Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 196, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 March 1857 — Page 2

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: F. Y. CASLITJS, EDITOE. C. K. DREW, Jr., LOGA L ED1TOK. EVANS VILL E: MÖNDAY MORNING,::::::::::::MARCII 1C T " fj7"The decision of the Supremo Court in the Dred Scott case, astounds our Republican , . , . . .,1 : friends; m its positions, and in tho coosequences that must follow tho principles pro- . A 1 1 ! f 1 Ciainaeu, ii exceeas ineir woisi apnreuensiuu. Tf if th trim Wtrin of the Constitution, the pUtfann upon which ho, aar. VUcä .. . . i l lt. ...I.!'" themselves, is aemousncu. iuo means of re-establishing their principles, they ro iletprminpd nnon a war on tho Court,

With a resolution to reform it through the Air. lORie, uiou?u ureienueu viarm aa- . vocate of tho btraight Line llailroad.has nevmedium of th. appointing power; to strive , gincere friend of it sinco , .

for the election of anti-slavery 1 residents, vchn will rrraduallv Dunre it of its Southern constitutional heresies, by appointing men of anti-slavery convictions, as the old members drop off. But all our political parties and partizans are too impatient for immediate triumphs, and for immediate and substantial re r ' ..... . . . . , mi turns lor au ineir patriotic zea., w ..i...g to join m any slow process oi rc.ormauon like this. Ther are very active and zealous laborers, but they want prompt pay. They ' , , - , . will work for Satan for ready cash, rather than give Heaven credit on six months' time, "We. therefore, think tho Supreme Court in no very great danger. On this, the New York I Herald, says: Some of our renublican anti-slavery lour- . ... - .. nals, stunned by these lato tremenaous mows from the Supreme Court, arc counselling an j organized resistance, imt mat is lony; mr resistance acainst the constitutional and final w expositions of tho law would bo treasen and rebellion. The party adopting this despe- ' rata policy, also, would soon be reduced to the same impotent and debasing level as me abolition disunionists or tho uarnson and Parker fraternity, for the great masses of the lato republican part v of I'remont and Dayton are devoted to the constitution and tho laws, fj7"It seems to have become quite fashion able, sinco tho tragedies of the Hosten prison, in which the Warden and Assistant lost their lives, for convicts to repeat such attacks upon their keepers. We noticed somo timo since an attempt pn the part of a convict to assassin ate the Warden of tho Auburn, N. Y., Penitentiary; but tho affair seems only to have been suppressed at that time, mat it mtgui u ....... ..... I the more successfully consummated at a subsequent time. Last week an attack evidently ' j-. i l premeditated, was mada upon the agent of tho . prison, and was immediately followed by

-simultaneous attacks upon the Wardensand are deeply involved in tho question to iraOther officers with knives, chissels and ham- agine. mors. By the prompt interference of the That our road will be a rival of the Terre J . . ... i it. Haute and Indianapolis road, in which Mr. keepers, who were instantly alarmed by a Uose has a Jeep interest and of the K & c 'signal tap of the watchman's bell, no serious road, in which Mr. Iioso's friend, Mr. Ingle is injury was sustained by the officers. Twen- interested, for the long travel East and the f r.cArpn of thfl convicts were nlaccd in chains, through freight, no one can doubt, but I have

-j - all belonging to tho shop whero tho difficulty originated. Tho State prisons in Wisconsin and Ala bama have also recently experienced similar attempts of insubordination. . Obstkcctisq the Railuoau Tback. On Saturday night, as the down train on the L. & C. Road was passing near tho Lagrange Station, the locomotive encountered a large crosstie which had evidently been placed upon tho track by some diabolical scoundrel for & revengeful or vicious purpose. Great de a a struction to life and property might have en sued had tho nefarious design succeeded. Tho tie was thrown from the track by the " from guard of tho locomotive, and the train probably saved from being dashed down a nrnrinire of fifteen or twenty feet. A do- was - KUieu Dy me up tram iu tue mui um5, tu iw, of which was found with the tie upon tho track, which partially explains the motive of the diabolical act. The body of the dead dos v T.4 i U .1 , was uruusu. uy, -ua i-j fa.. .uv i . .i 7 . 1. - t l .1 ciue to iam tue one, wuo rtraicu ' fiendish deed. (örWo aro informed by our New York exchanges that the utmost consternation por vades the Custom House circles of that city. in view of the generally received policy of Mr, Buchanan, to apply the 'rotary" principlo in the dispensation of official favors. The Mer cury and News, both claiming to bo in the confidence of the powers at "Washington, indirectly concede that tha "rotation polity" will be generally adopted but will not be made to operate proscriptively. The News states, for the information of the "Ins," and appaparently for tho purpose of affording .'. crumb of comfort, that thoso holding commissions which will expire on the 30th of June tcill not be removed. Such offirials. then, will be permitted to die a natural death while all others will be subjected to the chances of a new deal. fj7"The proprietors of tho Collins' line of steamers hare determined, notwithstanding the refusal of Congress to lend more Government aid, to continue their trips through the summer at least, at the rata of S 10,250 per trip. Tho steamers will run slower and thus make up in a measure for the loss in government pay. OT" Edward Everett is to lecture on Washington, at Albany on the 17th inst, at the invitation of all the most eminent citizeni. Ticbits $1 each, for the benefit of the Washington Monument. fj7"If you would preserve the health of your horses, exerciie them in tho open air every day, when not in actual use. The lame may be said of your children,' yourself and your wife.

For the Journal. The Straight Lint BallroacL

lo mj Fellow-Citizens: On my return, after an absence of two and a half months, at the East, engaged in an arduous struggle for what I deem a vital interest to you a well as myself while I was contending with til the energy and perseveranee I possess, against the active opposition of the rival interests of other towns, and tryhn; t0 ovcrcorac the prejudices and doubts of strangers in regard to the future prospects of our city, I find I was being assailed in my rear in a most reckless and malignant manner, by a treacherous friend to me, and a pretoajJonot Although it would hare been far better for 1 . . t 1 if A " 1 1 1 1 1 m concerned, mat a uincrem inounai miouiu hate been selected, to try tho question, I shall MS'Ä " t --0-- - puUic op-miont ani t0 ieave the decision to y0Uf w10 havo known me, in all the relations of life, for twenty years. I ir t i l j. 1-1 . COck - boat became a tender to the larger craft navigated by Mr. Kose, with his Terre Ilaute, office" and ctr. J"" tw her rauroads have madc servient to that city: and by intrigue and management, controlled by tho chquo who rule at Terre Haute, and who use Mr. Ingle for their own purposes. Mr. Ingle took an interest in our d at the f Urt of in compliance with puuiic opinion, becauso to stand entirely alool from so popular a measure, at the time, would have impaired tho prospects or soino of his own personal projects with the public. But . ohcJicnce t0 his Terre 1Iaute Mentors, he early sold his stock and pocketed the cash: he has now no direct pecuniary interest in tho s;ock ana uonas oi mo roau, inai i am W taa W f stew a-ar vw. aa w a m J A v 4101 ard nono of his own money on the issuo o v rre.at nonular and rmUie entemris in I- o- t r - . ' ... which every citizen of the place, whether de pendent on his labor or property for support has a deep stake: and when ho talks of hav in.r naid '"our money to the road." it is cam J f O mon to impose cn you and conceal his man and cunning escape from any direct loss in the stock of the road, in which evcrv cood citizen has been ready to hazard some of his hard earnings. After having by three years of most devo ted and assiduous labors. f which, my fellow citizens, vou have leen witnesses we had so far finished the entiro grading and other work of tho road from hero to tho Crossing, that an expenditure of only about $jU0,0UO will entirely complete it the whole cost of which has been paid . by us from our own an J the Company's resources: and at a moment when I was about to make arrangements for the iron whert the contracts were suspended only that the parties might be Ratified of our responsibility a most unwarrantable assault is made upon the road, its management, and ray " r - - seir to dostroy tho credit of the road and impeach Mr. Smith's and ray own integrity, on which alone tho further progress of the road entirely depended. With what motives thU has j ,eaTe to ym my citizens whoso interests as well as my own. supposed that the growth of tho country, would soon give both road a as much business as they could perform. That our road goes through coal tads of the richest quality in Indian, of fire and ten fect veins, that can be V . , . , f orAnJv ! . also B?ost trucJ Ithat the supply from ItliPsn mtnps nvnr ojirroad will imnmr thn mvcnue3 frora a min(J in the suburl)3 of thu dty is also probible. Hut I presume the city is not to bo commando 1 to stand still, or revolve arounJ Mr- as tho center of its orbit, and luut utiv. ' J iuiwii.i iv w oavi HCl" cd to subservo his personal views. If that he its destiny, it will soon bo smaller in dimensions, and in soul and spirit, than the man of whom it will bo tho representative. Mr. Ingle, conceives in his own vain glorious importance, that ho has built the city; but if this bo true, bis religion should have taught him, that ho ought not have built it entirely 11" .1 f, -a. . ur imseii; oiner peopie b interests aro cmiI tit I .,1 4v-ä-trt-a or ctt Irt f-l t tT u u t0 the machin:ltions of the Tcrre IIaute cliques, ns prompters, and Mr. Inslo as alettor, that all the embarrassments and delay of th0 trai-ht Line kailroaa are to be attnbuwu, iiii'i uiu u mm umiv.uu.es inwu uiey I tlieincl vs hava caused, are now brought im I ' . o r as an accusation ngainst u, and aro set forth las a fulfillment of their sagacious predictions Tha midnitrht incendiarr. who contemnlatos firing a house, may gain tho reputation of a seer by foretelling its destruction. The first attack made upon u by them wai through Mr. Poor, of the 2ew York Il-ulrojd Journal, which wanton act, at the moment wo were going into the New York market with our sccuiitics. was a most malicious and fatal stab; it depreciated our bonds at once 12 or 15 per cent, and rendered them almost unsaleable. I have such moral and circumstantial evidence of tho fact, that I feel certain in my own mind, and think I am warranted in asserting that it was instigated by the Tcrro Haute junto, ami was madc up frora statements furnished by theai. Mr. Ingle, it appears now, connived at it or has sanctioned it since it was done. And this warfare upon our credit and interests has been persistently pursued to the present hour, and has, in Mr Jnglc's long and pointless Expose, been openly declared by manifesto. I have been repeatedly solicited to abandon tho Straight Lino Railroad, and concentrate my interest in tho K. & C. road, and most tempting schemes for operating on tbe stock of the I. & C. road by tho secret sacrifice of the other, have been presented to me, as I believe, with tho knowledge of Mr. Inglf, and urged upon mo with a pood deal of zerl. In the moat positive and decided manner, I replied to all such overtures, that tho Straight Line Road should not bo made subservient to any other interest, nor bo abandoned while I could command the mcana to continue- tho work.Failing to educo me, other warm and intluential friends of tho Straight Line were approached, and in a few wcek3 several of the old supporters and advocates cf our line were found in the Directory of the E. & C. road; and soon began to give us the cold shoulder; and in a few weeks after, were found among the rankest opponents and enemies of the Straight Line Road. This mystery has never j been solved to me; whether they were caught by the tempting bait proffered to me, I do not

know. The same gentlemen were soon after found in the City Council elected as friends of the road, by the friends of tho road; but exerting their power and influence against the woik that their fellow citizens and I mv-

19 f relied on them to support l believe all or Mr. Ingle's statements on which he bases his long tirade of complaints and defamations are untrue, and his conclusions from them aro all equally false. lie says no grade for tho road was determined upon in ma contract; and that the road could be built, up hill and down, as might suit my in terests or whims. The Railroad Company at the bezinninz of their work, and before the contract was made, . . a a, . w fc hxed upon a grade of 3'J feet per mile, for the maximum, as a fundamental rule upon which the road should be constructed, both for tbo overnment of their engineers and contract ors; a fact Mr. Ingle did know or ought to have known and to asstrt the contrary. un der such circumstances, was equivalent to ut tering a falsehood. It is not true, also, that the second and third Divisions of the road will be more expensive and difficult of construction than the first. As it will be built, the second and third divisions, on the average per mile will be less erjxnstve than the first, lo assert the con trary, is proof that he knew nothing about the country, or the route of the road as now proposed to be built; and to make random, hap hazard assertions without any knowledge of the facts, is what no gentleman will ven ture, who has a proper regard for the obliga tions of truth. The assertion that Mr. Moore was discharged from the chief engineership of the road, becauso he was not sufficiently comph ant to the wishes of the contractors is a false hood by insinuation; and exhibits the malicious, suspicious spirit which has prompted the attack. There was always cordial harmo ny between Mr. Moore and the contractors as far as my knowledge extends. The direc tors had limited the .salary of tho engineer for the year at L',oW. air. Smith and myself were the committee to engigeacom petent man; Mr. Moore would not consent to servo us for less than $3,000. To secure his services we took tho responsibility of cngag ing him. and became responsible to him individuilly, each in $250 to make up his salary for about two years. In tho second year of our operations, our prospects became discouraging, from the state of the stock market and the hostility we encountered from open and se cret enemies and rivals, and our work was. reduced to one third the force we had intended to employ. It became necessary in the third year as a duty to tho stockholders to reduce our ofiice and engineering expenses to the re duction of our working force. It was pro posed to reduce the salary of tho President 5!l,000, and the engineer's salary S12o0. Mr. Smith readily assented; but as Mr. Moore could command a larger salary on other r..aJ't working a larger force, he declined to engage for that compensation: but remained with us six months after the reduction o his salary, till he found employment on an other road. Mr. Moore had so thoroughly done Ins work, and left the papers of the of lico in so good a condition that a subordinate was competent to superintend the completion of his work. To an honest mind, seeking truth for fair purposes, it weuld have been suggested that a force of 100 or' 150 men would not justify the employment of an cn ginecr at $o0U0 salary. If we had continued to employ Mr. Moore at a salary of $3000 per annum up to this date, would not the lit tie Lxposer have denounced us for extrava ganco and gross disregard of tho interest o the Company: InKtuUh'a report of March 1, Uie Hock cubicripilons wero rro-tei nt $1,1 WMXXJ in list rii'ilor JJay 1!, Inm, they arc reported at 879,i3 Which Is a rcdu tion of $10,1. In this reduction the Lxpose scents fraud corruption and a gross imposition. A simple tale, which any enquirer niurht have learn from tho ofiice, or by addressing a note to Mr. Smith, will entirely disabuse my fellow-citi zon-t of any erroneous impressions. The stock subscriptions alon the; road were obtained principally bv agents who reported their pro gross, by letter and otherwise to the ofiice. Mr. bmith's first report was made up from unverified statements of agents, still in the field, which formed the only basis he had for a statement. Afterwards when the subscriptions were to bo adjusted, and the obligations executed, it was found that about 20 percent of the amount was encumbered by inadmissible conditions, and defective titles. It was a cautious prudcnce.andacare for the interests ot those who subscribed in good faith that caused the apparent dificit. Tho corrected and veri fied list, was that which formed the basis of Mr. Smith's second report. It will bo apparent to you, my fellow-citizens, how the most innocent and honest fact may be tortured and perverted, and made to assume the hideous appearance of fraud, by the cavils of a petty, malignant spirit, mousing in the dark skulking from the light and wishing to find that which it seeks which is not always the truth. Having disposed of all Mr. Ingle's facts that give any color far his misrepresentations of the road, my colleague and myself, except the contract and tho bonds, I shall consider them in another address to you. If I have in any degree violated, in the language I have employed, the courtesies due to gentlemen, I beg of you to consider the provocation. Your fellow-citizen, WILLARD CARPENTER. Qj At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of Lamasco City, on Saturday night, re.colutions favorable to the union of the two corporations, were considered and recommended. The project seems to meet with favor among all classes of people; and the more the matter is investigated, the more important tho advantages of a united city government appear. We are glad to see that no oppositon is offered to the movement from the representatives of tho two corporations in their official capacity. CO"The Washington National Hotel rat pois oning affair has resulted in the death of at least one individual, Mr. Lenox, of Ohio. He was taken rick, started for home, and died on the way. No ether deaths have been heard of but some are still sick. 07" There are about twenty female physicians in Boston, and the number is gradually increasing. They confine themselves generally to midwifery and the diseases of their own sex. Their success in the former branch tends to ostablish them firmly in families. Ör The canal is in good navigable order and doing a prosperous business. The Southern Indiana and tho P. II. Woodard departed yesterday with full loads of groceries for Terre Haute and intcrmsdiate points.

FEU FC MED II HEATH. Whatlady or gentleman would remain under tho eurae of a disagreeable breath when by uring the"Calm

or.a Thousand Flowers"as a dentifrice would not only render Ittweetbut leave the teeth white a alabaster? Many persona do not know their breath is bad, and the subject Is so delicate their friends will never mention it. Pour a single drop of the Balm" on your tocth-bmh and wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty cent bot tie will last a year. A Knrmct Complexion may easily be acquired by using the "Balm of a Thousand Flowers." It will re move tan, lmplefl.an 1 freckles from the skin, leaving It of a soft and roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops and wash tho face night and morning. Sn&vmo Mdk East. Wet your shaving-brush In either warm orcMd water, nour on two or three drops of "Balm of a Thou sand Flowers." rub the beard well nd It will mnei beutlful soft lather much facilitating the operation of shnving. Price only Fifty Cents. r ctripue oi lo., proprietors. KELLER, FAKISSLF.Y& CO. apj lyd&w Agents for Kvanaville. SPECIAL NOTICES. Notiwiia thierlaeo. tee eenta ner Ifa on n.rfnSOeeata rr liao three times: 30 eenta er liae oma wk: dia. countea looKertime. VVpik, KSTIKHAS, thorinchly aeiaiated with the drygooÄsaadgToeery basiaeu, has had loag experience ia hotS. is an escellent saletmin, and an accomplished Book Keeper would like aaitaatioa which either or all these o,aalifieatioas woeM be available to his em ployers, to whom bs caa givs ths highest references. App'v to the editor of the Journal. ie21-tf .tii:lanl:o(;icai'iis Taken on papers, aad can be seat ta a letter to aay rrt of the worll, without eatra W 45., tpostare. Thev art beauti ful aaa me tuo.t daran pictares now taken. Clir6JO fZ. at the Cfy Gallery. No. 45. IXL "'ILfJs) Maia-it-cet, and hare oat taksa. mhli UOAItUtXU With large aad plessant rooms for tht accommodation of a ceatlemaa andta!y or for l&gte gentlemen, eaa be obtained ia a privat iamily, ia a central location. Apply at this office. . . . fell-tf WOOD! WOOD!! Ordere fur Wood left at Samckl Vickert'S willt prompt!-filled. itlS COAL. The Trie of Coal at tha FCD1AM MINES ! At tho Pit ftonU perbaahel Hauled to any part ot ths city in . " JOHX WYM0ND. Seerctar aad Manager. febj TKMPf.K Or IIM.tOil. EvanivilW Temple of Honor No. 1 meets every Thursday evening lathe Hall, oa Water street, over tho Canal Baak. K. W. P0I.NTD2XTER. W. C. T. A. J. O'REILLY. W. E. Beacon Light Social Temple No. 15, meets svery alternate FrM-r evening as above. JOHN HYDE. B. P. T. C. W. RUDYARD. B. It. jan20'57-ly foii Tin: joctcxAi,. I never 'spired tew bo a poit, (I need'at tell. I 'spots on no it:) But if I thawt there's virtu init Dara'd if I wouM'nt in a ml nit! But when you tawk of dog'ratypia, J Webster's round and takes del its ia; Ded or 'live he'll stamp your feetura. Aad "babis" tsw. deer little creeturs. On paper, iron, launr plate, He'll 6 yewrshadder ears as fate. So aatral aad so trew to life, Whoa yew're away 'twill fool yewr wife. av2-dtf TILKrtTOX'a Galley. IIOIJ.OWWS IMI.L WO OI.TMK.T Paeeiag through the absorbent into tbo inferior orgaas. this (Matment acts like a mago h.lam oa ths inflamed aad irritated par's, hile the Pills y their action on tbe blood aeutralite the elements of dieaee. Bold at the maaalaetnrice. No. Hrt laida Laao. New-Yorkaad No. 244 Straad, Loadon, aad by all droggisu at 25o 62e .and lprboa. mhl3-lwdw nitltüTOIK sit 114 kl It 1 1. 1, A. Tho oldest, th purest sad the al t reliable preparation of the kind, is now maauia-ter4 in a nigiiy etneeatrated form. Witt, i proved tnaeh inert, by the underaigned. who are tho nolo pro nrietore f thle pre-eminent eure for 8crofola. Skin diaae, general deeiltt. t.. and a'eo of Kemp's Worm Patilles and lmmdiso ors for Worms, ena'aiaingno mcreury. Sold by D. T. Laamaa k Co ., wholeealo draggiet. t ater sirecs. vrs aaa ay auerageiete at sue pcrbotti. onzj-iwdw UOOKI.A.VD'M C Kit MAN HITTERS. ME GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY. J.M. Mci.ttizr. Dovlestown. fa.. Jone 20. 1JJ. says kly wife has ta aßlicte with a nervous debility sinco September. IMi, sines which time I have Isen unable to Cad aay phjtiviaa r tpediieno that would benefit her ia ths ieat. natu oaeoav I eallela. the atoro of Ur llarvev.of tlis twa. for some tiacture of iron, aad d 'scribed to him the aClictioas of my wife: ho then handed mo a lot of papers to read, amongwhich I found ono deacribing yonrGtrman Ititters. 1 Immediately procured a few bottles from n m and am pleased to tat' tht tho ne of ths Bitter has dons her more good than all the-raedieines she ha heretolore taken. I wiahyon to sead me a half doten bottles." See advertisement. mhI3 A Vai. UAM.it Rkwkiv. The unqualified tcetimony la favor Of Dr. CavaaaajiVs valeabtlo medicine, to betooad ia nr advertising column to-tfa . will rommead itaelftotho attention and apptreif tion of oar r adtrs, from thokaowa hicH eharaeter ao pAitin of the eentleman who make this voluntary tribute to the Dr. 'a kill. Chicaio iMilr Jour. The ahvo aotiee fr.-m urotempr.rarv. has specie) reference lo the eer'ificaie of II. N. II al l. Kq.. ia favor of ths eflicaey of lit. Cavaaangli's Tile Salee, which is advertised in nnr eolnma. lor sale iy mhli KKLLER Si WHITE. tfr lloofland's Oermm Bitters, prepared and coll by Dr Jaekeoa. at the ft-rmma Vedieat Store. i Areh etreet. thU1e!phta. da'lr increase ia their ell-deiervedeelebrity for tho 'ire of all dincwi sriiag from 4f retirement of the liver. Thea Pi'tr have, indeed, proved a bleeaing to the sfilieted. who ehiw their gratitude by the rooit flattering testimonials Thig medicine tin retiMlehed for itelf n Dni that competiura. however wily their sehemee. or ee daeMvctheir prnmine. csanot reeh. It gained tho public rooflJnee iy t imaien hen-nte have been derived (rnm it. and will ever maintain iu position. See advertiaemrnt. mM3 0!t STCAMOU BTSEF.T, KTWriJ I AI AMD V1R8T BTRKKTF, Kvanvlllc, Ind. rwi RE subscriber T-as jut r-tnmed from the East with JL Urge stock of Foreirn and Domeftio Liquors aad Ha vaaa Ciaars. Iii stock tontains the beet hind of Frnch Brandies; Jemikiea Rnm; Pol!nd Oia: Cherry Wine: 1'ourboa WhUky; Kya do; Ohio Catawba; A bear n the; Madeira Wine; Pert do; M o n on gahela Whisky ; Irina do; Rhino Wins; Anieaette; Corscoa; Mawiao. PnncH Ensens And all other kinds of fsney Bittere. Tho above articlee will be kept Anetaatiy oa band and sold at tie mwen rate tv ocp-dw II. ANflPACIIRR. nim VMK n nU:RVHKAT.-o stcks nek heat Flour: 10 boi-s prina W R. fh-eae. ree'J by railroad and for sale by janU iinKKKijtjUH.viu.N. C LOVER seed wanted by drc20 E. . ttSBCOClv. HIT 1. 15, FLOW I : ItS, KI' DX, ItOOTS. RM PORT ED direct from Dollsad, and forale bv J.J. PENXlVr.TOX, Uyaeiaths 12 sorts iontis Ked. do ............ Rc, Do Do a do Dark Plus. . do Light Bins. C do DouMeRlue. do DooMo Yalloa do lnHe White Do Io Do Do Do Tai ire 4 do Whito and Yellow, iei color. Dnble. ... 12 sorts. ...1J do Crown Imperial Amrriiis . Jns.htne. .Regime d'lTclland. Do Ore ens sorts. Anuemene " in. Rsnoncnles 1 do. Jnnquilies Mllia. 12 do. With a largo variety of choice Flowers and Vegetable Seeds. ' Sto.n.ri:RKnn. ukkv akd toxi;ui;s. Ifflft evtra Sugar cured ried Beef. 50 do do so Touruos. rc'd this dar by UU . II. roon k sov. FRFH n LTIMOrtK OYSTFTIS Waahall bo In receipt af fvsh Oysters every day n'l the ose of the season. fe23 7.. IT. TOOK k SOV. CT RECfvIYFTV ion box e W. R. Cheese: 25 bxs English Dairy; I do Natmeg Cheese by raMJ TEXNEYAr SORENSOX. UNION BAKEBY! TUE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY. CRACKERS AT WHOLK8ALK AD It KT A IL. fipn E undersigned comtantly keeps cn haad a large 'assortnontoifreah Water. Buttar and Suear Craoacra. and alao of Soda. Pilot aad Naval Bread, which being manufaotarad bv ths latest imrtoved Msehiaery. ther eanbaaoldat aa low a cries as ia aay plaes ia tha West, aad are notexcelled In quality by aay other maa a factory In tho country. A largo , etockalwayeoa haadat say shop, oa Water street between. Rveamora and Vina.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES. Oas s lvars. ta liaes or less, oas time. SOe: tbrst trass. 1 ; aswttk. Ii öu; two weoks. 92 60; one meath, 4; three noBtas.e? . sizmoains, am; ono year, 15 year, eis. Discount oa larvsr advertiaemeau. Cards of six liaes or vader. rer annnm. No eharte tor marriage, death or religious aotiees. Fe FUrVDIKlCII JL ISltOS, HAVE inst received from their well kaswa Baltimore

t'rtaeipees; Popular Havana Operas; La Bloomcr; La Itabrlla Ciorj; Jenny Lind do; Star do; Half SpsaiihCif tri: J. C.K.J. do; Five Brothirs' Ctfs; Regalia do; London do; rmta Clears: Wricht's Cat and Dry Smoking Totaeeo; Haml't'sbesi V irjlLia Tobacco; Wandertag Je do do; Fig Leaf do best; Phenchal do; T. Keea'e Virginia do: Pill Täte' do do: fO Y. barrel Smoking Torceo. We bare many other thiagtia oar line too aumeroui to tneotin . Oar stock is oae of the 1 rieft ia our line ia tho State. We hxrt all the advantages of aay other hare ia oar line. Aad we can alao sU 2 per cent cheaper thaaaay other hone la tue täte oi Ionian. tanifc-zta KKW ARRIVAL OP SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING! AT THE WESTEKW 8TABÜ A. LOBESSTIXE. MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN CLOTHING AND FUKXISIIING GOODS. HAS i a it leceivodand now opened a complete assonmsat of Cloth. OMsimsre. Linen aad Nattia Coata. Pania. esis, Shiru andtrawers, ilau. Caps, Trunks. alisos aad Carp t bags. Also a lot of very Has Broad Cloths. Cassimeres. Linea aad llareeillcs. which gooda be made to order at tha vera-lowo-t prices with n eat n eaa aad dispatch. By Calling at tha Western star below tne ravuun Jiotel. yon will be eon viaoed of tho above by pihlG A. LOBKNSTIXK. FOlt SALC. xa A O TrrrX snitabl A OOOD TOUXa HORSE, five rears old table for buggy, rsy or farm. Also, ayonng of well-matched oxen, aad several thonaStrawberry Plants, of the moat am roved varit-ty, from Harrys ceiebrstea nureervat Kocheit'r, Ne York. AppWto ANDREW ERSKINE. Centre Township. Marsh h, 157 mhlfi-Stdlw IHNSOLUTIOI OF I'AltXNF.lCMlll1 rinUE partnrhip heretofore existing between THOMAS CONYNGTON and JOHN 1IEALY. under tha Srm aaJatyleefT. CUS1KÜTÜS F. ia this cay diaeolve br win nai eoaaenc. JOHN iIKALY having bought out ths entire interest o his Ute rartpsr. will hereafter carry oa ths Book and Sta tioaaiv Luaiuess in his own name at the old etand. corner o Main ana rtratatrcots. .itner party laautoorued to nee tho name of tho firm for tho purpose or settlement. THOMAS CONYNGTON. mhlS JOHN IIBALY. ipVI'RKBH FACTORY" COTTON YARN. UK) bags of this lavorito brand, for salt lower for tbo quality than aay other yarn tn the market. mhl6 S. K. til LBKRT k CO.. Sjcamoro efreet S VHT RKCKIVKP.iW 100 boxes mixed Piekles; Yd boxes Gherkins: 25 25 do pickled Onions; 25 do i ieklcd Cabbage; do ao x eppers, lor sie low ov TRNNKYdf SOREXSON. Dh13 sTt'KT IlKCKIVKR.JP l"0 boxes paprrod Salartox loo do do Soda: 100 box Tomato Catsup, fo sals by mhl3 Ton K 1 K SU Kt.su . CHT RECEIVKD. 20 pipes Brandy direct Imports nsr tion ay mail tk.iki ä aiKfc3U. . UT UKCKIVED. 50 cases Old Holland's vary nies W by mill) TWSr V k SOKK30. U8T UliCHU'UD. SO esses Mills' Stomach Bitters CV a real blood puribtr, by mh!3 TEXXEY & SOREXSON. TMK HAZARD TOWDKR COMPANY. . at AxuvACTuaKaa and okalkes ik CSmXL Dp ce cL II H A VING redaoed their prices to correspond with tho re All dueed cost of Saltpetre, continue to offer their well known brands of Klsctsic Ixdiabj Riflk end Kkstccky RirLKl'owder. In kegs aad eaaisters. Also Ounpowder for Blotting and Mining, eom prising a full assortment ot qualitie aad kiada required by ths trads, guaranteed to give ontrrs satisfaction. The etandard of their Powder, which haa now enjoyed the highest reput. tion for more than twenty-Bre yeara. will bo ton aa unsurpassed ay an otner manmactnrsot us kind la too worio. ' For sale by tho principal dealers, and also at the office of th Coraraay, e. BJ wail, oor. Water street. ew iork. A. U. HAZARD. Presideat A. K. Douoi.Aaa. fee'y. mh4-6md 1 s(k LBS Hemp sack Twine: coils Hemp raekingi 1UU 15dot Hearth Brooms: 15 dos ass'd W hist : S do Cotton Mops: 0 do do Brooms, fast ree'l by mbio Z. H. COOK k SOX. TZ aTxl BAGS asaorted Shot: 1000 bar Lead, for sals Ij fel2 Z. II. COOK SON. 7 UK ELIMS NAILS. Ao kegs 8'4 Mils; fo kegs I0'1 Xails; 25 do It do; 25 do 10 do; 21 do 20 dot 20 do do. 15 do 4 dot 15 do 3 do: 25 assorted Fiaishiag Nails, int ree'd bv z. H. cook SON. 7fC BOX EH largo Hamburg Cheese ree'd and for sale by avV-O c I. k D. HEIM ANN. NUT1CE. WE have for sale four fine VOUXO HORSES, well broke for family nse. Also ono gray Mare with foal, and will aell them low for caah aihm Z. H. COOK k SON. AD.TIINISTlCATOIt'S SALI). GUNS aad Gun Smith Toole, on Thursday. March 19th. at lOo'clck.ws will sell st suction at our Sals Room. IX good Rifles and several old Gans, aad all tho gun smith Touts, belonging to tho estate of Allen Korcroae, deceased, eetieieting of one Bellowe and Anvils. Vieoe. Saws, oaetaraiag Laths, aad a general variety of Tools belonging to tha Gna mith busiaess. TKKMS All sumsof 95 and ander. eah, over 5. a credit of three months wall bo given tho pnrchsscr, giving note bearing intercut from date, with arpvovrd security, without relief from valuation or appraisetnantlaws wihlo-tdo WOOLSEV i; NELSON, Aoct'r. 7r BOXEM Tobacco, all best brands; eJ M do Hamburg Cheese; TO bblsXuts S. 8. Almonde. Brsttl. Filbert. Peanuts; loo reams small, med. and larere wrapping Paper, Ifioo u p. B. W. Flour: so.uoo Cuba Sixes Cigars; 20, fro Flora do Cabaaas Cigars; 25.000 Rosa ds Saatisgo do, receive! aid for aale bv fel8 I. M D. HEIMANN. nnon 4CCO. 100 boxes Ya.. Ky. and Mo., asserted l-1 i : . ; . a. uuatitiea lureaie ii telV GEO. FOSTER ft CO. rTMIOICE I. MOLKSE$.-125 whole snd half Ibis im ttasorder. for sale by. 8. E. GILBERT k CO. fe2t yearn ore "tret C '0- AKDC:ilKEKK. K P 71' lb lbs prime Easten Cheae. an extra srtielei lyXllls Bacon Hams and Shoulders, iuot ree'd snd fo salsby KAMI KI, VICKERi. f2t corner sisin and secoad streets. yi.W COOKM NEW IIOOKSII JAUL FANR.lyN. P Willls-his new novel: 11 TH9. NIGHT WATCH, a Tale of Social Lifo in tha south few end clever novel. FANN FERN'S PLAY-DAY ROOK just nsw; GODKV'S LAP! KS' HOOK for February; YANKEE NOTIONS for do: RECOLLECTION OF A LIFE TIME by Goodrich a most interestms ana instructive worx. Also a lotof alentines ia great variety at jsa27 DOBELL & LISTER'S. trVROOMB. BUCRF:T8 AAD TIBS.-A largo and a eompieto assortmer.t in store aao loreaiei.y hl2 SAM'L VICKERY. i"MKW CROP fAntlXgEED.-?ooo papers Land 1M rrths oelebratod assorted Seeds, for sale by taaia SAM'L VICKERY. C1R ADI.KH U Af.OS AAD CABS.-2,' dot ass'd in stors aad for ssle by inj SASS'i, s ICKKKYi Cl'HT HKCEIVKR Sbagsprimt Rio Coffee; k 2 bags prime Rio Coffee Roaated; 2 do do Java do: 5 bbla S. O. Snrar itrim. lorsaie ey luniz SAM'L VICKERY. a7flr tf"H BUSHEL prime Ear Cora, ree'd per railroad axsH.y by mhli Z. H. COOK A SON. fJOPLMl fiIIIX(;LKH.-50.CO0 Potlsr Shingles. "jast leceivod o ummiiuidi &ni will ha mlil w . w cioss ty ieZ3 E. 8. BABCOCK. KKW PAIXT MIOI. ,15 ESS RS SUMMERS k WOODS, mo-t resDeetfullr 111 a u no on o a co laiciiiiinioi EiTtaiTiu. ..ti vi.t.it. that they have assoeiatel themselves together ia business, for the purpose of carrying on House. Sign and Pictorial raiutinc. sad Core, tbat tv strict attention ta hnsiaaai. moderate charge sod a workman-like execution of all job entrusted to them to zeceivo a liberal share of pablio pat ronage. N. B. Wood letters of vsrionsetvles aad aixeeesrvsd snd gil led to order at short notice, f Iso devices for Banners, Odd Fellow and Masoaie Regalia. Firemen's bsts. csps. Ao. painted in tho most tasttfnl manner. Shop oa Locust street between nrstaaa water. n FOIK REMT Olt LEASR. TWO bnsinsss houses oa Main street, between 3d and 4th. will bo leaeed for a term of years, at a low raat if sp iled for soon to mb5-4t r'-.i.. GUS.-50doi fresh Eggs just received and for sale y folS Coraer Maio and 8cw. TO LI.MK BLRAKR8. 20 kegs Du Pont's blasting Powder; COoo feetoafetylnsojnst ree'd by labia VICKERY & JOHNSTON. ?IAItCII ITIAGAZlItESiX H HOUSEHOLD WORDS, by Chae. Diekeo: SCHOOLFELLOW: PUTNAM'S MONTHLY; Knickerbocker: Graham, Lealies' Journal; Lealies' Gexetteof Fashion; ro.taa...v.dbybyi..t rX)BELL ft LISTER'S , B t.AitusMJli4 Cards, aot OBSJ A stock of Del aro cx aaeat Daauak enamlid so they can bo wru en

75 do 4) do 50 do no do 75 do 40 do 100 do IJO do 75 do SO do 60 do 500 do 20 do 60 Bosos M do 20 do 25 kcgi 15 boxes 25 do

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MISS MARRYATT'8 JIKW NOVEL! HEKfiY LYLE: LIFE AKD EXISTENCE. By Hiss Amelia IXarryatt. Danglitcr of the late Gapt Iflarrjatt 12m.. Cloth, 420 pages, PRICE ONK DOLLAR. What thtPrt$$n say Iltnry Lflt. wSTTK hops to see this took ia every weU-selected V Library. It is worthy of a lato amoagUs tatst worVeof aay era "(Eraser's Magatiao. "It is a crushing rebuke to tho teadeaeyof the preeeLt generation to intdelity." London Atbeainm. ' o have seldom had aa opportnatty of eajcyiag a mora iaseiaatiag or a more instructive novel." Tsibuao. rno lady writes la astyisto pisass toe people in so well and ao skillfully as her father did Get a copy of ileary Ljle' forthwith." Times. Pabllihedby OAR2ETT, DICC t FITZGERALD, No. It Ann street, J"ew-Yetk. Also, for sals ky Vookaollersia this place. Copies of tbo above book eeatto any address Frss of T St ags bead Cash Order- to tie rublUhers. Editors of Cooatrv X ewspaners riviag the akovo ed vertieement three promisor t insertions, alling att nticn tonhsiams la ths editorial eo!nma. aal sending a msrted eopy of tho psper to tho Patlithtrs. will receive "Bexby Ltlk" per return of mail, frs of postseo. mhl2-lwdw L.OST, A BLACK, covered Pocket Memoranda book, with my name inside, containing eoVcral taiera. I will av Tsn Dollars rs ward for its recovery. mhli 2td juii.x r a kskll, Keeirflsr. . KIO COFFER. 30 bags Teo'd per Eetir-e sale by mhl3 8. K. GILBERT k CO. HOIi'K RICE. 5 tierces rce'd per Edipeo. for sals hr I tahli S. E. GlLliVKT kVO. SARD STKARINK CANDLEH. 25 bosee Te foT" sals very low by mhli S. E. GILBERT & CO. rf lllflK PVTItt nilflt II. 2000 lie for aale t y S. U. GILBERT A?r. iiJ mhi2 S tAL KODA. casks ree'd per Eclipse, for sals br . mhil S. . (ilLDLKI & CU. IlOWAUXk ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS O all persons afflicted with Sexual Dissssss. such a Sri". KM ATOkKHlKA, SeMIXAI.. WEAKSE9S. IkirOTCXCK. Ooso osoaaHCKA. Gleet. Srrmus. the Vice of Oxasum or kls " AKUhE. k-. so Tls HO WARD ASSOCIATION, in view of ths awfnl do-' struction of human life, caused by Sexaal diseuts.aadtbt dcoeptioas practiced npon the nnfortni ate victims of sacb dis eases by Quacks, nave directed tneir venaaluag Saraeoa. ae a Charitable Aot worthy of their name, to give Medical Advico Oratis. to all persons thus sfflictcd, apt ly ty letur. with a description oi their condition, (ego oecnpation. hsbits of ine.&e..) ana in eaea oi cxtraue poverty aaO avBeriag. to FraMsii Mi.mci.ns.s FasK or Chahok. Tbo Howard Association is a Venovolent institution, estab lished by special eodoamrrt. for tbo relief ot tbe sick and OistToaeed. amietea wuti t lrnleatand fcpideniie Uiaoaees. It has now a aurplas of mea s, which the Directors bava voted to expend in advertisiag tha above notice. It is tedIess to sdd that ths Association commsnds tbo highest Mtdaeal skill tho age. and will furaiah tha most appro modern treatment. last Pablshed. by the Association, a report on Spermatorrhoea, or Semittal Weakaess.tbs vies of Onsaism. Masturbation or Solt-Abose. aad other Diseases et ths Ssxaal Orgaus. by the Consulting turgo. which will to sent by msil.iin a sesl d cave lope) fsek cr ciiakce, ob tnereeeipt o I Two stamps for postsge. AdJ'oie. Dr. )EO. K. CALHOUN, Consaltine; Surgson. Howard Areueiatiou. No. 2 Sonth NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the t'ireetore. EZRA D. I1EARTWELL. PreeldenC . GEO. FAIRCRILD, Secretary. fsl8-S7Ir U llaf DO 7. ass'd Hemp Manilla aad grsss Bod Cotta; m.WJF 50 ds ass'd cotton Cords: 30 bales cotton Twins. - Inr sale by fei Z.H. COOK k SON. TW m BOX KS prime New-York Hamburgh Cheese, ree'd l3P perrailr..dby felt Z. H. COOK k SON. Jl'f;AIl.-25 hhdsjust ree'd frrrale by fei S. K. GILBERT k CO. C. JEWELL k CO., have just received IS caaes Bleeched Maalia; 10 cases ass'd Cottonsdes; 9 do summer 1 weeds; 7 do Denims: 2 do t Jeans; 2 do Shepherd Checks; 2 do Marrei lies Costing; 3 do Apron do; 1 do Cadet Mixtore; 1 do Srani.h linen eoat'a; 4 do Linen Drilling: 3 do Col'd Cambrics; 4 do Cheek Ceatiags; 2 do Brown Liaen. ear. Vine and Kirat-au. saLS PC. JKWKLL k CO,, hav in stors new ready 100 bales Brown Sheeting ; Kj pieces break t 15 tales M-irting Stripes; 25 do Carpetiag: 10 do Brown Drillings; 10 do Oil Cloihj 7 do assorted Tickings: 60 do Canvass; IS do floe Uableaohed Sheet'g; 20 do Padding, eomerTlno and irst-su. cb3 W 0. JEWELL & CO bsvs also 15 pieoaaSammor Caaaimerce; so ptecee Summer Costing; fiOieces rieh col'd Silks; Z do col'd Tabby Velvtu; in do Florence silks; 2.1 OiapoShsals: so do black Silks; 75Silks Maat.llat: coi'd aad bl'k silk Shs wis; 75 Challi Shawls; s liebane .ha.ls; 7U bilk Scarf, corner Tins aad rirs -su. BhS tjRT eases Men's blsek aad colored Wool Hats; anas 30 do do do do Fur do; 30 oases soys' block and colored Hats: 10 do Palm Hau; 15 cssss Leghorn lists; 25 do ae'd col'd silk Bonnets; 'O caaos ass'd etraw Boa acta, ia a part only of onr atoch fa c-ia liao of Goods, which wo have alrrady reeeiv-d aad onVr to tho public at low prices saJ oa good terns please give vs a esll at our store, eoraer Viae as d First-street. Evtnaville, Ind. nbS J. C. JKWllLl. ii CO. nfejAILld, AC IM I.Ki kega Belmont Work) Nails aaserted aises; SO bbla Ta CUer Vinegar; 3M) boxes Window Gissssrsorted sites: SL do Pickels la gallon. W gallon and qaarts; i 15 eaees Sardinia 4 and 4 boxes; 10 do Lobsters in 2 lb raus; 25 do Cove Ousters in 2 lb aad lib can't 50 boxes Tomato Catchup: 75 bxs Pepper Sncs; 60 do Gorman Soap, 75 baa Palm bap; 2uO do fancy Soap, ree'd aad for sale by fel8 I. k D. HEIMANN. MESSRS. DOBELL k LISTER, of EvantvUle. are the Agents for getting subscrib es to the American Jonrnsl oi tduca loa aad College Review; published la New-York by Dr. Peter. F. HUNTER. Jr. ICZ7-XW0AW General Asa at. ORA.VISK-i AAD LKIOAS.-25boxel Oranges; 25 boxe Lemoas. received aad for aale by h4 PRESTOE BROS. wlU ll -COhhd prims New Orleaas Surars: S3 5 khds Cls rifled Sugars; 20 Ibis Crushed Sugar; 2 do Loaf do; 10 do PulTenie-i. mt4 PRESTON BROS. SHJAIIS IfUOE MOL VSSKH.-iOttl.; 2.1 halt bbla. ju.t reecitvd sad fot sale by ah5 . PRESTON BRQ.t. SVS DR I I.H -25 bb!s Tar; loo cos It rot m ; .V) dctWuh Boards; 210 loiee Window Clais; 40 bags 8pfcs jnat ree'd aad for sals by mbt RESTON BROS. .Til I.I, FOlt SALE. t WIS II to diepoae of my Steam Flouring Mill and grounda in the cityol ew Albaay. lad., oa the corner of suto and Elniatreete. lie bnilding is Hi feet front. 100 feet dec p. four stories tiigh.subatantislly l ailtof hard brick on a strong stone foundation laid la wnterlime. The Mill ie in perfect running order, can make .KO barrel of four la 24 boa re. aad is eanvenientto tho depots of tho N. A. k S. aad Jeffersoaville Railroads, aad the OI io river. Tbia property will be sol J low aad f a easy payments. mh4 (N. A. Tribune) JAS. MARSHALL. gHOWK F XMILY MINTARD - I"Odoi Ibcsns; 50 dos . sans: 50 do 1 lb do. warranted Pure by . Z. H. COOK k SON. mb TIIU ItEW YOICK IIAKEKY AIIEAIJI STILL. flIIIS popular establishment has recently mads extensiv JL arraagemeau for tho mann :ncU re of Batter. Sogar. Boston. Soda. Pic Nie, Watsr and Oyster Crackers; Pilot Bread. &e., &e. together with a good assortment of Loaf Bread. Cakee end Pieo. Tho subscriber has also purchased tho Patent Right for tbo maaafasturs of Cram k Paul's PATENT LOAF BREAD! Made by machinery, which possesses many superior qualities over tbo oldstyls of manufacture. Tho Bread has tho advaatsges cf being more nai form much handsomer aad white in appearaaea thaa bread heretofore made It keeps mach longer, and is -ot objectionable for use when a week old. It musi baadsomely as ths flaest Poand Cake, and without waato. It goes further aad is coming into general nseia families not accustomed to "BAKtVK'a BaxAii." all who nse Baker's Bread aro iavitod to give this asw article a trial. aTS" Families esn be supplied tthcirdoori with aay artiel in my lino, fresh front tho oven. afjf-coaatry oroero boo min inn me river, promptly filled aad smvereo. at me .w uasery. oar tratet.. or posits ths Pottofies mh4-3m J. C. GAUNT. tSJWKKT POTATO KS. 15 bbls Sweet PoU oes. ree'd kTV on eonaignmeni aao tor saio cy I. & D. UEIMAXN. FKA MTS. Jo t rseeived per steamer Aatelope. bags of Pea Not, aad for a to ehaap by fczs sButitttc liiüus, . 47 Mala-strset. f71LHKRT8. S bags just ree'd rereteamer Aatelope. M aadlorssloby WUEKLER SIUGS. fe2S No. 47 Main-street. fMimi. 50 kitts No. S Mackerel: Jl 25 kitts No. 1 Mackerel; 40 kitts No S Msoksrsl; 25 qsirter bbls No 2: 25 nuarter bbls No. 1: 15 half do do 2; 15 half do do 3; 25 bbls No. I, No 2 aad 2; 4 drums Codfish, and for sals fe2d WUEKLER de RIGGS. by CODFDH.-20tOlbs priuo new Ctdfish; loo boxes No. 1 Herrings, just ree'd snd must bo sold j or.eww " w S3 a T a-a aNEW COOKS! V IFR of Charles Sumner; aJL Private Ccrrsspondeaee of Daniel Webber: Olmsted's Texas Journey; Tbo Queen's Fate; Lee'e Canterbury Talee; The Prince of tio Houaeef David, fto.. fte.. loot ree'd sndfortalsby jsn27 T. COXVNüTON ü CO. Pin 1MB RIO COFF::K.-75 ts Prims Eastern Rio Aa Coffee, reo'd thia dav bv mk4 Z. U. COOK ft SON. O BAGS assorted Cotton Tara; rjr a oaga oo urpnioiiii 40 bales Cotton Bauiag; 10 bales Caadle Wick, faxt reo'd by mbt Z. II. COOK k SON. wPT BXS Tomato Cataup: 25 bxs Per-er Saaeo; awF ju ix aj' ngiaa orm, iui reo'o ey

mh4 Z. ii. COOK & SON