Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 253, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 May 1857 — Page 4

PROM NEW ORLEANS.

TWICIIELL fc DUTCIIER, COMMISSION & FORWARDING SEW ORLEANS. TJUTCIIER Si TmCIIELT, COMMISSION & FORWARDING SAINT LOUIS.. Liberal advance made on consignments to eithr af our houses. .... mere to Kwn ALLTS Ä nOWES, Messrs. BKMEXT TFII. 1. ! )WN, S Evansville. dec22Iv Messrs. HOWARD ft BROWN ...G. W. GIVENS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING . MERCHANT. JO". 1 4 POYDRAS STREET, "few Orleans, La. mirtKtctf. JAS. O. JONF.S. Eo., JOHN 8. MITCHELL, Massa. 7.. II. COOK POX. " GEO. FOSTER & CO., H "5o-lyd8cw Evansville, nd. POPE, ELLISON it CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,. New Orleans. ' Liberal cash advances, on consignments to the above addre, made by sep2t "Jo-ly BCRTI3 & FLEMMING. jwo. aoocas, jr. h. a. M'eciac. 4. . kogeii. ROGERS, M'GUIRE & CO., COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHANTS. NO. 33 POYDRAS STREET. New Orleans.. 17" Liberal cash advances will be made on consignment shipped to ocr care by CHOTt ir, Iltiiisoi k Vallb, St. Louis, Mo. W. K. Biwi & Co., Vincennes. Ttid., BasanirT & Wilhams, Gravville, IU.. P. O. 0'Rilt k Co., Evansville, Ind., PasorcMET & linos., Mt. Vernon, Ind. dccSS '5My T. "G NOEL, STOCK. COMMISSION MERCHANT, and raoraiiToa or STOCK janMV-ly STABLES. NEW ORLEANS, LA. J. E. VOSE Si CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, HO. 145 MAOaZISC STREIT, NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA, DETOTE their attention to the sale of Western Produce and the purchase of Groceries, fr which an experience of fifteen years gives theia more than ordi-ju-y qualifications and facilities. Refer to F. Y. CARLTLE. jn5-0ra EransTille, Ind. ' ' ' NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND A COMPLETE assortment of the Oils necessary for making and flavoring every variety of Liquor, and a package of the articles used for giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH to Liquors, (converting TO gallons of Whisky to 100 gallons), and every article necessary to commence a LIQUOR STORE, will be furnished for TWtvrT dollars. Also, all the Information necessary to conduct an establisluaeut, thus enabling the new beginner to successfully com pete with the oldest Liquor Dealers. Address, through the Post (Office, 7 a p.-LACOUR, Sew Orleans. Lacour's Concentrated Acid for ma it in? Vinegar, is put an in two gallon packages, at fire dollars per jiackage in good snipping order. janä'Ji-ly QUT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS. PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS for makiso all rhibs or LIQUORS AND YINEGAR, Instantly, by the Use of .. . .- , LACOUR'S . ESSENTI VL OILS. THESE OILS are obtained by Distillation, at the Chemical Laberatory, Parish of Jefferson, of PIERRE LACOCR, .Author of Lacour's Chemical Analysis; Lacour's Chemical Manipulations, Laoouroo the Manufacture of Liquors, Jtc. . . . . Purchasers are particularly irq.ucsteiTtaf' return the Cask and obtain their money, if the Oil does not give perfect satisfaction. .,' LABOUR'S OIL OT COGNAC, Conrerts neutral spirit to a superior Imitation of Impeeted Brandies, vis: Otard, Sazerae, Marett Cognac, Poultney, Seignette, United Vi'ievard Proprietors, Castillion and London Dock Brandies. These liquors will hare full fruity fUvor and a beautiful, sparkling color Common Rectified Whisky will 1 changed by the use of the Oil of Cognac to New York Brandy, Pine Apple Brandy, Common Cognac Brandy, Jfcc. LACOUR'S OIL Or RYE, ; J Change) Rectified Whiskr to Monongahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Molt Whisky,-Bourbon Whisky, &c, kc J' OIL OF CEDRAT, Changes common Rectified Whisky to OH Irish Malt Whisky, and a superior article of Scotch Whisky. OIL OF PEACH, Chances common Whisky to Virginia Peach Brandy, ke. Oil of Peach and Oil of Cognac will conTert cornman Whisky to Apple Brandy. OIL OF GIN, Conrerts the poorest Whisky to Holland Gin, SchneiiUm Schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin, English Gin, tie. LACOUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID. Will, in fire hours after being mixed, change five gallons of good Vinegar and twenty-five gallons of water to thirty gallons of the most acid Vinegar that aa be found in the market. By the use of Lacour's 'Concentrated Acid, Vinegar can be made for one dollar and sixty cents per barrel.- ' rA r u i r i vn' f f nron s Lacour s Oils require no preparation Only pour the Oil into the Whisky, and shake well. The Liquors thus made will hare a true natural aroma, a full, rich, eily taste; a beautiful transparent color and a fine besid. Lacour's Oils exert three distinct properties Id Ci inverting common Whisky to Brandy, Gin.JiC. The first property combines with and su'wldes In the form of Roculent particles the whole of the grain oil. (Amyhc Alcohol.) The Whisky ia thus depressed of that peculiar irritating and burning taste, and becomes a neutral spirit. The second property consists in arr oily mucill&cinous taste impirted to the liquor, which' renders it mellow; awl imparts an appearance of errat age. The third property is exhibited in the rich vinous nutty odor that is imparted to the liquor, which renders distinc-' tioo from the genuine brands Impossible. These Oils are put up in quart flasks; each fusk contains utfieient oil fur making three hundred g-illuns of liquor. Full and compreheusire directions accouipamy the bottles. v PRICE, 8 PER DOTTLE. tW For sale at the corner of St. Charles and Poydras streets. One bottle of these oils, fiTe in number, will be secure ly packed aud shipped, with hill of lading, to any part of th Ciwntry. upon the-reeelpt of ten lollars. in the address of P. LACOUR, New Orleans. Pnmhin are rentiertet I. as a guarantee of kooI faith, to furnish ns the n me of ny house in New Orleans, and we will shin t."em a piickage of the Oils. If they do not perform ail wax is ciuunea tur mem, inrj will cost nothing. jaj '-iy Oaii HCRLKT. - -- -- -- - T. SCLL1TAM JOHN HURLEY & CO., 'FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. NO. 90 TCU0UPIT0ULA3 STREET, . eplJ V-ly New Orleans. JAMES JOHNSTONE 4c SON, COMHISSIOX MERCHANTS, HO. 9 rOTDRAS STRICT, . NEW ORLEANS. Heferito WILLIAM GAY, Es'i., Mes.tf. 11. FEIUlUSüN SOS, A. BUCHANAN & CO.. tKAY 4i CO., . Uiuikn-s, L uisTille, Ky., and P. O. O'RILEY & CO., Eransville. lecl-öm - FRED. DEL DONDRIO, COMMISSION 31 EUCH AXT, 0. TlAr AT CTTR STREIT, NEW ORLEANS, fTNOR the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, Epes, Pried IT rrait. Flour. Msit. and all sorts of Western Pro dace, and for the purchae of Groceries, ke. Cab alICRE CREAM TARTAR. I bbl just recd and iTfor sale by VICKERY & JOHNSTON. ' ,-?gAK-a"lMlrg.ST&iK?!'?o. II AND Warrants wanted, for which the highest mar' ILA ket prices will be pai.1 in gnceries by feds 8. E. GILBERT At CO., Syc. near Water. -rTBRCSIlES. 12 dos ai'd Paint Brushes; Ü9 20 dos us'd White aih , U; Udo do Scrub do; 4 do do Faney Dusters; i 3 do do Painters Dusters; 13 do do Shoe Brushes; mhai,00 "wbf"zriie.bcooKA 41 V anvrs Hnnm. lühnies Lemon! U. f boxe M. K. Raisins, just ree'd by Z. 11. COOK ft SON. m sis süTl n. i'i.'na. i.iir nmERsi. Ar. ! 100 kcas bltMUfid aao nne rawaer, iuh rroeiTea. for wsaieby . . TXCKSKT JUiiasTU.-s.

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NEW FEED STORE, , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ; - By H. B. Hart, ; CORSEt OF SKCOSO AMD CAÜAL fTRIRTtJ.V BALED H AY. Corn. Bran. Shipftnjr, No. l" extra Flour, Chicken Feod, Crushed eed and Corn Meal, tn quantities to suit the trade. All trade delirered by express promptly. Grinding done to accommodate the country trade. Thankful for the past farnrs, I hope, by strict attention to buyers, for a continuance of a liberal trade. & B. U ART. ap2. EVAKSVILLE PAPER WAREHOUSE. WE hare now on hand, snd offer on liberal terms, a well assorted stock tor printers and bookbinders, among which we name 600 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sixas; , 1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards, . ( At well as colered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Ilost flat Cap; Demy, Medium, white and colored Cardsand Card Boards, which we can Lave cut to any size; Portoffice paper; Manilla Wrapping, Printers' Ink. &c. We also beg leaTe to call the attention of dealers to our stock of 35M bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross of Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid for Rags. . iTENKEY&SORENSON. apS3. - : , - ' J. E. CAMPBELL, BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER, FIRST STREET, BETWEEN VI!E AMD DIVIJIO, EVANSVILLE, IND., MWANUFACTURER of every description of Brass IU Work, of equal qualitr, if not superior to any thine manufactured in the East, and on as favorable terms. I keep constantly on hand oil globes, stop, ruage. bibb and cvlinrter cocks; church, neaiuboat and hotel bell; aatWrktion metal, soft and . spelter solder, as welt as a complete assortment of all other articles usually kept in this line of business. I am slso appointed sole sifent in this citr for the .-lie of J. Thompson's celelinte! leather belting. These beltings are far superior to anything yet offered, and have invariably, when exhibited, been awarded with the first premium. Samples of the same cau be seen at the est-blishment. Everr dexcription of Brawi Castings made to order, and furnished at Cincinnati prices. The highest market price paid for old copper, brass and nine. All rders aillressed to me will meet with prompt andimmedaite attention. - dec4ji HOWARD ASSOCIATION, rHIL-lDELPIIIA. IMPORTANT ANXOUNCE.MENTS I 'JOall persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as SrtRM ATORRHOCA, GLEST, 8RMISAL WEAR. kess, Impotkmce, GoNoasHotA, Stthilis, the Vice of Osasisn or öRLr Abvsr. Slc, Sie. THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, . In view of the awful destruction of human life, caused by texu.il Diseases, and the d5Cc-ptions practiced upon the unfortun-ite victims of such diseases, by Ouaeks, nave airect-t tneir consulting snrgeon, as a Charitable Act worthv of their name, to give Medictl Ailrire. uraTIS. to all wrsons thu afilictel. AddIv by letter, with a description of their condition, ae, occupation, habits of life. Sic.) and in case of extreme . a A- . . p)veny ami surering, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. The Howard Association is a Benevolent Institution. established by special endowment, forth relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases." It has now a surplus of moans. which the Directors have voted to exxend in advertising the a-'iove notice. It is nuedlew to add that the As sociation com minds the highest Medical skill of the ace, and will furnish the most approved modern trditment. Just published, bv. the Association, a Report on fipermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Masturbation or Self-Abuse, and other disease of th .Sexual Ormns, by the Consulting Surceon, which will be sent by Mail, (in a sealed envelore free of cburge, on fb receipt of two stamm for postage. Addre Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consisting Surgeon, Howard Assuciation. No. -J South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa. Bv nrdr of the Director. EZRA D. HKARTWELL, l'resirtent. GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. fcMSMy. UNION BAKERY, , TIIC OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT It THE CITT. CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE fc RETAIL. TnE nndrs!cxed constantly keens on hand a large assortment of fresh Water, Butter and Sugar Cntckvr, mid mIko of S )s. pilot and Naval Brwti, which, beine manufactured hr the latest Improved Ma chinery, can be sold as low a price as in any place in the Wet, and are not excelled in quality by any other manufactory in the coantrr. A rarce stock nlwava on han1 at my shop, en water street, between Sycamore and Vine. ,. fch207-dtf . . J. SINZICH. CHEAPER THAN EVER.!; npnE undersigned respectfully Informs hi friends M uml th niiliiic ptiMullT. that he has removed from his old stand near the Post OlEce, to the house lately occupied ly Mr. II J. Hart, as shoe store, on Main stetttwur Ccvrr from First st- where ha keeps constantly on hand a good assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.- . - FANCY JEWELRY, ' BREASTPINS, &C. All of b! roods be !s now offerine at unprecedented low price for cash, prenararon to replenishing his St-wk. lie also repairs Clocks, Watches and all kinds of Jewelrv, at the shortest notice; ami upon reasonable terms. Give him a call before pntrhaii)? elsewhere, as he Is determined to please In quilitr nd price. GEORGE MILLER, DEALER IN DOiOTS AND SHOES, XAI5 STREET, 8ETW. FIRST ASD EC0.1D, EVANSVILLE, IND. JT B. Mr. PHILIP DEUSNER, well known to INI the citizens of Evansville, is now employed in mr establishment, where he will be happy to iis former customers. . ' ' RrJß-but SUG ARS-! bhd. prime New Orleans sugars; h hh-i. Clarified Sugars; 20 bWs. Cnishe! Surars; - 20 do Loaf do 10 ! Pnlverired do. ap33 PRKSTON BROS. MoUsae and Sugar ?5 bbls. re-holled Molasses; M bils. Plantation Molasses; 40 Nls. 8. House Mola; 15 hhds. 1 rime N. O. Sugar; 5 hhds. Choice N. 0. Sugar, just received and for sale bv ap33. ' WIIKr LKR k RIGGS. M g RAGS assorted CTks; -ft: ß ; tmxes German Pipe Head: 10 dox (lernaim Cologne, ree'd bv ralh-oad and fursitleby octil I. Si P. llKIMAXN. J VST RECEIVED. ' " 1Ö0 Iwxes WiiiiVtw Glass, assorted sizes; no 00 uias Tamlers; 60 do quart, pints and half pint Flasks; SO do quart, X gallon,' 1 and 2 gallon upecie Jars in good order fur sale bv i30 WHEELER at RIGGS. SASH, Doors. Blinds, Gl., Putty, Oil, White Lead, Zinc, Paint, Turpentine and Nails, on h:nd and to arrive largely by decJJ E. S. BABCOCK. CrtADLEar, WAGONS AND CABS.-2X do ass'd in store and fcr sale by . . mhii - SAMX YICKERY. WANTED a good servant girl in a small family, cue that can give good re&rence can get good wages. Apply at this office. nihlj-tf C COMMON AND PANCY PO 1P.J lb boxes German and Palm Sonp; . 25 do Fancy Soap,' a- great vsrier in store and for sale by svAMUEL VlCKEUY. apJ Corner of Main and Second streets. f. DRIES. . PK)' drums Smrrna Figs, . j ' t 2. h:ilf boxesllaisins, "" i'.hl.lsNo.S Mackerel, 25 t?i fino LiveriMKil Tabl Blt, t!ö Iwxes RiiLsitis, , . 1(1 do Wed Herrings, 5 tierces Rice, i ust ree'd and for sVe by RplO WHEELER & RIGGS. 1 O,D0Z frc,h Peaches; X w 10 fresh Stmwtxrriss: . . 10 do Preserved Quinoest " ' 10 tlo du lirren Gages; -10 Uo do Peoclie, warranted A No. 1 or Rale by p x. II. COOK fc SON . Oni. HALF box Samlinen; UUU yo quarter box Sardines; 100 Ujves Sjrlines, ju.-t rccMW ap2 '. II. CfiOK Si PON. NEW DOORS. IfltS. SOUTH WORTH'S New Novel, Viria, or Ilm the Secret vt Power.' I ENA RIVERS' New Novel, by the Author of Tempest aii'l eunauine,'just reoei vm ny apjj DQUELL Si LISTER. W ADIEä Walking Shoes are now going off low to UJ close out. tall unt get a pair, myi; McKt A & WELLS, First street. V ADIES' PrestchGlove Kid Gaiters, just the verv UJ prettiest thing f'r thv pfr.i.Mn . WitrrHiited U wear. I LK Lasting Gaiters with and without heels. Both tippetl aud plain jay MCREA& WELLS, First treet. CE CREAM IN TEN MINUTES WARRANTED iiliiu-niuuiuu: 2 duzen ti Uunrtü: H do. 1 do: 3 do 3 d.i. ..Austin's Patent Freesen, ree'd and fcr sale at Eastern 1 prices by aoij 11. at v. nr.i.iAi.. rsrsjINPLATR. i iV) boxes Roofing Tin, 23 Pigs Block Tin. For sa)e by - SAMUEL ORR. ar21 ClIIVTT Tonv Ä 100 Ml Charcoal and boiled assorted Sheet Iron, received and for sale by BAMitLURä. At tai . . - ' ' m m racrttri j. . Ilm a. 6 Package new M;ickerel II sizes and pakgs; o4.k t V' t 1 1 . . lil.trmn Pinlfiih! ail kegs Holland Herrings, tn store and for sal by a pJJ 1 . ti D. HE IMAN N fiJEW GOODS eomprising most every article In the IM Notiun line. iutrerived at A.C. Pt'SHEE'd No. 6, Mitctiei's Block, Main street Ladie and gentlemen are very respectfully invited to call, where they ca and a better variety, than at any store in the West, all sold as iw as tue lowest. A.t .ri u&E, mb , . - 5. I, Mitchell' Block, Mala sereet

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HALLOCK & STOPDAED, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS " : c in Vrug$j . n . , : , Faints, OiU, YamiKe$, Acidt, ' Window dots Dy Slvfi, TrvtM, Patent Ifedicintt, i " Perfumery, Soap and ' Fancy Articles, Together with an assortment of nalr. Tooth, Clothes, Paint and Whitewash Brushes, all of which thev procure from first hands and sell at as small a profit as such articles can lie sold. Also: Constantly on hand a large and varied assortment of ; ' DA G UFR REO PVP STOCK! Such - Camera, . , Cases," ' Plates,' . Claas, Chemicals, And almost every article used in Daguerreotyping or Amhrotyping. Orders from opera! ors promptly filled and forwarded at a small advance 01 Eastern prices. IMT" W ar constantly receiving fresh supplies of articles enumerate! aiiove, and others usually kept in inug Mores, ana every article son vy us is warrautca tobepure frenta and gv'nnine. r Particular attention paid to filling Physicians' onlers, and orders from country stores. We invite those wishing articles in our line to call or send and we are sure we can give satisfaction both in recnpl to qual-myt-lyV No. 1 H Main street, Kransville, lnd. WE beg to call the attention of the public to the following sworn cmiticate from one of our mo.st respectable citizen. Mr. Valin, the father-in-law of the proprietor of. the "Courier ilea etats Uuis," and formerly gun maker in Philndeiphia: Dr. IirraiR Iear Sir: I IwreHy certify thatl have ben afflicted with the Piles for liisur tiO years; tluit I have used H bottles of Barnes' Pile Lotion, and everything else I roul 1 huu- of. but all to no f fleet, for thev did me little or no good. A 'out two months since,! commenceil using your valua-de remedies for the Piles, ana nave tii napiuness to sav that tney nave nan the deirod eflect, as tney lutre tfiir.o me o'f this most distressing complaint. I consider this almost a miracle, for I am now years of age. . 1 sincerely recommend them to all afflicted with the above complaint. Signed. . . P. VALIE, No. 73 Franklin street. New Yore, August 20th, ISjJ. State of New-York, ) New York City and County, f I, Joseph C. Lawrence, a Commissioner of Deeds in and for the City and County, and a .Notary Public in and for the Slate of New York, do hereby certify that on the dav of the date hereof, before me pers nally came P. Valie, to rae well known, who being by me duly sworn, did deoseand say that the contents of the foregoing certificate, signed bv him arc true. In witness whereof, I have subm-ribed toy name as Commissioner of Deeds and Notary PnMie, of the State of New York, and have atlixed bit Notarial Seal at my office the 2tith day of Aucuit, JOSKP1I C. LAWRENCE. Commissioner of Deeds and Notary Public, i" Wall street, New York. We challenge the medk-al faculty of the United States to p.oduce a remedy equal to Dr. lbiprie's Celebrated Remedies for external or internal Piles. Ml cents per box. Office 7 1 Namu tret, New York, will le sent by mail to any part of the United States. Sold by all respectable druggist in the United State. N. B. An Agent wanted, terms cash. DR. DUPRIE'S TILLS Are unrivalled fot purifvirg the blood, being an effectual remely for Internal Piles, Salt Rheum, Ring orm, ac, 9w reward will rm paid to any person that can prove thev contain anvthmg injurious to the svs- . ... 1 . 1 . . . . ..... tem. nine sent ny man to any pan 01 inei.nitea States. V) cornts per box. Principal office 1 Nassau treetj New York, and for sale by all respectable drug gists m me . nates. EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE, . . 70 Nassau street. New York, WM. J. UEUPATH ti CO. - dec3 3ß - I'roi-rietors. It . E . S E L. L. E R S MUCH ITSSB AMD HIOHLT rOPVLAR " FAMILY MEDICINES! ' V rS E L L E R 8 ' .. CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS! WHICH STASDS VSKQl'lLLtD V AMV MCMCISJC known roRTHK cvae or LtVea complaijits AMD OTHER DlsKASES, ARlslMO FROM J a peranmed itatr or the . 'LIVER. fATlHIS Medicine has tern in uublic use about fifteen fl v eats, and lias acquired arcpuuiUuo tue curine the Liver t.'omnlaiiit. which ha never been eoualled by any remedy heretofore ortored to the public, e Asun Anti-RUlious or Purgative Pill, Cicy are unsurpassed, and are the original, only, true aud, ; ' , 1 GENUINE LIVER PILLS. ; The iiubMTiber woukl feel arcrieved to be even sus pected of the intention to ohtaiu f jr the Liver Pill any unfitir advnntane of the uuhliu. or of tcekinc for it any bhare of which it has not a jnst and full cUiui. I When be undertook to ireuare and vend this Medi cine, (aside fnm the regular pnict ice, t whicli lie al ways deters,) no rill was known to tue j uduc, naviug any fair pr.tcutiou to give relief in DISEASES OF THE LIVER. F r this disease, it hail long hoe a Jiiuxcssfully em ployed in private praetirc aud wjm given to the j.ubli; with such directions and (trccautious J might render it of extensive lieuetii; and the result of iU employment has fully Uät:i'inei it reputation, aud increased his contidenoe in it jo-t claims to M regsnlisl as the only I'lll deserving tonecaiici "Ims liver i'ill. - " ' COSTIVENESS. Asth necessity for purgative pills has its foundation verv often in a torpid staxe of ihe liver, and km the Liver Pills are superior, as a cathartic, to the pills in general use, they are recommended with ronlidencc, in all cases, as a purgative pill, and may, a-lvautageously to the public, su perse le those in general use. IB THE WORM MEDICINE Has no superior in this or any other country, for expellbig.WoriBsfn'm the human family. Worms frequently infest children, aggravate all other disease, and are capable. of producing great disturbances in the system; and, consequently, all medicines given to remove them, should he prepared with great care, and of the best materials; ana it is to be feared that manv of the Worm Medici uea in use are totally destitute "of thee qualities. The-Vermifuge which the SHHcrilr otters to the public, is prepared of the .best materials that can be procured. ;." SELLERS' IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP, Pronounced to he the leasaiite.-t aid most efficacious remedy now in use, for the cure of Coughs, Colds Heaviness, I ntluenxa, tickling eiiaations of the throat, Whooping Couli, Jtc, Aic. Sellers' Imperial Cough Syrnp ha given relief to hundreds wlio have used it, and the proprietor is persuaileil that it lias the power to iaip;irt benefit that cannot 1 claimed for the Cough Mixtures iu general tue. MOST OF THE MIXTURES, Sold fir Conehs, are composed of spirituous and inflaininntorv art.cles, which, while they give little relief, really do harm. The Imperial Cough Syrup contains no spirituous ingredient whatever, and may oe used in all cases not requiring active meüUail treaunent. The Imperial Couch Syrup has been used for the last fifteen years by the most respecti' le Inhabitant 01 PiUburgb and vicinity. For sale by ' HALLOCft STODDARD, t , . . Agt's. at Kvunsville, seplj -y , Aivl by other DruggUt generally. NEW SPRING GOODSI , Just received 20 ense light Spring Prints: 10 cases ns"d Cotona les; 10 casj lll-:u-hel Muslins; 2 do Silk Poplins; 3 do Printe! Lawu; 5 do Sattinets; 5 do TeMs; ' 2l hales Iometics, w!th a vnr'ety of Fancy Goods, suiut'i to the season, for sale very heap y .... ,. I? . . . J.H.MAO.IIi-.R&qO. Ä I half Spanish Cigai-9, old stM-k, on bund. my J. 8. McCRACKEN. sVsTh BOXES Jas. Malisou Ya. Tobacco, fine meilium, fur sale low down iuy j.8. Mccracken. ALE3 fine Havana Taluro at retiil. mrS j.s. Mccracken. l.EOAR AND ALE.WWls PlilUlelphia Vinegar; 5 do PittsUirgh Ale, in store and f-r ssileby ap23 I. f. D. IIEI.MANN. COFKEE.- ;: 1 Rio Coffee; 40 Poket old Cov. Java, In store and for -le by p27 I. ti D. I1K1MANN. iiVPRfcS FACTORY COTTON YARN a "the j best in the market, all sires f.ir sile ry myl . E.GILBKRT & CO. OfTtffl COCOA Nuts: 93 W W .V Rs S. S. Almonds; 500 tLs PeaNuts; 'JM do Knglish Waluuts, just ree'd bv , Z.H. COOK Sl SON. p: 6 BAGS assorted Cotton Yam; . . . S Nur do Carpet Cliain; 1 . 40 bales Cotton B itting t . W do Candle Wick, jnst received by mhl Z. H. COOK k SON. CARDEN SEEDS NEW CR0P.-1 CRsg Landrith' cclolirated Seels, assorted Just ree'd from Philadelphia, and for sale ov . . fe-'4 VICKERY & JOIINSTON. f A DIES CONC.HEslS OAITKHS.-The very A finest Gaiter boots with Concre, iust ree'd and oliered low for cash. McREA fc WELLS, v r-7 Foster's Block.' N 1 case ext Nutmegs, just reeeivtsl by )21 WHEELER k p: RIGGS. COTTON YARN. . ' 5ft Iswrs Hnpe Fa'iory Cotton Yams aborted, Ü bags Carpet Chain wh'te nod color!. Just ree'd br .' , . lrl"J WllEKLERstRIUGS. : Vm ported Sl'OARS. 100.000 Imported ugstrs, of - lavonie oranu lor me ap ! WHrLFR RIOG3. fkrkQUIC.LKYS exta sugar rural Hams, the Jmk UU first of the easou, Junt rec'il bv 1 - .. P2 ... Z. II. COOÜ & SON. " ORANGE KEKlV-).e00 Pure Texas OsatOraog Seed, ree'd thi day W -ap91 F...H. COOK fc SON.

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A RARE CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT! - - FOB 8ALS A VALUABLE TRACT OFXAND, Adjoining the Town of CanneltonI 1 Consisting of about one hundred acres, one-half of which I bottom land, and the remainder extends Into the delightful hills that border the town. All of it is embraced in plat of the town of Cannelton, and Is in demand for house lots. The lower boundary of the tract I not more than ten minute walk from the extensive Cotton Factory and principal coal mines. All the products of the land can lie sold on the soil to the people of the town. It is most admirably situated for vegetable gardens for which the town affords food market and high prices. The land will eventually all be wanted for house lots. Od the premises are three dwellings, one of which is worth 1300; another is worth 1500; the other a beautiful cottage residence, cost 400 three years ago to erect it. Either of these houses can be had with the land, or all of them, as the purchaser may wish: they are separated by a street from the body of the land, and are on separate lota laid off for residences. The property will be sold on a liberal credit to a responsible purchaser. The location is one of the most delightful on the Ohio river, and the principal cottage with three acres in garden and frnit is the most beautiful rural residence between here and Louisville. The chief motive for offering it for sale, is that the property ia too valuable to rent, aud needs more attention than the owner can at present bestow on it. Address or apply to the editor of the Journal; Evaxsrille. my2 JOHN HEALY, : BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, Corner of Mala and First Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND., HAS for sale a general assortment of SCHOOL, CLASSICAL, MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS! Writing, I-etter d Wrapping Papers: Steel Pens. Quills. Ink. Pencils, Envelopes, and Collage and &hoo Lilvaries furnished at the lowest rates. J f Country Merchants and Teachers are invited to call and examine the stock. apJti EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE, Main t., betw. Flrat and Second. THE undersigned would respectfully Inform the citizen of Evansville and of the surrounding country? that he is now receiving his snrine stock of Tools and Hardware generally, comprising many new" ar ticles tuu puriy con&uung 01 MECHANICS TOOLS, Tn the greatest variety and of the very best quality, being designed exclusively for the retail trade; also iiriLDIAU HARDWARE, Locks, Hatchets, wrourht and cart Butts, wrought Hinge, Screws, Nails, Brads, Trimmings for Furniture, itc &C. O AHDEN AND FARMI.XU IMPLEMENT.-;, Shore!., Spades, Orain Scoops, IIoej, Iron aud Stee Rakes, Manure and llav Forks, Sic, Sic. POCKET AND TADLE CUTLERY, Ppoons in great variety, Scissors and Shears, ke., always on hand. - Also Chains, Mill and Cross-Cnt Saws, Axes, Platform Scales, Chain Pumps and Fixtures, Brass and Enamelled Kettles, &c, tie. nih2rt ACQ'S. WALDKIRCII. 1857. SPRING- GOODS. 1857. A Large Arrival of Fresh Stock for Spring. WE invite ALL to come and look at our splendid goods. We are determined, this Spring, to take the lead in iu Just cull in and let n show you. We have them now, certain, and .'tis worth your w hile to drop in and. see the newest fashions. mhld McREA & WELLS. . NEW BOOKS Thr most elegant new editions ever published. Lonefellow's Poems; Longfellow' Prose Works, each in two elegant small volumes, gilt. ' Also The new edition of Waverly Novels, the most eb?j:int library edition ever published ouly 75 per volume. A mo The Artist' Bride. Emerson Bennett, "e Book. ju.t ree'd. ap3 DOB ELL a LI Ti R. DISSOLUTION. Flint copartnership heretof we existing between John X Burus aud Ii. W. Cleavland, in the Milling busineas, uM'ler the etyleof Burti ti Cleavland, was dissolved March 2th, by mutual consent. JUHM HCKTIK, p30 U. W. CLEAVLAND. DISSOLUTION. firtHR partnership heretofore extsting under the name JL. ( Bittrolrt Jt Sons, was dissolved by mutual eonsent, on the iith of April. 1"M. The business wilt be Jinned by J. L. BiUrnlff and J.-L. BittroUf, Jr., under the style of BittrolfT & Son, who are alone anthorized to use the name of the old firm in sotdeiwent of business apJO BITTROLFF SONS 11ITTROLFF 8c SON, Drai ras in Jewelry. Watches, Clock. t4 blUer are, Ac, have now on baud a well vw4 selected stock oi gold aim silver watcnes; nne Jewelry of all kinds and of the latest styles; Yankee Clocks in BroBxe. Iron anil Wood cases; silver Table and Ten srwoiis. piated ware, oorte uioneas, gold ; silver and steel kpectacies, tc, which we are prepitred to eil at the lowest emtern prices, and warrant every article to be what it is represented. The public generally are invitsi to call and examine fur thcmxMves, at the old sUnd. on Main street, selweeu 1st and -id. ap3) WORTH NOTICING! " AM0NO the many new goods received in the city lately, w find that . ., ... FEADRICII Sc BROTHERS Uave received the finest stuck of Vt ; -UA.V ANA, piG ARS ITH ItODSHT TO ITISITUII. This firm does nöt deceive their customers with Common Üerman Cigars. They manufacture and Import CHEAPER AND BETTER TOBACCO Than any house in the State. We would advise all who admire FINE CIGARS to give us call. FENDRICII Si BROS., ap2? Main Street JEvansvllle. SAMUEL EMBICII, 3Ialn Street, three door below Second, XI i ( 18 CONSTANTLY RECEIVING ; c.-t J ' . ' ; vtvr srrrutsTO mi WELL ASSORTED STOCK ' . O F d r r BOOTS AND SHOES! ' HATS, CAPS, &C, AXD WILL ALWAYS DISPOSE OF THEM AT LOW RATES. WB OFTEN HEAR CUSTOMERS SAY, THAT "They can always be better soiled AT S. EMBICH'S TIIA5 AWT OTHER ftiCl," AND WE SUPPOSE AT A LOWER PRICE! ap27 . NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE. AMKS SCANTLTN, Jr., of the late firm of J. SCANTLIN tt SON, has opened in his new brick, between Water and First streets, opposite the old State Bank, where he has the largest aud best assortment in theCity 8TOVES, CASTINGS, MANTLE and JAMB ORATE?, TIN WARE, Japand pfswd and BRTTANIA WARE of the latest stvles, at WHOLESALE and RETAIL. "Give him a call, he is well experienced in his business, he knows how to buy, so that he can sell cheaper than anv one in the trade. ALSOr-sanford Patent Straw Cutter and I'hrie' Ct lebrated Plow. jam 75 BAGS prime Rastern Coffee In store. And for saieny aj-. i.. ii. luur x cu.i. SB II LS Choice Irie Beef 3 dux do Beef Tongues, just received by ap27 H. COOK l SON. I .ME. DO bbls White Lime, In store and for sale by . fuä) : iltKLtu k uiuusi. 4INE EMPIRE BABY CABS.-l dos Just ree'd X aud for sale by mhi . VICKERY li JOIINSTON. , . JOURNEYMEN TAILORS WANTED. TwO good workmen can find employment by call. Log at Davidson' on First street. . myn , r . . . C. DAVIDSON.

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PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE. O. SCHMITT Ä STARK, First Street, Near .Main. ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURING. WE wish to call the attention of our old customers and of everybody in want of elegant and desirable Furniture to our new and very rich Patterns of Sofas, Portables, Divans. Klixaeth and Tarlor Chairs, and in Hair Cloth, Plush and Brocatd, which will be ready for inspection in a few days. Every article in the I'pltoLsbiry Line is made nndcr our personal superintendence and expressly fur the City Trade. We make it our aim to sell as cheap as any house in the West, and all we ask is: give us a call before you go and spend vour money a'iroad. ap27 O. SCHMITT Si STARK. CO-PARTNERSHIP IN THE Wholesale Dry Goods Business. THE undersigned have this dsy entered into a copartnership, under the style" of Frekch & Jerauld, to carry on the Wholesale Dry Goods and Clothing Business, and, for that purpose, willherlad to see all their friends at the old stand of Johnson & French, Evansville, Ind. WM. E. FRENCH. sepl3-ly SYLVESTER T.JERAULD. lumber: lumber:: R. II. BENNETT WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Evansville and surrounding country, that he keeps constantly on hand a large and full assortment of PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, Dressed and Undressed Flooring, Dresse! and Undress, ed Weatherhoarding, sec, tic., which he will sell cheap for cash. Onlers from the country solicited. Yard on Carpenter street, near Kratz ti lleilirnn's Foundry. lie Las also a yard at Yincennes, near the Evansville and Crawfirdsville Raihoad Depot, ard is pre pared to furnish, all in that section, with a full variety, as cheap as can be lwnght in Evsnsville. j.-.N'Tio L. L. WATSON, Agt., V inc-mnes. . 400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. KEEN & PRESTON HAVE now in rtorc, every description of Boots and Shoes ada)ited to the trade, consisting of Men's oak bottom pump sole kip hoots, do A calf, calf, do calf and mit, stitched, pUin aud fancy lace extension top Roots, Men's split, lined and unlined and oak bottom, kip, pump sole Brogaus; do coat. mit. goat, calf, A calf and patent leather Shoes; Men's CAlf Mid goat pumps. Boys' split, lined and unlined kip, oak bottom pump sole Broeans; do coat and mit go.it, calf and A calf, and patent leather Shot; Bo)-1 calf and kip, Iunp sole, and plain and fancy kice extension top SoolS. Women's kip. split, calf, lined and unlineil Bootees, do goat, mit goat, Ixonzed, glove ton. patent leather, enamelled and kid kvI and peirzed Bootees akd Gaiters; do plain and patent leatlier fiiced Gaiters; do Bootees f every style (Eureka, Jenziv Lind, Excelsior, Polka, ifce.) known to the trade. Women's Buskins of various styles calf, goat, pruned, kid, morocco, enamelled, puteiit leather, glove, fron.ed, Jtc. Misses Bootr.-es, split, kip, calf, A calf, poat, mit coat, patent leather, enamelled, morocco, fa: icy top, Bronxeil, clove, Sic. Youths' Hrocuns, calf, A calf, kip. split, coit. grained, lace anil bUimjsl Shoes. Youths' calf sr.a A calf Boots. Children's kid ami colored morocco Shoes. These goods were Ixmcht of the manufacturers, and we defy all competition, except them. We sell our Boots and Shoes on the same terms as Dry Goods. We have one of the largest an l most desirable stock: of boots and shoes ever broucht into tire State, includine a majority of the lest makers of New England; and from this' time forwan', it will lc a losing business for any merchant to pass by Evansville, on their way up the river to buy boot and fchoe. We respectfully invite the trade to call and examine our stocV. ap7 KEEN k PRESTON. THE NEW YORK BAKIiRY ! STILL AHEAD!! THIS popular establishment has recently made extensive arrangements for the manufacture of But. ter, Sugar, Boston, Soda, Pic Nie, Water and Oyster Crackers; Pilot Bread, 4cc, &c togellier with a t'oo.1 assortment of Lonf Bread, Cakes and Pies. The subscriber ha also puiflisse-l the 1'ateat Right for the manufacture of Cnun & Paul's PATENT LOAF BREAD! Made by machinery, which passees many superior qualities over the old style of Manufacture. The Bread has the advantages of being more uiiiform much handsomer anil whiter in apiwirauce, than lred heretofore made. It keeps much longer, and is not ojectionable for use ali .'n a week old. It cuts ss handsomely as the finest Pound Cake, and without waste. It goes further and iscomitiic into eer.ersil use, in families not accustomed to "BAKKRS BREAD." All who use H ikcrs' ISruad are iuvited to give this new ar ticle a trial. 3 if Fiunilies can be snpplied at their door with any article in my line, fresh from the oven. l& Country orders and orders from th river, promptly filled and delivered, atthoN'Rw York Bakrry, on First street, opposite the Post Office. mhi-rin .ic. GAUNT. . THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY. . MASrrACTCRERS AND OKALRRt III C UN P O W D E R , C"ONTTNUE to offer their well knnv.n brands of J Elkctric Isdiix RirLt and Kkxtccct Rifle Powdrb, in kegsand cnnlsters. : Also Gunpowder for Blasting and Mining, comprising a full assortment of qualities and kinds required by the trade, guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. The ftandard of their Powder, which has now en.loyed the liichest reputation for more than twenty-five years, will found unsurpassed by any other manufacture of the kind in the world. For sale by the principal dealers, and also at the office of the Company, No. M Wall, cor. Water street, New York. A. G. HAZARD, President. A. E. Dot glass, See'y. , mUsinxl BOOTS AND SHOES, C WAITERS, MISSUS' SHOES AND THE FINK est a-M-irtment of Ieather and Findings ever brought to ths market, just received l y Railroad. Tlie entire stock was purchased in the East, and is of the latent styles. Philadelphia made Laities' Hhoes of all kinds, with Children's Shoes, all sizes and patterns. I have thus Gr I V B Notice that I have the best lot of French Calfskins ever brought to this market, which I am prepared to make up at prices which will do ... i . , With all competition. Ladies and Gentlemen, who want a superior article in the Boot and Shoe line will do well to call AT JOHN RASCH'S, - Second Street below .Main, EVANSVILLE, IND. mh25 J FAMILY FLOUR.-100 bbls Lee's Mills Extra for ' sale by lapltl GEO. FOSTER Jfc CO. JUST RECEIVED. 10 boxes W. R. Cheese, (25 bxs Knelish lViiry 2r do Nutmeg Cheese, hy mhl3 TENNEY & SORENSON. JUST RECEIVED. 10n Iwxes papered Salaratus, 100 lo do Soda, lfU) do boes Tomato Catsup, for sale by mhl3 TENNEY k SORENSON. PAPER, &c 00 bundles Wrappine Paper, 30 gross Bonnet Boards, jn gross Butler' Ink (CO bottles,) Just rccM per John McCall, and for sale by 83 WHEELER k RIGGS. kJA.'ll AND RAKES. 3 20,00b light ass'd Sash, 30 doa Hay Rakes, in store for sale by apll ORR, DALZELL k CO. WINDOW GLASS. 100 boxes ass'd sizes Jost reee'ved by anil VICKERY k JOHNSON. LEATHER. P,0o(l Pw very choice Skirting, 4100 lb Chestnut Harness, , r doz Chestnut Bridles, 10 Black Oik " 100 Pud Skins ass'd 1, S and 3, 4(1 Morocco fkins, in " While Welting, JOO Hides enameled Leather, 20 " Bow Leather, 100 Patent Dash do S00 Bolts ass'd enamelled Cloth, for sale at the lowest market rates, by CHARLES BABCOCK. ap-21 BATTING.-tO bales Batting Just ree'd by spil Z. II. COOK k SON. JU'KET POTATOES. 10 bbls Florida Red. Jnt recelreil. rer Fannv Fanny Bullit, by VICKERY k JOHNSON, apll z g l)OZ 5 ft. Can Coye Ovsters; O ß 20 dos 1 lb do do do; Tfl du 1 and 3 lb cans Fresh Lobster; 80 dos 1 lb fresh Salmon, for sale v ap Z. II. COOK k SON. I'GARS. ' S5 hlids l"rime N. O. Sugar: 20 bbls Liaf Sugar; IU bt.ls Powdered Sugar; 37 do Crushed Sugar, in store and fur ale by apl5 , I, & D. I1E15IANN. r ADIES PATENT TIPPEDand PLAIN FRONT A and Side Lace, Silk, Lasting Gaiter Boots of the very latest fashions. Low fr rash. ap:s McREA k WELLS Foster Block. TINNERS TOOI5. A good assortment in store and fur sale by SAMUEL ORR. myll ' K ROOMS. yn do Brooms received on consignment and for sale low by mh9 WHEELER ü RIGGS, Main rtreet, UIO COFFKB. 100 bags choice, 'ust ree'd for sale low by S. E. GILBERT k CO. myl aBacs prime Rio Coffee. Jurt received by tMf myll Zr H. COOK A H5N.

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JOHNS. ,31 ITC II ELL, Successor to O'Riley k Mitchell.) " PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT ; EVANSVILLE, IND. - STRICT attention paid to consignments for sale of Flour. Pmfduce, sic. Order for the pur chase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to. Having a large Whrf-Boat at the River, and being Agent at this place for several Railroads, I ponres superior advantage for forward in Merchandise or Produce coming here by Ita'lrmd ns well as by River . Office on lioard the lower Wharf -Boat. janli i TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS. THE undersigned would announce that he has fin ixhed his large and substantial new Wharf-lmat, f MAMMOTH CAVE." He ha placed her, for the sake of convenience tn all stages of the river, at the foot of Vine street, lie m ill at all times hereafter, I pleased to give prompt and careful attention to Receiving and Shipping, as well as to all other river bnsiness that may be entrusted to him. The patronage, therefore, of the Merchants, Shippers and others, of this city and of the interior, is sclicited. eplj-ly JOHN 8. MITCHELL. , TALLANT fc DELAPLAIN, FORWARDING MERCHANTS, y WHEELING, VIRGINIA." . . ' . to: ; '! WHEELING FREIGHT AGENTS OF THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, And Baltimore and Boston Steamship Co., . ; Referat PRESTON BROS.. GEO. FOSTER & CO LACGHLIN, CRAVE & CO ! K r. .N (i rtt KS TON, JOHN S. MITCHELL, FRENCH & JERAULD seplj-ly Evansville, lud. HALL, DODD & CO.'S FIRE PROOF SAFES! "VMrE hftve on hand a supplv of those FIRE PROOF It SAFES, which we offer at low figures. For their sujrior onalities. we refer to CRESCENT CITY BANK, G. COPELANP, Broker and Banker, J. U. MAG 11 EE k CO. and BEMENT & VIELE. r. P. HORN BROOK & CO., Agents, ey25tf Water street, Evansville, Ind. J. J. PENNINGTON, n.AS just received fresh supplies .of the following White Lead, ' Red Lead, Chrome Yellow, Carpet Brashes, Paint Brushes, Burning Fluid, Sand Paper, Paris Green. Linseed Oil, Drop Biack, Alcohol, Tin Foil, Gold Isif, Fancy iäoap, Blacking Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes, Tanner's Brushes, Common Dusters, Parlor Dusters, Hair Brooms, Whitewash Brushes, Harking Brushes. Chrome Green, OCt'J JUST RECEIVED. UK) bags prime Coliee, 25 bbls Tar, 2. do Rosin. " ' 0 do Pitch, 20 Imgs fine Salt, . " 6 bbls nine ground Ginger, 6 do Flour Sulphur, 5 do Chalk, 100 d Prime Reboiled Molasses, '5 half bbls Plantition do 3:, bbls St. James S. If. Molasses, I hbls St. Louis Sf. Surir: 200 Bot "s ass'd Window Glass; JO Wds Linseed Gil, Solves Indigo. 10 bag Pimento, 10 do Pepper, 3 Mils Putty, 5 do Alum, in store and for 1 by pll .' - OKR, DALZELL k CO. STORAGE WANTED. rR ere prepareil to store in onr Fire Proof Warew house any quantity if Grain, Produce, or Met chiindirc, on the most liberal terms. Having hurse ami airy rooms up stairs, porticnlar care wiil Is Uken of Household .Furniture, Agrimltaral Iniploinenta and all kinds of goods or wares liable to damage from darcp or rust. ; Insurance cHecteI at the lowest fi."e proof rates, by the month, or longer, when desired, i Warehouse locatel on corner of Locust street and W. and E. Canal, and mott convenient for shipping by River or Railroad. Arply to U LO. FOSTER ii CO. i . ap2g. V .. i ,: t fcIGN OF TUB ' "CO LD E N CO FF E E .POT!' ' 1 '' Maiirstreet, between First and Second, . "' ' ' i EVANSVILLE j IND."' THOMAS SCAXTLIX, : 1 DEALER IS- T. , ,. r. il Stove,' ' 1 ' , '.- Tinware, . - I: .t r . .. , Lamps, Hardware tt-Cutlery. ' JJritaniiia Ware. Plain At Fancy Tinware, Hollow Ware, Hog At Had'iron, Urass Kettles, Lanterns, Enamelled and Tlain Mantie Orates, Coal-llods, Lamps, Toilet Ware of plain and fanev strles. Also, matuiffictnrer of all kind of TIN, SHEET' IRON k COPPER WORK. tff Ail jo'js executed with neatness and dispatch; ap271y . . . r, ' CHELSEA. At the Juuction of the Straight . Line and O. Si M. Railroad. ,. IN answer to the numrous fnijutries, the under-, signed stau to the public, that he has ktid oft the town if Chelsea, at the crossing of the Ohio and Mis-, sissippiand the Evansville, Indianapolis and Cleveland tJraight Line Railroads, in the county of Daviess, .near the otiitre, on a large and liberal scale.' The saJ of lots will tike place soon after his return from Kurope, of which proper notice will I given. This town is beautifully-located at th crossing of these great thoroughfares, with easy connections between them. It Is'alx.at cjual distance between Cincinnati and sU Louis, Vi miles from Evansville, and 1U0 miles from Indianapolis. i The tentis of sale-will be eay. Donations of lot will we maile for Churches, market-houses, and c haritable purposes. Mechanics and actual settlers will be suUei witli lot on long time. . . , WILLARD CARPENTER' i ' toyMm . . ' ii LASS. FLASKS. ".jboxes C iozen each, quarts, pints and half .pints, ree'd per Anronia, for sale mh-27 -., i ,-S.E. GILBERTS CO. . 100 BUSH Ear Com for nie by ' . ap28 Z. II. COOK k SON. OLA8SES. 'j 40 bbl ReUolt Molasses; . . - i . half bhla Molasses; 10 Wils S.U. do. in store and for ale by . ap! ,57 I. Si I). riEIMANN. r, , UVi. TEAS. - . 5 half chest Tea Gunpowder, Imperial and Youn Hyson; 225 boxes Tea of U lbs, JS Hs, 10 lbs, 1', 4 lbs, 2 and libs boxes, of Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hvson. irvO boxes ass'd mind Tobacco, in sbre and for s-ile by jap27J I. k D. IIEI.MANN. !TAILS&e.11 kees ils, Belmont Works; irA boxes Window OH, assorted sie: 2rtl do assort! Tumblei sard Beer Glasses; lftO do Ouart Flasks; 100 do Pint Flanks, la. store and for le by ap-!7 . I. k D. 1IEIMANN. IREsiH EGGS. äöO dos fresh Eeirs for sale by . ap-24 - Z. II. COOK Ä SON. 1 ADIES' fine kid and toilet slippers of imported i stock, with the new elastic snachment just ree'd. niyS McREA A WELLS, First street. (10VEOYSTFR5.-:5 toxes 1 1 dor. es.rh.1 and J J pound cans, for sale by S. K. G I LBERT kO. myj ' ' Sycamore street. g IIICKEN8.-20 dox large fat Chicken, fust ree'd KJ ly '"yi. . Z.H. COOK k SON. . SUGAR. 10 hhds Prime N. 0. Sugar, 40 half bbls Molasses, for role bv aplO . WHEELER k BIGGS. LADIES GAITERS. V LARGE assortment at all prices, from the manufacturers direct. mhis McREA Ik WELLS. M MA BUNDLES Wrappiug Paper on consign Jt 1 w ß ment, for sale low to close iuh:l HORNBROOK k CO., Water street. WILLOW WAGONS AND CABS. . 2 doz all top Cas; 2 dor. close top Cabs; 2 do- clos Waeons; 2 dos open Wagons, just ree'd direct from New York by ap2 7: II. COOK k SON. s UGAR AND MOLASSES. S hhds choice New Orleans Surrur; 3 ib!s Crushed and 2 K'ls Powdered Sugar; 20 hs and half bll S. II. Molasses, jnst ree'd by aP23 - VICKERY JOIINSTON. C COFFEE. 200 li-ps Prime Rio CnfToe, just ree'd per J steamer Montgomery and for s-le hv mh23 WHEELER k RIGGS. SEQUKL TO DH. KANE! ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS, ONLY ONE DOLLAR! ffJIITS splendid Book conta'ns the Explorations of I DR. KANE, and all other Arctic Expeditions, and the irice tmis it in reach of II. ap2i DOB ELL & LISTER. t POTATOES.-100 bid lust ree'd and for sale by apJ VICKRY k JOIINSTON. r IN DOW CLASS. 10ft boxes x1, 10x12 for sale 1 1 1 ..V1 U n w SPIRITS TURPENTINE By the rrel or gallon, for sale by S. E. GILBERT 4i CO. myl MAPFR.- . . 50 ream Smsll, Milium and D. C Wrarning Parr; 60 reams Tea Pjer, ree'd and for sale bv I. fti D. HEIMANN.

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NEW' SsRtXtf TättsT - , - - , C. -JEWELIV k.CO.i i J ' .... .1 - j THE undersigned have, and are rwlying dsil " the largest srnl lst as.rtel st-k qf Ri OOOD J NOTIONS. HATS & CAPSr BOOTS a SHOES, k ke., ever before brought to this market, consisting yart of .' . ii': ' 40 cases assrirted PrinU; Ü do . do Lawn; 7 ' do do de Laines; : 3 do 1 do ' . Challies;. . '.J 4 do do Ginghams; , a I do French Jaconet Lisms 1 do , Plain black Lawns, r.' 1 do5 assorted Poplins; 111 1 do Bareges; j. , r 1 do tie Beige; ,.. i 15 do y Bleached MuslinsJ f 7 do ' lienims; 10 do " assorted Cortormdes; : b do Summer Tweed; . 3 do Summer Jeans; ' ' ' ' t 2 do : Shepherd's Checks; -j -i :l eo Apron Checks; 2 do . M.irseilles Coating; 1 do Cadet Mixtures; , 1 do Spanish Linen Cc4u-rgf . I do ; Linen Drilling; r .

3 tlo Colored t amines; . ! (IU 1 do 2 - do Brown Linens; Check! Coating) .- Rtn rwitlinv luu uiMea irun siicnnign, r r 15 do Shirtinfftripesj .10 vlo .: Brown Drilling .'. 1 do assorted Tkkin: 15 do Fine Uubieachad Sheetings 25 pieces Carpeting;, ,;,r,, w 1 do Oilcloth?- a ' 100 do Crash; . :- -IT. 15 do Summer Cassimcrtsj. 50 do Summer Ooatinc; .1 , 25 do Colored Tabby Velvet;, ; ' 20 do " Black Silks; lJ üo Rich Colored Silks;-. 75 Silk Msntiüa; 25 Crape Shawls; . . I . . :tl Black and Colored Silk Shawlst 6t)de LnineShkwls; 75 ('hallte SHawl; . 75 Mlk fecarrs; .- -c... 1 55 cases Men's Mack and colored Wool mtl 'JO do .Men's black and colored Fur Hats' 10 do 1 toys' Mack aud colored Hats; 10 do Palm Hats;v:. :ti ..j .!!- 15 do Leghorn Hats; " - . . 25 do .Women's colored Silk -ßormets; . 10 do Women' Straw JVuipet." . , , , J. C. JEWELL & CO.: . Corner First and VmeuvanrUle, Ind.' , ap27 SPRING&SUJIMER'DR Sli.VNRLLN A REILLYi Corner of Maba and First Streets. RE now in receipt of their usnal large and well r selected storks of Spring and Summer Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which they offer to their customers and the public generally, at prices that will compare with any other bouse In the city, consisting fn part of the following: ... .(. jDomestic goods of all kinds; Crapes, tawna, Organdies and Berartj; V. Silk, lie Lanes, Clmllis and Fancy Itres Goods; Cassiiueres. Tweeds, Cottonades and Linens; Brilliants. French, English aud t American Prints and Ginghams; r French S?cteh Embroidered Collar and Sleeve ; White GimmIs and Trimmings, Mohair, Skeleton and Emliroidered SktrtsJ Parasols, Umtrellar. Bonnets, Rnbons, Jfec; ' Oakford Moleskin Hats, Straw, Leghorn, Willow and Pannma Hats; , t OilCioths, Wool. CoUofi and Hemp Cro-pet and' Mattinc; . . .. ALSOt-12-i Linen Fhectinr;40 eh PMow Case Linen 4-4 Shirtings, Linen, Bleached and W. Brown lhimask. T. Cloth and Napkins sind White and fancy Bonlered IJncn Cambric Handkerchiefs. These Good are all of our own importation, ami we will warra.t them all Linen and Gnt Blrachedo W'e -re-peetfully invite purchasers to examine our störte. " anJl SIIANKL1N 4i RF.ILLY. FAIRHANRi 8CALIÄtiw WE have on hand and can supply any sire of tliose unrrvale! weighing machines. They are thf only true etandai-J for the truth of which we reftr to the thousands tlwt are un thein. 1 1 HURN BROOK Jt CO.y 1 1 -JeneraT Agents, ' Water ütreet, EvfOBVille. , Mi W AUlilVAL, OVA Spring and Summer Coodfttat kca 1 narrains oberen in Mlti, uii.s, Barege aniLall wt of OsU ceneraliyt.. Alm, at superior aAirnnei. ot cmunatienes, wis and J second Edgings and Bands, Mantillas, ' Klctwlsy Silk and Kid Gloves, Misses and Children's Straw Hat, Plain, f 1 ot to I nnd Flowered rwisen, Plain. (MripeAapd Cross-' B.vred3uslin,fiatiswiks'an4 BrillaiDteewoT all descriptions; Priiiteil and White Irish Linens, White and Brown Tulile- LiiiensTowling and Bird EyeLinea. In addition' to, (ie jabove-ttiey oiler tlteir frieud and customers, .1 heavy stock of Staple Good. Call at their store on Mkiin 'street? neat tAc corner of First. ap: , , ROSER, BRO- k FREY. CARPETti AND STRAW AI ATTINGS. WE have on hind a splendid stock of these desira l'i rooI which we will cat in ouautities to suit an wino may can. 1 rices ww; . , -. . t l'nees lowi .' .1 . FRENCH k JERAUTD. fe2 Main street, ueathe okl Bank. - , a-"'da-- , .WJIPLESALE-DRYUOODSII spbt(i HT(riv wnii . T-! i . . . i:;if t iurv OX HiSD k COMPLKTE fTOCK OF Dry Goods and, Clothing! - . . -. rort,8- " w ii 0 r;ri vt e t a i e. We invite attention to the following catalogue, whica In tut conrtitutes oar stock ou tiaiid: ' s : 2000 pieces assorted Prints; Jtu' . fUm du t ja ti; fOO do , do. inghama; 10dofUd-i'IeLsties--0do,. -.-do .yChallic - 25 do 'doj Barages KiO do .. do. DeBrige; r -.A.rr 150 do do Apron Checks? 1 1 150 do " 7 do ; Hickorv ShiruugsjtvL :ni do. do . Brown Linens; . . : &nQ . do-'" sio Cottonade: ;jiTs , , 1.VH1 do , , . do Bleached Muslins;. 10(10 do. do Fine Brown Muslins; 0 ..5"0 do ; . do PUin and Pi Cssskbrics ;SOO do do Colored CamU-ics; 2.'i0 do - do ' Corset Jeans; 'O.i ir La .150 do, . do Summer Jeans;. . ' ?M do ", 1 do ' Tkkin; i v- . .'iOO.'do ' t ,do Irish Linens; I 1 ' m do' Blue and Brown Drills; T . . lVl do Blue Doairnsi .i,- :i,s tAj' . lg) do Table iiajiert : . . , . rr 1 do 1 assortxHl CarpeV; I' ;: . eil ' W,,vl( .Straw Mattuigii; . .,.-.) ' '200 do 'Crashes,'" - " ' J I : 12S Odo 1 Bagging ; : ' 7 riil ae.T . irvio.dot Persian Spool Cotton; , w ..:.4Ckn:iii.i;uckey Spool Cottnu na:v. rt do C lis pi nan 200 yard Spool Cotton' :M tn J. & 1. O.Mii Krmnl Cnttnn T 1 " - "I '-Ty d'cf. äospenders assorted; , :ji ,ao t ouon Jiose dot r 251 Jdo Cotton Lox; ' u-!O.J. ) l:,(l do Men and Boys' Bkwk Word Rats; BO do Men and Boys Colored Wool Hats f - f0 do Men's assorted Caamcre i:i slo;. 1J5 do ass'd Palm Leaf . , t lo;Pfl do' do leghorn- f de; 25 . do. ..do lauams . , ,nLj 10 do do Moleskin " ' do; , H ;do .do Kilk Bonnets; .naitiiiVi 25 do do Straw Bonnets; , j 100 assorted Silk Uantillas: '-u mo J . 75 do : Summer Shawls;- f -. trvT SfK) pieces asso-ted Window PapeTr . j, 2500 do .... dj Wall Paper, . together wita . 10,fi(t0 Notions too tedious to mention and too chess to advertise. All of which will be sold unusually low for cash or prompt paper. Call and ex-juw said thee' we will convince you. " "'""' w ar27dw . , , FRENCH A -JERAULD. ' NEW SPRING MIL1JNERY! r' JUST RECEIVXIXi;f 7 V MISS F.'R. BARKER has fusj! largo BS"OTtment of Miliinryconsitüis;Af':a French Tissue, - Lace and Neapolitan Bonnets, 1 1; ALMIMIU an? Mraw DoanetRikbon, Flower. cVe., To which sh invite the particular attention of the ladies of Evansville and vicinity. ..j F. R. BAftKER.ThsrfWeet, fc25 . Bet. Iain and Locust, opposite it P. O. DILDS, FLOWERS, 8EEDS AND ROOTS IMPORTED direct from Holland; n for'-sii- bjr . . J. J. PENNPiGTON.Hyacinths 12 sort Double Red; ,ik , ... do i Hose; .:! .ri - 'I Do 6 do Dark Blae; . . " .Do :;-. 'do Light BIu; :'i Liaw Do 6 do lioublc Blue;1H do Double Yellow7 v-a Do 6 do UßuHe.WNie; .F.i ' ' Do 4 do White aul ellw L ... lo Mi-ed eorts; Tulips )2 sorw DouhJ" Crown ImpiTial 13 torts; ' - ,ün Amarvllis Joeerbine: ' ' " -, iJf Amaryllis Reciine d'llolland; C recus 1 2 sorts ; A nnemen'es' 5" sorts ; Eannnculca-UX) orU; Jonouilie 9 do: Li I lies 12 sorts, with a large variety of choice Flowers aud V egetable Seeds.4 ts, f el 4 "4JAILS,S:C.i"t lri keits ltelrrw.t Works- Nail orted sixes; .11 W ib Ps. CMer Vitiegar; . j-ry boxes Window Glass as'd i-e-f "l ' t do Plekles in ration, V (mlloq and quar&i" 15 cases Sardine S and boxes; V-J 10 do Lol-ster in J tt4an; 4j j 25 do Cove Oysters in 2 II and 1 ft cansl W boxes Tomnto Catchup; 7S do Pepper Sauceji.-... ; s JT 5ft do ;crman Snap; 75 bxs TaTa Fon;' 200 do Fancy Soap, ree'd and for .xale fw . feia I. tn. 1IEIMANN. -. ..; ' BUCKETS AND TUBS.' - - rv Ji0 dos painted Puckels -nd half Bucket - 25doi do TubsNos. 1nd2, f.-irsalebV Te20 . , '. WHEELER fe RIGGS. CHICKENK 10 dor tanre ft and tire jnst reeVl SAML VICKERY. apCI Corrcr Main and Sccend -weet