Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 4, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 July 1856 — Page 3

GOVERNOR, OLlVEtt if. ITCOlf TON, of Wayne. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, COMtAV BAKE! ! Vanderburgh. SECRETARY OP STATE, JOHN XV. DAWSON, of Allen. TREASURER OF STATE, WILLIAM It. NOFrSINGKU, of Parke. . AUDITOR OF STATE, K. IV. II. ELLIS, of iriarion. SUFERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. CIIA1ILE8 BAUMES, of Floyd. ATTORNEY GENERAL, -JAMES II. CIIAVENS, of Hlpley REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, "JOHN A. STEIN, of Tippecanoe. CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. BEALi of 71 i a mi. FOR COAUKESR. JAMES C. VEATCH, Or SPKVCE COO!TT. mm mt Farawe 1. Daily., hourly that litte word is repeated by i housand3 ; yet we never really appreciate the ! Hnie meaning of the word till the hour arrives ; 'for us to part with some dear friend ; then it 'often falls like a death knell upon our spirits. "The thought uppermost in our minds is, shall 'we meet again, and how ? Perhaps long years : hall intervene, and the bright eyes now looking so hopefully into the future, shall be dimmed with disappointment's tears. How differently the future appears at different times! Sometimes it is all bright and joyous, and we feel a halo of happiness surrounding us seemingly too great for t,he mists of adversity to penetrate, anon sorrow seems to delight to Abide with us. When we part we are sure of but on more meeting that meeting in eternity. E. B. St. Charles Hotel, Portland, Ky. We all attention to the advertisement of this Hotel. We are assured by a gentleman who stopped several days at this house, that it is as fine a hotel as any at Louisville, and admirably . kept. The building is new, roomy and comfortable, and every attention is paid to guests. . It is the only good house at Portland, and travelers going up the river would do well to vail themselves of its comforts. There is a fine garden and groves in the rear, where guests can enjoy a touch of country life. Mr. W. W. Owen ia the proprietor, and Mr. J. W Bedding one of the managers. CT The New Albany Ledger and Louisville Democrat are apparently highly delightad at the misunderstanding between the opponents of Lockhart in this District. They are right in being so. Nothing but a want of unity among the opponents of Lockhart can prevent his defeat. CC7 Only 22 inches water reported at Scuffletown Bar yestcrcU. It is expected to be only knee deep by to-morrow. Even small boats are becoming very scarce. O'Riley's nd Howard & Brown's mammoth wharfboats were hard aground yesterday. . C-We actually had some rain yesterday, introduced by a first rate article of thunder and lightnings We hope this region may be refreshened by more rain. , (J Owners of stock in the Plank Road are requested to read the advertisement in another column calling for a meeting. Falte Chargei. The Rockport Republican says: Mr. Veatch is not an Abolitionist, and never did the' pro-slavery press utter a more base .and wilful lie, than when they use this term to him. True, he stands upon the same ground in reference to the subject of slavery that a majority of fifteen thousand of the voters of Indiana did in '54. He is opposed to the corrupt administration of Franklin Pierce.Stephen Arnold Douglas' old line traitorism and swindling that repealed the Missouri Compromise, and equally as much opposed to the Kansas outrages sanctioned by Pierce and his Cabinet. If this is abolitionism, then is James C. Veatch . an abolitionist. We see it stated, upon the authority of one Irving Goodman, of this county, that James C. Veatch once stated that "a foreigner was - no more entitled to hold office than a Kentucky negro." This same Goodman published the same statement in the Rockport Democrat of October 6th, 1855; whereupon Mr. Veatch ; published the following: 1 Msssbs. Vinson & Linegab: The Democrat of this morning contains a certificate from Irving Goocfman, stating that I had said that I was in favor of foreigners bet ing in this country 25 years before they should be allowed to vote, and that ,a foreigner was no more entitled to hold office than a Kentuc ' ky negro. No such statement was ever made bp me to any one; and I pronounce it a wilful falsehood 4 got up for the base purpose of deceiving the public JAMHiö U. ViüATCii. Oct. 6. '56. We do not believe there is a single candid - person who is acquainted with the two men but what believes every word stated by Mr. Veatch in the above card.' But this needs no comment, for such reports cannot injure him, Tom Thumb Robbed. Loss of $20,000 - worth or Jewelby. Tom Thumb's agent . called upon us at a late hour last night, and informed as that the little General had been robbed of all the jewels he had received as presents, during the last eight or nine years, aad amounting in value to about twentv thou sand dollars. They were deposited on a chair Bear the piano, in the Melodeon Hall, with the intention or exhibiting them to the audience after the General's levee had closed, as is the usual custom but when the time came for displaying them, it was discovered that they were missing. It is supposed that it was a premeditated robbery, with pne or more per sons, and who baa a woman tor An accomplice. The box which contained them was between two and three feet long. Cin. Com. 29A. JOTATOUa. 25 bbis vsr- fine Irish Potatoes jutt ree'd Ja, rortaiert Jti bibsiiii.ii UAttaUN

LOCAL, DEPARTMENT.

'UP TOwlTlTEMS. j REPORTED BT BF IOWK, ESQ. ! t ! PtaFBcnv Exccbable. Much as we dislike to offer excuse fur.non-perfortnance, &e., Jet we feel eocour. aged, gentle reader into a boldness, to make to you, our apology, knowing that after having heard wbat we have endured and what we havesafferea since6 o lock Tuesday evening, yon will in the exnuberanee of your kindness, cheerfully forgive our necessary shortcomings this morning. Juige ye. how well we must be prepared I this writing, for intellectual labors, 8ft. r having been dragged from 6 until 8 o'clock, through cloud, ol pul" rerlzed soil volant, over roaüs oi tue dust, condition of wbicb.au account would seem almost apocuryuhul; laboring (through iu a jrooi cause) until 1 1 o'clock P AI. and then spencing the remainder of the Ighi, w.luoav one moment of sleep and again driving for two boors in a closely packed back inhaling oceaus ot dust and bearing on our garments real, estate iu no small quuntiiies. Sleep sits heavily on uur eyelids; our wearied limbs deruui.d lelaxutioi, and Tie gi. l.tra..) ask a furlough of our friends this mcruiug. The p lice records tijow a con uieuoable i eteriüi nation on the pan of rowdies to impose no duties on usi . at least before to morrow, and we're glac of it as well on their own as on our account. K1VEK liYTEIXICiEiVCE. I POKfÖ? EVANSVILIE? i arrivals and departures. j WidkiSdav. July 30. Wm. Knox, from Padacah to Looisvill. Swan, from Mamphis to do. Cabs, froa Loui Tills to Cairo. i BY, TELEGRAPH. ONE WEEK LATEB FEOM EUBOx'El Ariivulal the Arabia. Farther Advance in Flour and Wheat at liverpool. CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN New York, July29. The Cunard steamer Arabia, from Liverpool, en route for Boston, arrived at Halifax this morning. The Atlantic has arrived. American rela-' tions are reported as progressing favorably. There is a revolution progressing throughout Spain, and there have been two days fighting at Madrid. . i There is little other news. Some consider-1 able failures have taken place in Mancheste. Liverpool, July 15. The market for Breadstult's was generly firm. Wheat firm at 2dadvnce. Flour firm, ' with a slight improvement in the better grades but there are more sellers than buyers of inferior. Corn firm. Pork firm, with an upward tendency, but otherwise . the market is un-. changed in every respect. , Consols for money are quoted at 95 yo. JNews quite unimportant. i In the British Parliament Lord John Rus-' sell's motion for an enquiry as to the course of the Government tn the affairs of Italy was uegauvea. Honduras has memoralized the European ' governments to guarantee the right of transit across berterntory, from the Atlantic to the racinc. The Duke of Cambridge has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the army. Lord ialxnerston will receive the vacant garter. France. PrcfUuud - tranquility Teigns tnrougnout France. A ministerial crisis occurred in Spain. Espartero has tendered his resignation. Ihe Sardinian Government makes urgent demands for loans to erect fortifications. Greece. It is rumored that King Otho has abdicated in favor of Prince Odelbert of Bavaria. Trade is active at Petersburg and Riga. New Okle-ans, July 29. Floor S6 75. Corn fJ'.'c. Indiana bagging !!)-. Gunnies I'J'c. Freights on cotton to Liverpool 7-16 J. Mrlinr exchange 10. sf k 4 k. M'fiS Nos I aud Mackerel, JLvF2'bbls Nos. 2 and do; 40 ht-bhls Mos. 2 and A Mackerel; loobxs No. 1 Herring; 4ii tir-bbls N'o. 1. 2and 3 do: -7Sbxs Scale do: 20,000 Cuba Six Ciaars, ree'd and for sale at reduced prices by jew I. AC U. KUlVAl, NATTH.4K KM A M lttl ; JI I' t iS . AJ COLBURN & CO . having taken the stand lately occupied by Colburn ft Her.-hherfrr aril 1 eontiune to nufacture Mattrasses of all kind- of the b si a". .li r. which they will -apply to the wholesale and retail trade at th. lowest rates and at the s ortest noiioe. Jenny i.md Mattraas es; spring Mattrawes; Cotton do Muss do Shuck do Hair do Bed Oomforta; Pillows; All of which we will warrsnt ol the l"'et quality and war rant to rive satisfaction. All thn.e'in wnnt. nlease vive. nm . call. W. arc happy to show our Mattrasse st any time A. J COI.Bl KN ft CO.. y25 Water street, next below Canal Rack. ICE CUEA1U SA -0 9 HA V"B jnsk opened an loe Oream Saloon in Mr. Dnpoy'a m. baildiBTS, on Locat agrees above the aberwood Hc.ur.e, where I will at all tim keep the beat quality of Ice Cr m. made of the rieheat iream. and in the beat style, wich tine Strawberries. Families can he tupplted tn an? .luanntie bv leavinc tlitrir rders. I also keep different kinds of Frnits. and will keep supplied with tropical ffrrnw by frequent ra eeiptt from the south. I wish the publie to five me a call as ! i flare a neat saioon. lentr nr. hdkiik, HAb'ASA, PEINCIPE A!ffD DOMESTIC. HA VINO opens' a stör exclusively for the eate of cigar and tobacco, f invite the dealers in this article and m part cularthe eountrr me roan ts to rail and examine mr ex tensire stock, consisting of the most desirable brands of Cigars, made np ia bo es from 50 to 500 i a bos. 1 shftll keen eonstantlv an excellent asso tmen on hand, and will sell them at low prices. Tf e attention of Barroom and hotel keepers is politely veq ie-ted, havina; alwavs superior brands tosuitther trade on hnd. H. ANS- ACH KR. Corner Firstand Hyoamore streets, nearly opposite Bement & Viele and Preston Bro- . mj2 SH. MOLA8SKJ In prime e-ipperace, foi sale by je9 GEO. F STEft & CO, J. II. IIA;ilEE Sc CO,f IAV1NG closed out nearly onr whole first purohasesof Spring Geods, undr a very heavy trade for the pantsix eks. we are now receiving a second edition purchased at greatly reduced rates, and we are offering the most desirable ana eiegant stocn ei Lry uooas ever orougnttotne west, it very low prices, and ould inrite merchanw to call and examine for themselves if they want to buy cheaper than they have bought before. We are just receiving new " Prints, Cottonades, Ginghams, Jeans. Apron Cheeks, Sattinets,C hall is. Cashmeres, Bereges. Testings, DeLains. Jaceonet, &e..&o. and all kinds of roods suitable to the season; besfdetan elegant assortment of Hilk and Straw Bonnets an22 Dlt. J. FLEA ME It, DUKTAL SC It ü EON t Residenoe and Office on Second near Loeust sts., CVANSVILLK. INDIANA. ALL operations pertaining to the Dental Art, performed in the most eareful and thorough man ner Please call and examine my superior stock Of TEETH befnr Ardffrin tlwhrA. Aluntha Gutta Percha Plate, said to be superior in many casts. Gmc hoars, from 9 o'clock A. M. o 4. P. M., je!0-3m COPAKTKflKSHIP. THE undersigned have formed a copartnership, under th3 name and style of Babcock & Sonntag, and will carry on the Hardware Business on Water street, at the old srand at Babcock Brothers. HBNRYrf). BABCOCK. jyl-tf GEORGE S. SONNTAG. GKOCEKIES AID FKOUCCE. TH Bun lr nig ed will continue the Grocery and Prodnee business of the late firm of Babcock Brothers, in his own name and for his own account ,y21 tf ELISHA S. B BCOCK NOriCE. TAILORS and Seamstresses will find constant employment at A. ANSPACHEK & CO.'S. y!9-2w Main street, next door to Branch Bank. CORPORATION WOTICE. ORDERED. That the owners of Lote adjoining the alley running from Main street o "tgnamore ftreet, between 4th and 5th streets, cause said alley t- be reduced to the city trade, within tn days after the publication of this notice, and in default thereof the Street Commissioner is hereby authorised to proceed and perform said work, and the costs and exoensea will be asaesaodto and collected br tale of said Lots. or so much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs. By oroi ot tne UownQil, jj3a-l0, WELL. H. WALKER, Crk

MISCELLANEOUS,

For preferring Fruits, Vegetables, Ac The omly Can ever invented requiring NO WAX, SOLDER. OR CEMENT! These Cans hare been thoroughly tested, haring been before the public one year, omr half a MiLLiojf of them were sold the past season, and are now in nse, and in every iutan?e have given entire satisfaction. Thev are acknowledged by mil who see them, to be the 4 FIAT EST, SAR3T, MOST COM VBSIEnT CAX Iff CSB. They are eauily SEALED and OPENED, and never ftril tv prewr Fhuits, Ykgetablss. to., tn a perfectly frexh tote. They can be used year after renr. Directions for pnrting np alf kinds of Fruits, Vegetables, Ac-, will accompany the Cans. Every Can Warranted ILL ORDERS ENCLOSING BEMITTANCZ, IT ILL BB PBOMPLT ATTENDED TO. E. M. S30EMAKER & CO., V SfuJt Pfimrw'fIM n nil fnmt fnri iirtrr. . . j - w . jk 234 Walsdt Street, . ilO INCINNATI, O. 4 AS- . - . .. . . :ü c. v. m r t t L. i. Tsf For sale hy Hokmbkook & Co., Caldwell t LaioLky. J. B. Mesaerand 1. 0. (Jaunt. jylU-tf FOlt LOIISVILLE,KVASfSVILLE AN 1 CA I It". THE fine light draught steamer CTB A. will rCFftruo regularly as abovt. passing down wvery ounaay ana up every vv eanesa&y . ane wiituxc freight and passengers at th. regular packet rates. jyl7-tf KOCK IIAVKS FOK SA I.I". WIdHIXO to retire from active business to my farm, I now offer this place for sale. On it is a unmnndinni Tvam Hnn.a aha Tor., atfiT. JlSgfl'J'J Stone Warehouse, also oueof Frame; a Pork flouse Jg-'ii-.'4 with canaeitv to slauahter from 400 to 500 hoes per day. with good tables and all necessan ou-buildings. It hai a stone landius; of s;ond depth of wat-r and at all times free from mud. It now nossessas a good Dry'tao'ts aad Grocery Trade and is widely known ns . shipping; point second to buk frw iorns on the Ohio river from Louisville to Evansville. The location and ehara ter of the business of the place imperatively require other branches of business to be : conducted, viz: X Tnbaaeo Stemmery, Ac. &c. all esses ' tially necessary to supply the tleoiands of the publie, and which, if done, would increase the general business oft' e place amazingly A lane section of the country from which ' to this time, no trade has been revived (for want of roads) and nearer this point than any other will in a short time be brought to this place (as an order has been issned from court fnr the openisc of new roads.) For 'nrther information address . ROBERT OR HAM. Iy9-tds Rock Haven, Ky. IKMOSS. 2S boxj fresh, ouly 6 days ont from New A Orleans forsalelowbv je28 GKQ. FOSTER A CO. SJO VP KD C AMH-ES. Ky 2ü bis German Soap; 25 bis Palm Soap; 25 bis Star Candles; 25 bxs Ex'.ra Tallow Candles, imtr cM v my28 Z H. COOK ft SON (PT fa KEGS rt hite Lead; 5 bbis Linseed Oil iust ree'd hy Wß ielO Z H COOK A 8QV. nvHXISTRATOlfS IVOTICK. . pj-TOTICE is hereby give" that the undersigned has been ap11 pointed IdminUtrator. with the will annexed of the estate of Thomas Cowle. late of Vanderburgh county, deceased aid estate supposed to be solvent H. Q. WUKBLKR Administritor. jyl8 ith M ill Annexed. VnMIlTRUOH'S 1VOTIOK. IV'OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been apLm pointed Adminstrator of the estate of Mary Shannon late of Vanderburgh oounty. deceased, said estate issupposed tobe insolvent. jyl8 U Q. WHEELEK, Ad'a. f-OST.' ABREASTPIV of ihe shape of a harp, with pearls on sides and hair in centre. Vsln.'d for the sakeofthe giver. The finriershall be rewarded and receive the thanks of the owner b leavingitat this office j.2'tf lost; MEMORANDUM Book, bound in Leather with steel im. spring lock, left in some store. The owner will be thankrul to havetho same left at this office. i.2Uf H'RB CIDKR VIr!JtR.-2Sbblsorsaleby jy22 S. E. GILBERT & CO.. S c. near Vater. DIMKOl.tTTIOTf . THE Brm of Babcock Brothers was dissolved by limitation. 1st July. CHARLES BABCOCK, EI.HHA S. BARHOfK. jy2l-tf HENRY O BABCOCK. tiM.Ont IY.SKS Xn nBI-S. A supply kept constantly onWuind. for nie aMowe-t market prices by je!8 3 E. GILBERT ft CO. Syc. near Water. LOST. JENNY MULE, taneolored. Whoever will bring the same to the undersigned, at the Rofliam Coal Mines, shall be rewarded . WM. KERTEMAN. NKW JUOfKRv ABPovitoi STORK. - 1 imi? POOH ABOVK CagSCKNT CITY RCTll.mNK . t STAFFORD has just opened a Groeery and Provisioa Store, on Main street, as above, where be will be pleased to see bis friends and the puhlic generally; and he hopes by striot attention te business to merita liberal share ot the public patronage. my3l-ly 51 OPR. 20 coils Cotton Rope fnrsale by jeU TB KK SOKKNSOI. KOPK. 8 ooils Henp Halter Rope; 8 reels Hemp Bed Card; 6 reels Man 11a Bed Cord; I do Cotton do; 30 dot No. 1 do; for sale by jell- I. & D. HEIMAN-fT. HACCOO'f OIL. C1RAWFORD BELL has on hand nine barrels of this Oil, J so muoh used for Machine and Mechanical purposes. y30 COK V. An CO I. TAR. LL pers-'-ns wishing to buy Coke or Coal Tar of the Gas Cnmpanv are requested to call at the office of theeompanr. on Locust between 1st and 2d streets and pay cash n advance: as hereafter no coke or tar will be delivered at the works without a order from thaPresident. myl O. a. KEATS. Pres't. ITTeim.-RJH n WHHKKI. !' NAH 8. 2 kegs ass'it :1 1 tn a kegs ass'd Spikes: 25 do do Fencing Vails: 20 do do Brads, iust Z. H. COOK ft S N rced end fnr sile br te20 G T It H,M ;KAI HCVTIIEfs AD B TH8. A new supply st lez ALUKIKCH'S. K , 20 ehest Y. H . by jM in one-fourth lb papers for dal T KN S BY A: SORENSON. mm V W .VKt lb Pickled PorV: fttOO lbs leaf Lard in bbis and lipjrfl for sale by Z. H COOK A SON. fcWt.MMtJKS JVtiT BKCtn KD - kj Sugar House AI ol aas es ine V ashboards; rinnta ion do; Vah Tuba; Gonklin tV Wood's Vinegar? Fancy Buckets; Star Candles, full weight; Mackerel and Herring; Tallow Candles: Liverpool Table Salt; Per Caps and Bar Lead; Transparent. Oermkn and Cincinnati äoaps, for sale cheap by jo!6 I. STAFFORD. ICE CKEAItl? ICE CltEAlTI!! 3 WISH to inform my triendsand the publie generally, that I hare re-orened my Ice Cream Satoon on First street, nearly opposite the Postofhee, whete I hope to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor me with their patronage myl6-tf P. McKaY. IRIT TCRPKTliK Just ree'd and for sale by the k5 barrel or smaller quantity . my28 S. I. GILBERT & CO., Rye. near Water. k3.ycaae Lemon Syrup; 5 do Brandr Cherries; 4 bbis Peach Brandy; 5 oases Jamaica Kam; by mylT 10 cases Catawba Brandy; 10 do Cordials; 4 do Green Swiss Cheese; 7 do Cnraro. for sale low 8. MYERS, Sycamore st. fcOt FKK Fl E FI-UI K in bbl andao s. various ' rands, S for sale by apl4 J. W. & 8. VICKERY. HOSIERY- 000 Aoz assorted Uoss and Half Hose rto'd to-tlay and for sale by mv2ti JAMES LOW & CO. PI.K LUMBER. KOBT. F v I'l'S would respectfully announce to the citizen ' vansrifleand surrounding country, that he hasjustrece -"r-J large addition to hii stock of Pine Lumber, and is . ' .red to a 11 at wholesale and nuail. Alo, Fancy and i p vd Flooring- AUo ineand Poplar Shingles. Orders from the country promptly attended to. Office on Main street, near the new Court House, Je 2b -3m TO GENTLE. TIEN OF TASTE. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TESTINGS, &C, AC, JUST RECEIVED AT D. S. ANDERSON S merchant Tailor. I HATE jnst reoeived some bean iful articles forGentloman's wear, selected by myself, aad superior io quality aud beauty to aaything ever before opened in this city, and af the very latest styles. ' i inrite the attention of gentlemen to my cloths, spring cassimeres. Testings, &c &o. Any of these goods will be made tip per order in the most fashionable styles, and warranted t. it. D. S. ANDERSON. ap29-tf Firt street, between Main and Sycamore. NOTICE TO CARP1VT HS AND CJON-TIs-ACTOK THE contract for finishing the Court House in Calhonn McLean county, Ky.. will be let out on the 20th June, 1856, The contract will comprise th entire fi' ishiag of the building including carpenters' work (sae the roof ); ilso. plastering and painting Plans and specifications of the work can be found at the office of the undersigned in Calhouu, at anytime. Sealed proposals will be received at any time before the 20th June, when they will be opened and the work let outby the Commissioners. The job is a large and good one. Address - ' W. POPS TEAMAN. ie5 " City Building Committee. TO OUR LPY C18TOMFRS.-We have tT great many of those beautifully Embroidered Swiss, for W indow Curtains which we are anxious to close out by the first of August; therefore look out -r bargains. je2 ROSER. BRO. & FRET, -m lws ufaar otan t;nurnsi ö do .tanet orassband Buckets; 6 do brass band Pails, for sale by je2 & D. HEIMANS. IMK. 150 bbis White Lime in store and for sale by I yt PRESTON BR B BXS Cream Cheese f.r sale by & D. HErMANJT. 51' baa Cream rfheeA ree'd tar SnTirKin 1 i , Z. H. COOK & SÖN.-i

AUCTION SALES.

OiMiELWOOUtI ...HIRAM HEL80B7 AtC'lIO.EKRS, COMMISSI!)' MFRCHAATS, and Kcal Et.te Brokers, HAVING leased for .term of year and fitted or the Old Court House, corner of Main and Third streets, wo are no prepared to receive for sale at aaetioa or private sale, all kinds of goods, wares aad merchandise-, household fufnltofe. horses, buigies, etc.. etc. Cash advances male on consignments when required. Regular sales everv Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, eommeaeingat 9oclooa. A. M. Also Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nighu. at early gas light. HALB OF BKAL KSTATK. The first Monday of every month, at IOo'oIoce A. M. Having provided ourselves with a large Map ol the City of Evansville containing all the recent Enlargements, aad be Jieving it will be for the interest of all concerned, we have set apart the first Mouday of Ev-ry month for the sale of Real Estate, atanctio i. All those wishing to sell t requested to hand in their lists ia time to give the publie due notice. The patronage of those having (louses and Lots or Lands for sale, either at public or private sale, is respectfully solicited. jyl5 WOOLSBY & NELSON. Anct's. AT ACt'TIOSf. BEIVG about to leave the State of Indiana, and wishing to administer upon my own estate and settle up the same befor I leave, I will, on Monday, the 25th day of Angu t. A. D. 1856, sell at public auction, at my residence on Third street, opposite the German Catholic Church, all my household and kitchen furniture, consietini of Carpets. Sofas. Beds and bedding Chairs, Stoves. &e.; also a fine Piano Forte miliares Oil Painting; ilsoaloeo fine new Carriages and Buggies and all horses on hands at the time of sale. A credit of four moat e will be given on all sums over $10, taking notes with approved security. I have ml o valuable real estate for sale cheap and on good terms. All indebted to me or to whom I am indebted, are requested to call and settle, before the day ot -ale. ea-tn 8. KABV. REAL ESTATE SALES BY WOOLSlii' A WESSON. Great Sale of Lots. ON MONDAY, the 1st day of September next, at 10 o'clock A. M.. at onr Sale Rooms in the old Coart House, corner of Main and Thir4 streets, we will sell at auction the following desirable Lots, for residences: Lot No. 3 in Block No 4 North-eastern Enlargement; do do 1 in do do 1 do do; do do IX in do doll Eastern do; do do Cin do do 47 do do; do do Si. do do Stock well's do; do do 4 ia do d. 6 do do; ALSO: Lots 4, 6 and 9 in Block 8, Kastera Enlargement. ' 2J, 28 an 1 17 " 2, Qoodsell's Enlargement. " 1. and 9 3. do do. Also: Lot No. 2 in Embrees Division, containing 6 acres. Terms One-fonfth cash, i in on. year. Ü in two years. in three years, with interest and seenred by mortgage on th. premises W'OOLSET & NELSON, iy23-td Real Estate Brokers. REAL ESTATE SALES BY JOILX iSiiLE, JR. RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HuCSES AT Public Auction; On Friday, the Eighth day of August next. AT 2 o'clock P. M. at the Auction Rooms ol WOOLSKY & NELSON, EwillseUth following cho ce property, to-wit: Onechre story Brie Business House, on Firjt above Main streets, at present oecupsed as the EransviU Post Otfiee, lately built aad in Kod repair, and sn excellent business stand, now renting for more than 10 percent, on cost and selling price. The Lot is 20 hy 70 feet and building 20 by 50 feet. Also The Frame House and fine lot on Second street, adjoining the residence of Judge Loekhart: ' be lot .10 ieet frontins; on Second st eet and 150 fa et deep to an alley. The hou has six rooms. The neifchboihond excellent and only tire minutes' walk from center of business. The lot slone is worth 50 per cent, more than house and lot will sell tor. Also The Frame Home aud Lot on First street. adintnc the line new residence iust built by Dr C9Helberry ; the houBe at presentis accupied by John F, Crisp. Kaq.. a at and comfortable, the lot 33) feet front on First street, by 150 feet deep to an alley, in the best of neighborhoods, and leas than three squares from the heart of business. Arno That line Frame House and Lot lately occupied by Jacob Born, on Division street, abore Seventh; this is the finest frame reidenceof itssiseever built in FvarsTille. well painted and papered, ceilings 12 fet high, handsome fence and all conveniences very complete; the neighborhood is la very good and improving fast. Allthis property will be sold low. Terms for all except the Horn House: One-third cash: oe-third at six and enetbi'dat twelve months. Ihe Born honse one-third ca-h: one-third at one year And one-third at twe years. Im all eaaes with interest and waiving relief laws and secured by mortgage on the premises. Discountot ten percent, for cash. For farther particulars enquire at my off ce. jrto-tds JQHV TVQLK. Tw. MISCELLANEOUS. THE H Z lin POWDKR COMPANY.' M AMk'raCTURKKS AND DEALKBH IN lo. ce 3 qLL cü tr OA VIS3- reduced their prices to correspond with the reduced cost of Saltpetre, eontinue to offer their well known brands of Ki.kctric Txdiam Kiflb and Kkntuckt Rifle 4ow4fr. inkers and canisters. Also nnpowderfor ttu.(;H w. Mini nK , irtm tUII Uiortmtnt o r juTcte and kinds required jf the trade, guaranteed to give entire äatisfaction. The standard of their Powder, which has now enjoyed the highest re put tion for more than twenty-five years, will be found unsurpassed by any other manufacture of ihe kind in the world. For sale bv the principal dealers, and also at the office of the Company, No. 89 Wail, cor. Water street. New York. A. U. HAZARD, President. A. K, Douglas, See'y. m2ä-6md " THE LITTLE MAN WITH THI Whe can dress a person in Wool , Linen Silk or Cotton. 171 V BUY Gentleman desires to be neatly and tastily dress -i -d It is eminently proper that this should be the aim of AM, and wo hare noticed that nenrly all the well-dressed denixens of our city purchase their Clothing at A. LOB KNST INK'S Western Star Cloth in? Store under the Pavilion Hntl, corner oi Water in J Svcamore st Everything in the line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, m y be had, ready made or made to order, not only in the beat manner and style but at the very lowest prices. A general assortment of Hats. Caps, Leather Trunks, Carpet bagsad Valises, everything that a gentleman .can wear rouse, you may find at the Western Star. ap3 700 BUIKElS 0 20000 BOTTLES OP VI.K AKD FSCIT BR.WIIY, All Pure Products of Vanderburgh County. aöTA BTIXG from the principle that every fertil county should produc that which can enhance the enjoyment or serve to the well bingan4 health of its inhabitants, I have imposed upon myself the task of preparing from home -raised grapes and fruit. Wine and BrtMidy. in a manner that a practice of thirty year, in the best Wine countries of Europe, principally in the South has taught me. I now submit to a respected publie the productions of their own soil, trusting that a liberal patronage will encourage me to further efforts. The prices are so low. that never the same qualities hare been sold so cheap here. pRiCKg or wink PRICKS Or BRANDY. Wild Plum 60s Wild Chrry COc Orape orTr iter 40 Catawba. 45c Peach Brandy. 36c per bottle, which the purchaser ' must find Firstselection Catawba.. ..65 Second do do ,...60c Third do do 40c Firat selection Wild Griped 5c Second do do 3fc First qualitv Blaokberrr.. .fiOc Second do do 4f-c f PU, SOHIRMER. je30-tf Corner Sixth and Main streets. ECOIi SPKf STOCK FOK 1S56. fAS. OAKLEY & 30V. Firststreet, Fosur'a block, now offer to the citiaens of Evansile and vicinity, a large and desirable stock of Summer Goods generally at very low prices; and we now invite onr friends and custoners to call and examaine for. themselves, as onr stock is now iresh and varied. je2 'LENDER hisprofesRional servifs to the ci til ens of Evil, ansville and vicinitv; residence eetween Judge Foster andj. H. BiTendick on Cherry street EvansviUe, Ind. apl(5-lyd CALL ON STOCK. THE Stockholders in the Vanderburgh County Land Association are hereby notified that a call of fifty per cent on stoek subscribed, is new made, the nvney to be paid to P. Horn brook. Treasurer, ot or beforethe 1st of August next. jy8-dtdwJt SAMUEL ORR. Pres't. COFFEE. 75 bars prime Eastern ( offee; 20 paokets Old Gov't Jva Coffee; in stort. for -ale by jyli Z. H. COOK & SON. SÜ IK I ES 15 gross ground Pepper; 15 cress ground Ginger; 15 do do Aldpice; 10 do do Cloves; 10 do do Cinnamon;50 fos Kencuky Mustard: lObblsDrted Appl; 50 1sh Corn Meal; 40bxs Palm Soap; 20 bxs tar Candles; 30 do Tallow Candles; Just ree'd by iu Z. H. COOK k SOX. AOAILV. 150THE-I arrival of Lawns. Mnsqueto Bars. Green Wi do w Paper, and a generai assortment of other Dry Goods at. JylT SAML'E. EMBICH " auibs lame Kutter: 10p dos Eggs for sale by CALDWELL & L ANGLET. my 2 9 AMBROTYPES. TAKES AX TIIK SUN 33 JE2 1L I HAVING tone to a rery heyj rx pens. i Uaruiagthe process, and in fitting up my rooms for taking Ambrotypes, lam now prepared to pat up in the finest style any sizto Ambro types, from a one-ninth to one-half sue, the Arabrotype is far superior to the Daguerreotype in tone and beauty, having none of the glare of the Duguerre type plate, and ean e seen in any light. We alsotakotwo pictnres atonesittin a positive and a negative pioture. and when held to the light it is perfeetly famnarnt. The Amhrotypes are durable, being. whn finished, entirely air and water tight, aad ea be taken in all kinds of weather Tim. foradulu fur asi.ting. from 10 to 30 seeonds; children ffr-'in St .Please call and see specimens. P. S. Dagnerreotypes takes in the difTerent styles. feb8-tf W. VV. TILESTON. HO TE tj FOR SALE. THE stand known si the New Hotel, at Newberry, will be sold on terms idvautag onsto the hover. Itis favorably located in the nourishing tawn of Vewberrv, in Greeneconnty. Ind., has all the necessary oot-houses cisterns. &e .with eommedinns Stables at'aclie '. Wh n u is known that Newberry is the terminasof thesouihern division of the E. I. and O. Straight Lin. Railroad, and aio located immedia'ely on the W and R Oana at the Feeder Dam, on White river isla beaatifal aad healthy location, with as good a surrounding country as any in tne a täte, persons wishing ta invest in property of this kind, will see the advantage of inveinr h' re For particular apply to either S. L. STODDARD ot jjUlA. TH031AS JOBNSQX.

MISCELLANEOUS. KKW AD CEEAP COODS! McKINNEY & COOKE. WATER ST. KEXT DOOtt TO R. BARG&' BKTW MAIM AND LOBCST. ARÜ now reoeivinn and opening a most desirable stock of print' and summer Roods, consisting in partot every variety usually kept in a dry good etore. Silks. Challas. Berages, Robes. Lawns, Brilliantes, Bonnets. (Crape, silk Lace and Neapolitan.) Ribbuns. Lace Edins. loves and Hoseinnin great varity Cloths Cassimeres. Fant goods and Vesting, in rich profusion. Ac, &e ap3 j VRS. M. DONALDSON would red pect fully inform the is ladies of Evans vi lie and its vieinity that she has taken ahouse next door to Mr. Rubin Hart's dwelling, on the corner of Second and Oak treets. and she has had long experience in Dress makii.g and Bleaching and doing up all . inds of Straw nd Neapolitan bounds andthe hopes by doing her work neat and reasonable to invite a share of the public patronage. ro 2t1 Tü MKK HUT8, (stTU'PKim Ai l U TH Kl i A . rPHB undersigned would announce that he baa finished ha X large and substantial new Wharf-boat i flAJftiMOTlI CAVE. j He has placed her. for the sake of convenience in all staffs of the river at the foot of Vine street. He will at all times hereaftnt r be pleased to give protipc and careful attention to receiving and sbippiug a3 well as to all other river business that may be entrusted to him. The patronage therefore f the Mere ants. Shinrers and

others of this city and of the interior is solicited. JM3f JOHN S. MlTCnELL, ItIClt AHE IIVI) U E1TI (.KABLE, rWlH E richest and most varied stock of spring end summer JBL dry goods are now ready for inspection at Roser's new store near the corner of Main and First street. Were pectaeall before purchasing elsewhere, as we still aJhcre to our old motto "sell cheap and sell heap, Our new style Mantillas, silk an 1 straw bonnets. French and Swissembroideries. d ess trimmings, kid and 6nish silk f loves, parasols, cape, shawls, brilliants de laines. bareges, awns white drew goods, ladies, misses and children'sshoea. also cottonades. Drillings. Vestings and Coatings for etntlemen'B wear and in fact every article in our line has no rival tn point of style and quality, all our goods have ten purchased at New York, from some of the first importer and any Western city " J . ... Again very give ns a can ana we win sell on goods at astonihinglow prices. apis ROSER BRO & FREY. : FISH WALL PAPERS UPHO J.ST FRY WORK. WPW iRnrvAT nir pIpppq SCHMIDT AARKhaustTe from common q Jities to the hnestg.lded ..compriongeverv!?LVi"?Mw? lma' l hey also keep everything appertaining 10 uyho stery. and cover chairs sofas, &e., in superior style. Havi H.r.vr nsviBg lusceniargea our store-room to accommodat" an increased business, we are now prepared to receive customers, and show them a large s ocKand iowprics ap"v-ti FOB BKVf, fpWO dou' le Dwelling H JL Cherry and one on VVtter streets. Applvto jell-tf HORy BROOK & CO., Wat rereet. NEW (iOODS AnTTmew IMtlt I.S. SHANKLIN AjKKILY beg leave to call the attention to their friends and customers, to their lurge and well se lected assortment - f n-w spring and summer dry goods, ree'd daring thepast two weeks, eomprisingone of the most desirable stocks to be lound in the city, which they 1 fler at whole sale and retail to their customers and the publie guerUiy at low prices for cash or pr nipt time bvi)rs Th-irtock consists in oartofthe followinc: Broad elutha. black and imncv Cms. meres and Tweeds, white, burt and fancy Marsailles and silk Vestings. Co'.tonades, Croton eloths and plain and fanya Linen Drills rich Calieoes jf Phil.p Allen, Spragucs. Knc State Mills and other rich printed French an 1 Scotch Jaco nets and Lawns, rich printed r "euch Kobes, plain and satiy striped Beregss, black tnd colored Crape MiDH, hite Cashmere, plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed Organdies, oriiiianceesanu imam ae L.anis, wnite erape Shawls Mack and fancy silk shanl , rich stilla shawls tnd scarfs, black and whiie lace Capes, Moria antiqn Parasols, silk and gingham Umbrellas, Panama. Leghorn and'-Rraid Hat. English straw and fancy Bonnets, rich tonnet Rivbons. Hosing Gloves. Palm leaf and fancy Pans Koo'S nnd shoes. Carpets, floor and stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds, together with a great variety of Trimming, small wares and fancy goods. Arc. e myl SH A V K i.l V A' R fcf?. Y. NOTICE. rHR Equalixatlon Board for the town of Lamasco City I will commance their session, at the Town Hall, en the 14' h day of July, 185t, for the purpose i" adjusting any error that may appear upnn the Assessment Roll, for this tenth corporate year; and continue from diy to day until said equalization is completed. By order of the Hoard. je23-tf DANIEL CHBTE, Clerk. AAOTHKll ARRIVAL OF " SUMMER -CLOTUINOl. JUST received per Adams' Express some light fancv Silk faiisi mere and Crass Linen Coats, fane white 'Lim n snd blauk Drapd'Ete Pant-, white and fancy Marsrilla V.sts. all made of the finest material and in the latest tvlo. They will be sold cheap at A. LOBKNSTINE'S jel9 IVestern Star Clothing Store under Pavilion. niSSOLUTIOXXOTICE. EVI TQLEHAKT. having sold to John K. Little and A Robert Little a?l hi- intcrrst in theCmal Mills, the partnership heretofore listing between said parties, nnder the nam.aod style of Littles & Iglehart, is this day dissolve '. Thennsettled business oC sa d firm wil bo settled bv Levi Tglehart. who is alone authorised to settlethesame The firm name will be ased for the purpose of liiiuMatinn anlv. jo23 tf LITTLE IULEUART. C'HB Pr R THXK KVFftT WATCHES AND JEWELRY." VT have just received, and have constantly on hand, a V w large and well selected stork of Fashionable Jewelry, somtrising all qualities and styl- s. which wilt besold at Kastera prices. , . a ..... a gooa stock or tine uold and Hilver Hunting and Open-face Watches, including a few Railroad Time-keepers, all warranted, and atlow tigurts. We also keep the largest assortment of Dawson, Warren & Hyde's and J. B. Beer's line Gold Pens, in the city. Silver Ware. Porte Alonies, Accordeons, eight dsy and thirty honr Clocks, always on haii and for sale at reduced prices. Rereiving all our gnds direot from the Manufacturers and Impoiten, we at. a'-le to offer a conn articlic. at as extremely low price. MTTROLFF & SONS. jol Main street, betw. First and Second sts. THEY CAN'T BF ltlvlTl VKRY FINE SUMMER SOFT HATS, ri US best, lightest and finest shad, d Soft HaU, that can M besocB. Call and see. my2S TAUTIER & MARCONNIEE. Main street. . L. BTÜROVfl jrms A. BTUROES. STITIKiP.S A' It II Ol II EH, W HOI. KS ALK DKAI.KKa It PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AXD rOMMISHIOX MERCHAISTK ' So. 979 Broadway, bvtw. Franklin avenue and wash street, mhll-lyd 8T. LOVIS MO. ROOMS FOR RKIVtT" SKVERALKne Office Rooms situated on th. second floor of a large buildiog eentraMy situated are now for rent. For particulars inquire at this office. jyl-tf IIT I1K( KIVH) AT Wtl.DRI ICH'S TOOL W STORK. 6 boxes Carpenters' Planes; Bench and Hand Screws; Truss Hoops. Columbus manufacture. Alain street, between 1st and 2d. ' je2 jHAKSHAL'S notice. XJOTICR is hereby given to all persons who are In the habi . v of hathingin the Ohio river opposite the city of Hvansville. and between the Little Bayou and Leet street, and also ia the Canal in said city, during daylight, or before! o'clock P. M. of each day; that all such persons caught as aforesaid, will be strictly dealt with in accordance with the ordinancesia such ease made and provided, tob. enforseJ from and after this dute. JAS. B. Kf ANS. j25-tf ' City Marshal iL AXCY PHIiVr. 250 eases new handsome styles in S store and for sale by JAMBS LOW CO.. mv8 41 Main street. Louisville. Ky. IHKDICAL. DR V. A. HORRALL Kclectio physician, tenders his services to th. eitixens of EvausviUe and vicinity, in the practiceor ined'cin. and Obstetrics. Othoe onMir street, opposi'e the court house in the office formerly occupied by J.N. M -Gill. M. D. mvl-3m PHINCF, A:Cff S OEONS, fW' 1 WlTlfdl.iH.il swell, secured by letters patij,r. I E-"3teut, May 23d. 1855. r"fjr iXyf fl By means of this swell, solo passages may J W 1 U be played with the full power of t. 'ustrument. while theaceompaniment is soft and subdueft. Hereaferaltthe Melodeons made r-y Prince Ar Co. i will 1. furnished with this attach cent without extra charge. Messrs. Prince A Co. eould realize a handsume fortune by disposing ofrights to otl er manufacturers, but as they prefer w make it a f.atare in their instrumenta, it ean only be obtained by purchasing of W. F. COLBIIRJf. Western Agent, myl 76 West Fonrth street. CJOObXKW'g FOR. s"OOrKR8 RochestertN. Y.) M Coopers' Knives, a splendid assortment of the genuine Weed' Knives, just reo'd at je24 WALDKIRCil'S. F.W CAM! NTOIIE. a, " HATING received and opened an entire new stock of spring, both stapleand fancv goods, carpets, oil cloths, &e. W. now invite the oitizens of Evansville aud vicinity to avor u .ith a oall to promisine latest stvlesof s-oods and mall profits, JAMES OAKLY & SOX. sap4 Istst. F.ster's hloek. COAL! ( Ol I.!! WE are now riceivius a large lot of the bestcoal in the West, and ar. ready to supply our friends and customers by the small or large quantities. A. e will deliver it to private houses at l cents per bushel, to thewhoiesale consumers, we will make a liberal deduction. Orders l.ftat the store of Holliagsworth & Hughes will be pnmprlyattcaded to. ap2 J. W. & I. W. BÜGUES. NEW DfRCS, F R E K II ' D F I ! F . EICH ?? ViERLING have jost opened a largo assortment H4'cf Drugs and Medicines, to which they invite the a'teaton of Merchants and Physicians. They alo seep Window Glass Glassware Tobacco. Cigars. Paints, Bruges of allikinds. Oils. Dvestuffs. Sniees. Perfumi-rv. Fine Article A-c..Ae. Al.so all popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints groundinoil. Pure WinesandBrandiesforMedicinal purposes Prescriptions carefully ore oared. Call at No 14 Water St., ader the Jotfrnal Office. mvH-tt LO4T, STRAYED OR STOLKi. rWlWO Horses, one a large g ey ahout flveyears old. and a small bay horse about ten years old. strayed or were stolen from the subscriber last week. The bay horse wa mdrked by sears on bis fore feet, and was lame at the time he was missed. Any information concerning the horses, will please be left, at SETCUELL B0WLK.S' jy22-ltdtw Livery Stable. .OHKKSK AT CINCCVITATI PRICES 100 b.xes y W. R. Chw... just ree'd and for saU by & TRTvSTI LINENS. DAMASKS, &C., &C. J UST reo'd direct from the manufacturers in Ireland, iyo casea of Linen Gooda, consisting of 10-4 Bleachea t,men vareting; 40 inch Pillow Case Lines: 4-4 Shirting Linen frot2:cto 1 25 per yard; Linen Cambric Handkerchief? from 1 to $12 perdox; Linen Lawn and Linen Cambric: Bleached and Brown Damask Table Cloths; do do Snowdrop o do: 8-4 Ble-xched end Prown Damask Table Linen; Napkins. Towels. Huckaback Diaper, Ac. These Goods are warranted all Linen, soft finish and flnsi Bleach. For sal at th lewest prices, wholesale and retail, hy mv21 gl'AXKLIN V KE1LLY.

MEDICINAL. CHEBRY PECTORAL, Kor tlie rat il Cttrc of pitl Cnrc of fOrfillS, (OLDS, HOARSENESS, -JKUaMHITIS, WIIOOPIXG - COUeH, CROrP, ASTIMIA, A.D C0ASU.1IPTI0N. A MONO the numerous d:gjovens science has made Ia -tm. this generation to t&cilitate the business of liU Incrfcase its enjoyment, an-i eaen prolong the term of human fx '"?? aon, can re named of more real value to mankind th au this contribution of CbeBuistrr to the healina art. A vast trial of its virtues throughout this broad country, tea prtNen beyond a doubt, that no medicine or combination ef medicines yet known, ean so ourely contiol and cure the numerous varieties of pulmobvr eiseasts hie. have hitherto swept from our midst thousands end thot.ind every year. Indeed, there is now abundant reason to believe a remedy has at length been found which can be relied on to cure thV most dangerous aßections ot the lungs, Onr speeo uera wm no per mi- us io puoiisn any proportion Of tae cures effect ej by iuuse. bat we would present the following, BnH volar rtkw a r. n i.iv. A m 1 L : -V 717-- . I . -m-" j im. iow w?a always be pleased to rurnih free, wherein are full part' ulars. and indisputable proof of stAtewetits : , Ofheeof Iransportation, aw reus R. R. S.C. Aug, 4,1851. him pronounced him adead child. UaVing used youi Crerry Pectoral in Oalilorni. in the inte. ? o?fcw. l.r Vevew atto(jk of ßronehitis, with entire success, J ia. induced to tryiton Div little bov. 1 .ve him aUMtiflnnftiUiihf.. hours, commencing in the morning, and by ten o'clock at n ght, I found a decided chw ge for the better, and after three davs use, he was able to eat or drink wühont pain. Its use in the above namec disease will save m.nv a efcild from a premature grave, ami relieve the anxictv of many a fond parent. F.r all affections of thethroat and" lungs, I believe it to be the bebt medicine extant. A feeling of th. deepest gratitude, prompt- me in addressing yen thete lines 2 but for jour important discovery my little boy venltl now utvo ueeu iu antujier .orin. I am, yours, with great respect. J. D. POWELL. Surt. Trans.. L.K.K. Bocky HillA (Somerset Co .) N.J., July 21, 1S-52. Dr. J. O. Aycb, Since your medicine ha. becom. known here, it has a greater demand than any other cough remedy ws have ever sold. It is spoken ef in terms of unmeasured praise by those who have used it. and I know of some esses where the best they can ssy of it is net too much forth good it has done. I take pleasure in st-lling it, because 1 knot that I am giving my customers tbe worth of their money, and I feel gratified in seeing tjje b" nefit it conte. Pleuse send me further supplv, and believe wo Yours, with espect. JOHN 0. WHITLOCR. P. S. Almost any number of certificates can. b sentyo. if you wish it Windsor. C. W. June 26, 1852. Dr. J. C. Aykr. Sir This may certify that I have ased your Cherry Pectoral for upw&rds of one year, and it i nr sincere belief that I should have been in my grave ere this time if I had not. It his eured me ol a dangerous efiection of the lungs, and I co not overstate my conviction when, 1 tell you it is a price Uss remedy. Yours very respectfully , D A MoCLIT RE. Attorney at I,sw. Wilksbarre. Pa.. September 2S. 1S50, Dr. J. 6. Axfr. My dear Sir Your medicine it much approved of by thoe who have used it here, and it composition isstich as tu iosur- and maintain its reputation. I invariably recommend it for pulmonary aftections. as do many .f our principal physicians. 1 am your friend, CHAS. STREATER, M. D. -PREPARED BT JAMES C. A Y E R, PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAT CHEMIST, LOT. aXI., BAII SOLD HY Keller. Farnsley & Co., Evansville, Ind.; Yagie & Crswford. Owensville;. Haliock & Parmiter. Princeton; G. B Bingham. Patoka; W. J. Whiting. Crnthiana: J . E. Jaquess & Co., Poseyvill : Messrs. (Gardiner at Blairsville and Wadetville; Williamsand Robertson West Franklin: Dr. Thomas Newman and .'as. Sampson, Kt. Yernon; Hudspeth & Bro.. Boonville; Bowers k Sargent. Newburgh; Adams & Campbell. Petersbnrgh; Fred . Eckstein. Cincinnati, 0..and alldruggists. mhüH- Im This hitherto intractable disease, of every form B every stage, t. CURED BY EXTKKNAL APVUTrrSt-. Y OR. C ' V 1 V iLwi a IHI.K UAH H m7II.I, rail in giving immediate relief, and pojitivcly curing the worst and most obstinate oaeo Hemorrhoids or Piles. It is the O.VLY 1NFALL1KI.E KKMEDY KNOWN here or elsewhere tor the Pil-, and is th result of yeari of patient stuuy ana investigation. Suficrers from Piles now have a remedy at hand which wilt STAND THE TEST OF TKIAL. without a fear of failure on its part, to do all the proprietor cla:ms for it. Full directions accompany each boa; and all that is requisite is strictly to observe them, and a cure is cer ta n to follow. The prorrietor refers to the following testimonials from gentlemen of character and standing.' who have voluntarily given their certificates n iu favor, in regard to it effioaey Im tneir own caaaa. neaa taem. The Hon . Richard Yates, late member o t Congress from th ' Spricgheld (111.) district, as: Jacksonville, ill., Ivor is, is.is. Dr.Thns. H.Cavansoorh DearSirt The nrertaration. Cava naugh's Pil. Salve, which you Surnihed, lfonnd ot s reat .rvice. producing an easy and speedy cure. 1 do not hesitate to recommend it as an invaluable remedy for the Pile. Kespectiuiiy, kiuuaku ihm, The following, from Rev. B, F. Biiatow. ia asuffloient rseommcadatioa in itself. Jacksonville, HI., December 15, 1854. Dr. Cavanaugh I conceive it to be a duty I owe to the afflioted to make known the ivaluable virtues and remedial efficiency of tour "Pile Salve." I was for several week sorely amictcd with that painful and loathsom disease, th. riles. Alter Having eanaustea my patience in trying vactun ' prescriptions of physicians and others without receiving any benefit, by the siroug recommendation of your Salve by my friend, the Hon. Kichard Yates. I was induced to try lt. 1 an eappy in saying an application of our salve for thre days, perfected an entire ouro. Kespectfally yours. Chlcaio. Aurast30. 1852. Dr. T.H. Cavanaugh, (Present ) Dear Sir: When I arrived in this city few day ago, I was suffering intensely with the piles f mentioned my condition to you, askingpour advices. Yon recommended your Pile Halve saying it wonia cure me. 1 triea it tne enect was immediate, and I am now well. I believe it to be,asit proved in my ease, an invaluable remedy, and a surft cure for that disease, the Piles, and a such recommend it to otheta. Yours, truly, JOHN W.HANSON. St. Loui Mo. MS- Price $1 per box. Dr. T. H. CAVAHAU H. Sole Proprietor, St. Louis, Mo, For sale ia Evansville by CRAWFORD BELL. jy!6-lyd.w KELLER, FARN LEY A CO. - t'P.TI II IS," Y Clerks say they tear I have bought more Goods thea TIL we wnl ht able to sell the present season . Now. in .rd jr to avoid the like occurrence. I have given them instruc tions to sei 1 the Goods at much less than our usual low rate. To my customers, and all other who want bargains in Drv Goods, I would respectfully sa; , now ia your time to "j itoh l." ö. cjiDitn, ap12 Main street, three doora below Second, JIcKl.SEV COOKE. WATF.R STEERT. BETWEEN MjAH AND LOCUST STREETS. II W AVE jut received a new and large supplv of fine and II cheap Mantillas, fine sets Application Cnderslcev.s, Collars, Ceoiize-ts. L'nderrleevcs, and th best and finest asa rtment of Embroideries ever bought for this market. They invite a speedy call from all th citizens of Evansvill and surryunding countrv to an examination for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, .as they promise to sell any article in their house at the lowest cash prices. Come soon, come one and all. mj'JA tTU,IAK CLOTH -5 cases Italian Cloth; 30 cases Lustres; reo'd t-day and jAJHba l,t w x vu , 418 fcain street, Louisville. Ky. M'TS. Cbblsehoice quality just ree'd. forsaf. by jell S. 3. GILBERT & CO.. Sc. near Water. ' : BONNETS! BONNETS. tHAVE just received another fresh lot of Bonnet em eomwission with instruction to eeirthem at about omhalf the original ot-t. Call and see them. S. EMBICH. X B No excuse now for the Ladies not going to Chores) on Sunday, for the want of a new Bonnet. j24 BT. l.ori l.tfiKR BEER. J' CST ree'd perstesmer Southerner, a Fresh lot of this choic Lager Ker. anu xorsaieat n . ni.MrbKl'tt iietr saloon, corner Diainana rourtnst. Ayj Families cau be supplied by the gallo. j24-lm HF.MOVAL. rftOLBCRN & TIHRSHBttROUK have removed their Lv stock of Mattrasses to the new building lately put no br Mr. Hughes, on Water street, next noor t Canal Bank., where they will keep c.nstantly on hand, at wholesale and retail a large assortment of Mattraaaes of all sites and kinds, viz: Spring. Cotton. Mocs, Shuck, Hair and Jenny Lin4. Also Red Comforts of all size . Also Cotton. Moss. Hair, Shuck and Feather Pillow. Maltrasses made to order, and guaranteed to give satisfaction . . Those in want a good article will pleaseive ns a eall. 1 he attention of Country Merchants is particularly invited to our stock. Main St., next door to Canal Bank, Evansville, Ind. s mhlg TIllTE. "MMMCH'S Store, on Main street three doors telow SeeJsTj ond. apposrs to be the great Bazaar for new as.d eheap Goods. He has just received another fresh lot of Summer Goods, which he is selling at the lowest rate. my NTfVWIIOi.,i:SA l-E WIN E-AND I, Ml (OK STOICK. TE hereby inform the public of Evanvilleandsorronndww in. countrv i .eneral. that we have, under this dat.. opened an above said eoncern; where we shall keep constantly all sorts of Wines and Liquors, which we intend to sell at the lowest prices. Country store keepers will do well to gtv Particular attention is called to our stock ef pur Port, Claret and Madeira Wines. French brand!. gooJ old Whisky in bottles, whioh are adapted for medical purposes. S HAMB & CO.. myl6-tf Vain street oppoito tb Cort Hons-. M I7M I;Pri IIOIlJ. 500 do z .aiorted unabti r.o'd V to-dy and forsale by JAMES LOW & CO., - myfl 418 M.'o street. Louisville, fr. PICKIA . 25 b Jus Tickiug r. (; thif Hjv and für t 418 Main EftffsTiifJ

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