound w" vwi-al, nd even now though, the boy is going about, -ucy consider his siti" -Ci-Uical. Goffin had been to the house earlier in the evening, at which time he exhibited a slung 6ii0t, and declared his intention to "clean out" &aj person he found th ere on his return. He w3 required to give bail in the sum of i$500 for his appearance at the next term of "ihe Circuit Court, and in default was committed to jail. IIat8, CArs, &c, at Wholesale. We call 'attention to Messrs. C. B. Camp & Co's. advertisement of Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods at "wholesale. This is an old Cincinnati House, Sind has secured the full confidence of those who have been in the habit of dealing with it. Ther are manufacturers and dealer, and ,.. possess evsry facility libr selling at the lowest market rates. Those of our merchants who desire any goods of this description will find it to their advantage to purchase at-this house-O-Last evening the gorge of ice still re'mained in the riveopposite thJS city, except in the channel on tha opposite side. Men were engaged yesterday in cutting a channel from the three steamers lying in the bend above, across the river to the open water. We believe it is the intention to work the boats Jto different quarters. The Twichell will start down the earliest hour she can do so with afety. Qr By advertisements it will be perceived ' that the Board of Commissioners will on the 8th of March next, let to the lowest bidder the job of reViuildinjr the Court House; on the 1st day of March they will let to the lowest and JLest bidder, the medical attendance upon the jpoor of the county ami prisoners. i3"7" The current in the channel of the Kentucky side of the river was running like a mill raco yesterday, but skiffs were constantly crossing it, carrying passengers to the ice, and others from the ice to Kentucky. dCT There will be services in St. Taul's CEpiscopal) church to-morrow as usuaL OT"Lecturcs the He v. Dr. Foster will give lecture this ereninz. : Population of St. Locis. The census just completed shows the population of St. Louis to be about 120,000 souls. A Central American on Walker. Tho "Bulctin Oficial" of San Jose, a city of Costa Ilica, publishes a letter from Grenada, in which the writer denounces Col. Walker and his followers in good set terms. We copy as follows: , As to tho nation, its situation passes from bad to worse. As-soon as AValker landed at San Juan, he did nothing but levy contributions arresting even the American Counsul, . because he refused to pay. He had scarcely arrived in Granada beft re ho called for another -supply of $50,000, seizing upon merchandize, jewels, and whatever he could lay his hand upon in order to satisfy his troops. Tho wife of Don Xicho Chamorro was robbed of her jewels, violated and so maltreated that the ood lady died in consequence. The atrocities wlix'i these dumons have committed are innumerable; they even rcnt so far as to" kill a poor creature of only five or six years of ue You will know of the treaty which these illustrious General3, as they are now called, have signed. This, treaty was signed by Corral as under the constraint of one who cries, "your money or your life." Walker said to him: "Come and sign, or if not, to-morrow I will .shoot upon the plaza more than twenty heads of families that I have in custody;" and.to give an example of his resolution, lie shot the unfortunate Mayorga. He died like a good Christian, praying for vengoanco on his assassins, and crying, "viva our country and Union." . When Corral arrived at Granada, they sung A "Je Deum, disarmed the eight hundred men under' Corral, and appointed the latter Minister of War. This was on the 5th, and on the Cth certain officers of Leon assembled in Walker's house and the result ofthat infernal council was th j death of Corral. Thu3 our principal men are p rishing, and thus the Yankees will proceed until they have finished with every Nicaraguan that can give opposition to Walker. You will already have seen that we cannot be wors 3 off. The people submit, but I believe that this state of things cannot last much longer. I send you the proclamation of tho new l'rcsident. Don 1 atncio is an excellent man, honorable, patriotic, peaceful andeverything one nvght deaire; but at present he is nothing more than a blind automaton oi Walker. They have now appointed as Minister de Ha ten ia C ili ornia Yankee, who has an extended fame for his thievish propensities. ' Finally, I will inform you that it is concluded among them to invade Costa Rica. Here everything has been exhausted war and pestilence has made away with life and property, and tho liberators now w'sh to liberale the bolt that shuts them from further plunder. 'toL.lttlh J .V( ftioces S V Illusion, awortd oolors; 2 cartoons oloted JalTer. Kibbon; "A do Muslin d Laine; s do Pink Tirlaiaae, 5 do nine di; 5 do Black EnglUa Crepe: rc'd this day and for salebv JAMES LOW & o.. " fekn-dav dlS Maiil s:r:ot, Louiv'iiie, Ky.

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BPOSTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE JOURNAL CixtisNATt, Feb. 22. No business doing today. The weather moderate and delightful. The celebration passed off with great spirit. Baltimore, Feb. 22. Flour, sale of City Mills at 7; Howard St., 7 25. Grain dull. Wheat exhibits a decline New OiiLEASSi Feb: 21. Cotton market feeble, but prices are no low cr, sales foot up G5U0 bales. New York, Feb. 22. Flour firm; alcs of 500 bbls at 83 87, for Southern. Wheat dull, sales of 800 bushels at $1 82', for Southern red. Corn languid; 8,000 bushels sold. Mess pork declined, sales 500 bbls Whisky nominal, sales of 100 bbls at 29,'oC. Lard dull. Stocks dull. Canton 20i: Cleveland and Toledo 81; Cleveland and Pittsbarg 71 : Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 10V4; Eric oo.v,- oraiena and Chics go, 113; llicigan Central, l5; Chicago and Hock Island, 05 3'; Cumberland 2G?4; New York Central, 934 ; Fennsplvania Coal Coir. pmy 8; Heading JK); Pennsylvania G's 96,ij Sterling Exchange firm at 9. " Philadelphia, Feb, 21. National Council spent most of the morning considering a resolution respecting the 12th section.' Evans, of Washington, proposed as a substitute, the new platform published in the daily American organ at Washington, February 15th. After long debate a vote was taken on it and passed 108 to 77. . . Result hailed with much satisfaction. Council occupied much time in hearing an explanation from the Ohio delegates relative to the charge of Black Republicanism against Ford, of Ohio; preferred by Bennett, of N. YCouncil will probably adjourn sine dir. Philadelphia, Feb. 22. The American National Convention assembled this morning in the National Hall, on Market street. Isaac Hurst, of Philadelphia, temporary chairman. Credentials, being examined, much time will be occupied in deciding claims to seats, by Pennsylvania delegates. Pittsburg, Feb. 22. Republican Convention met at 11 o'clock. A largo number present. . Brainard, of Yt, called tho convention to order. Moved that John A. King, of N. Y. act as temporary President; D. Stone, of Mass., and W. T. Clark, of Iowa, as temporary Secretaries. A Commit tee from each StWte appointed for permanent organization. Several speeches were made. Pbotiditxce, Feb. 22. Democratic State Convention nominated Americus D. Potter lor governor: Delegates, appointed to Democratic Convention, Wm. Beach, Lawrence, Alferd Anthony, Abrel Ballow, Telig Gardner, Henry J. Barburgli, W. S. Millen, Elisha Polter and Alberts. Galleo. St. Louis, Feb. 22. Weather warm and cloudy, sprinkling rain. Aiver stationary, teams still crossing. New Ouleans, Feb. 21. Black Warrior arrived bringing dates fr m Havana to the 10th inst Tapers furnish no news of importance weather more favorable, but sugar crop will bi undoubtedly short. Washington, Feb. 19. The Senate in executive session to-day, confirmed Wilson Shannon as Governor of Kansas, after a warm debate, by a stricly party votes 12 voting in the negative. During the session an ineffectual attempt was made to conduct the discussion with open doors. Col. Fremont's warrant for the Maiposa tract of land in California was signed to-day by the Land Commissioner. The following is a list of the recently elect ed officers of tho llepublicans' Association of Washington: President, Dr. E. M. Joslin; 1st Vice President, Jacob Bigelow; 2d Vice President, Martin Buell; llecording Secretary, Lewis Clepham; Corresponding S.c etur, Dan'l 11. Goodloe; Treasurer, II. S. Brown; Direetorsr.Wm. Blanchard, D. J. Bishop, 0. M. Tudor, M. D . The Association derives its importance from the fact that it is. becoming the centre of the Republican party's operations with a view to operate on tho ensuing Presidential campaign. The State Department sent into the Senate to-day a document bearing on tho Central American question as far back as 1S50. Among them is a plan proposed by Mr. Marcolietta to Lord Clarendon two years ago; that Nicaragua, Great Britain, and the United States, unite in a treaty for the settlement of tho Musquito Indian question. Mr. Marcy, in a letter to Mr. Marcolietta, de nies that Great Britain has any sovereign rights j over any part ot (central America, ana to un;tj with her in the treaty proposed would be a district acknowledgement that she h s and t' at any such arrangement would interfere with the claims set up by Costa llica. Toisonino in England. A suspected poisoning in Manchester by a son of a father for tho purpose of getting a life insurance of 200, a case of t wo children in the same city, drugged to psath by the parent for the sake of a 5 fee from a burial club, have shocked all England For yeurs says the Times, the calendars of English Assize havo presented in almost every shire, especially in the mining districts, cases without number of poison administered by wives to their husbands, and of fathers to children, for tho purpose of obtaining some small pittance from the burial clubs so common in England, and whose cases were but a minia-1 ture of this Tdlmer picture. These are the ' deadly fruits of the mammonisni of English life; and they will be repeated here and wherever the same vice infests society. f f KK1S Nai'a aas'd brands, 3d to Od; -125 boxes of ilcKee's t.Us. 810 to 18 22: 75 boxes C inn try O as, Sxio to 16?i IS: V' rales Nos. 1 and 1 Batting; 75 do Bed Cords; 50 dos Plow Lines; 15 reels Halter Rope; 5 reels Fed Cord, forsale at COOK Ai SON "S, feb20 Corner Main and Firatstreets. GREEX sale by APPLES. IS bushels just received and for leb2j J. W. & 8. VICKEKY

COSÜITIOS Of JETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFOKD, t;O.W.. ; JANUARY I. 1856. As presented o iti Stockholder, and made out in e mpliance wits State laws ot New Yors, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, tC" ' 8TATK.MENT. The name of the Coiporation i -ETNA IXSVRAXCE COAH'AY. located at Uartf rd. Connecticut. ASSETS Of the Company are : Cash In hand aud in Phoenix Bink $ 10. 6 Cash 01 special deposile ia Phceaijt aud Hartford liauks. on interest 100,000 00 Cash in h no of Agent, balances, (ood ) "61.029 04 '11.9fS7S

Bill Receivable, payable at bant....,, keal Estate, uuencuinber. d H Mortrase Bonds, 0 and 7 per cent. iemi-HUn all .i 9 luconte Hoods, J crtst semi annually -&.l)t IS 13. HJ 78 2.tir.O no 7.4"J no l'J.ui c. IK f.ishi r lo.iio no 5.MI (K) in.i is, uo 20 State of Vs. ßonds pr ct. do 5 State f NC. do tl do to lJr. City Water do B do do 6 WilwaukieCity do 10 do 10 Hertford City do 6 do do Money due the Cocpany seemed by Mortgage 500 shares Hartiord snd N. Haven R. (I. StOck : lQ5shre llirtfotiand Provideuoe R. R Stuck, prctertedandguarr-kuteed 10 per cent-. 107 shares boston & Worcesttr R. It. Stock ZäO jhares Conn. River R. R. Stock 8, OS I 08 9.4.W 00 9.030 00 1I.IK1 0 87 0S0 00 I.2"i0 00 S.Kl (K) 5. 10H 11 50 M 60 Conn. Kiver Co. Stock btnnord Büak 3uck aterhury.. Providence. r.ie I.'jSO UU I 8IK) ioS I I'.'i I HJO 75 1.9 2-11 rbcenix Harford ... 33 fiOT I O Fa'mMech" .... 25. Boo 00 Exchange .... IH.'4(0 'tato " 2J,57i OO City " li,60Jnn lSkofrifdCo. ' ;,!si 50 Cnnn. Uiver ' H.75H 00 Hartford " .... :rf).744 oo JTer?hantsEx" .... 10 io North Uiver" .... 10.100(0 Mechanics' " .... 12.(ii0 ikl KkN.Amir" .... 10.50000 Bk America " .... l(i 3S( 00 Bk Repnl.li. " 1Ü.750 OU Com'n WHh St'k .... H.t;i4 00 ltroadwayUk.'-t'k " .... 14.040 00 r"nples ' " .... 10.70(1 00 I'mon " " .... 11.75i00 Hanover " ' 9. too () Ocean 8,4" 0(0 Metropolitan" IB, 45(0 liutchers' A; Drovers' .... 8 .1To 00 Importers' Traders' .... 2). 000(0 Amer.Ex Uk. Stock " .... iimwoo Merchants' ' " .... 2 I70 00 V 8. Trust Oo. Stock I0.4I4J 10 N.Y.Liielus.i TiutCo Stl.N.Y lo'.uo 00 Ohio Life In.& Trnffo.Stlt. Cin'ti M.ch.A, Traders' lik Slk, Jersey City 200 2! 4iJ 100 140 IV II 41 400 2K mo 2i0 III 2 8 2u0 00 1 100 100 1(0 IS 27.81B OC 9,1 ( 10 1,5141 00 LIABILITIES. .M..S"T Cnsettled Claims for Losses and not due S 176,(82 47 The -l:tua Insurance Company presents itH patrons the verv satisfactory couditiin. of a larsre increase in Cjed Aeeis. for 1113 iitruter security 01 tneir put'Ci s-:ill our u estlncnts 1-e-lius nlced ttt the Uiiiiimiim njek.t v.ihi. a. . . ofsouie deprediuu in the standard r( same. 1 hey arw eith--r primeiilidend paying stock . 01 gocJ. valualile and clean investments. yiellinK uiod.Tate intefest and income. Tfle staudaro basis on whirh the Assets have been va'u d.' beinr uobi ii ixxBiwsr. Besides this olidky, the C mpany calla attention to tlie strength ad security it derives ir-ni iucmbind system of Agencies, tliruugh its agents havin ties means of presenting a united phalanx of kxpkkikm'Kii LMiKitu itiIKKJ. which has worked, for thirty- seven ears, the happiest results to stock hMdera, and claimant, fer looses and euables it to enter the year 18:) with ere.ter prestige frr future usculnccs than has yet been reached t,y auj really National Insurance Corporation. All business attended to with despatc and fidelity janüO-tf ALLES C. UALLoCK, Agent. Z. IT. COOK & SOX, WHOLESALE A YD RETAIL I) K.A 1 I IIS J oicoci:icii:v & i'ico v isio., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. FIRST STHEET, FIHST POOR FROM MAIN. RETAIL DEPARTMENT, MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER fW H. COOK be;s to thank his friends in Hvansville and mi aw ueit;nnornoou. lormeir lavors so freely Lento wed upon hiinsinaebe has b en in tiusiness among; t'hem. and takes this opportunity of inirodiic;D MuWieir notice his.nn. Me H. A. CHOK. whom he has taken into partnership from thi uit. u. mieim lur IIIS DBV Brmo' Jl. LOOK SOX a continuance of the support so liberally conferred on himseif. Z. II. Co-.k a Hon. haviur, taken the buines premises and purchased the wh le of the sti ck of Mr. M W. Foster, feel confident that thev will be enabled to awpply the citizens ol Evansville with every article they may require in the O-o eery and Provision line. Z. H C. Son wish enpecially" to draw the attention of persons in the country bavins; produce of any kind to dispose of, to their increased facility for Uk -inn .on" their stock, and supplying them at 'heir stare, with all articles required in the wholesale department, at prices that must ensnre their orders for the future. feh'-tf VA(. I balea Oanvass ro d this dv and for aula by JAMES LOW OO . 41H Ma'n sireet. Lmii.ville Kv. len.l DRHS ;OOIS. 2 casta of Argentine recdtisuay andforsaleby JAMUS LOW & CO . ,eM 41ftJMin street. Louisville. Ky. jJATI!V DK HIK. S pieces Satin de fhide ree'd this feb4 Mr uu tor sate ov JAMES LOW i, nn 41 Main street, Louisville, Ky. IS EKI.AO IIO-K 5idoi plain blaek Merino Hose recvd iia this day and iorsa!ebv JAMES LOW k CO febt 418 Slain street, Louisville, K i. jflltAVATS 50 dot Groa P.hin Cravat' ree'd this day J a and lor sale bv fell 418 Main street. Louisville, Ky. KMVRJIA CXHKAXT-s.-for sal. by iS febl S. E. GILBERT Si CO., Syo. n near Water. Olto. KLINE. ruir.ir DECK KU. PHILIP KltAUCB, OEO. KLIH A CO., Manufactnrars of lari Oil, Soap and Candles. "VJ7"B ,'e pverarod now to Ml any orders for the above aril W tides, and sell at as low prices as the same can be had t Cincinnati. Orders to be left at the store of Herker & Kramer, on Main street, between First and Second sta. fei.2--!m If ICE 10 tieroes (prime Carolina) forsale by lit ja Uitf OKU, ÜAL7.KLL a Co. WIHV STITK SHAWLS AT It ET A 1 1.. E have oa band a leair,i(ul assortmentof teee desirable Shawls, which we wil sell unusuallvlow. Oall and see thorn. jaua JOHNSON & FRENCH, HJICKELS. t bbl Pickeled Cucumbers in store and for a sale by janlT J. W. 8. VICKEUV. siTMuien:s jvs-r kkokivd. Öhair-ehents Imp., . 1. and If. II. Tea, i'i caddies do do do do, 1 hall-chest loose illack do, 1 do lb papers d. So les New S ne. 10 lhs New Thvme. 25 do Zaute Currants. 50 do do Raisins, decll J. W. & S. VICKERT. TOB ICrO 75 boxes, assorled brandi, ale by jan Udtf ORR. DALZELL A Co. EflO COFFEE. M bars for sal by m. lebö S. K. UlLUBitr it CO,, ! it CO,, i-ye. near Wator. .',,l, VttKn', XT WHOLESALE VK D R ETA II. rl undersicne"! constantly keelson handa larn MSortH. mentof(roh Water. Butter aud SiiRar Crackers, and also ef. Soda, Pilot and Naval Bread, which bein manufactured by the latest inihioved Machinery, tfaev i.n l.M xnlri at as low a price as in any place in the West, and are not excelled in quslitr It anv other manufactory in h Mnnrrv A I.e.. stock alwa son h-tud at my shop, en Water street between ojcamore ana ine. uecio uti j. SISZICU. kjJO.MKrill.Mi C(M FOR I Mills T.VI As k3 7 lbi pod Table Butter; 1H Hi, Cooklnjr do; 200 doi Fresh Egjs; in store and for sale by JecZl J. W. & 8. VICKERY llfAR OKC L R ED! All IXS T IJOI IsE Qt'ILLfi ANUSTKBL P BN S! The agent f..r Evansville has just received a lot of COPPER and ERRCLUC.M PENS, which, for their s-iperiority, cheapness, and deral.ilitv. uicel anything et invented. The patent is only very recently i.eued. an-l tnese are some i in, nrsa J'eni. 'iney write beautifully, very much like Gold Peni. Call and examine then it novil T HKADKVS Ornwrr. Kv Kovia. JUT received a fresh supply of Kose Clarke, by Fanny Fern; Widow Pedott Papers; Which? the Right or the Left; KUie. or the Human Comedy: Ollie; Onestieks: Raa; Picker; Waer of Battle; Cone Cut Corners; Hidden Pa.t; Gertrnde; Scenetor Pareonases. Saered Plains, by Headley; Mavant Percival; Controversy between Senator Broekj aud John, Archbishop ol York. ALSO Frank Leslie's GaTe'te of Fashion, for February; Household Wonls. by Ciirrles Dickens, - do; Waverly Magazine, d'; Putnym"s Maiia.ine, do; Oodes Ladies Hook. do; Frank Leslie's New York Journal, do; Sehool-fellow, do; liln-trated London News; Punch, and oi-her American papers lor tliis week, at SAM'L LISTEK'8 fab4 . . Book Store. BLK XrilKO COTTON. 15 cases Bleached Cotton, at sorted qualities, ree'd this day and forsale by jan3l-dw JAS. LOW & CO., 4ISMrin it.. Lon., Ky. COLLARS. I cartoons Jaconett Collars, ree'd this day andforsaleby JAS. LOW A; CO.. jaut9 413 -Mam street, Louisville, Ky. SAREOK.fi av for .ale by i cartoons brown P-erere ree'd this day and JAMES LOW A; CO.. feb4 4!8 Malu street, Louisville, Ky. RKPK. lease Hat Crape assorted qualities rec dihia 4. ' day aud forsale by JAMES LOW i CO., tali 41S Main street. Louisville, Ky. fCTTONr 2SOsros fancy Coat and Vest Bnttrnsree'd -. his day and for sale bv JAMES LOW & CO.. ieh4 418 Main street, Louisville. Ky. MP AM I.K I ON . 1- cartoons white Taeleti n reed ihisday A andforsaleby JiMBS LOW At CO.. iebl 41S Maiu street. Louifc-yillc, Ky. LOSS. Y cross Linan and Cotton Floss rc"d this da) AA and forsnlo ty JAMES LOW CO.. fob! 418 Hein street. Louisville, Kj.

MISCELLANEOUS, i LOOK II KR KI BAH HA I A S" 5 Out-Lota lor sale ch ap. Call quick. For particular in.luir of anl9 T. BACON & CO. 1 STATEMEÄT OF Capital Stock and indebtedness ot the Evansville Qu , LUht Company: Amount of Capital stock fin.WO i aid in .... 53.930 Total indebtedness of Co -t date 1.090 i r G. KB AT. Presid-at. ' JSO, J - CHANDLER. DiT. See. Suhsoribed and sworn to before me, this 9th day of January. 18'. Witness my hand and seal, at Kvansville. L. 8. JaMES HARLAN. .r. ! jan lOdlO Notary Public V. C.

XTRW B ACON A.VD LARD il lixm l,3 of Prime Se Lard; 400 do of New Bacon Hams, for sale by jan!7 I- W. & 8. VICKERT. aOHKAPKR VKT!-Snperfine and Buck wheil Flour for y sle at reduced prices oy jam? 3. W. & S. VICKERY. i ni'TLKB'S .MKnCa.VUI.K VRITI.t. FLUID H9 '15 boxes. 2 dot each, of this ehoiee ink forsale bv ianIS S. E. GILBERT 4 CO. NOTICE. THE undersigned bavins: purchased the entire stock of. ,ods, comprising a laree assortment of W atchs. Jewel- ; ry. Clocks, ie.. formerly owned by G. Goshen, woo.d respectpurchased the fully inform the citizens ot Evusvilie and vicinity, tnat no Will continue the business at theoiastana, on r irst street, Between Main and Locust, and would be happy to wait on all who will tavor him with acall. promisineto give satisfaction or no sale. The bstibe stuck will be sold at a small advance onftrst cost. WlTHO.;t ASK KK,KKBNC16 to rouHKB paiCKM, and all ne.ls warranted as represented. ... tig- all kinds of Watches and time-pieces repaired in the best manner, andatmodcrate charges. jau21-tf ' " "I'" I- ' KFC'EIA'EO per steamier F. Loreni lim laits Pen. Buckwh'at Flour. 23 lbs each; 20 nests Irlua Tnbs, 3 in nest; "O do do do 8 in nest: 50 do blue and areen, blue and red and fancy BuceH, forsale hy I. & U. HEIMANN. declS-dtf . CASSIAIERK. SO pieces fancy tassimere, handsome styles, ree'd this day aud fot sale 1 y JAMES LOW & CO.. des-dvw 41SMaint.. Louisville. Ky . OVTS AND Bit AN for sale by decil T. BACON CO. -9 BBL S. S. Almonds, 10 Kxs M. R Raisins. 11 (inimi Fin, iust ree'd at COOIv'S Fan ily Grocery. L 1 do English Walnuts, jan5 Bl'S XESS CHANGED. fHA VE sold my stock of Groceries to Messrs. Z. IT. Cook & Son. who willcontiuue the'nsiness at my old stand, which 1 have rented to them for fivejears. They will also connect with it their present busine-s of Family Gro eries and Produce I hnte my friends and eimomers will call and examine their stock nud scire them a lil eral trial. In retiring from my present bnsines-. I would return my sincere thanks to my numer us (r'en (sand customers fortheir very liberal p.vronave, and what is still mire desirable in bireiBTJ. their verv general punctuality in '-inat-TiKl aid " I shall henceror'h be lonnd at the otbee ol dtu. Fostek k Co. (of which tinn I am a member', and will g've to the business nr tlikt house mv personal attention, and Mhere l ahAill be pleas- d to see my menus. jau2i-t! M. W.OSTEK. MOfiVSIW J.t rsceive'. per Stock re, direct from the C'at -oi barrels untl S'.l Oalf-Lbls Jlolisse; fur sole low for en or approved paper by FOSTER & CO. CA N A It BO A T. ffOKsnle. Canal Boat Visitor, low lor cash by ft jau GEO. FOSTER & CO. AN'OTIIEIi nVOK'i: OF PCATFOUiTI SCAIiKS. SSORTED 7001b. warranted true nnd good, and in price lA. far below auy in the market. C U soon at C11AS. S. WELLS. 2 doorsbelow the Bank. jan 10 tf. A1 I u 11 T t 0 bushels forsale . t MV Der bn-h. " " ISEII. FGSTEIi fc CO.. Cor Cunl and l.nev.st streets rg'OHMTO. H jS giuia, lur s:Ie l boX'as jss'dsis. coiniLOu to choice Vir.w bv jau'ZH S.E.GILBERT & CO., Syc. near W ater. OLD ESTABLISHED FOUND L1Y. kllA'l' &. 11EII HI i j r.vansvil le, Ind. rjpnB Proprietors of the Ci'v Foundry h .ve recently erecIx ted a 1 .re liro-proof boiluiug on tne site of he o!d place, and are now fully prepared to do all kinds of machinu an i finishing wwrk. and everything appertaining to the Fouuilry Bnjinesii. Machinery orf' all aious in ue and repaired. We have every facility of the best machinery aod ikmeu, and give all work entrusted to us our undivided attention. We arc m manufacturing STEA M ENG f. ES of uny power required, and are ready to promptly nil orders for this k-nd o: machinery, warrantingour work, audsatülied wuh reasooal-le prices. The Foundry, Finishing Miopi. A., are on Pine street and Sale Kooin on Main street, just above Second, where orders will be received, janil-tf KRATZ & IIEILMAN. I. XL. OGI.KPPY. J. S. MACAU LAV OCIXünY & Iti r.VIILAY, Cominissioii V Foi-tvartlinjf tlcrcliants NO. 65 TCUOUPITOULAS STREET. Nkw uui.kasr. La. flBERAL Oneb advances made on Conaivnments to the i a'.ove addross by JOHN d. Mli'CHELL. jan2i-lyd Water street. 7IIITE UKANX AND IIOMINE Y. A fewUIs.of eaeli lu store and K r sale l.y janlotf J. W. & S. VICKERY. AVK h HKIj. 0 packugea for low tn rlofe by dsci.Vdtf GEO. FOSTKR A CO. 'T B K Hndersismed ha.-f stablished a Mill, on tha corner vf X. Second and Canai street, for th purpose of omnufaetnrin$c Flour and Wenl lor the home trade. VV'a will keep eonttajit.y on hand extra brnnrts f Flour, and in quantitieflto uitthü tra le. We hope to merit a hTe of the public patronage hy 'v'u yon ago"! article of K.onrand Meal. Grinding done to accommodate the cnTiv trv trad jan2i)-tt IMRT & FAIKCHILD. JITST UF.CCIVED. "ffLACKWOOrM for Doct-mbr; JL ham hers' tdcnbrrh Journal for January; Frank Li-sle's niw lllutrattd Taper; Household Wors fr January; Itallun'i Pictorial Paper; Frank Lile' Journal for January; Flar of our I'nion YanUee 'otin for January; Wejk!y ClirrirJ White's Counterfeit Detector for January; M'ekly Tribune, at janS SAMCEL LISTEK'S Book Store. APPEAL TO TIIK l,AIir.K OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY. Particular A llra.ct.on. ISTE are prepared to show to our numoroiis cuatoraora and m w patrons an entire new stoca 01 inwr iioo'.'s. eonsitiHK of the richest variety and the most beautiful aisortmnt of such goods adopted t the ?na.on. All these (oox having been purchased and selected by Mr. Jacob bocweothal in tlie Nw York market, wo enjoy unsurpassed advantawt), aid ar enihied to oner thorn at unutmallv low prices. Our new and excillunt aworment embraces Tery article inrssMnanie ana aeairabie in the lintt or ury Ufoan aud CM nth You are respectfully solicited to call and examine theae jaa46 Corner Firat and Slain sta. PRI , Trf. l.teaaea anrin stvle Printa: JL 2 do buglidhioHd do, rec' this day and lor sMe by .miK5 mmv afebö 418 UV jtreC, Louisvillo. Ey IS'EW HOOKS. AC AC LEY'S England. 3d and -Ith volumes; if Jl Abbott's Life Napoleon; Th New P irchaee; Ten years among the Mail Begs; Lilly Hufon; Parapvtd Novice: Napoleon at St. Helena, ete. . for sale at the Book Store of janii T. C NYNGTON&CO. r IO C'OFFKK. hi f ir sal- low LV jau2i ä. E. GILBERT & CO. by &vo. a ar Water. S S. AI.MO.DS AM FII.BI RT.S-l" fcarre'sfor sale ky jauUdtf S. fc. If. V (JO. lIS.SOl.TITIOi. HUE pnhlic is hereby notified thst the Foundry firm of L llenrv rsctirer uo. as aitsuiveu on tno i.jt n or Jan uary, by the withdrawal of Wm. A . Dunn and Win Tjivlor The l.usinens will hereafter ho condncted by myself, i will al&o settle all ihe business of the late hrm . jan29-Im 11 EN RY SCIIKIBEK. RIKS' HHOVELR -2sdoi Ko. 2, renuine article for cou tractors, for sala low at CH AS . 8 . WKLLS' dec6 New Hardware iouae. 2 doors below i;r. Banz. So vp Axn c;amii,ks TO ff, Tallow Candles; 2C0 tl.s S'ar do; 100 Ls German and Common Soap: forsrile bv jan3 J. W. a. VICSERY. COP ART.VKRSHIP. The undersirned havi'ig purchased the interest of John R. Moraan and William R. Preston In the late firm of Morgan. Keen and I'reston, hufe associated theuisil's together in t-us-iness under the nsme aid firm of Ke n and Priston and will continue the wholesale dry aood bnsiness at the old stand of Morgan, Keen and Preston, Firststreit. ISAAO KSK". jan 13 lS.Mi tf. CYPRIAN PKiSSTOX. SU'IETHlMi ÜOÜ1). TtTEW smoked Hams at i jan 14 HEADEX'S I)R i,.vi"i:s. $af CaserTIand.ome styled Muslin da Laines. 4-ag v9 10 ' lashraeret. Received this day, and forsale by JAS.-LOW k CO. angHl daw tf 41S Mainst.. Louisville. Ky. t.REIl TK IS 25 half chests in store, and for sale ly jan 12dtf ORR. DALZELL Co. .IISBPOfRBT KM VI Pine Raior (in cases and singly) "Cents Travelins ea?es. Colts Revolvers3.4 and 5in. Just ree. at CHAS. S. WELLS jan lu tf. .1 0 l"KKV M FA COR HV A I ER S . WAVTED immediately at Urtscent City Shoe Store. None but first rate workmen need apply, d tcl-dl II. J. HART. T AKI A XI Bl'TTEK.JLJ 9H) lbs eh"ice new Lara; store and for salo hy dec?

100 lhs prime Roll Butter, la I J. IV. A S. VICKERV. I

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DAXiKLWOOLSKT bieam hklsob Al'CXlOS IIOO.IIS, Old Court House, Corner of Msin and Third street, immediately opposite the Washington Hotel. HAVING leased for a term of years and fitted up the above well known stand, wear now prepared to receive for sale at auction or private sale, all kinds of go,, wares and merchandise-, household furniture, horse, buggies, etc.. etc Cah advances made on consignments when required . Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, eomnieaeingat 9 o'clock, A. Jf. Also Tuesday, Wednesday and KrUay nights, at early gaslight. Out-doors tles andsale ol real estate promptly attended to. We are weekly receivinr. and have nowon hand a largo id general assortmentof t'ÜRMTUBK, consisting elslat. spindle and hannieter backs, scroll and sco lop tops, rim back oce. French, Jenny Lid. and Bustle wood seat I Chairs; mahogany and rose wood sofa seat Chairs: i-litaoeth card, dining aa l breakfast tables; light and wash stands enairs: spring seat arm uvKen, vi. lounges, mirrors, nne common and aoisses" bensteads, mat trasses, tin ana wire sates, etc.. wnico .bwuikilivh cinnati prices. . We have aNo on hand a great variety of notions, jewelry, i violins, aceordeobs. pocket cutlery, guns, pistols whips, !etc, etc.. which we will sell at reduced prices fnreaah, I wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.. 1 mv9 Auet'S. w-anULTRYl PO fi. Fat 0 d0 do 0ULTRY1 POULTRY ! ! Turkeys; Chick ens; do do Geese; Some ef the above are dressed every morning and for sale at T. BACON A CO. 'S Family Grocery, dec!3 dtf Main street, betw. Waterand First. s"lli: ns. Imnorted Havana Cliors. of the best brands. J M. MIELSCH'S dovBI Fir-it street, opposite Poss office. H" EMONS AND OUANIiES 1 bcx Lemons; 3 A I bbl Sweet Orangt-a, just ree'd t dec!7- tf COOK'S Family Grpeery. MJNDUIES. . f VST received, ti assortment of Shovels. Spades. Grain Scoops. Straw apd H:.y Knives. Forks. Axes. Mattocks. Pie a. Brinh Scythes. Log. Traci. Halte and Dog nnlos. Coffee Mills. Colfee Roasters. Mouse aud Rat Traps. Meat Cutters. Saasagc Stullers, Wood Saws. aon Jacna. c.. ler aale cheap hy GRANT & CRSBS. declTdtf " . 1 pair Platform Scales forsale at novio COOK'S Family Grocery lit KCKIVKD ft"- York e ri.. 1 tin rl t Ovstera: 6 1 do di do; lor sale at Telnevd price , IRISH LINENS, DAMASKS, A.C. JUST received direct from the manufacturers, ia Lai-gan and Banbridge, Ireland, a well selected stock ol Linen Goods, vir: ... 12-4 Linen Sheeting, soft finish snd grass Meacfa; 4U-inch Pillow-case Linens, do do; 38 inch Shirtinu. do di ' Illeachfd OurttJük Tahle Cloths, assorted sisesj W hite brown do do do do; Bleached do Napkin: Klea. hd and brown Huckahaek Towels; Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, etc. We invite the attention of bnver to thee-l (roods at wholesale or r.'t iil. P.ssewinv the facilities which we do, we defy competition here or elsewheie. 1 .SIIANKLIN & RETLLY. deel Corner Main and First streets. 1HRL New LA lilt; 3 ti lbs Dried Beef; sieamer Charleston, at deed 1 bbl New Mess Pork; 50 B.ef Tongues; just ree'd pet COOKS Family Grocery. 1HKCK. icaae2-a Apron Cheer, roe'd this day and for sale bv jJ VI K. V.U.. dc:5-daw 4M M iin street. Lou-sville Plr. TVT A 1 1.. 1W kens asairted sites, at manufacturers' prioea 1 adding freight ana enarges declj OEO. MSTRR CO. SMI. XNNKI.R. a? 5 cases Canton Flannels; 2 bales yellow do: 9 ii a klaillnd Kf&nnels: 2 do neea do do. ree'd this dav an! forsale by JAMES LOW. CO.. decl7-dw 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky AS1PRAS OXa of Stearns & Marvin cn.uire at d12d SAB FK. i Fire-iroof Safe! forsale. COOK'S Family Grocery 11KLMOXT N'AIIÄ. 75kcgsof this fsvorito 1-rand fof a eie üy 3. E GILBERT & Co , Syo. near Water. I.OL'H, AC T5sacksS. F Flour. 10 doi. Chickens 2t)Turkevs: iust reeoived at nevIT COOK'S Family Grocery. J. W. CHOCK KTr 9. at. LOW - CKUl'KKTT A: LOU K, ATT 0 R NE Y S AT LAW, MAD1SOXVILLK, KY. Will give prompt attention to 11 business entrusted to hi care. nov-tf iHOUKIS iTIIKLSCH, FIRST STREET. OPPOSITE TUB POST-OFFICE. Evansville, Ind., VLWAYSkeept on hand fine assortment ef Perfumerie of the bet manufacturers; also. Toilet Articles. Stationery. Kanhrniderinv Materials. ' Plated J ewelrv. Artists' Colors Canvass, etc. Oil Painting nu Engravings, GiltMouldtsWj, Toy. etc. novio f PEH K'iream, assorted, Wrariin paper, for sale by jaaiadTt ORR. DALZELL Cc. T$3ACrO AND CKJ All. 4 Rotts, Iodiarik Queen Clweing Tobaace. 4 do. Ooldteal. 6 Gross fine Gbt. S.'m Orleans O per Cigars. ISn L Varaiiua, ... Mil iecontince at lo w figure) for eaah h r HORVBROOK h Co. jan 3 dtf. SJCNDKIKK.C5 2tv Hushe's of Com Meal; 13.lt,s J.ra and Shorts; 100 Bushels Oats; 73 Bars Sui oi Sue Flour; new receivinr and fol sale by jaa J. W. VICKERY. ".M.OliR. The undersigned keeps on hands a snpplyof II Posey ville Bour in barrels by the large or smau qnan ti.r. J. 3. JAQUES3 & CO. jan 12 tf. ITT RAlsOA'S SO boxes forsale low by mi 8, K, (ii Lil hi K r, S UU. jan Hdtf Sycamore, near Water st. ClIOIf'K V jan Hdtf U. CHliK'vI'" 157 boes for sale by 8. B. G. & CO. VI T CI 1 KR. l'K) lbs superior Roll Rutt-T. ree'd and for Ksaleat janl6 T. H K A ÜKN '3 Grocery. W.l'(i". 20 doa frtsh Eggsjast ree'd and for sale at JLjaolö T. HlSAOri.N'S Grocery. fPOOIi Fl A" K SALT 25 bagi for table n. for sale Jm juu Udtl D.B.d.dCO. CIIANI1EI HANDS. f HAVE sld out my stock ofliroreries to Mr. R. D. Sieks, who will contirue the business at my old stand, corner of Second and Oak streets, he having unite. hisstok with mine. w hich now makes a full Grocery, lie is also provided with an Kapress H agon, and will deliver goods to any persons in part of the city or suburrba. I hope my old friends will give mm their patrouage. janrj-tl J . K. .1IU.KUB. aduis' i:xiitt:ss company. awii3-IrrÄlCS-Ä ili ia ! i i v y: " i NSW ARRANGEMENT rriHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY re?pec-fnllT anX nounce to their friends. th pnhlicof Krnnville and Ticinitv. that they hare determined to open an otfice io ETannville to he deroted ex:Iuiiire!y to tto transition ef the business or their L'ne, md hare appointed 3tr. VKO. W. MBKiniC 33 their A cent. who. from hii rast connection with the bnsiness, is perfectly 1 milinr witti alltherontes and te details of their operation. This arrangement has been made with the sole object of incrrn-inK the facilities ef the Kxnress. and tneruby increase its deairsihtv to the nnb!ie to accomplish which the beat efforts of our local agtnt win u7 especial ty uuecicu AH persona havine bnsinesa with onr company will plTaae call on Mr. Mf.Hridn. at onr new office on First street, be tween Lncuflt and .Main, who alone is authorised to act for us from this da e. nov2-dJT ALFRED OA ITH ER, Pnperinteni.nt LOOKING LASSE. t A Matal) tm'-s prepared to famish Lookinr Olaeee In Mahorany. Walnut, or Rosewood Framt-n, L-oekineGlaaf ristea. Picture Frames, etc.; also. Gilt Frames. Picture Frames, and a venera, assortment of Pictures and Oil Paint. ings.at wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices. TnhR d.vw ins So . Wmt Fourth atreet. f!ininnati, O . f PAIR i dec12d Plattorsn Scales. of I.ft IHs each, for sai at OOOK'8 Family Grocery. HKW STOKE ATiU NEW COO IS. nA VING removed into onr fine new Storenear the Washington Hotel, we are now prepared to wait on all onr old entomcrs and as many new ones as may farorna with their rails. W in rite the Attention of all to a rood auortment of NKW GOODS, lately received from Cincinnati, mtrehosed bre-ur Junior, fxpreuty for our trade--amoncft which will be fonnd many arttcUs necessary for the comfort and convenience of families, y Onr Espresj will he al wars in readiness to convey all arti cles bought of ns to art part of t-e city, free of charge Come and try aa. J. W, , VICKERY. el3 fltJ aiftin at., fetwen seenna ana mm. FKO'I ItllK OLII ICOCIIliSil-lt NUIt"f STANDARD Apple Trees, assorted; . lVU 30 Dvarf do; 75 dwarf Pear Trees: 40 Cherry Trees; "! Peach do; 50 Ooinec a: 20 Plum it; M Currant, aborted: IX Orares extra assorted; 100 Strawberries, assorteo, oa handar.d for sale at decH-dtt t'Joa a ramny uroeery. TO ICE GETTEItS. TTTW?. snliscribcrs have jait received a few ease, of those H w'ftt.ov-nronf Boots, maffe of Oil-finished Ham.. Leather, warranted as good as ever made. An earlv call will swurc them. Come. iltf ÜRICKS & McRE A, dec . st Street. ! SM'iCI S. I TiEPPER. Pimento, Cinnamon, .nutmegs, forsale bvthi

X barorin lot, to suit parehas'r. bv eyl3tf TEN5EY SORKKSOV

MISCELLANEOUS: '

UAH SAIf S!C LOSING OCT AX COSX1 AND LESS THAN COSTÜ COLBFKN & HERSHBERGKR will close out tfieirskodfc of Dry Goods at great bargains: as they wish to hang their business. Their stock consists of a good assortment of Winter Goods, such at Flannels. Satinets, Linseys. DeLaiaea. Silks, p aids and a general assortment of Hosiery. Gloves. Ac. Those whs wish good goods at low price hadoUer ai9 and examine belore puiehasing elsewhere. COLBl RN & HKR3HBERGER. dee. I7tf Fester's Block, lit street. bolow Jaaiav. T30TATOKS AND TCRX1P8 A. 5 busn Irish Potatoes 10 bush Sweet Potatoes: . . 10 do Turnips, ree'd and for sale by J. WZ S. YICKEÄT j rg-RKS. I cases blaek Lustre, m'i thle dayandfo I j txehy JAMES LOW CO.. deel4-dw 41S M. in street. Louisville, Ky. , TT XT II A 8. F. KI.fll II.-50barswarrantedtxtraf.oef X-4 just ree'd amd lor sale at reduced prices by decül . W. & J. VICKBRX. U'HEAT SAC KS , . 1000 heavy Osnabarg. 2k bnshel';. 3100 Granite Seamless, i de; IK) Light. 3 bushel, suitable for Oata: Al.o 50.000 2i, bushel Gunny Bars; or sale by boVI GEO. FOSTER CO". 1V DR A17 LIC CFMEN'T. 2S barrels for sale low imII novit a.. K. WLBEUHCOv , . T PAR I will receive Vandefkdrgh County Orders rt J m par lor Goods, when the full face ef- the orders are traded fr deel SA-M'L KAIBICH.. KED AND WHITE CEDAR WARE. ' S doien Red Cedar Bneketa. 3 aeets. 8 each. Red Cedar Waarh Tnba. 2 dose a 3-heoped White Cedar BtfcXefS. t do assorted brass-hooped Cedar Buckel-1 I 4 do do covered de. Just received and Tor sale cheap at I ov COOK'S Family Orocm. " s SHAWLS 150 Long Shawls, draB centre: 2 cases drab and brown Long. Shawls, reo this dayr andforsaleby JAM KS LOW CO.. decl4-daw 41 Main stfeot. Louisville. Ky,OA STERS We are prepared to furnish Holt ft Matlew Oysters ia any quantity, for Christmas and New Year, ideell TEXNEY A 80RKNSON. GTKKI.FIRK S KT8 PO IJ(H Kl. o nrass hind aboTels and lvng; Coal StioTels; Stands (Tor Sliorels and Toned): fer aal (de6) OHAS. 8. WKLU. by 10,000 BUSH. Bran: ' ' :-0 bush. ShipstafT;. do Shorts; 130 do Ear Corn. In stbr est COOK'S Family Pro eery;. decl2d Iff OllKEAS. 1 ease asst'd colors, ree d this day and foe ii sate Dy j a at Co i.uw gt ui.. docli-.Uw 418 Main street, Looisville. Ky. X1TIII I K WHEAT. 300 bush ree'd per Canal, for ami l by decs GEO. FOSTER sV CO. msoi.irjriON THE partnership heretofore existing; between Philip, tlorubnok and Charles Churchill, under the style ot HornLrook k Churchill, is this day dissolved by mutual cou. sent. P. Hornbrook is antberiaed te use the name of the ttrwu for the purpose of settling the same . P. HORXBROOK. CIIA3. CULRCIlILt, Evansville. Bee. 8. 55. NOTICE. The undersigned having purchased the hit-rest of Mr. Churchill, in the firm of llorubrook k Churchill, ill con-, tinue in business at the old rsand under the style of Hornbrook k Co.. and solicits the patronage of the public. All persons indebted to the old firm, will come forward and pay the same, and all persons having claims against the old firniß will present thesame for settlement. deef-tf UO R" BROOK CO. IHCKWIIIIAT FLOTJII. 'S U"T ree'd this day, 50 sacks Extra Hulled Bnrkwheae. ww Flour, "A NO. 1," diroctirom Pittsburgh 50 lbs each. T. BAeoif At oca dee4 Family Grocery, Main street. JUST SO. FBAIIE grt attraction for the Ladies, In the way of Dry1 a Goods, happens to beat KM BICH 'S Stre. on Maisa street, three doors below Second. We do notspow whether it is on account of his selling cheap, or frotn the facte! hi lately receiving a fresh snppl of Goods; bett we do know faisY Store is daily eiowded with customers. dec!2vl O VI. FROM TIIK BODIAM MIAE8. TIII3 superior article of Coal is now ready for delivery from the city landing. All orders left at the Company', ofhoe. corner of &yoamore and First streets, will b promptly attended to. as follows: Orders left before 12 o'clock H., delivered same day. Orders left after that hour and before S o'clock P. M., V livered before noon next day. The Comp-ny are also prepared to fnrniah Goal for StatloM on the K. and C. Kailrvad, as foliows : v At City Landing o pet Buk. At Depot 10 do At Ingle's Station, 13 do, . At Lagradge do........... .13 do At Princeton do... ...14 do. " At Patoka do Hi do At Rohbs do 13 do At Deckers do 1.1 do, At Vioncennes.. .....lSK do decs tf 1 V. R. AL.LEJV, DESIGNER AND CUTTER Ol' SUPEUIOK. I.V COPPER AAD BRASS, For milking' .Boxes Ua?es Caki,&c, BRtSS AlpbabeU and Figures in sets. Stencil Brvuhoo. Marking Cups. Marking Ink, and all tho Fixture (or Marking, constantly pw. band. tfV K. A. has two Dinlomaaand aS Ivor Medal award-, ed him for West specimens of Stenciling. STENCIL PLATES put np in a manner to carry safely to, any part of the United States. All letters of inquiry as est prices, &c. will o answered promptly. V. ft. ALI.EX. Proprietor. Stencil Establishment. doc21-d.ini 141 Walnutstreet. Cincinnati, Ohio. THE GREAT REMEDY, V. H. Smith & Co.'s FEVER AND AGUE CURE, JKFFER30M STRKET. OPPOSITB OWEN'S HOTKI4. , LOUISVILLE, KY. THE prspristnrs of thi, inraluaMe preparation hare beom induce i br the nnpreeedented s.coeasan. nneeaeinc do. mand it hast t with, to fitnp, at a bearr expense, an estae-. lishnent for 'ca man.ifacture alone, and tbejr are now proper ea to nil an oraers who aivpaten 10 any part ox meriooe. 11 la nnneeessarr, as is oraally tho cue, to say anything in the war of pnlfine. as all we uk is to rive it fair trial. YV eoald publish hundreds of certificates and letter, ia regard tei ita eincacy. Toinnsamy eeas m .a ny (nos. wnosa it naa re liered; but the few that we offer. wfaiih snay booalled hess. teatiroonr, we deemsalücient. Case, ef twelre and eighteen. months standing; bare been permanently reiiered by this medicine when all the usual reu edie. bad failed. We do not offer itasaenre for everything, but for Ferer and Ague, Chilis Night Sweats. Md Nerron, Debility, we do recommend it a. certain remedy. It may be given to infants with perfeetsafe. ty. as it contain, nothing but what ia purely vegetable), strengthening and invigorating to the system. aryPrice tl per bottle 7 0 per doiea. - ' -" Utbdeon JetTersoa street, between Third and Fonrth, oppo site J wen's Hotel. V. U. SMITH it GO. . BKAD TH FOLLOWIKO CCBTVICATIS. Losrnoit, Lanreleo., Ky., Kot. 1, 15S. McfigRS. V. H. Pmith & Co. Last month, whea oa a visit to Lonisville, having been afflicted with tho Chills and Fever for six weeks, and finding no relief in the varioua remediM Chat I took. I was Induced tn give your Fever and Ague Car. atrial, and in two day, missed the chill and have beea im proving daily since; nor do I think that the disease will retarm on me I wonld earnestly Teecmmeadthis invaluable prepaT ation to all those who are afilieted with Fever and Ague t? Chills. Yours truly, J0H.N A. CiSAI AI. Iherehy certify that during the paatsnmmer I resided with my family ca Fi th street, near Broadway, in theeity of Loaisville. Ky.. where myself and three of my sons were afilieted with Chills and Fever. We tried the nsnal remedies, sack asqninine. etc.. without getting relief, when Smith & Co.'. Fever and Asm Care vu recommended to mo. asid f eomtaaced using It. and ia a few day, we were all relieved. I , eheerfnlly recommend it as aeertain. eafe, and , needy euro f-irthatdistresslngdisease. I regard it as the beat medicine for the disease ever offered to the public. Otven nnder my hand this Z2d day of October, 1SSJ. Loutsville.Kj. W. A. LYTLK. Personally appeared before the undersigned W. A. Lytle. and made oath that the statements set f-rth In tho foregoing certificate are all true. Given under my hand I thia 22d day of October. 18Ö5 -OS- CLEMENTS. J. P. f. fj. , For saleia Evansville. at wholesale or retail, by KELLER, FARNSLY 4 00., dee-CmdAW Druggists. Wala street. REMOVAL. jr. AV. A: !.. VK'KHIIT, HAVE removed their stoek of Groeeriee. ete., from tTieif old stand to the new four story building two doors below tlie Washington Hotel. A'e take this method of returning onr sineere thank, to our numerous friends and customers for their v.rv liberal f. troasge extended to os daring the short time that wo havo been ia business? and we hope, by strict atteuuoa to basibmi, to merritaeontinuanee of the name. i. W. ft S. TICKERV. eilt dtf. Main St., between Second aad Third. , TIIK BODIAM COAL. COMPANY : ' ,4 SE filling tbeir Orders from the Viae, until navigatioa V onthe riveria resumed. All Ordirs left ia the foreoeoa will bo attended to tho same day. Order, from Stations oa Railroad will be filled at once, delivered at destination or at Depot as may be required. janlotf .IT. BARJTARD.See'y. jO CITAKS A D VIOI.I.V A fine lot of Guitars Aa KM V iolins jut received per tea Adams express oy M. MIELSCH. nov28 tf First street, opposite Post-olEee. a "LI. 20 bbls of a new brand an a superior arUcle, iV just just recoivrd aad fof sale by decU-dtf l-RESTON BROS. T LKAC HKU COTTO.. iäeae. Bleached Cottoa ro1J ' JAS. LOW & CO..

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