Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 188, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 March 1857 — Page 2

F. Y. CARLILE, EDITOS. K. nUKW. J., LOCA L EDITOR.

C. EVANS VILLE: FRIDAY MORNTIXG.:::::::::::::::MAKC!I C Paducah & Henderson" Railroad. The commissioners for procuring subscriptions to the stock of this road, opened tho books for the stock at Paducah, Southland, Marion, Morjranfietd and Henderson on the 2d inst., and the urge the claims of tho road in a manner that show they are in earnest about it, and are confident of success. The entire distance will be S3 miles. From tho mouth of the Tennessee, it will run along the shore of tho Ohio to Southland, thence up the south tide of the Cumberland four or five miles, then crosses the river, and take tho vallej of a creek which entcrlocks with tho branch 63 of the Tradewater, from which stream the country is level to Henderson, requiring but very slight grading. From tho Cumberland to Henderson, it will pass through a section of un3qualled fertility as an agricultural district. It will pass through the best portions of the valuable coal beds in Crittenden and Union counties, which contain some ofth, best coal on the lower Ohio river, which by this road would be made accessible to the factories and workshops of Southland and Paducah, which are rapidly increasing in varietr and importance. Paducah will bo the terminus of tho Southern railroads extending through the Western District from tho Ohio river to Mobile and New Orleans. This road would form the connecting link between those roads, and ours leading to the Hast, and together form one of the great through route from the extreme East to the remotest Southwestern extremity of the Union; and plac0 Evaniville and Paducah on one of tho great lines of Northern and Southern travel. The Ohio cannot be crossed, in consequence of the intervening islands and bars, at Paducah. To connect herself with tho Eastern lines on the Illinois shore, a crossing must bo made al.ove or below her; and wherever such a crossing should be made, a rival town would grow up that would sap cr destroy Paducah. It U her interest, therefore, to keep tho line on the other side of the river, and to ferry the Tennessee, as she has no point for crossing tho Ohio. She U als. amhitiom of becoming; a manufacturing city, and the only element of success in this line which she lacks, is cheap fuel. This road will open to her tho richest coal beds in Kentucky, and place them within thirty or thirty-five miles of her doors, by easy imd cheap railroad transportation; and by her other railway connections, this coal 11 i . j- ..-1 i 1 1 ii t : coum ue uisinuuieu iu au wo wn n m tu Western District, and to Memphis, and even further South. Paducah has, therefore, strong inducements to exert himself to push this road forward. Smithland has the same motives to do all in her power to help it along. The companies that own the coal lands, many of which are now worked and are dependent on tho uncertain4navigation of the Tradewater for an outlet, will have a deep interest in the construction of a road that would open regular and valuable markets for them. The farmers in the back part of Crittenden and tjuiuu cuunues auiuug tue inus. icnutj in Kentucky have the means, and their interest would stimulate them to unite in tho enter prise. It would give Henderson; Southern and Western connections that ha cannot get by her Nashville railroad, if it were built. It will give us also a tributary that would be as advantageous to our city as any road we could draw upon the map. With all these intorcsts united, it does seem that it would not beditfoult to build a cheap road of cighty-Gve miles in length; and thero arc, indeed, some grounds for the confident declarations of Pa ducah that the road shall and must be built. Whatever Paducah undertakes, she is sure to accomplish. fjT" The attention of Dealers is called to the advertisment of Messrs. Jewell & Co. who have one of the largest stocks of goods in the city, and are prepared to deal with buyers on the lowest and best terms. Their goods have been selected with great care and judgement, and have been purchased at prices which en a ties them to compete with fellers in Louis Tille and Cincinnati markets. 07" The Supreme Court of Massachusetts has decided, in a case where a boy brought suit against military officers for assault and battery for removing him from the street, while acting under a general proclamation of the Mayor, calling them out to preserve the peace, and sustain the laws, that thsy have no authority to act except under the immediate, personal orders of the Mayor, who must bo present to direct The military being subordinate to the civil power, can not be clothed with any discretion, while the civil law is in force. The cause of suit originated in the fugitive slave case, of Anthony Burns, in Boston when the military were called out to aid the police, in executing the decision of the court remanding him to the possession of his roaster. The t oy intruded upon the military, and was, by order on the commander summarily dealt with, lie sues for damages and under this dicision of the court recovers. 03-It is si?d that thirty milos of the newly chartered railroad from Emporium, near Cairo, tb Vincennes, are already surveyed and located and that this much of the ro.td will be put under contract in another month.

GT In boring forcoalat Steubenville, Ohir.'anplo proof of her alleged marriage. The

A few days a;;o, the borer struck an excellent vein of four feet of coal at ths de,U'u of 210 feet, and below the coal, a spring of salt water burst up with such force as to arrest the woik. The contiguity of the coal and salt water will nuke the manufacture of salt tery cheap.

For Iba Jonrnal. I

An Ixpoi. Continued from yeslerlej,e Journal I To OUYEK II. Smith, Esg., PresLUiUof the E. 7. if C. S. L. ll-ulroad Cummn. You and the public will pardon mc for a few more observations on this contract, and then I shall leave it, and take a very brief view of its enect. and inlluences on all par tie to the instrument. I am informed, on good authority, that when you maile public Uttings of the gradua tions. &c, of the first division, on the 15th of rcb. 1851, to John Gavi.-k, John kel.oj, Fairchi'ds & Co., and other good reliable men, who were to be paid three fourths part in cash and one fourth part in the stock of the road; and who, by the large contract on the 11th of May following, all became sub contractors to Willard Carpenter & Co.; that tne contracts witn tnem, reserved ten per cent, in cash on the payment of all estimates, which ten er cent, was held till the com plction of the work, as a security fur its faith fu! completion, and delivery. It is, moreover, the common custom, to reserve from ten to twenty per cent., in the payment of all such contracts, till final delivery of the work. But this contract contents itself with rescrv ing, until the completion cf each division, the sum of eight and a third percent, on this con tract price,and that, not in cash, nor in bonds, but in tho stock of the road. Whv, in this respect, the established custom f the country, were departo.1 from; or why. any reserratiun at all, was made, ' I am not prepared to determine. There is one-ohjection on the faco of this instrument, which 1 had thought of noticing, hut it is a small one, and only leaves the contractors an advantage of about twentv-six thousand dollars, should they even bo willing to avail themselves of it, and therefuro I shall pass it as too small to deserve attention, where there aro so many objections of higher char acter. The next unpleasant feature in that con tract deserves particular attention; and it is not patent on the bee of the paper. It is a mat ter of public notoriety, that whilst the plains of Vanderburgh, Warrick, Gibson, Pike and Davis counties are favorable to the construct ion cf a cheap road the hills of the rountie, immediately beyond olfcr obstructions which will make tho road through them much more expensive. Now, the first division lies over these plains, whilst the second division cross es those hills; whereby, the preparation of the first division lor the rails, will cost less for the same length of road by, a t I am informed, some hundreds of thousands of dollars, than the preparation of the second division. Now, tins contract, though made before all the line was finally located, or estimated, was made with the full knowledge of tho fact which I i.ow state. And, this contract .provides' that the nrst, or cheap division should be first fin ished, and paid for without any reservation, before the second or dear division should be begun; and p tys just the same per mile for the first, as for the second division. I have been in the pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. and must crave indulgence, if I should ask nn pertinent questions. Just hete I feci impell ed to ask whether it is true, that tho average cost of grubbing, grading and bridging of the line, from the Ohio and Mississippi road to Indianapolis, as shown by your experimental surveys, was not lound to be at least lour thousand dollars per mile greater, than the cost oi tne same work on tne nrst division, or a .a 1 . I . a from Lvansville to the Ohio and Mississippi railroad; and further, whether it is not true that the most expensive of all that more costly preparation, is on the second division? I think 1 happen to know, that such are the facts. I may be in error, if so, I beg your pardon. But if 1 am correctly in lor med, may I ask wheth cr the contract of an agent which pars tho aatno for mmoothinis- ihn tilain tb.it it Hna fori 7 " o V - ? leveling the hills, and takes, tho plains first, providing at the same -time for stopping at the pleasure of the contractors, whenever certain imossiblo provisions, on the part of the cor potation are not complied with, all things con sidered, is just an P equitable, and binding on the principal, especially, where the party get ting the apparent advantage was an agent of the same principal .' Hut even this contract, is not so bad, but what there are two or three safe and salutary provisions in it; short and subordinate to be sure; but still both wise and just. It is therein provided that tha real estate and city bond shall be appropriated to prepare the road for the rails. And that the mortgage bonds of the road shall be appropriated to buying the rails and other track materials, and paying duties, freights, &c; and for those purposes only. This was wise; for it does not allow the squandering of all the available subscriptions of tho road on the completion of the first Division, and it so far adheres to your original policy, as to appropriate our subscriptions to preparing the road for the rails. I will call your attention to a still further wise and just provision; premising in view of a late correspondence, that you wot of, that in your case, as in that of 'the honest old "counsellor of Naples," "the latter end of "your commonwealth has forgot the begianlg." I quote from your contract with Carpenter & Co., which, after agreeing to pay the contractors $15,000 per mile in real estate bonds, goes on to say that they may at their "election" (option) "receive at par the bonds of the cities of Kvansville and Lamasco, now held by the party of the first part, to the amount of $230,1)00, with the agreement as to tht tlisprjstil of the same existing beticctn said cities, and said party of the first part, in lieu of a like amount of real estate bonds." What agreement, pray, existed between the company and tho city of Kvansville relating to the disposal of these bond, but the agreement that $1UO,OUO of these bonds should not be used on this aide, but on the other side of the Ohio and Mississippi Kailroad, for the purpose of insuring, that Willard Carpenter & Co., should not take advantage of the extraordinary provisions of this contract and stop when they should have completed the first and easier Division of the road? But alas, our wearied eyes, no sooner rest on these redeeming provisions, these green spots, than the arid sands of the surrounding desert threaten to overwhelm even them. TO BE CONTINUED. 03 Mrs. Cunningham is pushing her claims as widow upon the estate of Dr, Burdell with the apparent earnestness of one entitled to the rights. She has petitioned the court for letters of administration, and her counsel say thev shall be ready at tho -proper time to brinir collateral heirs aro opposing her pretensions. 0OCol. Bradler, of Daviess, has been ap - pointed manager of tho canal land office t Washington, in placo of Judge Sawyer, de'ceased.

Th Legislature

The Editor of the Uockport Democrat, P.. SMIicks, Esq. who has been assistant clerk of the House during the present winter, and has therefore had the most favorable oppor tnUies of watching the course of events at pus. wr lonnins: a jusb estimate of those who exercise the Legislative power of the State, makes the following just and sensible comments on the evils we are now enduring from a factious and incompetent Legislature. , The session of the General Assembly is now drawing rapidly to a close and no bill of importance has paeJ; neither, will there be in our opinion. The Senate and at out one third of the House are composed of such dis cordant elements, that it is an utter impossi bility to bring them together on any question of legislation, squinting towards politics such as the apportionment bill, Temperance law or election of State oflicers. The republicans of both branches invariably thrust their fanat icism into every act of Legislation attempted by the Democracy to beneht the masses of the people. There remains but ten or eleven working days of this session and all bills of importance remain unacted upon. Twenty bills, or thereabout, is the sun total ol the work doi.e by this General Assembly, and these aro bills of no particular importance to the community. And to pass these little in significant enactments, it has cost the hard working joetnanry of the State not less than ?Qe hundred and fifty thousand dollars. crily things are coming to a pretty pass when labor has to be ground down to the dust hy heavy taxation to keep up such farce legis lation, but at whose door, are these evils to be laid? We answer, most unhesitatingly, to tho fac tious spirits in both of the rival parties. We concur heartily in the following remarks, ex cepting we do not care if the people will elect a majority of yoml men, to which party they belong, whether they be Republicans or Democrats: The Senate are doing but little or nothing; their time mainly being taken un by politi cal wranglings. I he House has passed many ats of importance to the pcopt.: but they sleep upon the files of the Senate, and their fate yet remains unknown. IT legislation is in future, to be cc n filed to such discordant matenils as compose the present General As sembly, it were better that tho State go without a Legislature in the future. 1 or all the good such asscmbbescan accomplish, will certainly im overbalanced by a squandering of the public funis. It would be much bet ter for the interests of the State, and redound to the credit of the people, if, they, hereafter should elect a majority of good Democrats to both branches of the assembly, and then there can lie no earthly motive or excuse for blocking the wheels of legislation. We have unlimited confidence, however, in the intcll: gence and capacity of the masses for self-gov ernment, and firmly believe that everything will como outright yet. The great mass o: the people, seldom err, and when perchance they do go astray through over exciteiucnt, tue sobcr-sccona tuouxnt reclines the mis take As I ii ro itTA nt Discovery. Doctor Benj min Hardridgo occupies nearly a page in the New York Tribune in announcing a discovery by which he claims to liquify quartz rock, to extract the last particle of gold or other meta which that rock may contain, and to hold that rock in the form of a liquid in casks and hogs heads ready to be turned back into rock again as it is needed, thus afibrding a new materia for building, cheaper than brick, and as beau tiful as precious stones!" lie can do this a the rate ol fifteen tons a day: ny way o mmm 4 a atk! a1 a r l'ew C CZ ! tsl vf tliA fcul v,,,u t.lv'J .V.,I,U I Smitli.'nniin I.,sl luta' i'mr AUI rr ami . U I (.A t a. tiTV II at II BiseaBiVf) 4k a w v a ' a aat-ai w E. Schwabe, of New York; Trof. MaOoU, late United States assayist, and others, accompany tho announcement of the discoverer with their certificate that his claim is not unfounded that he can accomplish the wonderful feats which he claims to perform. What next? CrThe Sin Francisco Sun notices tho death of J. Hawes Davis, an officer of the Vigilance Committee of that city, caused by taking strychnine, and says, ti.'s is the ninth member of that Committee who has commit ted suicide. 03" In the libel suit of Hecke azainst llonKins. editor ot two rival reiizio.is news papers of the Episcopal faith, in New York city, the jury rendered a verdict for six cents damages for plaintiff. Ihe suit had crentcc a good deal of excitement among the adherents of high and low church doctriues. OCT The ultra Southern Democratic Scctionists are already organizing an opposition to Mr. Buchanan's administration. They have not found him as compliant with their views as they expected. Jelferson Davis's, or;an in New Orleans, tho Delta, has already began to utter 't anathemas, and threatens 'to crush his administration." It will become factious when the conservative character of the New Cabinet is known. Cobb the Southern Unionist, is more hateful to the (ire eaters, than a Northern Free Soilcr. Mr. Iluchanan's only safe course is to place himself tirmly upon conservative frrounds and rely on the good sense and patriotism of the country, and let the storms of faction and sectional passions expends themselves around him, unheeded. CT The New England Farmer says that tho Massachusetts Legislature is such an unwicl lly body that it takes it about six weeks to get Started and twice as many more tO Stop -, i . 1 " after it has got up a headway. German Bask ix New Albaxt. The German Bank of New Albany has a capital of 8182,000 the stock is all taken and paid in, the board of very responsible directors were elected on tha 20th ult. and the bank went into operation on the first of March. r The Petersburg Reporter of the 2Sth ult.. announces the death of Judge Sawyer j of Washington. The Judge was one of the Ucr cmtlr nf thl tvirt th Ktat ami T , . . , " for several years past has been clerk of the canal landollico at Washington. . KrWe had the pleasure Of meeting Our old friend Mr. Kersteman, yesterday, who has ' J lUSt returned from a Western trip. J t OtT Col. Benton says ho intends to deliver a lecture in at least twenty different states, both North and South, under the conviction ! that the people need tobe aroused to the dan gcrs which threaten the Union, lie can find a largu an 1 attentive audience at LvanSTllle how Icouij.

THE till FAT Ill'NSIAM ItU.TlI'DY. TKOBON9IMJBL1CO. j Hj'Erery mother should havo a lox In the house

band In ease of nclJeiiU t- tho cliil.lren." Uedding' Itiiksia Salve. Ills a Boston remedy of thirty yean' tarxlinr. and is recorameuded by physicians. Itisasure and speedy eurefor Burns, Pile. Coils, Corns. Ft Ions, Chilblains, j and Old Sores of everr kin.l: f.,r F.rr Ko,a ri.r. '. lh. Scald Mead, Xellle Hash, Bunions, Sore Simples, j (tc 'Miitnended by nurses,) W'hi, 1., Files. Festers. Flea Kites, Spider Kiinzs, Frozen Limbs, Salt lMicum, Scarry, Sore and Crackled Lips. Sore Nose, Wartsand Flesh Wounds, it is a most valu;ille remwdy and cure, which ran be testified to bj thousands who Lave used it in tho city of Boston'and vicinity for the last thirty years. In nolnsUnce willlbis Satredoan injnry.or iuterfere with aa physician's prescriptions. It is made from the purest materials, from a recipe brought from Kussla of articles (rrowinz in that country nnd t'uo proprietors hare letters from all classes, clergymen, phjsicians.sea captains, nurses, and others who have used it them. eive. and recommend it to olhors. Keddin'a Russia Salve Is put in lar'e tin boxer, stamped on tho cove' wth a picture of a house and disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price 23 cents ! KawniKo & Co.. Proprietor. KELLER, PARKS LEY & CO. Arent, ap?dVwlj Kvansville. Ind. i)i i:d: On the tnore'Br of th 4th lagt . JAVE eiMiic .1. -.!... el Thai. K. aad Cornelia M. Uarvia. ia tbl eeovad year ef Thefrieadaof the farailr are iaritea to attend the funeral thiaraoraW at in o'rWk. SPECIAL NOTICES. WW Notices ia thie rlaee. tee. erfitanrrtina ni la...tln. SOeoato per line throe times: 30 cent wr lia w.,k- Ai.. naiui tvegerume. ACItK TI.TUIK AMt HUHTI II.TIUK. The regular matins; of the Vad.rrt.nrn Conety Jtrricaltoral and Hortii1t iral Sneiy, ill be beld ia Creaceat City Hall, ea SA I l Ul.t V. March Til., at 3 e'elca. P. M. By vrduref the PrwiJebt. he td P. HOUSnnoOIC. See'. A ÜKNTLKM A.N.tdbrtuKtily acquainted with the dry goods aad grocery buiiaeat. has had ioagei perieace ia both, la an excellent saleamsa. and anaceom iiafced Rook Keeper would like a situatiea '.a bich either er all these qualification weald be avail. Me to his em rUyers.tewhembeeaac.lre the high strefereaces. Apply te the editor of theJoeraal. l24-lf CI TV ;am.i:ky on aat a aeed anc p i'ietnr rail at the t'lr 1 ,h hi la.'urrrrao UalK-ry. S. 41. in street. UM-tf MOAItDiM With Isrie an1 pleasant ro us ftr tht accommodation ef a cgetlrpiik and ia y or Or ic:n.lemea.Aa te obtained in a private amily. ia a central location. Arrlr atthi. ettiee. fell-tf WOOD! WOUU:! Or-ira fr Wood left VicKERT'a will be prorallr blird. at Saxcel ft 13 Tbs Trice of Coal at the BODlAM MIKES ia At tho 1'it fteeats per bushel. MauleJ to any part I the city.... in JOHX WY.MOXD. fl2 Scret:ir aad Maaacer. TrOIJM.t; Or IIO.(Jll. EriBSTille Temple vf Honor No. 1 niavts erery Thursday aeoBlngia tho Hall. 0 Wler rert. oear tho Canal Bank. R. W. P.'ISTDBXTKB. W. C. T. A. J.O'RKILLY. W. R. Boaeon Light Social Tamplo Xo. 15. meets every altern ate FridaycTeaiar as shore. JOIIN HYDE. B. P. T. C. W. fit" LT ARD. ß. R. jan20 '57-ly t uu xii 1: jointMAL. t nertr 'spired tew t a pa! t, (I B-efattull. I 'siwife yc no It;) Batif Ithawtthere'a rirtn lait Ifera'd if I would'at In a mlait! Bet hea yen taw k of deg'ratypla. Wehjrer's rnual and take delite ia; bed er'lire he'll sump your feeturs, Aad "habit" tew. deer little ercotars. On paper, irea. fleas r plate. He'll ai yewr sbvlder sure as fate. 80 aatrat aad so trew to life. MThea ye w're away 'twill fool yewr wife. aor26-4tf TltEVTOX's Gallery. HOI. I.OW VSIll,l-SATL,RBM(IKKtTAtt.T. To rirnx'rate the hodily owrr be dra tie pargnrr. ist aMl.-t difea. Ths fm-eg I'llla. oa the contrary. aiht nKiro in hr pnt'in with ti.o. r ri-itliiine the M.1, an! ipelliaf all morM4 m-xttrr from th fj Htm SM at th nonla'torira. No.i Maidn Lane. New-ork an4 No. 24 Strand. Lvndoa. and by all drareists st &e.t 62ie , aad I rr hi . mhtwda m Ml'!! It A I.VMI Vk' KlorldVatetiarerfame nlmiMi-m r'hifi: a eamtie that nimeliat-!e rrmoeri Hiri. Tat. Rlotcho. nee all eneirloxional Mmishe; a porifltr of 1 b br-ath arter smoking: a pwnrratiee rum "d tooth wash; and exhal a fl-er and mire inlcr jctil.'e frutrance thaa tho Mar Farina C' lr". otd by 1. T. I. an 'nan ti To.. wlieleale drn(i..ts. 9 f a ter street. X wYotk, aad ly all Jwr mat t. pr bottle. Bh4-lwdAw A VAi.cASi.r. Mrotnsa I enr ol tria of to.ae. will be fo-in- tie eard ef Dr. T. II. O.tVAS tuiH. aertiMee a "Cunr..' far thst verr dijtrsa.in- di-ae. tte Pile-. The Dr. bi f' r man) tin, levoted h'a a't'i.tia to this class e I:".-.--;, a-d witSaiieh sneezes that hi now offers totlo public;, x rt 'le iial prnartti.-n entlfld to thsir entire eoa-IM-act. I; h bon horinM t--4 A a rine the pt twelve veara. and iui(T pro-l e-nt-r-nntcl t clhoaciona ia all eavs. We rreoiaaitad the sfiMrt-d t tr it. tf:Arrn Tub F'n.t-. for sI lath's eityby f-b KKLLKR i WHITE. CJ A -o I B-Jcle v til alwws'rinnph overlay pr-f-nde d imitation. It f.a. fcia tl.at terr cit la a rare In- ol hn-ihiif; bul r-n!1r mrr'rAriM arti-le. rap-ble f doicr, aU tat i pr-n' I fr I'-.sn t it will atani h tt nf -n pliti.in d-p-u-Vot nion influrd n""ri-lr; aid Ilortetter's fam-d JSt-m(h ti'tar b-sr-videnre ol tb's. for it b brea takea hold of hr tho reip' n4 triod, nad not fonnd w-n ' -incia cor!- an? ew l)rpp'a. ia anv form. When thrte facta are kp--n. wi h-tl I ! not be appr--'atel. sae --d y everybody. For 1-br lrur-it nnd Dealer graerally. KKl.'.KR k WHITR. HAi.l.n"K k STnnA:t). febt-dAw t WitOLSCY ii SAWYER. HTf The let '- t' t can be aHi--l la favor ef the e-'ca-ion.n-ea nf Knti'-a4'a iermn V-'frrf. pri-iarrd by fr. O. M. Jackaon.ls the noprceedrntr-1 d.mtnd fertheoi from all partsef'be l"iii n;ndtl:haT;h there may be many eAwprauHi prepared sn l r-present-'l a bring worthy of a 'ibersl patronaee. yrt we f-el entriie-d to remark, that the vtnniab-r o' tei-nnlals wivh wbieh the wonhrdeetT be bee a honors'!, by rroo ef the hihct rharaetet and rep'tt.al-ilitv. who fnnnd it ncarv to have reoonrac to hi prpretinn. Is tcerim.ne infSHcntT conintT.. tl.at a Pier t ctua' r4r tor the nlintat immediat reliei -i boenr3i"td with hat 'irri'ol wUtr. tTpeP'ia. has never Leeoli3ovsred. See adveittscmee. F.lb UU KELLER & WHITE. .RKvrcuitK op nvgii:PsiA. CO. MERSHi.MrrhaatsTs: SiMr4Hrii.i k. Shuly '.. Ky.. March SO. '"The 'r.rmaa Hitters gir rear-l eatifUrtion. nnd I berewtt'a hand yoa rtitieato ef Mr. Morton llarkley, a respectable farmer of this 'In at re." SiHPSfuvii.t.K. Hy.. Marth 1. lt Dsr Sir I would Infrm on that I have ben anicted for several year with Tvppaia. ia a very atravatei form, for which I ustd Haraaparilla ri l eariois o'.her rendia. with at obtaining anv relief. Fr-! tho Taios t'in'mnniala to fvor ot HAofl.mi'a flcrmao P.itt.r I a aa inrfnrod to tr tbem. and I BOW . with ple-wiare. that thrh their use I m eniorint I battor hoalth than I have dooe for var peat, and cheerfully Prinmiil the Bitters to ail afllicta with that terrible diatsS ReSISOtlnl'T.vonr. To Dr.O M Iseksoa. MORTON BKRKXRY. Ste a-lvrrtiivment. tM-iw f"AHPKT -'II 4I.V loooibs sorted eelor: W i fc!7 no I be White colors, ree'd this day aod for f ale by fKSI'ON liUU. NBAIAK.aM boxes . B. recctrcd sni -or'aiehy JL tstT I'KKSTOX BRO. V. X. JtMMKliS Ac CO., DKALEBS II FINE CLOTHING! 231 IiaOAnWAa, Srcoad door above the Aster Hoo.e....ii:V YORK. Srcoad door above the A tor Hone....iMV vT. OfLDsogeestto the trade, that they will bo preparei i,r sprm. au with their nauai oxteasi .stock ef j"6'" """aV.y madr clothing: In reference te which they would tn-rg-at. that the ficility k'eh their goods eta its Ote. trery garment being marked ia lsngth aad brradt'.s. the saias sixe brea.t beinc a' diierent treportijns or tame csasur , shonldgtee them a prefr-nee etsr any rloth.ng. the siieof whlek are tadoatly ain.4. Tho ditrienlty of readily I auitin natron from til at tact, it la nrn.m.,1 I, .... generally realized, la a word, strict attention is directed ia a determination to render oar girmeat etiual In every rerpeet te tho beat euatom work. fol7-.ini Srnnn:. M) flow Haadles: !OT Plow Ream: .Viset rfegOB Hubs: 1flst Barrv llubi; 75 do Wagoa aad Bcigy p SO da do do e til. eil.; forealobf fei SAllU&t, ORR. lUÜ 'W drams eery ftae at rednee.l prices. JC fe2d It.NMhV a &ORENSON.

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RATH. Ominitr. tealiaeserleM, eae time. SQc: three times. tU j es weck. I 90; t week. ! 60; oae moath. tt: three raoatas. 7 '; sis moaths. 10; ob year. 15. Dijeoontoa larur advertidemeau. Cards ef sii lines er ader, rr annum. Noekarse for marriage, death er religious aotice. HOYA la II A VAX A LOTTKKYS The et otti.iAr urawixo. of the Royal HavaBa Lottery eoa4ete4 by the paaish Jorat. aader tb sarervieto e tue captain ucborAlotCuha.willtak placi at Havana, ea 3IAIt'II 38'riCs 1837. $800,000!!! SOltTEO NTJÜEEO 573 OEDINARIO. f! V I T A L PRIZE, ft lüÜ.ÜOUli v - 9 w ' Prixe ef I 0 1 do I tie I do , 4 priisef 2.i0. ..ltl.lMl A I rtil im)i) Sii.iOii ir.(4 0 5 a 1) 5 Ml S dj I.iasj, fi do ".... 2 t4 0 Iii de 4uti 2U Approximations APPKOXIJIATlUAfc.. a.wu The two preeedingaad the two loliowing aamiers to those wiauing the tollowiac prixes. are eatitlod to. u: Te tbef liO.um To the ni mm 4i 11 0 the LD.uo 40 To the lO.mai ev Tu tho 5.UO iw) all tbb raizca above tatki abb ibaws at kvkbt vmaw iso. JTS-Whole Tickets. ; Hares. 10; Quarter. iS.Jt la tho above sehemcs there are 2f.0tQ tickets oalr. nun bered I ruin I to Z5.HU). There are .ixnuil rmn, anew ADiroxiniions. luaktna- ia all ti9 Prixes. No imalUr .mi 1 1 11 a 11 u Tbn i.nara are rarablr. without discount, oa rreseatatioa at the lioy.I ireajur in iiaraaa. tor The s ibscribtrs win iash ail priies at a per cent eis .mi r. . iirvm Lhi lur ezchnee. ete. am An official coi'T 01 tno .rawiuc win io seni 10 ihb " " . . 1 . . . V nurehaarr of Uikcs aT Perenara i.l pleaae write the siioatiire plain, and give th-tr PiMtOtaee. County aad SUte. Kiiu ab ail uiivant LaaBs taten at oar. aäUrir.rr tiekeu or shares ia tne nnove seneme, win -- i.r. uint att-ntioa whea aedreased to mt)4-1l A If IJ.'a fiA i.e.- a .iuqiiki, imv ' ..... a . . 1 . . w L :i I . f ma icc ii 7iAc;AZir.si IlOrSKIIOLD WORD, by Cnas. MokeBs; SCMOOLKKLLOW; PL1.NAM S MONTHLY; kattkerbocker: Graham, Le.lics' Journal; Leal ice' G.setteef Fa.hioa; Post-ea saved by buying at . . mM. nonELLft LISTER'S W AOIKV t: HIIS- Aatoek of Uelarooi hnest Damask U A laid C.'di. aut enaiaild so they can be wriiiea vn eaaliy. Btt) DOBKLL a LlalKK. FIRST AIIRIVALOF SPRIAU DitY UOUUts AT S. K.TIHIijII'S. fan HOSE persons wishinc te bit good nad rreUy Dry Uuods tor a tittle money, eaa sgaia findaaexce lrnt oi portvaity at S. EMblCU'S. klain street, be-ow See nd. lie ha. .-t r-e -ired and opened tho largeat aad prettieat t .nnrnt over brungnt to taia city. tu a S 1111 Mi: STOCK! C D. CA MI fc CO- Ciaciaoati. AT f CI V W STORP.. NOS. 93 AN D 97. WEST TIIIRD ST.. OPPOSITE THE D U II X K T IIOU8E. WTiri! are now ia receipt of our complete SPRING V w STOCK, te which we inrite the attention of dealers from a'ornad, teeliag-eoandeat that our assortment of PAN AN A. LEGHORN. BR ID and PALM-LEAF HATS. s well as our vsriety of Children's Faner Straw floods. Moleskin Hau, Sou Hat. Dress and Trsveling Caps. Ladies Ridiog Usui and dps. Hatters' Maurials aad Trimiaiaf. ntt t'l-aio tho.o a ho lavor u with a e.ll. OT Mn- facte rine and imrertiec direct, ar goods we ofler. Uerchaats must seethe great adviauge of buying of nrst hands. Bina ni-:v PAixTiviior. RTlESSns. SUMMERS k WOODS, n-it respectfully 1VÜ aaaouace to the cititeas ot Kvansville aad vieisitr. that thee haeo aasoeiatel themielves toeether ia bnsineae. tor the purpose ol earrjleg oa tloase. iga ana factorial raiut.ag, and nope, that ty s-.rtct attention to Pusmese. moderate eharresand a workman-lile eiecutiea of all jab catraated to them to receive a liberal share ef public patrvaase. N. U. Wood letters of varioai styles and sites rsrved sad gilded to order at short antics. iso devices lor runners, Odd fellow aad Maaaaie Reealia. Firemen's hsts. caps. &e, oaiated ia tho moat taste f ut maaaer. Shop oa Locust atreot between nntand water. una fou hot on I. cam:. rntWO bnsiaess houses oa Main atrtet. betweea 3d aad 4th, JJ will be leased for a term of years, at a low rent it ap plied for sooa to mh5-lt w m kc.ill,i. LeJSX. YRLLOW BAMBOO CANE, with a shepherd's orook U tnd a silver head bearing the Initials oi L. u..hvu O. The hndsr will be suitable rewarded by lrariar it at U'nolaoy At Sawyer's drng store. mh5 THIi II K'ÄXIIO POWOr.ll COMPANY. " axuracTcaaas axo dkalkbs is A VING reduced their prieos to correspond with the reduced cost of Saltpetre, eoatinue to oder their well kaoa-a brands ef Ei.ecTnic Ixriam Kiplk aad Kbstitk Ring lo wder, ia kegs aad eaa isters. Also t.aapewder for tilar.iagaad Mining. comprising afull asaortmaatef qaalitie aod kiads repaired by the trade, guarakteed to give eatiro aatis'aetioa. Thestaadard ef their Powder, which has aow eajeyed the hith4. trepat.tion for mora thaa twenty fire years, will be fouad unsurpassed by any other manufacture of ihe kind ia the world. For sale by the principal dealers, aad also at the ofliee ef the Company, No. 89 Wall, cor. Water street. New York. A. U. HAZARD. 1'reaideat. A. TB. r"C:i.Ae. Soe'y. t9h4-oid 1IIIMK Hlfl OFFKU -75 bags prime Eastera Rio Conee, ree'd this day by mh4 7. If. COOK k SON. TS BAJ3 assorted Cottoa Vara; aU f 5 bare do CarpstChaia; 4. bkles Cottoa Catting; 10 bales Candle Wiek, fast ree'd by tnl.4 Z. 11. COOK K SON. e" RXS Tomato Cateur: 25 bas Peper Sauce; mM y 5U bat ass'd grouad Spiess, luat ree'd by I, luat I Z. II. u 11 xni: tOOK k SON. NEW YOICK II AKjEXC. Y ST I I.I. Alii: k JJ! rnIUS repa'arestalliahaeBt has reeeatly male extensive tL arrangements for the mtii uun ol Hutter. Kngr, Ilus'on, boua. Pie Nie. Water nnd Or.ter Crackers; pilot Hret 1. Ac. ie. together with a good aisortmeat 1 Loaf lrad. Cakes end Pies. The .abMrrib.r ha. alio pnrohased the Patent Right for tho mabufasture ol Cram k Paul's PATENT LOAF BREAD! Maeby machinery, which possesses uisrv superior finalities evertiie old style of manutactorc. The l'.rtal has tf.e aJvaaux's if hein mote un'lrm much banlsomer aud wbitiiu appearaaes thaa bread herrto'ere male ltkeipa much longer, and is .ot obeetivuabla fur nse when a wo a ola It cuts as haadjooely as the finest Pound Cake, and without wate. It goes further and is coming itto seaeral nuein families not aecuatemee t "ltAKca'ti KkK.il. "all who use Laker's iireauare iuviud to give this tew article a trial. Jt 'J- Families eaa hesnppllsd attheir doors with aay article ia ny line, irea irom the oven. t öCocntry orders and orJe;s frvta the river, promrtly MIl. j ..1 j.i. . v - . - i r , . - ui.tiaiiivtrri, anwj.Mw loci Dafcrrv. B rinixi optuaitette Pe toliice. n.h4-?m J. C. GAUNT. iAt'i:it iiAfa.iG yai:i:xsole. C. bt II. MITT b 8T.HIi. FIRST STKKET, ItlE MAI. A VING received the aewest aad most iwi rails stj les Wall Paper, liordersi uiiitlow Slintic Vre Vie respectfully iavite t-e attention of the public to oar suterioriixsurtov at. all the most beautiful and la'eststyKs, win oe luiiMDcii at wnoiesaie aaa retail apoa very re -aon aMst-rms mh4-fm OH.i;!i-i A.D LK.MO.S.-2iboxelOrsBgei; 5 eoxes Lcaear. received and forsa'e by i p ny.i t ok pros. f&'.L'HAItM Ohhd prirae :.'ev Orleans Hngars; KJ A bhds Clarified Sugars; 2' bbls Crush, o Sugar; 2( do Loaf do; 11 do PuWeriie. 4 PRK8TON BROS. QllSI.ll! HOtSK MULVS!:-.viltls; ji oati (ibis, juat rectivea aa loi sale ty lahi FK!iTOX BROS. fWJl W Dil I Ffi .-25 bb!s Tar; ICJ I'm dot liroDi; 50 dot Wa'h Hoards ; Z-iii Voies V mdow Olass; 40 bags 8pees ist ree'd nad lOTsaiob sens I-KKSTON BROS. JIILL FOU SM A:. SWISH to diepoae of my Steam Flooring Mill and eronnds in tbo city ot Now Albaay. lad., aa tho coraerof täte and Elm streets. The building is 80 feet front. IM) feet deep, fonr stories nich.su) ttaniiilly i.ailtef hard trick on strong atone foaa lation 1. id in water lime. The Aiill is ia perfect mj( .nrr, ten uame nrrtll OI Hoar IB 4 hull, aaa is eenvemrntte tt-e depots or the N. A ii A andJellersoa Tille Railroads, and the to river. Th's property will he sold low aad ra easensvtnenti. rh4 N. A. Trigone) J AH MARSHALL. 1S5T I-83T X E W SPRING S T 0 C K at AviroLi:s.iLn J. C. JEWELL &, CO., MATE, aad are receiring, daily, the largest aad hestas sorted s oca of TJry Cond Awltone. ISats nnd Cap. iioofu und Mine Vre Vre Ever before tronght te this market, cin.'rnr ia part ef 4'i eaaesarorted Prinu; 3 caes Challies; 5 do do Lawne; 4 do Ginghams: 7 do do DfLanes: I do Irenen ko'ntLawas: 1 do plain llat k Lawas; I do a'd Popl n; I do d'Beiees; 1 Co Rareges. Corner Via 4 Vir, etreeta. ETsnselllo. In tuhi lOllSUl.d lU O I. AD TO.MiLliS - 3 1(1 ettraSutarcurtd dried Beef, SO do do to 'loagaes, rc''' tb'a da fett Z. n. COOK k 80N. ! RllriKH DI.TIIOHK OYKTKIl -tVeehall I-in j IV reetiptofiresa OjtUIl iter dty uu'il the e.,. oi the suasoa. fc2J Z. 11. t-uuia. A. JN.

MISCELLANEOUS.

AN Oil DIN A ! CIS raoTiiMxa roR rnr. r.Ltcnox or icmool TBCSTrtf tints lNu THEia Mm. akd riOTiMso for rnc cvbtody ab MAHAGKMEST OF TBK TAX LEVI CD rt)l SCHOOL rClltgKI IK THB CITT Or KVASY!I.LK i "KJE it ordained by tbCi Ceaaeil ef the City ef I UP Kvsasville. that tlin-e 1 ro.tee hall be elects 1J the qu&liürd voter ol tLe City el bvaasnlltte take char ef the Public Sehools and ed ict'.oaa) tOairt ot Evaasville; eae el which Tr t.hll Lo elet4 each year, to errve three Vrarsm cefraiDce un tn re(, airemeau of the Scheel Mir Motive te tbeloWDibipTruikes, aad tacaieef fail a re t elect, or ia easa ot rciatn or eatb ef aay Irat-, the Cty Cuwarilfhtil fill tle vacancy by appoieieacat, till tie aeitcity cirtua. iro irui-uses before eatersat; epoa the eisraarte wl their duties, stall execute a bod rayablo to tLe C ty ol Cee.inoe Coib.U. ia a lcaalty act less taa table tae I . .1 . . i or school rarpests ad er a 1. . . ...... r ditiontd lor the laithlul diacaaree of their duties as School Tröstete, aad fur the faithful appropriation ef said school feats. 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The said Trustees shall int eharre ef the edaeatieaal sflairs of tho city, provide, prcpsro aad famish saiuble loilding.. to aeeommodatetbeehildrea ia the eiiv. atteadiea school; taamiae aad caipUy suital le teachers, prererlte rules sad regnlatioas fr the eorerament of both teaehara aad pupils, and have charge of all taildings. furaitar- aaa apparstusbtlnnging to thes hoelcand shall either as a heard or ty one oi tnur num ner viait earh arhool at least twice dnnng each term: they may tstablub ret ools, sad treserite rules aad regolatioBs for tho sdmi-a-on I thildiea eetef the city as trntioa scholatr. and for the traaster ef scholars from ear grade er school to another, sad may dumias (reefers for duoenpetney. itrmoralltr or neelect of Bote and u-pend or exrel pupils fvr disorderly eeadact, disobedieaco orirrrgu'sr stienainee 4TH. iatersoi inaentarea erpreBiiree. f srats or fanr-" diansofall pn ils. esrpt taitioa scholars, moat reside ia -or be traasftrred to the city tor srbool pnrposes te avail themselves of the benetu of the Public Schools. .Ith. heneveraay parent orgusrdiaa shall xcakeaeear rlaiat ia writing to tho Trustees, aeainst anv teacher far cruel, harsh or improper treatment or ianiahaaent of tie Popil:the Trusters shall forthwith iavertirsts tbsesassef romplaiet. and if well fcundrd. correct tho same er d ism ire the teacher, srtirg the part ol mediators bat wee a vareata aad teachers, and rarefully gaardias the rithtaaad morals ef thsebildrea: and whonever any teacher shall mate eomplaiat ia wnnng. -at pnpn is uisoreeriy. oiseoeeieat or so irregular and tardy in atteadanee a te cease aa isiary te tht sehoel. tho Trustees shall forthwith iaveetisate tbeesaseof eoaiplainu and snapoad or eapel the pupil, il the same Is Bet ecrrecteo or reaeweu. tTil The Trastees shall st the ead of eseh school aanrf or make a report ia writing to the Commea Cenacil ef the city tn aa at hw Bis wi awe ea aa ar J A w Ba ve ajej aajrif-BP - p f-r, fj rXff X aad what for. tho Bomber of pupils stteading :ho Pablia Schools aad tho average attendance sad the number of teach rr. r,.,.,r.. -"'r lull BO ptlllti WllB tBO rO " eeedingaof tbeCitv Coaneil. 7th . Tho Treasurer of the City of Evaasville ahsll he scneot i rtiirtr, sni roan res Kaan tno prrperttear amonatef theeltv revenue levied for Pablie Schools aa festes the same I collected, which ah a' I f-e taid oat Vv hit ealy apa ordere drawa by tho Board of School Trustees, sitned by the President of said Board aaa attested hy the - Clern. 8TH. The Trustees shU sppo'at their own el er It or the msy appotntoae of their own number eleik. aad ho shall be - repenanie ior an ns sets. This ordinance be in full force from and after the ant a dayef Mtrch. A. D lif.7. JOHN 11EWSO.V. TUaeor. Vr Li. M. W alki a. City Clerk. fel7- td Volksboto aopy. RÖXES StarCsndlrs; 30 do Tallow do: 5 WsPanpar: S bags Alspioet 50 11 Cloves, rte'deod far eale I. A D. HKIMANN. I r feis Füll IlKAT. VfAREnorSE and 04. an Foarth streets, aextte V Oanal Collector's eft.ee. TheOlTcooa Main street, latelv aeenniidbv tliiPai.i. Treaaurer. ' A eimforuble residence oa First street between If alberry ad i;um. Al.o for Lease, several small tracts of laad adieialar tha tity. saiuble for gardens. leit-ateo Apply to BAKER A' OARV1N. CIIOICK FARM I.AJD8 FOH 6ALU. 1A llXliXUXS K. S. COMPÄÄY is xoar rtkraaKD to fell aboct I,500,0J0.CRES choice farming lands, I tbacth or roBTT at'BKB AND crwiipi, On Long Credits and at low Kates of Interest. H leads were granted hy the Goverameattoaid Its. JbL the coaatraetioaoi this fcoad, aad are among tbatieheat aad moat fertile ia the world 1'Bcy eatead Netthcaet and Northweet. through the middle el the State, to tbo ca trvtne South, and lacledeerery variety of climate aad preactioaa louad betweea thoao parallele of lattitada. Tho Nerthera ponioa is chiefly prairie, late rap reed aith Baa groves, aad ia tbo middle naa SeBthtra secu-a timber pro dominate, alteraatiaf aith Usuiual jrairUi aad rainra. Iheclimau ts snoro healthy, mild and eqeable. thaa aar other part ot the country the air is pure aae bracing, while living streams aad tpriugsof tacclhat water abeuad. uitauuBOus Coal is eauaaivcly mined, aad oupplias a cheap aad deeiraMo lael. beta lurai.h.d at maa oiato as 2 to d per ton and wooi caa bo has at the eauac rate ser Uuildiag Stone of cirelliat quality also abounds, hielt can be procured for luilo more thaa the eateaee of traaspertativa Ihe errat fertility of these laads. wbieh area Hack rick mould Irom two to five leet ntei . aad go tlv rollint their eoatigaity to this K.ad. by a Inch oeery taeiliiy laiarniahed lortiavel aad traaai oristioa to tbo naei al wart-ete North. South. East. tV oat and the economy with a hi. i. ti.ey eaa ha cultivate, reader tbem the moat valuable inttsttutattbat caa be found; aadprretat tho most tavoralU e pottuaity, lor peraonaef iadaanieus hal its aad sa all saeaas. te aeuaue a comlortaMe iadepeaaeara ia a lew years. Chivaco is aow the s res test graia market ia tho Werlo aad the facility aad tcoBomy with which the producta et theseleads eaa bo traasported t that mart et. make them mach more t-rohtable. at the prieee asked, thaa tbveo aaoro tea oiS atgwirmtat rates as the additioasl costef traaspertatioa is a perpetual sa ea the latter, whiebmust be bouebrtbe pr dueer. ia the rednced price he receives for h s gisia. Ac. The Title is perteet aad a hea the aal paemeau are made. Daeita in AUtil k. . I. T... . ... . . j . . l Mate, sad ia whom the title is vested, to tho purchasers, weich roaeey to them absolute titles ia lee aimi le. free aad clear of every iaenmbranee; lien ormottgage. TUU I'RICi;8 AHK FKOM (6 TO f30. INTCBrgT 0LT Til K I B rB taXT. Twenty per cent, will be dedncud from the credit prioa , for Cash. Those who pnrcla'e aa lorg credit, give notes psyahle la 1. 3. 4. S aad years after date, aad are required to improve ene-teath annually for five tears so as to have oae.h.li tt.a lead nader enlti vatiea . at the ead at U at time. Co at peient Nureors will areompeBy those whawUhte eiemiae theeo Laads. free of ebsrge, aad aid them in Kakiag Bclecti'iBS. Tto laads renal a tag unsold are as rich aad valuable as those which have teea disposed ef. rK(TIÜ AL MAPS f Will he seat te any eae who will enclose f fty cents in peatare etaups. aad l-ookser ratni hlrti. eontainina- iini instances ef sn rerslul t rr.ijg. signed by respectable and . wU- knoun tfirmtte livlrs in ti.e at ithloilo. t of tit Foil rad Land, thn-r ghunt ibe Mit. a I no tho coital ftaein-.-price of cattl-. en .fe of harresMnr. ttreihing. etc. or anretlier io'err an-e--i!l be rbeirinllt gieea oa p'iea tioo. eltber i eranual'y orlylitur. in Er e) ah. I"rra h or ' Cerran. etnr.eaeito JOHN II.SOX. Laud Cvn.n.iiun r ef tl e Illinois Central K. k. Ci. 0rr.ee in HIini:iCiCtrsl R. R.iviot. fen fmAtw Chie.ge. IJinoU. EtilJK. 50 dos Ireih tg;s BSt received aad for tale by J HAML'EL VirCEKV. eis Correr Mna and Secoad-atreetj. II 1 It lltl'l III' VAt3rE axe daily receiving additions to onr larre aad well V f assorted stock of goods, aad this spring will duplicate a'l tili. r,o matter when broneht Easter Uest. k'e have ia etore evert thiag teat is rtMired for the farmer " hockerpipg puiposrt. that comes ubder the head ef üardwae. w em viu the utteutioa of cituens aa well as couatir tnerliatu te exataiae our stock before purchaser fel3 BABCOCK k SONNTAG. tjaCl'f.All. M0l..SliS.I OFFFK AND RK'K.2 hh-Js c!.uia-e S"tar; lit Mila plantation fdolaases; Z lti.'s o I clarities nuger; 10 ha choice it.e t ones; 2 do Puwred do; i tierce Rice, jsut ree'd pet ttetratr James yciitroraery aud t-.r sale bv fU VICtr RVi JOHNSTON. DRL'Ull CliMILM.-SJbb s in , 0-0 aad for sai' at fi by decIC PKKHTOS BRJ3. -a fT DOZ assorted Pine Churns; l3B5dot de Cedar Charas: IS neus cow Pailt: 25 Racks oord Backets; 1 dot S hooped cedar Hecket; dessis'deedsr. oak aad piae horse Ruek.t; ! Udos well Rockets; So Beats as'd eor'd Bm-o. fr:al fait Z- H- COOK k SON. by UOW.Uin AKMICIATIOA PHILADELPHIA. IMPOrnTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS 0 all persons antctea with sexual Disetsee. each a SrKKMATOCklKKA, SKKI9AL. WEaKXK&a. IwrOTKNCg. GwOBBlllKA. ULKKT. aiPBIUS. thcYicC of UlUMtl Or fcKLf TboKU(JV.'ARO ASSOCIATION, la viewefthe aafol de structioeef humaa life, caused by Sexual d'teaiti.aad tbe deeei'tioas practietd apoa tha uafvrtm.at virtims of euch die rwi by Qoacka. hae directed their CbB.uluag Sarsjeoa. aa a Cbar:taMe Act worthy ol their asms, to ciee äcdical Ad.ico Gratis, to all perrons thus afflicted, apply ty letur. with a deacriptioa of their coadutoa. (age occupation, habits ef liie.Ao..) aadiooa'oaof extrenio poverty aad eaScriag. te frt'ksisn WiDKixm KeKB ur t'BAktiK. The Howard Asociatioa is a bvaevvleat institution, eth-li.-heJ by special etdoemtpt. lor the relief of the kick afid ttrersed. afUictet w Ith VlruU . aad Kptdee.io Ittseaees." It has aow a sarplas of net e, which ti e D-rcctors have vite'i to expead ia advertisiathe above notice. It i.e. ed le to add that the A auria.lt b ccmaai.d ihe highest Mta en akin a tne age, aad eul furaua tho most approve nioirm treaa.eat Jn.tPetl shed, by the Assoclalioa. a rerortoa Sperma torrhoea, cr Seminal WeakaeM.ibe vie ef Onanism Mas tu -hat ion or Sell-Abuse, aad ether Disessesot tbe Sexaat Orraas. by tho Ceasultiag bersten, whirhaip tetrttlr mail, (in aeal-d eavrinpe) rkkK or riiAki..on tnereeeirl ; e two BTAMra for portse. Add ea. Ur. liKO K, CALHUl !. na.nUiPe nrgteB. ; Howard Arsciatoa.No. 2 Scuta NINTH street. 1 hsLiaslphia. I'a. By order o' the rireeiore. j i.KA i' nr.Ai4i fcLL., Preitn. OEO. FAIRCHILO. Secretary. ftlä-'-Vii "B & fTlb Ioz Maailla ead grass Red Cor fa; f U. K0.9 60 dns aas'deottoa Cords; SO balea rot to a 1 .1,1. - for sale be fei Z. II. COOK Ar St'N. BOXES prime New-York Ilaroi urrl Cb eew, iri'l perrailr.adby fei Z.H. COOK A SON. IIIKKwi;. SJbexssrec'd per Rescue, foe l.ii felt . nrr iiveT 00 iflLOVER aotdwaatcdb H.7 doeio K. s. rtr.rrfK n HAri. tJIVI.KU.-lObkfstfcia day ree'd for sa vs J JA, low as tbe trade by dwli 8. Ü. UlL.Bi.UT & CO.