Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 103, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 November 1856 — Page 3

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: XOVH.MBKR f7. MISIATUKü ALMANAC: ' H.M .-...7.00 Sun Sirs... F. v. ..4.3. SO Rm. jr f A quaint looking forry-boat, destined for the 'Sunny S'nlh," passed down yesterday. TO The Howlinsr G-een was- receiving a larga freifiht yesterday, for Green River. TTpTlio notorlrm Xed But.tüi. is nbout to resume the puhlic.itton of bis "Own." in New York city. """PTis Nat Holmos fsmfl down yesterday from Cinf iminli, eomp'c-tiOy covered with chairs, bedsteads and bnre-ias intended for the West. TT"p A new and daT'troiis counterfeit on the Canal Rank of New Orloans, has made its appearance in that city. It Is of the class A, nnd dated Nov. 21t, l?5t. JO" The sun dissipated all our hopes of r:dn jester- - -day aftsrnnon. Atthoneh clouds are never desirable, yt we faw It "clonr off" with repret. Gxo. Fostir & Co., commence -uttini pork today. The choicest of all delicacies tender-loins, will bo furnished by the firm, on application at the warehouse. TTp The last rail on the Toledo and Danville Koad. onnecting the fo'mer point with st. Louis, w laid on ! Saturday last. Thus are tho eitle of our Great West bei n sr bound tozether with band of Iron. I TT'Capt. FtLi.ra says, that tho "rainp canawl. will ba in tip-top order in about two weeks. The canal boatmen will have a chance to navigate the ditch before It is closed bv cold weather. Tr-pThe citizens of Louisville will hold an election

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on the 6th of noxt month, to decide whether the Court - House In that city shall be completed or not. It Is to be hoped that the unsightly pile will be torn away. V-J We have no change to note In the river. It is Tallin at Louisville and Cincinnati, with. thirty-three inches In the channel below Cincinnati. Should tha

. present cloudy weaker continue, there will be some ' prospect of moro water. JJ-JThe pr-rk season has fa rly commenced in LouieYi'.le. though tho warm weather of the part few days has c uaed tne slanfrherinj to be suspended. The prices being paid are $1,25 on foot, and $3,25 net, for cnolce lote. "JÜ" "no Louisville Courier says that the Henderson Rrporltr, "another Know Nothing; .organ, lias breached Us last." The lfpportoris not a Know Nothing paper, and still lives, tlioufh at a "dying rate." We opine that It never had a superfluity ,-f the vital principle hont It. TFT The river business has revived materially ot St. Louis, On Monday, there were seventeen arrivals "at that port. Pive from tho Ohio the Woodsidc, Hl"hernia, S. P. Ilibbard, Eunice, Minerva, St. Louis, A. -O. Mason and Laclede, were advertised In Tuesday papers for Louisville and Cincinnati. The river was slowly rising at that point on Monday. ITFSome of our Western boats were nearly wrecked In tha gale of Friday last. The Cinciunuti packet Moses McLellan lost her stove pipes, nnd in fact everything mo veal ile on board went into the river. The passengers were very much alarmed, fears being entertained that the boat wncld take fire. The coolness of Capt. Cutterlin raved the boat. JTT'Atthe recent session of the Federal Court in Huntsville, Ala., This. Cashlons, of Marion county, was sentenced to the penitentiary for ten, end John Montgomery, of Blount, for fifteen yeyirs both for robbing the malls the former as Postmaster at Toll Gate, and, the latter as mail rider from Blountsrille to Whitesburg. Cashlons is quite an old man, about CO years of ago7"and Montgomery is a youth, not more than 18 years oM. Jjjj A correspondent of the Now York Tribune, a spiritualist, having lost a valuable bull-pup, invokes the plrlt of his grandmother, in order to discover the whereabouts of the missing canine. The medium, af- ' ... ... , .... .. . . iir o I'uLicub wa'im, rnis out tue woru n ark, ana before the disconsolate loser of the pup is aware of tho fact, the door opons and his dogship presents . himself. The writer rightly bolievos that tho startling revelation concerning the "bull pup" cannot fail to vanish the most obstinate skepticism. ILr" The Madison Courier has waked op to the fact, that the city of Madison is going down hill, or has gone down" already. It mentions the sale of a large dwelling house In that place, on one of the t-est streets, for $1,600. The Courier says that such a dwelling house "would have brought a larger sum under the hammer" In the village of Vernon, back of Madison. Sixteen hundred dollars will not buy a desirable building lot, anywhere near bnsiness, in Evansviile, to say nothing of a house with it. Wrckly Jormsat,. We issue this morningas usual the Weekly Journal, filled with reading matter. The Weekly Journal Is now in Its twentr-lliird year, ard has an extensive circulation In this District, nnd in Southrn Illinois. A limited number of advertisements are taken for publication In the Weekly, and we rocommend its columns to the patronage of our wholesale houses. We should be pleased to know that our merchants when out on theirbiuiness trips did afl thatthey could to extend the circulation of our home papers. Every man Interested in the prosperity of F.vansville, Is benefited by any Increase in the circulation of Evansviile papers. Copies done up in strong wrappers for nailing con be obtalred at the Sanctum this morning. Milk Sickkiss. This strange and dreadful malad y is . prevailing to an alarming extent in different parts of he West. It has been observed that this peculiar illness makes lis appearance in times of unusual drouth. Along the Licking river. In Kentucky, It is prevailing, spreading terror and death wherever it manifests itself. The first symptoms observed, are weakness, trembling of the limbs, and general Impotency of the muscles. We have already spoken of Us prevalence in Illinois, and we learn from a friend, living In New Harmony -thrtH has made its appearance In that ricjnily. The people are afraid to use milk, butter or beef, without knowing all about it. We are iu hopes that the reports which have tome to us are exaggerated, as the very idea of the prevalence of-this mysterious malady is (terrible. We will undertake to eiTo some further particulars in a day or two, of the phenomena of this trange malady. JLj The tide of travel that has set In toward Wheatland, is embarrassing to "Old Buck," and highly remniterative to the pockets of lucky Railroad companies. The candidate of yesterday with an uncertain chance for the Presidency, is to-day a miracle of greatness, and -the only wonder is, how any one voted against him . A ew more months, when tho hundred thousand offices tvare been disposed of, he wttl be very ordinary old .gentleman, admired ty those who in the scramble for polls, grt any, and cursed bv those who scrambled Just as hard, aud will still be left "upon the charities of the world." A few thousand votes less In Pennsylvania and Wheatland would have been left undisturbed by the rush of eager visitors. Jas. Buchanan would have been simply the "platform, and so soon forgotten. "It's an 111 wind that blows nobody good," and the Lancaster papers say that hotel beeping in that place is .very lucrative at present. The quietelty of Lancaster is .being astonished at the crowd of Bankers who are desirous of "paying their respects to the President elect. H la estimated that the mission of Earl GranvilVo to Moscow, as the Extraordinary Embassador of England at the coronation of the Czar, will cost the country from $125,000 to 8175,000. The suite of the noble Earl included nearly forty persons.

Lectcee 'i Crescent Crrr Hall. Mr. Patterson will deliver Lis lecture upon Heathen Mythology, this evening. We hope to see a full attendance as the subject is one of deep

interest, and the lecturer is capable of presenting it in a manner that cannot fail to please. Go and hear it by all means. Official Vote of Ohio. Columbus, Nov. 24. '.. The officially declared vote of the State of Ohio stands thus: Fremont 137,407; , Buchanan 170,874; Fillmore 28,125; Gerritt Smith 156. 07" On the morning of the 2Gth ult., a man went to bathe in the sea, near the Puma, Havana; a shark seized him, tore away a part of his person and cruelly lacerated his thih. The poor fellow was so frightened that upon getting on shore he seized his shirt, but without pausing to put it on, ran away with it in his hand. A policeman met him and pursued him. lie was not overtaken, however, until ! he reached the Calle de San Rafael. He was taken to a hospital, where he soon expired. frT Hm. sLimrhtfirin r was commenced at Mansur's house, on White river, last week. The season may be said now to be fairly open ed. Arrivals have not thus far been heavy th0 inactivity of the Ohio river and Northern markets somewhat affect this. We Quote CS 4R tit 4.5 RO fiures not nredicated on ! ! actual transactions. m. Oas. IloosWe hear of no transactions in hos ' beyond the sale of 1,000 head on private J terms. The views of buyers and drovers i i - !.. r : .A continue to conflict the latter preferring to pack On their own account. Loa. Courier. m BUSINESS 1ST LOUISVILLE. The Times of Sunday says: . Louisville is intensely dull. Business is almost dead, and SOetllS indeed to be getting vvorso and worse. Anion;? mechanics and la boring men money is scarce and hard to get, with nothing doing to give hope of any improvement. Coal is 40 cents a bushel; pro

ns are high, and the approach of cold that -Buchanan has received 118.672; Freher threatens hard times and suffering to mont, 94,377; and Fillmore, 21,781; Buchan-

visions weather the poor. A rise in the river would be a great i, f ulessing. j CcCrThe Breckenridge Coal Company of Kentuck)' are otlering to the Department proposal for oils extracted from coal, for the use of the light houses at, as is understood, about half the price of sperm oil. It is said, however, that the offers cannot be accepted, the advertisements calling for fish oil. (VrThe Boston Chronicle states that a col-' ored man named Butler, belonging to New. . ' Bedford camo irom Laluornia on purpose to; vote at the late election. Ascertaining that he Could not Vote in California, he came 4,000 miles at a sacrifice of time and money to cast his vote for i reuiont. P A BAGS extra Family Flour; jvr 20 bushels tresh Corn Meal; 5OU0 lbs Bran; oa hand and for sale by sep25 HIORSUbKUiiliR & OARSON. rV BAGS Prime Rio Coliee; 20 gross ass'd CardB; m 93 20 duz a.s'u Slates; 6lkA round Slate Peaoils, re cuived by railroad and for sale by 00 til I. & D. HEIM ANN. t SOY DUCKETS. 150 dot quar'.er Buckets and Toy T nuekeu, reo'd aad for sale by octTO PRESTON BBfw. WOOJJ. HERSONS wishing wood can be supplied by leavingtheir a orders with Wheeler & Rigga' Grocery Store. Main street. Chips for sale also. octl7-tf flfsT HKI KIVK! OY RAILROAD. iU bills Tauuer's Oil; Vi box ink; . 20 box papered Salartaus; 20 do papered Soda; 10 do Corn Starch for cooking; 10 do Kxtract Lemoncooking; 4 cast-s Soap fancy; 20 box Fig Blue; 10 baskets Olive Oil; lo boxes olive Oil; 50 dux Tov Uuckets; fat kess Soda; 20 c"" Brandy very fine: 20 bdls Half Bushels. J. B 20 boxes Clothes Pins; 5 cases Wood Hoxes. 5 in aest 5 c's v eod Ui's Bald zin B't; 5 bbls w ood rsucets; 50 bx tine cut Chewing Tobacco; 5 bbl f Putty in bladders; 5 cases british Lustre; 3 oases Cigars; 25 doz Jute lied Küpe; 21 dos Jute Clothes Lines; 10 bales Cloves; 1U bags Pimento; 10 bags Pepper, for sale low by ocelO TENNEY & SORENSON. KIlLIGIOl S ItOOKS. IPISCOPAI. Prayer Hooks and Uibles of many kinds; jt ypurgeon's "ienuons. the modern rVhitfield; The Prs. Iron Wheel; Tynge Hiblo Companion; Methodist Hymns and Select Melodies; I'rsaline Manuel; St. Vincent Manual. &c, &e. novlH DOBELL it LISTER. J. IU KTIS A j. i li: ui,g. WHOLESALE and retail dealers tn Leather. Hides. Flour aad White Lime. Alain streetoppusite old State Bank. sep2t DESTISTHY. DR. J. KIVKTT, DE.XTIST! WJESPECTFCLLY informs the citiieusand vicinity tha he will execute all orders, in the various deoartment of his profession, with promptness, and iu the niott bcieutlüo Di -nner. Particular attention paid to the plugziag. cleaning and extracting ol teetb, and inserting ot incorruptible teeth. ! from ae to a full set, on hue gold plato. with or without Pivot teeth inserted in the most approved manners, and . in " ft a 1 v i 'i v i: 'i mannera. ana ihe treatment of children's t?; th carefully attended to.- , ajsuies waitea on at tneir esiienceaii uesireo. iituee on 1 Firststreet. formerly Ur B. Bray's omoe. Bov22-Smdw ,,,, ..,pvl, .Lrr.r.V.. , ..... e . ----- j .- 1 ; T bl color r and shape, ol the latest ants most approved fash-sopl7-3m VALTIEK & MaROONMKR. IRKSII LOBSTERS AM) OYhTKIle.-In on, sd l two CskUd. vtry choice quality for sale by norlO S. E. U1LBKUT V CO., Sjc.nt-ar Water. - . ,, J. t . 'IKAS.-200 half chests and Caddies' Gunpowder, imBL perial. Vounc Hvsoa and Black Teas, mat reo'd and for sain b oet27 PKKSTON UKOS. JtÖT UKChlVKU I'Xi hxs aew Rio CotTee; - 2o dot -itnmon's Axes Ohio Patterns; 10 do Collins do; 10 do Vogues do; Kenticliy Patterns; " 5 Casks Kioe, for sale W oetSO TEXSEV & SOREN'SOX. 1NKW 3 12 AX' SIIOI. THE nndersifrned has established a meat shop on Locust, lecoad door above the Sberwood House, where can b: ioun-1 at all times tlie choicest ineato. 11 baa secure the ervicea ot Mr. Ii. Moaley. an experienced stock dealer, wh will keep the shop constaatly supplied ith the het the market iirtords. - octl3-tiw VM. LMKiCii. tT AU CAaDLKH.-30 wbale, half and quarter boxes jujt ree'd per railroad, warrttnted full weight, tor sale by . oct22 S. K. GfLBKkT A- -().. Sycamore st. WKW XOVKLS.il Maidalen Uepborn. by author of Zaidee; Ladies trim de to oert'ect Gentilitv: Leslies Uiitt of Fashion lor Nor . jost ree'd and for sale at !T A llsHH French Setts and Collars jut rwe'd by lixmLM press at novi.i MrKIMXEY'S. C1IEESK AW 1'ArKHi RECEIVED75box W. R. Cream Cheese: 1j0 Keama of ass'd sizes V r. Paper, ree'd byrailroad and tor pale by norS I. & Ü. H EI MAN K . VrOfJI)E V ARK. .st) tot .M'il ra j and blue Backets; 5 tio Cedar Uucktit-t 1 doz ads'd Wash Tabs: - - , 13 uests ;: each) Tub; Hi do ass'd Cedar Tuba; 5 do Trrays; 10 nests (S each) do; 25 do Wooden 3owls; 5 do ass'd Churn; l crate asVtl Cedar rhyrns; 2 oases brass-hooped Buckets; J ust ree'd and for sale at Cincinnati prices by P23 Z. H..COOK & SON BROO IS. 20 dos for sale low to closo consirnmcDts by octU i Gh.0. FOSTER A CO. LTT RKCKIVKD.-McDonald's Treatise on thepowP era and dntis f Justices and Constables in Indiana ; Franklin Almaoae aad Diary for 1857; Drcd by Mrs. II. B. Stow; India the rarl of Pearl River; Western Border Life; Pima Tales; The Ladt f the Forresters. Arc.. ,vc. For sale by oct T. OüNYNüTON & CO. 1r-T fh BOXE3 ef Star Candles; 75 boxes Ground Srniee 12boxesEssof Coffee, rtjceived per ruilroaJ, and foTscl by nov3 1. t D. TTEfM ANN". "JRKhH AWRIV We have just received anna lot ' Ladies Frensh Glove Kid G-atters. All the sage in New York, nova Call and see them, bhav-are beantiiul. AlcKEA & WELLS. Foster'- Blk. TO THE LAD1KS UREKYIG. nun lens: expected French Worked Collars. Sleev- and Embioideriescenerally, bave eome at last, to which we respectfully call the Ladies attention. Ia beauty or price cuey surpass evrytö)Dg er er one re a in tnis citv. tau in aai see. .rfe R03ER, BRÖ. & FREY.

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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL fj5 Telegraph still out of order. By Last Night's MaiL Tl. ctM.,Km Pare!, nrrrtvwi tf. VoW iiic üii-uujouij m. wo. ....... u " - tt i i,-.L t: l J.-.- i .i. 1 AOrK. on me .OWt Wim uiveiyuui uaies iu iuc : I5th inst. important. rr- i -. t ? . 1 1 : j. 1 IHJ political lllieillgcuce is iiui Tt. m0f wnc. I11 o,l iuc wuhbuii j-ua. i w..- ..... i , , . Very inactive, though the StOCK OI COttOn WaS; i j i oioiwi u 1 OQQIWl i -c reduced tO O Ja,UUU Dales, i2JÖ,UUU Only OI ... . , - s j WhlCU Were American. . rp, T , . ,11 st. ! 1UU LrUlliiUil Luuucy mill acii naa ud-iuvuiy . . it.- --i- A fl.. Lignter, unu liio uaun iiau uuvuulcu iuc iaic ui interest to seven per cent., and still the drain on her specie continued.and it had been reduced about $400,000 during the week, and it is now lower than in twenty years. Bread-stuffs dull' and inactive. Provisions the same. . England. The English Ministerial papers publish conspicuously that the alliance of France and England wa3 dose and cordial as ever, and that it had never Leen shaken or impaired. - ' Leopold Keapath, the uegister ot the great Northern Railway of England, has absconded, hfiin". a defuulter to the amount of 150.000. Vuivr-a- Vannlänn rorniina uf T'nriil 1 KANCE. napoleon remains at lariS. , Ge.ii.ral Riplejr, the Russian Ambassador, had delivered his credential, and was favorably received. The position of the Bank of France Was not' r . i.i .- j j- i.- , i imnroved. and the continued diminution 01 1 specie has given rise to reports that the reluc-1 tanw of tho Emperor to consent to suspension of specie payments has been overcome, in irhir.li nnca til hont- -nn M nrilvo Iii v rACiiin! which case, the bank would probably resume the practice of discounting ninety day bills. Boston, Nov. 25. A grand banquet in honor of Anson Burlingame, in which som f . , i i 1,200 persons, lncludins: a lanje number of persons, ladies, participated, came off at Fanueil Hall last evening. The house was. beautifully decorated. 07" The official vote of this State shows an's maioritr over Fremont is 21.295: over ' ' ' i both Fremont and Fillmore, 2,011. AUCTION SALES. DUY CiOOsOSAT AtCTlD.M R CST received and mi J bo sold at auetmn, at our AucjI tion Kouiui, on our regular al days, lare auti general a3vjrtmeat of Uxy Ouudj, Notioud aud iaucy articles. eonäiainp in part of Urown aal Uluuch-vl abetting and sSUirtiui. hattaew. Oainina. Cyatiun. t'iuuaela ülonkets, Jeans, iio'iui, iHovts, Mits, aSpoul iureavi, i.:rys, Mt-riaej. Shawle, Supeaders, fco., io. 0it hV and nl'u hesov s 'Kr7VAflordeonsauda great Trity?f fancy a ous to ueatluu. . V OOLitY & M-.LSON. -. cmi ., Auctioneer. da.nikiwoolsky hibam ski.s.h AtC IIO.MCKKS, t OM.,liBBlO. MFH1I1IAÄTB, and. ICeul Estittc llrokcrs, B HAVING leased Tor aterm of years and fitted npthe KM. Old Court House, corner of Main and Third streets, we are now prepared te receive-for sale at auction or private sale, all kinds of goods, wares and merchandise; household furniture, horses, buggies, etc.. etc. Cash advances male on consignments when required , Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, eemmeucingat 9oclook, A, 51. Also Tuesday, Wednesday aad FridayniE.il ts, at early gaslight. Is' ALKS OF KKAL USTATE. The first Monday of every month, at 10 o'clock A.M. Having provided ourselves with a large klap ot the City of Evassville. containing all the recent Kuisrgemeats, and believing it will be for the interest ot all concerned, we have set apart the first Mouday of Every month for the sale of Real Estate, at auctio i . All those wishing to sell a.-e requested to hand in tneir Lists ia time to give the public due notice. The patronage of those haviag Homes and Lota or Lands for sale, either atpnblioor private sale, is respeetfully solicited. jy!5 WOOLSEk' & NELSON. Auct's. SWAN&.COs'S LOTTERIES. SO UTHERX- MILITÄR Y J1CADAMY LOTTE.R IV CLASS K. To Is drawn in the City or Mobile. Alabama, in public on V eunesday. Deocmber 10, 185o, on the PLAN OF NJTiVJHioitM Jobs Hustel and W. W. McGuire, Esqs., Commissioners. CAPITAL $40,0002! piuks a.aso MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS! BRILL1A.YT 8 1 II KM K ! 1 prite of 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do ' 1 do 10 prizes of 100 do 100 do $m.noo ... . I2,lK o.t'OO 2.IS0 .opo l.ono 2111 100 , 7t APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prises of 150 approximating to $40,000 prize are tooo 4 do 125 do 12,ots) do are.. 500 4 do de do do do loo do 5,000 do are.. 4"0 are.. 300 are.. 400 are !.800 ...120.000 4 8 40 3,fXJ 75 50 45 40 do do do do are.. 2.000 do 1,000 do 2t 0 do 3,280 prizes amounting to.. i.iuui. nuuuuuui v $2Ul.UOU sf" hole Tickets. 10 Halves. 5 Quarters. 2M. I a v. t. . , .. th Number that draws ,h. i ;.".. 7 l?V" V. h a. .i. Ä7J . i '"- cab.h, u ""m,ckre Jhef X , -,,lp r"ze ends with No. 1. then jto10. Ifthe number ends with No. 2, then all the tickets r.h!"nthB numb,!r ead ,B 2 wiU ' . and.o i C-rtifieatesof Packages will be sold st the following rate. ! which is the risk: iouowing rates. .. , Certihcate. of Package of 10 Whole tickets 00 i . in n Add rP ftp i-M Ti J p .il, -'V 15 Auareas oruere lor rickets or Certificates either to S. 8 WAV V CO., Atlanta. Ga., or o. o n ä.i . iioncomery, Ala. FOET GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, . . CLASS 22. To he drawn in the City of Atlanta. Georgia, ia puMio on aaturuay. u.e. io. 1850, on the P1.AK OF IM;LK MJIliKil-i. CAPITAL 40,000! 3,280 1'liIZKSI MORE THAN OSE PRIZE TO EVERY TEX TICKETS! MAU.Mi'It E.'VT St HEM K! 1 prize of ........ 1 do 1 do 1 do 1 do ........ 1 do 10 prize of ......, 100 do 1U0 do -: $40.000 U.fm 5,000 2. COO 1 ouo 1.0(10 2 100 70 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. ff.00 300 prises of $150 approximating to $40,000 prize are w i- uo 1Z.UUU uo 4 do 100 do 5.(HX) do io 75 do 2,0'X) do 8 do 0 do l.ono do are., are., are.. are.. 400 4") uo 3,MH do 45 do oo are 2U0 do are.. !,( 0 40 120.f.(X 3.2S0 prizes amounting te '. $301,000 Whole Tickets $10; Halves $j; Quarters 2i. 3,00.7 prizes of $!0 will be determined by the last figure of ore of ..1- iF uu ui uci 1.11 .raw. zne v.uo pnie. r or exam the number drawing tho 10 000 prize ends wi h No. I. then , i'fket where the number ends in I will be entitl.d to S u- It the number ends with No. 2. then all tlrn ti.k.i where the uumtiarads ia 2 will be entitled to Bio .n an .,n to 0. ... ' Certificates of Packages will bo sold at the following rates which is the risk: Certidcate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets,.... .... $6R do do . 10 Half do ' a) do uo 10 Quarter do , '.'.15 Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either 10 S SVVAN & CO.. Atlanta, tla.. or nov24-tf S. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala. ES I IE A U LE It ESI OF, CE FOIl 'BEST. fSaK dwelling house lately occupied by Sam'l 51. Archer. M. on Firststreet. Also two dwelling houses opoite the teeidenceof John Henson. Esq., on Main street. For terms o.. apply to nov22-4t MAKER & GARVIN. NOTICE. LL persons indebted to tbe firm of James Scantlin Sen. im willeall and settle with J ames Scantlin. Jr., assoon m passible for the business of the firm must be settled. Call at his newttore on Maia street, opposite the old Stat Sank. B0V4-3W JAMES SCANTLIN, Jr, OiSTEICS! OYSTEItS!! s 10? reduced to Si. 10 per ean for Farrow's superior fresh Baltimore Ovsters by 1 w 1,v4 ' Z. H. COOK SON. 1

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. FALL CA5IPA10M E2AD" QUARTERS , FOR HARDWARE AND G U T L ER T 1 CHARLES 8. WELLS,! tJTAS j nit reoeived very LABOE AKD sifehior assoet- j 23. mknt. of Hardware and Cutlery, lor the Kail and Winter trade. IIe r a stock which in bIZi; VAttlEXT. : WJ1i comuaJ the attention or interior Ji K 11 (' II A , I' S From iSD1ANA, Illinois and Kentucky. I r-srecfully iavtte. hekoh an rs and tu Kas. who purchase at wni-EdALi to call and eaamine my (complete) s!o,k. caiiekii.i.y tni, THOKocoHLY.beiorei.nyin in otner eeteru 1 mis. as i am pertectw confident. I can snow tuet pertectlf confident. I can show them a stosk, a'i mjci., that . ean, in ao instance fail to please all ean, in ao instance ran o pieaseau. - -r Thaoklnl lor the libkrai. patronsg hesticweirnpon ml; l since I came to F.vansville. I am determined to stiat,y every buyck that calls upon me. that the Har.tware business : can he done here as cheaply and as well. asatCinemnsti, j lor evek is New Yokk. (bv simply adding expense of trans- : portatiea from New York here.) Among the goads just added to my stock t v ülftECX IU'OHT.lTIO FflOM EUROPE. 1 UFFEK TO THE HUPS: 2500 Dozen Table Knives in great variety; lCfOO do Pocket Knives in every style; 00 uo Filea an4 Hasps every style; 300 do Steel Shearo and Seizors; 100 do Razors, (s mrnmon to superior); 50 do Hand, Hip and Cross Cut Saws: , 2' do Gun Lock side and lack action; 50 " do Drawiue KniveB; 50 Setrs Brsces and Bitts: Together with Chisels and Oones. Sctst Dr'vori. Spoke Shaves, Chains. Horse and Wro't Nails, Ao.. a-.o. ,.,,;' I. AMERICAN HAUD1VAB P. . , 130 Eoiei Wells, (Hunts). LippincotU and Collins AXES. 25 Dozen Ames' Shovels; 50 do Steel Shovels and Spades, (other brand); 15 do Grain Shovels; . 25 do Seives and Kiddles; 73 do Coffee Mill (8 or 10 varieties): 300 do Nat row. Broad. Brass and Table Butts; 300 do (Novelty) Locks and Latches; 1500 cross Gimlet Screws f3 to 4 in.; 75 dos liutcner an l rioe üuives; S'.wu r rencn vuhi;ai-s L' l. n . a at ana wier jiiooij , 3 doi Rifie Guns, (half and full stock): I 50 Shot Gnus, fsinzleand double barrel 1; 151 j;ross Spuonsfirou, Urittania and German Silver; - ALSO: Carpeo'ers and Hoopers Planes and Tool. Cabinet Makers stock and Tools. Tinners Tools an! Mi ook ; Gua It irrels and Trim mines comnlete. Slates and Pencils Brushes in varety. Augers Gimlets. Whips and Lajhes, Tacksand S para 1 us. Curry Combs and cards . Aimvau and To . o:uidirticks. brass and Jaran-d rSiVlvi ISZViSMtlt window Sash, Brass Kettles. Fry Pans. SAlSAfJB fl'TlER. JAP'!! TIS WAKE ASP STAMPEI TIS ItAltl, Wire. Rive', Kettle Kars, Tinnens Trimmings. Chain Pumps and Chain by the Cask. Also: Veedles. Knitfng. Sewing and Darning, Fine Conihs, Uermau and Freu ch Harps, Portmonnias, Thimbles "j h. Notins.Knmiiy. The careful am by all purchasers at whalebsls, 1 s eord lallv invited by charlks s. weli i ne careiui eaamiuauoB aovtV3mdw Main street. 2 doors below Branoh Bank. BLACKWOOD for Ootohcrreceived t. n.vg DOBELL & LISTER. DHL'U STOItK. rR. J. J. PESNINilTOX having purchaser! the stock of MW Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell, a few months since, desires to call the attention of the public, particularly of physicians and merchants coming to this city, to mike purchases to this assortment which will beconetnntly reeeivinu additions from the Eastern cities, and wnien will be soitj on as low terms as o:in -o ottorie! iv any other estabiishmenna the wtsc. No. 3, Washington Block Buildings sep'29-tf " Fi",TrFD W itf. 1HR nndersiimed have iust receive-! an a?sortir.ent f Ä heavy Plated Tahle. Tea, Salt, Mustard and Sugar I Spoons. Soup 1. a lies, Cream Ladles, Mutter Knives. A'e., warranted of superior quality and workmanship. Having received thee froods direct from the manufacturers wears enabled to sell them at very low prices. B1TTR0LFF ,c SOXS. oetA Main het. Istand 2 1 streets. LOOK OUT! ISEWOVAl". OT i. 31 T KKK Importer of Wines, Liquors and Cigars', AXn DKAt.KU IN Bourbon, Eye, Honongahela & Eectifled Whisky, i 9 AS removed from his old stand to the new corner of j M m. .Main aud w ater streets, wnere ne invites his lrienas aud customers to etil . Sep 15 KD.1HSII If. SKV.nOl'K, ATTORNEY AT LAW And Notary Public, Office on Third street, in rear of Crescent City Bank Building, sepl5 '56-ly KVASSVIl-TEMU SRKSH B4LTIMORK OVSTKRS refd daily hy ' I'.xpreasa. novl Z. H.COOK k SON'S. CHARLES BAKNUM, DKALKR IN Watchc, Clocks Jewelry. A:c SIUST STKKF.T. RRTWK'N MAIN AND LOCLbT, Evansviile, Ind. WATCIIBM A'D JKWKI.RY. fIHEsub-criber has iust received a fine lot of WATCnvs ll JRWEI.RV, which he is prepared to fell cheaper than ever for eash. His stock consists in part of Watches of variou styles and p"ices; Jewelrv of all kinds and quality, ineludinj some Gold, Stone, Mosaic & Coral In sett": Gold nA Silver Chains. Bracelets. Lockets, Necklaces. Rings. Gold Slides, Sleeve Buttons, Gold Pns, Plated Spoons and Forks, Silver Thimbles. Guards. Kev..Tett Praclets, A'C ftc. In fact, almost evtrythinausuaily in a Jewelry Store, all of which will be warranted as represented and will be sold cheaper than ever offered before in tho city. A call from thoce desirous of pnrchaint; is respectfully solicited . Clocks, Watches and Jewelry of all kinds repaired in the bet mann er and work wa.rrant.cd. T22-tf CA3. BARNIM. NECOXB PIJISCIIASFs OF Fall n 1 Wintt-r Pry r.oods just received. anf now open at KMBIC-I' Iry Good Store. Main 5treet. three do r K-low Second. His motto is "Cheap for Cash call soon if yea want a large amount of roods lur littlemocey. novl7 Ilvryland lotteries FOR DECEJIDER, 1856. It . F R A ! V K A CO., Msnsieri. AUilANU JIAKYUJD I.OTTEIIY On the II a v a n a Plan.. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTEEY OF MD. EXTRA CLASS 7. To be drawn in Baltimore, Md., Saturday, Dee; 20d. 1856. Prizes Amoitnf in? to 13?,fiOf(! Will be distributed according to the following Splendid Scheme: 20000 Numbers.' X0O0 Prizes! Prizes payable in Full without Deduction. SCHEME, 1 prite of ................ $i" ono 1 do 14 910 l do io ono 1 do 6 0(0 1 do 3 ooo 2 do , 2 000 3 do 1 5fl"l 3 do 1 000 187 do 200 APPROXIMATION PRIZKS. of. ISO Approximating to 3)40,rn do no do do do do do 100 do do 14 940 10.PO0 90 fO 70 60 40 0 10 do do do do do do Ä.0T0 .S.l'OO 2 000 1.5011 1,000 2 0 132, tOO 8 12 12 748 do.... 1 OH) prises. Whole Tickets $10; Halves 5; Quarters t2 50. BRlLLLÄNTSCnEME! GRAM) COXSOLIBATED LOTTERY OF SID. CLASS T, To be drawn ia Baltimore, .Md.. Saturday, Dec. 27th, 1S56. SCHEUE. I priie of n.t.roo 1 do :5,r 1 do Itl.20 4 pruesof 10,000 20 do S.oon 10 do 2 500 10 do 1.75. 17: do 700 6 do 3(0 J 6 do zto 66 do .' 100 4.158 do 40 25.740 do VO 20.316 prizes, amounting to 1,111,140 Wholes $20; Halt es $10; Quarters $J; Eighths $2.50. I xx?"All orders for tickets or packsges in any of the Maryland Lotteries, will receive prompt attention, and the drawing mailed to all purchasers immediatelv after it is over. Address T. H. HUBBARD k CO. No. 39 Fayette st.. or Box No. 40.. Baltimore Mrrrvland. Bov24-tf AT It OSE it SS ! STJEf-EI VED this morning by Adams Expre. a new supB. .f mA I .VI. 11 . 1 1 1 . . ...... .1 ' and white Kid Gloves, fleece lined Silk r.love. o..' e. i Expecting dailv to arrivean additi nal stock of all sorts of rwv44nAa. hi.h wm ff.. nnm.nn. ri.nd. Bt ..rin.ri prices.- Call iu everybody. novz.5 ROSER. BEO. & FKEV. TL ST KKCMYfcn 10 bbls soft shell Almonds; iO do hard do do; 5 d. Eng. Walnuts; - lObbisSici y Almonds; 5 do Brazil Nuts; 5 do Pea Nuts; 5 do Currents, forsale bv BCV4 TENNF.T & SORENSON. HEW ROOKS, CALIFORNIA, in doors and out. by Mrs. Fornham. or howweFsrm. Mine aud Live renerally in the üolden State. W averly Magazine for November; Bedslicks. a New Novel: Lands River Guide; f eslie's New York Journal tov November;Putnam do do; Household Words do do; Schoolfellow do do:' ' ' A a lot of elegantly bound books for presents. nov3 DO KELL Ar LTSTER. C. iTIeHlN NEY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in OEJVERjIL MERCHANDISE. ATI SUIII, lltVID xtATSt AMI LOCUST, Evansviile, Ind. oct'l

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COHKIS10XiEKS SAI.K OF VALIA . L,E KEAL ESTATE. j SJT vfrtne of -i decreeor judgement of the Circuit Court oi, in an action for partition, wherein Gu-tus A. Leb-iner, an ci Carol -no bis wife, were plaintiS. and Rudolph Kehr. and Vsrv his wife. John Aichle, George Aiehla. Jeoob self and Clmriotte his wife, were iefeBdaots. The undersigned as the Cou:inia.-iioner, usuie-d ia said decree, will expose to sale and st!l at pullic auction, at the door of Ihe Cour House, m Kransvillo. on the 3d d j of December. Iss. Bei tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. Jl . ard 4 o'clock P. M. The following described real esta e. situated m the county or Vanderburgh. Statw of Indiana, and described in the bald SÄ. weit hÄNÄ lown.hipti, .South ot Kaufte Ao. 11 w e&L. its tu loiio ir. , 20 acres: IK'pinning at the Southwest comer of tho N'orrh -we3t iiuTter- of saiii Soo, 4, and running Kit halfway thro' . th -quarter, and tht-nce Nortd 20 rod., or thereabouts, tben ' West to the Section line io as to make 20 acres, thence to the ! plrce of hftgitininR, I l ne saia iecrihea real estate wm te soia moiect totne , riffht ol dowor, of the aid harlottUeli. consitticK of a lite eitate in eifrnten acres set ou to uur irom te soucn olu oi the said described bU acrea. novl3-2wdaw F. KlMESKIt. CdT-m'xiorer. XUEUEVr CIIANCK EVEltOI'EEKJ.KIl Sow is (lie Time to buy VALUABLE PKÖPERT OVFR lilO LOTS AT At'CTIOM On SATURDAY, December 6th, Y! 185G. TEHE undvrsifrned intending to rem-ve to Texas in the M S prior, orTers for sale bis entre interest in the Southern Enlargement of Kvansvillo. embracing overoXKiiryOUED LCTi, var inir in site from 25 by I l) feet, to 50 hy 18JJ ft-et. A number of these lets are immediatelv on th' Canal and all eligibly situa'ed. The city is being built up around and beyond this property and without deubt this is the t est chanee that will be offered for years, for the purchasers or rrooerty near the city. Persons with a sma'l amount of capital have nowachance. Persona des .ring great rnrgains in any part of this property at private ssle. will pleaoe call en tee un.iersignes previoas to tne aay ot public sale. Terms made known onthe day of sale. 1 Born-vis imnaw ' u. cui.Mtii aLU Of ViTOlFItlll-'lJCial OfS T V Ii AN BS AX AUCilO.M. ON Tuesday, the 2ith of this November, lSW, at i o'clock P. M., at Woolsry Nelson's Auotion Rooms, Evei-s-vilto. I will seilt- tho highest biddi-r. that tiue tract of iand known bs the Skell:orn pKce, teirgtheX.K Qr. Sec. 8. T. 6. R to. W., three miles from Evansviile, adioir.ing the villageof Mechanicsville, en the West and less than half a mile from both the K. & C. and Straight Lino It . K .on the East, and contatninz a great amount of both limbtraud fire wood - - This tract will be sold in four quarters or 40 scresaoh, the Southwest 40 having an improvement of 20 acres or more and the Northwest 40. an improvement of bout 9 acres, This sale affords arare opportuuity for small farms or market

ga-dens and vinyards Besr the citv. Irienrt, tlie lion. ticliar'l l ates. t was inuuceo re) try it. i Tmots:-; p:yableUlidaysafter date of sale, without i n- ana eappv in saying an application of jour stive tor three tereet on note with personal see irity. The remaining ;i at days, perfected an entire cure. Eespectfally yours, one and to years with interest on note and mortgage waiv- f . e 1- . . . B.F. BRISTOW ing relieriaws. The title is un uastionable and warrantee " Chicago Augustse 18H. deeds will be given. i Dr. T. n. Cavanaugh, (Presei't ) ' Also at private sale, chiefly on : long credi a fine grain and PcarSir: u h. n 1 arrived is this citv a few days ago, stock farm, of 1.0 acrjy. two miles from a Railroad Ration. waa ,ut,erin)I intensely with the piUs. 1 mentioned mv cobIn Raeir.a cnantv. Wisconsin, tor further particulars, ',.,,:,., v. ..ki ;. Yon recommended tour

apply to tho Auctioneers or uovo Jwdaw JOHN INCLK. J. I . S . Ai DEitSOM MEBCEAN2 1 AIL OR, MAIN STKEIIT. VhLW BHILDINOO, NEAULT 01r0äll TUB BUANC1I KÄME. HAVING taken one of the block of rew baildinrv on Main street near Watr I am now rvady to recotv oalls froia old and new customers, offer. nir then the riehen t 'jualttieaof goods ever opened in Evansviile foi Gentlemen '& wer, aud bcinj ready to make tht-m up by order in tne wont lashionable stvlcM arid warranted to tit. Amottfr my ntw ,-otidg pist received, will be louud t!ie Ä-1.NFST CLOTHS ASD CASIMKRKS, RlCHV'aT Vk'T.VKT tiiTIV AH S.II.W -'Qx-" V ESTINGS, ever offered for sale in this city. All of tbijae Roods are ot tue latest styles an ot my own selection. Every taste can be suited. Gtutlemtn wantinvr aay article ot" wearing apparel, can have his ..rUer proirv'V flnHWfred. I have the best of werkmcu. and ray work will be found In ne manner inferior to that of the mostf.)honabi establishment in th" iar-er citif h. oet-tf ANUliRSOV. r n pe 7 ETi i so & ro. m COMMISSION FOUW ni)Il3 MLKt'lIANTe. iowOrleans S.IBFKAL advances on cowij-inn ntn to the ator- ad-ior--ma'trby sep2G-ly lit'KTIS t FLEMING. M 1 it KY I Ml In lots to suit purchasers, delivered at VJT tue iepotor Canal, for ssle 1 r IV -a-ssTTHTK MM K. 160 bbls reo'd per HatVont this day. Also 500 blls Urey Limo in storo, torsslel y . Tep: OHO. FJSTER A CO. liVAXHVIM.K AM CR AWPOHDSV1U.K R. NOTICK TO S I Ot'KIIOI,DF.KK. i FINAL adjustmentof interesi at the rate of elghtpsr Jl cent per annum, has been made on all th.' paid up stock iu this Company, to tho 1st Sept. ult. Stockholders w ill pleas.i call at tho office of the Company, and recetve their certificates of stock for the same. P.y order of tho rd. Office of E. & O. R. R. Co. JOUN U. MARTIN. oct!3-2mliw , . Secretary. TAItPAFUSS, AVlINt;S, &V., &V. M1HB undersigned is prepared to splice any kind of rop 1 and straping of blocke ef any description; the making o aiyTarpanlinars A nines. &e To be found at any time a Wm. Oreea's Central Uouse, Division street. octl5-3m , .. JOHN PLOW MAN. V .UTA!..!'. LAXD FOI SALH. rfIIE following Tracts of Land are now offered lor sale: B Tho sooth half of seotinu eisht (H), eontaining three hundred and twenty acres. The south-west quarter of section seventeen fl7). containing one hundred and sixty acres. And tho south-west quarter of section eighteen (It), containing two hundred and .ninety-seven acres, oil lying in Toa nshio 'ix. south of range eleven west, in Vanderburg county. Indiana. The above Lands have been surveyed and marked out in orty acre tracts, and vr 11 hi sold in quantities to suit purnasers. .Applyto sep'ill C. M. GRIFFITH, .SOFT HATS. fT our Fall arraneements we are now resdv to make to ma r.rdur. and will alwavs keep on hand, all kinds, colors, andshapesof Soft Hats. Our experience in c or line is sw:h that we can turn out a Hat as well made and ss eood ns con be made any place in the world. We have and will coatiaue to give proofof what e say. sepl6-3m VAÜTIHB & MARCONNIER. c OFFKK.lt'O sacks Prime reo'd per Arkansaw Travel er, and for sale by sep3 I'KMIUJ KKU.-S. S2HOKS. A large lot of ladies' C5? Shoes received this morning by missis and children's McKlNXEY B iGS. 15.000 heavy 2i bushel forsale by S. K. Ofl.BKRTft CO.. Sycamore street. m octn 8 T ARCH 40 boxes Wheat Starch: 100 bags assorted number Shot. Teeeived by railroad and forsale bv oct 21 I A: D. HKIMANN, TO fLKT ONatermofyeari. The two at ry building consisting of 18 rooms, on thj oorner of Market and Walnu? street . Suitable for a boarding honee. Fuqu'reof novl HALLOCK A STODDARD. MOOTS AIM D SHOT'S. OTJR stock of Bots and Shoes, in the wholesale trado. is now on hand, and Merchants from the country will, we think, dö well to to give ns a call before purchnsing elsewhere. Our Hock is composed of eery vaiiety of Roots and Sho.s, made ky tl.e most popular manufacturers of New England, and many of them TO O'ju own okheu. We invite the trade to call and examine for themselves. ,epl7 McRläA cj WKI.I.S. Foster's Blook, SEW STOVi: STOKE! FAMES SCANTLIN. Jr , of the late firm of James Scantlin & Son, hasopced a Stoveand Tin Store, on Matnstreet, opposite the old State Jfank. where he intends keeping a large assortment of Stoves, ef the lateat i-nprovel styles. Also -Mantel Orates and Tin Ware at holcsale and retail on the very best terms. Oire him a ell totere purchasing elsewoere. uov7 T ft a SIDES Dorse Leather; 30 doz Sheep Skins for sale by J. FLEMING. nov3 Afain st., opposit-j the old flank. Bgl.AMiril'. lied. Cradle and MM from one to twelve dollars at oet31 Traveling Biankets McKlVNEY'S. Tl PI.ATK. AC 3 0 boxes Rohag Tin; 2 casks Zinc; 100 lbs Copper Bottoms; ep25 200 boxes S. C. Tinplate; 1 case Sheet Copper; ree'd and for sale bv SAMUEL ORR. NEW FEED STOIC E, ON THK COaSKK OF RECONTJ AND CAMAI. STRKF.T't. THlliE undersigned will keep on hond the choicest brands m. of Family Flour, No. 1 fresh Meal. Ear lorn. Shelled Corn, Oa's. Bran, Sbipstnff, Crushed Feed, Baled ll y. Ac., iuquantities to suit customers. All trade delivjrel by Express. Send in your orders. sep35-tf R. B. HART. I T0l. 100 1-bis in good shipping order for sale by lV nov3 OHO. FOSTER i O.; 1 1ALL and examine our Dress Trimming of latest style ' justopened, novl2 O. McKlNNEV if 10W FEED. 10,000 lbs Bran for sale bv novlO 'if ILC1I C ill novlO HKESUBERGLä & CARSON. . for sale enquire of HKRSHBKRI5ER & CARSON. 1)IlOCTOR'S OK TARCII. 25bxSjaito'd J)cr railroad, for sale by a. E. GILBE K r A; CO.; novlO , Sycataore street. NEW I.IVEUY" AND SAEE STABLE. fjä- H. DfGARMO k KAHN, have associated themselves i together as Partners, for the purpose of buying and selling horses, and carrying on the Livery Stable business. They will occupv tbe olrt stand of E. H DeOarmo. on I.i cust between Md and 4th streets in E.an-rvflle. Ind.. will keep constantly on hand, for hire or sale a better collection of Saddle and" Bnggy Horses, than ever kept in Evansviile before. Fine Carriages. Buggies and Hacks on hand to accommodate their friends anil the public. They will board and keep horses for others iu thehest order. Their Omnibuses will run at all hours to accommodate the community, and they will employ noue, but the best drivers. ' - K. H. DeGARMO. t- - S. KAHN. . RET IT HNS jrST ICECEIVEI T'HOJI JOS. FENOItlCII V ItltOTIIEItS, It A ETI: TI ORE HO I'M:. " B A FENDRICII BROS., Evaasville. just received ; fj three nunured tnuusana ot the nnest cigars that ever) came to Kvansville and one hundred Voxes of the besti Chewinr Tobacco. This is the largest and best house ia this ' city. Merehant. wishing to bny every thing in theirline i can save 20 per cent, by giving them a call, the stock ialirjo I and you will find iteotnplets st I F. FENDRTCH PROS. 1 nov7 Main st. one door from First street.

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J. J . PENNINGTON, WflOLESALK AXU RETAIL DEALER IN t DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, : . w?nv l)llTS mi S I PKBUJHiBl.lAl.ilS.UltB. ; jj YE-STUFFS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, , . ' WINDUW T-lIiASS. "i i r i-ä. 1 - T T.jT'JVJT JiZ T Manufactured Tobacco 1 MediciualHrandics,Wines andAlcolioi A full supply of 11 the popular A T E N T ME D I C I N EJB. M. 3, wAsunfGTOX BLOCK, fner the Court House 1 2fX.-kin Sire f , Dvunsviiie, äad. , ocir.-tf ' TAu hitherto intractable di.feast, cf tverf frriiiW erpry stage. CÜKK11 BY BXThKSAL A r r LK A I lUJi UMiT, !!i. V At iAKIH l! I'll.K HI.VK T-v-TIr(L never fail in giving immediate relief, and posltivclj cuiiaic the worst and most obstinate eases of llir.i.rrt ftids or TitttS. ftiBthe OSLY ISFAi Lltii.K 17EJIEDY KNOWN i here or elsewhere for the Til. s, and is the result of jean ol 1 patient study and investigat'on. ' - i Suflcrtr from Piles row bave a remedy at hand which wi'l ! hTANU THE J'EfcT OF lKIAL. : -' without a fear cf failure ob its part, to do all the proprietor claims for it. Full directions accompany each boa; and all that is requisite is a rictly to observe them, and a ear Is eer t n m f,.nvr The proprietor r fers to ihe foil wing testimonials freu gentlemen of character and etanding, who have volontaril given their certiacatcs 'n its favor, is rtgardto its efEoac la . their own cacs. Bead them. - t The Hon. Piobard Yates, late member o f Congress frosa the Sprirgfield (III.) district. sas: . Jacksonville II.. Kov. 1. JK55. Dr.Tho II. Cavanangh liearSir: Tne preparation. Cavanaugh's I'ila Salve, which you furniehtd. I tound et treat service, producing an easy and speedy cure. I do Bot hesi täte to recommend it as an invaluable remedy for the Piles Respectfully. RICHARD YATES. The following, from Rev."B. F. Bristow, is asnfficlent recommendation in itself. Jacksonville, 111.. Peeember 15, 1854. Dr. Oavananjrh I conceive it to he a daty 1 owe to the sfilioted to make known the ivaluable virtues sad Trmedlal elhcioncv of vonr "Pile Salve." 1 was for several week sorely atilioted with that painful and loathsome dieesse, the Piles'. Al u:r havir.g exhausted my patience in trying yaelout j prescriptions of pl.yaiuiaBS and others without receiving aay i beneüt, lyt'ue at,..g recommeadstioB of your f alve by my Pile i live saving it would cure me, I tried it the effect was . iuiuiediaie, end 1 am now well. I relieve it to he, as it j proved iu iny ease, an invalual.le remedy, and a eure eure for tliat utseae. toe I'lles, er.ii n sucn rfcnmmrng is w otneie. Yours, truly. JOHN W. HASON. St. Leois Ale. S-Prioe 1 per hox. Dr. T. II . CAVAil AUG H. Sole Proprietor, St. Louis. Mo. For sale in Evansviile hv . t J. 3. PENNINOTÖK. - jvlfi-lr'w J KBI.I-FR, FA PV fiKY Si CO. fJfJAS just rccoived a large stock of Wilix Statcabt a MAKBUit of superior quality to any that was ever benre brought to toe W entern countly. selected by himself at the quarries expressly tor this trade, and hopes by strict atfntio to hn-iiness and the emplovment of rone butsorieiiioa Woiikmkn, to secure to himseli a liberal share of pnbliirpatTonage. i-, , . .. acPV.t ST. CIIAUIXS HOTEL, PORTLAND. KY. " TOE undersigned. Leasee of this uewly erected and admirably adapted HOTKI., takes plesshre in annoaneing to the pntil'e generally, and especially to passengers arriving er departi-g at the Portland Wharf, that this house is now completely furnished snd ready for the accommodation of Gueeta. Kveryt.m of Furniture, beddir.g. and indeed, the building thronshoot. ia fitted up with articles expressly manufactured for the h.iue. . ,t , Situated as the St. CnABias Is. immediaicty at thelsndlnj of the princlpsl shipping poist for Lou.sville, where nearly all her str inger guests rat arrive, and from whence they de part for the West and South, this hon.e affords aconvenience and comfort to the traveler heretofore not experienced at this point. . , . ..K. It sh ill be the earnest endeavor of the Proprietor or this Establishment 10 command a liberal share of publie patronage, bfesuse-h iBtends to deserve it. The House, with its extensive grounds, cool, shady groves, and general conveniences, i. unsurpassed asatransient house. It ihar b kep as a firit-class lintel lacking no one oi the essential, if such an estahlishmmt. Mr. J. W. Rkdpino. well known to the traveling public from his long connection with Hotels ia Louisville, is engaged, and wiM assist in the general management of the heuse. The patronazc of tho public ia rsrectf'-.lly solicited . y31-tf ' W. W. OWENPropjietor CIIIER VIAEOAR MAX IT FACTORY. WE, the nnders'gned, wish t" cnl the attention of the Wholesale Merchants of Evansviile and dealers in general, to the fact that we erenow manufacturing a pure article of Cider Vinerar. which we will Fell so as to compete with Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prices Givausacall. A lair trial i. all weask. MERCER & (ill. FORD. N. H. The manufactory is situated 'b the eerneref Fonrtk and Canal streets. Lamasco city. jvl-aawly UbPAttTXEMMJIP IiOTICE; r 4 rjnnE undersigned have this liav formed a copartnership, E onderthe ntvleaodfirm of A. .1: Onlbnvn & Co.. an! having taken th. stock and stand of the arm of Colbnm AHershbereer, will acsume the liabilities of th. sai4 fitB of Col hum & Hersh'erger. andere alone authorized to , .nie the businessof the same. ANDRF.W J. COLP1JRN. ; 25-tf JONAS CO LP. URN - t M 1 fMH.FH.-lfO boxes -Star Opt.1 and pressed Summe 0 close by "eLy Mould Talluw, for sale low to close by GKO . FOSTER k CO. " ÄBW IJItOCKRV r0 PROVISION WTORKJJT ONB nnoB ABOVE CRV3CKNT CITY KCl I.MNO . 1 f STAKFORD has jnt opened a Grocery and- Provi'fots Store, on Main street, as above, where he will be pressed to see his f'riendB and t'.e pol.lfe t "aetallv: and he hopes by striot attention to business to merits liberal sbareof th, public patronage. - giy31-1y - CJOAP AXn CAI)I.E8.-i-y 25 hxs '.erman Soap 25bxsPalm Rosp; 25 bxs Star Candles; 25 bxs Extra Tallow Candles, Z II. COt.K & SON inst r c'd ny tnv28 m.WKF.TH. THR undersigned having commenced t1e mannfaeinre of Blanket?, t their mill at Dexter, New York, are pr. pared to sell all kinds of Blankets, as low as tber can be purchased in New York, with theaddition ef freights BBdeeai fill orderstor any amount atshortnotiee. -f ,n Wekrnp on hand a stood assortn ent of 9-4, 10-4. 11-4, 12-4, Snoer Family rllsnkets. . -t -.-''' Heavy Neyo ftlanketn. ' ' ',' Gray and White Saddle f.lankets. it., Ac. to which WS invite the attention of ti trade. -oct6 3. H MAGHEK CO " S7AV I'OFFEK.-KiO Pockets old Government Java received per railroad aad for sale bv PRKSTON BROS. cnstitt;tion ani the union. -Tava7'E are now receiving our fall and winter stock of goods V and invite a liberal public t csU onnsst ourstore 1st street, three doors "below Main, Foster's Block. Our lnrge stock consuls in part or Cloths, Cassimeres. Oassinets, Flannels Blankets, Drcs. Willis. Cashmeres. Delane., Prints. Shawls. Mantillss. Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes, Hossery. Gloves. Floor Oil Cloths. Carpets, Rugs. Dams'k, Ac.. Hats and Caps, and all .ther goods usually kept in dry good stores. No trouble to show reels. oct21-3m JAM!:S OaKLEY & ?0N. B ÜCH AN AN, F REM ON T,"fI LLMÖREr TIIK KI.KCTI O K ON the 4th of Novenber. will show who will eome eat triumphant and be the People's choice. We do vot intend to wait so long, and therefore invite, most respectfully, A L I. P A K T I E S to examine our very large, new and beantifnl aeleetiom ef DRY C r O O Ü S I ' in the Domestic and Fsncv lines: also, a handsome s'sortment ol Ready-read. Clothlprard Gents Furnishing Goedj. all suitable for FALL A VI WIVTKR. WM. LOEWENTfTA L X- CO., atig!5 . Oorner. -f Mein and Firststa. DR. T, McGOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR . IS A f'KHTtl.V CCRK FOR Bowel Complaini anil Diseases of I lie Lüne. THIRTY tli.us.md eures, without asingle failure. For sale in Evansviile by Keller. Farnslev A Co.; Halleek & Stoddard. Woolsey A- Sawver. Leich A; Ver ing. - The groat American Tab Spama LisiaitST ANr Virmifvuk. is also for sale by them. Aug21 d.wly . NEAV .AKKIVAIi. WATCHES AND JEWELRY.. ' "f ITB hav jnot received our new stock of iVatohes and V J pwc'rv, conistinc of all th different new und beautiiul stvle-i. in great variety, at rhe lowest Eastern prices, and everv article warranted m reprejoted. We would call Bpecia! attention io our larga sto;k H r'ine Gold and Sliver Fluutiatand open face Watcl.es. wh'jhwe willcellat very low figures. Also a lsr-jo lot of G Id. Silver, Steel and Common Spect-iele. to suit persons o. al' Jges. Tb a pnblia n.rallv. aal th-.- "adies in rirtt-- ,ie. are invitej to call and examine our- .. BtTTROLFF A- SONS. ep (0 'ain. betwei Firstand Secend streets.

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