Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 222, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 April 1856 — Page 3

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Our City. Wo never before saw such activity in Kv-1 ansvillo. Tho wharf, the cau.il, warehouses and railroad depot are all alive, receiving ' and shipping. This, with tho present mar- j kets, id wonderful. Our wharf for the last ; two days has presented a throng of steamboats ' Keldom or ever witnessed before. But in every direction business and r.ctivity present themselves, la the heirt of the city and in the utsk: Ii every where.are new buildings springing up. . Ono of tue latest developments is the 1 T A : . M r .., nnln.rxrLMnn mgbUMui.iuiunitiuuu v vu. j..,, f.llow-citizen Clement lteitz, the foundations of which are being laid wide and deep on iuuon Avenue anu me iu.u. im 13 ..1 - C . 1 . T, 1 ..... n . cf.iKlich- I

. ,. . ...Ail nnnnio; i ! ic veu oi iur. liucuar.an, in ine v-;ity Inents which are going to swell tne population . . ,1. . f Evansville packet Memphis is due this mom- Hall, this morning, was attended by a large asX) vansvi e. . ing from Cincinnati for Memphis. She is a smblage, comprising our mostprominent mer- . - Light Sentenoe. good boat, and under firat rate officership. J chants, bankers and citizens generally. Mayor The man "Walker whom we noticed last! The river was falling.at this point Wood made a brief speech in presenting aa enweek as having fired into a crowd of men, so- j j estcrday, and at Louisville. Our dispatches grossed copy of the complimentary resolutions Verely if not fatally wounding one, and crip-'generally give the latest news from other of the City Council, to which Mr. Buchanan pling two others, had his trial yesterday. The 1 points. j made a felicitous response.

worst wounded man had to be carried into Court to give his testimony. Notwithstanding there was not a single mitigating circumstance, yet the Jury sentenced this man to only three months imprisonment with a fine of one dollar ! So one dollar, and three months imprisonment in the County Jail, may be set down as the whole cost of shooting into a crowd of men like a bevy of quails, so he does not wound more than three men or kill more than one. Valüable Property kor Sale. The sale of real estate of the Mitchell estate at the Court House, to day, at 2 o'clock, T. M., is of the very best lots ever offered for sale in this city, and which can be improved so as to pay , . . . . , v :n ,v,ai 1 1-ii.fpn mtumcf t ernt flnii whlfh Will rlOllhln 1 0 ; 1 ! art value in two years. An old merchant of Evansville estimates the wholesale business of the city for the present month at nearly, if not quite double, that of any former month of its h:story. Our city never presented so lively and active an appcaranpe before, and now is the time, when real estate must be sold, to get great bargains. Choice Lot for Salk. Messrs. Woolsey & Nelson will sell this afternoon at 2 o'clock at public auction, one of the choicest lots in the city for a residence. It is lot No. 60, A. E. situated at the corner of Mulberry and Second streets, and 75 feet front by 150 feet deep. The terms are one-third cash, and onethird in one or two years. This lot is located in one of the best neighborhoods of the city, and is a choice building spot in every particular, or a desirable piece of property, for investment. CCT" The Rev. Dr. Foster will preach tomorrow at St. Paul's (Episcopal) Church, at 10 o'clock A. M. - Town Lots for bale AT PUBLIC AUCTION! -7 ILL bo t m-lio anotion. on v eUueiUy the 7 h lh darofllnj, lb lollsniag Lw in tho citjr el KvanjH, to-nit: Th.othttiiriof.Lot37. OU P t, f-rmerlj occupied ty N. A. trrenu u Mrhlo-yrd. Lou U. 7. kud tit. t'pr t .Urpe-nent. Lot 4. fllook.; .11, BlookS; 27, bluck 3. and 5. Blocks. ir.er n linlrgemnt. , , Luu I'). II. 1. 1. 14. 15. '6- '7. 18. nd 20. in Cow- . - . aakAiwi.isN Ka A. L'tiDei K nlsrse men t. AUny ol iheti lotare lituattd in tho most flonrlhir.(t part M tho appor portiom cf thoeUy. d ro highly duirubla lor bmlJiiii lots, lor family rosiii cm. I'btlMS . , Tho larger lot will be old, one-third payable in eaeb.. ana the remainder in two payments at ono and two yearn. Ihe Int. hlf aiuh and the balanoe ill 12 mnnthe; inWoatto be added on all defer. ed pjymenM and a, mortgege -taken 4 eeeare them. .i.himu aiakeanT inaairiea about the lot will plee apply io Wm ap5-dawu , E. Preaton J. J. SILLIMA Afert. fT IrtJÜS ii'ew Kice: 30 4ox lickle; 15 baa march; ao.COO ?J half apM.r..juaireeivy!dby oqqk & " iflTi x.i.ik- j. 4 ; 31 .i la li. A i i. I-. VlUg richMtand ntet acied took o prinir and lummer a i. .nmiiHilf for inDctien at l.or t rew ir th corner ef Main and Firststreet. We e pect tall? iuTite the Udiw or KvansrilUo and vicinity, to Riveu 11 bef..re nttrehaa'i,c elaewhere. lull adhere to onr rldjßdtto vnell ttheapacd sell heap." rvnr new style Alautillii. äillt ani I rtraw l.onneti. ITeneh d 3wis erobroideriei. d ess tnirttnlngs. ia ana nnin sii jlere. parasols, cape, shawls, brilliants do laines. hartes. 1.: . . A lailirs miaic and children's shoes. lllso Cotoaades. Drillines. Vestiniis and CoaUnps for gentleman's wre and in fact every aiticle in our line has no rival -in point of style and quality, all oar goods have been pnrchus.d at New York, from some of the first importers and 'r therefore enabled to complete with any house in thuor "I". n. a call and ? " J T toaishine low prices. arlS R03 b R B KU A.r K 1. 1 eniVirITV' tin infill 'TK. V HL'YKRS. We invite ' Ä. the atteotioa of oity and oountry buyers to onr etock of Dry Qooda. which U now very LQW k c0418 Main at.. Loriisville. Ky TBiTiS'l'S. e are äeWng H brand of American Prints . at manuiacturcr . price. '"JVeS LOW CO . ,,pi9 418 Main street. LoainTill. Ky. TTSRKKH I'llVK UYbTKBS.-M doz oM and two a pound cans in store and for sals by 'PRESTON BROS. ipu iustrea'd and for sale by ap!4 PREST0X BROS. Ci KXTS Fl. K OPKRA BO I X. An elegant article PT parchased exprewly fnr tlie city trade, with aa eye te the latest fashions oall early, they at? just the very Hoest article of the kind on th s .eoatineni . aplV HRyPRlfiKS McREA. iLVK VXI.P UÖÜT8 Gents Bne dress boot maouB faetured to our own or ier. some of them with a rim to 'keen ell the hurt" fsom eornedfeet ilBXDKlCK3 & McRRA. Foster'a Block. apU A FKW AlUliK t.Mf tA.Mri Ulli. nave J still a few bagi Jlarkle's extra family tluur on hand "Ib aiewnagj. HKKjHRGtKJiROS; A ouciu rKitbjt ap!4 JJ' . s. vhm-.Ki. CL'PiiflFi.Vii FOXlt ia aadsao-s various t-rand.. foratoby apt " . . JL-L-'L? " " FOTt HKNT. HOUSE for rent on Locust street between Frrst and Second street, twenty-nine hv eventv-nve, 40 feet four tory, 5 two story, all plastered oaeful lor boardinv or eofee or any other use. atM Im' D. L. I1A&SLH.K. r K A II A.l t!IUT. 1" tbs bar lead; W) bag assord li shot reo'd per steamer Defender by , . .pit 7.. H. COOK k SON. AVmt ttTtrn r...k i' u i . ..)! Lv M pl4 ' z. h. cook t so. Gl'VXV n Vilx.-T bales extra weiah'a 2hi bushels: also 10 bales SVJ bushel: 10 hales 4M bushsland exsel ent and ehejp arficle for Bean. Oats. lie., lor sale lew ntolosc by mb28 GKO. KOST MR k CO. CHILI CJOÄLH WEavenowrieeivinea large lot nl the best coal in the West, nod ar rejidy vo supply onr friad snd enstosner by the small or large ur-itie. I e will deliver it to private houses at 12) cents per bushel, to thewholeeale eonturner, we will maae a liberal deduction. Orders leftat the tere of llollingsworth & Hughs will be promptly at-s-ndedto. ap2 jL.W- & J- HCOHBS. TsxTXli.s. tiisi kvgs ajoed"naiTTust ree'd and for sale lTi by r22 PRESTON BROS. Bey1 TTIXfi 100 bale Ne. 1 ree'd this day and for sa'e " .... D01TJT.1V' 1) DAJ ap22 PRESTON BROS. DHKRSE. Ä0 boxes ree'd this dy and for sale hy ""JJjj PRESTON BROS. Ticking ree'd this day sad forcale JAMES LOW k CO.. 48 Mai a. street, LpuivilK' Ky. hy

RIVER OTELi.IGEtfE. ARRIVALS AJiU DEPARTURES.

I Faio.ir. Ait.il 21. Scltxna fr m Nw OrUaaa to Louisville. j I.KtAXoi, from Xew Orlcacs to Pittsbnrg. J Ad. MoxTcKiMKur, from Louisville to New Orleans. EaxA Bkown. from WaVnh to ISvansvillo. Silvkk Wavn.irom Pituburgto St. LouU. Ecmimic. from Nov Orleans'to Louisville. Euriat: Citv, from St. Louts to Cinoinaatl. WM. DJCKiO.v, from Cincinnati to Nsshvillo. StriTZKKLASO. fem Cincinnati to St. Louis. P.KM Bol.T, from Cinuiea ti to St. Louis. Mkskkva. from Nashville to Fittsturg. TiCCt'HStH, from N'tw OrUansto Cincinnati. Chamnox. from N"-hvil!e to Cioeinnatl. Wm. Gauvix. from Louisvillo to Memphis. ffJI. KOBLK frnm (Snmnn.ti n V- w nlAfl. II. BiiiD;JK5, from Bjwling Oreeu to Eviasvills. The II. Bridges arrived yesterday af- ' T ' " a 1 - - 1 a f uwliuuirai i.i or v un a goou inp oi freight, TUe Fasll;on wiU bu here ;0-morrow morning for St. Louis. Look out for her as she is a fast boat, and has clever officers.

The Alvin Adams, the best boat in tho 1 Baltimore, April 25. Louisville and St. Louis Packet Line, may bo! John A. Washington ha3 written a letter, expected here early this morning for St. ! which is published in the National IntelligenLouis. Cer, stating that he was willing to sell Mt. The wharf was lively with steamboats ' Vernon to VirSnia or to the United States, all vesterdav moraine. There seemed to hi ' but both declining to purchase, the property

a continual stream of boats coming and going, generally avoraging about eight at the wharf at a time all busy. - The Rainbow will bo here to-day from ' rr , , . Henderson, start on her return trip to Louis-1 r Ti. P..:i. A.. ) to travelers. She is fast and comfortable. The Kate Frisbie left Louisvile day bcforo yesterday for Pittsburgh instead of Mem j d 1 . . . . -I plus. She proiwbly found the m. Garvin rather too fast an onnositit n. the latter havinr ! t L j D beaten her three hours from Memphis to Louisville. The St. Louis Intelligencer of Thurs day says: The river at this point continues to riae, and is nearly bank full to Cairo. The Upper Mis sissippi is naing, with full five feet water on the Rapids. The Missouri and Ill'nois are both swelling, and in fine navigable order. The Switzerland and Ben Bolt, down yesterday morning from Cincinnati, at the same time, were literally too crowded for com fort with passengers, who had scarcely walk ing room on account of the furniture and plun"T here were a great many emigrants on board of both boats. The following rates of freight prevailed at Cincinnati day before yesterday. New Orleans Flour 70; Whisky $1 25: Oil $1 25; Pound Freights 4050c $ cwt. .Nashville VVlnskv and Oil SI bbl; Ale 87,ic; Pound Freight 40 $ cwt. Cabin Passengers $10. W nbash Whisky and Oil $1 25($1 50 , per bbl; rlows ooc. JMolasses z; l'ound bbl: rlows bOc. JHolasses f re 40c per hundred. The s'eamer Henry Graff ran against a pier of the Rock Island bridge a few days ago. and sunk. She had no freight on boaid and was speedily pumped out and raised. The steamboat men complain awfully of this bridge but we think they much exaggerate the trou ble. The mighty rivers must be spanned by bridges, and the steamboatmen will have to get , . .. , . accustomed to it sooner or later. 9 E jf V fLBS S'jar enred driedbeef just reo'd and fa ? Vs7 VJr sale at wholesale or retail by ap!5 CaaK k SOX. I203Üar.'i0Ute,il" a l'ongues I unt rt-ceivrd liy Z. II. COOK k SON. ST -fe BOXES pearl rtarchjust jeceivea by . apt Z. U. COOK & SON. XiilS. itUSALI)s& LliWIS, "Big AV". lormed a partners ship for the practice of medicine ity ef Evansville and surroundird street, n jar the new Court CJS. and sarjorr. in tue ei inx oonntry. Othce on Th: House. rfTHE besTssjär" cured dried beef in the city pH-ly .n be had CAKSON. very low at aplt i i c rtsri 15 cuircis, & J-ü-fc--KEGS S C Soda; 10 bxs S C Soda in 1 !h papers; 10 do genuine Cas-.eel aoap; 2 bol Alum; 10 bxs Indie: 10 lbs each; 1 bbl 0mphor; 2 bbls Sulphur; so ap. suis 1 box Tariaric Acid; 2 cases U Luster; loask double refinedSalertns;t bbl Cloves; 1 case S utmegsi reo' this day and lor sale by - ' ap8 I. & 11. Ur,i,A. f AO IB SPK IX tiOO IIS. S m of the finest and i tslir,.. nit-.rs. bus kin ani ties ever bronxht tothieounty for these aLd all other good things in our line eaUat Fosür's block. nBSDrtICK3 & JIcREA. CI L FIjASKS CO boxe squart, p at and hf-pint jnst H reo'd per Jacob Foe, for sa'e low by aDS S. E. GILBERT & CO., Sye. near Water. SOTJ VCOO. 25 hoxes. s'd sires and qualities from jSL to 4 o per lb, just reo'd forsale by apS 5. K ülLBhtil s LU..üye. srrnwi.

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W Kare now receiving the largest and most desirabra tock ef DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOKS. tlAlS CAPS and notion ever offerod in this market, to which w e respectfully ia vit the trace. ,,.,,. A 10R.' BROOJH.-50 dot ass'd qualities jn.t Teo-. ier site low oy api. a Tts afs S LBS Carilina Rice S. B. GILBÜRT o: CO 25 bxs Cream Cheese: s halm Cajid'enwitiV: I bbl Stonehttn Bitters; 15 buxes oaas aad kf-oui Baltimore Oystor:; ..:..i iv;.,i,v ,n,i'nP,'i.iT D7 " ' " I. k d. nniMAN wjv'B FLOi'li" KbbU Rye Flour, a splendid artii B IV in barrels aud sacks. . .r7 UETtsnBERGER & CARSON. "RTRI F.D Fill" IT. 50 bush dried Apples: 35 do Peaches; . bbi Peach Butter, an extiiwt article or fam ly use, M-W 1 I t.'JlJ'?',? -ü?k--;-r iv tt B undersii(ii.ed wonld anuouno inasnenaa uaisuuu un I l.r.. .n.l ...hl.inrit new Wharf-boat "J! A ItlSIOTH CAVI!.' He has placed her. for the saae of eoavonienee in all stages oither'ver. at the foot of Vine street. He will at all times hureaffr be pleased to sir prompt and eareTol attention te receiving and shipping as well as to all other river business thtt may be entrusted to mm. ii in ay ee ennuiita io nim. Th patronase therefore of the Mere' ist, shi pper and tili i ei.if-iio ..l si f th intirinr it solicited . Vf i: ' jo as a . m itch e ; ll Ä5BlTSil choice Potatoes just ree'd by . Zi apl Z. It. GO0K & SON. SAT "lArvOb" no Ciirs: 11 lb" 8no Cirrs: Vf boxes Viginia Tobicco eo'd aad lor sale reduced price bv 1J1UUU p. SplS 1. A v. Mr.i.n f JTI.T. tSOSSr pi. I., r 9 lb. UV. it nis pro'es.-nonai servi es io ins cit'icn w - JL ansville awd vieinitv; residents oetween Jndee Foster and J. H. B .ffeadiek on Cherry street Lvansville, Ind. apl8-ld 500 KKGS. Xiils; 10 tons assorted easM'ng for si iy apl2 SA.U'L, UlUi r j wavrs. A i. vac. reir, . isjn.lv. fS.l'fl. JsrillTV STUCK. 1856. HAYES, CRAIG & CO. Maia Coraer Fourth 'reets. Lonisville. Ky. and I7S Water St., New York WHOLESALE dealers in Hats. Caps and S'rw floods; hsv now ia store and ar in daily receipt ol ti e m .st complete assortment of goods io their line, to found In J anv est.blishment W.st of Nw York City. We now telling and shall continue to do o. r Indiana Merchants and j others, unon s favevable ierrns, aud at es low prices as the . ...i.i.. ... i.. t.nn.M in anvof the Western markets. I tveiavitejn exioiia.iou o. oi...v ------ i o' our asaeetirn.. aU-Jra.

BY TELEGRAPH.

j REPORTED EXPBESSLY FOB THE JOURNAL ' Philadelphia, April 25. ! The City Council, yesterday, after a frac- ; tions debate refused to pass resolutions teuder- : ing the use of Independence Hall to Mr. Bu- ! chanan. This disrespect to the favorite son J of Pennsylvania, has occasioned a strong feelJ ing of excitement in all classes. He left New York this morning, and was met by a commit ; tee of citizens at Trenton. J Tho official welcome took place at the Merj chant's Exchange, the interior of which is ' decorated with flags in honor of his arrivnl. A salute was fired by a larse crowd. At the tv - ho if hp won r,,t v.tr n r..m u;,,, " iit a,e.w ri uv h -f j t V '.Sit rftai faww VI Vylbl fw liO headed by Josiah Bandstand conducted to 'the Exchange. He was welcomed in an ad'dress to which he happily replied. New York. Adiü 25. rnt. i -r ir n .i o,-. was not for sale. The Parodi concert last night was a splendid triumph, despite the rain which fell in torrents. The Star Sprnglod Banner was arotrakosch, and created the most enthusiastic , , , nilthltrsr of iinnlMin' " Tho case of Giles vs. Flagg, involving the rights of the latter to hold tho ofnee of city c nitroller, was decided to-day, in the Supreme f . r r ir IV t . 1 . . x vjuuru 111 iuvui ui xur. r uvz'-z, tue pi eseui jir ' CO I cumbent. The foundation of the prosecution was a charge of fraud in the returns of tho inspectors of the election in one of the city wards by which it was alleged that Giles the K. N., c tndidate was defeated out of the election. Arrival of the Arago. New Yobk, April 23. The steamship Arago, from Havro and Southampton, arrived here to-day. The general news unimportant. The Arago brings 130 passengers; among them Hon. James Buchanan and Henry Dubois, Minister from Holland to the U. S. The Arago had moderate weather, and came around the Banks. She saw no ice. The two English steamers that went in search of the Pacific, had retuned to Gaiway, after nine days' fruitless cruise. The proceedings in the Peace Congress still continued. It is said that A ustria gives trouble by persistently refusing to fix a time for evacuating the principalities her pretext is the necessity for protecting tho country against disorder until a regular administration is established, although she is bound to quit the Ottoman territory on the conclusion of peace. Russia is strongly averse to the Austrian position. Later news, however, states that the Austrian troops wore leaving the Principalities. The French army is to be reduced torn 600,000 to 400,000 troops. It is believed that Russia will send an Ambassador to Truin as soon as ratifications are exchanged. Adviceä from St. Petersburgh state that the prohibition of the export of Russian produce, has been repiled. Trip. Czar lias issued an ukaso statins, tnat the two fleets hitherto maintained by Russia iia the Black Sea and tua Sea of Astof are not ia , . , i to De rei"""5"iiany grain-laden vessels lying at Odessa, had received orders to proceed to Marseilles. A considerable decline had taken place in the markets. It is reported at Berlin, that the English Cabinet had decided to reject the proposition 0f the capitalization of the bound Due on the i , , , . .,.i,i ,l, terms offered by Denmark, but woula maKe propositions herself. Dispatches from Paris state that the Allies have order's to raise all blockades which have kept Russian vessels in neutral ports. The French Post denies that it is contem plated to send an expedition to Madagascar, but advices from 1 oulon indicate tho contrary The Russian Minister of Finance issued a notice April cth, that in consequence of the treaty being signed, the merchant vessels of the Western Powers would be admitted to i Russian ports. Le Nord states that the exchange of ratifications was eßöcted on the 20th. The ship Red Gauntlet from Melbourne reports that the steamer Schömberg had gone to nieces. The lnxlisn lDOnej' mariCei Was fcllgnilV CIianeQ. , ' , hMvv. Vt-Mtnx ficm-itiftS Funds were rather heavy were dull but in p oving. Later Ircra Contral Aniericn. New Orleans, April 22. Schlcsingcr's de't-at is confirmed by recent aivices from Nicaragua. Fifty of his men i were killed. The cause is said to have been a total nearlisrence on the part ot bcniesinser . ! of the necessary precautions. 1 lie remnants ; of his party had arrived at lavas, j. ne men 1 carscd the cowardly Colonel loudly. i vuu inutile hi'jl hilh iv, i jjio.vi fiele, ana threateneJ to saoot hin. His cowardice had created a panic. He had not taken a single usual precaution against sur prise, although in the heart of the enemy's ,-. , . country. Colonfi-l lhorpe came a passenger by the Charles Morgan. - lie reports Waltcers position good, and that he was receiving large accessions. The C-has. Morgan, which brings the above new s, brings date from San J uan to the 16th. The steamer Orizaba arrived out on tho 16th . . . r and lan lei Oi.0 passengers, I öince Scnlesinger s aeieat anomer Daiue I V n1rAn ne A l-l f7l iT 1 lO t TT0 (IT finrOÖT1 Americans and two nunarea uoaia means. Tlio latter were defeated with a loss of thirty Uiriod. The Americans lost two killed. KC11KI) RI uiü. 25 bbls Loaf, ornshed and Pouderedsuzara reo'd per steamer Antelope this day for sale by apl'i . PKKSTON BKOS. rlOTTOXADKS. ti eases Cottonades ree'd this lay and J for sale hv an 11 JAMES LOW k OO. -a kv BBLS X Molasses; 20 half bbls N. O. Molasacs .1 1J? ia UsaattCsooopcragsiust reo'd bv Z. H. C0O514 SQN...

COMMERCIAL.

MARKETS BY TELEQEAPH. . CiKCiNS-n, April S3. Kircrf.Jlen G intLes. Weather clear aud pleasant. Flour (5 Gt''3$3 j. the !mnanJa from Ute Lakes suailuiug the tiricss. PrnvU'ioiis quiet; Bulk sides 7 ts ' Shoulders 6c; Hacun sides and shoulders7ü3: Mess Drti. .r ii-i,u!.wifii r . . Po.kheldst Jl5. V UUky IS?;. Groceries unchanged; Molasjcs42, Sugar firm, coffee quiot. Jew York, April S3. Flour decline.'; snles of 6,Pttbbla at 5 7:$G 33 tut ' straight State-, SOgSS 75 for Ohio, 0 737 5 for SoutL i em, $?3V3$7 U2 for extra- Wheat quiet. Coro droop- I tne. Mess Pork advanced, sales of l.COObbla at 18 ?5. Beef dro ipluz. Lard imiro lug. WLU'cy imDrovine ., aitrixoss, April vj. BroadaluiTs dull snd doclinlng. Howard stre.t flour sol I at 5 50, but fell to W 37a; Ohio $0 35&JG 37. City Mills SC 372fcta 5U. Ked wheat 81 40! 45. Corn sills at i'.'3;57c for yellow, and dS52c for white. New Oititsi, April 19, 1. M . Su?ar--fair demand and prices steady, wlih sales of 50U to 600 hhds . Molasses Prime selling at yViii::. Flour We hear of only a lew hundred bbls. sold at $0 Vlhm$i 50, for Illinois, and $ü 4WSW 50, for St. Loul. Corn Holders are asking 45348c. and we hear that some H,9 sacks have been sold at this range, princi pal ly at ic for r lau white. O -u Sales 3C'U snt-bs St. Louis at 41c and 1G5 at 4!c ? bushel. Pork We notice sales or 700 bbls heavy nnlnspecled mess, in throe or four lota, but by one parlv, at 16 per üb!. ' - Hicon Sides rctallrug at 8i1b9c and 50 cnsks Clear soldat 1jc. Shoulder retailing at 7X nd tloar.idS at 10?. - Lard Firm, sales 75 tierces prime at 94,, and 40 at ' hiaky Salus S00 bbls. R. w at .3, and ICO at J3 cents. Spirits nf Turpentine Still en the advance, end one lot of 1V5 bills sold at 41c per gallon casti. WHOLESALE Salaratus , iron suit a Juiit 5 at; Common liar.. j extra size li a 6 Sae?l Iron.... . t I 3d Nuils lildfj .4 ; Id do 5ia5i ):id do 4a5 2lJai3; 6d do Oia4X j lOd & upwards. . ia4 I .Spikes 5a6 tit) 35a4:.. 31uo 3d .0 00 i-ta'J5 Lallles. 14 j Oak Country 3f. 1 50 lü j ropularsaw'd3f. 1 5a 173 j do do 4f. 2 W0 J4 ! Pine do 3f. 1 75 io i Leadand Sliof. i Drop Shot bas; 3a 3 10 ioda Ash. Hees wax. Vellow Whit CuittlleSperm Star.. Winter mould Summer do Coal. Pittsburg Canal and ty Coffee. Mocha Java 1C 1C4! do do keg Lasuayra... l21.t, Buck do.. a 5 s Kio V2jal3 i Bar Lead Copper Sheeting 142 ...... fig do 7 l.iullicr. Good Hemlock Sole 23aS7 3S 40 45 io laoz Bolt Curk, Velvet qts do qls. ...... 1 ti. U. rim'lkssle 38 a60 Oak Tanned do. JO a 35 30 a40i Upper f doz....S OOaiti fhial tu a-.o; Dry iootl-j. 3-4 lis:ht brown sheetinsr LilDC. White bbl.... 90 al 0(1 4 a5 GryiuCaurbhls W) al 00 4-4 do do do 7-fei heavy do do 1-4 do do do 5 4 do do do 3-4 blh'd shirting 7-8 4- 4-4 blh'd shirt 5 afij: do in bulk 50a; 5 5 ai: f ti tuber. 7 uHi O-.k atMills.... 1 15 8 W foplar do .... 1 5 4 ntii: Com. l'ine 1 '25 ! Good do 1 5 a5 CO 7al0t! Clear do 3 00 a4 00 ing & sheeting 5-4 lo do do 10al2i; Pine sumglehhst 4 W) Adams' blue and or- do do com.. .3 00 nuge prluls 8 s9i Poplar do tin.. 2 CO Robesuu it Morimack do do trood 2 5 0 blue and Orange Oak do 3f $ t l. 75 prints 8 n!)J ITIoluseK. Sprapue Sc Allen's j Old Crop madder nrints.... 9nl0; New do 43at5 Fancy light & dark Reboiled do prints. 5 p.R ! Saar Housn 45 a SO 7t a9i! Oils. SiiilOij Lard Oil 70 a 05 tutui! Linseed 1151 Si TialliTitnnors 18 Brown drills Blue do Bleach'd do Denims Cottonados ....... Kentucky Jeans... lljam 14 a 3u 3U a Tti I C;a 101 7 a Kt 121alfii 8 a l'Jt do Extra... S2 Sporm 1 .Cal 75 J'uililft. Leaille Oil pure S 40 a.1 5(1 SattneUs ilariners sliirtnif. Light ticking Heavy do do do uo.l 2 1)0 a SS5 do Rod. 8 Checks .. Yellow Ocre. 3i 35 a CO 5 a 90 C 2 a 7-8osiiatiurehsno. 1 a lüi! Paris Green j.a do do 1U at'ii Prussian bine. DrugsiV .ettictnef Alcohol 45 atjt) Putty. Whitiiifr Fire n ml water proofdry...TurpGiitine... Varnish conch do copal.. do Japan.. Alain 4 a 5 Arrowroot BorraudadOa 45 05a75 Arsenic powdered. 1U a if 0Ua75 3 10 a3 50 1 75 h2 50 1 IO a2 DO Borax rennet! 32 a 40 Brlinstoneam'rroll 5 do floursulphnr 6 7 rami, ho iflnod.. 40a 50 Provisions. Cantiiarlv;. SI 25;. C HOKHS. 1 3 -Ji Castor oiliU 1 2 002 15 Potatoes f bu do do no 2. . HS 1 C0! Bacon. hrur-" ' Calomel HydSub 1 13 -lci RhW. SV.-nltl Croam K.DSom a 5 Uibs. ci.uooge 1 a 1 3i Ginseng rjnm Tragacanth 5 45 a 70 9a 131 lü a '-'2 94 a 2S Vila 16 V hite solevted.. 4 Mixed Sa3 Kicc. Prime 5SC Seed Clovor 7 5:) Tlmothv 3 t)a3 S t Blue Grass 1 50 Flaxseed 1 4Ual 50 PotasU Liquorice l'aste Scicry Liquorice Faste Calabria V adder prime Ombro MaJtlcr Kranen K XFF Manna Flakes.. Magnesia Calc'n'd 9 a 14 50 a 75 60 a G5 33 a 40 !alt mid Ssltpcler. Kanawha 25 bbls do ? do. English flue bag Nutral!s Bluo tiuininosnlp....2 9i3 50 I dr. mid o Hhnharh China.. 1 0a3 00 ! Turk Island do SO Sal Soda 4 l5 ; Soap. Senna Alx Ha 40 Palm 5J aO Snake Root 1 75a'ä 00 OUvo ,,5n6 Tartaric AciJ... 0 a 70 ! trarmsn eiaiij FeHlhcrs. ! Spices. rivr.u.....r.rinip. 35 a 40 iCas'lain matts.. S.s4!t '--i '" ' ! 11 a ir, Fi sit. Dry Ood Mackure'l no 1 . do no'i.... do ' no 3.... Hnrrinirs scaled . . 5ä6 Mace 1 50 none1 Nuutmesno.l..l S5 11 si2' Penner miniatra. 14 Ba'.O 0 Sidce Jamaica... 16 a 18 65aK5; Ulovos " S3 a 30 I'lourund Uleul. I Nutrar. I N Orleans fair, bbU PKa9 WabaahC.B.t.b. Pine Grove 6 OCaB 2V " " bads IhnBX Ii I'OjG S5 Clarifled li'aiJ 6 O'Jati 25 Powdered lOall I Crtuhed 1011 Citv iliils Kuilroad Mills, LockUaris brand PrtÄfiwiiUi.. G COaß 50' Boatonloal' V 11 Corn ileal. GOX.U. Luini IPall F ti rs au Ski us Otter prime Grey Fox Raccoon season I 1 I Gun powder and Imperial ; do Canton tuado ' Young II y sera.. I do "do i Canton made.. I Mngy.sng & Olj ouy ,: Peweh;nr 40 afiü 49 a Dl 30 a 35 40 a 0 33 a 40 able j Mink do cased. . . Deer red and sht. j blue j Deer winter j Glass Glasiwarc.; Green Glassware 33 pc. dis. pp Flint Giaasware 25 j c. dis. pp...- j 8 bvlO Ub.-biird. 3 GO a3 75 10 bv Vi do . 3 7 b4 0"i It) bv II do . 3 75 a f Oil! phv "io c:ty 3 "5 'I'obacto. . .Manufa c t nr e d Kv. com.... 1 20 13 a 14 14 a 20 14 a 1 15 a 35 ; do do good. do Mo.coin. do do good, do Va corn, do do aood. 16 by 12 do ou j 10 by 14 do 5 00 , Liquors. Erandy O t ar d. Uupy & Co.,2 dopinctcastillo'j2 do Hennessey.. 2 do A. Seignette ) Otliersizosin proportion Safi no 5at) 00 5a6 00 lira in Wheat Rye Corn yellow. . do whittt... do mixed.. Barley Oats THIal oo 50 a r0 2ia as oao uu A merican brandy 40 a 50 Gin Hin am'ie.. 90 al 25 do do I 1 S.ial 40i "1 1 ?n . 1 i'U si 011 do Star. S5 a 30 do Kaele. 00 al 2u ! (inn Powder ! Old Bourbon 60 al 50 Hazard Pa9 llunont Sa9 ! Enileld a j do F. S. .. 0 Ulaslln" 7 00 - Hay. Timothy baled. IS 00 do loose.. 12 OOalTOU Hides. DrrHidef 12K13s I do .Monongahela 1 00 75 a i do Kve... .... 1 Peacb Brandy,. 1 25 WhisSy 91 lOu'22 09 v ines. Madsira...,. 1 25 a3 10 Sberry 1 00a3 PortpureJnJC. 2 50 a3 do Burgundy . I 50 a2 Canary 75 al do salted oMab elly Madiera. jai3M lildio. t Ur Mal.iga 5 al Bengnl.. 1 C5al 25j Sweet Madraa 1 OOal 2S Native Wine. Manilla 75al OOi Clarotin casoa. Cotton Yarns. 500s 9 doz 3 9 ct off for cash 600s 9 doi do do do 700s 9 doz do do do 40 a 10 35 a 0 4 00 a4 50 ..10 .. 9 .. e ' ", Ky 10 bugs or more, 1-2 cent less than Ihe above. JJj Thclowerpricesabovegeiverally.whereiwo vrh;eB Breraontioned.itre forfull packages, and the hiRberl'or tinallwholesala T IO tiOFFKE. SO bags ree'd per Antelore. torrve -7 dec3h. , GtLHURI' U0. ijo. acai Water,

AUCTION SALES. VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION! - tWILL sell at pnqlio auction, a the" old Court lions in Evansville. April 2tith 1836. Lot Bomber sixtr (60) in th.

Upper finlargement of EvanatUle, situated on the oerner ef Mulberry and Second street. This lot is 75 feet front and 160 . j feet deep, and is one of the most olleibl building lets in the city. SALK POSITIVE. j i TEEU3: One-third of tha nnrchase moofV in sash, and tha I remainder in ana and to veare arith int&reat. ia b. aerarad : by a mortgage. j neier to Baiter öv varvin, at wnose oraoe a pias oi xne toe 'mybeseen. SKUCt EOGKKS, I vooi.hst & ytmoM. Auctioneers. apl-3w DANiELWOOLSXr BinAH HLS0M AUCTION ROO.TIS, Old Oonrt House, Corner of Main and Third streets, immediately opposite the Washington Hotel. gff A VINO leased for a term of years and fitted bp tho above Tell known stand, wi are now prepared to reoeive forsale at auction or nrivate sal, allkindsofeoids. 1 wares and morohandise; household faiaitare. horses, bogIgies.eto.. eto. cssn advances made on consignments wnen requirea. RoKular sales every Taewta-y, Tnursdar and Saturday, ooraaiencinn at S o'clock. A, M. Also Tueaday, Wedcesdiy and Friday nights, at early gaslight. Out-doorjiiea aadsales of real estate promptly attended to . Ws nfe weekly receivin. and have bow on hand aluTge andgesctalassortmentof FL ENIVL Rbl, eous'itir g olslat, spindle and bannt?ter backs, scroll and scollop tops, rim bck office. Freuen, Jenny Lind, and Bxstlo wood seat Chairs; mahogany and rnso woodsofaseat Chatrs; Elisabeth ohairs; spring seat arm rockers, sofns. sociable, centre, card . tliiiina: an.l bre.ikfat tables; tiht and wash stands, lounges, mirror, fine common and misses' bedsteads, mat trasses, tin and wireasfea, etff. , which We will soll at Cincinnati prieos. We hare also on hind a great variety ofnotlocs, iew.'lry. lollus. aocordeon. pockc-t cutlery, gnns. rnatols whips, etc,, ete.. which we will sell at reluaed price for cash, wholesale or retail. WOOLäEV i NELSON".. in v Auot'a. MISCELL ANEÖUS. IrZ DOZ Demijohns H 1. 2, . 5, gallons; 10 boxe 4U grna O pipe heads; bags nss'd Coras; 5 dot b'-l eovel; i dos woodea trilit shovels; 2 dot leiuja squeeicrj; 2 dot coTgcst wooden barrels forsala bt apt: r. ,t d. nmux. 37 FOR SALE. fWJLTj?U it prhit paU. on acuotBuodting tri, Lot Ut. 37, la che Cp per Rnlarffrmeut of che oitv, on o! the uiort deirtth loaition for rtstileace la .Ue markot. It will be sH entire or ia pare! if desired. I have alio for Aal in various parts of Rransviil tn Lapwo, ia which I am prpred tt oiler brgins Persons wisbintr Co purchase won Id do well to s W me a call. mji27'-tf JU.J CHANDLlK, Real Eit. Aj l0. PPRISU Tit AHR OPK. 185G. T' 11 is inhifnritcr aro now to receiptor their STrng8toot, Oumprinnir every rarlet and Rind of .Itm'fl Womea'H Miis. Boy'a, X outU'i aod Chuureit's Bootd. .Ho9, Oaltera. Bsukmj. Slippars. tVc, &c-. la which thj eaU the attention of th trad Thoie oodt wero purchased early, and selected from te first aa'l most deilrable start offerrd in the astern icarkeu. IIJ2XIEl0KS & McRRA, i&hl 'lr3t9t. near Main. COLBCRN' ic nüLiStiBKÜKK hsre r?mored thoir J stock of fllattranes to the new huHdintj ltitely v.t up by Mr. Uughs, on Water ptreet, next ioor tm Canal Rank, where thfy vriJl kep constantly Ott band, at who Una. e and retail a Xxtq asiiortment of WaUr-Je of all sizes ene Rind, rix: Spring. Cotton. .Moss. Shuck, Hair ant Jenny Llad, Also Bod CotnfrU of all Ir.ee also Cotton. Mois, Hair. Shuvk and Feather Pillowi. Mttraseä raide to order, an ttuiritnieed to (tive satiroti'm. Tho9 ia want a Rood articl will please ftiT ut a cail. The attention ofConat-ry Merchants it nartieulnrly invited to our stock. Main it., next door to Canal Bank, ranrlle, I ml mhl8 T H i IITTLK MAX WITH THE 33XC3- STOCIS.!: tt !) can drs4 a pursuit in W'oi l. Liu u &Hk wrt'otton. V K RY Ot-ntleman dsirs tt b neatW and t ?iJy dreiM.A ed. It ie trminewtly proper that this iun:! Ve the aim (jf Ai.L. end we have nob'oed tliet v all tii well -urid ddnivuäof otfr city purchne their Ciothii.a it A. LOBKNST!NKS sterii Str Clutning: Store, ncderthe Pavilion Hoil. corner Qt Water ad Srcemore st. Cwrythinfcin the liue of Clothing and Furnishiu Ooods. may be Uad.roady made or madeto orlr, novonly la the bet Kanncr .ndutyle. bntttthe very lowest prices. A cneral a-rtomut of Hate. CApi. Leather Trunks. Carrel bags and Valises, every tMn that a geatlomau. e&n wear or use. yon may find at tue Western Star. ap3 KKW M) CHKAP liOOOS! McKINTNEY& COOKE. W ATER ST. !fKXT DOOll TO B. BARflS' llSTff l.OBCST. A Kü now rflaaivius; ud opeuins; a most JesirabI stouk of IISl spring ani summer ffoods, cocsi.ttng in partof tctt variety a.mal.'y kept la a dry good storo. Silas. Chall.u. Berates. Kones. Latins. Brilliants, Bonnets. (Crspe. silk Laee and N'eoplitan.) Kihbons. Lae Bdinsr. 'rloTesaBd Hoein in gre-t Tarity Cloths Csiiiaierej, Pant goods and Vesting, ia rioh profuaion, &o , A c. - a-3 KXCH ANCK HOXEL, Keulmrf) Intl. THOIIiHt'It tt WY.HA.V f?f i'Jik BE31ie to im'orn tba eltiiens sf A arrick anit sUÜ auj.iuent eonnties, that tu.y have pnrchas4 the Hotel Stand frraerly kept by Sir. Z. Haien, aud Inten to keep up the good reputation the hoiue has acqaired under its preTiovmanagement. They hive KKrOTiNisHEi and RKFIT'ED the whole oouccrn. and are prepared to accommodate all their customers in the raosteoyifortabl style. Their table 'III be supplied with the best the market affords; In short, no pains will he spared to make ts Exchanqk a timet as Hotel. Their stahlos will he kept in the beet pissible coalition, in order to aocomaiodate persons with animils. mhiS-lviil' w liUhl i'e. I Oo tslaok Satiuetta, ." l do nair-cornae. Reoeived this day and for sale by JAMES LOW 4 Cf iaa I 113 Mtn s'reat. Lon'svUl. rrom zd to 36 3L1CR SII.KS.-150 pieces Ulaes,,'., 3 iaohes wide, ree'd this day eofa .r t softdsw J AH LOW tyL-iJ'".-?11 VI' Lon , Ey. .sn,i..r. rin.r nil Tolii tSlinnsn iTiVrived. end are nicer than you eaa find else".n.ivlheyare cheap too 'alias HESDR10K3 & McREA. OVTEiVr I.KA1 HER 4JfrOOS. Just received the B. ' finest Cinnrefa Pat. Leather Gaiter. Button Gaiters. Side Cace Uiitcri; all the vsry latest fashions UENDKIOKS & KcREA. mti.:o risn tac'kki. a; i d.it i fnev'ininted Pols: 1 dot fanny Brass Rcelii 1 to twistoo nair. uras isq on s.ines; I it fino C.irk Floats; 2n,0t0asn'd Ki3h Hooks, eoinprisinr best flatted Limerick. Black Fish. Trout. Sea and River; also all kinds of lmmltation Bute just received and for ale by mh22 BABCOCS- BROS. IKE AV FVT.Ör HICi AND CÖKS MILL. rVUK iiuderXrned have estibüsbed a Mill, on the corner or A. Second ai' Cinat streets, fsr the purpose of mannfaeturin; Flour ai d M eil tor the hrnn trade. Wo will keep eonstautlv on hand extra brands "f Kionr, n! in nantisirata suit the trade. We hope to merit a share of the rul.lic patronage bv siring yoa a good article of Klouraud Meal. Grinding done to accommodate the country trad-jan29-tr TIART k FA1RPHILD. J Depot on J1la near Mrst stri, I ev - w ... h. vfll hA nlMMAd to see tbl & citizens of Kvansville. and guaran tees to furnish them with the best Oysters in the nrarsct. Price SI 2.1 per whole cans ana io ver nan i;as. mh2i-tf ' I. W. P R"OXS. Ag't. Ali thsiti.sale by 1 cases 3-4 do Best's rso'd this nay aud for JaS. low & mha'J-dw 41 Main street, Louisville, Ky. Cifit 1SLVM COTTOX.-10 balesSea Island Cotton, 19 ree'd thii day aad for alo by JAS. LOW & CO.. mh2-dw " 418 Main street. Louisville. Ky. U BBLS prime new Riot at lower figures than can be A. boaghtatany bouse la tneeity by ap4 JOTIV BVRTIS. iJASria new :le Faooy Prints: 3 do faney De Laines: t case Silk Poplinj Ä do black and fancy L,swnj .1 do plain and fancy Clreok Caghams: ree'd aa forsaleby mhl J . H. .MAliUh'l Ä Ct "PROPToTj. WOOD'S . OEI.EBUATED I1AIU KES'IOUATIVE. rjpHEelTiota olthis wonderful Hair Restorative, are proJ. duoini the motstoai3hiug resuiuia me pnonoainu - . j .. ... j. ilui, nr.ie.i.f rli. rlrtiiM of this i

rama-kalile composition. It is the only preparation thai can j flf A X 1 O W A I 11 O T EL t bedenonded on ti r store gray hair to its nuturUeoloT.and j Newlf It '(I ll Inrt. TO-pr ouce ou bald heads a luxuriant growth. Ä 5IR8.H. I PKSTKCOST, art" Tho full wing is from a distinguished mcmterol the J.j Reunretfully informs the citizens of Evansville saoli medici.l.irofessii.n; . . the traveling eommunitv generallv. that he has opened th ST. F.ITC. Jan. 1, 1S. ! National Hotel in Newburgh. end is pjepared to rccWer. Pa r. O. J. TVoob Dear Sir: Unsolicited. I s-.nd jon ' ,-;entand pennanen t guests . The house is new an newly rurthi etineate. A fter being nearly bald for a long time, and ' jsned; is woU arranged inside for eomfort, aid beautiruiiy having tried ail the hair restoratives extant, aud navingi tituated on the Ohio river. The table will lowell suppii faith iaany. 1 was induo d on hearing of youra to giveita akau tiins rrom the Evaneville market, ifvr !)7.RX fT

trial- i riiicea uivsuii is .. - head rubbed with a good stiff brush, and the Restorative thn applied an . well rubbed in till the calp was all a glow Tai I rcpoated every morning, aud in thru week i the young haii anocared. and .rrew lapidlv from the first ot August lJt no to the nreecut time, and tsnow tnica. oiaca ana strong , ,ft and pleasant to the touch, when i t was harsh us virj, viu'.iiii i , ..... ....r pearirg very rapcly. 1 still nse yonr Restorativo about vwiceawa.'a ii.,n.juM-- r J - r , on nav. a goca ana perect crop oi he.. tVrJ-and who I a. not? but hair. Now I have read of th . naTe never seen hitherto an f ja re.illv bonefited bv anv ay. and itreally gives m pleasure to reeord the result ol my it already hasaUrg. and irenenl sale thronsnout the Terrl- . . 1 .. ..ir.. ..1 li.v. Aniiilonee in xperience. I nave re rommenu3a your trspiriHos w I tory. Tho people lioresaw its effect and have confidence in it " The s.ipi'ly y n sent as. as wliol. sale agents fo che Territorv.is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are madefo it. i--:. a .r..A, I ,r ,rji, I f.,r li- return yr.x thanks for the benefit It has done me. for 1 oori iinlj had deidrPJloueaffo of ever affecting any such result Yours, hastily. - J - w oy P ' Filiaof Bond A Kellog Drrygiste. . .. bt. Paul.il. T, 50! j.Tt-d Rev J K. Bragg, is aMiaisterinrcgular SO' . JÄ"4pVrfi; Or.W f .ienceT.d 1 00 jiMs. Ire is a gantlcmnof esa idcrable iefl'ience. nd uns-: 20 v.rsally beloved. t0,WÄia.M. J. ia IMS. I , -de trial of vcur Ifalr 05; ;:??"T"" ..:7T. rto siV that itteffecthave been rxreUent in r movinrt infiamation. daudru and aoonstnt "ndenoy to it'og. Ab which I h. ve heewtronhlcd from my childhood aad hss ilo restoredmy hxir. which wa b-coming irav to iforiginal color. I have ued no other article, wit h .nvt'hlnclike titesame prewar and profit. DytMBg" Vours, traly, J. K. BRAGG. i-Pn paved od old wholaaale and reta latlltMa k.7t St. Louis, Mo., aad at 635 Broadwav. Ka Y" ark et ork. where a' 50 all'tüe most popular patent nediciuesarefor.i ile. wholesaler retail, aa low and on as favorable terms a the ein h booeht a any dther house. teg eor sflrle at ro-inuf-icfirer's prices by HALLOCK dt STODDAliDiad llt.S v.rin"iril diijglstFeveTVwh.r. itELLEa, FARNSLET & CO , Ageat. rovl -

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CIIERRV PECTORAL. For the rnjiltl Curo of COUGHS, COLDS, IIOAKSEXESS, JßBOSCIIITIS, Yni00PLG - COCGSV CK0ÜP, A STÜH A, AN1 C0XSOIPTI0Y. ft MoXli the acinerous discoveries science Jiu saä. in 2 this geaeration to faclliiit 1Kb tUsioess of tire increase lueujojmvnt. and eacn prolong the teim of hnsDea existence non can be nstnedei more real value to manklnT than this contribution ef Chemistry to tt.a healing art. A vast trial of its virtues throughout thislroaii country. Las proven teyond a doubt, that no me.iiuine or eonLinatioa ef u.elicines yet known, can so surely euntrol and uro the-. ucierous varieties of pulmsntrt diseases v fetch have hitheeto svri-pt from our cid. thousands and thousand every rear', ladend, there is now abundant res son to kelieve sr raiimiy has at length teen found which esa be relied on te . cure the most dangerous afloctions ef tho lungs, Oer spacer here will not permit us to publish any proportion of th cures effected by it use. but we would present the folio wisr, and refer further enquirj to my American Almanao. which Hie went below Burned, will always L pleased to furniftl" free, wherein are full particulars, and iadieputablo (roof ef these statements : (Jifioeof Transportation . T.awrens R. R. S. C. Aug. i, ledS. Da. J, CAVER, lXarBir Jly Hti4o eon, four jeers old, ' b just recovered from a severe attack of malignant StcsrHt r'ever his throat was rctton, and every person that Visited him pronounced him adead child. Having n3edr t T Cherry -Pectoral in California, in the winter ol l50. for a severe ' attack of lirocchitis, with entire success. I was induced fa try iton my little boy. I gave him cteaspooaful every three hours, commencing in the morAing, and by ten o'cloftk at gilt. I found a decided change for the better, and after three daTS use, he as able to eat or drink without pais. Its use in the above named disease will save nany a finita fron a premature grave, and relieve the anxiety of many a fond parent. For all ail'cciions of the throat nd lungs. I believe it to he the hift medicine extant. A feeling of the Uoepest gratitado, prompt me in addressing you three liars ; ' but for your important discovery my li'.tle Loy v ould tow b'ire been in another world. , Jam. yours, with great respect. J. D. POWELL. Surt. Trans.. L.K.E. Booky Hill. (Somerset Co.) X.J July 21. 16. Vr. J. C. AHB, Since your medicine has tecome known' here, it ha a greater demand than any other congh remedy we have ever Bold. It is spoken of in terms of unmeasured praise b those who have used it. and I know of some cae where the best they can aay of it la not too much f r the good ' tt has don. 1 take pleasure in selling it, because f knoir that I am giving my customer the worth of their money, aaiT I feel gratified in seeing tHebmefrt it confer. Flense send me further supply, and believi me Yours, with . expect. JOHN C. W.'ITLOCX. ' P. S. Almost any number of certcaies out be tent yon if you wish it. VTinilsor, C. W. June 2t. 18SJ. Dr. J. C. Atf.h. Kir This may certify that I have ased your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of one year, snd It is mj .inoere belief that I shonld lave been in my grave ere this ' time if 1 had not. It has cured me of a dangerous affection of the Inogs, and I do not overstate my convictions when f' tall you it is a pricelese remedy. Yours verv rospectfjllly. i). A. McCLUKlä. Attorney at flaw. Wilksbarre. Pa.. September 2. IBS'.- " Dr. J. r Aura. My dear Sir Ynnr medicine is much approved of by those who hare nsed it here. nd is com position issuch us to insur' and maintain it reputation. I invariably recommend it for pulmonary ejections, as do many sf' our principal physicians. I am yonr friend. CITAS. &TBEATKP.. M. I. PKKPARKD BY J A M E S C. A Y E R. , r-BiCTlCAl. AXD ASAl.TTlrT CHEMIST, 1.0 Etl , M Al -SOLD I'Y Keller. Farnsley & Co., Evanevllle, lad Yagie A" Crawford. Owensville; tfallock & Parmlter, Princeton; a. h rtingham. Patnka; W. . I. Whiting. Cvathiana; ' I. B. Jaquessd: Co.. Poaeyvill ; Messrs. Gardiner at lilairsville and ngitsvlllk; Yilllamsand Roberuon. Weät Franklin: Dr. Thomas Xewman and Jas. Sampaou.Mt. YernOElFludspeth li Bro.. Boonvillc; - Bowers s Surgont. Newburgh: Adams k Campbell, PetersbuTgh: ?red .Kokstoin, Ciaoianati, 0.,aod alldruggisis.- ; mh29-4m jril.rACHKD:OTTO 100 rases ass'd qualities reo' JAMES LOW a CO.. St 9 this day and for sale by 4 18 Main street. Louisville, Ey. NKW FAMILY GUOCEKY. : WE have bought the teek and taken th tore f ocenpied by T. Bacon 4 Co.. ta Min streevfTP"';: he Rraneh Bank, and have made far addJf 'J' iteek, with ush arraniremenU for fulnre.'' ,Hiu"Ia u ia promising the citi.ans fS 'f 'clJSi. c 1 -r4 . .anctv or tne best Kct amily Groceries assays house in the city. Being det u every ejertiOa to rlve.atisfnetion in all TKF,!"1' rn-a . . tri.' "oods delivered freeofehrr mhlV 0lTeOt HKKSUBERGER & CARSOnT .. . .Füaoaa ., ....joh a. btcr". - STUIIGES IIKIIT1IEK, WHni.KSAI.R IlKALER I PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND' COVOIISSIO MERCHANTS. So. 279 Broadway, bctw. Franklin avenue and Wasl trert.-: mhlt-1vd ST. LÖHS MO. BL'f K HriAT FI.OIII AiD HOMIXY.-iO bag -extra Buckwheat Flour: iU bushel Hominy fsr sale by" mhi7 J. W. & S. VICKERY. ' AMBROTYPES . TAKEJf ATTHK STTM" X3 3T1 j jT ! HAVING gonetoaveTy heavy expense H learning the prces and in Atting up my ruoins for takig Amt,rotype. lam now prepared to put up in the f-ucirt stjle irr ired Ambrotvpes, from a one-ninth te one-half site, Ihe Ambro-v. type' is far superior to the Daguerreotype in tone and beauty, having none of the glare of the Duguerreftyp plate, and eaa V seen in any light. We alsotakotwo pictures at on sitting, a positive and a negative picture, snd when held to th light it is p&rfeetly trausparnt. The Ambrotype are dtrable, being, when finished, entirely air and water tight, and a , be taken in arl kinds of weather Time for adults l..r a si .ting, from 10 to 30seeonda; children" from 3 to lOseoonds. Please call aud s.'e specimens. febf:üDauerreotJ,p" take'' ia th9 Til'Stoy, PUBLIC SALE OFMilVBTIIbKT, (.KI'OiD STIf IJKT . " HIGH SXISUET LOTS, Kvansivllles Ind. ON Saturday, the 2'Jth day of April. 1856, at 2 o'.lock P. -M., at th Court House door ia Evaosville. pursuant to" an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county, in behalf of the minor heirs and by the direction of the adult heirs of the late John Mitchell. 1 will yrooeed to sell at auction the following psrcels of real estate, to-wit: Lot No; 2:w, Don&tloa Kniargementoi tvansvine. ironung id im Main street and rnnnine along the Canul 144 fort. 1 piepoe to sell th s lot in fourparcels, each fronting 1J fet on Jtalff street aud 144 rcet deen. " Also Lot Ko. 133. Old Plan of Evansville. 7S feet front e Second street, and 150 feet deep to an alley and adjoiningthe residence of Wm. Bakr-r. Esq. I propose te sell this lot-la-two parcels of feet front each and 15") feet deep to tro tlley. Also the fr-ntbalf of the adjoining Lot No. 1;4, being 75 feet square on the corner of Locurt and Second streets, and well fitted either for Business or Residence. Also Lots Son. 7 and 8 in block IS, 4th enlargement, enHigh street, on whichstands a double frame house. These lot are each2o feet wide andaboutaofeetlongandarewellfenced. The titles to all are believed to be good. A urdian'deed fur the. minor hoirs and a general warrantee deed by the adult heirs will bo given. ... Xy- Turm of sale i eaah. tho resides at six and twelvt Mon'hs. by notes und mortisges with interest, and waiving relief laws, payable at the Kvansville Branch Bank JOHN IMiLE, Ja.. Guardian fer ilicor aad Agent for Adult Heirs mh7tds of doho JBttoheU. ag.'a will ae wen isnru c.ro -; J - . ,. f.. 1 1 to those who patronise the house. The public are respeetiuiiy solicited to a-ive the new house a call. mh31-tf F.LrCTlOS J SOTICE. . i. . v "-";".- c-....iii. ioii..nnii. I.C S-L. UAlLKoau mi nui kms io--L.fJh"t Line fiailro.d Company, will be held at rC.'ir fha Company in the citv of Indianapolis, on Id 1856 St 2 o'clock P. W. at whiih tim tb T-a.aHW ' -5 . . t . . .. t T . - , " . :ii ,ii,n v. -i.-.,j or. tor the ensu.ngyear flQl'OJVS. We are in reoeipt of a large stock of Braai dies. Wines. Old Bourbon and Rre Whisky, which we olf r to the trade at low prices hi4 PRESTON j . vn ll!-raS euoaanlid tilaek Knvliah Frinbs: ' S 5 do Hack and while do: ree'd this day aodforsMehy JAS. LOW i- CO.. mh2S-dw - 41 Ma street. LonisviUo,y. HTST RECEIVED -iv Waverly Magazine for AttjI; . Life ofSchamgl and Circassian Waf. Farmingdale, Dy the author of Linraore; Putnam's Magazine lor April; Seaboard Slave States, by Olmstead; Household Words for April; School F'J; VVS!V aplO " SAMUEL tISTER'8; cnitiEs. kij hxs Layer Raisins; iirj dot Brooms; SO bbls Cement; 7S bxs ass'd Tobacco; 25 bbl Tar; for sale by p 25 bxs Wheat Stareh; oO 01 Washboards; 10 gross Ex traot Coffee; l.W ksgs pnr Lead; . 33 bbl Vinegar; ia tore Orr. daLzell dt CO. NEW CASH STOltE. flTAVING reoeived and opened n ntire S. spring, both str' 4 r"" TrW.-d vic?iit;Jfe.r M e bow iavite the eitnoas ol Kvansville tl '.vor us with a el to promising fl 4 'P"""- KÄv,

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