Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 12, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 August 1856 — Page 3

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GOVERNOR, OtIVEK P. MOUTO.V, of Wayne. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, CU.XUA IIAKEII, of Vanderburgh. SECRETARY OF" STATE, JOIIX '. D nVSOX, of Allen. TREASURER OP STATE, "WILLIAM IC. NUFt'Sl.MGi:it,orParke. AUDITOR OF STATE, E. W. II. KI, MS, of Marion. -SCPERIN'TIVSDEXT OF TUBLIC INSTRUCTION, CIIA1CLES HAItMlS, of Floyd. ATTORNEY GENERAL, "-JAMES II. CIIAVEXS, of Klpley . REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, '.' JOIIX A. STEIN, of Tippecanoe. CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. BKAL) of Miami. FOll :0.UKK5S. JAMES C. VEATCII, ' or SPHMCER CfUJNTY. PEOPLE'S MASS MEETING. " Mais meeting of the People opposed to the present administration and its coutinuaru'a under James Bui lianin, will e held at Hie fallowing times and places. 'Judge Morton and others will address the public. forytton, Aneun 13th. , - l'iinc'iton, August 2od. Tiirre Haute. September 3d. heymour, Nepteniher 5th. APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE MOBTON. Jndfr,e Morton, People's candidule for Governor, will p. alt at the following times and places. Let ttie whole - people turn ont and boar him: Uolpi.i, July 31. at 1 P. M. Dayton. August 1st, at 1 p. . Kockville, August. 2d at I p. . Greencustle, A uzust 4th at 1 p. M. Bedford, Auisut 5th, .t 1 p. M. .ShIoiii, A ugiist tilt), at 1 p. M. Kloomiugion, August 7th. at I p. m. Cordon, August 13. at 1 p. M. Leavenworth. August 14. at 1 P. M. Koine, August 0,at I P.M. Kockport. August 18 . ut p. M. Booneville, August l'.i, at i p. M. Mt. Vernon, August 21, at I p. m. Kvangville, August 'J2, at 1 p hi. Princeton, Atieust 23, at 1 P. . Petersburg, A ngnsl 25, at 1 p. m. Wasliinstnn, Augut2ti, at I r, m. Dover Hill, Aujust27,al 1 p. M. Paoli, Angus-2, at 1 p. . Spencer (t)won Co.) A ugtist 2!), at 1 P. M. Hloomflelt), A ugnst 30, at 1 P. M. Sullivan, September l.at 1 P. M. Bowling Green, Seiit. 2. at 1 p. m: Terre Hautet Sept. 3, at 1 P. M. Seymour, Sept. 5, at 1 o'clock. Mr. VeatcYs Appointments for tnit Weak. Jas. C. Voateh, People's candidate for ''ongress, will l ldress his fellow-cittzeus at tt.e fullowl. gUn.es and places : Monday, Aug 4 Tuesday, " . Wed'day," . Thursday, " . 4 . Friday, II, at I o'clock Francisco, Gibson Co. "at 7 12 at 1 Patoka I .a c ran go " Ptinceton " Owensvüle " Cymhiuiia Posey Posey vii lo " New Harmony Mt. Vernon " West Franklin " at 7 13 atl at 7 14 at I " at 7 15 at 1 ' at 7 Saturday Aug. Hi 10 o'clock baptist Church, one mile above Henderson Ferry. At 7 o'clock P. M., at Farna' Tavern, Union town ahlp, Vanderburg County. fj7 An Old Lino Democrat writing from New York to a gentleman of this city, says the Americans in that State will give Fillmore their enthusiastic support, the Republicans will back Fremont, but Buchanan has but few friends. He is an Old Liner and knows the politics of New York thoroughly. CCJ" The new block just erected on Main street, near Water, is decidedly the handsomest row of buildings in the city. There are four store houses. Each store has two large show windows, and each window composed of four large panes of glass. These rooms will soon be ready for occupancy, and we believe they are all engaged. Candidates for Congress. The following are the names of the candi dates for Congress in this State: dist . 1st 2d -3d 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 11th OLD LINE. James Lockhart, Wm. U. English, James Hughes, James B. Foley, Edmund Johnson, J. M. Gregg, John G. Davis, D. W. Voorhees, Wm. Z. Stuart, Wm. Garver, people's. Jas. C. Veatch, John M. Wilson, J. A. Hendricks, Will. Cumback, David Kilgore, John Coburn, John P. Usher, James Wilson, Schuyler Colfai, John U. Petitt. No domination has as yet been made in the V 10th district by cither party. 0r"A correspondent sends us a cluh of sub- ; Bcribers from Monrovia, Morgan county, and writes as follows: Are the Fillmore electors in Indiana going to do their duty? If so, be- . fore November rolls around there will be the l' greatest reformation in Indiana that has ever been experienced in the same time. The peoI pie in this county are anxious to see the friends ? como up to the work. There aie. in this vicinity, a large number of persons who have been, r" heretofore, for Fremont and for Buchanan, who are now favorable to Mr. Fillmore." Another correspondent writing from North Madison, Jefferson county, under date of Au-i'--gust 2d, (and enclosing a large list of subscribers)says: ,-0ne month ago 1 thought I was -- alone, but now I can find that there are Fillmore men on every side of me. 1 find they arc coming over to the right side every day. Fillmore will certainly get a large vote in this ' county, notwithstanding all that is said by tho Fremont men." Another correspondent writing from Corydon, informs us that the friends of Mr. Fillmore in that section are in h'gh spirits since the recent American State Convention. A great many thinking tnat there would be no Fillmore electoral ticket, had determined to vote for Fremont. Now they will go heart andsnul for Mr. Fillmore. We are receiving letters every day similar in spirit to the above. The strength of Mr. Fillmore in Indiana is wofully miscalculated by his opponents. N. A. Trib. THE LITTLE MA N" WITH TitK Whe can dress a prs.n in Wool . Linen Silk or Cotton. I VERY Gentleman desires to be noady nd tastily dressJ ed It is eminently proper that thia ahoald be the aim of Al.L. and we have noticed tnat nearly all the well-dreised denitens of our city purchase their Clothing at A. LOB BN STINK'S Western Star Clothing: More, ander the Pavilion Hot-1, corner 01 Water an. I Sveamore sts Kvarvrhinrin the line of Clfthina and Furnishina Goods. Wool . Linea Silk may be had. ready made or made to or ler. not oaly in the boat manner e.ndstyie. nutai tne very pncei. A general aafrtinent of Haw. Caoa. Lear.her Trunks. Car ret bags and Vame. everyt'ting that a gentleman can wear roose, you may find at tho Western Star. aps rtf I'PTAHD M bnves 2 doieach ree'd and for sale by isL jyl.t S. K. Gl LIIERT -. Liu., !vi'. near n atri

03" In no part election has the "Cause of!

1-iabor'' ever been so much involved as in the present. Never before have those who work for a livelihood, the mechanics, the artizans, those who hire by the day, and those who work by the job, had so much at stake as now. In the conflicting politics upon which we have fallen, not only is the dignity of the industrial classes dependent upon the issue, but likewise the very occupations to which they look to sustenance and support. St. Louis Bern. What a beautiful solution of this issue th4 election of "Ten Cent Jimmy" would furnish ! j Ilrar frlArmno Mr tha ! I nVATr taiiM 1 triumph in the triumph of "Ten Cent Jimmy!" now taithtully and cheenngly would the sue-

cess of "Ten Cent Jimmy" redeem the "stake" j vices rendered the Minonomee Indians, of the mechanic and the artizan in this elec- Weiler moved the consideration of the Pation! How noblv the political elevation of L.c t..:i j t,:n .i i

u'r n i T- ., i ,. . ty of the industrial classes!" How thoroughly and generously and infallibly would the as cendency of "Ten Cent Jimmy" secure to la boring men the "occupations to which they look for sustenance and support!" What a shadowless millenium "Ten Cent Jimmy" would inaugurate for the million! Lou. Jour A Smart Boy. The Abington (Mass.) Standard tells the following: "The Rev. Mr. G.. a clero-vman of a neirrhliorinor town, lipinc

recently absent from home on business; his lit- Creek nation and the Secretary of the Intetle son, a youth of four jears, calmly folded his rior. The former receiving for Alabama Land hands and asked the blessing usually pro- i claims, &c. $1,000,000 $100,000 of which is nounced by his fathe at their morning meal. I .. ,. . . ,, . ., , , . r . , . A .,B . , i to be applied to agricultural purposes, the bal-

sing, he replied with a grave face, 'No I don't like the looks of them taters.'" Agassiz "Sold." At a veryj learned discussion on stratas the other day, at the house of the learned professor, a Mr. B , of this city, asked if there were any strata of precious gems. "No, none whatever," replied Profes- " . . , , r . . , , , I sor Agassiz. "rve neara or one," saia Mr. i "impossinie: was tne reioinuer. "Oh, yes." said B-strata-gem !" "and it was called a LOCAI IEIARTJIEIT. UP TOWN ITEMS. KEPORTaD BT I'P TOWS, ESQ. Fiomt Again it becomes our pleasant task to record one of those delightful episodes, that occur occasionally to van the inonotory of life's dull story. On Saturday last a landlord and ue of his guests came into collision, in the vicinity of the market house. The cause as we heard it wüs this: thd guest paid for his dinner before he eat It. A ftcr dinner mine host requested his gneslto "fork" again wnich lis res, ectfully declined do'nr and the consequence was a mutual declaration of ho tiliiies. The landlord was in a fair way to come off scend best when bystin lers interfered and a trace was ileclared. Refractory. A very malicious looking little mule one that bore in hi face the very impress of rascality made up hi mind, on Friday last, for a frolic. His rider, an nnsusi ecilnsr youth. st enifd to he ouietlv ei, lov ing the easy ambling gate of the perfectly docile qt.ad- j ruped, when all at once be demonstrated the law of gravitation by f Hing to the ground, having been sum marily discounted with the gentle assistance of the mule. The boy picked himself up with a look ofaston ishmotit wh lri the utiitni I with all the eloquence he was m .-ter of, expres ed. by a sly wink, his infinite satisfaction with the performance. The unconq uercd boy re mounted and rode on. Bj A co ipte of gentlemen were In the city last Friday and Saturday, who are making a tour over the country preaching the dawn of the millenium and the spee 'y advent of our Savior in his second coming. Their belief is that Christ, on his second incarnation,

will appear in the capacity of a temporal king, who will lows: Gilmer, (Am.) 357, Bragg (Dem.) 263, restore to the Jews their nationality and their original showing a gain for Bragg of 54 votes, home an ' there reign over them. That from the aeat I For fhe Legislature Koss (Am.) has 170 tnaof his government in Jerusalem, h will issue hl. com- jorirv Wake c0lInty with all but 8 precincts mantis to other potenute. of the earth, which being di. -h f allowing these as before! there is regarded, will eventuat in a war, involving all the na- , e 'in i. t tin. of th ,ioh .hi.h will h. th httiof A,n,-H. dear Democratic gain of 100. 1 he whole

' ' den, and will result in establishing bis dominion over the whole earth. IRISH LINENS, DAMASKS, &C &C. UST ree'd direct from the mann factor en in Ireland, two CF cases of Linen (foods, constating of 10-4 Blenched Linen Sheeting; 40innh Pillow Case Linen; 4-4 Shiitins; Linen from 2S to 41 25 per yard; Linen Cambrie HanHkerchief from tl to $12 perdoi; Linen Lawn and Linen Cambrie; Bleached and Brown Damask TaMa Cloths; 4m do Snowdrop do do: 8-4 Rleiched snd Brown Damask Table Linen; Napkins, Towels. Huekahaek Diaper, &e. These Goods are warranted all Linen, soft finish and Grans Bleach. For sale t the lowest prices, wholesale and retail, by my2l SHANKLIN & KICILLY. OMII5TRTOU'S XOTIOK. V"OTICE is oerebjr riven that the nndernifcne14 has been apIV pointed A dminstrator of the estate of Mary Shannon late of Vanderborirh ounty, deceased, said estate is supposed tobe insolvent. jyl8 H Q. WHEKLER, Ad'm. 8. L. STURors Mi iua s A .. jon a, gTuaacs. RKOT1IEK, WHOI.KSALI PKAI.F.RS lW PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND COMMISSIOX M KRCHHTS, No. 279 Broadway, bctw. Fraaklia avenue aad Wash strert. mhll-lvd ST. LOFI MO. LOST. V BREASTPIN of tho shape of a harp, with pearls sides and hair ia contra. Valued for the sake oft si vor. The findershail be rewarded aad reeeive the thanks of the owner b leaving it at this emce. je25tl i MEMORANDUM Book, bound ia T.eather with steel Am. spring look, left ia so tne acore. The owner will be thankful to have the same left at this offiee. ja24tf tJ .T 2 .VlObblnVo. 1 lit Kanawha at the River Rail9 road Dttpot and Canal Aleo. 50 bbls eoareo Alnra Salt, for sale low. at manufacturer's prices by augl GEO. FOSTFR 00.. Ag'ts KaoawhaSalt Co. Bisiot,i;'rioN. TUR Iris of Baboock Brothera was dissolved by limitation, lit July. CHARLES BARCOCK". F,r.IHA S. R A RrrorK. jy2t-tf HESET O. BABCOCK. aOOFFEE. "5baf prime Eastern foflee: W 20 packets Old Gov't Java, Coffee; in store. for aale by jvl t. a. uuua s sua. lI.OFR l SR WO BBI.S. A etipplv kept eoa- . ai atantlv os htnd tor sate at lowest maraet prices rtj OILBBRT ft CO. y near Waf T eg S K. FUU LI 1 1 S V I L l.i: , F, V A S V I L l,E t M' -4llt. THE flne 1'ght draught aamer CrBA, will i run r 'gulariy aa iov. . pas-ing down very j -und tv and up every Wdn-..i ,v . She will tke freight and passengers at tho regular packet rates. jy!7-tf iiisn,iiTii'. THE partnership hore'ofore exist'ng between the sabficrii'ers. under the firm of Mendnoke ft McRea. was thisday d ssolved hy mutual consent. Either party author izes tosiga the name et tue arm m settlement. v . a. iin.tuiiit; n.a . jy22-Sw WM. A McRBA. SJOT TOKf. A lot of pink-eye' Putatoea just ree'd, aad for aale by ' (good quality) STAFFORD. ang 1PHR 1 ease -ee'd per Marengo, for sale by S. B. GILBERT St CO 9ye. ae-ir Water. rfHKKISK T CIXC'IXXATI Will til. 100 hexes VV . R Cl Chaoae. luatroa'a and for aale bv 09 Z, tl. CU'la. S SU" . "1HOICR HKRPl.Mi.-75 boxe in veTv fie erder for . aa e by aue S K IIILKKKT & t tr Wy fTRACT OK I.OiiWOOn ia b'-xes " r sale by Bi aut4 HILBERT ft C'i. nUTTKH . Fresh Batter inst re. 'd: alao a let oi Cooking Butter in store and for sale cbesp ra'l oa'ek or it will be gone. STA FORO. angt Opposite new Conrt House. TUB Hl7.tRD POU HKR fOMP ,,Y. M AVUrACTURKRI AND DRALVHS 1M n4 YIS reduced their prices to correspond with the rennend cost of Saltntre eontinno to offer their weM known rnds of fii.itCTBic fsm Riri.E and Kestcckv RlFl.E Tewier. in kern and nanistera. 41so ' -unpowder tor Hla'tiagaad Mining, comprising a mil assortment ot qnalittr and kinds required Ky tlie trade, guaranteed to give entire Thutandard of their Powder, which ha my enjoyed t.hhighe;teou t'on for more han twenty- are years, will found unsurpassed by any other manufacture of the kind i' be world. Parsal bv the principal dealers, and also at the offiee of tlCompany. No. 89 Wall. eor. Water street. New York. A. i. HAZARp. President. A. E. p-jt'otasa, Eee'y. jdS6-6md

BY TELEGRAPH. EEPOETED EXPRESSLY FOB THE JOTJBNAL

CONGBESSIONU THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS FIRST SE8SIOK. Washington, Aug. 9. Senate. The Senate passed several pri- io vate bills, and aiscussed for nearly five hours and adopted the report of the committee on Indian affairs. No further legislation is necessary to enable R. W. Thompson to receive $32,000 for sericiuunaiiruau uiu, wueii not ueinj? a quorum present the Senate adjourned. House. The House considered the bill making appropriations for expenses of light houses, coast survey houses, marine hospitals, &c, and an amendment appropriating $300,000 for the continuation of the Washington acqueduct was lost by 25 majority. Dull proceedings without disposing of the bill. j Treaty was signed yesterday between the ance to be applied per capita. The delegation leave to-morrow for the West Nortis Carolina F.lectio . Kaleigh, N. C, Aug. 9. I'eturns received from Alamack, Franklin, Guilford, Sampson, Wake, Warren, Forsyth, New Hanover, Columbus, Wick, Worthing- ' hanipton, üranville, Orange, Machlinburs, Davidson, Wayne, Cumberland, Lenoir, Robertson, Stanley Yokin and Green counties, show a clear eain for Bragg, Dem., for Gover,v o,, ... , i nor oi i,ow. ine vote oi me state win know a Democratic majority of 8,000. The Democrats have also gained 10 members of the Legislature. Newberryport, Aug. 9. The Southern tower of the light house on Rain Island w as struck by lightning yesterday and burned. St. Louis, Aug. 9. Polk nearly 10,000 over Benton. Majority for Ewing this morning nearly 1,200. Polk believed to be elected. Louisville, Aug. 9. a i .., .i . i i ,. . t Aiaamus auj'pM;u tl 11c i;-4tijcA uj tue Democrats by from 3,000 to 5,000. Warnerand Greenwood elected to Congress. Legislature largely Democratic New York, Aug. 9. It is be'ieved at Washington that the frigat Independence is lost. She sailed for Guano Islands eight months since. St. Louis, Aug. 9. Returns up to last night stand, Polk, 24,525 ; Benton, 14,G89 ; Ewing, 25,702. North Carolina. Election. Raleioh, N. C, Aug. 8. The vote at Raleigh for Governor is as fol1" ; ,.!. 1 t. ;.. i auiuin;! aiau titact jo ciwi.cu vjj tin iijii cancu majority, and giving a Democratic gain of one in the Legislature. The scanty returns from the lower counties favor Bragg (Dem ,) who is doubtless re-elected Governor. The counties of Wake, Johnston, Orange, Allmanee, Guilford, Rowan and Davidson have been heard from. The returns show large Democratic cains in all the counties except Guilford, where Gilmer, the American candidate for Governor, gains about 400 votes. In the above counties there is a Democratic gain of five members of the Legislature. Paul C. Cameron has been elected to the State Senate in Orange county, which is also a Democratic gain. Wilmington, N. C, Aug 8. Hanover gives a majority of 950 for Bragg, which is a large Democratic gain. In Columbus Bragg has a majority of 2 "0 also a large Democratic gain. Brunswick has been carried by the Americans, showing again for Gilmer of 89. Raleigh, N. C, Aug. 8. The Democratic gam in New Hanover, Brunswick and Columbus is 224. The Democrats have carried the State. Iowa. i. lection Washington, Aug. 8. A dispatch received here from Burlington, Iowa, states that the Republicans have carried everything the State ticket, Congress, and Legislature. iTlixsouri Election. St. Locis, Aug. 7. Calloway county gives Ewing 300 over Polk. Andersrn (Amer.) for Congress, beat Richmond (Dem.) about 250 in the county. Scott county gives Ewing 180 majority. Lincoln county gives Polk 300 majority Richmond ,r f rr i t .i . lJLem.l lOT üllirruss, tlUUUi. HIB same. .; .tLl l j . a, : : WE are now riceiviag a large lot ol tho best coal in the West and ar ready to supply our frit nds and custo mer by the small or large quantities, v-e will deliver it to private housea at V) eents per nustie , w wie wiiiticeaic ownsumers, we will make a iinerai uüuuchvu. wiucia 1 M,al theatoreof Holiingsarortri & Hughes will b primptly attended to. ap'Z J. W . & J. W. ULt NEW Dl'Ki;, F R KS II i , U K I X K . " EICH ItKLINi have just apeaed.a larao aaäortmen H Jlol Drugs aad .Medicines, to which they invite the a tenttou of Merchants and Physicians. They also keep iniow Glijs lilaasware. Tobaco. ijigar. Pjinta. Brut hesof alltkin-is, Oils. Dvestutis. Spices. Perfumery, l-ancy Articles. Ac, & e. Al.so all (xipular Patent Medicines. All kiticls ot faiuts grttundin til. PtircWines nd Brandies r-jr lediclual parpoaee rresenptions careltiiiy prepareu. vt!.-.! lYT.ati.b.. ander the Journal Omca. my4-tf DIÜSULUTIOX IVOTICK. 'TIE eopartaership heretofore existing between Isaac R. 1 and W illiam an.l John B Mills, is this day. hy the nndersinned. de.-lared -issolvad. The bu-ness hertafte. ill be r.n ktr an K ...rfjuhtl It AII11S. in. lIUlllKril OI Ibe late ürm will be settled by Isaac K. Mills. ISAAC R. MILLS. aagl-lir' JOHN B. MILLS. ft I:,? V.a'S P' VZtVv: a'." T door o, h c t Hon,, in th. -ity of Eran.ville. will .path. south ei M. Ori nal Plan ol, aid eitv . the same beina ' i , half of said lot. and situated on the corner or r n. ' ' nu streets, unon the fallowina-terms. One- QuarteT f t.e piiroha.e niouey fa be paid in cash one-quartrr id ix inontbs. one-quarter in twelve months and one-quaner iu .l.hte n month, the niirnhuer to .IV ntbs the purchaser to give ni not "r " l" ast payment with interest from the day ofsa secured by mortgage upon the premises, a.tgl-tdt - AMERICA TRAFTQN Adm'rx. ic. fl'IVXV B AUS. 20 bales heavy for sale low to close' coiiaijameat fey GBO. FOSTKR & CO Corar Locust "street and tb Canal. augl

COMMERCIAL. MABKETS BY TELEGEAPH. Cincinnati, August 9. Kiver unchanged. Weather clear sad pleasaat. Npw Yobk. Anjrni9. Flour dull: sales 7.000 bbls at 7 75 for Southern, $S 05 for extra. Wheat declined; sales 30,000 bushels at 1 65 fer

OSi. $1 60 for Tennessee and 1 551 70 for southern. Corn wer; sales 20 OKI bushels at 63c fur mixed. Mess pork firm. Eeef iUKi7 Whisky drooping; sales atSS. Cincinnati. August 9, Flour unsettled. Wheat $t 06. 1 101 12 forred. Whisky 27e. Sugar 9&ig.l0c. Coffee dull at llllo. Molasses Mo. Baltimore. August 9. Flour firm: sales 3.000 bbls. Wheat also firm with an active demand. Sales of oorn at 6063 for white and 623950 fir AUCTION SALES. DASill.WOOLSKT HIRAM NELSON AICIIO.VKKUW, COMMlBIO. JIFltdliMs, ii tl ECciil lt .te Brokers, 9 WAVING teased for a term of years and fitted up the m M. Old Court House, oorner of Main and Third streets, we are now prepared to receive for sale at auction or private sale, all kinds of go ds. waren and merchandise-, household furniture, horses, hinwies, etc.. eic. C-sh advance mateoacoainme n is when required. Regular galea f?rv I'atsl&y, Taurday and Saturday, eomnieacinr&t 9'clock, A, M. Alao Tueadrvy, Wednesday and Friday nights, at early fcaa 1 i jr.t-1 . SALE- OK RKIL KsTATK. The fimt Monday of ev.'ry month, at 10 o'clock A . M. Havinp pr'iridert ouraelve.. with a larpe VipottheC v of Gvaasville eontainina-all the rtotnt i-nlar,ements. and believina it will be for the interest ot all O 'Qoernd. we have set apart the first Mo .day of Kv rv month forthwuale of Real Katate. at. anctio i . All those wiehinp t' Fell are rt-ques-ted to haud in thtir lists in time toiv? the puhl'e due n"tice. The patnnaee of those harinr H'ian1 ana Let. or Land for jalo. ei th.r at public or pri v:-tf , is r-pct fully solicited. jylS VVOOLSKV & XSUuJi, A-uct's. AT AI I TION. fEIV7 about to lave the Htate ot Indiana, and wishing 0 to adnoiniiter upon my o wn eatatt and sattle up the same befor 1 leav, I will, on Monday, the 2"rh day of Aheu t. A. l. lH5ti aoll at public auction at my resi'lence on Third strewt. opposite trw r.ei ma Catholic Church, all my household and kitch.n furnitnre, consitftint of Carpets, ofas lleda and beddiwp Chair. Stoves. c.; also a fine Piano Forte and larae Oil Punting; ilaoaloe" fine new Carriages snd Buggiesand ail houses on han-ia at the time of sale. A eredtt of four moot s will be siven on all sums over 910, nnt' wU,h rp' I hare also valnah e roved security. real estate tor sale cheap ai.d on toed terms. AH indebted to me or to whom I am Indebted, are renuestedto Kill and settle, before the day of - ale. f-ts KniL. J,EAL ESTATE SALES BV WOOI.XEV V SEI.SOX. Great Sale of Lots. ON MONDAY", tne 1st day of Sepmmbtr t, at 10 o'clock A, Vf.. at our Sale It'oms in the old Court 'onae. corierof Ylamand Intra street, we will eell at auction the following deiral'!e I ota. f' r r.'fidr net; Lot io. 5 in Bi"ck No 4 Norvh-eastern Enlargement; do do 1 in o do 1 do do; do do I in do do U Eastern do; do do 6 in do do47 do do; do do Sin do do 6 Stnetwell's do; do do 4 in do 1o 6 da do; ALSO: L"t 4, fl and R in Block 8. Kaateru Enlargement. " 25. 2 an l i7 1. and 9 Also: Lot No. 2, Ooodaell'a balareemeot. 3. do do. in Embrees Division, containing Ct aer. Trims Onifonrth cah. M in one year. H in two years y$ in tbr eveiin, wita in'ereet na scin-ed I v mortgage on the preniäea WOOLKV k NKLlN" y'2d-t a R-al (".ate Hrokcrs. lim:r" UTt-.K -We are paying the highest price" in Or.mi for Wht-at Cum. Oitt. Ity-, HarU'V. Bacon. Lard S"l"ur. and all ki daof Pro uce. Farmers would do weil to call ba'.ore .tilling cUswhero. at GEO. FOSTI.'R k CVS. angl Corner Locust street and the Tanal. OUK.i ft THt I VI II! WATCHES AND JEWELRY. Wtrft liav ust receivpd, and hav C'vtntly on han1. V W lrrt Ktii wnl I iilcctal Ptrx'S ot r as mo nah, jeweiry, corji( risiuir all u ah tics and utj 1 9, which ill ht sold at K4SCAL80 A eon toch ftf fine floM n& ilver Hunting and Opon-fare Wtch, inulmünjr a fr w Kiilr-iad Timf-kcepTs. all warranted, nd tt lonr fixurt s. We al.-o krp thts lriffat asuurtmunt of Dawinn, WAirtn & Hyde's and J. li. iieer'a Öiie'J.ilil rimti, inhcstv. SiW'-r V-'tri, Port Mini-3. AcoTdsson, eiirht slay, and thirty honr (?locka, twari nu ha i and tor -ale at redured pritirti. IIa ivintr, a'l our ;t' d direct frm the Munufactatpt and Imiio tcp, we aie a'-le to ffer a t;ioi. ktici r . a an extr- trel low pric-. MTTROl.KK A: .SONS. jel8 Min street, betw. First and Second sts. TlfF.Y C?'T F, ft V, . T ! VKRY FINK S U M MEt. OFT HATS. rB(w b"t. lichtest und finest shad d Soft Hate. th-t can m. e"en. CaM ni my28 VAt'TIER & MARCONXIEH, Main street. A J 1 " . 4 NETTIE ? arriw-fil of Luwns. Musnnetn Bar, rrTtTj per, and a eneni assrtmpnt th-r Drv Gorti-i at jvl7 EM IS IC H A M BROT V P E S GZTJlSr !0 33 IVT ! Tl A VIVO itnnetni vryh!vy-xpen9e in learning the proI I cess and in fitting np mv room; fo- tihipr Ambrotypr-s, I am now prepared to pf up i n the linkst style anTiz!d Arahrotvpen. frttn a 'tTie-ninth to one-half size, 'f h Amfrotype is far iperinr ti the Oa'isrrotvpe in tone and beauty, hiYtnt; none 0 the g!vr of t he Ouuerre tyre plate, and nao ve seen i n any 1 ight- W alsoak - ? wo pirtüre? at one ittinir. poiitir and a npfcative picture, and when held to the lieht it is perfektiv ';-anp.ir"0 1. The Ambrotypes are dirabln. bein. when "finished, pntirely air and water tight, and can be tafcn ;D an kinds of weather Time for adults vr a wiatinfc. from 10 to 30 seconds: children from 3 t . Please call anl see specimen p S. Diuruerreotypea take a in the different ntv.es. feb8-tf W. A . T1LKATON. !?3.X -CS, TI. !., fHlE VUER his professional ervi s to the citizens of Evil anviHt and vicinity; rfidenee netween Jndge Foster andJ. II. IljtTeadick on Cherry street livansvi'.lo, Ind. apl8-lyd ItOOM FOR R KXT. SKVFRALfine Office Uoums situated on the second floor of a Urirp buildine rt-ntrA'ly situated are now .r r-nt. For particulars inquire at this office. j l-tf IT RKI'KIVKH T W rORI If ir TOOL sTtUiK. fi hoxes i:arpjner rtane-n; nenm t v.,. Screws; 1tuqs Hoops, commons miuuiaciurc. muiueucci,, between 1st and 2d. AXOTHKIl VJiRIVAIi OF SUM M EU C L O T 11 I X G ! B UST reeeived per Atlama' Fxires9 some light fancy Silk ,J1 Caasioiere and Orat-a Ltnen Coara. fane ' white i.int-n and black Drafd'Ete Pant-, white and fancy Marseilles Vea'a all made of the hnet material ana in tne ta-e-i -tvie. They will be sold chetip at A . LOBF.NSTINK'S Wtitera Star Clothing Store nnder Pavilion Ol-itM.l :tio !0 I U K. tEVIIGLEHAiir. having eold to lohn E. Little and i Robert Little all hi- in term in theOinal 31 ills, the partner-hip heretofore xitttin. between aaid partit-a. under the name and style of Little- & lalehart. ij this 'lay dissolve . The oniettled bnsinest of sa d firm wi 1 bo aettle i hv Lvt relehart who ia atone aatnonied to "et-1-the same The firm a or.? -T . S BXSCream Cheee fr sale by I. ,t II. tirnifl a v m a. KITTSSoa I au-t '& Aia.'.aerel, B V Bi V-fil.klj Vn. 2f,nd:t do: 4li ht- hi Is Noä. 2 and Maokerel: MM bis So. 1 Herring; 41 or-bbla o. 1. iand do; 75 bsa Scale do; 20.m)OCat)a Sil Cira. ree'd and for sale at rediieed -.rieee by lw.ß I. D. IIMMA. Tl 1 VP. tTiat on-.net! an I ce OrfamSloon m Mr. Dupev's i,;i.t n l...itAt a'reet above the Sherwood Hotiee, where 1 will at all tim keep the best q iaitty or ice trs m. madeoflhe richest oream. an.1 mine nest style, witn nne Strawberrie Kaoiilie3 can be supplied in anv iinnties by . -t-.. 4- .. J.tT...u. kintl.nl Fl-llilH . leaving lllcir oruer. i . "-.""-. T ; j ,, keep supplied with tronieal fruita bv fr totient receipta irom the "Utn. 1 wish the public to Rive ne a call as : 1 have a neat Ä-iloon. J Kit -ii tr. .- ! am iQ GKO I Mlili t CO.T. II. JIAGIIEK & CO., 4VlSi closed out nearlr our whole first pnrcria.es spring iods. und r a very neavy ir" tor me put-tn ekJ we are now receivirg a seconu eaition p'irci a-e. av ...nttrrpduc . JjJ f'e,,Rnt ,t v d rat"", ana we :tre one ring tne m'tt,!n.Mia"ttoe ot Dry Hoods ever brought to the West, it .. I- n-;nuJ . on tl ir vite merchants tt. cat t ar o ex amine I"' themselves if they want to t.uv cheaper than they have ' ought before. We are lust receiving new pr,,. Onttonadea. fiinchains. jea".. Apron Cheeks. Sattinets. Chal'.is. Cashmeres, Bereges, Vestims, OeLains. Jacconets. c i- c . and all kinns of goons suitable to the sei'On; besides an ele- . ...nrrmant or R lit -.tr-t - ..,..11- - . J. l'LE.4Uf:i(, SUI. l Al.MrLliE!!, Uesiieatte and Office nn Seeo d -ttar l.ocust3.. I EVWSTII.l.K 11 IAV1. j srrs, ALL operations per'alnt. a- to the Dental Art, : ia. perforntett in the most t; refill and thornuih manTrWitr piee call aad x . .. e m superior stock ot TBh l a "i ctore orn. nni eie ..ere. ..t4.,. llllttl ftTSni r 8. S81U HI uc-'iU t'vt -u " ; hnrs. from o'riir A M . o 4, P. M . COPAKTSKKSIIH'. THE undemiiru' d have formed a copartnership, antler th3 ntme and styl of Rabcock i Sonrtajr. and v ill carry on the Hardware n-it ess od Water stret-t. at t'le old stand ol Babcock Broth.ri. BKRT(I. BABfOr-K yZl-t( O'ORBE S. SONNTAG. sTI'OÖÖ XKWS FÖirT'mii'KRS Rochester iX. Y ) 9 ro.tners Knives, a splendid assortment of the fn ira Weed's Knives, mat rec"d at je24 WALDKIRCU'3. fa- f3103. 25 boxes fresh, only 6 days ont from New Orleans foraalelow by je28 GH;0. FOSTER It CO. 1IOTIC1.. w-agT-E close our Bankiog House to-dayforten says, f .rth , urpose of making some improvements D- positnrs an l others having business withthe bank will find me at the Crescent C ty "--ank. iy21 O. "fPFLAND. HO'IERV.-XOO doz assorted Hoe and Half Hose ree'd n Jl to-oay aaa lorsaio Dy ' m JAMES LOW t CO.

REAL ESTATE SALES BY JOIIX iStstOE, JB.

RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS EUlSES AT Public Auction. On Friday, the -Eighth day of August next. T 2 o'clock F. M. at the Auction Rooms of WOOLSEY Jm. & NELSON, Iwillaellthe lollowing cho- ee property, to-wit: Onethre story Brick Business Honse. on Firjt above Main streets, at present oecupsed as the Evanavillc Post Ottice, t tatelv built and in good repair, and an excellent bnaineas stand, now renting for more than "0 percent, on coat and selling price. The Lot is 20 bj 70 feet and building 20 by 56 j Also The Frame Hons and fine lot on Second street, adjoining-the resiienceot Judge Lockhart: rhe lot -SO feet fronting on Second at eet and t50 t et deep to an alley. The ho us ha six rooms. The neighborhood excellent and only üt mi mite walk from center of business. The lot alone is worm ou oer cent, more than house and lot will sell for. Also The Frame Uousnaad Lot on First street, adioiuing tne nne new resilience iust mit bv Ur Cvelberry; the house at present is acenpied bvJohn F. Prisp. Eia .. nat and comfortaMe. the lot 38? feet front on Fir?t street, by 150 teet aeep to an alley, in theb-stof neighborhoods, and 1 than three squares irom the heart of hnsinM. Also That fine Frame House and Lot lately occupied by Jcob Born, on Division street, alcove .Seventh; this is tbe finest fra.me residence of itss ze ever built in Kvarsville. well painted and papr. ceilings 2 fet high, handnome fence and all convenience vry complete; the neighborhood ia er cpou ann 1 in provi n g ias l. j :i tn.g property wm he sold low. Terms foT all exeertt ,..a.M.i, Kvuac. uiiü-viiir can; "-inira at si and ose thj-dnt twelve months. 1 ho Born house on-third cah one-tniri at one ver "Bd nne-thrd at two v 1 .11 ea?es with interest and waivinc relief laws and seen re. by a". 1. u iilc t tunm" i ' i sco u n io ifD ieTcut.ior cash. u r mrintr parnuntars enqnire at my o nice. jrlO-v-- iiv TVCT,'? Ti PATENT. r i. fD r o . For FreserTing Fruits, VtajetaWcs. Ac. The only tan cvor invented requiring NO WAX, SOLDER, OB CEMENT! These Can have been thoroughly t?fted, having heeo brifore the pi:bii; om- year", over II AIT a MiLi.mv of tl.m wre Ri'd tfiö prt season, and are now in hu, aiU in e.ory imtant-e h.ive given entirü tit .vi TV-r are acknowledged by ail wh' S"ij thf-i-i, to ho the NEATEST, S A CEHT. Jt VO!T COWKHlFVTCVt tS TS3. T!.y are e-i'r SEAI.Ef and OPENED, and tvrrr ",? h. ..-M-rr( V;trlT. VK.(;ErAHLES, to., in t perfft'iftr frttk 'tattt. They can Ir. u-.st yij,p after yer. I)lr.-tir.ns f..r pntting np all kind of Fruits, Vei.eti.l;, will accniiTiny tlie Cans Every ( bu arranleJ ALL ORDERS ECIrlNO REMITTANCE, VTILL BE PROM PL T ATTENDED TO. E. M. SHOEMAKER & CO., Sole Proprietor and Manufacturers. (I- 234 Wai.nct Street. j,. CINCINNATI .'j for sale ay J. E. CAMPBELL EvansinlUy Itid. Forsal by EIoavsKOOK & Co., Caldwell & Lanolky, J . ii. .Mesa er ami J . !. hauDt. j 10-tf CLO T 13 1 N ii 1 X W HOLES L Bincourage Home lutluftry H K underaijEnsu tatie leave to inform the erohanta of JttL this s-ity aud country t hat "hy have this dav cop mencu the munut LCture ol Ci.othi.no, art- a! import ng. and d-alin Ovwrooating-, Clotl.a Ca-senieren, Sattuetta Jeans. Twee is, and all jurtv-i of Linirifrs, and Tail jr Trimmitis Havini; purchas- d the rw mt-Tials of tirstcla factories. Mnd only em alny the best of bands it enables us to warrant 3'it ht.miiui rtuvinjr; and an x pfrience in this brauch uf bosi-n-Bü fr 9--rt.ral ar-, ennbled U4 to competw ith any other est;itliahu:e'j.t of this sort, iu respect to pricts &s well as t rms. We thereiore taVe occasion to request your vUit before yon ieek :ist;int markets, where, we assure you. vou will tind at good an assortment, and prio seven lower here, than other pUce . t lease call and examin, iu odrr to veri fy. A. ANSPAfJUKR Ä OO. iyI8-4m Min 'Tit -cxfior to Bra.ch Bank. !J'OTICK is hereby eiven to ail Draymen. Cartmen, Eii w pre!rncn , ff ack and Omni bun keeners. Auctioneer. Ten I'ia. BacMtell and Billiard keepers, Managers o Theaters Pa Cncerts. Peddler and Book Vemleri, that thir licence all e spire on th- (at day of next month (Aug tt) and that, the same iuut be renewed on or before that time, and in de'auK thureo the ordinances in such cases made and provided will be atrctly enforced By order .jyiii-Im WELL .WALKER, City Clerk. SgrrK WHV T M-FI -5 bbls Eock Wheat Ssed. S 9 rte'd per steamer Diamond by )2 Z.H. CO0K&S0X, ?I tllSIIAL'S NOTICE. VTOTICK is hereby ivn to all persons n ho ars-tn the bab L of bathing in the Ohio Hvr opposite the city of tivansvtlle. and between the Lmle Bayou and Loet street, and also iu the Canal inlaid eity. during davlight. or beforeS o'clock P. M. of each diy; that all snob psr:.uns caught a aforfsaid. will be strictly dalt with in accord a n-e with the ordinance'' in suh case made and provided, to be enfrie from ind after this di.te. J AS. B. KVANS l-?5-tf City Matshal S3 'V Iltl.'rK. 50 cases new handsome s'ylesin t jre and for sale by JAM KS LOW CO., m 8 41 Main street. Louisville. Ky. PKnrrAro s niEi.onroxs, rtr- J. V1TH divided swell, secured by Utters pat-Tj.-rT ""d-fjeent. May 2:.d l55. 7 Vf'''7 B nvans of this swell, solo passages dim W ; Ibe slaved with the full power ot t ustrumont, while thecfiompaniment is soft and subdue. Here a,ernlith'' Velodeons madu i y Prince ft C-t . , will be fur iished with this attach ent without extra cbarcrs. Messrs. Prince fe Oo. could realize a handme fortune by lisposii. of rights to otl cr manufacturers, fcnt ss they prefer to make it a feature in their instruments, it cun onlv be obtained by purchasing of W. F. COLBFRV. Wrstpm Agent, myl "76 i West Fourth street. CFMKXT. 25 bbls formale bv jj22 S E GILBERT fc CO., Syc. ner Water. 70O lKF.L.s O It 20,000 lMTTLEh OF VIK WO Fm IT H II A NOV, All Pure Products of Vanderburgh County. STARTING from the princ;ple that every fertile eointy shoud produc that which can enhance theenjoyment or ;rve to the well being an 1 health of it inha' iraut-, I have imposed upon myflf the tisk of preparint Irom home-raised trapes und fruit. Wine and Brindv. in a manner that, a pracrice of tbirtv year, in the hest Wine countries of Europe, principally in the Sonth has taught me. I now submit to a r3f-ected pnM ic the productions of their own soil, trustin that a tiberal patronage will encourage me to furth r efforts. The prices are so low. that never the same quaiit es havtbeen t ) so cheap nere pricv s or wink. PRICKS OF ERANDY. Wild Plum Wild Ch-rry flrape or Tr ster Catawba Peach Brandy per bottle, which the purchaser nnst find First selection Catawba.. ..Pc Second do do ....G'V Third do do ...,40c First selection Wild Gripef .'c Second do do .. 3V ..60s ..fi- , 4c ..30c irs quality Blackberry.. .Wc I Second do do ..,.40c PH. SOIRMER. je:w-tf Corner Sixth and Main streets. iKocrcuiEs ad pitonrcK. OHK un it-rsiinicd will ontinup the Grocery and Prodnee B Business of the late firrn of Babcock Brothers, in his own name and for his own account jy2l tf ELTSHA S. B BCOCK. AKW C'KKAP liOODS! McKIXNEY & COOKE. WATER ST. NEXT DOOK TOE. B ARfiS BKTW M A1N AND LOECST. ARK now reaeivio-E and opening a most dtsirahle stock of 9 pri a and summer goods, constating in purtot evt-ry faiiity ufiuahy kept in a dry sood store. Silks Challas. Beruge. Iiub-8. Lawns. Brilliantes. Bonnets. iCrspe silk Lace and NoopHtan.) Rjhbons. Lace Edinrs. '.lovesaad Hoseingin great rarity Cloths Casimeres, PantgoodBand Vesting, in rich profusion, &c , Ac. .,,, NOTICE. TRS M. DOXALD.SO wanld rsipectfully inform the 11 Udies of Evau.-ville and its vicinity that she has taken ahouso next door to Mr. Rubin Hart's dwelling, on the eornr AHlann,i aTll4 ok treet and she ha bad Iocs ex pen - . uce in Drsa maki g and Bleaching and doing up all indp of -itraw nd apolitan bonnris and he hi.peaby doing her work neat and reavnaMe to incite a share ol th- public Prronao. , T IHK utiderfliirne'i won!'1 annonnc- tnat ne nas nuiaueu us largeand snl-etan-iel new W harf oat . .ti. a .t a .tb if a an . a Fe has placed her for th- soke of convenience in all taes nfther'ver at the foot of Vine street. He will at all times hereaft-r he pleased to give rrompt and careful attention to ree-ivii'g and s ipping as w-ll as to all otherriver business rh:t vtav entmsteil to him The patronage therefore of the Merc1 ante. Shippersaad t-them of thiacity and of the interior solicited ,pj-tf JOHN" S. MITCHELL. HiTFcii lüui; .'v F.JiiuKABLt:. rgHK richest and most varied stock of sprint snd summer H dry ajooB are now ready for inspection at Koser's raw store near trie corner of Main and Firatstreet. Wer.pcctf'llli invite the laiis of Kvansvillle and vicinity, to aire ns a call before purchasirt; elsewhere, as we atill adhere to our old mof" "eil oheapand sail heap." Onrnewstvle Mantillaa. silk an! straw Vonnets and Swissemhroideries. d ess trimmlnas, kid and finisn su a trloves. pirasols. cape shawls, brillinnts de lajnes. hrejtes. lawns ohtte tire roods, ladies, misses and children ssnoea also cottona.la. ürilling. Vestinga and Toatsnirs for rentle-men-wear and io fact .very article in onr "" In point o'stvleand quility. all onr roods have . purchased at New" York . from acme of. the first J "P""" are therfore enabled to complete with of bouse ia tü.aor "CVwrsv. a, a call and -111 - I '- tonishing low pTic 8. arlo ROSER BRO & FREY, FISKW4IX PVPERS-rPHOISTrCKY WORK. -cor .KPIVALOF PAPERS. SCHMIDT ST A RK have jnst received at their establishment on First stre-t. a l.rg .."meni of W .11 Papers, rom common qu.litie to -he nne.tg. ded. oompr-sing evervthin. of the met heautiful deacnption m this lino. They alo keep everything appertaining o oohnistery. and cover chairs sofas ic. in an perior style. Having lustenUrged onr store-room to aocommodat an increased business, we mn nrenar d to receive customer, and show them a "ek and 1-w pe'ees ap-o-rf t'O It KGT. Hing Housea or sal or rent, on on raj-iwO dou' le D Cherry and one on W .tcr streets. A pplv to lell tf HRNBROQK At Co .. Wat-r s'.ret. NOTICE. TAILORS and Seamstresses will And constant mitlgymentat A. ANP 1CHRB A CO 'S. ylS-2w Main street, next door to Braach nana.

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MEDICINAL

.cruses i rmTWtTMW CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cure of ' COUGHS. ( OLDS, IIOARSEAESS, öuac niTis, inioopixc - couch, CROUP, ASTHUA, AXD C0.SOIPTI0V. MONO the numerous u.a mtnt eisnce haawade Ja this feneration to laoilitate the tuainess of life imcrease it enjoyment, an-1 eaen fyrolong thattraa of bnaiaa existence non- - an be named of more real valita . aaaakia4 than this con trit.utio ol Ohtmistry to th b tl-. .it. A vast trial of its virtues throughout Jhis broad aiatii.kaa proven l ei oud a ooubt, that uo mo 'icine or eon, hit sn.n ef nedicines yet known, c.n so surely control ai aura tho numerous varieties oi puin outr diataata v bi have hitherto awept from our u ids thinsacos ana lie - an da tvri 7ar. Indeed, there is aow abt.ndtnt reason tot .litre a remedy has at leneth been fennd w.lich can bareiis. on t oure ht- moüt dansrerous affections ol tha lungs. Otr irtM here will not permit us to publish any 1 roportlon of tha eure eflecte. by its use but we would preunt the 'ollcwinr, and refer further enquiry to my American imp whiek the agent below named, will al.aya ba pleat-.: ta furniefc free, wherein are full particulars, and indi.putai 1 proof f these statemtnta : Office of Transportation, awrrns R. R. S.O. Atta, 4, 18S. Da. J, C. A tee. Dear Sir ily littlo Bon, loi r year .Id. ha just recovered from a severe attack oi malignant Scarlet rever. his throat was rotton, and . vty person that visited him pronounced him a dead child. Ilaving used yont Clerry Sectoral in Caliioruia. in the winter o 1850. tor a sever, attack of Bronchitis, with entire auceeea. I waa mduceO a try it -in my little hoy. I gsve him ateaspoonfnl every thr hours, commencing in the morning, and by ten o'clock at a ght. I found a decla.4 change for the better, and after thro aavs use. he was able to eat or drink wirhont pain. Its use in eh -bove namet iseas. will save many a chilli from a premature grave, and relieve the anxiety of marj a fond parent. Far all aBvotions of the throat and" lungs. 1 believe it to be tho beat medicine extant. A feeling of th deepest gratitude, prompt mein ddreiDg yon theee lis but for your important discovery myliitn boy vould aw have been in another worMIam, yours, with great respect J. D. POWELL. Sort Traa. t, R K. Bocky Hill (Somerset Co.) N. J., Juij ti üsa. Dr. J. O. A TKR. Since yonr medicine ba betom. lincwa here, it has a greater demand tha any other eongfc remedy we have ever aeld. It ia spoken of In terms of aaereasara. praise by those who have uetf tt, and I know of soma ease, where the best they can say of it is not too much for th g4 it has done. I take Dleaanre in aellin.it. bettana. 1 ka.w that I am c-ivint my customers the wo" th of their moaeT. aa I feel gratified in seeing the b'-nefit- it confers. Flesse send me further sup pi v. and helieve Vonra, with espeot. JOHN O. WHITLOCat. P. S. Almost any number of certificates eaa b. tent y.l if jou wish it Windsor, C. W. Jure 26. 185. Dr. J. C ATEB. Sir This mar certify that I have neel your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of one year aad it ia nf inner belief that I should have been in mv a-rar r fhia time if 1 had not. It has cured me ol a dan.erona sfleetioai of the lungs, and I no not overstate my convictions wasa I tell you it la a priealass remedy. I ours very respectfully , D A McCLI'RH. Attorney at f.awv Wilksliarre Pa. . epten-ber t 130, Dr. J. 6. Axcr. My tiear Sir Yonr medicine i sr-aob tpproved of by tho" who have nsed it b r. and it eotrpoai tion is such as to insur and maintain its reputation. I invariably reromtnend it for pulmonary aflectlons, aa do Biaaj f tiur princie.1 puysicians. i am yonrrrtena. nut. MKF.Aian, m. w. PREPARED BT JAMES C. A Y E R, PRACTICAL AND ANALTT1A1 rPKlBigT. LOWELL, MAII SOLD PIT (Celler. Farnsley i Co.. Evansvill. lad,; Tag & Crawford Owensville; liallock ü Parmiter, Princeton: 'i H Ringham. Patoka; W.J. Whiting. Cvnthiana: K. Jaauess d; Co.. Poaeyvill : Messrs. Hardiner at Blairsvillr aad Wadesvlll) Wiiliamsand Robertson Wost Franklin: Ir Thomas vwmau and -Tas. Sampaoa.alt. TrBai; Hudspeth & Bro.. Boonville; Bowers S-irgent. N'ewbnrgh: . Adams A Campbell. Peterabnrgh; Fred . Eckstein. Cincinnati. C.aad alldrngglit. mh2ü-4m pit ii im. B V Clerks lay th.y tear Ih.v. bought mor O.odsthMi . Iii we will e able to sail tb preoeatseaaoa Now.inr l jr to avoid the like oeeurrectco. I hav. givaa them iaslrationsto sell the Goods at moo less thaaonr nsnal low rata. To my customers, and all other who want bargain in Dry ioo.ig. i would respectlull aa , now is yonr time to " It. a n." 8. UM BICH. apl2 Main street, three door below Second. iticKIKNKY Ac COOKE, ItATKRBTIKET. BCTVttK HAIÜ AND I.OCCST t:n.:ETI, II AVK jnst received a new and large iplr o sastaf cneap .vantilias, nne set Application LLaflv. Uolia'S, "et.ize't. Underfleeves, and th best aad Dst aa r-mt-nt of fe.mir.'ideries vor bought for this mark',. Thev invite aspeedyoal Irom all the eititcna of KvaaviU and snrryunding co'intrv to an examination for thewalv before purcbtsing eisewnere. as taey promts to veil any ar ticlc -n their h'tuee at the lowest cash nricos. Com on come oa aad all. myt ET-rti it nnrii.S 5 cases Italian Cloth; 30 cases Lustres ree'd t-day aal tor sale by JAM U1'V A UU . 41g h ain street. Louisvill. Zy. MJTld. Sbble choice quality Just rse'd, forsaf mvib HI til MM by jell a.ts.nu. tinKis tu., n a.near nater. IIONNETS! BOKMETS. tHAVE just received another fresh 1st of Bonnet corn-1 iesion with instruction to sell them at aboat oaa half the original tost. Call and see them S. EMBICH. N B. No excuse now for the Ladies not going to Cbnrofc on Sunday, lor the wantofaaew Bonnet j al. ICF.ItIOVAI." C10LBURV A HERSHBRROKR hav removed tb.lr J stock of Mattrasses to the new building lately pat an hv Mr. Hughes, on Water street, next .'oor t. Canal Bank, where they will keep constantly on hand, at wholesal smw retail a large assortment of Mattraeseaof all sises and Bin, viz: Spring. Cot'on. Moss. Shuck, Hair and Jenny Lind. Also Bed C'.mfortiof all sire Also Cotton. Moss, Hair. Shuck and Feather Pillows. Mattrasses made to order, en I guaranteed to give satisfaction . Those in w.-.nt good artiole will pleaaasyi ve ne a call. The attention of Country Merchants is particularly la.lt to our s took. Main t.,Dext door to Canal Bank, Eraasvi! Till. Ind. mhl THIE. "fCMBlCH'S Store, on Main tre three doors below 8l i ond. appears to he the great Bazaar for new and ehe Ooods. He has just received another fresh lot of Buaar Goods, which be is selling at the lowest rates. mySS NEW VIIil.s.t 1.1". WINE AND Lllll OH STOIC K. TJ-) TE herebv inform the poblieof EvansvilleaBdinrrnn inr oniitrv i -eneral. that we have nnder this data. opened an above said concern: where we shall keep constantly all sorts of Wines and Liquors, which we Intend to sell at the lowe.t prices Country store keeper' will do well to giro ns a call . Particular attention I called to onr stock of pure Port, Claret and Madeira W ines. Frenoh brandies, good old Whisky in bottles, which are adapted tor medical purr-oaee. S HAM BO A CO.. my16-tf Vain afreet opp".'"tt: ' C--nef Ftnng.. d ITU fS;tPKlOKS. 500 doz assorted qualities T'4 1 to-day and for aale by JAMES I OW A CO.. .10 jia'n street, urt isviiio. :s Ticking rc'tt thi1 ia .nit foraala rjp M ' H I . Ii . 23 b U. pl97 JMFS LOW A CO.. 418 Main strefft. Louisvill. Ky. rilAll, RO'H" An MM!?. VO T.rand PotJa; S 2Vt bbls White Lime, in shipping order, for sal by je28 inu. r tin I K K At UU. flHOICK inioo -2(10 lbs tc eholce jnst ree'd, ff OILBFRT A CO. -ale low by jv2 lll.IHTRTOK'8 HtLK. , . , "sV"0TICE is herehy given that I will sell at PuMi Anotiom 1 on Saturday, theflth day of August. 18?. at th Aaotioa Rooms i W oolsey Neison in Evansvill Tb personal propertv of Marv thsnsua. deceased, consisting ef Helding. Household Furniture) Clothing io. Aoroditor six months on all sums abov three dollar, to bring not, with interest waiving rlief laws an ' anrroved rlty .- JTlg H Q W H-iELEB. Administrator. 5KITTOK4 2.1 bbls ver- An Irish Potatoes lost ree'd f7r?.l.by j.l UERSHBBROBR OARSOM t vn rDi.Eg. . . 211 hi. Herman Soap; 25 bxs Palm Soap; 21 his Star Candles; 24 bxs fex-ra Tallow Canal. iustrc'dnv mv28 Z H.COOK BOS. 'le SI KEGS Whit Lead; S bbls Linseed Oil just ree' 7 ei.t iel" Z H COOK A 80W. nlllTRATOll'S ISOTIt'K. "7 OTIC E is h-rehv i vef that the undersigned baa ha ap li noint.el administrator, with the will anneied of th -täte of ThouiaaCowle. late of Vanderburgh county, deceased said estate supposed to be solvent II. Q.WHEELER Administrator, jT18 V. ith Will Aaaexed. nnOOMS 4D VPHB0 4nns. It 9 75 doz Fancy and Shaker Brooms; a' doz Wash Boards; su bu and hf-hxs WheatStaiaB 15 bhls Pearl Barlev; 3 bbls Oat eal;' - ion bzs German a I'alm Soap:o5 bxs fancy Rorte Bar loapi 5 hhds prime Sugar; 41 bbls Syrup Molasses; 2fl hf-bbls Mo:ases: 15 do Loaf a pd Sagar; 2 tierces Carolina Rioe, ree'd and for sa'S V ' je28 I. A D:' HEIM AHH. f7I.nrR! FLOrRM-A supply kept onstantly on baa hereafter, for sale by th quantity or ingl barrl a the lowest market prices, fer cash only. je2 8. E. GILBERT A CO.. By. nar WtUit TOC.ESTLFJ1EN OF TASTE. CLOTHS, OASSIMEREB, VESTINGS, AO., C JCST BRCBITEO AT S. ANDEBSOfi'D TrTercbctnt Tailor. 3HAVE irutt received some bean iful article for.aJl-m.n-. wear selected by myself, aad superior la quality nd be.u'y to a-vthg r before opened in this .itv. an. " thTvVylatt styl... I V't2S-''J" A." aVSZ tawoaiArhi nriiisi isrs. stiBt, Ay i ;."7ge'd. wi'rb."mad. up p.rord.r i. th, , .-j ,"yl,.B-nd war antedto fit. D. B. AKDJUfiOW. i,.o-tf Five street, between Mala and Syeaaaor. aOHKESE.--90 bxs Cream Checa ree'd per tTrl ' je3 Z, B. fOOX

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