Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 258, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 May 1857 — Page 2

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XYANSYILLE, HID.

YBIDAY MORNING.. .....MAY 29, 1357.

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duties of the heads of the several Depart-

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time in Cabinet meetinjrs to distribute the

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iuu wuicos oi me covernraent amoncr the

huugry applicants, as rewards for unscrurulouspartizan services. The thief attention

cf the members of the Esecutive, is appar- building attracts considerable attention, and questioned control of the ljazn?. Five of the ently now absorbed in this degrading and when completed will be the finest business Athlete council are authorized to control afillegal service. The chief end of the eovern- hon in the citv. Mr. C. Keller, is build- fairs, when prompt action is required. The

ment is made to look after the interests of of- in ce seekers, and to reward unprincipled po- for uu' uuereuu. xne u nas Decome so it evident and flagrant, that tho captious and tolerant .litnniftf th Ttinnn11ntjlli.TAn.r. who have lived o long eye witnesses of the insidious changes wrought in the aims and modes of administering the government at Washington, that they are ftot sensibly shockd a any new evidences of a decline of publie virtue, utter the following condemnation of this growing evil: In casually glancing a day or two ago, over the columns of a journal published in a ? i i - . . ccicnponng city, our eye was caugui Dy me tallowing rarazraph: 'The Cabinet.t-day(May 15) considered tho appointment of appraisers in the princi pal custom houses, but the result has not "trannitvil ,T . WVSSS. there 1. aomethin,r in tho juxtaposition into winch this simple announceiVn K 1 i-1 -SS 1 V ammArT anil Inj KAawf.i r An Ann I t rt j-1 1 .i..: T.:, "ilV' jVr - . . 1 .- I t, .,,kV.;.,,. ; anes. custom-honso subordinates, on the other, which strikes us with a sense of inconjciuity, and prompts the inouiry. whether - poncy 01 roiHion. ; iu as leaat us m.nor erades of operation, might not be executed without a solemn conclave of thc eieht highest dignitaries in the land, to preside over ino details of its administration I , t rom .1.. r 1 1 , . 1 ias inquencv wun wiuca 1 nnnuuniw in tuo papers 01 mo uuv, iiiai ine vaomci 1 engaged in deliberating on the appointment now. or one claas of olavereand now ot another, of deputy post-ma.sters to-day, and light house Keepers to morrow, a stranger would bo not unlikely to suppose that what in mod- j ern parlance, is called -the Cabinet (for the name is a modern importation inUs thi country.) was little more than a nominating board and appointing council for the distribution and dispensation of Executive patronage. Certainly he would be apt to imagine that it they had any other duties to perform they would find it exceedingly diök'u It to discharge them with fidelity while devoting necrfrariv so much of their attention to w.uit would seem, in the judgment of tho newspajier quid nuncs, to be the chief end of their existence.' Here is aa entire perversion of the prescribed duties of the Secretaries. They each have their seperate Department of tlio public interest to watch over and direct. It was never designed in the organization of thc executive government,that the Postmaster General, thc Attorney General, or the Secretaries of War and Navy, should have anything to do with the appointment of subordinant officers, or that the Secretaries of War, Navy or Treas ury should control the appointments of Tost masters. It is a usurpation on one part, and an unwarrantable concession and dei diction on the part of those who permit tho interference with the proper duties of their seperate Departments. Th Mails. We have a letter fr6m the Post Master at Vinccntes, informing us that the Eastern mail for Evansville, brought by the Ohio and Mississippi Eoad, lies over one day at Vincennes in consequence of the want of a proper connection of the trains on the E. and C. Koad with those of the O. and M Koad, the former leaving Vincennes 30 min utes before the arrival of the latter. We learn from Mr. Daniels, Superintendent of the E. and C. Koad, that on Monday next, tho trains of our road will leave Vincennes at 7 o'clocV every evening, which will give time for tho arrival of tho Cincinnati train on the 0. and M. Road, and for the transfer of passengers and mails, if the latter can bo made up at Cincinnati, or by the-way agent, in a- separate bag, ready for delivery, to avoid the delay of opening and distributing it at Vincennes. Oar Poft Master will 6ee that the proper arrangements are made at Cincinnati to accomplish this yjirrpose. Vfc shall therefore bo fully accommodated, and hereafter be made independent of tho mud road lino between Indianapolis and Tcrre Ilaute. The arrival of the train hero will be 9 30 P. M. instead of nine. Latxk Feom Kansas. Kansas advices to the 21st inst. have been received at St. Louis Gor. Stanton has issued a proclamation for the election of delegates to form a Constitu tion on the third Monday of June: Returns from nineteen out of twenty six counties give 9.251 legal voters. It is said that many Republican are go'ng over to the i reo Mate National Democracy There is also an attempt making by North ern Democrats to send t rce State men of that party to thc Convention. Ely Moore, formerly of New York, iysolic ited to run for Congress. Trial or a Steam Plow. A steam plow was tested at Francisville, on thc New Albany and Salem Koad, one day lavt week. The soil was quite wet arid altogether unfavorable for the trial, but we understand from a gentleman, who was present on the occasion that thc practicability of the invention was aatittfactorily demonstrated.- A number of plows were attached, and the soil laid open to the depth of eight or ten inches. From the experiment made, it was thought that two men could plow tweuty acres a day with the steam plow. Not many years hence locomotives will be seen snorting through the broad prairie fields of Illinois and Indiana, doing more thoroughly and p;rfectly than now, the- work of our teams. Productions will be increased aud cheapened; but the demand for the laborer will be diminished; thc mall cultivator will be driven away, and cultivation by machinery will moke mammoth fanners and land monopolist. Capital will supercede individual skill. Emiobatiox. According to a report of the Secretary of Treasury tho number of passentengers arriving in this country the last year, 224,49. Of tho number, there were born- in Germany 63,807; Ireland, 54,349; England, 25,904; United States, 24,000; Great Britain and Ireland, 14,831; France, 7,246; Prussia, 7,2224; British America, 6,493; China, 4,733; Walea, 3,297; Scotland, 8,297. Tho number of aliens arrived was 200,436. Died on the passage, 400. t3T"0ne Cincinnati firm has shipped to the Western Territories since the aecoud day of March laat, one hundred and fifty readymade houses. These buildings are of the ottage style, and, though transported in p;e.ea, ein be put up raady for occupancy in irtminaUa.

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charge, by calling at the office of Dr. Jno. T.

Walker on 8d street in rear of the Washington Hotel. 1 - a Ä a I l.Ar8. A nne assortment or ASTOB, W V" n Sriviviinv wltli ti'srr varlotv I - -- '" .v.j i uiAssixraxor Durninz oil, ana a com- . v v . ' i I aÄ50rtm.cnt for niing Fluid, which y,c p and harmless, to be naa at C 0 Keller & " mt 011 iain fttreo- , . u.?... ..... Ä f.. I W o arS uue Ul1 v" "ah . vi r: nMir Thev will be occupied bv Keen & rKEST0X, arV PrE8TOv & Bros." Uwkence's new ' on Main street, a fine iron front store. carrvin? on his business. We have heard stated mat JtlR. XBOX, mienas ereewng! first class business house next to the old rnnrt Ilftnw. Tho nw stores will bo subtantial additions to the city. o tl.o l.at trin of the A Incident. On the last trip or tue to w"""' au,. I"S a Bptst Minister whose name ana resdence we oniit for obviou reasons, came on 1 Aa 1 A.tja-IllA atrial ii rvr VtA. I w"u "re , " 7." r ins introduced to Mr. Aecher by a distmpnisnca cierpymun, m ucmwu wiuugu w i i tv .1 : a1. I n.ueunauon, iree ol cU r. x,r, B .. " . ... . I erea to do unuer tno inauence oi uio - ardent.n 11.1 I tour .and th rn?crs supposed that the k - i AUU"' v.v..v -v 1 ä 1 a. 1. - 1 L ! 1 .Va. Sm I - "J lM.... , ... nrnic"u mem mai, 11 uidu w3 tiviui'i.iii I entcra ladv's stateroorn. Hurrying to the UJ 8 "lBirrwi" "U"J"' spot, they found their ministerial passenger had alarmed the boat in his endeavors to f tt utatcroom oeenpied by. two ladies , . . 1 , from ncijrliboniijj town. The clergyman was lodged in his room and locked up for gafv) kcepin". T,,e Mest m0rnin2 thi ian,led at , , , .1 Owcnsboro, and the minister was put ashore. He plead, witu tears lor mercy, 0111 air AcciiER told him that a change of boats would be beneficial to him, and ho was accordiuslv lef: on the wharf-boat, to cet home, us bct he miht. I The ehMvvmen had Wen attending the Baptist Contcft'üee in Louisville, and is said to h a man of intfneno nn.l hih tandinff. in the State where he resides. Thc mortifymg lesson lie ha just receiveu will proDaDly have a falutary effect upon hi future life, and deter him from usin2 "strong driuk," Psneciallv when nwav from home. SfThe coroner's jury, in tho case of Miss Kccd. who was suspected of having lK-tn runncil hv ihn wift) of Thrtinron. wrho ia ,.1 n ni,5rt L-lllin, V! n v UIIUVI Ul 1 - V ... . v . - - . -""- - - - nliil.l rnn.lrv.l ft fi'VT iliv Jiert. RilV the V. ...... .v...x.. - , ----- V-..ntl Pnnrir that th .loath waa ranseJ i torn ach of tne deceased failed to phow any m rti - : v.Ä 1 a.1 I liiUtCuiicx.3 vi arsenic, xuciury uüöcu wieir i t. . . M I - - I son attended durin tho inquest, and seemed collected and calm, though tho crowd be lieved her guilty. Inliamtf Rewardrif. Dick Slater Senator from Dearbon county, ha through the influence of Jesse D. Bright been appointed watchman in the Capitol at asmngton. i ms is we upposo a portion ot tno rcwara ocstowca on inaiana ior av in? the Union. It is said Mr. Bright has a proper apprcci ation of the fitness of men for certain spheres. and in the selection of a place for his friend has given renewed evidence of it, for it is said that Mr. Slater could not have lilled anv other place in tho government so well. . . , . irt?loxET, is becoming easier rxin in St. Louia and Cincinnati. Eastern exchange in tho latter place has declined to per cent premium, and in tho former is quoted at Je. In both places good1 paper is readily taken at I 9 to 12 per cent. The encouraging condition of the fror, nfwl the lat financial acooiint ' ableetfoots. More büovant feeling" prevail everywhere. If the season continues ronit tious, these encouraging inflrtences will be strengthened, and if tho wheat crop shall be abundant which will be secured in live or six weeks the crisis in the financial affairs of the country will be passed. An event of a very serious and fatal character took place near Rockford Illinois one day last week, A son of Ex-Governor Bibb, returned from th-j East Uringing with him, his newly-wedded bride. A number of young men went t the house at nftrht for the purpose of civinsr the bride and frrom a ehiruivare. While-thus en0,l th fatter ,i Ts.: l.. l i rruui nit uuuc-(wiii uivu uivu biiciii. A IIIS caused them to disperse. Soon after they recommenced tneir revel and i,ov Uibb tired again killing two of the young men upon me spot. HF" Lord Palmerston has pledged him self in Parliament t9 bring forward at the next session a bill for enlarging thc political franchise, and increasing the popular in fluence in the government. The right of snffrage will be extended to all professional men, to all thc active boVines cla-sses and the small lease holtler.- It ! Intended tho extension of political rights shall be - rencral as to embrace the intelligence and all fixed ;rt(KM4 of thomnntrr, 5T It has been proposed by several news- . . .... . . papers, as tlio but modo of doalini? with the Polygamists in Utah, that Congress should repeal tho law constituting the Terri tory, ami annex Utah to some other Terri tory or State whose law. would suppress .the vices legalized by the Saints. JSTMrv IMV. Patterson, Assistant Su perintendent of the Adams Express Co., left Cincinnati last week with a corps of assistants, for New Orleans, to transport a million ana a quarter uouurs in ouiuon io ido runadelphia mint. This company has become an indispensable agent of the government in its operations. JS?" Real estate in San Francisco now! sells for only ten per cent of tho amount, that it brought a few years ago.- Property that rented for $72,OoO a year is now let for 7,000. Buildings that rented in 1S53 for UiWror month, were this vear leased for $30. Papers say these instances are so com mon, the rum and wreck in real estate long since ao general, that they have ceased to at tract noti.ee 5f"The work on the Wabaih Railroad from Vincennes to Danville ia progressing rapidly. The grading" Is xpected to be finiLd this summer.

tew Abolition Movement In Massachusetts

The New York Herald of the 20th has a longj and detailed account of the organization of a band of Abolitionists iu Masschusetts. who are drilled, disciplined and trained ti.ft ..Sfl ftf ftr nn,i wh0.fi nfcWl U Mm 114 tr i ..-t-r. ... I iiunmcauon in jiajsacuuseiis vi uieruziurei ' siave aw. This society has taken for its " , i motto -Everything for the Cause" and is called by the Itcrald the Pine Treo League. This society is divided into two orders, tichnicallv tnmrn n Assistnn nn.l AtVilotoa thfl former oomnrplirn.lin th r,Pw momWJ I, . j an4 Jhof nts are least "ad VftnrtJ To the Athletes !s given the un Athletes are trained in all the modern and improved accomplishments of the French i " ",v",uv' v SUB1S required to carry a walking stick of a certain leneth, strength and wcicrht." The Athletes and Assistants so' armed, ln S ' th crowds, ready on a given s.gnal act Wlth th(J prccWon of a ai3Cipi;nea boJy. y0 one knows of the strength and extent of this lca?nCj but tbe Suprerae cxetutive. Thc ,nerabcr3 of tbo lca arß cntireiv ff0VCrned 9 by secret signs given bv their officers, and are . , , orjcrej to Jo RO ThU Pino Tree Loa-ue dates its present form and organization to the extradition of t,, ... . , .iikuviij UUIU9 üub iuc mi'u i una i'.iur mc ner case unuer me oid law. 1 no mem of the , Garri,on and Li partv as very conservative. Thev are preparcJ . the Fugitive Slave law to the 9 death. anl if there 1 nr truth in tho nntlw t, 1 . , 1 1 1 i 1 , 1 ' . Biring wp any unicriunaic siave nunwr who 1 might full into their hands "with no more ceremony or compunction than would be used or felt in performing a similar office for any four-legged bloodhound which should follow its prey within thc charmed bounds of Massachusetts This league has maintained its organization since May 1S5G, and has now spread seit througn every town and Milage in Massachusetts. Its strength may be judged Irom 1116 Iact tnat leaders dely the gov eniraenr to capture a slave in that fnatc. They have arms, ammunition and ships for l"u 01 " 10 vanaua, ana mcj CUge that the arms of the Mate are within thcir PrasP whenever they may choose to seize them. Their motto as we said, i.-, "Ev...v.. v c.v., 1 eryii.iujr ior tue canse," ana tneir motive "cms less one of synipUtliy for tho ne?ro, laun a uesiro 10 precrve in "aacrcu aou 01 a. il . (x -1 a ! .1. . T : r 1. . i iiu 1 unta.13 iruiu uciir comenca kuo human huntin pround." JTThe famous slave l)rel Scott, was made free bythowlw have cxpjn ljlao much monev in cstabhishin their claims to him It. 1 Ä.i , asfc "" K:,lk,v-1,,"u KHUircu . . . , , . . , , iiiaiuuuiiutt vi itvui lata tttiv uiiVA lV , . .. , ... , uaujjhtcrH, Tina act has probably been - . l-v- a. ilV f - a.1 . 1 r upon aocu ..a.ce, im, reai owner 01 Dred. and how a Republican Representative in Congresa frortf Massachusetts, by tho force of publio opinion. Dred and his wife aro old and decrepid, and of very little value as ser vants; and his two daughters have been for a long time fugitives to somo land ot freedom, from which their owners have been unabi rcc0Ver them. There is therefore verv little charity or generosity in the act. Old decrepid, aaf homeless Dred will find it hard to make a living cow that ho has been discarded by those to" whose servico ho ha given the vigor of his life. If those who have prosecuted a long and expensive suit against his rights, and kept it alive as an element of party agitation, had given him i,... , , ... "is ireeaoni ai me time tney negan tno suit, and bestowed upon him, for his long faith fl services, tho sum they have cxinded for costs in a fruitlcsa law suit, they would have ac ted more in accordance with their I professed principles. I T, T 1 . T rtioines, Iowa, on the 10th of May, writes tho country there is nearly destitute of provisions. "Corn here i considered cheap at $2, and can scarcely be had at that. I heard of a man selling to-day a small quan tity at 1 2 7t, and it is reported that $3 is the regular price in many places between heie and Council Blntfs. The grass is commenc ing to look quite green on the prairies, but dead horses and cattle along the road have beert" ordinary sights. V. heat scms to b nearly as scarce as corn and hay Flour is selling at f 5 and f 5 SO per hundred, and a prospect of further advances in prices.' IIat and CoaxHay was sold on tho I street yesterday for f 33 per ton. Corn has I " " . in 0rlc.an tQ Ver bnsl:t! We learn bv the last arrival that 14 )0 mile8 of the Atlantic cable have been spun. J5?Ninian E. Gray has been appointed by Gov. Morchcad, Judge of the Henderson Circuit, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Judge Cook. K?"The prico of London Dock Brandy has recently advanced. Tho cost of i'mpor j tation is $11 per gallon. I " The JvaUl of Senator Butler, of South Carolina, occurred one year and four days I from the dato of Brook' assault on bumner. Zj The Cnttanails in Lafayette, Indiana I i , it i i i .,. , rI nave lormea a cnurcn, snuuntcwiuca air Ensscl as their permanent minister TIt is reported in Canada, that Qnccn VJtrrtn tn urhstm wfi rifi-rrid thft rlcrht to fix lhe of povernmeut for the Canadas, is in favor of conferring the honor on Mon treal, and making that city the political cap ital, and changing its name to tho "City of Victoria." The city of Davenport has voted to i issue its bonds for iW,lw lor tno "liu provemcnt of the city." The bonds wil I bear interest at ten per cent to bo paid setnfI annually in New York city. JSP Dr. Biegler, who it will be remembcred, produced abortion upon his servant girl, Amelia Murr, and has been undergoing trial for the crime, in Buffalo, N. Y., was sentenced there the 25th, to hard labor in the State Prison, for seven year. The heaviest I penalty of the law. 57" The Messrs. II. D. Xewcomba of Louisville, have recently made a direct importation of 405 boxes of White Havana Sutrar. which cost nbout 13 cenU per ioiind, the total value beinnear $C0,00u, the largest inrportation ever received at Louisville in one invoice. It will reinum in bond till the ntw tariff tatcs clTeet. The dilti?! on it will exceed $'0,(9.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. Prepared from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. TbU tuvaluable Medicine is unfailing In the cure of all those nminful .nt itnrmiiK liin Inf Mont Ia h Wmult , " ""Y . . , 11 moueraies au excesa, removes a u oosirucuont a-ra iTlnjtJ on the monthly period with regularity. Tl.ese Till should he used two or three week previous to confinement; they fortify the constitution and lessen the Ulf orin j during labor, enabling tlie mother to per form her duties with safety to hersef and child. These Tills should not I taken by females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, a they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe. In all caes of Nervous and Spinial Affections, Pain In the Back and Limta, Heaviness,' Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lou-n ess of Si irits. Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful dieea-tei occasioned by a disordtre! system, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means hare failed, and although a powerful remedy d, not contain Iron, calomel, antimony, or any other mineral Full directions accompanying each package. Price the rniteJ State anJ CaDada' 0ne Düllar' MthorIzrf Agent, wiU insure a of u vv ROSEßTs, Indü X. B. flrfX) aud 6 postage stamps enclotd to any the Pills by ianapolis, SoU A cent for Indiana. IIALLOCK i STODDARD, General Agent, ETanville. ap27 "ST-Itis SPECIAL NOTICES. YVS NOTICES in thi nlice, in cents per line V"C??. nnn insertion : e?nts per line thiw times: 30 cents per line one week ; discount on longer time. New York &. Erie Railroad. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. "Uuy yourThrouRh Tickets to Sw York, BosTOR.rHiLADEirHlA.andXewEnclandCitiesvia. this Knute nr TWENTY-TWO MILE3 DISTANCE SAV jp. S3r Through to New York Cit without ciunqk or cars. The ONLY ROUTE to New York City laving WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CAR! This Line extendi to Dunkirk, Buffalo, and Niagara Talis, with an nntroken Wide Guace connecting at Dunkirk directly a !th all train frumCleveland, Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago on the Lake Shore Kill Itoal. To Buffalo via the Buffalo Sl New York City IU!1 Road making direct connections with alii the Steamers on Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also wi;h the Buffalo & Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit to Chicago. NiAtiiKA. falli via CananJ ligui and Nian Fal's Ftailmad, making direct connections ith all Trains on the Great Western Railway, from Detroit to Chicago thus affording the traveling puhlic unrivallei fS u.i!ities -"Boston PASSENGERS can stop In Xew York y gth of time, and resume their journey without xilRoroiI TICKETS for sa!e In all the rrincirnl Western Railroad OJTices. Far a low as bt ast othek bottts. O. F. SMITH, Oen'l Agent. HOMER RAMSrELL, ClevMand, O., May ljth, le37. rresideut. my2lyd&w VCSä EVASSVILLB TKXPLK Of II030R, No. l'rv!2S4t, meet erery Thursday evening, in the Hall, on Water street, oter the Canal H ink. E. W, l'OINDEXTER, W. C. T. A. J. O'Rcillv, W. R. janJOly iiitrvj AiitiT wuil iiinii .1. V)5. 4.1, meets every alternate Friday evening, , -. - . ?,... " a a'xtve. JOHN 1IYDE.AV.C.T. janJOly C. U'. RCOTAKD, B. It, Rats, Koachcs, Bedbugs, Insects, "Cosar,"the preat R. it, Roach. See., Exterminator, 5 BrwvWay , Vork , ia ertalisliing Depot f hn valuaHe Remedies, in every City, Town, Village, and Neighborhood in the United States; i ut seeks to do so in the hands of Drurgists, Store-Keepers, i.e. kc Where this is impracticaMe,or'ers by MAIL or EX PRESS encloglnjr the price 'f articles with sufficient jo pre pay ; will hare protnit attention. Address "Costar 3ss Broadway New lork. 49 See Uepul.-ir A 1 vert i semen tOp erat Ion 3IIIJ, 1'iire sure'. MiW operation with successful eflei-t, are the p-wuliarlty of Rrandeth' Pills. Now that we may cjpect the pen Lai ?irm', it i of creat importance that few done hj used by the wie. Our rare is subject to a redundancy of Titfcxted bile at this nenson.aml it U as dangerous as it is preva lent; but Brandreth's PilN aff.H an Invaluable and ef ficient protection. Woolsey & Sawyer Agents, Evans ville. nrUtol's harsaparllla l.heo. It's iUtals are Dlns Out. Physicians recomend It fr Scrofula, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Neuralgia, Salt Rhetim, Scurvy, Boils, Tumors, Ahscees, DyBPepsia, ic, when all else fails It is exclusively A'eeta?le. So also are Kemp's Worm Pastilles, which are considere by children a treat; not a medicine, and radically and rapidly remove all kinds of intestinal worms. Sold by D. T. Lanman L Co wholesale Drupffist; .! Water street Xew York; and bv all druggists. Sanaparilla 1 and Pastilles 2V per bottle. PnlTerers with diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness kc, read th advertisement in another column, headed IIelmbold' Genuine Preraration. Holloway'a Olatmelit itnd Fills llrer and rv dr.iin the ystein of its vital energy. Their diseased action is kept npby virulent matter in the veseis of the (fiends and nkin. This matter lsneutralied bv the d'winfytinir operation of the Ointment. The Pills cure indigeion in .11 iu forms. Sold at the manuf;ctories. Xo. ) Maiden Lane, New Ytirk, and No. 2il Strand. London; and at all druggist, at Socts., 6JJic, and 1 per pot or box. n?" Dyspepsia, Headache and Indigestion, by which all icrsons are more or le. afflicted, can uu. ally be cured by taking moderate exerci.e, wholesome food and1 a dose of Buerhaves Holland Bitters, one hour U-fore each meal. Hosteller's DItter. Since the award of a diploma from the thirteenth annual exhibition of the Ohio Mechanic's Institute, held in the city of Cincinnati, numerous imitations have madetlieir nppcarance, which we caution the pnMic against, a they are represented to be the same iu their medicinal effect of a tonic for which properties a Committee of physicians gave the award of a difluiaa'. Dr. J. listener's Bitters, as heretofore stand unrivalled for their medical powers in giving strength and vig-r to-a-debilitaed constitution; and during this warm weather we would advise every family to keep a supply on h ind. Children as well as adulu will find the benefit of a trial. For sale by druggists &n4 dealers generally. OT CHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIN U shown by the records of the Custom Houe te'be the only London Cordial Gin imported and sold in'bnttles; all others are made here In imitation of it. It I delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar flavor (o liflcrttit from other gins) is universally esteemed by all who use it. It is adopted with great success it cases of Dtspepsia, Govt, Ructrx atisx, DitopgTY GraVil, Cot.icr Cholkea, Fever ad Ague, SxaicTcaa, DisEASK:or the" Uriart 5aoa?is, KriLEPSY, Female iRRtnvLARiTiits. Vc. Dr. Valcnliue MoU. of Xvw York,-ln a leUer to the proprietor, says: "Cliar'es' London Conlltl Gin, is the purest best, and most reliable Extract of Junij.er.-I liave een.' CHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIX U sold by all Druggists and Grocers in the United State, and ao also are namerous poisoni called "London Cordial 0:n" to avoM them, buy only ChaelesV' Reject any other ofTeml to you aa yen- value yacr health. Price one döllaffof quarts, fifty centa for pints. KPML'XD C '.-CHARLES. niliStJSmdkw Sole Importer, 4 Broadway, N. Y. Ureat Cum' a Tier the Physician had Failed Rvssklvillk, Ohio, Jan. 10, 155. Dr. C. M. JAtxsos Dear Sir'We would inftnn yea that we are out of Iloofland German Bitters, which meet with ready sale. One of our neighbors has been dctoring for some time, (we think about two years) with all the doctors in tbe Country, but all of no vail. He looked as much like a deaV man roine alwut, as anything we can compare him to.- Iiis disease appeared to be an overflowing of tbe gall. With hard puivuasion we prevailed on him to try our Bit ters, with the promise to hiin if it did no good we would charge him nothing for it, provided he took six bottles, according to the direction, which he has done, aad is now entirely cured, and has become a well man. This cure has created a great sale in this neighborhood." Respectfully, EDWARD & BROWN. See advertioemrnt. ap?"

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RATES. One square, (ten lines or leas), one time, : 50 cts. Three time. :: : : : m One week, 1 50 Two weks, :::;:::::::: 3 50 One month, is::::::::::400 Three months, s '.):::::; : iiüll Six month-, ::::::::::: 10 00 On year, : : : : : : . : : c : : : 1 00 6? Discount on larger advertisements. ii Cards of six lines w under, 10 per annum. JF" No till forbid" advertisements received. GALLERY, First Street, Opposite tbe Pot Office. rpiIE a0Te Oallery having ju undergone an entire i cii.ingc hi. a re niinig, is now rcHpnea ior me SPRING BUSINESS. With a new and beautiful ftnck t,f CASES, FP.AME?, ana Arrr.K.vi i . hvt-iine manKiui Tor tue past n eral catriHiace. I aoi'ld rwici fully dielt a con tin nanc of th s nie. Warranting sritUfaction in all cases. I woull 8j1m.':1 aa examuiation of iny stock an Specimeus. inyÄ IV. W.- TII.liSTOX. O ! YESl BOOK BINDING. l.. J0II.O having one of the latest im Irl in irjvt-U Jtuiing machines, can rule ACCOUNT B O O tf S , Toanv pattern; nd having matirials of all kinds prep:tren to Mntl Bi'ies with gilt e Iges, Morroci Hxtra of any kind. Over Crescent City Bank, opposite thc Lourt House. my.'v Iu the Yanderbnrx Circuit Court, October 'irrm. 1H57. Collin CVj". Morgan, Divorce. 51:irtha M. Morgan. TT npprarin by atfid-ivit,. filed in the office of the A Clrk "f the ander-ureh Circuit Court this j:th lav of Mav. A. I) lr,7; tli.it JIartha M. Morcan. the lefrnd.iiit in t!ie aNve entitlel union the ol-ject of vtiit'ii, istoo' tim a uivorce; is not a resident or the Sfite of Indinna. NOTICE of the Tndenev of such action is therefore friren t- slid Martha M. I-rfrni, and thxt the same will rtand for trial at tite next Term of the Vaii'lert,orgh Circuit C'nut.toheiiccunand heMatthe Court ll'iU'W'in the city f Ewisville, Vanda1urgh uinr , muuuia, on ine econa .nonaay in tfctooer A. D.l-; JainesK. Rlrtbe. PlfT's. Attv. njyixhr diinr LEWIS RICHTER, C. V. C.C. FOR REXT. TÄf office adjoining N. Rowley's office on Fourth J süt. TlTe dwelling house opposite John Ilensons' on Main Streit ALSO. A very cnrafortaMe house newly new on Church nfieM letwe n Chesnut and ChTrv with two vacant loU atrtcVd. THUM .S E. (lARVIN. my 29 3U Real Estate Agent; M st. rou ri:xt. ANEW(lwrllinffoLocu!treet near Seventh; In er id order. To a good t'-rant the tto,wtv will he rented low. Apriy tc? THO. K. GARVIN. my21t;)t.i Real Estate Agt 3d st. just rece.veü and fur wi'e hv ii. vi? 7.. II. COOK & SON. 5HV? oz. r.gffs. or sale iy Z. II. COO'Ä Je SON. my: A g Ih. Choice Cooking Ratter Fur sale ly l. ii- Cook & SON T. C. T WICHEL!. e." 11. faikchiiId". T. C. TWICIIEttr & CO., CO.IHISSION AND rORWARDING No. 70, rOYDRAS STREET, my2T-ly NEW OULKANX NAILS. .ff KEHSawrtedXatls in store ana' for sale low br myJT URR, D ALZ ELL, k. CO. LIMi: & CEMKNT. -fl f l.KLS. White Lime; If w 75 do C cmctit. for s-ile bv my27 ORR, DALZELL & CO. TUBS Jt BUCKETS. f f DO. Buckets; J ß 4) do liircj TnNi; 25 dos. medium tu'; for 'e br OKli, DALZELL & CO. my 27 TheTLatest Improvement! F LKXIULK SILK H A T S i'hlch areas cwn'"rti''le to wear as a soft hat. to i had at XK L T I E K & -M A KUO S I K my 27 Main street ltween 1st and 2d. slatrnt fcufetv Fits, for Itlastlni. I liy w feet. Toy, iclcford Co.' best quality jusi receiver iuki ior saie "v S. E. GILBERT ffi CO., mv2l Svcamore street 10 Boxes fresh Lemons, for snle bv myU Z. II. COOK & SON. C1 liberty. Itrnzil -nts, A . Almonds. a. 1J btilA. iud rtsfive I soil fnr sl S. E. GILBERT & CO. my21 Sycamore street, LOOK!!! :vev A'onfc i.kdkkr. With thc Island Prince?. niy DOBELL Si LISTER. GRAlf FOR JtAtf, Harper fur June,Mrs. tnhen'sNew Monthlv for June. Ballou's Mafeaine" fr..lnne, Inst rc' I niyJ5 iHJtsr.ii. k limi.h TO nOOIf-KKEPEKS. Book-Vcefrs can hse theilarik Books ftia-le In the ljcst orJdr. Knie 1 ii any pattern, wr . M.L.JOIIN'SOX. CrescenfCity Bank Hilding opposite the' Court House. my: BRUNE?'. 1 cask German Pru les !vt ree'd by I ru ies ivt rec'n tw Z. ii. COOK & SON. apji HOUSE FOR SALE. rp II Ku' Tibers 1 J r ive years oV have a well lm ken borse'for sale 1. m v?l MeREA & WET.L.PRIED REEF A.D TOt;i l. " O O O WltSw "2 ?S5Äf mvJ5 Z. II. COOri & SON. A RETIRED' PHYSICIAN Whn sands of life have'nearlv run nntv discov ere 1 while in the K4 Indie.-a certain cure for Con sumption, A 'htna. llronchiti. Coughs, Clds and cencral de'ilitv. The remedy was di?covered bv liiiu when his onlv child, a d;iucbtx, was riven np to die. Wishing ti do s. much eo'id as possible, he will eml t such of his aflirtcl fellow lins a reouert it, the receipt with full and explicit directions for myll-lmo-dw-in Jersey City, N. J. H JOTATO EH POTATOES POTATO ES. A lew more left. For nie i v mylti VICKERV JOIINFTOX. 10 bags this dar received, and for Mm. sale very low by !ipj. btUlbiinni fc vir Bure Lemon rivrnn. B. bu.c lor tine lu' y S. E. GILBERT & CO., mr2V 100 myU Sycamore street GROft Wooden Box Match, warranted "A Ao. 1,". Z. II. COOK & SON. 'MIE TteSTIMOXl' OP TII'H ROCKS; O. GeidotfV and iu Ite.irin on the Two Tliolotri. NattiRil and lteveileJ, by Hugh Miller; ju puMishmy 11 fHILimEV SHOE. A verv large lot of CtiiMren' Shoe. Gaiters and flipper fr sale Mipper Pr sa 4; WELLS, Foster's Block. cheap fur cash. MCUtA 4; WELLS, api leather Dualers. A larcc adsuriuieut Just opened and for ml bv myl; C11AS. s. WÜLLS SC.FOPA. 10 Lewi received amd for nie by my$ VICKERV &c JOHNSTON. rZ 4 DTJZ. Js'P Goodwin & Bros. New York M WWW smoKiiiK Vacco Tsdoi. t GootU in & Bros', smoking Tobacco 1h do IO - lo d do do 10 oute HP 1 gross each do do 5 bbls. assorted common to choice do do just received and for sale br myU Z. II. COOK Ac aüX. CIHm KR B ITIISrf dog. Showerlths, suit ; tor Ledrouius, for sale by myl? SAMUEL ORR. 11 LOW II lXrtLES.-.TOO sawed and split Plow Handles, received and for sale bv myl SAMUEL ORR. TIHMfll-B HREIVS A.D PIPE WAUO.V I mi.vtvs. Mi set assorted from inch to 3Xin firsaleiy mylii SAMUEL ORR. LEilVPlPE D PIfJ LED.-Just receive, andforsaleby my 16 SAMUEL ORR. IO myU IJflOü E. Ooodwih' A Bro's.. exte New Vwk Fine cut Chewing Tobarco.for s.el by A. 11. I.UUIV I SUJ1. OK 4Blft,(iiiO,nriO a-Hort.f1' qualities, fmm com J mon to very choice Havana, just ree'd and for saievery low ty a. K. GILBERT CO., invl-l äyftuuore street.

muincu up, il succesruiiy using it. lie re- I (mires each applicant to incIoe him one shilling I three cents to be returned as postage on the receipt, I and the remainder to be applied to the payment this advertisement. Address Dr. II. JAME-i.Xo. 19 Grand rt.,

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CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO. Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, WITH A PERPETUAL. CHARTER. Authorized Capital - - - One Million Dollar, 1,000,000. OFFICE, NO. 61 WALNUT STREET, A BOYE SECOND, PHILADELPHIA. FIRE I.SUR A.CE, onjBalldlngsFurnl. tare. Merchandize, dec.; geuerally. MAUI VK I.$rRACB on C ARGOES and FREIGUT to all parta of the World. IX LAAD I.WRAXCE on Goods, dec, by LAKES, RIVER si, CANAL, and LXD Carriages, to ALL PARTS OF THE TNION, on the moat favorable terms, conabtent with SE CCRITY. STATEMENT, i AN CART 27tII, 1S57. Invested in Bonds and Mortgages and ' Ground Rents,..v;...v t2Tf7 00 Inverted In Stocks,....- S,? 00 Bills ReceivaMe 6 ,536 43 Cash on hand, 1,03 DIRECTORS. GEORGE W. COLMADAY, formerly Recorder of Deeds, &c, Philalelpliia. WM. BOWERS, former'y Reriter of Wills. JOIIV M. COLEMAN, Firm Coleman a Smith, Importing II:tnlare k Cutlery Merchants, No. 12 North Third street, above Race street, Vhiladlephia. JO BPH O'AT, Finn Joseph Oat a Son.Copperiuniths, 5. 11 Quarry street Philadelphia. EDWIM Y. MACIIETTK, Firm Machctte a Raiguel, Importing Hardware Merchants. No. Vli North Third street, aNve Race street, Philadelphia. nOW ARD IIINC1IMAN, Firm Livingston & Co., Produce & CommiAiou rerchänts. No. 278 Market street, above Eichth street, Philale!ihia. GEORGE AV. CÖLLADAY, PremJeht, GALEN WILSON, Secretary j Jeremiah Bebra', Agent.Office Commercial College Rooms, over J. M. Cald well's store. First street, vansville Ind. myl2mo PROCLA3IATIOX! Be It known by all sickly, weak and debilitated perSbns, that McLkak's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL is the only remedy that will 5tmigtlien and invigorate the system, and remove all impurities in the Blood. It U very plcuant to take. In it is' combined the properties of a Tonic, Diuretic and Alterative - It will cure any disease of the Stomach, Liver er Bowels, such as: Diarrhoea, Billioune4s Dyspepsia, Indigestion Ileodache, Intermittent Feverf, our Stomach. Live CornpUinty Coativenens. Vfcakness or Debility, Pain in the' Stomabh or Bowel,' Niht Fevers, Yllownss of the' Wkln.-Ac.-. kc. When taken,-it neutralizes ahtl' removes any morbid secretions in thc Stomach and strengthens the Diges five orpins. It will also cure any disease of the Utdfti's Kidneys, Bladders or Criniiry ohgaks; And as an Awtive, purifies and creates a healthy circulation of blond, re moving all sorr, boils, pimples or blotches fhm the skin. TRY IT, and- be convinced of its wonderful inrigo rating properties. - , For Children, who are puay weak and sicklywe advise parents to give thein a tcaptciiful of this Cor dial daily. t?" See Circular.J. II. McLEAN, SoleTropTTcforof'thrs Cordial. Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. nr" Principal Depot Corner of Thint and Pine treets, St. Louis, Mo. ap:.-iyuwu( Sold by Keller k. White, DruggfeWMain-strect.-GREAT EXCITEMENT Prevailing all over the country, in consequence of the tremendous success of MeLean'a Volcanic Oil Liniment. It is superceding every Liniment and remedy for the cure of local pains and external di eases. Hundreds of confirmed cripples have been made to walk by its use, many that were suffering for years with old chronic sores, and had tried in vain the many remedies and Liniments now before the public, have been permanently cured by the use of a few small bottles of McLraVs Cslkbrated Liniment. It is no longer an untried remedy, but a fixed and immortal "fact" certified to by the Mast thousands that have used it, that McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment Is the best liniment that has ever been discovered, and the only reliable remedy for the speedy and pennanen cure of Sores of all kinds, Swelling, or any local Faiss on man or animals. EST" Livery-stable Keeper, Farmers, Dray men and all that have thc charge of horses L should kp a supply constantly on hand, to be? used la lime of need. PRICE OF THE LIXI3IEXT. tn conseqence of the Increasing demand for this val nable Liniment, it is now put in twenty-five cent ties, tifty cent and one dollar bottle. The fifty hottles contain three times the quantity of the tvient five cent size, and so on in proportion to their costs tnai purchasers will save money i v getting tne , s!e. . k w? au oftiers ror me oicanic uu tammem nius be addressed tol the proprietor,- . apMy J!aMe3 II. -McfA. St. lnls. Mj. Sold by KELLER & WHITE. NATIONAL HOTEL, C01WEB O' fJTXTir AND SfARf STREET, . Terre Hante, Ind T&'. SHIELDS, Tropnctor. IST" Omnibns-t3 aad fronv tlie' TVpot tree of charge.- myilld SAVE YOUR MONEY, BEADY MADE, AT LÖBENS T I N' iV S A HU has Inst received per steamer Great West,- a splendid assortment of Clothing and Piece Goods, which he flatters himself, that lie can make up, not onlv as well, but cheaper than any other esuMiMnent in trie city, therefore if you know your interests, calll at the "Western Star," Under the Pavillion Hotel, Water street, between Main an Sycjnaore Strerts. my 11 READ THIS! "WmrTE hav" Received to-day by River and W Adam's Express f0 pixes of re.il Swiss Muslins, 11 prices; 2ft do white Flowered Swiss Muslins, upenor quality; 1 case flounced Ilress Patterns, new style; t a n3 DIK'I OMK, 10 do Wollen and Cotton Damasks for Curtain?; 100 da white F.mhro'defM Swis ciirtains: AI0. lilies. Misses, and Childrens Imwc', nil of which we otter to oiir friends and customers at reduced prices. ZJT Call and see. - my21 ItOSlA, BR0. Sl FREY. J. 'C. WELBOIIX, M. . OrriCt OMTHIRt ST BBTWEKN MU ASD SECOND, -eVaSsville,ind. sT Residenoe on 3d., between Sycamore and Vine. my20mo ' ISAAC HE1VAXX..... .... . . . . DAVirrtlKIMaVX. I. iL D. II EI MANN. WHOLK1ALS DRALCRS IT Groceries, rOEEIGM AND DOMESTIC LIOTJORS.' IMPORTERS OP Holland HcrriVltrs, Prone; Chocolate; fcc. MAIN ST., TWO'DOORs BArJrJ OF SECOXD.EvansTllIe, Ind. A FISH DEPOT.

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IV G. O'RILEYfc CO., OLD EtTAtLISHBD Storage, Forwarding & Commission General Railroad, Steam and Express Agents. SPECIAL ACE XT! TO fESSSTLTASIA RaLEOAD. HAYING fitted ftp a märomoi Wharf-Boat, the largest on the Oliio River.'in the most substantial manner, we are prepared to facilitate; .wnn prooip. diwtch all coods entrusted to our care, .either ty River, Hailroad or Canal without rlepiv suits, &c, kr.. Particubir attention will 1; I11 Receivinc, Stnrinr and Forwanlinp; awl alro sale of any Produce consigned to us, and all orders prnmpMv tilled. fP. i. O'HILKY returns his sincere thanks to his nuiuemuw fratxi fortlieir former patronae, and re spectfully solicits a continuance of the sasae, which will be dulv recipnKated. A Store Room, weil tup pi led, will be kept for the cCommoUtion cf boats, and their onl"rs carotfnllv ailed. P.GO'BlLEYAiCO. mhM&wly , . HARDWARE & CUTIERf Foreign and Doihtttic, S?tip, Z7, Trdct and Halter Chains, Xails, litt, Axet, Hatchets, Plane, Sctthes, Cradles, Pokes,' Sneaths, Poris, Scales, Shrcels, Shades, Grindstones, Locls, Latches, Auijvrs, Chisels, Looking Glassel, Fihs, Guns, ristols, Fancy Good al?o AGE.VT8 FOR BOSTOX BELTIXG CO. BABC0CK & SONNTAG. ap2" Water street. Evansville, Ind. LAG ON I) A AGRICULTURAL WORKS. II. COOK A 0. are AgenU for the tale Ketcbum's Mower. do Reaper, An flutter and Renner combined. and all other nrticles manufactured by the above nam ed I ones, samples to be st-eu at their store. my 20 l. ii. uuuk & AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY. Juxf Opened a larr afortment of Russell's justly Celclirated Table Knives and Korks, in Ivorr.Ilom and Cca tiandles; for sale by tingle acta or fall sets of 51 pieces at -cw nrk prices. For the Iimi liouas ntsae siia ho miausr. niyr. CiiA. s. vt WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND 'IIIE subscrilier repittfully informs the citisens of I Kransville and vicinity, that he has come to this place with a variety of Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, which he will sell at tfie'lowest prices. He will als reair all kinds of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, on the shortest notice.' S. KO'JSXFEL., myljCm Main St., near Second. . DISSOLUTION OF CO-FAKTNEIt-SIHP. TIIKco-pHrtnersbipheretof'ireexWinr In the Brew erv l.u:neis tietween Frederick W. Cnok and. Lewis Itcis, under the firm, name and stvleof Cook Reis, on Seventh afreet, in the baiKIrfic known as the "City nrewcry, in Kvsunville bas been dissolveil nmtil'il consent, jacon eis, or., navinr noucnt out the entire inttTest of said Lewis Reis, in the said, p-irtnerslnp oncero. The business' is to 1 conducted; lien-after unler the snme firm name and style, mm heretofore Mr the said Frederick W. Cook and Jacob Reis, Sr., who alone are authorized to use the name, of the old firm in settlinir the business of, and who arw alo: authorized to collect the claims in farV of said old firm anl w ho also assume tlie pnvment and setllemcnt of tlie cUiias against said old tinn. FUKD. W. CCitfR y LKW I? REIS, V mrülm JACOU KEla, Sr. ) FLOURI! FLOURII f Darrels superfine Flour; Canal Mills; Sp W 5 imsmid tialf laps Flour: 12bUs. K ine Flour, for sale bv SAM TICKFRT. my23 Corner Main and Second street " JUST RECEIVED. For Warm Weather. Ladies' Silk Gaiter Boots, Ladies' Heeled Loots, Ladief Slippers, Lad ief Heeled Sl ippers, Ladies' Toilet Slippers, To be scM low for cash hy my23 . McREA WELLS. NEW GOODS FÖf: THIS SUMMER TRADE At a Greatly KeJnced Prica. AX ELLEC'a'ST APfOKTSIENT OF FRKIH Brilliant's Linen Drills, Lawns, Pres sills. . Berrages, Black Silks, Ginahams, anl Mantillas, Resides a (Treat variety of Laces," RIKbonds, and "Dress Trimmings, have just been received by myl J. II. MAGIIEK CO. COFFEE. Ofin BAG4? Prime Rio. for ss by Zf9 iuy27 VltR,-DALZELL Jt CO. ff 1R VEST; TÖOLK. TOZ. ("rain Crlles: 25 aox Jirvthe Sneaths; ftdot Hav Rakes; . ?rt don Orats Scythes; 20 Hox flmin do; 5 dojt Picklen: . IjljoieSjtbertone-jforiiaVb - , ORR, DALZELL L CO. . 25 ray. -m m Ttl'iSIt. White Tteiuis: IO S do dried I'eaches;Jat received br Z. II. COOK k SOX. my: IS KOXF.S Prime New Cheese, m.3 Z. II COOK k 80N. .MICHIGAN AND OHIO POTATOES. myU Corner of )lain and Second st EMBROIDERY. U Riprrwion riprr, . Ii For takinit valierns, Just received ir my23 DOBKLLt LISTER. Godies lady's Hook for June, -Just received by my-23 DOBELL & LISTER. lure Cider Vinegar m. for saie by 103-21) Z. II. COOK & SON. Choice Staple Molaases for sh1 at reduced prices. my20 Z. II. COOK & SON. 1rZ.f Lbs. Bar Lead mß V Vr tor sale Mr mv20 Z; II. ( my COOK & SON. It.liin Tackle JR. Ji oiiite! f ole, , ilk Line, (plaited) Keels Sinkers, SsrireW &ioods, Fish hooks, etc., for a!e br CHAS. Ä. WELL.?-. myl Ii'lne Pcisnow aad Shears. Ladies will find a (rood assortment at all times of Scissors and Shear, Button Hole Scissors, aV.. at mvlimo,! CH AS. Ä. WLL5. Nomina Presses! Vv Copying lMiks!! Copyine Brushes!!! just rtceiod hv . . . , CIIAS. S.WELLS. mylJ fUHtReeried 5 bhds. Liuceil Oil. myl'J TEN NEY & SORENSON. 0 1 1 Hi nrII. Large iirime Onions, for sale by Jlw myl Z. 11. COOK aSQV. A FIRST RATE Milch Cow ftr sale. Atply n my2i SAMCtlvCIB. I. M ASCn InTä FOR KILE.' X Saturdiy the 9Xh, at 2 o'clock I will otTer lor sale at Auction at tlie Courthouse the follOWUiK Lots . in iimasco, viz: Lot V k 2 in Block l o doll &. 15 in do 1; do 2 : 4 in 1 13 AdvantMcoufflv located for manufitctarine pur)ioses aiKt lavseuta tiiie opportnnitv for,a prutibtMe invest' men. Terms one third caau balance in omt and two years with interest." TH03.F..GARVIX. Real Kstate Agent, 3d street.' Woolsey & Nelson, Auctioneers. Coi:. MEAC Hi ImshvU fresh Corn myü Meal, just irceived Z. H.COOK k SOX. CORN. 200 BlVlT.- Ear Cot n,tr sale bv m-J3 t. !! COOR it SOX." PR I. HE LARD. 1 i f d LBS." Prime Lard, for sale bv lUiHI my Ä Z. 11 . COOK & SOX." LARD OIL.' O BBIS.' Lard Oil for sale hr ... - my3 Z. n. COOK SOX. rU Gov Java ColTee. j itwri ackttta Java Coffee, received by . myl WIIBELEK 4 KlGC.5.