Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 8, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 August 1856 — Page 3

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sTXt" etIck' jst! aw : -. o: : CSOVERNOR, ÖttlVxhl P. JIOUTOX, of Wayne. ttKUTKNANT GOVERNOR, fco.AÄI B.1KEU of Vanderburgh. SECRETARY OF STATE, joiI.N W. . WSO,, of Allen. TREASURES OF STATE, VVIE.LIA.TI It. 2VOFf'SINt.EU, of Parke. AUDITOR OF STATE, E. W II. FCtilS, of ITIarion. -HUrERINTEMDET OF PUBLIC 1SSTRUCTI05. CII.tKLES BtlHKS, of Floyd. ATTORNEY GENERAL, ' ? JAMES II. CKAVEXS, of Itipley REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, 'JOHN A. STEIN, of Tippecanoe. CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. IIEAL of Miami. FOR C:ÖNUHBSB. JAMES C. VEATCII,

OF SPF.ICKR COITKTV. mii?!?! PEOPLE'S MASS MEETING. Mass meetings of the People opposed to the present administration and its continuance under James Bui han"an, will e held at the following limes and places. ' Judge Morton and others wii.' address the public. Corydon, August 13th. Princeton, August 2:td. Terre Haute.. September 3d. heymour, September 5th. APPOINTMENTS FOE JUDGE MOBTON. Judge Morton, People's candidate for Governor, will ' sp ak at the following times und places. Let tue wholo peeple turn out and hear him: I)et i, July 31. at 1 r. M. Davlon. August 11, at 1 p. M. Huck villi:, Auini-t 3d at 1 r. . Greencaetle, AujchsI dlri at 1 P. M. Be lford, August .Ith, ut I p. M. Katern, A ogust tith.al 1 p. Si. sHlontniiigion, August "th, at 1 r. w, .'Crd)Oii, August 13. at 1 r. . 'shaven worth. August 14. at 1 p.m. Hans, August it!, at 1 p. a. ' Kek port. August A. at P. H. ' BiHtfiHvtile, August Iii, at i p. . Ml. Vernon, August 81, at 1 P. M- ' KvaiMviile, August i"J,at 1 r . fPrtnoMton, August 3. ut I p.m. .?etefSWJirjr, August 23, at 1 p. H. "Wa'shtJieloii, Augnsl-.ti, ut 1 r, M. Paver Hill. August y7, at I p. M. Pauli. Augus- 8f , at 1 r. . Ppeuoer (Uwen Co.) August 39, at 1 p.m. Hlnimfleld, August 9, at I r. .. Kullivan, September I. at I p. h. Howling Green, Sept. 2. at I p.m. Terre Haute Sept. 3. at I p. m. Seymour, Kept. 5, at I o'clock. FILLMORE, DONELSON AID TIIE UNION! All miu favorable to ths elaotioa of Fillhobe and Doxai.so. are rsquetted to meet at APOLLO KALL, SATURDAY EVR.. AUG. 9fH, 1S56, to ergaaiie a Fillmobe and Doselsox Club Jehn 1. Chaadler aad Jas, Harlaa, Jr , ad athtrs will adstrut th meeting. Signed: JOHN SBANELIN, . VTM. OALDWELL,' JAMES O. JONES. ADD. B. SANDERS. JNO. S HOPKINS. JNO. J. CHANDLER, SILAS STEPHENS, W. K. HOLLINÜSWORTH. aad seveatr-ave other. Col. Henry S. Lane. We are requestee to state that Col. Henry S. Lane will address the people of Evansville this evening at 7fs o'clock at the Washington House corner. He will doubtless have a large crowd to hear him. Let all parties be present. CiOTHiNa at Wholesale. Messrs. AnspAcher & Co. are now largely engaged in the manufacture of clothing for country t dealers. They have a large number of persons employed, and soil exclusively at wholesale. They are enabled to sell just as low as the Cincinnati jobbers, as country merchants will discover by giving thorn a call. This is a new branch of jobbing business here, and i already becoming important. fjjr We perceive by the Bloomington, 111., papers that Mr. Brooks made a splendid balloon ascension at that place a short time since. He landed fifteen miles from Bloomington, and had a bouncing time of it. We hope he will be cautious, as we cannot always be along to take care of him. fjr The daj's are warm but the nights very cool and pleasant. It may be called agreeable summer weather, although more rain is need ed. CThe Americans of louisville had a tre mendous torch light procession last Saturday night The Louisville Journal says: When the procession started from the court house square there were assembled together fully 20,000 persons. For squares the streets were completely blocked with dense masses of human beings. In the throng in the neighborhood of the speakers' stand there were not less than 2.000 ladies, who were testilyin: their enthusiasm bv waving handkerchiefs and Fillmore and Donelson liajs. (Or The following splendid production is the last Buchanan song. It shows the genius inspiring enthusiasm of their cause: Buck-Segro' Song. Hurrah for Buck! Uh o oh-o", Good old Buck! An a'-ah a'! Fillmore's dead, sir Donelson, ton! Uh-o'-oh-o'! We buried 'em to-day, sir! Ab-a'-ab-a'l Out in de pasture Oo-o'-oh-o'i Hurrah for Buck! Ah a'-ah a'! Fine old Buck! Oh o"-oh-o' I Fremont is no whar He's deao and gone, sir! Ah a' ah -a'! Hurrah for massn! Oh o'-oh-o'! He's a great old Masa! Ah-a'-aha'! P big boat's comin Oh o'-oh-o'! Clear da way you coininr.n n'ggae! Jingle, jingle, jingle! ;0,P VKT.SKttSH 1 1. TBI nleribr hav. this day rorm.d a co-partnership nd.rHi.lirm r Mo Raa A Veil: to continue ths boot a. ska. o'tna iat first of H.ndriek. A JlcKea All olaiau aiainit tu coneera .1 Hendrick. A- MoRaa. Will b. paid sV (.& A' M'.tU, u whn th indebted aia.t make aafajAW. IWUii. V A.ilcREA. jjii-tt U. M. WKLLS TiO STFEK. 7Jifca-s Mim Kastera foffeer j JMUU Qui öiWt i. Co; in .tort f.rsaWby jf" Z, U. COÜK. i Oi . ".ILOCR IW 0 BiLS.-A nippl, ket eea ttaatlv oa .. wrPr ' to w.i mairae prion n J.I S B. LERy & CO.. y. mi Water. . IUI LOUIS Vi t,.K, K V AX V I lE AKI) UIH, THB fla.ltKtt dean Ritt steamer t.CBA. will ma rKularly a. above, paeaiag doüra vv.ry Sn.davaadaP.varv wadajesdav bue wtltke (rel jht aad casseaxers at tha reiular packet

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IXICÄI, DEPARTMENT. POLICE MATTEBS. Hj Lamasco has l ad nearly all the fun to barseif for the last two or three dayf. Her populatio teem to I e awakening from their lethargy; sign of life are becoming visible, aud the Magistrates offlee it becoming quite an interesting scoool for the study of human nature generally, as well as to learn the manners and customs of Lamascovites in particular. The J nstices docket presents quite .1 history of human wrongs committed against human rights, and the wrong ways that were taken to redress them, which brought them under the cognizance of the La:nasco Judiciary. Justice Chute, presi ting. We will make our stories short, so that if they should prove uuinteresling onr readers will not be bored, and if they should cnutain some interest we shall not be so liable to giro offence. Case 1st. Lorenz Comfort smiteth, J. E. Toralinson and the State of Indiana takes cognizance thereof Tomlinson was a member of the police corps, and being duly authorized in writing endeavored to secure the person of Lorenz who had been behaving unseemly, and was a fro ward man. Lorenz resisted and striving with the man of authority did commit unlawful violence on bis person for wheh it was adjudged by the Magistrate that be should pay a flue of $5 and the cost. He paid the flue but not the costs, and was let go out of the hands of the officers. Case 2nd. .Mrs. Coiafortassistelhher husband. See-

ing her :usband strive with the officer and fearing lest jnethouU be worsted, Mrs. Comfort interposed the physical influences pertaining to herindividual self, but was overcome and placed in bonds. When however ' she had paid into the treasury, $1. She was set at lib erty. Case 3d. Peter Krapp getteth himself into a difficulty, showing how begot out of the same. Peter la bor 'or the understandings of the people, aud provides his customers with a very good article of boots aud shoes. But alas! Peter looked upon the wine eopwhen it was red, and at last it stUDg him like au adder. The evil spirit that lurked In that cup, went ;owu his throat took possession of his bosom, kindled there fires of malice, and Peter being then possessed of an evil spirit, did incite his little eon to throw brickbats at his granmother, which was highly uuwrong. Mrs. Wavison, the lady pelted, made complaint belore Justice Chute and Peter Krapp was on investigation, found to be about as much to blame as the old woman, and divers others of the same ramily were about us much to blame as either of them, and all were considerably blamable, and no great shakes neither, in consideration of all of which Peter was amerced in a flue of one cent. Case 4th Shewing how R. A. Riedel chastised bis belter balf,and thereupon what happened. Riedel being a "woman's rights" mn, was determined thai all women over whom he bad control should be right, concleving his wife to be slightly wrong, he undertook to right her by a moderate ministration of conjugal discipline, much to the honor of J no. Way man who interfered and complained on behalf of the woman. Riedel was flued h and having nothing less than a S IUUO bill with him just then it was thought advisable that be should become a guest of the city of fevausville. He is now a sojourner iu the "Safe." Case 3tb. Shewing wbat Mrs. O'Brien did, and then what the Squire did. Jas. 1). Anderson, a constable, stretched forth his band to arrest one who bad offended the law. Mrs. O'Brien couo iving that he was about to deprive a fellow mortal of one of those inalienable rights guaranteed to every man by the Declaration of Independence, made a pass at him, which passed very near to his "dome of thought." And It came to pass, that when he had made an end of arresting the other man, he straightway complained of Mrs. O'Brien, aud in a lime wntte sue was muiciea in uiree uoiiars ana costs. Cues 6th asuTth Jas. Curry and Kirk pat rick are found in bad coin puujr, aud mailers appertaiug thereto. On Sunday last Curry and Kirkpalrick wer lound in very bad company, that is to say, they ware in the com pany of each other and m-re like 'em. Henry Kter like the unlortuiiate magpie, was found in the same predicament. Henry was the possessor of ve dollars and a silk handkerchief, which were to Curry and Klrkpatrlck, as the goodly Babj lonUh gar ment and the wedge of gold were to Achan, an accurs ed thing, and wrought upon their cupidity. Strong drink heightened their fancy for the lhe articles and di minished the vigilance of Eter, in consequence of which the twain became possessors of the valuables, giving tu unfortunate Eter, in return, only a drubbing and restoring bis handkerchief The latter generona At was prompted by a fear that poor Eter would be . f.und suffering the same state of menl agon, that hi. illustrious predecessor N. P. Willis, experienced one '. day when pocket handkerchiefs were in demand, but a scarce article. Curry was lined Ave dollars and Kirkpatrick two dol lars, but neither having funds are now standing com mitted. For prefarring Fmita. Veirt-ablef, fto. Thonl Cftu aver invented rtHjuiring NO WAX, SOLDER. OR CEMENT! These Can have be-n thoronjrhly tertd, hTtrtfr been before the public on year, over half A Hiixioir of them were fold the past M&wm, nd are now in n. and in every inMnnc-e have jriven eutire tatisfnetiou. They are acknowledged by alt who see them, to be the N EATK5T, S A TEST, MOST COS V E X I T. T C A S !X CHS. They are easily SEALED und OPENED, and fnwr "nil to prrfrre Fkcits, Vkgetaulis, 4,0., a a prrfrrtiy frh tute. They can be" ujkJ year aftur year. Direotion for putting np all kiml of Fruit, Vegetables, Ac. will accompany the Cans. Every Can Warranted. AL.'4 ORDERS ENCLOSING REMITTANCE, WILL BS PROMPLT ATTENT-ED TO. E. M. SHOEMAKER & CO., Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers. Bs. 234 Waikoi Steeet. !fe CINCINNATI, O t&fe roa SALI BT jH"Fortale bv Hoassauoa & Co. Caldwkll ft Lanq. jjio-tf (.ex, J. B. Metier and J. 0. tiaunt. HOCK HIVES FOB SALE. v laULNtx to retire from aettre öuaiaees to my farm, I now offer this place tor sale. On it it a eomaiodiou Tavern Houre, one large three etorr Stone Waiehoute, aleo oaeof Frame; a Pork House with capacity to alauzhter from 4U0 to 600 hurt i-er dav. wild food Htahles a necessary ont-huiiaings- it haiastoue landiasof go-a depth of water sad at II nmes f. r,nm mud. It no m oosaetdt a sood Orr Oools and GroTu,!, and is widely known aa a thicDias point second to tat tew towns on the Ohio river from Louisville to tSvsusville. The looatioii ani enara ter oi tne easiness ui tne nine, imceratively require other branchet of business to H. vis: A Tobacco atemmerr. &;c. so., all esaea tially aeaaaaary to tuppijr tne ueuiauu. oi n. puwic, jino wh'ch. if doua, would increaee the xeneraf busio.-s of tb nly imuiiili A larae section of tae country roni which to this time, no trade has been derived (for want of road) n..rr hi. iiointthaa any other will in a short time be hrousht to this ,le (aa an orir has been issued from court t"T the oeeaisa at aaw roaus. j ror mrtuer i,"riuacin aadres ROBERT GRAHAM. jy-td Rock iiav.n. Ky. TUB HVZVRI) POWOfcR COMPAXV. HlSlifACf ORKSH All DK.ILUS Hi Q2 to. co. jji ce &X Cf X AVIMJ reduced their prices to correspond with the reM.M. duoed aost ot Saltpetre, continue w offer their well known nrandt of ELCcraic Iniham Bli, R and Ks.vtuckv KirLEt'owder. in kess aad canisters. Also nnpowderfor Blasting and Mining, comprising a full assortment of qualitie and kiada rouuircd bj ths trade, guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. Th Standard of their fowder. whfeh has now enjoyed the highest repur tion for more than twenty-five years, will be found nnsurpassed by any othar manufacture of lhe kind in the world. For aale bv the prinelpal dealer, and alto at the offioeof the Com cany. No. 9 w aa, cor. v ater treet. ew t ora. A. O. II AZA RD, President. A. R DouoLAga, Sec y. mvK-bmd JfMKIKS.- . D 3 lis gross gmuad Pepperi 1 gross ground Oinrer; , An do Alsnice: i no co i;inves: in do do Cinnamoa;) dot Keacni-by Mustard; 10 bbls Orted Appls; 1 Inih Corn Meal; 40 bit Palm Soap: 20 bss tar Candles; l0WCailta:1t"Cu'cQ0K ft SON. Ernvn SI'KIG STOCK FOR 1S.5G. sr a a niri.EV I- SON Firststreet. FosUr's block, now i olf'er to the oitisens of Kvans'il'e aad vieinity. a lam Mrf a;.ki ,n.k Ar Snmmer Goods aeaerallv atvervlo nirtL- .nj4 haw invite our frisads and enstemers to eall and cxamame fur thcmselres.as onr stock Is now fresh and

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Kentucky Election. Louisyille, A ag. 5. Circuit Judge E. G. Phister, Whig, elected. Wadesvrorth, Whig, 888 majority. Com. Attorney Bruce, American, majori-

ty 895; Rost, Dem., e05. j Uircrj't tourt ülerk Uwens. American, innfi- Mpimir whii. inrvi v i , -oi o I Camnhell and Kenton ponntie! wirp each a ailipot-'U anu leniun counties give eacn a Democratic majority of 300. Grant co. gives a small Democrat?- maiorttv. and Pendleton co. 200 American majority. T 4 e I uuttBViLLB, nu0'. J. I Rntt rmiTitv Tpmrvi-iri m!orifv 90OCOll COUniy leniOCrailC majoniy, OU, Kpnton rln An An S'iO' rvcnion UU OO aO, ÖOV, Vori(Knrrl foiintv A mnriran miinr!lv nfiS v oou.ora county American mi-joniy, oao.

Wivvitt Aiiir H i ror sate, either at pnoiicor priaw ic, is rpwiiujijf .onci-L-INCINNATI, AUg. O. . . WOOLSEY A- NELSON. Aoct's.

Scanty returns from Kentucky this mornm tavor the democrats, lhe impression Oi iuyi vi inu .'vittvvi t.te a uv aa- tjj i vooivii 1 that the Democrats generally are successful a ! throughout the Strte. I Louisville, Aug. 5. Additional returns show still larger gains. Duval, Democrat, will probably beat Marshall for Appellate Judge. Oiren county nearly 1,000 Democratic. Itlissouri Election. St. Louis, Aug. 5. Returns from the 1st Ward are not yet in. The returns as far as heard from show, Benton, 4,963; Ewing, 3,963; Polk, 2,049. For Congress Blair, (Benton Dem.) 4,752; Reynolds, (anti-Benton) 2,613; Kennitt, (American) 4,464. Mr. Blair is no doubt elected to Congress by a majority of several hundred over Mr. Kennitt Mr. Benton will lead Mr. Polk some 3,000 votes in this county. St. Ferdinand county gives for Governor Benton. 169; Polk, 37; Ewing, 84. For Congress Blair, 169; Kennitt, 96; Reynolds. 29. Brighton county ghes for Governor Ewing, 96; Polk, 29, Benton, 38. For Congress Kennitt, 35; Elair, 32; Reynolds, 92. St. Louis, Aug. 5. The vote in Old Line 3d Ward, stands Kennett, 29 ; Blair, 296. In the 1st Ward Blair, 532 ; Kennett, 62 ; Reynolds 257. Ewing is probably elected Governor. St. Louis, Aug. 5, 10 P. M. Very few returns from any quarter. Blair's majority 800 to 1,000. Whole Ben- - Charles, Benton's majority probably 200 over Polk. One Benton and one Whiff elected to House. Two townships in from Kline, give Benton 34 majority over Polk. Parsons reported elected in Cole County to House, fire at Louisville. Louihville, Aug. 5. A fire broke out this evening on Second street, between Main and Water The ware house of Wallace & Lithgon's Foundry burnt. Loss heavy. Late from Kansas. St. Louis, Aug. 5. Advices from Leavenworth are to the 30th. Lane and company had entered the territorr. gm;th ga g if he attempts to enter, he ... , . . , , ,.,.,, snau PCiaim martial law. I ell an parties there will be a free fight. The territorial authorties have commenced levying taxes and trouble is apprehended, as both parties refuse to pay. Coroner's Verdict. Paul River, Aug. 5. The Coroner's Jury charged with the inves tigation of the recent disaster on board the Empire, concluded their labors yesterday and returned a verdict exonerating all parties from blame. Pittsburgh, Aug. 5. Riveris at a stand, with 2 feet 6 inches water. The weather is clear and pleasant. Cincinnati, Aug. 5. River falling slowly. Weather clear and pleasant. L. STCaor JOBST A. 8TCR0CR. MlIUiKS i BIIOTHEB, WHOl.KSALB KALERS IX PRODUCE OF ALL KIXDS, AND l (MMI".Sln. MKIU H Te. No. 279 Broadway, bttw. Franklin avenne and Watb'treea, hll-lyd ST. LObT i.h MO. A BREASTPIN of tu shape of a barp, with pearls oa sides and bair in centre. Valued lor the take of tha tiver. The finder ahar be rewarded aad receive th. thankt of the owner by leaving it atthis since. jo35tf tOST. Amhsiukauuh hook, Doun in i.eatDer who steei spring lock, left iu some ttore. The owner will be tr.aklulto have ths tame left at this office. i.2tf THE LITTLE MAX WITH TII Wr e can dress penon in Wool , Linea Silk or Cottom W7V'fcsRY Gentleman desires to b neailr snd tastilv dress JCl d It is emiaeotly proper thtvt this should ethaim of -lI.l, aad we hare noticed that nearly all the well-dressed divmeus oi our city pure dm tneir fjiotning at . I riUL'YklTIVL'ii! f . UVyUU.IO I l.ll'J 7 Western Star Clotliinsr Store i .1 virtue Pavilion Hotel, corner ei Water and Svcamore sts. Eir-jrvthiDi-in the line of Clothinc and Furnishin Goods. m iy ße halr ready made or made to order, noi only in the best manner ex a style. Datattne Tery lowest prices. A (tneral aortnentof Üata. Caps, Leather Trunks, Car pet bags as d vanaes, every thing that a gentleman an wear roase, you may ana at tne estern tar. np3 COAL! COAL.!! 'VHT'B nre now rioeirioc n large lot of the best coal in the V West aad ar ready to supply oar friends and custo mer- by the s ill or large quantities. V e will deliver it to privat nenses a Vi, eent per bushel, to trie wholesale eon aumers, we will make a literal deduction. Orders lft at the store of Uollingsirorth v Haghes will b pmmptirntcenae to . apz j . w , j . w.nuwti ss. SEW CK es, F R K fi H I N D FINK. W EICH ? v'IERLIN'G have just opened lanto assortment E A of Drngs and Medicines, to which they invite the at ten - tioa of Merchants and Pbynciaas. They also seep window Glnss Glassware. Tobacco. Cigavs. Paints, Brnehesof allkiait. A5i.90i,no'r.u'arPwntM"drcines. All kindsof Paints ground in oil. pure Wines and raadies forMedicinal purposes . n ..-n- w. . a.' . . - . a " . Presen ptionscaref "illy prepared. Call at Bio. Hp aterst.. nder the Journal Office. myS-tl nuer sue ournai uuic. myo-n CHKKSK AT CISiCI.tPATI PRM:K8.-100 baxas W. R. Chsese. just ree'and forsale by je9 Z. H. COOK ft 80. TRTSH LINENS. DAMASKS, g.f tC. JUST ree'd direct from ths manufactnrsrs ia Ireland, two cates of Linea Goods. eonSisting'Oi ""' '' in-4 Bleached Line Stäbe'f jnlS ' ' 40 inch Pillow Case Linen; 11 -4-4 Shirting' nineti from 2S ro tl 23 par yard; Linen Cattbric Hn-JkerchiffrijiB tl to tl2 per del; Linen Lawn an'XlnenT ämbrio; pleached aad Browü' Dambsk Table Cloths; do do "' Snowdrop do do: 8-4 Itletched snd Brown Ra"".3k Table Liaea; Nsrkins. Towelt. Huckabaek Dianer. Ac. Thets Qoodsara warranted all Licsa. soft finish and Grata Ble.cii. For ssi -t ths Igwesi Ericas, wholesale and x by " ajyij ' ' ''"'ffHASKLIN & RSikKT.

CINCINNATI. Artrus. S. Floor steady at Wheat not so briik; Whisky steady at 2525.; Provisioas unchanged; Molasses firm; Coffee cm-changed

AUCTION SALES. 'm HIKAH NELSON COMMISSION MFRCHAKTS, and Kcal Ettals Brokers, if " term ? fi r.th IM Old Court Home, evraei of Min and Third t.r.eta. we aro aow prepared to reoeivefor sale at .action or private all i.d.ofgo-X. ware, aa merehsndi-. household '"i etc. menu when reqnired Rlr sale even- Tae.Jay, Thursday and Saturday. Mi Friday i-htt. t rlTCMHKhk. 14 ALE OP RKL K9TATK TK (rat Mond. r of .Terr month. t III o'clock A . At Having provided oawlvf. with Hr Vapot the City of ETille eoataiainic II the rcent Knlirgeneats. nd beIierin,it wiu b, for th8 intreu of all concerned, we have sot apart the first Modny f Bv rv month rot th ale or R,ä,tte-atmBti01. Alitho8ewi,iMi.t'.en.reqneted to hand in their lis in time tive the pnl.lic due notice. Tha VMTnnmfe of thoie hyin iiou.e. and Lot. or Land. AT AITCTIUW. n 17 IV fl ahAit btlaav th Htitit ol Indiana.. Mb wishin K-C " . . , H K narn e anrt soMla it n fha lama eforiua. i wüi.o Moad.y. ththday of An t. a. D. 1856. ..11 at nublie auction lt mv resiidenre on Third street. opposite th Oanu" Catholic Church, all my household and Kitchen turniture, eonsistia.oi uarpeu. soias. neos ana Deciding Chairs, Stove, ie.; alio a tine Piano Forte andlarte Oil Painting; ilio aloe o' fine new Oarriesand Bngyieeand all hones on hands at the time of tale. A eredit of fonr moot s will be civen oa all snms over f 10, taking ooti with approved security. I have alMi valnahie real estat for sale rheap and on good terms. All indebted to me or to whom f am indebted, are renneitedto call and settle, before the day ol ate. e2t-t S. KAHV REAL ESTATE SALES BY WOOLSEV A- KELSON. Great Sale of Lots. MONDAY, the 1st day of September neat, at 10 o'X W oioek A. at onr aal Kioms m the old court Hoae. eornor of Mata and Third atreets. we will eil at auctioa the following desirable Lou, for residrncea: Lot No. 5 in Block No 4 Xorth-eastera Enlargement; do do I in do do I do do; do dolt in do do U Eastern do; do do 6 ia do do 47 do do; do do 31 do do Stock well's do; do do 4ia da da do do; ALSO: Lota 4. aad S la Block 8. Easter. Enlargement. ' 25, 2Raa137 " " . Ooodsell's Enlargement. 1. Xaad 9 " " S. do do. ALSO: Lot No. X la Krabrees Division, containing 6); acres. Tkbus Oae-foafth cash, M in one year. 5' ia two year. i in three rears, with interest and srenred by mortgage on th. prevtiies WOOLS ET & NELSON, iy23-d Real Estate Broken. REAL ESTATE SALES BY JOHN IGLE, Jit. UESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HOCSES AT Public Auction, On Friday, the Eighth day of August next. ATX. -clock 1. St. . at the Auction Rooms of WOOLSEV ft NELSON, I will fell toe following obo e. property, to-wit: Oaethre story Brlek Bnsiaess House, on Firjt above Main streets, at prment ooeapsed a. th. Evansville Post Oflice, latelr built aad in good repair, aad aa .xeellent bnsineM stand, now reatiag (or atoro thaa iO per eent. oa cost aad felling pries. Ths L.t is 20 y 70 feet aad Building 20 by JO feet. 4 ALSO The Frame Ho.j.and Saelotoa Sseoad street, adi.iaing th. resideaeeaf Jodg. Loekhait:helot SO test fronting on Seeoad at. et aad l-V t.et deep to an alley. The houo has sia rooms. Tb. neighborhood .xeellent and only five minutes' walk fro center of business . The lot sloae it worth 30 per cent, mors thaa boose aad lot will sell or. ALSO The Frame Hoassaod Lotaa Firststreet. ad'.ining the tins aow reetdene. last built by Dr Onsulberry: th bona, at present I. acenpi.d bv John F. Crisp. Esq.. n. at anil comfortable, tbe lot3 feet front on Flrvt street, by 150 feet deep to aa alley, in tha best of neighborhoods, aad leas thaa three euaatoe from the heart of Imune - A Lao That one Frama Hoaas aad Lotlate'T ocenpitd by Jacob Bora, oa Divitioa sestet, above Seventh: this is the Sneet frame roaideaeeof itsaise.verbniltia Erarsrille, well painted and papered, eeilings 2 feet bih, haodtome fence aad all coaveniencea very complete; the neighborhood it is very med aad improving fast. All this property will he sold low. Terms for all except the Bora House: One-third caxh: os-third at.lv and one-tbi-dat twelve months, lhe Born bouse one-third ca-h; o.e-third at oas year sad one-third at two years. Ia all eaae with interest aad waiving relief laws and seonred by mortgage on the premises. Dieeonntot ten ner eent. for cash. For further partiealara enquire at my Sie.. jvW-tds JOHN IVQLB. Ja. MISCELLANEOUS. WWTKD.-Wt ar. paying the htgbett prices la Ckbh tor Wheat. Cora. Oau, Rye. Barley. Racoa. Lard fc'lxur. aad all kinds of Pre mee. Farme-s would da wall to call, before telling eltewhere. at EO FOSTER ft CO'S. angl Ooraer Loeust street and the Oaaal. CHKXPl-B TH tkIV KVFR! WATCHES AND JEWELRY. WE have jnst received, aad bv constantly on hand, a lane aad well selected stock of Fashionable Jewelry, comprising all qualities and styl-s, which will besoldat K att ire prices. also-A good atoek ar one iol ann Oliver Hunting ana Open-face t atches, including a few Kan rosa rime-aeepcr, all warranted, and atlow ftrurrt. We also keep the largrst ssortmentof Dawsoa, Warrea ft Hyde's aad J. B. Beer's fine Gold Pens, ia theeitr. Silver Ware. Porte Moalts. Aceordeons. sight risy and thirty hour Clocks, always oa hai l aad for eale at re eed prices. Rereiviag all our gnrdi direct from the M t:-facto -rers aad Importers, ws axe able to offer a good akticik. a aa eatrrmelv low priee. BITTROLFF & SONS. j.ia mala street, aetw. rim anu .ecouv St., TUET CAN'T BR BEAT! VERY FINE 8ÜMMBR SOFT HATS. THB bett. lightest aad noitha4a Soft Hau. that caa be area . Cal I an d tee . myM VAUTIEB ft MAKCONMEK. Mala street. A VOTHE -r arrival of Lawns. Mu in tie to ftsrs. Green r Window Pa ner. and a s-enerai assortment of other Dry uooaa nt jyi7 SAMUEL KMBICH AMBROT YPES TAKE AT TIIK HAVING scne to a very heavy expense in learning the process, and in fitting: up my roomsfor taking Ambrotypes, n aow preDared to pat ap ia the fiaeststyle any sized Am brotypes. from a oae-ainth ta one-half size. The Ambrotype'isfartuperiortn the Davuerreotype in tone and beauty, havins none of the nitre of the Ducnerra tyre plate, and ean be teen ia any light. We also tako two pictures atonetittina. a positive ana a negative picture, anu wnen ueiu ut rne niriii it is perfectly t-atpar-nt. Ths Ambrotypes are dirable. beiag. when finished, eatirely air and water tight, aai can be taken in all kinda of weather Time foradults (wr aM.tiag. from in to 30 seconds; children from 3 t .Please call and see specimens . P. S . Daguerreotypes takea in the differeat etyle.. feb8-tf W. TILEaTON. BOOMS FOR RKST. CKVERALflne Office Rooms situated on the second floor k7 of a large nuliaing cencrany situatcu axe uuw uc i.ui. For particularsinquireatjhis office. jyl-tf IlstITki'kivkd at wii.oki th-s tool STORE. 6 boxes Carpenters' Planes; Bench asd Hand Screws; Trnts Hoops. Columbus manufacture. Main street, between 1st and 2d. 1'ÜIARüHAL'ü NUTICE. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who are In the bab f bathing in the Ohio river opposite the city of Evansville. aad between tbs Little Bayou and Leet street, and also ia the Canal in said city, during daylight, or Betören o'clock P. M. of ach day: that all such persons caught as aforesaid, will be strictly dealt with ia accordance with the ordinances ia each case made aad provided, tob. enfre' from and after this date. "V1'?-, je25-tf City Marshal aifCY PRISTS. 250 eases aew handsome styles in JC Itoreandforsaleby JAMES LOW CO.. mr8 412 Main street, Louisville. Ky. PKIKCF.ftCO S JIELOIICnjfS, r-JCt i WITH divided swell, secured by letters patfywösi3 laflteat. May Mav 23d. 1856. Bv meaa meant of this swell, solo ptstsges may bs played with the full power of t the full power of t; -uttrument, while theaccompanlm.at it ft aadsubdnea. HereaOerallthe Melodeona made y Prince O".; will be fur.i.KaA with thit attach ient without es tra Charte. u ... p4ami A !.. M.ld ranlixe a haadsnme fortnas bv aisponag .fright, to ottr maanfaetarera, but as they prefer to make it a f.atnre ia their iastranteats, it ean -sir be oktaiaed b, p.reha.,ag. y COLBCRJf w A mJl 76) West fourth strs.t -tarvf RT rtbbls for tale bv . j jyK ; SB " . . t. i. I, . r. r a. b uiLO&ni nv. 3 ye. netr Water. TOO KAKHFX OK 20,000 BUTTLES I I snr mw m sr.. jiwiM rnLll -m, s tr a . ' All Pure Products of Vanderburgh County, artTARTIXG from tha priaclala that svery fertile eouaty S aB.aid prodne. that which caa eahanec the enjoyment or IarTa to tha well being aad health of iu iahai.itaau. I have ' s.rvs to tna well nevug aa. aeaita t , ipst apja niyself ths tssk af fve grapes aaJ fruit. H '. Uioe of thirty year, ia tha best Wi dr. ia a man n er that a praeaa eoantries oi Kurops, rrtaoipany ia tne own has taught me. I aow submit to PMted pnblia ths prednetlons oi their awn soil, trusting fbat a li basal patronaga wijl encourage at. to further efforts. Th. nrieea ar. iso, lotg, inn nTvr Htnut quaiiura nave been sold sa cheap hsxa raters or wis a. rr bottle, which the purchaser mast fad rirstseleettaa Catawba V: reo ad do da ....SO Third da do ....40a rirttsMeetiea Wild enacts eeoad, do da ....30s raicga or beahdt. Wild Plum 60. Wild Cherry Oe Grapa orTrester., 40c Catawba 4!5e Peach Braadr 30c First quality Blackberry. .. Second da do ....40a PH. 8CHIRMER. jc30-tf Oora.r Sixth and Maia streets. non WRWR FOn COOPERS Rochester N T M Coo pen' Knives, a splendid mertment of the ga ira Weed's Kai vss. just rsc' 4 at . jei4 ... WALDKIRCH'S.

! McKlNNE Y & COOKE. WATIB ST. X EXT DOOtt 10 E. BABG8' SKTW KAUS LOBia1. ARU bow reoelvinc and opening a most desirable stock of spring aad summer guods. coanistiag in partof evevy rariety usually kept in a dry good store. Silks. Challat. Berates. Robss, Lawns. Brilliantes. Bonnets. (Crape, .ilk Laee and N'eopolitan.) Rihboas. Lace Editing.. Cloves and Hoaeiagia great varity Cloth. Cassimeres. Pant goods and Vesting, in rich profusion. Ale . :c. NOTICE. FfVRS.H. DON ALDSO woald respectfully inform the Ir l ladies of Evansv'lle and its vicinity that rhe has taken a home next door to Mr. Rubin Hart's dwelling, on the corner of Second and Oak treeti. and she ha had long experience in Dress maki.-gand Bleaebiag and doing up all lads of Straw ad Xiapolitan bonnets andehe hope. by doing her work neat aad reasonable to invite a share ot the publie patronage. m v tl TO I Kilt H l.M's, AI OTHKRi. r HK undersigned would announce that he has Haund hs X large and snttstanrial new Wharf toat

otthervSr at the foot of Viae reet. H will at all time. hreaftrr b plemed to mivt prompt aad careful attention to rrceivi.ist and shipping as well to all other rivar uaineas that way eutruated to him . The patronage therefore of the Mer1 ant. Shippers and others of this city and of the interior i solicited. ap3-tf JOHN Ö. MITCHELL. ! "itlCII UAE iifinVKKAKLC. fVHS richest and most varied stock of spring and summer L dry frews are now ready for inspection at Koser's new , store near the corner of Main and First street. Wer peotfullv invite the la-iis of EvansTillle and vicinity, to rive ns I a call before purcham elsewhere, as we still adhere to our ' old motto "sell cheap and sell heap.' Our new style Mantillas, silk an t straw bonnets. Frenob and Swisaeml-roideriea. d e trimmings, kid andfioihsilk ? loves, parasols, cape, shawls, brillinnts de laines. bareges, awns white dress (roods, ladies, misses and children'sshoes. also eottonades. Drillings. Vestings snd CoaUogu for gentlemen's wear and in fact every article in our line has no rival In point of strle and quality, all oar goods have been purenasecf at Aew iort. fTora some ot the flrt mporters anf are rherefere enabled to complete with any houe in ihis or any n es tern city. Again we 8"y give as a call aad we will sll oa goo. at as ton.hing low prices. art ROSER BRO & FREY. F1AK WALL P A I K R S t PH O I S T E R Y WORK. NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. fiJCHMIOT STARK have jnst received at therr establishment on First street, a Iargj asiortmen. of U'tsll Papers, from common qu tlities to the finest gilded, comprising everrthine of the mo-t beautiful description in this Tine. Tfcev al-o keep everything appertaininr to upholstery, and cover ciiivi is Hv.sis. (v u iu a" rnr i iu. nai ior just euisvrra our Atore-rootn to accommodate an increased bnsiness, w are now prepar d to receive customers, and show them a larsrea oK sni low p"ipf apZ9-tf KOIt IIKVI rgiWO don1 le Dwelling Honses tor sals or rent, aae oa m Cherry and one on v -ter streets. Apply to loll tf HOEJf BKOOK CO.. Wat-r street. 4OTHKIl ARRIVAL SUMMER CLOT OF IJ I X G ! fl'ST received per Adams' Express soms light lancy Silk f'assim.re and Grass Linen Coats, fane ' white Linen and black Oraod'ßte Pant., white and fancy Marseilles V'etta. atl made or the finest material and in the' latest tvle. They will b. told cheap at A . LOBKNSTINK'S je 19 Western Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion. niSOLUTIO XOTICK. IKVI IGLEH AKT. having told to John E. Little aad J Robert Little all biinterrstin thcOtnal Mill, the partnership heretofore xistiut betweea said partif . under the name and style of Little, a: Iglehsrt. is thit day dissolve1. Tbeuntettled bntine of aa-d firm will bo settled by Levi Tglehart. who is alone authorised to settle the tame. Ths firm name will be ased for the pnrpoee of liquidation .nlv. je23 tf LITT LB t IGLEHART. 5 0 fe U XS Cream Cheese fersale bv I. A- D. HKIMAXX gd KITTS Kot I aad 2 Mackerel, M. JßiO bbls Not. 2 and 3 do; 40 ht-bt lsNoa. 2 and Mackerel; KM bxs No. 1 Herring; iqr-bbls o. 1. 2aad J do; 7S bxs Scale do; 20,0(io Cuba Six Cirs, ree'd aad fersale at reduced prices by j2 I. dt D. HKIMANX. ICC CIlKA.n SAI.'0. tHA VR juat opened an Ice Cream Saloon in Mr. Dupey's bnildings, on Locust trrect above the Sherwood House, where I will at all times keep the best quality of Ioe Cre m. made of the richest cream, and in the beat style, with fine Strawberries. Familiea caa be tupplied ia anv nuanritiet bv leaving their orders. I alto keep different kinds of Fruits, and will keep supplied with tropical fruits by frequent receipts from the South. I with the public to give me a call as 1 have a neat saloon. jel'tr br.v hukiik. SH. MOL.iSsiia In prime cooperage, foi sale by je GEO. If .STEft & 00. J. II. 3IAGIIEE & CO., HAVIVO closed out nearly our whole first purehasesof Spring Goods, und r a very heavy trade for the paattix weeks, we are aow receiving a second edition pnrehaedat greatly reduod rates, and we are offering the moat desirablr aad elesant stock ot Dry Goods ever brought to the West, at rsrv low prices, snd wonld lavite merchants to call and examine for themselves if they want to buy cheaper thaa they have bought before. Wc are iust receiving aew I'rintt, uottonaaea. mncnams, Jeans. Apron Checks, Sattinets, Challls. Castimeres, Bereges, Ysstiaga, DeLaius. Jaceoaets, Arc, &o. aad all kiada of goods snltable to the season; besides an elerantaortment of Silk and Straw Bonnet ap22 DR. J.FLEAGGK, K.1T A L. SUItiE . Rssidsaesand Office oa Second aear Locnststs.. KVA.Ü8VIM.C. IHDIANA. ALL operations pertaiaiag to ths Dental Art. performed in the most careful and thorough man oer Please call and examine mv superior stock of TEETH before ordTins elsewhere. Also the Gutta Percha Plate, said to besupriorin many cases. Office hoars, from 9 o'olock A. M. .o 4. F. M. jel0-3m COPAHTXEUSHIP. "fTVHE undersigned have formed a copartnership, nndcr th fi. una and ttylv of Rabcock A; Sonntag, and will carry on the Hardware Huiinest oa Water tre t. at the old .-and oi Kabcock Urothers. HRVRY O. BABCOfK. j.y21-tf GWORGE 8. SONXTAG GIMICKHins AM) PKODI Ci;. 'BHK un lersig ed will .nntinue the Grocery and Prodnee m Botinets of the late firm of Babcock Brothers, ia hit own nam. and for hi. own account ij21 tf ELISM A S. B'BCOCK. sotici:. AILORS and Seamstresses w'll find constant emplxy1 meutat A. ANPCHEK A: CO 'S. y)9 2w Main street, arxt door to Braach Baak. rOBPOIIiTIOi NOTICE. ORDERKD. That the owners of Lou adjoining the alley running from Main street to Sycamore street, between tth and 5th ttreett. cause aaid alley t" be reduced to the city trade, within tn days after the rnblleation of this notice ind in default thereof the Street Cim-nit.iiooer Is lereby inthnrizerl to proceed and ptrfoTm tad work, and the csts and expenses will be atwe-isedto anrj collected by fale of said Lots. r so Eincb thereof as willsatis'y said liea aad oosts. By order oi ths Council. iy22-IOt WELL. H. WALKER. C.erk. CtOTHISCAT WHOLE SALE. Encourage Home Industry. THE undersigned take leave to inform the " srehants of this city aud country, that they have this dav cow manned the manufacture of Clothing, are als importing, and dal in Overcoating. Cloths. Cafteroeres, Satenetts Jeans. TweeHt, and all sorti of Linings, and Tailor Trimmings Havinz ourchased the rawmaterials of firstclass factories, and -inly em ,loy the best of bands it enables us to warrant sutatantial sewing: aad aa experience in this brsncb of business for several years, enables us to compete with aay other establish meat of this sort, in retpeec to prices as well as terms. . . ..... We therefore taxe occasion to request your visit nsrore yon seek distant market, where, we assure you. vou will find as good aa assortment, and prio -scvea lower here, than other place. Please call and examine, in order to verify. jv1-4m Main street, next door to Bra jch Bank. LIUE-MsES. trOTICE is hereby givea to all Draymen Cartmea. Ex pres?mcn il aclt and Omnibus keepers. Auctioneers. Ten Pin Bagatell and Billiard keepers, Jllanagers or J Hea ters oi- Concerts. Peddler. snd Book t enoers, that their licenses all expire on the 1st day of next month (Aug st) and that the same matt oe reueweu on or 'iure ub line, .au iu default thereof the ordinances in such eases made and provided will be strctly onforeid. By rder jy22-lm I.U1, f . AutDA, tiiy uiera. BUCK WHEAT KF.I). 5 bbls Buck Wheat Seed, ree'd per steamer Diamond by . jT22 ..H.UUU1S3U.1. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALK. TOTICE is hereby given that I will sell at fublio anetioa 1 on Saturday, th. 9th day of Augutt, Mrs, at the Auction Rooms of Woolsey AT frigoB. in r.yansyuie. ne pernonai property of Mary .mannon. aeceateo. eontittmg oi noi. Keuding. uousenoio vurnitur.. ciuwid. o. . w.u,w, mnmhi all .urns shove three dollars, to bring notes with interest waiving rlief laws ani arrroved security. jylH 11. y. w n CdjCfifc, AamiBisirtwr, POT VTOK3- 25 bbls vev fine Irish Potatoes just ree'd for tale by j.l HER3HBERGER & CARSON. cinip tn r'ni.ES. 2T' bx German Snap; 25 bxs Palm Snap: 25 bxs Star Candles; 23 bxs Ex'ra Tallow Candles, mtr e'd or my ZU Z. H. COOK SON PC .Th KEGS Whits Lead; S bbls Liasecd Oil just ree'd by J ielO Z. H COOK & 80N. ADMINIBTRATOK'S rVOTU'K. ItkTOTICE it hereby give" that the undersigned has been ap1 do in ted 4dministrator. with the will anneicd f the es tate of ThomaaCowle. late of Vanderburgh county, deceased said estate supposed to be solvent. j,18 With Will Annexed. BROOMS AND WASH BO RI16. 75 dos Faacy aad Shaker Brooms; 30 dot Wash Boards; so bxs and hf-bxsWheat8taxoh, 15 bbls Pearl Barley; bbls Oat Veal; 100 bxs 5ermaa a falm Scapes bxs fancy Rorse Bar Soap. 5 hhds prime Sugar; bblsj Sjrup Molassee: 20 hf-bbls Molasses; 15 do Loaf a now d Bngar. 2tverce. Carolia. B.rae-d d hHEIMANy. t ..-, mi abtoii a nnnlt Kent eoaatantiv oa nana uvbn. ruwi rr . ,i.u , hereafter, forsale ey tue quw... - She lowest market pw. f asn oniy j.2 S. K. lL,oe,tv oa w. Syc.aear Water. TO 6ESTLEMES OF TASTE. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VBSTISGS, C, C. JVST KKCKIVED AT D. S. ANDERSON'S merchant Tailor. HAVE inst received some bean ifnl articles for Gentle- . msn's wear. seieetea oy myscir. aaa superior la quality and beauty to anything aver before opened in this city, and f ths very latest styles. I invite ths atteatioa of gentlemen to my cloths, spring cassimeres. vestiaea. fta., fto Any of those goods will be made np per order ia the mot fashionable atyleo.audwarraotedM fit. D. 8. ANDERSON. ar.20.-tf Firtryet. bwev Mai an yMmw. 51! bxs Cream Cheue r.:'d p -over-i rjN.'i Z. H. COOK ft S

' .ssasi fBM'Ciin rmWKWaaamaaaTa CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cure of ' rorfiiis, colds, hoarseness, EHOraCIIITIS, WHOOPIXG-COCGH, CROUP, ASTiniA, AX1 C0XSÜMPTI0X. AMONG the numerous o i.ortii cience has ssade 1st this r laeratioa to facilitate the business of lilt increase iu ajoyment. tax eaen prolong the term of hcKsa existence an caa be aamedof more real value to mankindthan this coatri ttti.r ct Chemistry to the healing art. vast trial of its virtues through. ut thitbrosd conatry. ha provea beyond a doubt, that no me-iiciae or combination eff medicines yet known, can so surely control aad curs tha numerous varieties of pnlmoatx diseases hier have hitberto swept from our midst, thousscds aad tfc.ntsads every year. Indeed, there it aow abundsat reason te believe a remedy has at length been found which caa bs relied oa t. curs the most dangerous affeeticas ot ths längs. Our spat here will not permit ot to publieh sny proportion I the cures effected by its ass. bot ws would present the following, and refer further enquiry to my American Almanac, which the agent below named, will always b. pleated t. furnlsb free, wherein are full particulars, and iadirnatabls proof f these statements ; Officeof Transportation, ' awrent H. B. B.C. Aug, 4,1253. Da. J, C, AVK, DtarSir My little sob. lour years aid, has just recovered from a saver, stuck of malignant Scarlet Fever, his throat was rotton, aad every person that visited him pronounced hiss a dead child. Having used your Cherry Pectoral in California, in the winter ol 1850, for a Severn attack of Bronchitis, with entire success, I wss induced ta try it on my little boy. I gave him atesspoonful every threa hours, commencing in the morning, and by tea o'clock at n ght, I foand a decided change for the better, and after threa days use, ha was able to eat or drink without pain. Iu use ia tha abort named disease will save many a chill from a prematar grave, aad relieve the anxiety of many a fond parent. Fer alt affeeticas of the threat aad lungs. lbslieve its. bs tha best medicine extaat. A feeling of tha deepest gratitude, prompt me in addressing yeu thcee lints; but for your important discovery my little hay veald aaw havt bsea ia another world . lam, yours, with great respect. J. D. POWELL. Sopt. Traas.. L. R. R. Bocky Hill. (Somerset Co.) N.J.. July 21, lf2. Dr. J. C AVBS. Since vonr m.dieina ha. become known here, it has a greater demand than aay other cough remedr wc have ever s.ld. Itiaspekea f in terms of nam.asarc prais. ay trios, was Bars ased it. and I know of soms eases where the best tbav can sav of it it aot too mneh for the read It has doas. I take pleasure in selling it, hecausa 1 know thatlam giving my customers tbs worth of thtir aoj.and t leei gratmeu it .eeinx to. oenent it coalers. Fle.te send me further supply, and believe me Yours, with letpect. JOHN O. WHITLOCK. P. 8. Almost any aumber of certificates caa be seat yea if you wish It t wiatsor, c. w. Juse zs. I85Z. Dr. J. O. Ateb. 8ir This mav certify that I bay. im your Ch.rry Pectoral for upwards of oa. ysar. ana it is ay sincere belief that I should have bsea ia my grass era this tins if I had not. It has cured ma of a dangerous affection of tha lnags. aad I do aot oversuta air coavicticas whea I tellyoa it is a priceless remedy. I oars very respectfully, D A McCLURS, Attorney at Law. Wilktbarre. Pa.. September 2S. laoO. Dt. J. 0. Axca. Mv dear Sir Your medieina is mneh approved ef hythote who have used it hers, aad iujom petition issueh ss to intur aad maintain iu repuutioa. I invariably recommend it for pulmonary affections, at da many f n( piitcipH pujwBitBi, t am your ineno. LH AS. aXKKATaK, St. 1, PREPARED BT JAMES C. AYER, rKACTICALAXD ANALYTIC! rnmiST, LOWELL, MAII SOLD BY Keller. Faraslev A Co.. Evantvilla. Ind.i Tagt a ft Crawford. Owenavills; Hallock ft Parmiter. Priaeetoa: G. B Bingham. Patoka; vt . j . tilting, cvnthiana; J . E. JaaaetaJK C... Poa.vvilI,i; Messrs, Gardiner at Blairsville sad WndesTflle; Williamtaad Robertaoa West Franklin: Dr. Thomas Newman and Jit. Sampsca.hft. Ysuta Hudspeth ft Bro.. Boon ville; Bowers A Sargeat. N'swbnrgh: Adams ft Campbell, Petersbargh; Fred .Eckstein. Ciocinasti. 0.,a4 alldrugglsts. mnt-m TAis hitkerta intractable dineate, evety rat aas! every stare, CORED BY EXTERNAL A r-PLlCATlON ONLY. DR. CAV iN ilrlH's PILK liAM K 'V'VTILL never fail in iviag immediate relief, aad postW tivelv carina tha worst aad must obttiaau eat at .f Hsmurrfoids or Pilts. Itistha ONLY INFALLIBLE KE.MEDY XBOWH here or elsewhere tor ths Pil s, aad it tha result of yr af patient stuoy ana lavestigstiOB. sunerersrrom rues aow cave a remeay at nana wnlcB Will STAN U THE TEfiT OF TRIAL. without a fear of failure oa iu part, to do all the proprietor elaimtforit. Full direetiou. accompaay each box; aad all that is requisite is s nctly to abservs thsm. aad a sura is eartain to follow. Thi procrictor r fers to the following testimonials fresa rentieren of chsracter ana sunding, who have voluntarily given their certificates n iu favor ia regard to iu efficacy ia their owe eases. Kesd them. The Hob. Ri. hard Yates. 1st member a f Cobstcss from tha Springfield (111.) district, tan: jat stonviiie. iu., iov is, ivna. Dr.Thos. H. Oavantoch Dear Sir: VheDrenaratiaa. Cava aaugh's Pilo Salve, which )ou lurnihi-d. I found at treat rvire prouuemg an easy sna speeay cure. 1 do not nestute to reoommend it a- aa invaluable remedy tr tbe riles. Respect' ully. RICHARD YATES. Ths following, from Rev. B. F. Biistow. is aiufficieatrscommendatiua in iuelf. Jacktoaville, III., December 15, 1854. Dr. Cavaaaugh I conceive it to be a duty I owe to tbs af flicted to make known the trainable virtues aao remedial mcieney of onr "Pile Salve." I was for several weaka sorely afflicted with that painful and loathsome disessc, tha Piles. A fter having exhausted uy patience ia trj ing vaciona prescriptions ot physicians aed others without rsieiviog any -ntnt, by tbe strong recommeaaatioa of ynur Salve by my friend, tbe Hob. "iohard Yates, I wss iacuced to try ft. 1 an eappy ia saying aa applicatioa of jonr salve forthrea days, perfscted an entire cure. Ro'peetlnlly yours. st. r riitiaiuw Chicago. Awust30. IS55. Dr. T. H. Cavanaugh. (Present ) Dear Sir: Whea I arrived ia this city a few dsys ago, I was sufferiag intensely with tbe piles . mentioned mv condition to you. asking your advices. Yon recommended your Pile Salve sayiag it would curs me. I tried it thr effeet was immediate, and I am now well. I believe it to be, as it proved in my case.aa invaluable remedy, and a sure cure for that disease, the Piles, snd an such r commend it tootheis. Yours, truly, JOHS w . H A so , et. L.onis bio. JO" Price I per box. Dr. T. H. CAVAHACGH. Sole Proprietor, St. Louis. it. For sals ia Evansville by CRAWFORD BELL, jyl6-lydw KELLER. FARN LEY ft CO. t(PIT II IN." TWY Clerks say they lear I h.ve bought mora Goods them '! we will ae able tosell the DreseatteatoB. Now.iaerdjr to avoid the like oocorrcnee. 1 have givea them iastraetionsto tell the Goods dt much less thaa our usual low rates. To my customers, aad all others who want bargains in Dry (ioods, 1 wouia respectiuuy sa; , aow is your time so -i itca iu." o. astrjiuri. pl2 Mam street, three loon neiow aeeoaa. "IcKlNNEfft COOKE," WATVR STSIlCT. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST STREETS. HAVE juat received a aew and large tapplv of fine aaa cheap Mantilla., fits sets Applicatioa Undersleeves, Collars. Cetnize'U. Undersleeves. and ths best aad finest as sortment of Embroideries ever bought for this market. They invite a speedy call irom alt tue eititens or fcvanivuis . aad turryuading country to aa cxamiaation for themsslvss. .. before purchasing elsewhere, at they promise to sell aay article in their house at ths lowest cash prices. Coma toon come one and all. my22 ITALIAN CLOTH. 5 cases Italian Cloth; 30 cases Lustres; ree'd to-day aaa . f ir sale by JAMES LOW ft CO . mysti vio ttam otrevt. atovityiiic, . B4.ZII. NUTS. obblsehoiee qualityjust ree'd. for sale-, by jell S. B. GILBERT 4 CO., 8.-o. Bear Water. BONNETS! BONNETS. I HAVE jast received another fresh lot of Bonaets aa , conxriition with instruction to sell them at about one-c half the original Ott. Call and see them 8. EM BICH. If B No excuse nowforthe Ladies not going to Church oa Sunday, for the want of a aew Bonnet je4. KEMOVA I. C10LBCRN ft HERSHBKRGBR have removed theirJ stock of Mattrasses to tba aew building lately pnt ashy Mr. Hughes, oa Water street, aext daaa t Canal Baak, where they will keep constantly on haadj. at wboletals acui retail a large asaortment of Mattrasses of all siies and kia4a, vis: Spring. Cotton. Moss, Shack, Hair and Jsaay Lind., Also Bed Comforts of all sises Also Cottoa. Moss, Hair, Shuck aad Feather Pillows. Mattrattes made to order, and guaranteed to give aatiafaatloa. Those ia want a good articla will pleaseive asa.oaif. Tbe atteatioa of Conatry Merehemts is particularly iasited. to oar stock. Maia St., next doorto Canal Baak, KvaasvlUs, . lad. mhW--TREE. EMBICH'S Store, aa Maia street three doors belew Second, appears to bs tha treat Basaar for aew and cheap Goads. He has jnst received another fresh lotuf Summer Goods, which ha is selling at tha lowest rates. nry2 NEW WHOLESALE WINE AtSO LIQUOK STOKE. WE hereby infora the pnblieof Evaatvilleaad itmitl ing eouatry i . seaeral. that we have, under this data, opened aa above sard concern : where we shall keep constantly all sorts of Wiaes aad Liquors, which ws intaad to sell as. the lowe.t prices. Conatry store keepers will da well to giva as a call . Particular attention is sailed to onr stock of pure Pert, Claret ad Madeira Wines. French brandies, goad old Whisk ia botüe. which are adapud for Porres... a HAMHO ft CLr,, mylS-tf faln street oppo.it. b Qoni-t W"its irjJI BCSP B ROR8.-500 dot frter) 'lualitie. r.o' d to-day and fo, .Ms by JAIJhS LoW ft CO qp.rEING.-25 bale. Tickiag Mj. - ' tpl9 418 Maia ttreet. Louisville, Ey. ran VR, ROI AWD LIMK. 0 bbls Taraad Vosla; 2Wbbls White Lime, ia ehipplcg order, fnr sals by je2 P.O. FOSTER ft CO. V MfOICB INDIfcO. 200 lbs very choice joet reeid, &tr salalowby ryn a,. ts.eiL.UKKT.ds, QO.