Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 23, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 August 1856 — Page 3

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OOVEHXOH, OLIVER V. MOICTOK, of Wayne LIEL'TEXAXT O0VERX0IT, C(.KAI) BAKEIt, Ot Vnndorbiirslii ECÜ1ÜTABY OK 9TATBt JOHN V. DA WSOSj of Allen TKKASUBKB of" state, AVILIJA.U 11. IVUFt'Sl.üDIC of Park, AUDITOR OF" STATE, E. V. II. of Marion. 6UPKRIXTEXDEXT OP PUBLIC ISSTKUCfiOJJ, CIIAULtS UAiiSJ-lK) of Floyd. ATTORNEY GENERAL, JA 31 ES II. CKAVEXS, of ICipIr)'. REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. STEIX, of Tippecanoe. CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN A. HEAL.) of irXiami. FOR l'ÖKOHKSS. JAMES C. VEATCII, OK SPKMCKIt COUNTY. FOH l.KlilLATLKK. JOHN INGLE, Jr., . . OK V .XDKKBUIIUIT . PEOPLE'S MASS MEETING. Mass meetings of tlio People opposed to the present administration anil its continuance under James iliitlian- - an, will be held at the following times and place. Judpo Morton and otliers will address the pub'ic. Pf.ncoioii, August :;!. Torre Haute, SetM,ilipr 3d. heyroour, Septenilmr 5th. APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE MOKTCN . , Judgo Morton, People's candidate for Governor, will peak at the following tunes and places. Let t:ic whole people turn out und hear hliu: Princeton, Auenst 23. at I p. nr. Petersburg, August 25, at 1 r. M. Washington, August'.!.;, at 1 r, m. J)over Hill, Auzust'JT, ut I r. m. Paoli, Auzus-UH, at 1 r. M, -. Spencer (Owen Co.) August 'ill, at 1 r. M. lilooinrield, August 30, nt I r. m. Sullivan, S)teuil)er l.atl P. M. Rowling Green, Sept. 2, at I p.m. Torre Haut Sept. 3, at I p. M. Seymour, Sept. 5, at 1 o'clock. MORTON AND WILL ARD. Old Lineism in the Dust Willard Defunct. In the discussion yesterday at this place between Judge Morion and Lt. Gov. Willard, the Old Liners probably experienced a defeat never equalled in any of their bitter experience of this campaign. Judge Morton literally killed and bruised Willard Never was the weakness of a demagogue's "principles" and the corruptions of his party, so exposed never the rascality of the demagogue himself so shown up for public execration, as by Morton yesterday in his handling of Willard and his party opinions. At this late hour we write, it is impossible to enter into details. ISut we wish every man in Evansville could have been present at this discussion. Willard's friends doubtless regret there were a dozen persona in attendance. Morton achieved a great victory and niade many votes. Willard we know lost votes, as well as reputation. But we have no disposition to exult over a badly whipped foe. Wo freely forgive Willard his second-hand critticisim on us, in consideration of the firsthanded thrashing he received. We hope he will follow Morton all over the State. We want to see these two men traverse the State side by side, that the people may hear and judge for themselves. Let them do this, and Morton's majority will not be less than twenty thousand. 07" The only good hit made by Willard yesterday was when lie said, that if lying could be made by the Legislature a legal tender, ho could pay off the whole public debt of the State with Gregg, of the N. A. Tribune, Hudson, of the Terre Haute Express, Mason, of the Vincenncs Gazette, and Add Sanders of the Evansville Journal. This excellent piece of satire originated with John Van Buren, and is decidedly second-handed. If liars were a legal tender, wo are suve Willard could purchase tho State of Indiana himself, and have .enough good lies left with which to cheat Kentucky out of a few niggers. He lies alwctifive feet seven inches on his back, but on his feet he can lie all over tho State. JLOCAIa EPAirOlISXT. ptoVn items! RIPORTID BY IIP TOWH, KS. JEJ The one thing that of all others speaks th? bcil for Evansville, is the growing ta for reading that is geuerally manifested y her citizens. But four or five years ago, the people of Kvansville, like the Inhabitants of almost all Tillages were with but a very few exceptions, content with such news as village gossip, and the then necessarily contracted columns of the Journal could furnish them. A few copies of the Louisville ".Toiirnal and N. Y. Tribune, a scanty pioneer circulation of Eastern literature and news, shed a faint light among us. Now besides our city papers, increased in number and vastly improved, there are flvo or six valuable Jouruals published in the large c ties, extensively circulated ' in our midst. As increased facilities for transportation, devetopsthe resources mad stimulates the business of a place, so do Increased facilities for obtaining information enhance tire-desire to kuow what is transpiring in the world. Mr. Crisp, the- Librarian of the Evansville Library As sociation, has the agency of a large number of News papers and periodicals, and th se wishing to receive tba earliest news have omIv to call on hlin and leave their , names. DK. M V.VVS AUliK BALSAM -THAT well known and popular remedy which has proved itself the wunder and admiration of the age throughout the Western oonntry. has askivko is towx and ia tow otrered for sale wholesale and retail by the Special Agt-nev at Messrs. Hallock & Htuddard's. Ma:n street, opposite the Han. Evansville. Ind. We would say those aftticted with that mnch dreaded disease Chill Fever and Ague, ctn fined in Dr. Mann's Aopk Hsi sam. a certain, safe and effectual cure in every case, if nxd according to directions. Sold by all respectable druggists and dealers in the Western States, nod by HALI.OCK isTODUAKU. Wholesale agents Kvansville. Ind. Andby 8. Rl ARK, New Harmony. S. H. Mans & Co.. jel9-3mw Proprietors, Galion. O. tUPAUTJintMIU. THE undersigned have formed a eopattnership. under thS name andstyle of Babcoek ,fc Sonntag. and will earrv on the lUrdware Business on Water stre.t. at the old stand ot Bahcock Brothers. HENRY O. BABOOPK. jy21-tf GOKGB S. SONNTAO. .lki'kskl.HS Clear Si 'es ZZ WßJ WHbs Pickled Pork: WOO Hfa leaf Lard in bbls and kegs forsale bv . II. COOK &- SOX. jy "BW KROCKRV A.ni'HOVS0. STORE. OSK DOOR ABOVK CK80KNT CITY KUM.DlXi. I ST AFFORD has justopenid a Grocery and Provision Store, on Main street, a, above, where ho will be plcms- " ed to see his friends and the public generali : and he bapes Vstr16fatt.itin4 kvaiaea, 4 erw a litcra) share of the JW rep renage. Jny31-ly

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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL ARRIVAL OF THE A F E I O A . New York, Aug. 20. The Africa hits aVrived. Mcllenry & Co., quote the e'ettort market exhibiting no new feature, quotations steady, demand fair, sales for the week 53,000 htlia) middling Orleans G?ar ; fair upland GV-J ; middling upland G. The advices by the last steamer from the U. S. had no effect upon the market. Tlour market unchanged. Wheat market unchanged. Orcat I IcOtl. New York. Aug. 22. The frcahet is overflowing the banks of the Hudson. The piers at Albany are submerged. Much destruction has taken place at I"oiighkeepsie. Total loss quarter of a million. PiTTsiiur.o, Aug. 22-. IUver 2 feet 6 inches by tho metal mark and fallinar. Weather clear and mild. Later ft'rtm Kansas, St. Loris, Aug. 20. The Leavenworth (Kansas') Journal of Sin d;iy last, is filled with inflammatorj' appeals to' tne people, and says the attack upon Krank-. lin, was the signal for the commencement of j hostilities. An express ft.m the camp on tho 15th of August says that Capt. Trend well's company of -ID men is quartered in a log building sur rounded by nearly four htnid'.-ed "Abolitionists," who swore that no quarter 'should be given to them. Guv. Sh annon was apoaled to call out the United States troops, but they refused to act. Col. Titus with twenty men started to their assistance. But he was attacked at his house near Lecompton, and a number of his men killed. Andrew Weston was wounded, Mr. Sister was killed, Mr. Clowes, editor of the " Southern Advent," killed. The remainder of Titus' men were taken prisoners. The same party attacked the guard of the United States troops who had ltobinson and other prisoners in charge. They surrendered without firing and gave up the prisoners, who are in the hands of Lane's men. They were driving all the Pro-Slavery men out of Douglas county, and destroying their property. Gen. Clark, United rftates Agent for the Pottawattomies, and Capt. Orth and his family escaped across the river before Lane's men readied that point, near Leavenworth City. Gov. Shannon and nearly all the citizens of i Lecompton, made their escape. Lieut. Wood-1 son, who was in the fort with his family was j taken, und lie is still a prisoner. His house was burned down. A light took place on the 4th, near Ossawatomic, between abolitionists and pro-slavery men, who were fortilied. Fourteen abolitionists were killed and sixteen wounded. Lecompton, says the Journal, is to be destroyed to-night. Not a word is said about the movements of Gen. Smith. Inciting irom'Ka- sus ! St. Louis, Aug. 21. rri,n T.oit'i.iwiti n;t.r .,. t i . c i, xn...tintoiLu J-Ljaaa tiouniai, ui the 1 ui instant, contains lengthy accounts of another outbreak in Kansas. On the 17th, Brown, at the Lead of three hundred Free State men, attacked and drove into Missouri, a colony of Georgians, near Ossawatoiuie. The colony was unarmed. Their houses were burned, and their property destroyed. On the 12th inst., Franklin was attacked by two hundred men from Lawrence, who, after i dislodging fourteen pro-slavery men by set ting; hre to the house they were in, robbed the post office of seventy dollars; took thirty UniteU pt&tos muskets, and one piece ol ar tillery. Irom Mr. Buckey they tck four hundred and twenty-five dollars, a gold watch, and four hundred and lift dollars worth of clothing. Front Mr. Barnes a large lot of clothing. From Mr. Crane between ninennd twelve hundred dollars in accounts' and notes, and one hundred and twenty-five dollars worth of clothing, and from Judge lane, a valuable horse. On the 15th instant, "Treadwell's party were on foot. It is feared most of them have fa len. Tread well sent to Shannon for aid, who call ed on the United Statta troops, but they re fused to act. The anti-slavery men are driving all the pro-slavery men out of Douglas county, and destroying their property. A fight took place near Ossawatoiuie, on the 11th instant, between two hundred antislavery and twelve pro-slavery. then, the latter in a fort. ...'' Fourteen Free State men wero killed, and Six wounded. On the morning of the 10th inst., Lecompton was attacked and taken by eight hundred of Lane's men. The United States troops having liobinson, Brown, Williams and other prisoners in charge, surrendered without firing a gun. During the absence of Col. Titus, who went tor assistance to Treadwell, his house about a mile from Lecompion, was burned, and Mr. Clowes, editor of the Southern Advocate, and Mr. Septerre were killed, and Andrew Preston wounded. Large bodies of men arc organizing in the border counties of Independence and Stringfellow. Circulars signed by Atchissn, Russell, Anderson anil Boone, are being finely circulated iu the river towns, asking for aid to drive the anti-slavery men and to burn Lawrence, on the 20th inst., for which place a large force had left Leavenworth. Lane's force is variously reported at from three to eight hundred men. Bloody work is looked for. LUMBEU! LUM1JEUÜ It. IS. BEiNKTT Of LD rcspectfulU auuouuce to the citizens of Evansville and surrounding country, that he keeps cou&tunt. ly eu'ha&d a large and lull assortment of Pine Lumber Shingles. Dressed and Undressed Flooring. Pressed and Un dressed Weathurboarding, et., etc., which he will Bell heap for cash. Orderstrom tho country solicited. Yard on Carpenter street, near Kratz At HeilmanM Foundry. He hasalso s yard at Vinccuncs. near the Kvansvsll-i & Crawtordsville-Railroad Depcr.. and is- prepared to furnish to all in that section with a full variety as cheap as can be bought in Evansville. C E. WATSOX. Agent, jy;t-tl. lneennes. Cedar Stall Churns; 5 do Stallet brusgbaud Buckets F 6 do brass band Pails, forsale by je2 I. D. HKIMAXX. PR A fresh lot lor sale by i7y24 VICKERY & JOHXSOX, T.RPAI"l.nS. Just rec d a iresh lot ol best quality X Tarpaulins, forsale by V24 . U. il Awn p. rj K UU. IIISKOIJ TIOS SÖTICU. f 1 n E copartnership heretofore eiisting under the style and hrm of Oolburn A; He-shhericr. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ANPRKW j. ;tiLriL K. 25-if JOSEPH X. HrlKSHBERCER

COMMERCIAL. j MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Siw VorS, Aug. 22. j Flour has farther advanced, (ales ot 1,501) bfjls at S ) !0$G 10 for extra, !j 306 45 for Cihio, ij 757 for Southern, and $T 15$8 for Southern extra. Whaat higher, sale? of 4(I,IM0 Susliels at il 5(i for Western Red and ftl IX f ir Souther':! (vhite. Corn advimeed, tales of 20,000 1 shels mixed Western ut (4c Pork drooping sales of 700 bbls Western Mess at 19re. Beef henry. Lard rinn. Whisfcy deVHued, sates of 100 bbls at 37. Stocks firm. ,. Sr Ori.kXiis, Aug. 20. ' Sugar 9c. Lard in kegs' lie. Corn 70c. Indiana bagging fi:ic. Gumiis 4iZc

.1. H. .'i v .;., fTTAVlVG closed out nearly oar whole tint ptirchasesof 5 Spring Goods, und r a very heavy trade for the past six weeks, we arc nov. receiving a second edition purchased at greatly reduc. d rate.?, and we are orler.in thj most desirable and elerantstock 1 Dry 'roods ever Monger to the We,t,K very low prices, and would itvite merchants to cull and exam Lue i.t themselves il they wanttp buy cheaper than they have bought before. We are justreceiving uevv Prints, Oottonadcs. OinghamSi Jeans. Apron Checks, Sattinets, Challis. Oasaimtres. Bere'ges, Vestinss, DeLains. Jacconetg. Ac. Ac and all kinds of goo-.. snituMcti the season; besides an elegant assortment, of Silk and Straw Bonnets. ap22 liH K 11. A t'Oit ma s.i:. WISHING t retire from active business to my farm. I now offer t"-i3 place for sale. On it is a romii.o4iou Tavern llonse,.-one l::rge threestory C..... K'.. ..I.- i V t4Ä-'n. n . i. ,, mm with c.ipacUy to slaughter Trorn 4t!0 to 500 hogs per good Stables aud a!! necessarv out.-buildiuirs. It dav. with h ii A st.ooe lauditie of HQ- d depth of Wat. r and at alt HmMji free from mud. Itao possesses a ttood Dry Goods and Grocerv Trade and is widely known as a Ehiimintr noint Bpeoml to but hw to 'Iis on the Ohio river from Louisville to Kvausvitte. The location and chara ter of tho business of the place imperatively require other Vranches of business to be conducted, vU: A Tobacco Stemmery. A'C, A'C, all essen tially necessary to supply the demands of the public, and wiiich. if done, would increase the general business of tse place amazingly. A large section cf thaeouotry from which to this time, no trade has been derivtd (for want of roads) and nearer this point than any other wili in a short time be brought tn this place (as an order has be.cn issued from court fr the openir 't 6t ncv; loads.) For tur;.her information ad dress KOIiKItT GRAHAM, jyy-to's Kock Haven, Ky. TiUSII LINENS, DAMASKS, &C, &C. B UST ree'd direct from the manufacturers in Ireland, two c:nea of Linen Qoo'ia. rnn sitting of H(-4 Bltched Linen Sheeting; 40 inch i'illow Oase Linen: 4-4 Shirtiuj? Linen from 2" to l 2." peryitxH: Linen CimLric HiiaHkerchief. from $1 tu $12 per dos; Linen Lnwn and Linen Ciunt-ric: Iie"ftched and Hrown Oamask Table Clcthf; do Jn Snowdrop do dor 8-4 IJlfiiplicd and Prnwn Damask TaMe Linen; Ninkin-t, Towels. Ilncknhaek Diaper, A c. These CJood.i are warranted all Linen, soft finish and Ort. si iiiunii, iini, uuiriu iuu unisi Iiri(jfi, wholesait and retail, , SIIANKXIN k RfSILLY. Bleach. J-or sule t the low e it by iny'il IS I.LOIH. B.ro AiD MUD. AVe have on hand m. bin 0.11 int ot b (d iitui'.n. Lsrd and Corn Meal, which wt wioh to sell to close consiguinent. M PRESTON BROS Jig 4 LI3 extra Susar-cured Dried Beef, ree'd per m. -w .w VF ' to," auu mra:iie y jyl4 H ü RSH Bli RC SR & CARSON. SI,T 2 "J) hhW Xo . 1 fine K inawha at the Ri r,r. Railroad Depot and Canal . A Iso. 5.0 hhls coarse Alum Salt, for sale low. at mnnrctnrer's prices by augl UEO. FOSTER 4: CO.. An'ts Kanawha Salt Co. tiihv :.!'i' in-: i:i:.rn V K R V FINK S U M M E H SOFT HATS. roHK i,est, liu)it!;t and finest shaded Soft Hats, that can Jl becn. 7nH and see. rnyAt 'AÜT1ER i MAKCOXXIER. Main street. AK.IIK. XOTlU' f arrival of Lawus. slns'jneto Bars. Oreen W'i idow Paper, and a general assortment of other Dry Goods at jvlT SAMüKL KMHICH "ÄTA.VrKI1. T'-o Servant Oirls will iind steady employV meat at liberal waus, by applying immedintely at tho residence of je;l tf V R. PRKTOX. COFFKK. 7-j hazs best Uio CoITee, small areen re'd and J foraalahy i-2i I. D. ii KIM A XX. SUtKPAItK KIl THK I! V.SW " m. irain Scythes; (Jrass Srythosi Iron Ilracc Oraalcs: Scytlie flfi"iths; VS'ood Brace Cradles: Scythe Slohvs; 2, 3 and 4 Prong KorVs: Shovel..; C. 8. (iarden Hoes: Nos. I, 2 and H Steel Finos; Just. received and for sale by I. STAFFORD, iel'i Älain-t.. opposie new Conrt Honse. OH ; K' S I L K M O B . 40 bo i 7icd" pTrSlft t gomcry, fcrsa'a by mj lu PRESTOX BROS. t n i: i ot r i; it .ti i sp ij i x g s. I'ikti (Joiimyl Inda rji HE subscribers invite the attention of th health ano 1 pleasure seokino; publicto these 8prinirs, loeated thirteen miles from Petersbiirih. to which place we run a daily lin oriiac&s. i ne meat inai properties or tne water .ae, namrpassed, and having just completed Sarge and spacious Hotel ' we are prepired to entertain our guests in the best styl. Th Springs are situated in the deepest forest shade ol P ke conn- 1 ty. which together with the other in lucements. make, this the most desirable summer Ketreat lor tho health or pleasure seeker, to be found in the Sta'e . Tr.UMi it per week. M dical attendance charged oitra. jolt IwtUmw BROWN A Jl O R TO N , Proprietors. ATTUH.MEXT. TKXXF.V SOREXSOX. ) a;ainst KRX MST SEM PP. S Betoro Wm Kemps, Justice of th. Peace of Vanderborgh C'lMptr. lud. jWOTICE is herein-aivcn. that on th, 15th day of July. 1Ü, il writs of attachment luve been 1 sued by the undersigned.lustiee, on the athdavitof S, ornon and other like creditors, against Ernest Sempf, end that this cadae Will stand for trial oa the l.Hh day of auimt I8-.'".. y2i-:itw WM. KK.UPF. J. P. V. fj. IR VMS. IS cask Quii'lcy's extra sugar-cured Hams just M ÄlreO'd and for sale in lots to suit bv aua.7 .. if. CO IK & 80X. Tüis hitherto intractable disease, of every farm antf every stasre, CUKKP 13V KXTEKNAL A f PLICATION OM.Y. Ii. CAV , VtliH fe PILK 8 AI.VK j,MTllJ- neter tail in giviug immediate relief, and posivw tively cüringithe worst and moot obstinate cades of Heiuorrlioi'it) or FiK-s. It is the ONLY iNFALLlHlsK KKMEPY KNOWS here or eUewhere lor the Pil s, and is the result of years of patient study and investigation, iäuflerers from Files bow have a remedy at hand Which wll STAND IHK TEST UK TKIAL; without ft fear of failure on Its part, to do all the proprietor olainis .or it. J'ull dirtjctioos accompany each box; and all that is requisite is strictly to observe them, and a cure is er-ta-n to follow. The proprietor r tors to tne following testimonials from gentlemen of character and standing, who hare roluntartly given their certificates n its tavor, in regard to its efficacy in their own canes. Keadthem. The lion . Richard Yates, late member o iCongroes frem the Springfield (111.) district, sara: Jack'souviUe 11. t Not 15. 1Ä55. Dr.T'ws. TT. Cavanaugh Dear Sir: Ine preparation. Cavanaugh's Filo Salve, winch you furnished, 1 fnund ot treat ervice. producing an easy and speedy cure. I do not hesitate to recommend it as an invaluuMc remedy for tl e Pile, Kespeanlly. RICH AKD YATES. The following, from TCev, B. F. BrUtow, is a sutficient recommendation in Itself. JacksonriDe, III., December 15, 1954. Pr, Cavanaugh I conceive it to be a duty 1 owe to the afÖicted to make known the ivaluale virtues and remedial thf'ifnftv nt" 011r Pile Sal V 1 was tor aavprnt vtfkii sorely a'fl'icted with that painful and loathsome disease, the flics. Alter Having exnautea my patience in trying vaoious prescriptions of physicians and others without receiving any benefit, by the strong recommendation of your Salve by my friend, the Hon. Kicliurd i ntes, I was indnced to trv it. I an eapprin saying an application of jour salve for three days, perfected" an entire cure. EesrectfKny yours. Chicago, August 20, ISM. Dr. T. H. Cavanaugh. (Present ) Dear Sir: When I arrived in tnis city tew oaysago, I was sutlerine intensely with the pi Us. I mentioned my con dition to you, asking your advice. You recommended your Pile Salve saying it would onre me. i tnea u tne enect was immediate, and I am now well. I believe it to be, as it proved in my case, an invaluable remedy, and a sure cure for that disease, the Piles, and as sut-h recommend it to otheif. Yours, truly. JOH w .HAauÄ, t. uouia Mo. Price $1 r Dr. T. H. CAVAHAl'GH. Sole Proprietor, St. Louia. Ho For sale in Evansville by CRAWFORD cc ELL, jyl6-lydw KELLER. FARNLEY & CO. K X C H A A E HOTEL, Nfwbnrg, Inrt. a Tiinitvuiiiiii IVYllil ;'jjü BEG leave to inTorm the citisens ,f Warrick and tdient cunutics. that thev have purchased the Hotel Stand formerly kept by Mr. Z. Hajen, and intend to keep up th. good reputation the house has acquired under its nrevtoos management. I ney nave nhniiisr.ii ana kkvittkd tn, whole coneorn. and are prepared to accommodate all their oustomers in the most comfortable style. Their table will b supplied with the best the market anerds: in short, n. pains will lie spared to mine ino r,xi uanuk a nrstolas. Hotel. Their stables wil. be kept in the best posaib'. condition, in order to aciorami date persons witn animals. muis-lwdlyw . PURIFY THE BLOOD. JUOFft'AT'S I,lVEIt S. PiHEXIX IU TTEH8. F B E K FROM J 1. 1- MISE RA!, POISONS. flHKcreat popularity which Moffat Liff. Pills and 3 Phienix Bitters have attained, in consequence of the excraordinarv cures enected bv their use, renders it unneces sary lor the proprietor to enter into a particular analysis of their tfledieinal virtues or properties, tiaving been more than twenty years before the public, and having the united testimony of more than Thkke Millions of persons who have neeu restored to tne employment, oi tne perieci neaitn ey them, it is believed that their reputation as th best vegetable medicine now before the public, admits of no dispute. In almost every city and village in the United States, there are many who are ready to testi fy their etheacy in removing disease, and giving to the -whole system renewed tigorand health. In case? of 8COBTO.A. Tri.CF.ns. Scfrvyop Eruptions of the skin, the operation of the Life Medicine 3 is truly as ton Uhing. often removing in a few days, every vestige of these loathsome diseases, their purifyinc effects on the Mood. Fevek and Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Piles, and in short most all diseases, soon yield to their curative properties. No familv should be without them, as by their timely use much suffering and expense may be caved. Prepared WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, M. D., New Yon. And forsale by KELLER, FAKNSLEY CO. mh5, Evansville. Indiana.

AUCTION SALES.

DAXiELWOOI.SEY HIRAM NKLSCX ALC'IIOKEKRS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,' jh1 Ileal Esl;vtc Brokers, j nAVISaiaaaid for a term of Tears and fitted npth. Old Court House, ooraer of.lfaia and Third streets, tg j are now prepared to receive for sale at auction or private' ale. all kinds of goods, wares and merShandise; household furniture horses, bnpgies. etc., etc... j Csshanoes mäd,e ouaonjiignaiejits.vrhen reqnired . j BetTtiuV si'.es every Tuenay, .huVsdix and Saturday,' eommeacingat 9ocIock,.A, 1VJ-. Also Tuesday, Wednesday 1 and Fridayuights, äe frarly gas light. ' 8 ii. öf rkAl, kstatk. The first Monday of ovary rionth. at to o' clock A ..t. I Tlavinp provided oirselvea yfith alarge lap of tie City of, Evansville. containing all the' recent Enlargements, and be- . lieving it will be for the interest of all enncernod. wehayo' set apart the first -Houdly. of Hvcry month for thfcsaie of; Keal Estate, atauotio . All täosc wishing to pj41 are revuested to baud in tueir lists in time tyj gi e the piibli due notice. The patronage of those havins: Houses &nd Letn or Lands for sale, either at public or privste sale, is respectfully solici- ! ted. jyl5 WOOLSEY & NELSON, Anct's. REAL ESTATE SALES I1Y IVOOLSKI' A: NELSON. Great Sale of Lots. OX MONDAY, the 1st day of September next, at 2 o'clock P. M.. at oiirSate Rooms in the old Court Hooir, corner of Main and Thirü streets, we will sell at auction the following desirable Lots, for rt-sidenceei Ltnt ro. o in hiock o 4 ortii-eadtcrn r-niarirement. (!o do do do 1 in do 15 in do 6 in do 3 in do 4 ia do do do do do do 1 do; do 1 1 Eastern do 47 do do 6 Stoekwcll'a do 6 do do; do: do; do; do do ALSO: Lota 4, 6 and 8 in Block 8 " 25, 2o and 27 2, Kastern Enlargement, Goodsell's KulurKetheot. 1. 2 aud 9 . . oo uo. Etnbrees Division, containing Also: Lot No. 2 acres. Tkkms One-foufth cash. in one year. in two years,, M 'n three yeara, with interest and secured bv mortgage o'u the premises OUlKI Ac NKLSON. jy&i-tds K-al Estate iirofeers. GREAT AUGAIXS! rjlIIS anderaigned will sell t puMic auction, at the door fi ot Woolsey k Nel.on's Auction Rom, in the city of Kvsitsville. on the first Monday in September. 185, theYol JowiDf real estate, viz: The undivided ) 1 f of 397 eet ol the Wharf in front of the city vj Kvansville, on the Ohio river, extendingdown stream from tho ventre of Division street to a point ten feet from Fine street. About 3äO feet of this ' property is already improved and affords the only good landing in low water iorateam boars. I Also Lot 4. containing 13 10-100 acre: Lot 5, containing 1? 7H-IC0 acres; Lot 23, containing 23 97-100 acrts, b(ing part oi tne soucn-eac. ana pare or toe tiontn-west quarter ot section 8, town) south ot range 10 west, in Vanderburgh count v. I AE.so Lot , containing 5. acres, in secti-.n 10. tow n f, ' rrnre 10 est. AUo. western of lot 1; western ol Ijt 2 Western! ot lot H. Mork 12. all in the Fourth KnUrzement, adjoining the city uf Evosvill.. Terms made known on the I day of Rio. M J. MIA. JAwgueeaof 28 tds JXO. HJUXKLIX, C. Bell. Velksbo4e copy to amount of $5. IRKSH IHIRX MEAL. 20 bosh iust ree'd and for Eale by augU VICKKRV & JOHNSON. SALK OF lEKAL ESTATl mjOTICE is hereby g ven. that America Trafton, Entr:x of the late Will of William Trafton. deed, by virtu ol au order of the Conrt of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county, on the 1st day of September next, between 10 o'clock A. M . and 4 o'clock l" . M . f said day. at tne door of the Court House in the city of Kvansville, will sell a part of Lot No M, Or ig nal Plan of said city, the same bei ug the south -etat half of cud lot, attd sHuated on .the corner of t irst and U alnu street, upon tlietollowiug tortus, Irr - Kit: Use- uuarU'r of the purchase money to he paid in cash; one-qitnrt r in six months, cne-nuarter in twelve months and oue-:i.iartf r iu uia;lite-n months, the purchaser to jcive his notes for the three lat payments with interest lrom tho day ol sale, secured by mortgagee npqn tuo pr'jmisus. j augl-tds A.MKRICA TRAFTOX. Adrn'n, ic. TJ.XTB.V FAMILY FLOl "B. : bbls aeceired nd for JJ Jsaleby J24 tlUKl'.KV & JOrlNfeON. CPAKT.M:iCKISil IS O l l CK. S 'II H undersigned have this dav formed a copartnership. X under the style and lirm of A . .1 . Colburn A: Co.. and having fiken tne stock and stand of the lirm of Colbnrn & Horshberger. will assume the liabilities of the sai-'. tiitu ot Colburn j: Hersht-erger. aud are alone authorized to settle the bnstnessof the fame. AXDRKH J. COI.HL'ltX. y21-tf JONAS COLRl'RN. TO I.IIVFUK OF liOon TK. ETAVIX'i ree'd direct from Philadelphia. 8 lial f-chests M M. and 12 caddies of superior Teas, we f.el confident t1 at we can supply fsmilies with a, good an article snd at as cheap rates as anv other house In town. Just call and see if we have not the bett Itlack Tea offered for 'nie in Kvansville. augS VICKERY & JOHNSON. CHARLES BARXUM, , Mexitil IK W a 1 1 It r , Clock, lewr'lr)-, Ac. rtlfcrt SIKKKT. BETW KrX MAIS ASP I.t)CL-ST, Evansville, Ind. ATillKS An JKWHI.nV'E vIIE suliscriber has mst received a line lot of tr ati'hs a SL JKS Ki.nr, which ho is prepared to toll cheaper than ever forcash. His stock consists in pirt of Watches ol vari. on styles aud p icea: Jewelry of all kinds and utility, including some Gold. Stone. Mosaic & Coral in setts; Oold f,"' ,sjJ,Tfr chains. Bracelets. Lockets, Necklaces. Kings, V01',1 S1L Sleeve Buttons, Gold Pas. Plated Spoons and V.wrk"; SlIr" Thimbles. Guards. Keys. Jett Bracelets, io. Ac. in fact, ilrilost evt rvthing usually in a JewelrvStore oil o- which will be wjjfranteu ai represented and will be sold cheaper than ever offered before in the city. A call from those desirous of purchasing is respectfully solicited. Clocks. Watches and Jewelry of ail kinds re'paifed iu the best manner and work warranted. jy22-tf CUAS. iSARXUM. HOPK. a. s s coils Henp Halter Rone; 8 reels Hemp Bed Oord; t reeig ian ua Ue'i cord: l do Cotton do; Udostivo. I do; for salo by jeU F. & D. HE! MANN". HÄCCÜO OIL. M 1R AW FORD U K LL has on hand nine barrels of this Oil, y so much used for Machine and Mechanical purposes. niv:to ( OH K A0 OAI. TAB. 4 LL persohs wishing to bny Coke or Coal Tsrofthc Gas z m Company are requested tö call at the oöice of thecompang, on Locust between 1st aud 2d streets and pay cash n advance: as hereafter no coke or tar will be delivered at the works wiluoutan order from the President. myl - O. O. KEATS. Pres't. SUTTSHCROII v.n U Illll-H im; !AII.S 2" kegs ass'd :ld to i'Od : Ii kegs aas'd S pikcti; 25 do do Feucing X'ails; 20 do do Bra-Is. just rec-d and for sale by Ju20 7.. 13. COOK ic S -X. TTlliiirii TsT "SHIl'PKIW A.M) O l li r I1 H b undersigned woul' aunounce that he has hniehad he X large and solistan tiol new Wharf-boat t.lIAItimOTII CAVK." Ha has placed her. for the sake of convenience in all stains of the r;ver at the foot of Vine street. He will at all times hereafter be pleased to give prompt and careful attention to rereivii.g and shipping as well ft, to all otherriver business that may be entrusted to him.. The patronage therefore of the Merchants, Shippers and others ot thiacily frndo'f the interior is solicited. ('I1K1P1R Til AIM KVIiR! WATCHES AM D JEWELRY. 'VV'TE have just received, and have constantly on hand, a lare and well -to lev ted stock of Fashionable Jewelry. comprising all tonalities and sty Ks, which will be Bold at East ern prices. Also A gocd stock of fine Gold and Silver Hunting and Open-face Watches, including a few Railroad Time-keepers, all warranted, and atlow figures. We also keep the largest assortment of Dawson, Warren & Hyde's and J. B. Beer's fine Gold Pens, intheeltv. Silver Ware, Porte Monies. Aceordenng, eUht day and thirty honr Clocks, always nn hail and lor sale at reduced prices. Kereiving all our g"-di direct from tho Manufacturers and Importers, we are ai-le to oner a wn ah rrci.K. at an extremely low price. MTTROLFF SONS, jeia Main aireei, eiw . riniuufoiiuBi3, THE LITTLE M A X WITH THE Whs can dress a ptrson in Wool , Linen htlz of Cotton TL V ERY Gentleman desires to be neatly and tastily dress3a d It is eminently Dröper that this should be the aim of all, and wo have noticed that nearly all the well-urejsed denizens of durcity purcnase tneir notning at A. LOBESl IKS AVes.erit Star Clolliinsr Store on der the Pavilion Hotel.cornerof Water and Sycamore sts. Evervthingin the line of Clothing and furnishing Uoods, may be' had, ready made or made to order, not only in the best manner r.ndstyle. bntatthe very lowest prices. A general assortment of Hats, Caps, Leather Tranks, Carpet bags and Valises, everything that a gentleman can wear rouse, you may find at the Western Star. ap3 IHH CST VRI 25 boxes 2 doz each, ree'd and for sale by iTi jy2 S. K. GILBERT Jit CO., Syo. near Water. COAL! COAL!. rE are now r'cetving a large lot of the best coal in the W West, and ar ready to supply our friends and customers by the small or large quantities. e will deliver it to private houses at 12 cents per bushel, to thewholesale consumers, we will make a liberal deduction. Orders lftat the store of Hollingeworth & lughes will be promptly attended to. ap2 J. V. k J. W. HUGHES. HEW DLKGS, -F R K S H A X D F 1 X K . fEICH WIERLING have justopened largo assortment Aof Drugs and Medicines, to hieb they invite the attention of Merchants and Physicians. They also keep Window Gloss. Glassware. Tobacoo. Cigars, Paints, tiruFDfsol all Kind, Oils. Dyes tuffs. Spices. Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Ac., &c. Also all popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints ground in oil. Pure Wines and Brandies forMedicinal purposes PreaoTiptie-ns carefully prepared. Call at No. 14 Water st.v under the Jonrnal Office. myS-tl V L'ST rccVl a lot of very tine hair eord Cambrics. for 9W Ladies' Jackets, lor sale very creap iy J. H. 31AGHEI2 & CO. FL.OUIC FOIC SALE. W1 E have in store at Bement & Viele's and at Tenncv ,t Sorenson's. a lot of choice family Flour. Havincr made arrangements with the above house, to sell onr Floor, the public may rely on finding with them at all times a first rate article, made i the very best of wheat. R. M. W1XO.ATE & CO.. jy23-lm Clay County Mills, Bowling Green, Ind. m.x. ICOSS, M. D., TBI ENDERS his professional services to the citizens of EvA. ansville and vicinity; residenee between Judge Foster and J. II. Boffendiok on Cherry street Evansville, Ini. Iil8-ryd IIMK. 2000 bbls in superior order; Oolite Blue River A and Wolf Creek White Lime; and Schillings Orey. always on band; also Whit, and Grey Lime in hhds. for ,ale by GEO. FOSTER & CO. txTrtACT öf Logwood: 15 boxes für sale by M l augl E. GILBERT ft CO.

MISCELLANEOUS,

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For preserving Fruits, Vegetables, le. The only Can ever invented requiring NO WAX, SOLDER. OR CEMENT! These Cans have been thoroughly tested, having been before the public one year, over half a million f them were sold the past season, and are now in use, and in every iu stance hare given entire satisfaction. Ther are acknowledged by ail who see them, to be the X BATEST, SArr.ST, MÖST COXVENIEST CXXJS T83. ; They are easily SEALKI) and OPEN El , aud tie Per ail tn rx.r(K KltllTSj YEGEIMHI.KS, ic, in a pt -rfrthj frr-th tnte. They pjn he us.-.i vcar after vear. Diwtiona for pnUirg tip all kinds of Fruits, egetatU's. Ac, will accompany the Cans. Kvery an Warranted. AIX ORPEKS ErT.OPIxa KOIITTAXCE, TOLL BE PROM PL V ATTENDED TO. E. M. SaOEMAKER & CO., Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers. , . 234 Walnut Stbekt, .pi C INC I.N N A T I , 'jJi rO SALE BY , d. C. CAMPBELL Erahstilk, li A . . , "S"Forsale by Hobshrook A- Co KV, J. II. Alcsberan, J. C. GaunC. Caldvtki.l & Lavo-jlu-tf UAP. Hs.i I.oxesN'o. 1 Family and P-lm, for sale at mauy ui:kctururs prices ty . . auia C1?0. FOSTER 4 CO. CtOTHl ii AT Y HOLES AL E. Eucoiirogc Home lildnitry rglIE undersigned take leave to inform tha n ere h ants of JL this eity and country, that they Jiave this. dav commenced the manufacture of Ci.othims re also importing, and deal in Overcoating, Cloths, eiserneres, Sateuetts Jeans, X weeds, and all sjrts of Linings, and Tailor Trimmings. Having purchased the r:iw materials of ttrst class factories, and only em .loy thebeitof hands it nabln us to warrant sutstantial sewiug; and au ex perieoce in this branch of business for several years, enables u to eomoetewith any other establishment ol this sort, in respect tö prices as well as terms. W therefore tab a o:ct.s. on to roauest, ypnr visit before you seek oistant markets, where, we aicure yon, you will And as good an assortment, and pric -s even low er here, than other place. Please call and examin. in order to verify. A. ANSPAOHER & CO. jy!8-4m Main s'reet. uext door to Brajcli Bank. J'OTICK is hereby given to all Drnymen. Cartmn. Ex1 preFmcn, Hack and Omnibus keepers. Auctioneers, us I'm, llagatell aud Milliard keepers, .Managers of Thea ters o- f.Mncercs. Feddters und liook Venders, that their licenses all expire on the 1st "lay or next month ( Aug ist) and that the same must be renewed on or before that time, and in ueiauit tnereot tne oru.nances in such cares maue and pro vided will be strctly inforod. Ity order ; jy-'m V ELL Ji.WAL.EKR, City Clerk. 1 IC I "L'K &. ' S .IEL(M)ROA'S, m-.t-z 1 li'l'TII ...II 1 ! 1 . . . I j ...... i.iuc noi( bckui uu ur loiters pal1? tent. S5T 23.1. ISS5. li bp mr.-ius oi tnis swell, solo pssssges may w ne riayeo witn rne lull power ol t. -ostrument. while the ace om I'aciricnt is soft, and sitbilueo 11. ai'erali the Melodtons n:atle by Trioce k Co. will b, furnished with this attptjh ociit without extra charge. !Vless?S. Frinco Ar IJO. could i-Kaliee a hftniUiiin. fnrftm. Kv disposing of rights so otl cr niatluiacLurers, but as they prefer w m..q 11, . muurfl iu ir.eir instruments, is can only lie oblaiueu oy purcuasing oi W. F. CöLBüRX.-Wfstern Apcnt. nyl 7tiJ, West Fourth street (iKuci;i(in Ai I'icitDK i:. 'Rllh. no lerjigned will . ontinue the Grocery and I'rodnee L l!usines of the late fifm of Dabcock brothers, iu his own nanic ana lor his own account J.v21 tf KLISITA S. BBC0CK. f-'SJAA TKO Wo are paying the highest prices in Cksh for Wheat. Corn. Oats. l!ye. ltarley, Jincon. Lard rl"ur-nd all kinds af Fro luce. Farmers would do well to can, ueiore selling elsewnere. at UFO. FOSTF.R & CO S. Corner Locust street and the fsn.l. mtiljF. FUJC SACE. XY one wishing to hay a good four year old Mule, will please call soon at y:W I'llKSMN BEOS. iZlVAihU SFAMKH MONH.-15 hales for saleby K aug4 Ü. Ii. Gl LHliKT & CO., Syc. near Water. tlXCIA.VATISOAP. :10 boxes choice forsale v.r.low '?y ii4 S. B. GILBERT A. CO. ST. tllAltLIOS IllllKL, I'OKTLAND. KY. IHB undersigned, Lessee of this newly erected and admirably ad ipted IIotkl, takes pleuur, in announcing to the public geo.ers.Uv, and especially to p.isiengers arriving or departing at the Portland V harf, thatthis house is now cmpletoly fHrnishcd and ready for the aeoommodation of On. srs. u""l w ui i- urmiure. veuuiug. ana lnaeea, tue uulldiiig u.iuuKuuiit. is uttea up wim articles expressly manulacturet. for the heu.1 e . Situated ai the St. CiIablks is. immediately at thelandlng of the principal shipping point lor Lou.sville. where uenrU all her stringer guests tirst arrive, and from whence thev de part for the Wost and South, this hotue allo'ds aconvenienceana comlort to the trvelur Jieretofore nutfini-riiinH at this point. It shall be th, earnest endeavor of th. Proprietor of this Kstablishment lo cnminand a liberal share of public patron age, because he intends to deserve it. i he House, with its extensive grounds, cool, shady groves, and general conveniences, is unsurpassed as a transient house. It hall be kept as a tirst-cla-ts Hotel lack in no one of the essentials of such an establishment. MR. J. W. Rkoi'1'(. wolj known to the traveling public, from his Ion, couuection with lintels in I.nuiftVille en gaged, ani will assist m the general management of the house. ine patronage ol the public is respeetl'tny solicited. vl:. ve w An't-v D J . " M. 1. , U II U.I, lUp.KWt. KJ II. MOIi VSSK In prime cooperage, foi sale by je . UKO. F 'STKR & OO. jfl'.l U.Ä,VnirIlK.-T'üse rei'd "per fiatengo. tor mcTc jyby 8. K. GII.HURT A- CO.. Syc. near Water. DIS(M,tITION. 'EIIS Bra of Babcock Brothers was dissolved by limit-JM-tion. 1st July. CHARLES BABCOCK, KLISHA S. BABOOCK, Jy3l-tf 1IE.VEY O. RAliCOCKJ SCOW, nith ayoilDgfjalf, forsnle. Apply to - augS VIOKF.RY Je JOIISSOX. ' H-i OIMM II ItlYKTA AD Utltltswj ,r V jnst roe'd i.v kxitfor snle bv aul UAHC'OCK fc SONNTAO, Water street. ir n t; i; ic ic i:. r iti n k Ar. ClITlZEXS'Hank. Cnerokee Insurance and BankfngfJomnanv. and Lagrange Bank of Georeia: Bank of f'hntanoogaaud Commercial Bank of Xahvi)le and Memphis and most otner eanssoi a latiama, r.-nnesipe. (ieorgiaand North 4od South Carolina, taken at nar for Groceries, nt the I.iwksi cash prices, or bought at n soinll discount fot cash, bv je'J.i-ti s. K. biLBKKT & CO., 8yo. near Water NEW YORK BAKERY, . first St., npirly opposite Post Office. iVBESH KIIKAO, HOT KOI.I.S. ;. "'IIE nndcrsigned is now prepared to serve customers with A.- tne best iiualitv of Fresh Bread. Hot Rolls. Pies. Cakes. Crackers. &.. at thkir doors, every morning and ovenmg. by leaving orders at the store or by application at eh, wagtn. Everything ol my manufacture shall be of the best uualitv. and furnished at the lowest prices. Thankful for past patronage, I respectfully solicit a coutiauance of th, same ajigl-tt J . O. OAl W I . AVOTHKR ARHIVaI. H S U M M E Ii 0 L O T JJ 1 X G ! E l"3T received pel Adams ICx press, seme light fancy Silk Jr ra.sjin.ere and ruf Linen Coata. fane white Linen snd Mack Drap d'Kte Pant, white and fancy Marseilles Vests, all nrade of the üne?t material and in the latest style. Thev will be sold cheap ut A . LOBKNäTINE'S jelfl VVesteTn Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion. Ü. h, STtttOKS JOITN A. BTUROC3. VII KGDS A: IS KOI 11 Lit , . WBOl.RRALR I KALK KM IK PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND COMMISSION MKRCH4TS. So. 279 Broadway, betw. Franklin avenue and washtreett mhu-ivö sr. Läitv im am. CHOUK na ,im VV FLOl'!!. We htfveon hands J the following brands of Flour: Bruceville Mill (extra); Woodberry Mills: Patoka do do; Orange do; Drakes Creek lo: Clav co. do: Which we warrant and sell as cheap as any bouse in the city, and delivered ared of charge. augii viijkmii & jUYiairx. CIIOICK OLD CHKKSK. 20 boxea very superior J Choose just received by jyt4 HKRSHBEBOER & CAI.SOX. FIXK WALL, PAPKUS-LPKOI.6TERY WORK NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. KJCHMTDT& STARK have just received at their establishment on First street, a largo assortment of Wall Papers, from common qu tlitiee to the finest gilded, comprising everything of the moet beautiful descn r.tion in this line. Thev also keep everything apFcrtaibing to upholstery, and cover ciiaitB sum, r.o., iu si nur evie. xiaviog juuiiiii our store-room to accommodate an increased business, we are now prepared to receive customers, and show them a large a ock and low prices. ap2i-tf AMBROTTP E S TIKES AT TIIK TT 3ST BS A 21, J I I A V I . ( , geneto 0 a very heavy ex pense in learning the prottingupmy rooms lor taking Ambrotype. 1 to pnt op in the finest style any sized Ancess, and in fit) brotv pes. from one-ninth to one-half sue. Ihe AmDrotype iafarsaperior f the Daguerreotype in tone and beauty, hiving none of the glare of the Duguerre'type plate, and ean keseen in any light. We alsotakotwo pictures at onesittmg, a positive and a negative picture, and when held to the light it is perfectly transparent. The Ambrotype, are durable, being, when finished, entirely air and water tight, and oan be taken in all kinds of weather Time for adults (or a ii. ting, from 10 to 30 second,; children from 3 t .Please oall and aee speoimens. t a rwnorrrnti-nea taken in the different style,.. feb?-tf . - . ii - ti - tit i - i -n -. M VI.VKGAR MAMFACTORY. riTK, the undersigned, wish to call th, attention of the Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers in general, to th, fact that we are now manufacturing a pure ar-tif-le of Cider Yinerar, which we will sell so as to compete with Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prices. Give us a call. A fair trial is all w,ask. S1ERCER & GILFORD. N. B. The manufactory is situated on th, corner of Fonrth and Canal Btreett. Lamaseo city. .fvl-oawiy

iron SALE. T OTS S and 9 is Mock 2, in Lilleston L ickbarf, EnJLi largezaent. t mir, of WOOLSEY NELSON, aug Rfja t.l üioker. i-. i ' - ' " .

MEDICINAL.

CHERRY PECTORAL For tlie rapid Cnr ot . .. ' roroirs. colds, iioahsexesSv ' SaIITlS, lniOOPIXG - coictHiV CROUP, ASTIMIA, A XI) . C0ASOIPTI0.Y. . t MONO th, numerous diacoverie, scienct tit, mad, ta ii this generation to facilitate the business of lifeiaTv crease itsehjoySnent. and eaen prolong th, term of hose an existence son. can be named of more real Vklu, to KankiaA thau this eoutribution of Chemistry to th, healing art. A vast trial of its virtues throughout thi, broad country, ha rroven beyond a doubt, that no meJioine or combination ef medicines yet known, can so urely control and cur, thi numerous varieties of pulmonary disease, which hav, hitherto swept from our midsc thousand, and thousands every year. Indeed, there is now abundant reason to belUv a remedy has at length been found which ean b, relied on t, cure the most dangerous affection, of th, longs, Our apac, here Will not permit at to publish anv tmnnrtiim .th. cures effecteJ by its use. bnt w, would prefenuh, folio wing, aud reter turther enquiry to my America, Almanac, wticfc tue agent ueiow namea, win always be please t, furnish tree, wherein are full particulars, and iadisrutall broof of these statements ; ... r . Othoeof Transportation, T.av?ien iR. R. 9. 0. nr. 4,1858. ' D. J, C, Attn, Dear Sir My little ion, four yean 14, d J vv ,tu bii sever, attaca oi malignant Beano, rever. bis throat was rotten, and awry person that visit, him pronounced him a dead child. Having used your Cherry Sectoral in California, in th, winter of 1850, tor a severe attack of Bronchitis, with entire success, I wss induced t, try iton my little boy. I gave him a teaspoonfnl every thro hours, commencing in th, morning, and by ten o'clock at n ght. I found a decided change for the better, and after thro dava use. he was able to eat or drink without pain. .i Its use in the above named ciseaa, will save many a ctiilq. from a premature gTav,. and relieve th, anxiety of many fond parent. Fr all afloetions of the throat and lung,, I believe it to be th, best medicine extant. A feeling of th, deepest gratitude, promptem, in addreaeing you thee, line, ; but for your important 's".very my little boy vould W tave been in another -worlds - . . . , I am. yours, with giea respect, . t, . . J. D. POWELL, aunt. Trail..: L. K. H. , nocky Hill. (Somerset Co.) N. July 21, 1H63. -Dr. J. C. Aver. Since your medicine has become known here, it has a greater demand than any other cough remedy we have ever sold. It is spoken ,f ia terms of unmfuurtt praise by those who hav, used it. and I know of som, esses where the best they can say of it i, not too mnch for th, go, i it has done. I tak, pleasure in selling it. because 1 know that I am giving my customers the worth of their monoy. an I feclgratifled in eing the benefit it confers. rlciae send u.e further supply, and believe m, Vours. wi'.h ispfct. ., JOHN 0.. WHITLOCS. P. S. Almost any number cf certificate, oan b, tent yon if you wish it ;' r-. . Winosor, C. W. Jus 26, 18S2. ' Dr. J. C. Aykr. Sir This may certify that I have use your Cherry l'ectoral for upwards of on, year, and it it my sincere belief that I should hav, been in my grav, ere thi,. time if 1 had not. It has cured tn, of a dangerena ,ffctioa of the lungs, aud I do not overstate my oeuvictiens when J tell you it is a priceless remedy. Yourt very respectfully, " D. A. ilcCLUKK, Attorney at Law, Wilksbarr,, Fa.. 8eptemlier 23, I860, Dr; J. . Ax KB. ly dear Sir Your medioine it mnoh approved of by those who hav, used it her,, and it, compoti- -tion issueh ss tn injur- and maintain its reputation, I invariably recommend lt fdr pulmonary affection,, as do man, our principal physician,. 1 am yourfrfead, , ..-. CHAS. STltSATEH. M. D. PREPARED BY JAMES C. A Y E R, PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL cnCMIVT, LOWELL. Bf AgtJ SOLD BY Keller. Farnslcy & Co., Evansville, Ind.; Yagie & Crawford. Owensville; liallock & Parmiter, Princeton; 3. B. Bingham. Patoka; W.J. Whiting, Cynthiana; I . K, Jaipiess i Co., Poseyvlll i; Messrs, Gardiner at Blairsvill, and Wadesvitl; vV'illiamsand Robertson. Watt Franklin: Dr. Thomas Vewman and Ja,. Sampson, Mt. V,rn,nt Hudspeth A: Bro., Boonvllle; Bowers h Sargent. Newbnrgh; dams & Campbell. Petorsburgh; Fred . Eckstein. Cincinnati, 0.,and alldrnggltU. mh2ii--m , McKISliKy V tlOOKE, ' WATICR 8TREKT, tXTH'ISN ÜAIH ANB LOCUST STREETS, " HAVE just received a new and large supply of fin, ant cheap Mantillas, fin, sets Application Undertleev,, Juliars, Cemizetts, Undersleeves, and th, best and finest aa srcment of Embroideries ever bought for this mark,,. -, " They invite a speedy call from all the citisens of EvansvlH, md surryunding conntry to an examine.tl0n for themselvw, i.' fore nurclrasin, elsewhere. Ks thev promise to aell an t. ticle ia their lioua, at th, lowest cash prices. Ooaaa aooa come one and all. myM II O ?f M JETS! nd'lVNETS. fJIAVE just received another fresh lot of Bonnets a oomu-ission. with instruction to tell them at about on.half the original ost. Call and tee tlieia. 8. Eil BICH. N. B. Xo excuse now forth. Ladies not goin, to ChuraÄ on Sunday, for the want of a n, Bonnet. j,aa E MBIOH'S Store, on Main street thre doorl telow 8,0J ond. appears to be the arreat Bazaar for new and cheaa 'ioods. He has i ut received another fresh lot of Summer Ooods, which he is selling at the lowest rates. say3 ii;v wiiollsadt; wine and v VVTE hereby inform the publio of Evansville and tnrroaaeVV in country io renerul. that we have, under this data. opened an above said concern; where w shall keep constant Iv all sorts of Wines and Liquors, which weintendto sell at the lowest prieea. Country stcre keepers will do wtU togiv us it. can . Partienlar SttAntinn ia eallftd to onr stnnk nf tiara Porrn Claret and Madeira Wines, French brimdies, good old Whiskf ia bottles, whioh are adapted for medical pnr roses, O. HAM Hit & LU., myI6-tf Main street oppncUo thü Court Honja fiHOU'K liMllGO 2001bs very ubuice just r.a'ri. for GILBERT & 00. ' sale low by jy21 a. K. I J OTATO ÜH. 25 bbl, vor; fin, Irish Potatoes just ree't L lor sale by jelS IlBkSH BHKGEE A CARSOX. tC?OAP A.VO CANDLES. iZ? 25 bxs German Soap; 25 bxt Pal 8oao: 25 bxs Star Candles; li bxs Extra Tallow Candle. l.strc'dnv. mv28 Z. H COOK tz SON. ",f V KP.OS Whit, Lead; 6 bbl. Linseed Oil just res'd by 9Jf icIO L. H. COOK 4 SON. fJOTIOE is hereby given that thenndersigned baa been ap11 nointed Administrator, with the will annexed of th. tmJ täte of Thomas Cowle, late of Vanderburgh oounty. deccaaw said estate supposed to be solvent. gi. u. n ticaiifiK. Aominittrator. jyl3 W ith Will Annexed. BROOMKAKI) wash boards. 75 doz 1-ancy and 3haker Brooms; M dm Wash Board co baaaaii hf-bxs Wheat Star oil; 15 bills Vearl Itarlev: A blila O.t Weal: 100 bxs Jerons I'alm Soap.dS bxs fancy Rors, a Sar Soap; o nnos prime sugar; i bbls yn: jnoitsse,; - 20 hf-bbls Molasses; 15 do Loaf a pow'd Sugar; itierue, uaroiina nice, reo'a ana lor ,ai, ny jc2. I. & D. lIEIMANir. ILOl'li! FI.OL'n!! A supply kept onstantly on hand hereafter, for sale by th. Quantity or sind, barraL at the lowest market prices, for ca:b only. u L ml I) L 1. T . . 1 . Q .. . J IX. t.. T fiKNTlX.TIEX OF TASTE. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINQS, &C, 0V . JUST BECEITED AT D. S. ANDERSON'S merchant Taller. tH AVE jnst received bo tne besn-ifnl article, for Oeotle man's wear, aeleeted h rnvself. and aunerior in aualit and beauty to anything over before opened in this city, and of th, very latest stylet. I invito th, attention of gentl,m, io my oloths. spring eaMimerea, vMtings. Ae. Any of these goods will be made up per order in the most fashionable styles, and warantedt. fit. D.S.ANDERSON. aps-tt rirt street. Between aiai. .no n.ni.un, CHKESE. St1 bxs Cream Cheese reo'd per Sovereign rat nr,cr.. o. v . Z. H. COOK 4 S0N.2 H RASS AKT GRAIK SCYTHES AKD SKATH8. llT A new supply at je4 WALDKIROH'8. TKA 20chesu Y. H. in one-foorth lb paper,, fortate by j.u TKXXEY & bORENSON. KOPK.20ceile Cotton Ropeforsale by ', jeU TENKEY4 80REN30IT.. CO-PARTKERSHir. rjrHV subscriber, have this day formed a co-partnership B under the firm of McRea 4 Well,, to eontinc, th, boot and shoe business of the lata firm of Hendrieka 4 MoRa. All claims against th, concern ,f Hendrick, 4 MRa, will be psid by fcRea 4 Wells, t, whom tho,, indabt, . must mak, fayment, sign,d W. A. JffeREA. jy2i-tf H. M. WKLT.I1. FIXE I.VMBER AKD SHIKGLES, (1. BEXXETT wonld respectfully announe, to t&, i citizens of Evansville and snrranndinc country thath (having neea eng .ged in the manufacture of Lumber for sovs-. ral years, and selecting a ehoiee,rtiel, of his own manofao ,,' ture) has opened a Yard on Carpenter street, near Krats 4 Ueilman's new Foundry, and is prepared to Sell at wholoaala or retail, cheaper than evel befor, oflerodi this oity. jeis-lwdlyw ' SALE OF KEAL ESTATE. rpHE undersigned. Guardian of th, beirtof Charle, Ca-' . J. mens, dee'd. will, agreeable to an ofderof th, Knox . Court of Common Pleas, mad, at th, Juno term. 185. to public sal, at th. Curt House door ia tha city of Evansville. Vanderburgh co.. Ind.. on Saturday tha 23d dayvo t Anmut A D 1856. between the henr, of JOo'eloek A. M. . and 4PM th, following deer:b,d real estate, in said oounr- " to- wit:-Th..ndivided on.-fifth of forty acre,, the southeast quarter of the south-west quarter of Motion N. thr, -town seven, lange tea west. . .. ic-i " Tcxma or sale A oredit of ihre, montka JjtiH, be giv.n. th. purchaser giving b.ni with approved ae tyt waiving valuation and appraisement law. with la yt trontj date y23-4tw- vnacuco r.oon..- ,Maan.-. KOTICB TO COKTRACTO' r T HE Vande rbnrgb County AgrieuitnraT i,.l..i Anoeiario. are now crenare-' tor rencing tneir xir .vu, y rw" lencmv same, cleaning ui-&i. uu nein same, cleaning up grrunc -Bit " ' e. - Plansand tpeeiflca:ons r-erear - PrarV rook A Co.. P'orl,ie-.4i''ssta, , ".MI. rjfl

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