Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 207, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 March 1857 — Page 2

fluntaL P. Y. CARLILE, EDITOB. , C. K.. DKF.W, J.. LOÖAL EDITOR. EVANSVILLE: SATURDAY MORNINTG:.:::-::::MARCH 23 The State Benevolent Institution!. A convention of the Trustees and Superin tendent of all the Stato Benevolent Tnstitutions was held at Indianapolis on Wednesday, t whfefi tW.ilI Wr.l afoiirh TWituiinn was J. present. After a raaluiu consideration of the present condition of the Institutions under their charge, they determined that some Legulative provisions must be made immediately to ure the necessity of closing them, and turning their inmates out again upon the world. The following memorial to the Govrnor was unanimously adopted: Hrtv A V WiI.LARD Governor Xr.f Hm: The undersigned. Superintendents and Trustees of the several Iienevolent Institutions of the State, met this day in the Uipitol, for m . - a ... a I tne purpose oi lamng into consideration inctr condition and prospects, in view of the failure of tho Legislature either to. provide means for the support, or to make an appropriation for current expenditures. mi a sw vj 1D9 numwr oi inmates oi tnese institutions, receiving their bone tits, and to whom the peo - I r! of thn Stftt hiv h thftrtn and int . "".. .-;.. rilling to extend their chanties, with liberal hand, is very nearly as follows: Hospital for the Insane. ----- 2G0 Deaf and Dumb. ------- 1G0 Blind. CO Total, 480 Upon some of these the light of re-awakened intellect is just beginning to dawn Mine are raving within the walls of the Hospital, others, whom God has deprived of the sense of sound or sight, are being fitted for usefulness, with minds expand ng with intelligence, and hands u u c i - v - acquiring the habits of industry. The interest of these facts is not lessened by the knowledge that the large proportion of these un Tortunates luve come ironi tne habitations or the poor and humble, and some hare neither homes JrWsiiTMwitL,tth vrii.i .K in,,;,,,. tions. To send them thus abroad would be the very height of cruelty. Under the circumstances we feel deeply im-1 pressed with the importance of continuing the I Institutions and we feel well assured that if the voice of this noble people could be heard I it would com3 up as the voice of one man in favor of the policy we have indicated. The generous sympathy they have manifested in our efforts, the prids they take in these in-1 stitutions. the cheerfulness with which they famish tho annual contributions for their support, all show that in these respects the

people are capable of rising above all party I there. There are some sins for which no peuconsiderations. laity is provided, simply because they are so

There aro three courses of policy which maybe pursued in regard to the benevolent institutions. FiftsTThey may be kept in operations by the Executive officers, by obtaining money and appropriating it m violation of law, and accumulating a burden to be met hereafter by J our people. . Second, lhey may be closed peremptorily, and the unfortunate inmates, returned to des olate and uncomfortable homes, or thrown upon the cold charities of the world. fHiiiP, lue constitutional power of the Governor maybe exercised to ra-assemblo the Legislature, and let them assume the responsiuiuty oi whatever may be concluded upon, ue iiioir action wiiai, n may, me uov ernorwill have done his whole dutv, and have washid his own hand? from all blame or responsibility. In our opinion it is the only legitimate, just, and lawful remedy, rust ingthat your Excellency will view tho matter as we do, and convene the Legislative De partment at an earlj day, we are very re pectfully, &c. A committtee having waited on the Gov ernor, received the following answer: IxDiAXArous, March 23, 1837. Gestlemem:- Your communication of this date is received, and I shall at an early day consider the suggestions you have made. I feel every disposition to sustain the institutions which are under jour charge, so far a my executive duties will permit. And whenever the Legislative Department of the State exhibits a willingness to co-operate, they shall have every opportunity which I can afford them, by employing all the powers vested in tho executive of the State by the Constitution. Very Respectfully, ASUUELP. WILLAKD. Meösks. James 3. Atuon & Others, Indianapolis. Tho reply of the Governor is too non-committal and unsatisfactory; and evinces the dis position which we have attributed to him, to carry on the government by his own sole authority; although an ardent democrat he is fond of the "one man power" when the authority is in his own hands, lie will take care of the institutions so far "as my executive duties will permit" "And whenever the Legislative Department exhibits a willin;ncss to co-operato he will give them the opportunity." Who constituted him the judge of "their willingness" and even were he the arbiter how Is he to determine to dctcimine the fact of "their willingness" till he calls them together and tests "their willingness." Tho State of Indiana has now her Dictator who exhibits a disposition to retain and exercise his power, and the only way to dethrone him is for the people of all classes and parties to command him to yield. The fundamental principle of our Democratic government is, that'each co-ordinate branch, is entirely independent of the other, neither amenable nor responsible to its fellows. The Executive has a simple duty to perform under the constitution, and it is neither his province nor right, to enquire what the other independent co-ordinate branches of the government have done, may do, or what they have a willingness to do." They arc not amenable to him; he is not constituted a judge of their actions or their "willingness' to act The constitution prescribes his duty, and he has sworn to perform it. The same high tu

thority prescribes theirs, and they ro bound

by the same solemn obligations to thtir performance; and each sUnds or falls by itself, from Terdict of their sole judges and masters, the people of the Stale. The Governor has but one duty to perform; to cll the Legislature to Kether, and if they fail of their duty, the peo ple will hold them to an account and will affix the penalty for their riolition of their obligations and their o.Uh, without the interference or aid of Governor Willard. (TAU unprejudiced and conservative men "ill be rejoiced to learn that the Hon. Robert "Walker a man of pre-eminent ability whose views rise above the temporary inter ests of psrty, and are too expanded for sec tioml prejudices has accepted the trovernor ship of Kansas. lie is indefatigable, eneret c. and self-reliant. Mr. Iiuchanan and the country, are fortunate in their choice; for it guarantee that peace and right will be maintained in the territory. kaix. is a remarkatie lact mat wane rams have prevailed all around us, within the last week scarcely a drop has fallen upon our .wt,ft ,nA ,If.rna n tn ,,, .. , ... . t. , , ,a"c" wt "1C ",,u "MCU fcUW J"1 uc Vincenncs and Princeton papers give us most refreshing accounts of genial rains and showers - hü i nr snfftmn" in dust and ashes .n, .. . , , . Th f ...oft. cava n Mnnilitf ami I iiociUv "" ..... ........ morning?, wo were visuca oy neavy rains, ac Icompanied with freouenr. and deep peals of thunder and vivid lighthning. The rains were L.,.1, i.,! ;n wn mnntrv MV wwooo J B Legislative DrsocnEit seems to be a pre vailing epidemic of the season. Some remedy is certainly demandql by tho public safety and peace ag iinst the disorganizing, factious spirit that has invaded cur Legislative Halls. If law - makers Lavu LeCiine lawless, laws will , n . tr -.u t i lo.;o all their moral force with the people. 1 r When respect for law is destroyed, force must rule, and liberty is gone. A Ietter from Washington to the Louisville iA . , r . . ... Democrat contains the following intelligence rrom Minnesota: I heard a story to-day about the doings in the Legislature of Minnesota, that surpasses any legislative doings extant. The minority in the Council or Senate determined to de feat the proposition to remove the seat of gov ernment. They had the Chairman, and he refused to put the vote. He kept his seat, land refused to put tho vote to adjourn. The body sat in the room locked up, under a call of the House, seven days and night. Iho doings during their Ion imprisonment were of a piece with the con lud that kept them bad no one expected th ay would be commit ted. These legislative disorders are among the class. There is a gnat contrast between the free and slave States presented at the scat of gov ernment. There arc few applications for office from tho South, and the applicants, what few they are, aro not here, with a very few exceptions. fjr It Ualmost a suhject ol wonder to enterprisinjr men. that the immense and valuabl water nower at the Falls of tho Ohio is turned to so little nractical use-. If it were ;n KQvr England, it would bo surrounded bv the hum or industry that would drown its own iiull roar. But in a country where the gifts of nature ara so numerous and bountiful, as hardly to be appreciated, it is permitted to run to waste. To prove what could be done with these waste water fall, Messrs. Smith anj Smyser state that their Hour mill, which is run by the water power of the falls, and which turns out 250 bbls. of flour daily, has been stopped only sixteen days in three years by floods which brings the water above and liclow the falls to a level, and suspends the falls. They have introduced now the subinergad wheel, and with it they can r.ow run every day in the year. They declare the falls can afford any amount of cheap water power. What a power might be secured to propel cotton factories, to weld trip hammers, to turn tKo enormous rollers of Holling Mills, and to do all the work of modern Vulcans, which is now almost as useless as when the Indian alone listened to its low murmurs. National Hotel ErirEJiic. Tany of the victims of this mysterious disease remain still in a Tory critical condition. Mr. George Giirord an eminent Lawyer of New Yoik, who was taken ill at the Hotel within four hours after drinking freely of water there, still remains in a dangerous condition. The Hoard of Health at Washington, wo pee, report as their result of the examination of the building, that the distemper was caused by poisonous miasma, generated in the sewers, cass poDls and sinks. This, then says the New York Express d is pases of the rat thory, but it hardly enables one to understand why. in almost erery case, sickness resulted only after iartahwg of food. The miasma hypothesis iniers bad air only, but tit does not appear that tho ser rants and other employees of tho establish ment, who must have been breathing that air constantly, have shared the mysterious sick ness which has overtaken the guests at the public table. This is a curious circumstance, and one which the public would be much ob liged to the Hoard of Health, or some learn ed medical authority to explain. A aew Mode or Advkrtisis--j. A novel sceBe was witnessed in 2icw lork on Sat urday last Messrs. Christy & Wood, Ethiopean Minstrels, advertised to present at Union Square, ten thousand kites to that number of clean faced loys. At least fifteen thous and boys, with bright, clean faces, were present. Each kite contained an advertisement of Messrs. C. W. ftiyThe New Bedford Murcury says two children of the ages of 5 and 7 were playing

in the street when a furious runaway horse in companions at night; but who was seen ro a wajrgon was seen approaching. A large more; be was supposed to have been murKewloundUnd do? was lvini near, and see- dered and robled by those with whom he

ing the danger he seized one child and placed it upon the side walk; then grabbed tho other by the clothes in time to save it from danger, and then took after the horse and attempted to arrest his flight by catching him by ths nose; but in this effort he failed, and returned to the char of th children. These facts - jtrc vouched for by eye witnesses.

Fadncan Packet Line. An informal meeting of a number of the leading business 'men of Evansville, was held on the morning of the 27th of March, at the oflice of the E. & C. K. R. Co., to confer with Judge Fowler, a delegate from Sinithland and

IViucah, on the subject of the early establish ment of a line of steamboats, to run as packets between Evansville and those points, and to form a connexion with the railroads at each end of the line, as soon as the l'aducah bran h of the Mobile and Ohio line shall be in opera tion, which line of boats, it is contemplated, would foster the project ultimately in view of a railroad of only about two-thirds of the length o the water route between those points at the mouths of the Cumberland and lennessee tivcia and Henderson, Ky.,between which and Evans ville a mere ferry would be required. After a very free and harmonious interchange of views, between the citizens of Evansville present. and the delegate, Judge Fowler, in which a disposition to do all in the power of our pec pie was evinced, the undersigned was unan imously chosen a committee of one to com mumcate to the Irienus or the enterprise at Smithiand and I aducah, the views and feel inzsof this community cm the suljeci. In pursuance of this duty, he begs leave to say that the business men or Lvansville are gen crally awake to a sense of the benefit which the enterprise promises to this city. lnat us ircai importance is evident iroiu the following facts and considerations, to wit: That Evansville now enjoys all the advanta ges of direct railroad communication with all the cities East of herself. That she is situate on the Ohio, below the worst obstacles to the navigation of that river, and two hundred miles below Louisville, the next nearest point a bote, which is in the enjoyment of railroad communication Last and Northwards. That she is by the Ohio, only one hundred and forty miles from Southland, and one hun drod and fifty miles from l'aducah, which towns arc the depots and entrepots lor, and aro at tnc mouths oi tno iUinberianu and Tennessee Rivers, whose commerce with the cities Last of hvansville, is already vast, and is fast increasins. That these two important Mnts have not now, and are not likely boon to have any nearer Lastern and Aorthein R. R communication than through Evansville. ex cept through Cairo fifty miles Mow the one and sixty bslow tiro other, and by so much out of the way of their ordinary Eastern travol. That the Wabash and Erie Canal tor ruinating at Evansville snd giving her unbro ken water communication with New York and now growing more reliable as an avenue ot commerce, gives LvinsTilIo additional mo lives to foster the proposed enterprise. Th-it once a line of packets permanently establish ed between these points travel, express and ordinary,-freight between the Cumberland and lennessee, a'i i all the cities Last of Lvaai ville, would fast realize this to be the quickes surest and cheapest route, by nut h odds as to spetdily insure highly remuneratire return to the capital invested, and indirectly greatly advance tue commercial interests oi cvans t a aIO ville, Sioithland and Paducah. These seems to the undersigned are fo evident as to need no continent. And it seems equally cvi dent in view of the rich mineral resources o the banks of the Ohio between these three points and of the advantages of such a l:ne of steamboats, added to the elements of prs perity now fast giving importance to these threo points, that the completion of a railroa on the Kentucky fchore whereby the distance by water would bo reduced by land travel more than 0113 third and the time infinitely unre, would be insured within a very lew years. It is the opinion of sonu of the best minds of tho country, that the banks of the O.iio between the mouths of the Clover and the Trade water, will &oon bo the great scat of the cotton manufacture of this country, if not of tho world; a:.cl for the manufacture of iron and iron wares of all descriptions, tho shores of the Ohio and its tributaries, from Green Itiver to tho Tennessee, all'ord already unsurpassed facilities. Indeed, the success of manufacturers in almost every line, under the intlucnce of cheap food and cheap fuel, throughout this river coal-field, of which Evansville is the principal town, is such as to ina a . a e 1 40 spire in us all, the bignest nopes oi iutuic prosperity, and the utmost faith m the suc cess of the enterprise under contemplation. Oppressed bv recent eliorts to- open i.ew lines of communication with the country, and other recent local embarrassing caust s, and having not,-as yet, tinned their attention to any extent to investments in steamboats, the business men of Evansville do not seem ready at tne present to embark any considerable amount of capital in the enter prise. . Ther, however, express the will, in other ways, to aiford substantial material aid to the project, so as to give it the benefit ol a fair trial, and a good prospect of ultimate success; and the citizens of l'aducah and bmithland may rest assured that we of Evansville shall rejoice in the establishment of an enterprise which shall tend to promote commercial or social intercourse between them and us. Very respectfully, JOHN INGLE, JR., Committee. Evansville, March 27, 1S37. Glouious News. We learn from tho Hen derson Commercial, that Gov. Powell has re ceived intelligence from Englan 1, that $."03,00Ü of the Xaah v ille and Henderson Railroad IhoivJs, cmtczzled or detained hy their agent in London, hare been rccorereJ, and that the remainder ($141,(XX)) will also be delivered up to the company's agent, bv those who have held them. This most unfortunate cause of embarrassment, is then, now entirely removed; and the company will start with energy under the new board of management, taught by past experience, how to direct with effect theT future exertions. This cheering news will give a new impulse-' to the work and render its completion certain. The local subscription along the line which have been withheld, and which the company could not enforce while these embarrasments in regard to tbo bonds existed, vwill now be cheerfully paid, and the means and credit of the company will te strengthened. This intelligence will give our own citizens new courage and conGdencc to push the E. & C Koad to Attica, and to help forward the Straight Line road. 07" A man in Huntsville, Alalarai, who had a large sum of money about him, had Iman cunn i-itVi wn cnr?r?fi11 rlrinlfinrr vwv.a ovvu ...... . w j'.-.vm-was last seen. Finding pubhc suspicion awakened against them, his associates Ued. This confirmed the belief in the murder, and increased public excitement. Some weeks after, while the grand jury were investigating the foul crime, the supposed murdered man appeared in town, in full health and Undtml 12 purse.

pcuru.Tir.x iiitEATii. i

nsuaay or geDtleinati would remalu under the urof a ditazreeabla breath whrnbt uvinv th"R.alm I of a Thousand Flowers" a dentifrice would not only render iuweettut leave the tethbUe as alabaster? tn.... a .. v , .. . . Many persons do not know their breath! bad, and t!o utject is so delicate their friends will never mention It. - ouras!n?lo drop of the -Balm" on yonr topth-ruhh d wh the teeth night and moruh g. A fifty cent bot tie will last a ) ear. A R., r ---''--rw.wj. iiinj vail j t' a,u II vj , uesrff me-Kaim or a I ho man J Flowers. It will r move Un, pimple. an i freckles from the Vin. learir tt of a oft and roseate hue. V. t a towel. r our on two orth reo drops and wash the face nlfhl and ruoruinp. Siuviko Manx Kast. Wet your suaring-brush in eiUivrwarrn or old water, pour on two or three drops' ol i!:ilm of aTho jjnii 1 Flon-ore." rub the board well ! and it will mite a benutifdl sofllathar much facilitaUiuc the operation of hirlnr. Price onlv Fifty CenU. Fktkioci dc To., proprietors. kellei:. fa::5si.ky& co. apj lydÄw AsreiitsfjrKr&nsville. (.ri vrr linemen 1.) ,i:ED LrTEEHIKIMER. th trover f Jaeo Lakea'istottr. Li-Clerk r VitHarV...!. ....... i. . tadida-. fortheofrcior Citnr. of KtiIW. Diir- " t tb Mx-C'.rrk tt V ot.rhri county tn io Frti tete tt Si -i.uat r 4f 'ity in Faid fg.. vill in itoi i miTicinT r-trciti tn icr! Man im' uuiirinciDITIIi) fttia ror Ig4!a. and rul the rrnr.l CAIRO. nh:-lid wim a r i iroa. ueiroti a thr are. SPECIAL NOTICES. 'dfXetiria thii rtäee. tra t r ! . . V ecau pr lia fhrte times: 2U e-.-nta ar liua v..k- a..1 eoartoa longer tits a. Rev. P. J. HrsTO. Ager-t ttt the Iadiana Baptist StU Ccarentiea, will rra-h at the Frt naptiet Chorrh, on this (iVorlay) ertals. at 7f o'olock; I. o oa t-mortrw (Stbbath) at 3 o'e!ek aad at 7,', o'clock P. M. rrtchlag ea Sabbath nuraing at the sime fUee t 10 o'clock. Tho ttlie arsieri'.aj t attend. mhSS-lti xin: niLiAH map. Ths lrs ipaeidui house witaiUlliof for 50 hems, ia eoaaeetiea with a Cae Bowling Alley and oat lots, titeate ot Mia street, kaowa a the Cull's IJ.ad. adnlrall locatsd tor a firtt ela hotel, es ts Yti on a leate. at a great hargaiit for ob or mors ytirs. AtrT to Bh21-liadW J. c. Jr.VTELI. CO. TAKE NOTICE. T"e Rapt'xtineetiax will to oatianed at the Camberlaad Pre.I-j teria Church during tliia erk.ererr ereniagat. o'cltca aadlaringSsllihittlsuualhour. nL:i V'VCyAGEyT,'l:MAN.',njihIr scpainted with the Kr drrsnliaa lrrocry .oj!bss. has h.l longtxperieaea lo both, it an eJecKcct saleania. aad an aero mp1ishd nook Keeper won! J like aaituetioa which either or all theo juiliflcationj wnoM he arailafcle t lusenlloyera. to whora he cn give the hixh .st rfereaee. App'j to tue eanor r tv Jonrail. Ie2-tf KLVNKlMilMPIIN Takea on piper, and esa Is .Trk fcti a letter to 3 rtrt of 1" rl "U. without extra IM iify Op-:lre. TUry ar t,outi11 1 ar.l the rooat art! l'eirn n,i taV.a. CftllTVO. rT tttheTi-y (Jail.rr. Nr-.l.?. IV'-t&tf MMn-Jtreet. aad have oae taken. lahlJ With larre aa! plaair.t roonn for the aetommodetlna of a Ceatlemsaandlasj or rr ioU aeattenia. en Le obtained la a prifats farnil. in a ceatral loeatios. Applj at this office. fell-tf WOO:)! W OOD:!-Ordre far Wool left a SAnith TlCK ;r.r'd wilt he rreicptly f.Ued. fel3 Th Trice of Coal at th DCDlAM KIKES is At the TU 8au perlnshel. Hauled to aar ftrtol the city.. 10 JOHN VTTMON'D. Seeretar aad Manager. MX TIOllM.i; O l!U.OR. Eranarllle Trie pie of Hr7fo. I meeM OTerr Tharndar ereaing is the Kail, 00 Wte r trust. ore r the Caasl Faak. R. W. POI-XTOEXrER. W. C. T. A.J. O'UBILLY. W. R. Beacon Light Social Templs N'o. 1. meets srery alternate Fridivefeaiaf 1 aore. JOHX HYDE. R. P. T. O. W. El'bYARD. B. K. jaa20 57-Iy lO!l i'fIK JHI!AL. I aever 'ipirtd tew lit a poit, (I nael'at tell. I Nj-ose yon no It:) Buf if I tHawt there's rirtn lilt Dara'd if I wuull'at ia a to i nit! Tat when yon tv nfdog'rityrla, Webster's rjaulaa I t-ihts del.te in; Dd or Mire bt'M staaiprotir feetara. Aad "hahii" tj. deer little ereetnrs. On tt'. Inn.f laaaorplate, Ils'U C.t ycwrahadler sure as fats. So astral aad so trew to life. Whto jew'rs away 'twill fotlyewr wife. a2!-dtf TILKSTON'S Gallery. CANDIDATES. FOR CirV ül'HVKYOR. Ks. C tam.s: t'lae announce ia your rapcr that I aa aeandidate fur re-ele.tica to the lf.ee of City Surveyor, mhil J1M.: D. SACSDÜR. ITV rOLLLCTOR. We ar anthsriied to ann.oacethe name of J. It ESLEY HTUIIKS.a acaadidits for re-eleetioa to the ofice of City (Mleotor. mh2& Fa.l flTV I. litt ft . sTaTTho friendaef Mr. FRELUEICK LUNSEHKIMEß, aaaoanee him as a eaodid.it for City Clerk at ths April elcctioa. S!a. Cabmlk: riesie anaooa-e my name ss a eaadldate for re-el'cti' to the ofioc of City Ork. at tho ensuing charter election. ttihCO WELL U. WALKER. FOU .IZAKSHAL. EDWARD S. IAUTIN. is aac.lidte fcr ths office of City Marshal, at the e niog Apr' 1 .lectioa . dTiW are an'.hirixel t Bnmne JAMES FlTZWrL LIAM ss aeaadldafs for the officoof City Marshal, at tho earning April election. Subject to the dieitiea of tbo Demi, ersile Coarsntion. jrSWoareenthorls-d f alnonare JAMl'-l B. EVANS, as acaadidate for re-eleeUoa to fe oCSee of City Marshal, st the cssoinn Anl Ice'if-n. iat!7 IIOI.I.OW Vrt PILlh. Tnrr rtr Pah.. Other r:sedivs Day relieve pais, ajt thee rtllscspel diseae. They cleanse th blool, remove abstractions frnihe bol', inrisnrate the drvion. ti'mtbi s.rftii, and reaovat'ie ronatitutioa. !H at the nnxtfa'-crir. e. 80 Maijea Lane. New-Tork ad No. Siran I, Lndva. aad hy all lrogjiUat25e.C2t9 , tad $1 per tot. mo2lwdw M UnttY Al,A1MV.plORID WATIin. Cewara ot ilaiutlooa of tiaie rr.-st of ,rfoaino aad cosmetics! The raraneeo the ;euuine raa valy Lo e'royed by wnbia the article iaiprxnatel with it. It 'it rii instiat relief ia aarrsai tidehe. and is eaieetr.edthrc.uTiioot "oath America as the I eet care of eruptions, ss ae'.l lor ice nneoaalled aroma. rtoH bjr I. T. l.anmaa ii Co . wbol-aledror?iitJ. t Watcr-sueet, w York, and lyall druyj'sU at 6"c. per bottle. mhi-iwJisr BaiSTOI.'S nP!;iLI.A The oldest, the purest tad tbo ly riihl'i rcpjution cf tie kind, is now manufacture! ia a h:!ily eiaoentritti form, with idarored tnchinrv. by t ie ualeri?nr J, ho are fie ele pro. priotors of this pre. eminent eir fr äcrofwla. Kkin diars, (nerl dMiit. Ko.. aad nlo of Kcmp'e Worm Paitilles. and incilit ears for W- rms. cnfnintno marenry. Kold by D. T. I.tamu A Co.. wholesale drcriata. c Water atreit. New-Vork. aad by aUiruptiats at Suj. per bottle. mhJJ-lwdaw iiooKi. vn fa i.K.m w niTTi:ns. CUr.AT r.MEDY FOS NERVOUS DEDrLTT?. the .1. M. MCLtHizr.x. Dorlestown. ra.. Jons 2 1S.V1. save: rMy Wlfa has baa afttietet itl a aerroas dbi!ity siaee sjterjBr. ibi. since which time 1 bare re?n nnaMo to lind any pbysieiao or meiiiene that would beaelit her ia the let, nettl oa day le.lledsr thesture of Dr INrrer.of thlstwn, ftr some titeture of ir-n. and d'eeribed to him tho ataiciioas of my wi't: he thsa k-aie t no a lot of paper to read, amoag which I loan one desrrihios; your Geräts Bitters, 1 immediately procured a lew bottles from hm. aad am pleased to tat tint the ne of th Kitten has doae her more rood than all tha meiiiaes sb has beretolere takea. I ruh you to seal ms a half doxea bottles." Sse aircrtisemeat. ml 13 A Vai.üabi.k KaxrDT. Tho uaqna!fiet testimoay la fa.f 1 1. iiia.k'i valnabbta lriafll(na . . k. ...mA l " ' w . " " - - . . v. ai.MHM 1. I oar advertising columa to-da . will roonio d itself to tho j aueatioa aad appteeiatioa ef our r aiers. from ths known kick character aad poaitioaol thecrotlemaa who makes this Totunrary tribute to tne ur.'sssiu. uaieaxo Daily Joar. The above aotieo fr m oareotemporary, has apecisl xefer cnoo to the certificate of H. N. H aid. Esi.. ia farof the oAeaeyefDr. Caeaaangh's Pile Sal re, which is advertised In our columns, for sals ty mhl3 KELLER k WHITE.

NEW ADVERTlSEHEiYTS.

KATES. 0,V,",V nr. tea lineior le, aetimt.iOc: tares tina.I; 91 SO; two wesai, w-i so; on moata. i; mr tnoUs.$7 50; lxmontt. $10; on vr.i5. Duaonate Urir a4ertifmtata. Cwdsof. six Maes r n4. MfcUm. Xoebarx tormarTM.4earrUiioitte. uusoaatea i:li c rio. noxick. 1 J&J Ml Ä jouatths uul fU-'e honiing tiecciuu. (melo'iTi !) Uh y or Apru ix.wy; rpggQ Q J tlCCUSC Osk Cl.CElC, Ose CokLrcTOa, Cat Marshall, KB TtKAüCitaa. 0S A.vSEäSoB. 0E SCTTOR. nit Pirr ki r'nunrl. And att ronacilmaa Irani m h f tha Kihtei Wards of tbaCicy. Un notice wilt be atTea of täe arritiueat of ia'e-tr n-J JndM at ii lecuoa. BvofJvrol Cummoa Con seil. tuh2-l"t wet.L II. WALKER. Clerk. CLAllM.' A.II.falC'A.N CiUTJLL., visrrsxr. inpiaxa. J. SI. LAilli, I'roprletor. rmUISIIu ebat leen retcted aad xafuruuaea aad Unow Ji la nueorder. K MOLAr:.-! frlroe !rle Mola' II . OOJi x SON. 7.. DLMfLlT10A I' l'(ll'AUTEUSUIP. ra"MJE trit jriip heretofore etiiiin betweea te na SI deT4iÄ"d. as j.ropristor aad ker;ere of the Greea 1'jrer IimI. a Water a ret. has thi dy h diioled y Mreef eat o the partiet. Tho buine will b aettled up ah27-3di ' J A MKS SIMTSOV. jivr ici:ckivi:d spkiisO vriLEs. D' RESS Good, üsatills'. Window Shades. Oortaia iinodi. Carrot. Kues. Flor Oil Clotti. bhawlt. Or' ci.aJj. Lava, Xiuuooka, ie . te. w . j a r I l o. oyjt iah?7 First street three doon t elow !a:o. OL H)9. KO lose 8il0. ICzI2 aad 10x14. juat ne'd i rr atcaner .Ariiooia. tor tale by trui? h . K . 0 1 1, fl t K T & CO.. äTcamoreftreet. A 75 I oxe 6 doiea each, quarts. flats an 1 halt pints. rirC'd rer Arizonia. for aale bv mill SK. ÜILiiHKT &CO. Tles" .fare 100 boset. oae doxea each. Z galloa, 1 gal- " I-.b aai a f alloa, aquat and tll. for pale It D)h7 U.K. OILBLfKT Ii CO. M "1LAS LANTKRNS. 25 dot wind aad plain, for ol N and candles for sale by iah7 S. E. GILBERT & CO. HEW ROOKS! CONANT'Snirtoryot Bible Eerision; Le and Leara; 'Enquire ithta." a hook for ererjbody; ftjdr's l aly's Deck for April; Yaskce Netioas for do; Lfflie's Jonrnal for April: Ilarrr fo April: Ortham for April. dI7 UOBELL i LliTEE. CITY OIIPEKN. T'Sf. Tresiorer lenow prepared t redeeia all City Orders new outetaadior. nr-nn th aame tetar crtaratrd fur rdvni'tioa. The iat-retoa aU bidvr will ceaeo from aad after ti e 1st day f April cn"iinr. Uyordtr. mhZ7-im WELL Jf. WALKER. Clerk. DAVID SEA ftlXOX SBlaLL. Hi: AH A SlrTAIilit lMrORTF.RS & DCALET.S IX FORF.IGV lOMESTIC Win .3. Lriaa. LUiUIAL5. t'KiA ll. A: C . , STC1M02C BTKKRT. Cr.TwEK.1 WATra AID riKST, i:VA.VlJ.l.E, TT! AVK iat opened with a lare a.oeV of choice Wiaes. id. Li.i3ts. Cicar. etv . whicH ther Ufr to Dealer at the lowest pure in the nurwe:. Tber invite tho attnntita of bsyers tj tneir suck, with the lall cnnlcncs that they can aire thtra eatire satiaLtciioa. ia rrerd to rrters aad quality. mhiO-tf Pisot,i;Tio-. rjlllIIE partnership heretofore siistir tetwem tho nnderM sind. ander tbo firm aame of UAMUINUTUN a S r R A I . bs beea this day daiotred hy mutual ennrent A II claims sgsinstssid fcr o will ts psidhy Thorns jM Strain, who w ill a'.ao receipt fcr til dkts due ssid firm . CIAKLKS H A R RIVGTOI . rah2S iwdsw TfiQJIAS M. STEALS. r. v.ia vi i.isi: tool stouk. MAI X ETHECT, l.tTWSl! FIEST AKB SrCOID. rniHE nnderairaed wonld rear-eetfallr inform theeitixens J9. of Kransnlle and of the surrounding country, tl.at hol la now receiTinr hie arrlar etnrk nf totila and Ii'arJa-ara l ceaeraUy. comprising many new articles and farüy collating of IrTrchanlc' Tool, la the sreatest rarlety and of the very best qnality, heiag dcsigasdciclusirclyfor retail trade. 1jo . flullcalns' Hardware. Looks. Hite'itti, wroorht aad cast Bans, wroasht ITiBges Screws, 'ails. DraUi. Trimmings for fnrnitnre. Äe., ic. Crarftrn and Farming Implements, Shoeels. Spades. Grain Seoop, floes, Iroa aad steel Kaker, jsaaorc aad nsy r eras, as. Pocket and Table Cutlery, ripooD in area wmy. ooiavor naa nnra. Air.. aiaBri oa had C!iain. Mill and Cross Cut iws. Axis. Platform "eal es. Chain Pa-apt aad 8 tares. Brass aad Enamelled K...1.. a . .. I .,..'i.......(..i....M..u..ii. etiles. Ac. As. A coa uaaanee of patrn?? reereettully souritea. aii.j uhmbuh, mhW Min street, hetweea Firn aad Second. COlKKtfJU'S ISQrK.NT. XlMntit heldbefor oe oa th-2'ttk ica'ant. in Perry towtshir.oTor tb- bodrof a maa onkaowa. anrr'weJ ta hirhaa nHtatalTv tViwneri. of niddU a.aadaiea. llsd oa a her woollen ronodabont. etat, eai-siaet pams. lisht re.t aa-i whlteehirtaad drawers, wins oa each hand, shoes aad ao.-ks. whiskers aad iantichr. tnhlC-'w JOfl.STRlCLE.C. Y C. BOOTS AND SHOES. -T" AlTEitS. Mines' Shore and Iho fineet asmrtmeat of! VITT leather aad tiadirisivfr Irunshtto tMs market. jnt , ret e i Ted by railroad. Ibeciiireetora was pnrena. d ia the fees:, and is of thelatt styl-s. Philadelphia mads Ladies' Shoes or all kind, with children's Shoes, all siics aad patterns I hare thus GIVEN

Xotieo thU I h.tc the hest fot of Freaeh Calfjkins erer!3Iedehy mnchlnery. which possesses msae oarerier noellVroutht to this market, which lam trt pared to make up at, Hoc over the old style of nenataeturo. Tha Bread has her

Prices Whleh Will do With all eowretiiioa. Lsdies aod Ceatlemea. who wsnt a tare call enor articles ia tr.o loat .r onoe list wuicoweato A T JOHN II A S C II ' St Second Street below irZain i;VASV!I.I.B, IXD. mh23 .I AI'l.K MIKl'P. Ihbl choieearUcle jnt rto'd sad 1IL forstlety DiZ3 icficnv k J0HSTü1 fcJWKKT PT ATtTK". 1 bu.h.la r Swt Patatoce lZ in prime order, just receired aad lor ralo I rnhil SAMUEL VlCKERV. ryi.NC V ASIIBOARDS -i dos in etere and for aale MLk by ami 8. K, OILHEUT A CO. .nVs'PKK'H FAI.TOKY" rOTTO.H YAn - IS br allsises of this tavorito Iraa . dow la store and l-.r sale at factory pricea lr mh2t S. K. VlLUhRT A CO.. Sycamore-street. COH.' BKOO.V1S. ma -100 dos fair to heat in store for sals S. K. fi I C BIS KT A CO. f.LCH iH'M sts.:trii-:ii ki'iiiiiH-9 m. ;.. D ractirt d rer stsmsr North Star and (or salt hy rai.24 S. E. GILBERT A CO. Sycamore street. OPAK tJA.MJLtv. 25 loir Opal Candles 4l-t li yt boaes Opal L'jndlaa 2" Ih, just rroired and for said ly tauis WHKtLWU A Klüt. Jlaiastrset. ." OI.AKSHf AD li:tiAR. lVaa. Ii bbls re boil J Mouses; 50 this Plantation Molssies; 40daS.fi. di: 15 thJs trims . O. Suaar; 5 hbds Choice N.O.Snssr. tust re'd aod fry sale bv rohn WHKELKR A UICGS. IIAPKR.AIJ. 7 f bnadlcs Wrapping Pperi kl aoaraja Hoaaet Iloarde: Z-i yroca Butler's Iak (20 hottl.a) J oat reo'd per John AlcCall. and for raUby Kh2t VViifcKLLU L EIGCS. J O'i'lCK. ELK r.l: A IICrDR(CII be pnrehased from DeGar . Ko fi -aün.tftrirUT-e famih hick, whis they wtl run for the sceoniceatif-n of the ruMic. )rJi rs leit st th" otnee of the VVaabiogica lictel will ot with promptattea Uo,, ' mt2l-lw ftiecoRMirR-g nKAPEnin MÖvi:a.-wc '.fi- are Aseate for tha sale of this raiiaLla Uuhi....ii one: wo hit. aamiilcj on Land whi.h .k.ii ..fc. man we soau ta rici in showing. ruh.i Water street. traasr'iUe. I ILI'IIHW a. an ri.iiuio. 1 DIT9 IB (tSK 1 FOl rod mt u3Ttf-ut oi tiese ar.i-uri.R w hinr Machinea: we . . i . . ..-. .- - . ... i" inu. hi 1'iuiiE, e reir to an those who ha-re trsted thir go.dac;s. Wo eaa furnish scales t any capacity iroiaoM: ratc-nx to nrt HuspeaD to.i. llOKMJLOt'K k CJ., Agents. nzl Water street Kraasville. M00IM:D KRIKTS -20 dos Ladies ruc'duad frsale ly Uooped SkirU. Dh2l a rr.::sTnx. JflJATlS. 1" cases MenaaJ Bot Leg.ora HaU; Hid. 20 do d d"Ps.!iu II us assorted; 5 do da do Wjol Hncrariao Hats! . . a co do do Casaimers d d : ree'd r,T 1 T mL2l KKLX A PEESTO.V M oadforaala -P R "I?? CASS3 fashloaahlt Spring Boittftm r' OTAIO tg. 16 hbls Tinks E e. ta.t re'dy SAJli tu vioiaKv. mtil Corner Ala A adC SsooaJ strtets.

lT T" n unnna r . . - . . . tlU DBU

INI line. jat recti reJ at A. C fl'iUK-'S. No. 6. ! " " . ... r.a .-a R..kota aiitchell's I-lock. Alain street. L.dles sad Oentlema. aro Ir-Wf R1' TrlV- "Mm Btt9U' very re.ptetioily ir.rited to call, where t ey oaa r.nd a b,t- " i1!, ToU Tohee.ehmh2l Vo.C. Vitrth.ll's Bloeb. Msia-str-et. lT -hZJ H.COUa. o .

. . i -

A IMUSEMENT,

I 11 1A1 lili., APOLLO II A L L . P. GRAHAM Proprietät. Great Bill for 8ATXRPAY Night. Three heart of faal Three Piece J MR. MULHOLLAND AS AJT IRISH GENTLEMAN AND A HUSH FEASANT! , " Saturday Jlarcli 28fle WiU be rtoSucod. The admired fareo eatltlei FAMILY JAUS! Deep.... . Perellaiae lfg'r Mr. Laey. Ur. Heaajaa. . lr. JdeWado. Ha -4ict Mr. sleeoss. Mrs. Sleeaai. LiJjy Lavirgaa. ...Afts. Laey. After which the two Aet Irishism IIIS LAST LEGS OB, lrikli ncmcrisin. O' CALL AG n AN.... Rivera MCT.nOLT.aHD. ....Mr. Seaama. Mr. Kogere. Baak , Churls Jofca Mr. MONTAU UK. Jalia Uaaks... ...... Mr. feWlkoBa Mrs. Lacy. atrs. aieeass; T.....1.J.JV. ainnv nrivii nvvn I PADDY RYAN WCLUOLLAJID. bilberry hlsWado. Marrowfat Peemaa. hir Charles , Sleoan. Lner Xrs.Slosaa. Mary Mrs. Laey. 8?" Children in arms not admitted. Tickets Tweaty-tT Cei't. No half price. aVs7 Doi'iopra at 7 o'clock CorUia rises st S precisely.' Froatseats reserved for Ladies. sit 27 100 fpr sale hy DOZ an 'd Ilemp Manilla and stsss Bod Ootds;' s'dcottoa Cords: 30 hales eottea Twias, 50 das a fei X. II. CUUK A SUM. cVvdTk BOXES prime New-York Ilainharrk Cheese. roW sj jerraiir.aa sy isit Z.U. COOK taoM. lit II. 25 hhds last ree'd fcr-al r fei S. K. GILBERT k CO. . C. JKWKLL k CO.. hare jmtreesitei- . ' ; 1! Sca-we hiechtd iluslia; 10 eaaea ass'4 CObwaedssi 5 do ttumm. r i veeo; 7 do MaiD; , 2 d do Jems: 2 do Shepherd Cheeks; 2 do ItUrretllcs Costirg; S do A pro a ds; ''y X do Cadet Mutnre; 1 do Spaaish liaea oeat'g 4 do Liaea Drilling; S do Col'd Catabries; 4 do Cheok Coatiac; 2 do Uro a Liaea. ear.' Yiaeitad Firtt-su. sshl H C JF.WKI.LirO hare ia store aew reay a" im) bates Brown Shactiu,' lo riecca nraaa: 15 la'.s aMrting s ripee; 25 do Carprtr 10 do Hrown I'nlliars; 10 do Oil Clethj 7 do assorted Tiekmra: AO 4 CaaTaea; . 15 do f aeUaMeaehed Sheet'-; 20 da l'adaiag, eoraor Vine and I irswu. saU W C. JEWELL 4 CO.. hsvs alio 9 15 piecciafuDiicer Carertocrca; pieces Snirmer Coariae; fo pieces rich eal'4 Silks 25 do col'd Tabby Vslreu; 10 do Florence silks; 21 Crape Shawls; Tti o tiiac miss; 75 Silks Vantillast . leoi'd and Ll'k ailk Shawls; Mi utuane mvi; 75 Cham Shawls; 16 2ik Searf. corner Viae snd Firi..ts. saU fT eaars Mra 's Mack aad colored Wool Data ; uitß 'Mia do do do Kar do; 30 cases tx.jf Vlsck aad colored Hals; 10 doFalmllata; IS eases Leshora Hats; IS do aaa'd col'd ailk Bonacu: u eaa aaa'd araW Borirti, is a part aly of oar etoek ia tois Hoe of Uoas. hieb w hare slrradr rectird d cfitr to tha poi.lie at lor prices sn oa good terms please giro as a calf at oar store, corner Vine ad r trst-strcrte. hnsriu. iaa Dt.3 j,l.JbKLb C VU, in?. n.M. dtc1J lket Uelant Works) Nails assorted sites; SO bl.la Vi Cider Vincsar: 3K bnxe Window i.as asmrfd slses: - do rick)sinslloa,K(slleaaaqarU; 15 esees Sardines i and 'a Uses; 10 do Lobeters la 2 lb eao; 23 do Core OtsUrs in 2 lb aad 1 1heaas; 60 botes TomtOatehop:T3 bss rcrper Snoeej SO do (Krmsn oap, 73 his Palm feoapi j0 do faaeySsaj-, ree'd andforsale hy f.lH ' I. A D. I! KIM AH JT. OM AID I.EMOXI. 25 hoaet Oraagesl 23 Koaes Lemons. rscctTod aod lor sale by K.L4 Obhd prime Kew Orleans Hnfran: 3 5 hlils Clsrified Sugars; Z' btis urnsneo sogar; 2'J Co Loif do; 10 do PelToHied. PRUSTON BROS. Ih4 KKlAnt IIOtHK MOLlOlOi.-AObblsj y if- hilt rbls. just rectltad aad foi sale hy mhJ PKKSTOX 1501. St'!al)llli:fi 2.1 this Tar; liidoi hrom: i ioi With Pasrds: I 20 kotos Window Glau, 40 bags Spires lost re'l fttl 4. for sale by suh PELSIOK BEOS. - --. j JIILIa FOIl MAL.K. v tthu.. j; ... in .i-.wsu Pj wish to disposw"! toy stesm Flonriag Mill aacgrsania , a ' Al l,.nr. Ind.. täa .re.r of naatw ' .Tjli ....... i - k...rn. i. en r... r . .n.. t... A - I " f " V,7a TJ r. Yr'Jli ":'.::! . stone (ourdatioa laid ia W4erline. Tho Mill is ia per fee k : roouinirorafr. can mmae .w mit 01 nria J.in, mmm . u'.mm7'V'!tnr o-aaa snorooa1 Tille l-tUToaaa. ana tan M'I rirtr. This property will lesold low aad rn easyrsynonts. ml.t (N. A. Tribune) JAS. MARSHALL. t'HM K F.fll.l MlxTAItl) la) dot lb cans; SO loi ans: SO do I lb do. warranted Pare hy , mh X. II. COOK A OK. JIIK nKIV YOIIK BAULKY ST I LI AHEAD! rfPniS ropnlar eitatlislimeat has reoeatly made oateasiva SL arraneomrnts for the mann act ere of Batter. Sogar ,. Tloitoa, Soda. Pie e. Water aad Oyster Crackers; Pilosi Hread. Ase.. Ae. together with asrooa assortment of Loaf Broad. Cakes sad Pie. The subscriber has also purchased the Patent Eight for taa manafastnrc of Cram A I'sal's PATENT LOAF BREAD! i aaraniojcs ci ct!H uanr-rm m.tii i Mm witlic IV .I'l'C.r.BCV ' mm ic ... rwivi w m.m w mm wwvw mach longer, and is 'Ot otjectioaable for "ss whea a week ola. It cuts af baatl'omely as the finest Poaad Caks.aad . t. a . ..... r. h.. inrth.f ..J ia anlas it-tm ..aaval . Inuia . bI ..t-.t mafl I "IlKtk'l thriD." all ' I . . r f . J . . .VI. ...I.I. . "V.i " "r " "n"M" " " - t..-,:i;.j .llri, j.,.. ithaneartiol ' in my line, tn-eh iron the oren. Connry oilers std ordefs frt-m the rirer. promptir filU aod drlrrd. at the Nt 1 fl Bakery. enrra. oppcsi:cthe Po.totice. n.ti-? m J. C. CAIKT. KWKKT POTATO IW. 15 hbls sweet PoU'oes, !9 on eBsianeent and for sale by . . U2H I. D. äEIXAXW. bars iuat ree'd rr t-aneer Antelope WUEELKR a KIOOS. e.47MaisV-stsWrSV it andtors&l f2 Bila.lI.5(kittsN's.2iJjCafTfl: ,. it? 2 bitte N". I Mackerel; V Mtts Ke S Mackerel; 25 ji -rter M-ls No il 2S qaartar abU I; Ululf lo do 2; l'balf do do 3: 2 Ibis No. I. No 2 nd 3: 4 drums Codfish, and for tlt hy wja wiikeler k mooa. CODKIKH. ZOCOlbs rrimerew Codfish; luoUxtsN. 1 llrrinfc, iuitrtc'd snd ist resold lj fe23 Y.. S. BABCOCK. JkKAV UOOUM IFE of Cfcsrles Sumner; I Pria Correanoadance of Daniel Wehster; Olmated'aTcza Journey; The jucea'o Fate; i.ee' canternory laiea; IhcPrikccoithe Hoosc cf Darld. Ac , -J"J5 sndforsa.lcly jn27 . T. Ct'XVNOTOX k CO ' 10 KFAVAUO! Molen or Taken bf ?lütake! & LIOIIT rat colored VALISK. marbed ol tha h .f.i.., j.k, a rt,.aii. IT. 8. A.." waa sehest (irons tho Pai riliea Hotel, ea Tncodsy ereains. by MSkopetsea throush r-isHl.e. or a itn tnc eesiga i t.r.r.... eonten.eof ittohim.elf. The aoee reward will he paid er the rcoovery or tho property 4SZ'JT7t, f1 1 " it. rahl9 P. ASDKKSqX. PaTjioa JBeael a3 tor sale low tr M o-n FOSTKR A' . AILS -2U0 kegs assorud Wh.cljtr Nans tot. a-o ot du o a.1 v w am w r A N EsTS oodea Uowis; fifS ca. or eorered Pails; . 2J racks iroa boand y. P.ushels; 20 rack flsi Y hnaU ID dii iron lonud Peck Meuuret; to dos t lain Peek Wsures; l raeks meaaaro'.. sa a each. or sal ty ab Z. U. COUk. A QU. Ö FKKK.-75 Wi prime Eastern Coffe . I nUr-i ?d fat aala ly "5 Z. ILCOOK A SOW. , tSHI a war.. :S Bests do Z. Ii. COOK A 0N. nh3f r r ..aid 2 a. HoikVm' X ' i7. ... a " t.:.:: I" d. .M d Uorse Brushes. i "w I - " ." " 71. j U bita V ash da zco oo auoe oi jiVf . K.i. . i i, ree'd aad for sale very lot uhu Z. H. COOK A soy. Bl.'iw At:.'" cos ireso i r-lP . , t.. i .... BVtisVlha prime Lard; ltw 1 Extra dried Ttf Ml Z. II. COK A OK. reo'd hy h POU II KR -KOkegsMisml Eifi PoWdei; kc ga Miami Waning Powder; 2 th' i'.Ser oo rtm r. do e do , , assa do io msratiae nnd for salt 10 cases SOW. AacaU. Miami Powder rompeay. mh2 1TrH,v iar cross Sew Tork Wooden Uauhas; MATCHtM0 do rarer do. last i reo'd hy .25 Z. H. COOK A 803l. .n icTicnrflFFEC.itit ree'd fromKcw Tork hjf Hf"-'; . Z. II. COOK OJf. JSfä 'aj ananaasw