Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 237, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 May 1856 — Page 3

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" : POET OF EVANSVILLeT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Toksdat. May 13. .. -J. C. FHIMOST.from rittsburgxo St. Louis. W. A. Kates, from Bowiing Green to Evansville. Alka, from St. Loniato Pittsburg. KT. CLAls. Irom Cincinnati to Keokuk. - KoaTflEBtrxB, irom LonisviUe to St. Louis. PETES Tkllom. from Louisville tj Now Orle-in. SktVRX. from Wabssh t Evansville. IIcsoariax. from Kw Orleans to Cincinnati. J. W. Mailman. Irom Pittsburg to St. Louis. K. M. Pattox No 2, from Tennen Riror to Louisville J . ToetrKINS. from Louisville to Tennessee Kior. Caxskidqc. Irom Pittsburg to St. Loa s, N. H. O iah ax. from New Orleans Cincinnati. The Cumberland is reported very high at Nashville and still rising. The river was rising at Louisville last Monday, with about 4 feet water in channel of Falls. ' The Emnress made her last triD from r New Orleans to Louisville ia five days and J twenty-onc hours. Tho river was . rising slowly at this point vesterdav. Weather warm and a little ' loudy. The new steamer J. C. Swan toot on board about 400 tons of pork and tobacco at this point, and left yesterday morning with a pretty full load. - Look out for our swift packet Rainbow this afternoon. She will start back to Louisville in the evening. She is prompt and fast and has superior accommodations. The Landis, HS H. Winslow and Crescent, were loading at Cincinnati for New Orleans day before yesterday. The Landis may he expected down to-day or to-morrow. The fast packet Highflyer, with excellent accommodations and clever officers, may be expected here early this morning for St. Louis. The Southerner will be hero to-morrow morning, for the same port. The Tennessee river is reported rising fast . There appears to be a general rise in all the Western waters. The Miami, Kentucky and Green rivers are on a bust. Not much of a rise reported in the Wabash yet. The W. A. Eaves brought down a full freight from Green River evening before last, which she put on the new steamer J. C. Swon. The Eaves was taking on freight yesterday for a return trip. The Uppor Mississippi we have already reported at flood height. It has also been rising heavily at St. Louis, and is higher than it has been any time during the last four years. The great levee at Cairo is reported broken in several places, or sapped away. The Peter Tellon was detained fortyeight hours by tho desertion of her crew. This rascally Conducton the part of her crew has probably lost her several thousand dollars this trip. She lost the carriage of about the 400 tons of freight from this point, taken by the J. C. Swon. The invincible Alvin Adams is due arly this morning from St. Louis for LouisTille. But as she will come down the Mississippi on the big rise, she will doubtless have passed Evansvillo before this notice ' reaches the eye3 of our readers. The Fashion will be here to-night or to-morrow morning for Lcuisville. By the following from Monday's Commercial, it will be seen there is a heavy rise at Cincinnati : The river here commenced swelling Saturday noon, and up to last night had risen full three feet! Weather warm and pleasant. Mr. Miller, one of the clerks of the Crystal Pal ace, reports it rising from Pittsburgh here the bulk of the water being out of the Muskingum and Kanawha, To-morrow we will have at least thirteen feet in the channel to Louisville. . The elegant and swift packet Wm. Garvin will be down this morning destined for Memphis and intermediate points, and we would advise shippers and passengers to hold themselves in readiness. She is commanded i by Capt. S. Sullivan, with our good looking and courteous friend, Green Sheilds, in the office, a sure guarantee that all those who travel on her will be well cared for. We are glad to hear that the Garvin is doing a good buxiness in the trade in which her enterpri sing owners have placed her, and we are as sured that she will remain permanently in the . Louisville and Memphis trade. We bespeak for her that patronage which the boat and of- . ficers so justly merit. 07" Our thanks are duo Mr. Bill Lupton, ' Express Messenger, for a package of Cincin nati and Louisville papers of Monday, brought '; by the train of that evening. 0"The City Council did not meet last Mon day night. It. will meet next Monday even ing. CtT Weather yestereay warm, and in its tendencies spring feverish. Streets dusty again. getting (HI 1, 1. 1 AiVl'tsl. Sunt Brilliantine ree'd to-day and jeuar lorsate ny my JAMES LOW A CO. rfRKKSi BARFGE. lOeartoon reen Barege; w 4 to ou Brown barege, roo'd and for tale by JOT JAMES LOW CO. f 1RKPK fcn AM i.s, 4 100 Kmbtoiderad, whit Crem Shawl: V 0 Plain do do do. ree'd this dT and dorsals by my9 JAliU a. uvv A uo. i WLKACHEI" COTTON. ICOeaws ass'd on ali ties re' w tm aay an ior uae oy JAM KS LOW A CO.. 418 Main street. Louisville. h"y. B WOPKIN5 A KtKII lluitr.,ird anno tn.k af r.n WM. tlemen'i wear, inch aa spring an tummer Caiwimcrer ijinna Drimtiffl ant uucih. lanmur v..... Drawer. Olnreo. ü Ho. Linen hankerahiafa anil mnmor Cravat. A1 of the aborenamed anieleaar of beautiful otiali'y- anrt will bo offered low fer eah . my2-2m KTI.VKOI.IVK OIL. 18 eaM Oliye Oil received aifl rnreale nv apl2 I. A D. HEIMANN. CAI.OWEI-L. & LAMGLEYt HAVING taken the 14 stand foroierlv occupied hy 7,. Jf. Cook, nest the P-t Office, have a Urge and well tleetelstokof family Ori-eri. wh'eh tbev offer low for eash, frpus bv e''f. ttntioo to bu&inejs to reeeirea liberal sbTo rjl lie patrensgt". mv

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EEPOSTED EXPEESSLY FOB THE JOTJENAL Riot at Covington, Ky. Killing of Two Marshals by the Turners ! THE TCIHEKS IILOCKACED. CALL FOR U. 8. TROOPS 1 MORE BLOODSHED EXPECTED!!! Louisville, May 13. Yesterday the German Turners from Cinj cinnati came over to Covington and Newport. ) The occasion was one of annual celebration, united with a presentation of a banner by the German ladies. As the Turners were leaving the ground hair a mile back of Covington, a difficulty ocCurred between two boys, one a Turner and ! the other an American. One of the Turners made a violent assault upon the American boy injuring him severely with a sabre. Information was sent to the Mayor of Coving- . i : i e ii i - r .v.lü"' au" - ...i tu fn If l 1 T . i. i 3 TT 1 i i a urners. marsuaia ouits ana aarvey aiiempted to make the arrest as the Turners were returning. Some words ensued, when a melee commenced. The Turners were all armed with sabres, and muskets loaded with balls. In the melee some twenty shots were fired at the Marshals and those who were helping them in thediscarge of their duty. One Turner put his musket to Butts' back, and coolly fired, the ball striking him in the right shoulder and passing out through his breast. Harvey was cut on the head with sabres and fell to the ground, where he wsts left as dead. The excitement became intense, and the Turners were not allowed to cross the river. They then marched over the bridge to Newport, where they blockaded themselves in the Turner's Hall. A strong guard was kept around it all night and a message sent to Gov. Morehead for a call on the U. S. Soldiers. Fear3 are enter tained of a serious riot thi3 morning, as the Turners are not going to give their hall up. Cannon were got in readiness. The affair will perhaps end in a more serious loss of life. It is reported that some ten or twelve persons were shot, but we cannot learn full particulars as yet, as the excitement is too great. Farther Particulars. j Covington, May 13, P. M. Four Turners have been given up and lodged in jail. They will be tried in the morning. The excitement has somewhat subsided now, as they have laid down their sabres and muskets but still keep the house as they are afraid to venture out. There is some talk of tearing down the jail and lynching those given up. Marshrl Harvey is in a dying condition from a terrible sabre cut on the head, which chipped off a piece of the skull bone, leaving the brain exposed Marshal Butts doing better, but will probably lose his right arm. "Washington, May 13. The Amersca's mails have arrived. The British fleet in the gulf have received no orders to interfere with Walker or his men at all though it is possible the French fleet may do so. Clarendon says the British government decline? to recall the minister and counsuls implicated in the enlistment affair, and it is believed Parliament will sustain the minister; in their defiant position, although oppositiou is already commenced a fierce war upon Palmerston and the Cabinet postponed the question of the recognition of Gen. Walker's Government until the next meeting. The President has assumed several friends that f the next intelligence from Nicaragua shows Walker is sustaining himself, the Government will at once be recognized. MVORIES. k3 100 bush Potatoes; 25 bush dried apples: do dried Peaohes. jnst received aud for sale by OALDtVELI. A LANGLEY'S Family Grocery. my8 If RAF Lj AHO 5 lbs Prims Leaf Lard for sale at tiMJ ducid phicss by apl 4 . w. A a. HUaKKY H l.V'KIM CHECKI.. JLi 1 ease 12x4 Linen Checking; 1 do 10x4 do ao; 2 do Pillow Case Linens; in store and for sale by my J AS. LOW A CO.. 418 Main St.. Lou.. Ky. iRISll K1V. V cases in store and for sale by my9 JAS. LOW A CO.. 418 Main St.. Lou.. FAXCY fcill.K CRAVATS. 50 dos fancy Silk Cravats reo'd to-day and for sale by my9 jas. IiUvy A (jo., sis am st . t.on.. ny. 1L7ICTORIA L.WS HO pieces reo'd and for sale bv ) JAS. LiU vv o7 t;o., 4io jiain St., j.ou., A.y. HIS1 grSPK.VDORS. 500doi assorted nnalHies roo'd to-day and for sale by JAMES L,oyv A (JO.. my e 19 inain streox. ijnnisviiie, n.y. TZ. g BAGS Rio Coffee: 6 bbls S. S. Almonds; QjW 5 boxes the beat Virginia tobacco received this day and for sale by ap5 I. A D. HEIMANN. I)R1.T8- We are selling all brands of American Prints Sk. at manuiaoturer's prices lor par tnnas JAMES LOW CO.. apl9 418 Main street, Lonisville. Ky. r2UPUn Fl . E FLOUR in bbl andsaol-s. varions brands. k3 for sals by apl4 J. VV. A S. V1(JU.K,1 CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS A!VD MATTI.X68 HOPKINS A REED invite the attention of purchasers to their stock uf the above named articles, also to a fine lot of pa'nted window shades and curtain materials a'l o which we will sell very low forcasn. myl-zm MEDICAL,. Ttilt. W. A. HORRALL Eeleetic phvalclan, tenders his JLF servioes to tho citisens of Evansvillo and vioinity. in tb.oractloe of medtoine and obstetrics. Omce en Main street. oppoaire the eonrt bouse in tho olBoe formerly ooenpied by McGill. M. D. myl-.3m NEW CAMI STOKE. A V fNG received and opened an entire now stock o JLaV sprinc. both staple and fanov srooda. oarpets. oM cloths Ao. Wo now invito the citisens of Evansvillo and vioinity to avor ns with a oall to promising latest stviesot goods as small profits. JAMES OAK LT A SON, ap4 1st at. Foster's block. W l.E DRILL M-M s cases bio Li en Drills: a do bleach'd do do; 2 do plaid Nettings, ree'd to-day and forsale by my3 JAS. LOW A 00., 418 Main-t., Lou., Ky. If trRIIRV SHIRTING. 20 bales reo'd to -day and JeYJä. lorsaie by my3 JAS. LOW A CO I I. worn TWEKDS. bales grey Two d reo'd to J3l day and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO rpABLE DAMASK J. 50 pieces brown Linsn Table Damask: 300 do 10-4 brown Linen Table Cloth: 150 do Bleached do do do; rse'd to-day and forsale by mys JAS, low $ (JO 1i".ASCY PRINT!. 250 cases new handsome styles in M- "tors and for sale ey JiJiss LOW ft CO.. mv6 418 Main atreet. Lentsvillo. Ky. T LEACHED DRIIXS. 10 esses In store and forsale JA B by JAMES LOW A CO my8 418 Main street. Lonisville Ky. rTlCK WO. 75 hales Ticking; 25 Mes Hickory sailing Jä. ia stors and tor sals y . u myg 418 Main sVrest, Louisville, Ky. fLF.ACHEP COTTOJe'S.-loh cases. vs-d hrsnds in eVJW store and ior sals by JAMEiT LOW A OO.. rati

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COMMERCIAL. OFFICE OF THK EVANSVILLB DAILY JOURNAL, Tuesday Eevening, Ma 13, J . FEEIGHT3. To New Orluana lower; Pork 45o perbbl; Tobacoo 3 5 ' per hhd; Cora 10o per bush; Floar 35c per bbl; no ohango in np river frieghta GROCERIES. Very firm witb good demand. Advices from New Orleana reports an advaaea in Sugar Xoi llelasies 2 and Coffee e, other articles nncbaaged. f GRAIN. No sales reported. WHISKY. Firm with fair sales at 22 to 3. PRYISIOiS. Nothing doing, holders very firm at previous rates.

SALT. Sales 200 bblsat 40o. i POTATOES. None in market; good article would command 7S to 80o. ' MAKKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Nkw Ormixs, Ma j a Flour, S6 85. Corn, 45c. Wheat SI 35. Mess Pork. $16. Prime pork. $1 5U. flogs, $7, bacon, haras 9c. kiacoD, shoulder 7 jc. Lard iu kegs, luc. LarU in bls9iiO. frline bbls lard, fljfc. CoSee, lie. Sujtar, 7)c. Mnl.-jsaes 3titc. Whisky. 23c. Touaeo, 7c. Cotton, middling: ilHc. Cotuon, fair llc. Sight ex change ou Kew York X 9 ct premium. Nw Orleans. May 6. Sugar aid Molasses; The aelet of 8uKr embraced about Con hiids with no change of moment in prices. Of Molasses some 7uu buis were soldat.4jscfor torment ins, and ZlUQWc forrhoico reboiled Flour; the market was quiet, aud we noticed sales of only about l.uoo Dbls or bich ssu Indiana at i S3; 375 at the same; a lot at 36 37. and 50 extra at So. Grain: corn was in active request for export, with salos or about lj.OOO sacks, including 1,700 good mixed at4c; 3,500 white at 41c; 900 in 3 or t lots at the samu, and GUI prime yellow at 47c. Of oats.. 700 sacks prime St. Louis were sold at 4040c. aJ (,u Saturday 600 poor at 3Kc Uf bran about 400 sacks were tola aim&oiiHo i re visions: pork was in limited request, with sales of 500 bbls uninspected Mesa at 10 50, and 80 of ramps at $13 50 p rObl. Of green meats 45 casks were sold, of which 15 of shoulders at Ci, and 30 of bam al7c. Bacon was in good request, and the sales comprised 12 casss ordinary ribbed sides at 9c, 40 prime at B), 65 In lots, at the same, 32 of shoulders at ,aud 1-2 tierces extra sugir-cured hams (Troworldgeoc Beatty')at 121c. Lard is ttrm, and the transactions included 470 tierces good No. 1 at yc, and 80 bbls So. I at 9'. Coffee: the market was dull, and the sales were con fined to COO er 70Ü bags, of which 140 Rio at 10, 50 at,1 1U), 350 at l(t. und 50 Laguary at 13c. Hav; two flalboat loads Western, embracing about 1,300bales were disposed of said to be at (30 7521, and one of 700 bales, to arrive, at 21 p ton. ("'undies: 10U boxes Star were sold at SIKc. Whisky: we noticed sales of GO bbls raw at 23,, 50 rectified at 22, and 100 Oexter's,in lots at 32c. VU1IL.IC SAL,!,! Z9Y vlrtune of a deoree of the Vanderburgh Cirouit Court mm made at its April term, 1854. rendered in a smtfer pirtitien wherein John James was plaintilf. and Lewis James and others were .eferdants. The undersigned Commissioner will expose to sale at publie auction at the Oourt House in hlvansvilleon tho 23th day of May 1836, the folio wing described real eatate, to wit: All that part of fractional section No. twelve (13.) in Township No. seven (7) souchof range No. ten (10) srestin Vanderburgh County, Indiana, thus bounded: Beginning at a stake on tl-e West line of aaid tract onal seotion at a point oneehain south of the north vest oornor of said fractional seotion. running from thence 35" east seventy-six (6) ohams to the bank ottae Ohio river, thence down said river south 40 west twelve chains and toeaty links; thence north 30 west, seventy (ill) chains to the west line of said fractional section, then", w-.th sift weftt line to the place of beginning. the middle third thereof being subject to the life estate of Cynthia Brown. ALS0:-y All that part ol the Southwest quarter of section Vo. one fl), in the Township and Ranee aforeiaid. ti wit: Fifty eight and 93 acres, being the middle part of said Southwest quarter, and is forty (40) chains and fifty (.50) links in length from North to South nd ten (10) chains in width from East t We.t andboiug that portion of said quarter section marked witb the word "heirs" on tl.e plat et said qaar. r seotion recorded in order book "D " at pae 110 of tho Records of tho Vtndcrburgh Probate C-urt. Eighteen and s-ioo acres on tue ftorth end being subj sot to tno life estate f Oynthia Brown. Trkms. One half the purchase money to be paid iu essh and the remainder to be paid in four months from tho day of sale, the purchaser giving notes with approved security. waivine relief frm valuation or appraisraent laws and bear ing interests from dato. TilOS. E. GARVIN. apso-4w commissioner. KACK GIStJKn.-obagarec'd per Ben Franklin and for sale by t a -E nir dvqv l a u--lil j .c.. II I U II I. I. k V ' . . I . n ,u ' " .,,(, If. DOZ fresh hermetically sealed Ovsters; H9 10 do do do du Lob ter; 5 do do do d Mackerel and salmon; 6 do do do do --had and Salmon; o'd direct from Boston by myt Z.H. OOQg A SON. JtST RKCKIVKU. Last Novel by Car lino Lee Hentt; Courtship and Mariiaee; London Illustrated News. April 12th: Lamartlue'a History of Turkey ; Puaoh, 5th and 12th of April; Yankee Notions for May at my3 SAM'L LTSTER' Bonk Stove. SO BOXES olS. . mvS C. Soda rtoeiveo and ti-r sa;e by I. A D. HEIMANN. g ri BOXES of Dicks and Mussulman's SL fjF and lor sale by mvl 1 . AT D Tobacco ree'd HEIMANN. NOTICE. TR3 M. DONALDSON would respectfully Inform the :f ladles of Evansvillo and its vioinity that she has taken house next door to Mr. Rubin Hart's dwelling, on the corer ..f Seoond and Oak t treets. and she has had Ions; experiuce in Dress making and Bleaehing and doing up all -inds of ätraw and Neapolitan bonnqts andshe hopes by doing her worn neat and reasonable to Invito a share ot the public tronage. myzti CHEK8K. 25 boxes English Dairy Cheese vee'd and for sals by mj3 1. A D. HElM N V. IT K AD. 13,000 small bar Lead ree'd and for sale bv JLi my 3 I. A D. UEUIANX. 9 CASE large Sultana Prunes received and fer sale tt CinJL cinnati prices by mj3 I. A D. HEIMANN. LB4 German Prunes, received and for sale at Cincinnati prices ey I. A D. HEIMANN. my3 TAR C1WHLK8 Warranted full weight. 5 whole, b-tlfanu quarter boxes Proctor A (Gamble's, for sale at owet pricesuf short weightCaodles. ree'd per J. W Cbeeseman. myj a. E. G'.LBERT A CO., Syc . near Water. Ä OASES French Chocolate; 15 boxes Yallow Yermicelle; 6 do star Maooorone; t bbl green Cheese, forsMe I. A D. HEIMANN. Vi 1 5 boxes Macouronie; Z do (Juronai low bv mv3 Qflf SETTS Buggy andWsgjon springs for ?al- by OUU myS SAM'L ORR. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Rewburg, lud. J THORS HERO 11YM1S 4 Ll BEG leave to iniorv the citisens of Warrick and r..-':fl adjaoent counties, that they have purchased the Hotel Stund formerly kept bv Mr. Z. Hazen. and intend to keep np the good reputation tho house has acquired nnder its previoo? management. They have XKrtraNisnKD and riefit'ED the whole concern, and are prepared to aocotnmodate all their customers in tho mostoomfortable style. Their tab'e will be supplied with the best the market affords; in short, no nains will ho spared to mass fie Exchamob a firstolass Hotel. Theirstablcs will be kept in the best possible eonaition. m oraer to accommoaate persons witn animals. mhZH-iwdlw 4I)f I VIHTR41'OI'H stil.K 1iTOTICE is hereby given that I will sell at public sale auetion. on Motidsv the 19th dav ol Mav nsxt. at the late residence of Harvey F. Calloway, on the Koberson place, in union lowusnip. vanuertmrgn county, all Ms per-onal property (nottaken by the widow)consistingof Horses. Hogs, Cattle. Corn. Wheat. Household furniture and Farminr. utensils. Ae. A credit of nin months will be given on all sums oter three dollars, purchasers giving notes with approval security bearing interest and waiving vslnstton and appraisment lawj. ap24-3w J. M. CALDWELL, Administrator. SMUT MACHINE FOIL SALE. THE subscriber h-reby informs the public that he is still engaged jn the Smut Machine business and ia readv to fill all orders. My machines are well known in these parts, and I eould get a number of oertificates from Millersand Mill Wrights that hav run them, but I deem it nnneeesssrv. in aa much as I warrant them, when put np right, and have the proper speed. All I ask ia a fair trial and I am sure they will do ti.e work. Iam getting them no in much better stvla than formerly, and am auro that they will clean wheat as well as a majority oi macmnes tnat sou lor a much higher price. All orders to Krats a Hoilman or m vself will tie rrotiptl v attended to. Evansvillo. Ind. HIRAM HOPKINS. I also own the right to four counties of Zona Kantine' PATENT SPUING WIRE TEETH HAY RAKE, snd I wish to sell out the whole concern, and will give a bargain. These are the best horse hay Kas.es tnat are in nee. and any person that has got a s all eipital can make money by the operation. I can supply a few rersons witn teases this season, ifthev send their orders soon. Evansvillo. ind. feb37-3mw HIRAM HOPKINS. PURIFY THE BLOOD. MOFFAT'S LIVEK 11 L. LS. PHCENIX B ITTERS. FRVjv; rlO ALL VI9I tit POISOKS. THK great porularHy which Moffat's Life Pilx.8 and Phosxix Bittsrs have attained, in censeouence of tha extraordinary enres effected bv their use, renders it unneces sary tor the proprietor to enter into a particular analysis of sneir meuiomai virtues or properties, flaring oeen more than twentv years before tho pnbhe. and having tha united testimony of more than Threk Millions of persons who have been restored to tho employment of the perfect health hv them, it is believed that their reputation as tho bestvegetable medicine now nerore tno puoitr. admits or no dispute. In almost every city and Tillage in the United States, there are many w ho are ready to testity tneir emoacy in removing dis ease, and giving to tho whole system renewed vigor and health. In eases of Scobfcla. Ut.cf.bs, Sctjstt t Eaumonsof the skin, tho operation of the Life Medicines is truly astonlhinr, oftest removing in a few dsys, every vestige of these inatnsome oiseasea, nv tneir purityin enects on the blood. Fetes and ague, DYSPrrs'A, DnopsT, Piles, and in short most all diseases, soon yield to their curative properties. No family shonld be without them, as by their timely use muoh sutfering and expense mav be saved Prepared bv WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, M D.. New York. Andforsaleby KELLER, FA RNSLET A 00. rnbs Evansvilfe, Indian:.. TO MERCHANTS. SHIPPERS AND OTHERS. TH undersigned would announce that he has finished hi large and substantial new Wharf-boat 'ÜJIMMOTH CAVE.' He has plaeed ber. for th. sake of convenience in all stages of th river, at the foot of Vine street. He will at all times hereafter be pleased to give prompt aad oarefnl attention to receiving anu snipping as well that may be entrusted to him. well as to all other river business Toe patronage therefore of to Hero1-ante. Shippers and ! thrs of thieoityasdof the interior it "lirited

T3-tf ' JOHN S. MITCHELL

AUCTION SALES.

GLASS WARE AT AUCTION! ON Thursday morning. May 15th, at 9 o'olo-k 110 boxes of Glaa Ware, consisting of Tui Nannies. Ptktea. Snirars. &0.. &0. we will sell mblers. Jars, also. three oaf as oi Koramfnam ana Liverpool ware 04 '"n"'?.r l00 "a c"e-' ' : . . . - . my 12 ca WOOL3KV A Nfit-SON, Auctioneers. DANiKLWOOLlET.. AUCTION .BISAM KSL80H Koo.ns, Old Court House. Corner of Main and Third streets. Immo- j diately opposite the asbington Hotel HAVING leased for aterm of years and fitted nr tho above well known stand, we are now prepared to reoeiveforsaleat auction or privato sale, all kinds of goons, war ana merchandise; bom ahold turnituro, horses, buggies.etc.. etc. .j i Cssh advances made on?on?nmen ts when reqiiired. Regular sales everv Tuosy. Thursday andnrj eommencingat o clock, A, M. Also Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights, at early gas liKht ,,.f,..j ! Oat-doorles andsales of real estate promptly attendsd to- ' " ' , . , .. . ..,! D7. mmm ....I vin. inn hv. BAVftH nnnd a larva ...... j - y and general assortment oi ruiiJni,"., consiacmg i spinaio ana oaani?ter oaoas. ivrvu uu bwhu wym, i back sfiloe, Freuch, Jenny Lind, and Btatle wood seat Chairs; mahogany and rose wood sofaaeat Chairs; Elisabeth chairs; spring seat arm rockers, sofas, sooiablea, centre, card, dining an,l breakfast tables; light aud wash stands, lonnges. mirrors, fine common and misses' bedsteads, mattrasses, tin and wire safes, etc, which we will sell at Cincinnati prices. We have also on hand a great variety of notions, jewelry, violins, aoeordeons, pookot entlery. guns, pistols whips, etc.. ete.. which wo will sell at reduced prices for cash, wholesale or retail. WOOL3BT & NELSON.. mvO Anet's. T J TTIXO 100 bales No II by apis 1 reo' a this day and for sals PRESTON BROS. CHEKiB. SO boxes reo'd this day snd for sale by apJ2 PRESTON BROS. JKFl KO VII. 25 bbls Loaf, crushed and Ponli iV dered sugars ree'd per steamer Antelope this dsv for sale by apl2 PRESTON BROS. COTTOX AIKS. 5 eases Oottonades ree'd this lay and. for sale by aplä JAMUj LOW A CO. nnr a n- T : a j u : i 1 , r 1. . l. . on wi i l i u .1 i. n: . um i ... inni ia v&b iwuK u,vw half Spanish Cigars, just reoeived by an7 Z. H. COOK A SON g,liVKC Vl.F ROD TiS. Gents fine dress boou mar.cfactored to our own order, some of them with a rim to "keep off the hurt" faom corned feet. HENDRICKS A McREA. sp!4 i Foster's Block. nnflOF fins Cigars: IS boxes Tiginia Tobacco ui v v reo'd and for sale at reduced prices bv aplä CfAI! COAL!! "W"r7"E ! W West, and are readv to sunptv our friends snd custo mors by the small or largo quantities. i o will deliver it to private houses at 12 oents per bushel, to tbewholeaalo consumers, we will make a liberal deduotion. Orders l.ftat the store of Collingsworth A Hughes will he promptly attendedto. apZ J. W. A J. W. HCGHSS. A I.K. 50 bbls more ef that sunsior Philadelphia Alojast XML reo'a and tor sale by aplS PRUSToN BROS. "PITDH 17Y Clerks say they tear I hire bought more Goods then ITsA we will be able to sell the present season. Now. in or der so avoid the like ooonrrenoe. I hare given them instruo -tiunsto seil the Goods at muoh less than onr usual low rates. To my customers, aud all others who want bargains in Dry wooiia. 1 would respectfully sa? . now Is your time to " Itch tu." S. EM BICH, p!2 Main street, three doors below Second. A1 LB 25 bbls Pittsburg AI received and forsale by ap!2 I. A D. HEIMANN. VVTHITR WI VK VIVKI) R! 7 bbls Wl ite Wine w ap!2 Vinegar ree'd from New York and for sale by I. A D. H KIM ANN. PIE FRUIT. 12 cases Pie Frui'S ree'd and for sale by spi2 I. & D. HKIMANN. fjrVlBLK FRIUTS. 12 eves of Peaees. Cherry. Pin Ja Apples, foars, , Ac, reo'd and for sale bv I. A f. HEIMANN. 'WP A V RUM 6 cuul at. Thomas liy Rum ree'd and i fesalsby apl3 1. A D.HSIMAN'N. A RARE CTIAXCE FOR THK MAS OP LIMITED ftlKAiv. .IOR SALE-t-Threelots nthe llastern Rnlurgement. saoh 30 feet front and 146 deep. Price .!75 or each. M. eash. Kin one year, K in two years and J in three years, with Interest. fSmrnire of apSS-EW Ao A lltLKoAKT. BCCRET". 10 dos 3 hoop iron bound Geder Buokets; 6 dot :t hoop brass do do do; in do faucr tor Buokets; IS nest flour Buckets reo'd andforsaleby apl7 I AD. HEIMANN. J. II. ZflAGHEE Sc CO. A VING closed out netrly oar whole first purohasesof Spring Gods, nndar a very heavy trade for the pantsix weeks, we are now receiving- a second edition purchased at greatly reduc d rates, and we are offering the most desirable ana elegant stocx oi iry oous ever orougnt to tue nest.vc verv low prices, and would invite merohauts to call and ex amine for themselves if they want to buy cheaper than they have bought before. We are juetreoeiving now rriots. ijottonanss. itisfnani, Jeans. Aprou Checks, Sattineta, Chaliis. Cas-imeres, Bereges, festlags, I)I.ains, Jacoonets, Ac. Ac and all kinds of rods suitable to the season; besides an ele gant assortment of Silk aud Straw Bonnets. ap2 SUGAR cured beef Tongues jest reoeived by apU Z.H. COOK&SON GREAT CHANCE FOR BAUGAIIN'S. NO HUMBUG!! Selling' off tat Prime Coat! THR undersigned takes leave to announce to the citlsjnt of this place and vioinitr. that he inteuds ebaoging his bnalaexs. and theretore will in order to dispose of hi- heavy and well selected etook of fauoy and staple Dry Goods, sell ench at prime cost. His stock consists in part of Linens, Muslin do laines Bareges. Muslin de Buses, Brilliantes, Swiss jaconets', silks, paruols. Hosenes, glr ves. embroideries, and a multitude ot other desirable articles, for spring and summer wear, too numerous to mention. As this stock has to be closed before the first ot July, yoa will avail yourself of this opportunity lor scouring your summer apparels for h lf the usual cost; and would respectfully request a call in order to oonrlne before purchasing elsewhere. A. ANSPACHER. ap301m Main street next door to Brauch Bank. LUMKESt AN D SHHGLE " Oft& af ati i FEE f dressed flooring: 50. 000 Poplar jsos H w w sningies, in yana tor enio ty sp'AI-2 W JOHN F. GLOVER. if BXS Citron: 25 drums Figs; V 5' Oibs papersh-UAlmoads;500 boxs sardines reo'd is Europa hy ap23 Z. H. COOK A SON. CLOSING OCX AT COST. PERSONS wishing to obtain anything in the argrieultnral implement line, can get them at cost hr cnllng at the old tau dot myt THOMAS G It A XT. Main st. HrVtlFD BEEF ASH B' EF TOMiLliB. MJf tue 1U00 lbs estra sugar cured dred beef; 5 dos extta boot .ongucs. inst reo-a snu lorsnie myt HKRSHBERQKR A CARS BABV AVAl.OKi4.--H ""s fancy enameled top cabs; H dos willow cabs; . H do willow wagons, for sale by myl HKKSHBERG'Slt - OARSON. Ld BBLii andou scaa Flour at wholes ale and re tail by JOHN BÜRT13. ap30 Next door to 8. E. Gilbert A C. irriD FLIHKD SILK V, LOVES. M doi Men' JA I black, white and eolored; 50 dos Ladies black, white sad colored, roo'd to-dsy and forsale by apZo JAJItSLUW A CD. BAND Y. 25 doi pure Catawba brandy for sale by myS I. A D. HEIMANN. 9 TALI A IV CI.OTH. 3 eases assorted qualities, reo'd A. this day and for sals by JAMES L O W A CO.. ap30 413 Main street. Louisville. Ky. C REALS cotton rope; 9 10 do Halter do; 10 reals Hemp rope; 75 do Bed cords, jnst ree'd Z. H. CO"K A SON. bv sp30 DRV GOOD'S AT COST. flfOPKINS A REED intending to change their business. M. will now offer their ontire stock of Dry Goods at cost for cash. All who want bargains will please call and examine goods ano learn prioes Deiore purcnasiug eisewnero myi-m DESIUAKLE ItESIDESCE FOK SALE. WE will sell at private sale the South Eastern half of Lot No. ion O. P. of Evansville. and situated near the corner of 2d and W alnut streets. Upon the lot is situated one of the most eomrortable buildings in the city, fitted up with all the utodrsn improvements, and decidedly the best improved nronertv now in the market, pplv to BAKER A GARVIN, CHAMBERS A CATTELL. Enquirer copy. ap26-2w C-1.LASS WARE. 100 boxes Glass Jars, ptand qt Flasks, H Wine Bottles. Ac, also, 50 Demiiohns ass'd sizes. Received per steamer Monongaheia this day. and forsale by ap29 PRESTON BE08. fl'ST RKCKI VEB PER STEAMER ST. CLAIR. 50 boxes Claret Wine at redooed prices. ap46 S. MVRES. BAGS Popper; 4 bags Allspice reo'd and for sale bv ap22 I. A D. HEIMANN. H.TKV G RDEi 6FKDS. 5 boxes assorted garden iSm seeds, ust reo'd by myl J.W.AS. VICKKttY. Tif5 BCSIT choice Potatoes just ree'd by Ja V splS Z. H. COOK A SON. lirW'BOW LASS. 250 boxes esforted sises reo'd W and for sale by ap3t PRESToN BROS. H" IQCORS. 10 bbls superiorold Rye Whisky; 10 cases JLi pure Holland Gin. just reo'd and for sale by p22 PRESTON BROS. f, M BAGS Java Coffee; 35 Pocket Java Coffee ree'd and JA XW for sale by ao22 I. ft D. HEIMANN -i CT HALF ehes Young Hrson. Gunpowder and Imperial JL J Tea reeeived and for sale ky ap22 I. A D. HEIMANN (T rX CADDi ES; 6 lbs Ea ass rted Tea; 12 Caddies; 131b ewtJ assorted tea, ree'd and for sal by ap23 I. ft D. HKIMANN. SriiAtt 1"8 hhds fair to choice j ust ree'd and for sal by ap22 PRB8TON BROS. UP!. 34 Boyes Tomato Catsnrs rec"1 and forsal pl , I. & D. HEIMENN. by io,ooo Avoiixn of DiTcnnr.. THE Ovraeas Pos Dsaimimo Oohpast. inoorporated bysn aot of the 1 ait Legislature of Kentneky. have about tlO.GOO werth of ditching to bo den through their landein Union Bounty, for which they will pay eash. as soon as th work la done, and will mike advances ennal tn V sit ean on tho work done each month, after the seoond month, th work toeommenoe in Junae-p Jolt nri Snib.,? in DMomber i sex. Th land wtil be shoWn and fall particulars given by applying to A. L: Churohill. Geo. Hsoshiw. Dr. J. D. Ames! so. Payne, living near ial, or to me. fTIerkofthe f Board IB Morgsafield. PTy

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t C DOZ Demijohns H 1. 2, 8., gallons; 10 boxes 40 gross XJ pipe heads) k bags aas'd Coras; 6 dos bbl oovela; X dos woodea raia shovels; 2 do lemon squeesers; dosoorgost wooden barrels for sals by . T,, , pl7 I. A D. HBIMANK. 15. SPRIXO Til A UK OPKJ. 1SOO. rri H B subscribers are now iu receipt of their sprjngstooa. A oomnriiineevery varietv aud kind 1 Men's Women's n!iAa tin.', i nmn'itno I nuarea'i duuu. ouvn. uMtcisi TT I - . ..1 1 1 . . f 1 Ul.u yki.. sYinneV. Ac. Ao.T to whieh they call the attention of the trade. Those goods Were purchased early, ana selected from tho first and most desirable stock offerjd in the Kastern markets. na,tiitn;a.3 s ti"". hl First st. near Mam. vitnvu. ,-oi,Bt:RN & HERSHBEKGER hsvs removed their j acack Df Mattwses to the bow btilding lately put no t, Mr. Haihw. on Water street, next floor to Canal Bank, where they will keep oonstantlv on hand, at wholesale and retail, a largo assortment of Mattrassesof all sUes and cinds. SpTin Cnun. Moss. Shuok. Hair aud Jenny Lind. AoL5ed Comforu of all Ues also Cotton. Moss. Hair. Shuck snd Feather Pillows. Mattrasses made 10 order, an guaranteed to give satisfacua Those in want a good artiele will pleaaerivo us aoall. The attention of Country Merchants ls particUlarlv invited . ... " 1 . . n- ... teourstocs. jnain St.. next aoorto (.anal Sana. nvanoTiuo, (j. aft IK THK LITTLE MAN WITH THE Who can dress a person in Wool. Linen 811k or Cotton. VERT Gentleman desires to be neatly and tatily dressJ ed. It is eminently proper that this shonld be tho aim of all. and wo have nsticed that nearlv all tUe well -crossed deniaens of our city purchase their Clothing as A. LOBKNSTINE'S Western Star Clothing- Store under the Pavilion Hotel, corner of Water sad Svcamor sts. Everything in tho line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, may be bad, ready t-ade or made to order, notonly in tha bast manner andstyie. tin tat tne very lowest prices. A general assortment of Hats. Caps. Leather Trunks. Car pet bags and Valises, everything that a gentleman can wear or use. you may nna at tne western star. aps AKW AiO CUKAP GOODS! McKINNE Y & COOKE. WATKR ST. SEXT DOOE TO ft. BASOS' BRTW M AIH AKD I.0BCST. A RK now receiving and opening a most desirable stock of XyL spring and summer goods, consisting tn partor every variety csualivkent in a drv good store. Silks. Challas, nerages, Kobes. uawns, uriuiantes. Bonnets, (.urepe. sua Lace and Neopolitan.) Ribbons. Lace Edgings, Slovesand Hoseinxin great varity Cloths Casslmeres. Pant goods snd vesting, in rion prolusion. Ao., apa af 1R BHOUMS.-50 dos ass'd Qualities inst ree'd fer y sale low by apT ä. B. GILBERT A CO GROCERIES AND PKOVISIO'S. WHERE ean the hungry people ret The best of Groceries, dry and wet I They'll find them, yon may safely bet. At Z. H. COOK A SoN'S. There's floor and sugar, soda soap. Pipes, piokles. buckets and kitohen stuff. Cigars quite worthy of a puff. For oash at Z. H. COOK A 8o.f'a. TherVstodfish, ooffee, starch and sole. Hams, cheese and butter, very nioel " All to be had at the lowest pries. For oash at Z. H. Ooow, ft SoK'o. Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt. And fnrther. lest the rhyme shonld halt. You'll find inst every thing but fault For oath at Z. H. Cook A SM's. Xu fact, believe this tale or not No man, except astnpidsot. Can wan' for oven, pan or pot, Or any taing that can't be got T nibble cold or swallow bot. For cash at Z. H. COOK A Son's. L. STUKGK3 JOHN A. STtTSOCS. SURGES V Bit OTHER WHOLFSALK dealer in PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND OMIlHSIn MERCHANTS. . No. 279 Broadway, bvtw. Franklin avenue and Wash street. mnu-iya ui. lui.i au. AMBROTYPES TAKE AT THE tSJTJlSr BEAM! HA VING geneto a very heavy expense in learningthe process, and in fitting up my rooms for taking Ambrotypes, I am now prepared to put no in the finest style any sited Am brotypes, from a one-ninth to one-half sue, the Ambrotype is farsaporior to th Daguerreotype in ton and beauty, having none of the glare of the Duguerretyp plate, and can be seen inanylight. We alsotaketwo pictures atonetitting, a positive and a negative picture, and when held to the light it is perfectly transparent. Th Ambrotypes are durable, being, when finished, entirely air and water tight, and ean be taken in all kiadsof weather Time for adults fr a si. ting, from 10 to SO seconds; ohildren from S to . Please oall snd see specimens. P. S.-Daguerrotyps taken in the different .sty les. febs-tf v HLharoj. MOfjes StonOhton Bitters r'd an" for ssleby ol L D. HEIMANN. atl.OW HAiN'OLES- 300 pair Plow Handles reoeived I and ie"sll. by ap29 ' SAMUEL ORR. ""pi "iPt'ERsj TOOLS. A omplet assortment in stor 1. and tor sale by ap29 8AMUKL ORR. TO UEN lLEMEA OF TASTE. CLOTHS, CASSIMEEES, TESTINGS, AC, AC. JCST RECEIVED AT D. S. ANDERSON'S merchant Tailor. " HAVE jnst reoeived some beao'iful article roiGont!Misntud bv mvself. and superior in Quality aud beauty to anything ever before opened ' thiseity, and ot the very latest styles. I Invite the atttctiom f gentlemen to my cloths, spring oassimercs, vestings. A. Ao. Any of these goods will be made up per order in th inuit fashionable styles and warranted to fit. D. S. ANDERSON. ap2J-tI nrtSlii eei,, OHWPCn JAl.ll, am JJ Hamm., gOh FEE. 100 bags Rio from New Orleans reo'd per l steamer Montgomery this day by apzt - rKESTON BROS. U af 1 fli BCSH prim Ry in store and for tale cheap by JL W apzi L. u. uvua a ouj, "97SS ÄNCB OFÖFFEISIO boxeTiust. aee'd and for JE-J sale by ap5 S. E. (ULBERT A 00. frrkl"BiaC&LRS 8. 0. Soda. 500 lbs Cream Tartar; 11(1 2-iOlbs Flour Sulphar: 25 bxs E. R. Durkis A Co's extra Salsrutus; tM lbs extra Indigo, for sale by apM Z. H COOK A SON. raaOLASSKS. c Golden Syrup SugaTbouse Syrup. if üL Sugarhouse, f lantation and Ki eboiled Molasses forssj J. W. A S. VIKERY. TVASII'S PRACTICE. PLEADING AND PRACTICE UNDER THE CIVIL CODE. BT noN. SIMEON NASH. FgrtHIit Is a large 800 volnm. beautifully printed and Ü neatly and firmly bound in law sheet, price 5 0. It contains aa ample colleotion f forms of petitions, answers, entries for OlerSs, returns for Sheriffs. Ao. The forms of entries and returns which are very numerous render the work especially useful to County Officers as well .1 to tho profession generally. For sale by ap 10 I . V I .i vi I u n V'J . T15CSIIROOM CATSUP. 6 eases Mushroom Catscn IfaLre'd andforsaleby sp12 A D. HKIMANN. ("'LA RET WISH. 100 boxes in store andforsaleby J ap2 PRE3TON BRÖSI. Bl't'KWHKAT I-LOIR A.XD HOMINY. SO bags extra Buckwheat Flour; 10 bushels Hominy for sale by mh27 J. W. A S. VICKERY. rZAfl al"k KEGS, Nails; 10 tons assorted castings for ssls 4Jßßhj pl2 SaM'L ORR. 'RICH RAKE AND KE7IARKAREE. fSHE richest and most varied stock of spring and summer JL dry goods are now ready for inspection at Reiser's new store near the corner of Main and Firatstreet. Were pectfullyinvite the laiti-s of Kvansvilllo and vicinity, to give ns acall before purchasing elsewhere, as w still adhare to onr old motto "sell cheap and sell heap." Our new style Mantillas, silk aud straw bonnets. French and Swiss embroideries, di ess trimmings, kid and finish silk gloves, parasols, cape, shawls, brilliants de laines, bareges, lawns, whirs dress goods, ladies, misses and children's shoe, also Cotonades. Drillings, Vestings and Coatsngs fer gentleman's ware and in fact rery article in our line has no rival in point of style and quality, all onr goods have been purchased at New' York, from some of the first importers and are therefore enabled to complete with any house in this or any Western city. Again wesay give ns a eall and we will sell on goods aA tonmhing low prices. ap!5 ROSER BRO A FRET. flQCORS. We are In reeeipt of a targes i dies. Wines, Old Bourbon and By Whig ok of Bran- . whieh w otter to the trad at low prices. mm PRESTON BROS. FOR RENT TfffOUSE for ronton Locust street between First and Son ja JL ond street, twenty-nin by seventy-fiv. 40 feet four itory, 85 two fttory, all plaswred nsfal for board inr or eoftor D Tt. L fee oriDT other . n as u rj is, SPKIIVG GOODS!! vfiTAA E are now reoeiving the largest and most desirable V i-took of DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS CAPS and notions ever offered in tbi markst, to which w respectfully in vite the trade. ap4 J . 8 .J A QTTESS A CO. AXLE 25C sett Buggy and Wagon axles for sale bv my3 SAMUEL ORR. poplar siiin;ees. v3 i4 i POPLAR Shingle in yard and forsal jaw O ) ' Ar by ap22 JOHN F. GLOVER. COFFEE. 250 bags prim Eastern Rio ree'd this day per steamer City ot VV heeling and for sale by ap22 PRESTON BROS. rZ. KDOZ pickles ass'd sisss; VF 5 do Werchester sauce; Olives; 5 do ass'd brandy frnit; 1 do king of Oda sauce; 1 do India cog do: gios Freeh mustard: 5 do Cappin and Fron eh 1 do Paoli aauce; 1 do Camp do, 1 do yeast; 5 doaas'd JellysandJsms; 2 de India eurry Powder; 1 d Pin appl marmalade, reo'd direct tr.rr.Rosmyl Z. H. COOK A BON. ton by WOtfOERFTLLV ATTRACTIVR. WATT: T. (MXT DOOB TO B. BABMK) BIT. MAIS LOOTST. WE most respectfully oall th attention of th city and eountry trade to our heautiful stock of Embroideries. 7u,.n..i, r..i.d nress Goods. Of" pe Shawls. Allendale. Lencasterand Marseilles Jnilt. Ge jtlemen and Children' Apparel and an endlesi varisty of ar ioles nsually kept ky retail merohanta. whieh we have j i.t reoeived and opened, t MnK NNKY A COOKK. IE XTBACT D'ABSISTHK. Forsal by apl9 8. MTEBS. jyiOKE SEW SPRING GOODS. WE reoeived per steamer Effia Afton and J. P. Tweed, thirty-eight erses of fine spring shoe for ladle and i gnnte. wbtob are now open and will be sold this week to tho dear poopl who will pleas move quick, as v cannot hold i om. mvl HEVOmriTil A MeRKA. , " ' - df vtiAtwli- uom around and ray ttj aoeonnt. w ' hav not time to corns and shall b obliged to employ a

man So do it. Jst tak th hint. mvl FEKDRTOSTS fc VeReA.

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CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Our ot COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS iaicaciiiTis, wnoopixe-coucn . ' CROUP, ASTHMA, ASÄ COXSUMPTIOX AMONG the numerous discoveries soleoo l)as (sad 1st this generation to facilitate the business of lite increase iu enjoyment, and eaen prolong th term f hnms. xlstsno. none ean b named of In or real value to maakiau than this contribution f Chemistry to th healing art. A vast trial of it virtue throughout this brs4 country, ha) proven beyond a donbt, that no medicine or combination of medicines yet known, oan ao surely ontrol and our th numerous varieties of pnlmoavry diseases which hav hitherto swept from onr midst thousacds and thousand vcrT year. Indeed, there is new abundant reason to beliere A remedy bss at length been found which can be rolled en t cur the moat dangerous affections of the lungs. Our p0 her will not permit us to publish sny proportion f the eures elf acted by its use. but we would preeeatthe foUowinsj, and refer turtber enquiry to my America Almana. which the agent below named, will always be pleased to furnish free, wherein are fu;i particulars, and iadisputabl proof 4 these statement ; Offioeof Transportation, f.awren K. S. 8.0. Axg, 4, 1K1. Da. J, G, A rxa. Dear Sir My Uttl son, four year ML ha jast rooovcrd from a severe attack f mallgnaat atcarla Fever, his threat was rotten, and every perse a that TtsltaA him pronounced him a dead child. Having used your QfeorrsPeotnral in California, in th winter ot 1850. for a Barer attack ef Bronchitis, with entire success, I wag iadaeed t try lton my little coy. i gay mm a teaspoon tui every tax honrs. commencing in the moram. , and by tea a ny ten 'oi k at It ght, I found a decided change for the better, and after thf aaysiis, ns was anie to at er orins witdoui pain. Iu as ia tb above named diseas will say many as alkttC from a premature grave, and relieve th anxiety of many fond parent. For all affections of th throat andlung, I Vliev it to be th best medipin extant. A feeling ef to deepest gratitude, promptem in addressing yon these Ua i bnt for your important dlsoovery my Uttl boy weald now hav been in another world. Iam. yonrr, with great rsspset. J. D. POWELL. Supt. Ttans.. L. B. Booky Hill. (Somerset Co.) N.J., Jaly 11, 18. Pr. J. 0. Ayia. Since your medioine ha becom kaowat hare, it has a greater demand thai any other oough rmcW we have ever seid, it is spoken of in terms es n imsar4 praise by those who hav used it, and I kaoy of ,-m ease where th host they ean say of it is not too mach foe th good It has don. I take pleasure in selling it, because 1 know that I am giving my customers th werth ef their money, aaV I feel gratified in seeing the benefit it confers. Please send me further supply, snd holier v Yours, with icipect, JOHN 0. WBITLOCK. P.S. Almost any number of oor silicates oan be sent 70 ifjouwiablt. Windsor, 0. W. Jn M. last. Dr. J. 0. Atxr. Sir This may certify that I hay aad your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of on year, and it ia my sinoere belief that I should bay ben ia nay grav ar tbks time if I had not. It has enred ms of a dangerous stfeeooa of th lungs, and I do not overs tat my oavloUonj whm I tell yoa it is a priceless remedy. Tours very rospeettnTly, D. A. McCLCRE. Attorney at fw. Wilksbarr. Pa,, September tt. lSot), Dr. J. 0. Azbb. My dear Sir Year medicine 1 mnokt approved of by those who cava used it her, and is Maeposttian lasueh aa to inanre and maintain lta enULatiott. I Inva riably recommend it for sulmonary aflecalons, as do many PREPARED BY JAMES G. AVER, rBAOTlOALAHD AHALTTIOAI, CHEMIST, LOWSU,, MAI BOLD JY " Keller, Farnsley ACo.. EvsoaTille. lad.; Tagt ft Crawford. Owenaville; ' ' Hallook ft Paraiter, Princeton) G. B. Bingham, Patoka; W.J. Whiting. Cvnthianat - - ' . J . E. Jaqness A Co.. PoseyviU v; Messrs. Gardiner at BlairsysUe and wadesvill.Williamsand Robertson. Wst Franklin! Dr. Thomas Newman aud. 'as. Sampson. Aft. Vrofi Bowers tr Sargent. Newburgh; Adams A Campbell. Pstersburghs Fred .Koketetn. Cincinnati. 0.,ad alldrugglsis. mn-sm JC8T RECEIVED. 600 gross Matobst; . 100 bx Fancy Soap; snodoi Brooms; 100 box Oov Oysters! S00 bds Wrapping Paper, fin reams Flat Cap Papor; Frsalby apli TENNEY A SORfNaoJ. BOAT FOR. SALE. " ' A FLATBOAT lying at th mouth oft bay, mil -m. and a half aoov West Franklin, is offered forsal.The boat is now ooeupied by Edw. Whit as a wood boat. The boat is 67 feet long by 12 feet 4 inohes wide, and is war-, ranted strong and durable. Apply to WM. A. CATLETT, two miles score th Henderson ferry, n th Indiana aid. a p u -tr B. 3. HATES. ALBCK. CBAIO. O. TSOMAR. 1850 SPRIiVf STOCK. ' 1840.' HATES, CRAIG & CO. Main Coraer Fourth streets. Louisvill. Ky. and ITS Water St.. New York. t WHOLESALE dealers in Hats. Caps and Straw Good hav now ia store, and are in daily reoeiot of th moat complete assortment of goods in tbeir line, to fonnd la any estblishment West of New York City. W are new aolllng aud shall eontinn to do so, t Indiana HThaota and, others, upon as favorable terms, and at as low prices as th same articles ean be bought in any of th Eastern markets. We invite aa examination of oar stock roiaonvlnelag pro of our assertion. - apl5-ks KOHIJiSOS fc UROTIIEH. . IMPOKTXB3 AWO JOBBKK IIC ' 8ILK3.FANOY DRESS GOODS. LIN ENS.WHITBOOO D. icibDons, uioves, Hosiery, TRtMMIJtQS, BONNETS. MANTILLAS. No 44S Main St.. betw. Fifth and Sixth. Leu.. Ky.. TiTOCLD call the attention of buyer, to their eompl t W atock of Goods, mhioh ia eons tan tlv being rbloai&hd by daily receipts, per Adams' and Amerioau Expres. f all th new and desirable style of Dress Goods. Ao.. imported into the country. Meaenants visiting th market may always rel von finding onr stock oomplet throughout th Mason, as nurresidant buyer in Now York keeps us continually sup plid Witt ever; thing in demand. aplJ-lmaaw FI.NB WALL PAPERS-UPHOMTERY WORK. NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. SCHMIDT A STAR K hav jnst reeeived at their establishment on First street, a largo assortment of Wall Paper. from oommon anilities to the finest gilded, eomprising verything of the most beautiful description in this Hn. They alfo keep everything appertaining to upholstery, and coyer chairs, sofas, Ao., in snperior style. Hsving just nlargd our a tore-room to accommodate an increased business, w ar now prepared to reoeiv customers, and. thaw them arges org ano low price. apz-tr NEW FAMILY HOCEHT. WE have bought th stack and taken the store formerly occupied by T. Bacon A Co., ou Main strrot, opposite th Branoh Bank, and hav mad large addition to tbshr stock, with such arrangements for future suppl es as justifie us in promising th citisens of Evansville anl vicinity, aa great a variety of the best articles of Family Groeeries as any house inths city. Being determined to ns every exertion to giv satisfaction in all eases, we hop to reoeiv a liberal pats.1 . , a Ii I I ,.11 J . . . 1. ' nDlfa, UITI IU11IIM, flu liuuu, n,imrw iictwi ,n.l. mhlS HERSHBERGBR A CARSON. JCST RECKIVKD Waverly Magasine for April: Life of Sehamgl snd Circassian War. ' Farmingdsle, oy the author of Lanmors; Putnam's Magasine for April; Seaboard Slav Btates, by Olmstead; Household Words for April: School Fellow for ApHI. t aplO SAMUEL LISTBR'S. STJNDRIF8. a bxs Layer Raisins; 100 dos Brooms; 50 bbls Cement; 75 bxs ass'd Tobaee; 2i bbl Tar; for sal by pi 5 bxs Wheat Starch; 00 dos Washboarda; 10 gross Extract Cofleef 150 kegs pnr Lead; 30 bbls Vinegar; in store and ORR. DALZELL A 00. F LOUR Bye. Bnokwhta. ad Snperfia wht Flour fbr iU by p23 J. VV. A S. VICKBÄT. ADJIISISTBATOR'S NOTICE. 1ATOTI0E is hereby given that th nndersigned ha ho rH appointed Administrator ef th J Es täte of Harvey F. Vaiioway. late ot v anderourg uounty aeoaaseo SaldestaUU supposed to d oivant ap2-3w ' CALDWELL, Administrator. NATIONAIi IIOTEIj, , Hewbursh, In4,- - ar. mMR 8 . H . L. P K T BCO 8 T . f Respectfully informs th ltiteas of Evansville am LJl the traveling oomraunity generally, that he has oput th National Hotel in Newburgh. and is paepared to receive tram' sientand permanentgueste. Th house is new and newly furnished; is well arranged inside for comfort, and beautifully situated en the Ohio river. Th table will b well supplied at all times from the Evansville market. Horses any Carriages will he well taken care f . Every attention will be paid to those who patronise the hous. The pnblio are rspotfully solicited to giv the new house acall. Bah31-ta II ARPER S M AGAZINE fer Mav, just ree'd and fn saie oy tpu r, livnmiiiufl vu; r B. A. FAH3TESTOCK & CO., Corner Wood and First sta. PlttJbnrjrs IMPORTERS AND PE 41 CSS lit - Drngi. Medicines. Chemicals. Dys Stuffs, Paints, Llnaoed 00. Varnishes. Window Glass, Glassware, Snrgieal I-'i Strumen ts. Lard OH. Turpentine, Pa'entMedi- -- eines. Perfumery. Brushes. Alcohol.- ' Tanasrs' Oil, Sperm Oil, Whal " Oil, and Spice. ' ' WABÜVACTtJBBBSOr WHITE LEAD. RED LEAD AND LITHARGE. T TWTEhave oa hand, and offer for sal. 300 ton ef Warm V Lead, in packages of 35. 50. 100. 200. 300 and 00 lb aen, wnien w guarantee to be lull waignt. ssriouy pur ana nnmen.M.J It . 1 .n.lif Having resident partners in New York and Philadelphia, to take advantage ef all ohangee in the market, we are enabled to sell Drugs. Ao., for eash or to prompt time dealers, ea M faborabl terms as Festem jobbing houses. '- asr B. A. Fahnestoek a Vermifog furnished with rllh Fianeh and Spanish directions. . mhlJMsenV AT rr CEGS 8 0 Soda; ioTbxs S0 Soda la 1 Ibpapen; ZmiW bbls Alum; JO d. genuine OarSlaoaj; ; 10 bxs Indigo 10 lbs each; 1 bbl Camphor; SbblsSnlphar; J do Ep. Salt J box Tartarlo Acid: 3 cases B Luster; V" leaskdonblerefinedSsJaratns;1bblClove: , loaseNatmegs; reo'd this day and ''35. " ' 1,1. p8 I. ft D. HEINAS.

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