Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 195, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 March 1856 — Page 3

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RALLY OF TxiE PEOPLE. FORKiTIOX OF A FILLMORE CLUB. LA. niteting fur the purpose of ratifying the nomination of Fillmore and Donclson, and for the organization of a FILLMORE CLUB, will be held at Apollo Hall, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 27IH, All the FRIENDS OF FILLMORE "without respect to parir, are invited to be present. The meeting will be addressed by speakers from abroad, and by several of thr ow n speakers. V ,-' f . : I" Fresh Or sters. Messas. Philip Hornbrook & Co.,' have just received a refrigerator of Baltimore oyster?, fair, fat ar.d fresh. These are a little of the best lot they have receive I during the season, and we can commend them to epicures. Call early, as such a lot as the;e will not remain long on hands. . fj7We learn that an oM lad' by the name of Uetar, wasdrownjd at Patoka on Thursday Ja-it. We have not leamad the particulars, but rumor say3 that she jumped into the river with an intention to drown herself. Cause a-t-pigned is derangement of mind. S'ie was a residentof this place, and leaveä a husband and numerous children to mourn her fate. . ' :." FrtncstM Clarion. PUr.LTC SALE OF MAIX TIlriKT, .-jKI'OSO isTREET A0 ' - SrilEET LOTS, Kv.mvilie Ind. OV SatnHiv. the 2ith day of April. l4.Vi. at 2 o .... k P. M.. at tri Coart Hons door in Evinsvtll, pnrsuant t as oriler of the Court of Com raun I'leas of VanderKurgh fourtv. in behalf f the miior heir and by h- dirpctioo of the 'dalt heirs "f h la o John Miti-he'l I will prced to sell at anoiion the fiillnwine parcels of real estate, tn-wit: Lot No. 3. Donation Knlarzemeotof Kvansrille. 'renting "S fe-t on Älain s-revt jnd ma u inj a'nng the Canal II fe t I prnposp to sell til lot in fur parcels, each froutiog lUJ fet on Main strpet and 14 f.tt dpen Ai.i t Lot No, KH. Old Plan of Evansville 7t feet front on Second street, an 1 ISO tVe' dep to an alley an 1 a'ljmnini tu a voo'dpnpe of W Bkr Kaq I prnpnae to 11 this lot i tvo parcels of 7'J feet fn.nt e.eh snd ivi feetdep. to t' e Hoy. Al.o the fronth-tlfnf the adjoining Lot No. I'i4. beina 75 feet siuare on the enrnar of Lnen-t and eeond streets, and well Site' either for tiuinps or Residence. Ai,4i-Lots No. 7 and in block 1. 4th enlvpit on Tlithatre--t n whiph atands a J i'iMe frame hon. Th-ae Int arp each 25 foes wi.l an -l il.n.u(i:petl'ipT: and ire well fpneptl. The titips o -iU are bplieved to be enod. A Ouir 'ian'silppd far the minor heirs and a general warrantee deed by the adult kHra iU he f?v. T-m "f sa'e H xsh. the retidao at s'x and twplve M-n-ha. by note, md mnr'rsgps Uh intprpst and waiving relief liai. nivable at the Hvaiaville Branch flank J 4IIV INGI.K in . Gaarlian for Minor and Areat for nlt H-ir of .lohn VirV II mh7 Ui NOTICE. TRK nnÄwienod harinr pnrch-ed the potiro etock of '.'orte, oompripint alarre as-ortmont of Watob. JowpIrv. rineW. ko.. formerly owoel y . osen would rerectfnlly in"Tn the eititenaof Kvanvillo and vicinity, that he will ntiooo Iba hna'neaa at the old tfnd. on FiTatatrpet. -twepn Mam and Loroat. and wonld ho htpr-y to wait on a1! who will laror hint with a eall. pri.misin to gi aa-isf e'ion or no aale. Tiie rsTiRK stock will ho aal 1 at a -a'l adanc n nrt ro-t. wmioUT KrrKRRTB TO rouMBR phicks. a,d all co4 warrantp-l ai roprppned. äfy AI1 kinda nf Watohpo and time-pieces repaired in the tt oi an opt. and at moderate charges. j,o2i-if rn.is. bipntm. t'ST K KOEI V Kl-tn store Jiir pe4 Linen Drills; White Linen Drills; Rroon no l.inon TM Drafier; inA fiea'; Itnaaia Diaper HI! Napkin-i Ct-n Tithle Diaper; Oinithama; , J. C..1KWELL & CO.. - C-ompr Vino an'l Prt. CTST RECEIVK1 A freh lotol -, , t5 Trint-f. 1-' Liip5; - Si'eeieä; Carobrip: ' 1 ' ' Jacc jaeU; ft ir'd Mulls; ' ' wie Mulla. JT. C JKVELL & C'"., ' Snhl Corner Vine and Firat. t? g. Dir. BrrMiasrec' J per Riene at Z. II POK Jt "nf'S. - aTa BBI.S Onions, ree'd per steamer Ttowlint; lrpn i 3rUf ml.rt Ml COOSiS .Vj. JPKIIFIXK FLOrn. 100 hi ts'il kr-p-l" io aiore for aoli-ey mhlil J V. & H. VICKBHT, .n vt r Kf ; IT RKi;ElVKI A new lot of Cajdinierts; 1 ronton V stmpre: Fancy do: Plain and Plain Ooatinrs; M irseulcs ealinr: wna anu at n eat'ors. THhi3 J. Ü. JiiiVELL & CO.. eor. Viue and "First. lU. STCIMIfS . .....JOBX A, RTURCE3. üTlliGO & ltltO IIIF.lt, . - . WHOI.FRAI.E DEALER 11 ;;: troduce of all" kin'ds, and i:OrtVlli-.lo. .IKII tlY.VlPi, itfo tT9 Broadway, hitr. Franklin arenne and Waali atrert, : mblt-l) ST. loitis Jl. MfeWORT fc 1 1 boxes. MTIT..V8 TnnWCMi -Jnat re.ivn tnhij TENNKV & S'lRK.VSN. aOHKKSK. 2.000 lbs trW. R. rhpe.e.rccd permeam.l V . r Rescue at , Z. If. COOK .t SiMM. v lnhl3 ' Corner !!' and Ki-t. KEJIOVAL. 4I"10LBURN ' nERSHB"?RCKR hare removed their V stock of Mattraa.ee to the new hnildin lare'y put an PT'Mr. lioprh-a. on Water Ptreet. next -'oor t Canal Hank. where thpy will kepp constantly on han't, at wholesulp and eTctail a largo assortment off wattraawa of al air.ea and sind, iviz: Sprint:'. Oottnn. Moaa, Shock. Uair aal Jenny Lind. " jAlso Hpd Comforts of all aires ' LSO Cotton. Jloas. Hair. Shock and Feather Pillows. Mattraaspa midn 10 order an I ffuartnteed to rive satisiac"tion. Thoao in want a food article wilt pleaae cve na eall. The att'ntio of Country Mrehana Is particularly invited 'to onr stock. Main tt. next door to Caual Bank, Evavi11p, In. mhiS . CHAI.LY. 2osses Chslly, rep'd this dnvand formale by JM'.S LOW A- 01.. tnhf 418 Main street. Louisviüe, Ky.' M aTk t LR Prime tieaf Tjard: "0 sacks rtporior hrands pa: of r lour; IU butneis Potatoea. just reca st SKIK'S Familr Oroeery. abl Carner of Second and Oak atreets. TI.Ktf'HKn 'OTTO.-t 0 e ea Bleached Cotton l.mv A' CO Jl on hand and for sale hy JAMK4 f.riw ti Co 414 Main street. Louisville. Ky. 1.. 1. iiuK r & co. TVI 14. POSITIVELY CLOSE THEf R .SECOND GIFT: -KXTERPKISK, n the 29IU Miij ,'je,nt Loniajvi lie, Ky. .30,000 DOLL AUS FO UND ED OX HE A l. ES TA IE iHJ'Bonds given, with good security, for the payment ol all prizes. I Farn, 2T0 acres, six miles Irom Krank fort valued at ,. ... .1 Hotel at Brl.lfp.putl, Ky., valued at '1 Dwelling Mouse. . 1 a INanos. 7-octave, Rosewood, superior luntd. as t.iüeaeh. v., ectver fioe toned, ai 4300 eph 10 Gold Lever Watches, reotlpmaa's ut. $! ap.h . S ' : 1 lies', at fm each " '.. - . H' Silver Lever Watches, xentleman's, ea V ... 10 ta.. Ö" Gold Chains, at 20..;. - 8 Breast pine, ladios', at IJ VI . 20. La.lii's' Oold ThimMes. boxe, it., nti 20 Gold Kings. ati VI " " 1 l.iaai S MIO 2 4l1.MK 211-1 2" fciiO IUI 1,0" n 2 J1TI S.uai Oifts valned at ...... :i ' WK) j-Tiekptapsl AtrfleketJ ji. " " JSy-Ti-kpta I . -The ttr.t dt.viiMmlwr bina ouried to the farua, and ( on to the eod of the Kifis. all free oC cburp. sTsyTho driwinz orizpe. rcaldtoe; at a distinee, who pra-f-r the wholesale value in pah lo tbe article drawn, can b . nopommodav-d by addreasisg the pronrtote. TieKeta will be sent t anv pnrt of the C'n'tPd S'ates. to n-pnu, by ldresins; I.. P. IICXT & CO., Lnnisville. Ky. Payo ent for tickets must hp made. previous to the day. of alraa'inE. to entitle tbe hnl -pr to anv priip. A cpy of the" ' or wing, AB aw n" rni' irz., win np spot ever) ppr.i r B 'XUS German Souf i bbl Vinegar; I bbl SvdaSulera,9ß tn. ree'd aai for sale by nhl4 - J- W. A . ricITRV. 11KVP QCAI.ITV of J r-ri-ea. dt24 Blairsvllle FLO CR at rednced THC'S. IIKAViKX. WTali Ctil Oarahle's whole, half kjv end qartr Mtn,

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UaVIiSt IXTE LLIfiEXCE. " PORT OF EVAXSVILLE. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

TrrsnAT. Marek 55. KM, from Cieeiaaeti to Nashville. KATS S.tRnnKT from 'abajh U EraDmlll. Bowuno Okkkm. from Bowline; Green to EvaaiTÜla. Silvkk Watc. from Cincinnati to St. Loots. Paul Joska, from vw o,eani to Clncl Ball. PetSk Tello, from New Orleani to Loni-Tille. T1103. Swim, from New Or'eaaito Loulsvl lo. Nsrthkr.hxr. from Louier lieto St. ioui. Joum Bki.l. from X.whvllle to Cincinnati. Sdquahasa. f.-om Cioctnaati to Ncw Orleani. The Cincinnati Commercial says the following rates were firm at that city last Monday: St. Low's "Dry Goods 50; Heavy Freiffhts 25 f cut; Mdze., without charges, 40 cts $ hundred; Horses, $8 1 head; Wagons, $6. Cabin p-jföage, $1. $8 on the floor, and 43 on dwck. Kew Orleans Flour 80; Whisky $1 50; Oil 1 50; Pound Freights 50c V cwt. AawYe Whisky and Oil 1 00 $ bbl; Ale 87 s c; Pound Freight 50 per cwt Cabin passengers $10. . mtlxt-th Whisky and 0 1 $1 25 per bbl; Plows 80c; Molasses I 50; Pound Freight 40c perhundrod. Freights were offering freely to Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New Orleans. The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday says: , , The Ohio is booming up lively again. From Friday night to dusk last evening, it has risen fully five feet, and was still swelling at the rate of over one inch per hour. When the Daniel Boone left Maysville on Friday, the grjver at that point was swelling rapidly. The pilots on tiie Jacob btrader report ten fret on G'r.issy Flats. In a few days, we expect to find the Falls in a navigable condition for our large steamers. A difficulty occurred at,Cincinnati last Sunday morning, between Wm. II. Chick, second clerk of the steamer Landis. and Jas. Little, mate of the same steamer, during which, the former drew a pistol and fired at the lat-, ter, as is said, in self-defence. The matter is to undergo a legal investigation. The fast packet Rainbow will be here to-day from Louisville. There is no more I popular boat on the river than her, and we are ! glad to understand she is ling well supported. ; Look out for her to-day, as she will start on her return trip this evening. j The Kate Sarchet arrived from the Wabash night before last with a good trip. She put off some freight at Mt. Vernon. She was preparing to leave for the WTabash last evenV" - . , J The Bowling Creen arrived from Green River night before last with as much freight as she could carry. She will start on her re turn trip to-day, with a large cargo. 1 The J. M. Stockwell is reported on her way up the Wabash with a big load for Terre Haute and Lafayette. The Wabash was reported by the Kate Sarchet as rising fast when she came ont. The Susquehanna was here last evening from Cincinnati foNcw Orleans, with a good freight and a loaded barge in tow. It was reported yesterday that the Wm. Garvin is going to lie withdrawn from the Evansville and Louisville trade. The river was slowly rising jresterday. Altogether it has risen nearly three feet. Weather yesterday mild and cloudy. The Virginia was still engaged in loading for New Orleans all yesterday. UrKi.Tj.i..tor sale by I ease Bates' Welrine; ree'd this day and JAMES LOW A-CO.. 413 Main struot. Looisrille. Kr. itbtl Ifi DOZ red and hloe Buckets: tr, do Kanc do: 5 hah do; f fido Cedar !o: 6 do Mod Wah Tabs: 4 do lane do: do small do; 1U ueata do. in ne.t. for sale at teioii C'Mjk. & a" a. cor. wud ana ntsts f OOK HKII KI HARUAIXS!! 5 Ont-Lota tor sali l-i rheap. Call quick. For particulars inquirp of anIH T. B0Vf CO. lOli QUllM'lwIS HOT KETTLED! Cjr RAYE1 or ölen, on the l'2th ioat.. a lar.s U110. witli k3 white 'ace. black hodv. large head, and Ions! tail: answers to the name of "MAC" An person civtna information or returning Mm to thisolfio-, will be liberally r-wrd-hj the tetai-H ow y kk c IWIMRME -in piecea fancy Caesimere, handsome J A MKS LOW CO.. dpcl2-d" 418 Mainat.. Loniaville. Ky . IMHIl). Split Hickory Wood eonstantly on hand for w w B.11B ac R. i. SIKK'S Family Or-eery, mii4 Corn rof t)ak and Qpctnd ata. VATEI. Tk 4k FOR one vear. for which mortea(re security X ß on nninrnmtered e'ty property will heaiven. ildreas J. 0 . Journal Omce. mhv-lw 4iOR8K XO FIMK HI1IIV. 5 sacks coarse sacks lainbow 'ILv ll'tinin- ; 5 afia floe Homiuy. ree'd per Rainbow at ahll Z. II. COOK Jfc '). cor. Main and let. K..RKH llVlYriMOKK O VST EHS reo'4 everyday per Adams a Cos Kxo-eaaat nihil Z. II.CU'iK & SOV'S.eor. Main and 1st. - 1 pfTk f DOZ fresh Eggs at 12c per dos at B.9J . Z. U. COOK & SOX'S, mlill cor. Mafn and 1st. fAniK A I) HI! nrtriVP SIIOKS.-A oneral i 'iseurtmentolall the newest styles, jr at recriv d hr mh WM. lH'OHES. DK I. l.Ks I) lil.4J.V,VI. A beantiful assortment of all muds lust ree'd, by the aubaprü.'1-r. mhg WM. HUGHES. f 1 SPRIX A'll SPMMER WKAR A reneral assortment ol nearly all kinds fr aalp low by mh WM.IirGHKS. 1T1 RDKlihKIN.-101 bnxea warranted, fresh, first of tle season, mat recM Per Rdtlroa-I at iuh8 Z. II. CuOK & SOV, Corner Main d Istst CEAIft TIIE TKAC'Kl mit little Stan with the mo stock!! Wi now oppninz one of the finest and larseat assortments of 1SL prinrano Glimmer i;ips"aa nrr diitdvu in inidciiT lUvioc made aransementj with mv Cincinnati Honaps. I am nblp io on. r rat inducpnieots at retail aa well as wl o'esal and nlpdae msplf to- uplineteanv billhonshtat l.nnHvilleor t'incinnati. and if you want to oonvioee yonrsrit or tnattact. Just plpa-e call on A. iimiijaTijr., Wes crn Star Clothing Store, nndix Pavilion H.t-1. Vrtlk-ho-e copy . mh7-tf FST receive at Mrs. McK v's Can and Trimmiar Store A so in as ."runout of Win-Jow .Shades. Oil Cluths, Bu reau and staud Covers, ou rirststreet near vain, -mh 4 MRS. MbXAV. CIlAWFOIlD.IiELL. - WHOI F.VI K A.M II KT 1 1. IHL(i(JIT, 3 WASlilXGT l.N UI.OCK KUI 1.1H.G, MAIX ST, 4 'J I vatisviile Ind ' SS now receiving one of the largest and Heat selscted stock of Orogs. sioovcinps. Ae.. ever br ught to the city of Evauaville. rtvery article offereo to the publie is warranted re and of the best jniitv. jiy personal attention will be o an enters na prpscriptions. tbe ollowinr: i (Wi Soiiits Tnrppntine, 5 An At"'hnl 76 A . P. . 2 Casks Crpam Tarter. ' . 10 do Son. C rb. Hoda. 1 Cao Carbonate Magnesia, 1 do Calo'd do. 2 Ceroons Spaniah Foat Indigo. I Hdd tlml.ro Msdder. , , St O tu. Sulp, tj1 i'n'ne, , , 2D Us. ulph. Msrphia, 10 do Acelate do, 5 Bbls Copel Varnish. 5 do Linseed Oil. a A I... nil 1 Bale Alex'd Senna, 1 do India do, 2 Cases Sup Llqnorloe, 2fi0 Kegs White Lead. 5 bis Caster Oil. Ii has asa'd Window glass, 2 Vi hexes Ass'd ttlaeswaro. 26 lbs Chloroform

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EEPOETED EXPEESSLY FOE THE J0UBNA.L "rrrrC 01TOBE S S I 0 1ST A L. THIRTT-FOCRTH COXGRESS FIRST 8ESSI0H. Washing ton, March 24. Senate. Mr. Seward offered a resolution which was adopted requiring the President to commmunicate to the Senate all the information in his possession.relative to the revolutionary proceedings in Nicaragua especially, the seizure of the Transit Company's property. On motion of Mr. Seward the Library Com mittee was instructed to consider the expediency of some legislative recognition of the emi nent services of the expedition under Dr. Kane in the Arctic regions. House. Mr. Wilson addressed the House condemnatory of the action of the late Xaval board. . . ; ; s . - - The Speaker announced the Kansas investigation Committee to consist of Campbell, ol Ohio; Howard, of Michigan and Oliver of Mo. Milwatjkie, March 24. The Supreme Court has rendered a writ of ouster against Barstow, establishing Bashford's claims. Milwckie, March 25. Bashford has taken an oath and assumes the Governorship to-day. Pittsburgh, March 23. River standing 10 feet; all the ice in the Alleghany has run out. Weather cool and cloudy, several steamers have arrived from below and numbers are preparing leave. Cincinnati, March 25. River rising fast, has risen 8 feet since Friday. . ;' " New York, March 25. The Court of .Appeals of this State declared the Liquor Law unconstitutional. V, Louisville, March 24. The steamer Caledonia, with a heavy cargo of freight from New Orleans for Pittsburj, was sunk to her cabin by ice near Marietta, on Fr.day. ; ' New York, March 25. It is now feared that 30 persons perished by the wreck of the John Rutledge. A narrative of their Bullrings is fearfully heartbreaking. . All hope of the Pacific is abandoned. From Kansas. St. Louis, March 22. The Topeka correspondent of the Democrat writing under thedatsof tin 13th, says: lhe i?ree btate Assembly will adjourn on the 13th, until July next. A mass meeting was held at Topeka on the 11th, at which Governor Robinson, Lieutenant Governor Roberts, Dr. Cutler, J. 11. Lane and others made speeches. A grand ball was given in the evening. " . , Resignation of Gov. Barstow, of "Wisconsin. Milwaukie, March 21. Barstow has sent a message to the Assem bly, resigning the office of Governor. '1 his step has occasioned great excitement. , . Tie Gabernatorial Contest in Wisconsin. Milwaukie, March 22. It has been proved in the Supreme Court that Baihford has a majority of one thousand. Lieut. Gov. McArthur is acting Governor. The constitutional question has been raised whether ho can hold office during the remain der of the term. COMMERCIAL, OFFICE of the EVANSVILLB DAILY JOURNAL. TCEsDAT Kvoning. Maroh 25, ) Flouk Very dull; small soles at 6 to (6 Si per dray lead. Wht at More arriving mall sales irom waioua at $1. GOBS Sales 400 beats to be delivered on the wharf at 27e, Pons Salpsof t .00 lbs; should, rs from salt at 5J od 10 000 lbs hog round at c f data. Bacon Sales 10 TOO Iba; Hams in (mall lots i to 10c; Shooters 7o; Sides e; Lnrd held at S to Sooab In good demand at 8f to X; fair to fully fair, in hhds and 8. to 9 in barrels. ' Mola-SES Held firm with sales 43 to 4So. Corrrx Firsi sale 13 to liic. , - Salt Kanawha decline i to tfo. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. . Kew Obliaks, March 24. Cotton advanced, sales of 25 ,0) bales Orleani mid dlingul 9XS9aC Paear 7rc. Molasses 35Hc. Bbl Uird 9c. fining doii.giu uiess beef. lio CoI.eU CiKCiNKaTl, March t5. Floor flrra at 5 756. Whiskj drooping at 19 Provisions unchanged. Groceries firm; sugar 8,i9;i; Cofiee lSs13c. New York, March 23. Flour firm ; sales of 8.1100 bbls at 6 K i7 25 for Strait State, 7 317 7 for good Ohio, 7 GS8 li for Sou hern aud8 r.'r6 for Souther i extra and fancy. Wheal 11 m. Torn firm; sales of 50,100 l.uiheU. fork detliii'd; sales of 300 bbls at U 73 Beef firm. Lard declined; sales of 3.0 bbls at 10c. Whisky drooping; sales of 110 bbUal3Mc. Stocks higher. Sterling exchange firm. . BaLTiMOtkK, M&rcb S!5. Flour firm and prices advanced with small sales of Howard street at 7 0U. W heal 11 m and uncbange, goo 1 demand and prices Slightly Improved; sales of ) -How at 50c. by weight. . RaLTiMoRE, March 24. : Flour firm at C 73 for Howard st reel an 1 City Mills. Red wheat! 4?SJ1 5.', whits $t 6851 71. Corn ac live, sales of 4i.00ubushelsatö'25ciby weight for white and 54 56c by measure for j ellow. Philadelphia, Marcb24. Hour dull with little or no demand: standard brands are freely offered at 7 without bojera, onlv limited bn-iness for th- supply of the city trade at t'&t'X for common logood and $7 5li$8 50 forexlra and eho ce lamilv. Kve floor is steadj, hmall sales at 5. f orii mail held at S and firm. Bt-tter demand lor wheat with only fair amount offering. 1,100 bushels lair to good Teunessen red on Saturday sold at $1 C7tl 70, 2j00 bu-helj Pentisylvania and Delaware red sld to daj at tl 71to$! 75, we hear of no sales or white but quote at SI 70 I 90 f.ir fair to prime. Rve dull and held at $1 but buyirs offer less. Corn quoted active and steady with large receipts, uj-ply by water begins lo come forward to-day, sales of 11,000 bushels yeiiowin store at 59c and a lot of damaged at 53. j Oats steady at 38c. CloviT seed is in demand at 8 50 ror Ct bbls lbs but bold-rs ask nio-a. "Whisk y steadv at'.'93 '. fX st k D'Z fresh Eggs: . - , SJälbs do Butter (?rsMobest1. for sale at , d-p'il T BAC.iN A.- C".'S Frmily firoeerr. 50.00C UVS II rXN Of COKS If ANTEDatthe City Mi Is. for which cash will he paid W on delivery. decSH-awdaw I. N. .110,,. CHANGE. II AN OS. . fHATE sild ont my stock ofOroeeries to Mr R. Tt. Sieks, who will oontirae the business t my oi l stand, corner of Seeon! and Oakatreeta. he havingrnitid hisstoek wtth mine, whioh now makes a full Orooerv. He ia also provided with aa Express W agon, aad will deliver goods to aay persons in part of the city or sahnrrbs. I hope my eld fnen ds will give

AUCTION SALES.

HOUSEHOLD A!VD KITCHEN FCKNIXVBE At' ACCriO. fWICL sell at public anetion on Tuesday the 2tb of March, commencing at 9 o'clock at his late residence on Sixth street, between Vine and Myeaoiore streets, all the ,;rsoaai property of the late Kilward Neumastcr deceased, conf i-itn y of new and elegant Kurnitar. vlss Sofa Chairs, Bureais, Redsteada. Beds. Tables. Stands, Carpets. Alirois, Stoics, Caphoard ware, &e.. &e. TfcKMS.-'-AU sums of tnre dollars and under rash, over three dollars a cre it of sx months will bo civen the purchasers, iviug not with approved security waiving relief of valuation and appraiament laws. AMELIA NKrMASTER. roh7Ma ' WOOI.SEY Jt X KLSON, Auctioneers. ! UA.SlEL0OLscr...... B1B.AM XEJ.SOM AUCTION ICOO.VIM, Old Court Hottse, Corner of Main and Third streets, immediately opposite the Washington Hotel. WAVIXG leased for A term of years and fittest nr. the above well known stand, we a-e now prepared to reeeive formale at anetion or privat sale, all kinds of go ids, wares and merchandise; household furniture, horses, buggies, etc.. eto. Casha-ivance ma to on consignments when required. Regular sales everv Tuesday. Tnoradav and Saturday, commeucingat 9 o'clock. A, M Atao Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights, at early gaslight. . iiui-oooiiuej ana sales 01 real estate promptly attended to. We are weekly receiving, and have now on hand a large and cenernl assortment of FUKXITl! RE, eonaistii r otslat, spindle and hannirter backs, seroll and sco'lop tops, rim hirk office. French. Jenny Li"l, and Battle wood seat ChaiTsi mahogany and rose wood sofa seat Chairs: Elizrheth chaira: erring seat arm rockers, sofas, sociables, centr, card.dinine an I breakfast taMes; liiht and waab stands. lounges, mirrors, lane eototnon an i niases bedsteads, mattrnsaes. tin and wire safes, etc.. which we will sell Cincinnati prioos. W'e have alao on hand a great variety of notions, jewelry, violins ftceorieons. pocket cutlery, guns, pistols vrhipe, eto.. etc., which we will sell at re-lnced prices for cash, wholpsaleorretail. . W'OOLSEV k XELSOX., mv . ........ Anct's. " MISCELLANEOUS. TKtV Sll'SIt: (Sneetand Kasyl. t 1 Agnes May. Oh. Carey me Home to Die: Mnnpv is a Hard thing to Borrow: My Mother's Ereile; We Meet Artin: Belle Brandon; Jennie Fair and Bright: f?ntte Jenny Oray: Enlnlie; . Wriie, we hav-Ruined you; . . . Weave growing old together: Shells )f Ocean; Sad News from Home; Old Play Ground; The Qrave of l'ne e 1 roe. Moat oft; ess fongs will he surnrhy thj Opera Company to-nisnt ana to-morrow n'gnt. ror aaie 11 rr.hl SAMT. T.TSTER'S 135G. Splendid Sp ling Goods. 1356. IIIKT 5IAUKS A; CO., IMPOltTEllS .KtO DKAI.EE3 IS WOOLLEN AND SILK GOODS, No. 12 Pearl street. Cincinnati. WOOI.T.EXS. consisting of Cloths. Oaasirneres. Veatinw, Odotlemen's urnishinc Goods Ta'lors' Trimniiii. s and evpry variety of goods adapted to Men's Vi" ear. Mi.B. ir'iuu. including a very handsome assortment or Mini: erv Gooda. Ribhons Flowers. A'C STRtW G'KlOi, embracing the latpst atyles of plain and fancv Straw Aonneta, and Straw Trimtninrs. ALS) Silk Bonnets. Ao . Ae : allot' which will be of fered on the wiost favorahle terms. . mhlS lm 'BA't. 40 b bis just received and for sale r Jt mU3 . S. E. GILBERT k GO. gjr.nR!ii HKfEivEn. t gehest 1. II. To; 2 boxes Pepper: 4 ao i. r. an; 6 cdy bxs di; 1 hag Carrot Chain: 16 kga Vails id to 20d; . . 1 do Soda: - 2 hxa Vutaiega; 1 barrel Mackprel, fi bags aaad Shot; 4 bales Carpet Chain; 1 dox Waahhoirda; 12 do as'd Window Glass; 1 do Madder: 1 do Cloves; . 2 doa Rickets, 1 box Whi'e Soap: 1 do V. Belle Toheeco: 1 do Ki'ie Hen's Chicken do; 2 ri.t Shaving Sosp; 2 do Pparl tarohj I do Sau letr; If S-iloods delivered to customers kkk ok ch arrr. fehl9 T, IIBAOKS. Main atreo fcirXORIKS RECKIVEO BY T. HAliFV, Main strpet. 5 liai ihs fresh R.ill Butter: 2 seta Sx'O Window Saht 6.00(1 " lpof T.nrrt: l')'-9xli vr 15 bushels dried Apples: TO 10x12 ... . 3 -los sap. (C'lnutry made) Brooms; 1 box Mustard: 4 Heup and Cotton Uid Cords: 1 net Wash Tuhs; 1 ' box xpoon Salts: l hag wrapping Twine, ty iiwi dtiiypred to purchasers. fe27 IO HALF chests Oonpowder Tea: 5 do Imperial do; 5 do Yo'ing Hvaon do; 5 do extra Riaek do; ?- boxes asr'ed Tea. firsale by COO R" SOX mh 1 Corner Mam and rirststs. B VP. 10 eases fancy Lawns; 2 cases black Lawns; HA direct importation ree'd this dav ami for sale hy JAMES I.Oll i CO.. 4'S Min t--t I.o-iiaviilp. Kv mhl DI IK sale by mh6 1 case linen Diaper, rpp'd this dar and for . , . JjaMES f.O CO.. 418 Main street. Louisville, Ky. lISfOfKRKTTS. I ease CashmaTPfs. ve'd this day and fur sale by . JAMES LOW & CO.. mh.6 41S Main street, Louisville, Ky. SACK! FOX SAI,E. "I fl fififl 2H hnshpl Oapiihrgh Sspks for sie llf,UUU Mills. Flour selling t J 50(fi 75. at City m4 fl f. V R'l e-pnt. a 'l'l OK 'lll Hi. 5 pieces Sarin de Chide ree d this day and forsateby J AMES LOW A- CO.. feM 418 Main reet. Loniaville. Ky. l4 CASE Prime Kip Boots: 10 do do Culined Broana, mß IO do Calf Dootpes; 10 do Ooat Bootees. intt opening and for sale hy fehl . J, H. 2UUUEE 4i CO, WHEAT Sacks, prime quality in store nd VI flVlV fova:le low bv Mia J. II. AUMÖB V tu. MOI. SSKS. 25hhlsand 25 hf-bbls St. Tames' Refinery in store and for sale by PRESTOX BRO. - 4 ä HALrä Gimey Baes. very large size and extra W. W SJJP htiavv. iniit landina and for sa le br . ' " ,r . , i , C T.' a. ri. MAun r.ii 4 CO. BR 10.000 bushels for salo cheaper by the ton than Hay. and weall kr.ow thpre is more nutriment in a ton of Brn than in the same qnantity of Hay Forsaieat mht - COOK A SON'S. Cor. Main an 1 Firet ata.' rH Klll0 HlK SO dos plain black Merino Hose ree'd 111 this day and lor sale bv JAMES LOW & CO . feb4 18 Main street, Louisville. K1. . l(.H WS. 2 cases CaleiIon:a O.nghama ree'd this day and tor sale by JAMES LOW CO.. febl 1 418 Main street. Louisv Ky. TES 200 hl-chests and caddies Gunpewdpy Imperial mhand Young tiys.n feas. just r;c'd itf - Z. II. COOK & SON, Will I. KS I.K AD RKTAII. IfKAI.KRS l iitOCBUIES & jPKVISI., EVAXSVILtE, INDIANA. WHOI.FS.VLK DHPARTMEST, . , FIEST STREET, FIRST DOOK FUOM MAIS'. RETAIL DEPARTMK.T, MAI5I STREET, FIEST DOOK BELOW THE CORNER ZIT. C10 K begs to thank his frienda in Kvansville and neigh horaood. lor their iavors so freely bestowed Hpn him since he has b en io business amongst them, nut takra th'a ooportnnlty of in-roduc'ug to their notice h;saon, Mr. H. A fl OK. whom he has taken into par'nerahip from this date, and sol'cita lor the new hrraoi" Z. H. Cook a Sox. a eontinnance of the support ao liberal ly ron erred on himself. 7. H. O i.k a '.on. naving aa-n in nusiae, pmaiwuiaiig purchased the wh Je of theit'cli of Mr. M W. FostPr. feel eonKdent that thev will be enabled to supply the citizens of Rvansvil'e with evprv article they may req-ii'e in tue Oro eery and Provision line. Z. II O. A Son wish ppecilly to draw the attention oi persons ne cunnwi tip.iU) of anv kind to dispose of, to their inereased facility for tak ine off their .took, and supplying thm at beir storo. witn all articles TPq'llren ta nr anoimie uepuiifank, "l"11 must easnTetheirorders f"T the future. . leb.-tf : nanlT One hundred pieces Prints spring style, now JL opened by jp.".---.- ... ti- . , ni hi Dti8 WM. ill CUES. AMBROTYPES T.1KESATTI1E , 43 XJ -W J3 JH J. ! HAVINOaenetna very heavy expanse tn loarningthe process, and in Utting upmv rooms fo taking Amtirotypea. I am now prepared to put on in the finest style any sized Ambroevpes. from a one-ninth to one-half s'ie. The Ambrotvpeislaiatprior t the Daguerreotype in tone and he-uty. h.ving none of the glare of the Pueuerre tyre plate, and can a..... i. .m iht. Wealsotakotwo p'Pturea at one sitting. . nnitivo and a negative picture, and wtipn held to the light is is perfeetly t'aoanarnt. The Ambrotypes sro d -ral.le. being. vha finished, entirely air and water ti,jht, andean be taken in all kinds of weather- . Time for adults i-r a ai ling, from 10 to SO seconds; children from sto lOaenonds. Pleaae call a"i see specimens p S Daguerreotypes taken in the ditVerenttvlea. : 1el8 tf .7 ' - - x W. W. TILESTON. tHAVKssH my stock of Groceries to Messrs. 7.. Tl. Cook & So ho willpontime the'nsiness at my old stand, which I have rented to them for fiveyenrs. They will also cinnect with it thiir present business of Family Ore cries arid Produce I hone my friends and cnstoTiers will call and examine thoir stock and give thum a liberal trial. Ia r-tiring frnmy present business I would retorn mr sincere thanks to mv num-rna ftenisand ciitooiprs forthpir vprv I'leril pa'ronaae. and what is stitl more de-irahle in hnsinpss. their vptv general pnnctnalirv in "mot-rial aid." I shal' heneefor h h fonnd at tbe orPoe of Gr.o. Fosrva a Co. (of which firm I am a mpinber'. and will give to the bnain ss of that house my personal attention, and where I shall be pleas'1 A to see my irienaa. :2-ti M. FOSTER. a a it i rij i. r me a l.. fWriE snbseriler having received a fnsh supply of Tmp'e--t meuu. is now prepared so furnish the following articles on the most liberal terms eonsutina oi Corn Crashers. . '. I hresntng Machines, Mowing Machine, Corn DrilU, ,. Plows all kinds. Fanning Mills, Cutting Boxes, . . Cultivafrs. V Ox Vokes. . - i MoatCu-ters, .. Ax-aaad Hoes. ,. . Trane Chains. : -.. Am' Soalej. Day's Shovels. Corn Shellers. Reaping Mohiaes, Harrows, Citctilar Saws, LogCh:iaa, . Asm' Shovels. Ltpineott'a Spades, I.ininftifs 'train Shovels. Best Cast Steel Forka. aad a geu eral assortment of Garden Impleraea R. . - . Send ia your rders for Threshiag Maohiaea, as the supply will be Ittaited te tne aemann. ashtt THOMAS GRANT. Main street.. c - . . , , . I'HKtT FLOUR. A lot jnstrve'd and forsale aablO J. W. ds o. 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i iJOADIXIOiH OF .ETNA INSURANCE COMPAHY, . ' OF HARTFORD, COXX., - ' JANUAR T 1. 185., , As presented to Its Stock hoidera, and made out in mpliaoco with StaM laws olew Vork. Obi, Indiana, 111,: aois, ; ; rtaTkjöent. " " The name of the Corporation is .ET.VA IXSTTRASCE COMPAX T, located nt iiartfnrd Connectieat. , . . - : ASSETS , ',. -. - , . . Of the Compsnv ar f - .. Cash in band and in Phoenix Bank..,..'. SO, 939 6 Cash on special deposit iu Phcenix and . s . t . Hartford Banks, on interest....;. ...j 100.008 00 . Cash in h'nds of Agents, balances,-- r - ni (good.) .-. .-. ........ '.61.C29 04 - . ä.-;i i , o to Rills Receivable, payable at BaDk..,. 7 iteal Katate uuencumher. d..,. 7Mortr:we Bonds, o and 7 per cent. " semi-annoallv ...... ...... ....... ...... 9 Income Bonds. Tpret semi anrually,' S.02A 18 lt),H3 78 72.0TO 7.2f IO.SIiO n'.pflu K).2n0 20 State of Va. Bonds t pr et. do I 5 state ci iv.u. so e tfo 10.1 er. City Water do 6 do 6 Milwaukie City do lit do I 10 lUrtlord City do 6 do do -do do da lo.tuo f : - ... 1 Money due the Cotr.pa.ny secuie ky I Mortnre .... . JO shares Hartford and X. Haven R. R. I Stock. I 105 shares II irt'ord and Pmvidenc R. . . R. St,.ck, preferred and guarrnteed J l'l per cpnt... . 10 shares Boston A; Worcefter1 R. R. 128,600 00 8.051 08 4.0CO CO - .450 00 S tock ' fiM 00 I4.ite co 2ö0sharvs Conn. River R. R. Stock. S7.f0 00 50 f:o " 60 . " 3 00 ' 2, 192 " 101 7.5 ' lfl " 2J4 " . Conn. River Co. Stock Stafford Bank Stock.....'... Citizens' ." W'aterhnry.. Keila " Providenoe. ' Phosnfx "" 1 Hartford ... . Fai m & Mech " , ' .... 1.230 00 fi.lfOOO 5.100 00 l.SttO 00 ' ' " H t ' ss.sno i , 25.6f-0 li.4l . i4,57S 11,600 ' .t.sht- : ' S.KiO , . Lxchange "state 1 City - Hk of ntf'd Co. Conn. River ' Hartford . 30,744 160. 1S1 00 200 2''0 41 ai 100 140 15 1110 4SI) 41 IO 2fT 1(10 20 150 2no 00 ' HI 100 100 MerehantsEx" Vorth River ' Mechanics ' k N.Atner "' Pk Arnprira " BkRenuhlie .... 10.S:S HO .... ln.sifl 0 ...i 11.11001 .... 10..' HO .... is rso o .i.. 18 750 00 ...i P.ttO Oli .... 14.O40 OO ' 10.700 00 .... 11.75 60 '.00 110 8.40 00 , : .... 1.415 (fl .... ' 8 076 00 . .... in.otH) ro :t... II SOP 00 . .... . . 170 110 Cam's with St'k ' ' nroarfwayLkSt'k1- " People's " I Hanover ' " ' Ocean . ' " ' ' " ' Mptropolrtan" r Rutehera'A Drovers' Importers Traders Amer.Fx.Bk. Stock Merchants " II S. Trnstfo. Stock I0.4HO (10 . N.Y.Lifelnx.ATrnetCo.Stk.N.Y M.UW oo 227.816 (X) 100 15 Chio Llfefns. Trust "'o.Stk. Cin'ti -Atsch. & Traders' Bk Stk, Jersey City 0. H () 1. !0 110 $1.074,39 27 $176,082 47 .. LIABILITIES. , Unsettled Claims for Losses and not due. The jEtua Inaursnpe Company prpsents its patrons the very satisfactory condition, of a larre increae in Cash Assets for the further security of their pol'Cics all our investments being placed at theminimntn market value, at. the prerenttime of some dppr'S ion in the standard of same. They are ither prime dividend pnjiag at'iek, oi good, valuable end clean investments. vieldins1 moderate interest and income. The standard basiaen whirls the Assets have b.n -.vaHsed. beiBr ooi.i at iütkrhst Rpaidps this poli.il tv. the C -moan r calls attention to the strength ard apcuri'y it derives rr- m itseomäinpd srst.pm of Asencip thronsh irs agenta havine the maaos of presentinx a unite ' pbalanx of EXPKKigNCKn UndkkvriTRna. which has orkei. for thirty seven ears, the happipst tpsnlte to stoekholflpra. and claimant, for lonsea and enables it to entpr the vear 1836 with xreater nrestiae r future uae'ulneas than has yet been reached by an really NATIONAL Iain rar po Corporation . .... , Air ona'aoss attenapa to witn npspntcp ano noeiity. janSO-tf ALLEN C IIALLOCE. Agent. FR KSH O VRTKI1S can again be had as nana! at f Jipeprper. mhS 2TENNEV S0RENS0N, m Vt-fefMrstXT 1 IIOI.KP I.K rSDB KTAII.. 'Stil E undersigned cons'amly keipr on hand a lane ajsortry menf of freah Water. Kn'ter and Sugar Crackers nd also of Soda. Pilot and Naval Bread, which being mannfae. tared b) the latest imi loved M-chinerv, thev can he sold at aa low a price as in any place in the West and arenotexcelled in uutlity ly anv other manufactory in tne eountry. A large stock alwa son hand at my shop, en n ater street between S.eamore and Vine . ' dfci d'l . J. SINZTOn. X s o O O O! -- - - :- HATIYLANI) LOTTERY. - '" '- TO BE naAws ON TUB "15 .- II A V A. Ti A ; ' P L A IV .. . , , ORAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD. CLASS 10. To be drawn It rUhimnro, Md.. Satordy. March 22. 1856. ., 11. FIIANCE & CO., Managers. 20,000 KCMBKns! l.ooo mizus ! I SCflRM"1!. VPrixe of., do .... 1 do . . r do .... 1 do .... in Prizes of. 2l do .... 165 do .... ,;15.20 fg ....,$35.280 .. 10.M10 is Ifl.fjOO .. 1O.0W i. i... 10.10 .. ?,MO ia 5 XI . . S.fial ia 5. ( 0 l.roo are ...... ...... .. lo.mo .W are .:..A.t.. in fuy) .... ... ...... ' Oav;:..' 3J.O0C aPPRflXiM ATI1IN fKIZtS. . . . 4 Arprnximatioa Priies e 8 do do ' .. " 8 '" do " do .. 40 ' do -' . do .. fi ' do " - ' do .. U;(l do. do .lxi aTe .. t.40f too tu 1.2i i . 2.1 7 are ....... are ....... SO are 25 are 20 are 1.OT0 Prisps amonntmg . Whole Tickets 10: Halves S)5i 136.000. Quarters 2 SO, n:- , ; i . APPROXIMATION PRrZES. . - The two preceding and the fw surre dine numbers to thos draoing the trst 24i prisps. will be entitled to tbe 800 A pi.r xii"ation Prises. Forexample. ifticketNo. ll25Udraws the S5 imi pruo. those ticeta numbered llf48. 11249. 11251 and 11 will each be ent'tled to 100, and so on aocording to the abo e scheme. . . ' . . .. .. PLAN OF THE LOTTERT. " " In ho above scheme there are 20.000 ticketa. nnmherrd from I to 20.000. There art ion full prieand800 Approximations makingiall l.WSi prises. The nnml.trs from 1 to 20.000 eerreepondi rg with the numbers on she ticket", printed on separate sliiieof paper, are rolled np and enoircled w ith small tin tubes and placed in a Glass Wheel. - ' Theamonnt of the different 200 full prises aim'lariy printed and encited. are placed in another wheel. - After revolving the wheels, antimber is drawn from the wheel of numbers aadattheaame time a prire is drawn from the other whe.l. by boys who are blindrlded. The number end Ahe priae drawn out are opened- and exhibited to the audience and rpgiatered bv the Cnmmiasioner. the prise heirg placed against thp nunihpr draan. Th:s oppration e repeatpo until all the priipa are Hrawo out. The drawing is then printed, and after coDinarrisou. the Commissioner oertiees to ttseorreotntss sTif-Prises pavaMe in full. WiTHOOT na-IiL-CTiOK. . . - Address orders for ticket to L - R. FRANCE A CO.. 1eh2.1 ....... Baltimore, Md., !HF,W II.OFKIIVG ANW COUS ITIII.I,. rf'll E undersiirned hare ftablished a Will, on the corner e X "econd and Canal streets, for the purpose of tnannfaetnring Flour and Meil to the home trade. We will keep constantly on hand extra hrands. if Fiour. and in quantities to suit the trale. We hope to merit-a share of the public parronagp by aivijig yon a good artiele of Flonrand Meal. ix- ;- ilun tr. t.ammnritt. the conrtrv trsdp. jao29 tf HART k FAIRCHILD. J. W. CHOCKKTT. ...... ...... .....i-...' '. 8. II. 10W: fjuoiiiirrx iowe, rt - , V;:; a tto eneys a t law,. ', ..... . ; .' MADISOXILLE, KT. ' Will give prompt attentioa to all basinese entrusted hl jTIOIlKIS RI1EL.SCII, ; FIRST STREET. OPPOSITE TUB POST-OFFICE. , : . , 7 y Evansville,-Ind.-, - - - A" LWA YS keeps on hand a fine assortment ol Perfamerieof the bet manufacturers; also, ,.'.-! - T..Ht Articles. Stationery. Embroiderine Materials. Plated Jewelry. - , . . - ' Artiats' Cnl-.rs Canvass, etc. Oil Paintings and Engravings QiltMonldings.- Toys. tc. ,:B0TJ6j oeo. ti.iNK. ' . lurup niCKBB. v ., - FHiLir Kai an. ' GEO.KLIMfciVCO., - j Manufaoturjrs ol Lard Oil, Soap and Candles., , WE are prersred now ts fill any orders for the above articles, and sell at aa low prices as the same can be bad at Uioetnnitl . Orders' to be left at the store of beraer & Kramer on Main street, between First and Second sts. . fe 1.2-3 tn . . , I. W. J. ALKISK . ' K. J. C.HorS. " J, ALKISC. ALK1NF.) CALHOUN &i CO., , Wholesale Grocers, Cdnimission & Forwarding . M ERC II ANTS. J j ' ' ' JTo. 20 South Levee, St. Lonis, Missouri. , A FULL assortment ofGroperies a' ways on hand. Parr. ticnlar attention paid to the C mmiation aad Forwarding department, also to filling orders. ; '.. . t - (1 ' ' - . REFERENCES. -"" , ' . J3 CHAni.rs. President Bank of Missouri. -Pav a BsttKonAi.E, Bankore.' J ' " i 'V i Pvdev k WiLsnst. S. C. Davis a Co., tt. Lonis. - w Ri-iiTrrt J S. a J. W. Wibb. J. W. MabuOX, H. T.RnsrjfAK. Vinco mes. " " ' ' - Lacuim.ix, Cbask a Co.. Samoel Obb, Bxmkxt a tiki.k, Evansville. , - i i J .' - i - i fehM-SssdAw. COPAlXXNF.IISiiii !JOTICK. HAVING, in January las. dUpoed ol my ihtereal in the Ute fi-m of Morgan. Keen a Pres-on I have J'daj t a . . v.; tu, mv brnaher. Wm. W. fnrr-tn. ,a....k. :. ..I.afj. H. W. W. V0KQA-. for the .n..f ,r.n..tin areneral wholesal busineasin Foots pn and "thee. Hats. Cars, etc J. II. MOROAN Evansville. eb. 77 : WEhavev-uted the new Brick R-iling "Firs str-et, two do- rs below M.rs. Bement l'e's and in a fe"las wtll be r ceivins- our Soring stock, w e wonld retpectfiilly invito aH nr old friends d enatnm rs. and the trade ynerally to rail and see us. aa we shall be prepared to offer them great inrfiicpin'. h.'h in thequilitv of our Goods snd in our prices. We will offar our goods to e'1 oah ahd prompt time iMvers aa low oa any other hinao in tho West, and we solicit the nitroaage of all snob tasten. ... . . ,. feb29 , . J. H..Ü Tf, W. MORQAIf. . B.Hn.ST AHB IV p-Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods 1 Tha anbseribar ia now raiceivaaa larao stock of the latest ' t .tvlepf apeina lumen dry goods: boots and shoes i tioos Ac.towbiohthe. attention of nurcham i solicited &nd they will be sold unusually lew. Call soon and .amineT ' mhl . '- t s ,WI.II10H.

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FAMILY PHYSIO; rg'HERK has long existed apoelic demand ior an effeetfve ,

.av porgatire put which could be relied on as snre ane pprfeutly sale i its op-raticn. this bas been prepared le KS at that demand, and aa extensive trial or its virtues bas eouelirsively stiow with what suceeas it accr.ropl si.es tbe purpose designed. It ia easy to make a yl.yaical Pll L. but not easy le make the best of ALI. Pll.l.boee which should hv Done of , the objftioas. bnt all the advantages of every other. This :

ua oeen aüieinpieu opto, ana sua w ust success we wouia re" spectfnlly submit o the puol e decision.. It has been nnfor- ' 1 tu o ate for the patient aitierte that almost every pnrfaiive medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the r-on . qbsr ' ianot. Many them prodnee so much griping pain and re rvulsion in the system, as to snore than eonnterbalanee the good to be derived from them. These Pills proanee no irri -tan on or paio . unlrss it ariea from a previously exirtisgekv "j

lucuoa ucraanBn ui in luv wo i. ibibh urri . .." j tabli- no harm can arise from their use in any quantity; bat. -

ltiabe ter that any medicine shoaid es taaea juaiciousiy. -Minntedirectionsfortheirnse in the several diseases to hisk . they are applicable, are given on the tax. Among tne com, plaint which have been ape-dily eared i j them, w may' ' mention Liver Complaint, la its various forms el Jaandiee Indirestion. I.snguorand Loss of Appetite. ListWssneae.Lrritobili'y. ftillious Headache. Billion Fever. Fever and Ague., -Pain in the Sid j and l.sins. for in troth, a'lt hose are bat eonsequence of diseased action in the liver. As aa ai rient.tbay i aflerd prompt and sure relief in eostivenessr piles, ebolie, -tiysentery. humors, rerofnla and eenwy, oolös, with soreness of the body, ulcers and impurity of the blood; in sb!t. ssst and ev.ry case wherea pnrgatiye is required" ' ; - They have also produced some singularly sneeessf nl euissp Rheumatism, 'loot. Dropsy, u ravel. Erysipelas. Palpitation of the Heart, nains in the bant, stomach and side. ' The

should be freely taken, in the spring of the year, to partfy the blood and prepare the svstam for the change of seasons.- An ? , ooeasional dose stimulates tbe stomach and bowelsinto healthy aotion, ani restores the appetite and vigor. They pnri y the blood, and by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, renovate the strength oi the body, and restore the wasted or disea ed energies of the whole organism Hence aa occasional dose is advantegeoiM even though ne serious derange nvnt exists: but unnecessary dosing should never be carried to fir. as every purgative medioine i educes the strength, when taken to excess. The teoasaad eases in which a physic is rp4jpp eaoaot be ennnxerated here, but they surge t tbece-p selves to the neteon of everybody : ana itiseonädentiylielieT -ed this pill will answer a better purpose then anything which has hitherto been available to mankind. When their virtuea are once known tke puMie will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. . . Being surer wrapped they are pleasant to take,, and beiag purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use is any qra tiry. - . . - . , For minute directions, seethe wrsrptrea the bei. ' PREPARED BY . " ' J A M E S C. A Y E R, , VI';. PRACTICAL aSD AWALYTICAt, CH Elf 1ST. LOWII.l., WAS Price 25 oenti per box. Five boxes for el. - -'l SOLD PY Keller.Tarnsley A Co.. EvansviUe. Ind.; - ... -, . , Tpe A Crawford. Owensville; '' Hallock & Parmiter. Print i'.oa; :':'"' a. B Bingham. Patoka; , . . -. - W.J. Whiting. Cynthiana: . :. '' ' 1

J . E. Jaqnrss & Co.. Poseyrillr Mesars. Gardinerat Blsireville and Wadtsvills; . Williamsand Robertson West Franklin: .-j 'u Dr. Thomas Newman and .'ss. Sampaoxt, Wt. Tsrneal Hudspeth k Bro., Beonville; . , .. . . . , Bowers h Sargent, Nowbnrgh: ... t ' v v Adams A Campbell, Petersburg;- - Fred. Eekstcin, Ciaeinnati, 0.. and alldrugristi. . : . .' t artM-fn ' DESIGNER AND CUTTER, ' r 1 V rOPPF.R AXD BRASS. For Milking Boxes, Uales CasB.&c, BRASS Alphabets and Fignres ia sets. Stencil Brashes. Marking Cups. Marking Ink, aad all the Fixtures for Marking, eonstantly on band. sTsT V. It. a. has two Diplomas and aS lver Medal award-., ed him for bet speeimensof Stenciline. - . STKNCIL Pl.ATE.s put up ia a manner to carry safely te ' ny part of the United States. All letters ef inquiry äste prices, ate., will e answered promttlv. V. B. ALLEN. Proprietor. , i 1 T 1 ' " ' . Suaeil Establishment, J.. ' deeTI-dm 180 Walnotstreet. Cincinnati. Ohio, p ' " RKMOVAL - .; - " j; AV. Ac Ü.VHKERT. BEHAVE removed their stock ef Groceries, etc.. , frexe their M.M. old stand to the bp r font story building twe doers he ' lo the Washington Hotel. We take this method ef returning our sincere thanks te ear numerous friends and enstomrrs for their verv liberal pa .roaage extended to us during the short time that we have been in business: and we hone, by etrier attention to bast ness, to merrita continuance t the same. " . - tv. v a, iitaaai, dl"dt.f. 1 Main st . betwea Second end Third.-, " pi'lTAIW 4IYD VIO!.l. A fine lot ol Gniurs aad tjl V tolms j est received per tne Adams express py ...... c r. r M. MIELSCIT. . tiov2 tf First srpet. ospit Post-oflle. v WHKELER Ac ITItKON'S 1 .; SEW IN G MAC HI 1 E S , THESE Machines operate npon an entirely new trinetple, using no shuttle, I at cne neeole aid tw threads. Tk. hava haen in oneration in tho hands of families snd n snufactnrers sufficiently long to give thtma thoroughtrial. ano aseiTra tatii miai:iiir They are very simple in construction, aad highly ornamental as well as useful, fitted to adorn a lady's tarier, or ocea. PJS lees consy-icuuiie puaiiiun im nirpm.j. i --" "Vlthas been enrol ject to lurnish aWaehine that would be i i t-i. so family ose. as will as to tie wants ol Tailors, c trt Cloak Vti ers.- Shirt and Collsr Msnnfsetnrere. . xa ere w ttdant that our Msrl.ines in tie present form the best ever o Hired to the pul lie. housnrs of families esn testily to their merits ea all - et family sewing, while Shirt and Col'ar MsnofaetnPsfioelacknowlevge their tnpeiioritj ever all others for rJen examination ef tbs Machiaes Isrespeetfally soli- ittdtt Ootkirs& Eesd's, - '..'',fi,D c' niTtf - Sole Aren fpraorthernTpoia !0la flUIVI THK BUDIAM MIÄKS. - THISauveriorartieleof Coal is new reedy for delivery from the city landing.. All orders left at the Company's office, eoraer of Sycamore aad First streets, will be promptly attended to. as follows: - , - - Orders left before 12 oelck If.; delivered same day. r--Ordere left after that hone and before 6 o'clock F. M., delivered before noon next day. . . . - ' ! The Comp ny are also prepared to furnish Coal ter Stations on the R. and O. Railroad, as foliows :, . , - At Cltv Lud st... per uuan. At Deoot, 10 do At Ingle's Station, At Lagradge do At PrinoPton do..i. At Patoka da.-.. At Robha ., dc At Tpckers do. .. 13 .....13), "llti ... . . ... a da de de de de de , 0. is ........ IS " At Vinaceaaes...-.M....-..., dee5 tf - . . . c rvwwnm tnva an ... Rinkes Cottonades: 95 ease m. v-v Xfiii. rinttonadea. ree'd this day aad for sal - ..uca I ow . nt mhl " . !' 418 Maia street, Louisville. Ky. PAYNES MEAT SHOP TS now opened for the season at th eld stand est Fi at rt vert, between Vine aad Sycamore streets, r will keen constantly on hand all kinds of fresh Türnfha et ooalltiee. and ail ef them at the lowest market orices. I wonld he glad to have ealla from my eld custo mer, and ths pablicienerauy. - febtr-tf WM. FATNB. THOMAS 11EADES ... WILL deliver Goods, free ef charge, when bought ai hi Store. He ke-ps a supply ef Baeoa Hams. Shoulders, and Salt Pork: also. Cora ia the ear. Bran, Oats, Corn "eel. Flour, Shelled Corn, White Beans, Batter, Eggs, Lard. Tea, Snrar. Coffee. Stoae Ware - febu VNCUIIUENX MOSF.T. " CITIZENS' Bank. ChProkee Insurance and Banking Company. Plan era' and Mechanics', aad Lagrange Bank ef Georgia: Bank of Chataaoogaand Commercial Bank ef Naaaville and Memphis and most other Banks of Alabama, Tan nes.ee. Georgia and North aad South Carolina, taken at par for Groceries. bv . a. IjlLsiiai i '- r.vi-tf' ... i 8e wt Waer. I.UOKINH LASSK. BAMataVltim prepared to furnish Leokiar Glasses lit Maholany Wajnnt. or Rosewood Frarn e,J Pintnra Frames, etc.! also, Oitt Frames. Ktrtnra Fm. d a7eneraTrtme.t of PiMnreaj sad Oil Patings.at wholesale or retail, at the lowest pri qB9T mb'dawiaa No. West Fonrth atreet. Oishclanati. O. - , FOIt SALK. a FINK toned Piano: also. Furniture fer Keents, tt Ü. be sold very low for cash. Apply t.Rg nilr; mht-2w Tiilra street: nrss poor " , ! -- ,.,.., --a Buckwheat Floerl HhAPKR j sale atrednoed rleashT , fcA.TIClKaX - ja17 . ; R y

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