Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 259, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 May 1857 — Page 2

(gfansbille gailg snrnal. EVANsviLiE. nro. . ; ' SATURDAY MORNING... MAT 8ö, 1S57.

The Dank Investigation. It is becoming qai:j evuleut that tin fa

Tnoua inquisition' is not to result so mnch

in -revealing how the charter was obtained

a in disclosin-f tba bitter feud that exist

between two factions of tho same rsrtv.

Though tho designs of the Committed may be to get at the facts, thVtestlmonj has lit tle reference to the validity of the charter, but proves the corruption' of both parties in the quarrel." It is no longer a war against the Bant :whLh is likelv to pass unscathed hol a war of the roses between the Wright and Bright factions. If it should terminate in the disappearance of all but the two tails of the comhattants, tho people might be more permanently benefitted by the fight, that has ensued, than they have been in securing a good Bank.; The "controversy ha developed tho very flattering opinions entertained by each clique of it rival fiction. There are some mfst extraordinary contradictions in the testimony, and if the cornnJssion be not an extra judicial body and not legally authored to administer oaths, there are foundations for nu morons suits for perjury. Mr. McMarry, n representative from'Pntfiam, as we reported a fw days since,' testi fied that on the passage of the Bank bill to be engrossed in tho House, he voted in the negative, but his vote was recorded in the eßrmatite, end stood so u pen the Journals cf the House; and it was upon this false record the bill was passed on its third reading This statement is most signally and conclu sively refuted by unimpeachable testimony Mr. Gregg, editor of tha New Albany Trihune, a most impartial witness allied ' to neither party a gentleman whoso testimony carries a moral weight, that no party or per aonal prejudices can resist, says in the fol lowing paragraph,' this statement is false: " 14 Now we have no doubt that Mr. McXIurray is a very honorable man, and means to Uil tho truth. Isat we nave gooj reason to know that he is mistaken in eupposin that he voted against the State Bank bill on it ; passage before the veto. ."When that vote taken tve were within the bar of tha Uouso, and in a position where wo could distinctly hear the response of every, member to tho roll call of the clerk. We had before u v ono of the printed tally papers of tho House, " and tallied each man's vote a it was given ' at the time. Whan the vote was taken on thj passage- of tin bill after tb5 Governor's eto, we again recorded the ayes and noes upon tho same tally paper, noting particiliarly the variance in the two votes. -. This same tally paper wo have now before ns, and on comparing it. with the House journal, wo ' find that it agrees with it perfectly. When thsbill first passed. Mr. McMnrray voted - "Aye;1 when it passed after, the veto, he vo- J , ted "Xo.n On both occasions there were 51 I " Ayes. With regard to these facts. It is scan-e-It possible we should bo mistaken. Mr. M. may have intendod to vote Yb in the first instance, as he did in the last, but he certainly did vote 4M." The number of votes on tho passage of the bill to be engrossed, and on its final passage in opposition, to the veto, was the same a constitutional majority of 51. Bnt ' there were eighteen members who changed their rotes, in the interim, for and against the bill. , If there were fraud practiced this fact would indicate that it was nsJ on both sides as there were as many changed one way as the .."other. Major Morrison, formerly cdixr of the State Sentinel, and now a banker in Indianv apolis, testified that $12)0 had been paid Mr . Walpole, representative from Hancock, as a bribe to withdraw his opposition to tho Bank bill, and that the mouey was paid through . Mr. Talbot, present Postmaster of Ir.dLanap- .' ' lis, who told Morrison tho ob'ect of the apr- propriation, and observed to him that Walrolo was to bo well paid for his treason. On examining the records, it appears that . Wal pole never ceased in his opposition to the bill; t voted ajainst it on every question, and -finally gave his vote to sustain the veto; and i hia fellow, member testify that he was nn ceasing and pertinacious in his opposition, both in the House and in all the caicne and private meetings for the consideration of the Bank charter. ' He makes a most triumph aa vindication of birasolf from the churj es " T of Major Morrison. Thus the only testimo ny affecting the validity of tho charter has been pretty effectually destroyed; and the rebound of the blow at the Bank has knock ed its authors down. The war is now turned into Africa. ' Gov Wright's integrity and disinterestedness is impcachod. Mr. Bnsson, cashier of the Muncictown Bank, who was before the coin :. mittcc this week, testified that Mr. Hunt, a capitalist and Banker in Charleston, Indiana, and a brother-in-law of Gov. W right, told him, duriuff tho peuuency of tho Bank bill before the Legislature, that if the Fletcher Bank bill could be passed that he would make $20,000, and that tho Governor would share in the transaction; that the Governor would veto the present charter and defeat it, . and give them a chance to pash the Fletcher bill through: Tho Governor indignantly de nied the truth of this insinuation before the committee and Mr. Bcrscn desired that Mr

- Hunt might be subpeeaned and examined on

this point. We report the testimony as re lated by thoso who heard it. . 157" Onr Army on the.Plains are to be fed ' this season with the concentrated substance of vegetables and meats prepared by the eminent French chemists, Chollin & Co.,of Paris. The preparation Is the same cs that adopted, by' tho French and Sardinian Armies, and is prepared for use in the form of Soups. Tho cost at which it is to be de livered at our Army depots on the Atlantic will be about one and a half cents per ra tion. It is said that a cubio yard of tlio pre paration U sufficient to make a plate of ex cellent, most palatable and nutritious soup for an army of 23,000 men! As the preparation , is now no experiment, having for a cons'derable time been in use in tho armies and na vies of Europe, its introduction into the mil itary service of the United States is to prove a great economy, if but in the way of the cost of transportation on the Plams, as wcl ' as an improvement in the style of tho American service ration. f37"Onr exchanges all speak in glowing terms of the prospects of the growing crops. The late rains and sunshine have given rye, oats, corn and wheat a new start, - and the croakers about "short crops," are silenced. The correspondents of the Cincinnati '.Price Current report the wheat in Ohio in a splcn did condition. ' It is thought that the wheat . crop will be larger this year than any previous year, as a far greater breadth of land was sewa.

CORRESPONDENCE OP TUB JOURNAL.

c,..T-l.. 11'.. U mw A f vi n rk line Oat of a Snow Storm, into a Mosquito Har---Commcrcial Distress, fcc. CiscixxATT, May &7 lS-iT. There is nothing so Lard s the beginning, . Except perhaps the en J." . Judge from tho text, Mr. Journal, what the texture of this epistolary fabric will be. To be out of the habit of journalistic correspondence is bad enough, but to have waxed rusty in a enstom wl ich practice had made as natural as to read the morning papers, and in addition thereto, to aggregate tho agony by experiencing a dearth of topical matter, are obstacles ol a formidable character which must needs be overcome to enable me ujie fully to insinuate myself into the favor I of .vansvillians, with anything approachIng gracefulness. If yon boa whit dainty, or at all fastidious. I shall bo constrained to cry your mercy tor barrenness of pith, but if. on the other hand, you are a Plain, snbstantial. ratter-of-fact people, endowed with eood. sound, "horse sense. - and saturated with humanity as 1 take you tobe arologies will not nerve my turn, and excuses, as the philosophic 1 oots weuld patheticaiy saywill UO Ui IU 1VU n III M u a ilia luuuci , iuu Bibur u- u an ciiu- I . tv. . . rv I. i..u orato salaam, with such a broad swath of deprecatory ihctoric. will you permit me tho grauueauoa oi iickunz cr voriunnjr you pcu- i tie lloosiers, with a tew Uno Metropolitan touches, got up with the. spirit and finish which usualh- distinguishes the interesting column of the racv Journal. - TnX 'WKATIIEB AND CRrXOLTNK. ' The weather is an important functionary la our elemental . organization and should never ba slighted. - Our "cunninsest patterns of excelling nature, " recognizing the force of this precept have taken advantage of the littla weather we have had in Mat, to expand their wide tirv urn fere me in all ampii-V.lJn-a.0nr Ii'''"OD4W,iOr0J?h'aPJ. " " k uiAiiiiiiCTt vi ;uio KVUI iU pjrvu themselves in the valleys or rruttful Canaanif we may rely nion the mystical annals of aiKientcltroniclers. And as a N?mi -excuse for di vcrsion-upon a very little topic, I f ubmit that ths weather and the ladies-assoviative ideas-espccially thu latter, occupy such space just now in the public nund, as to serve as protection against t!o cavalnr tlisposition that might otherwise bo made of them. For in tlw twia ideas, arc embraced a boundless vi I vu'u ea ii a, uiiauiuMvu uiu w Cdbiici ll and physical gratificatiun; na women to couiume the prrduction8 of art lor the promo I motion of industry, trade and the peneral prospciity cf mankind. And these fancies fircstablv excite u glowing admiration, in generous ."minds, of the bonntifulnesa and power ofthat beneficent naturj whose resources so happily develop themselves in t llti I I j.r J- M A jmm. .n -m SM Ad K mm. I iiwiumuu ui ruiu Kcuvira u nut) tlliuatu- I or an.! ÜnA m,n V nMnr9l,f f art uud all the useful and pleasant sciences. jsrt. tor mis wisdom ana lorcsiijlit in na it . s . turo she and her journeymen luifht have auffcred hardships now happily unknown to tho human nund. Thus we soe that as there is no condition in life within-its solaces, no Jack without his Gill; that ss"it'an ill wind that blows nohoily good," so it as surely fol WVI M UljfUb Wt UilJ however extravagant or a . that fashion itself, i'CUodf Lmbannhai r'W th .nil. i!f contributor to the treasni piness. and increases largely the pkero of woman lovnness. . itrapttt of the weath?r. We are remlndel of a udden transition from frigid winter in to th3 blare and blazj of summer out of a snowstorm into a mosquito bar.' IJut with aimiruole iUiioonby. norticultansts ex tracting comfort from a vcrv remarkable season, vongratulate ns upon tlie flattering prospects for tnunificent IVuit crops; florists are radient wi;h pleasure in the buddinsr promise of their ont-in-the-open-air flower gardens; and uCoring merchants take courage in the torain; time of - pood collections just after whea; harvest, wool srathi'ii irr. and when t'e jtooMcrs pet tiK-ir nogs kilieu. lloosicr, by th way, is an epkomo of the term hospital" a i . . . . . W m, m . - I icy. COHKABCIAL niSTKXSS, AO. But turn we from crave to era v. from lively to severe." The stringency of the mo ney market here, chicdy caused bv the scarcity of produce in tho country, and the almost iJu)nsMoiiixjr vi miming couecuona irom onr Ci-nntry customers, is a subject of sore compiaiut. co severe a cpruijr. niou our Jouikt was never before cxericnced. Two causes have vnuspired ' to pro luce this i;n fortunate condition of things. Firstly: KvcrvboJly in tnecovniry mat conui rau-m a liunüreU dollars irrve.teJ it in Western lands whi.-h. tin John Unit would say, "won't p:iv sir," in stead or paying their debts, bix-ondiy: All the surplus produce, and much the reserve for homo consumption, was thrown into a high-priced mar!;et. leavin? the country hare; produce being converted into Westcrn'lands. instead nfmcrjemjr into rejrular channels. The revulsion -is now bia experienced. Country mervhant mtottt repl.nijrh their stocks; but they, haven't paid old scores; so they must pet extensions at 10" per cent., und ly niglier prices than if they had boon prompt, while our jobbers mnst novr stand the binnt of heavy shaves, as they mutt pnv their debts or "jro un. fo we mnj them briskly shinninj it amonsr the moneychancers. They uffer sv.r. but the country will Ihj made' to pay for it eventually. In fact i; is uireudy paying for it hi the shape of 00 and lUv) per cent, axlvsncv on the very produce ittorvod into an early market. kFortunutaly the country Las resource to enable it to stand up n.ler the burthen, lint it is au aimed LV t that no other city in the Union could stand up ntider stivh limes as we now exjrience. And paradoxieul as it may appear, we are indebted . for our comparative Mjnndneaa, to tho fact that we have had no bunkin? eaiitaT on which to rely, Our solid houses havo booa Uubt tho severe necenty of depending on- Uismelves; have involilntarily learned lurj lessons of prudence; have lceu protootod agaiu-it self-indation and ruinous expansion, and thus have prosecuted trade on a secure basis. Therefore, many that would have swamped, sustain thomselves stiCly. .This, however, is no arewmMit acainst Kunks. So far as general interests are involved, we would to-dar hava he.n much more prosperHi as a comtnuirw. if we had enjoyed f j,O'W,00J banking capital what we require and must have. Yet, some failures are expected. It wotild be remarkable, if in a city so populous, with snch varied interests, weak hou.ma abonnding that are inspired with ambition for notoriety, we should escape. About the month of August look out for the suspension of sev eral dry goods jobbers, sundry clothiers, and probably a hardware house or two. Some of tlicni mutt come down.- Oue (Jew) clothing house has already succumbed, another is tumbling, and a general impression prevails fcuui. ovuers III UM ioiiow.- - " Our grocery men. liquor dealers.' iron fac tors, qneensware jobbers, prod?e merchants, fee. are generally considered safe and sourd. Of the jobbers, queensware men have probably done best, but their trade is to- the dry goods trade-in magnitude as 20and 21 m to 1X; hardware men have probably dime poorest; grocery men have done well ; produce, liquor dealers and manufacturers best of all. Hut with distress depressing ome elements of economy, it is-yet Unquestionable that Cincinnati never has giveu more unmistakable evidences ef Timorous viulity, ttan wo now recognise constantly. - In my next I shall endeavor to collate rcn eral items for the dcloetatiou of tho Journal readers.. Till then rerbum eat. w. n. b. ß?" The Bank committee assigned yes terday, to hear the arguments of Gov. Wright and Judge Smith -npon the subject,' under their investigation. It was to bo the final suming np and closing argument in the case, and it was expected to present a rich enter tainment, ami an exciting scene. . . tSf The New Albany Tribune haa infor mation that tho coal oil maenfactory at Cloverport, Ky., was destroyed by fir on Saturday, last.- We could Hot learn the amount of loss-or any further particulars. Tho loss, however, must be boavv. as tho j worss were very extensive. - . .

tUHDAtW riCTrBM.-Call at City Da-

guernan uaiiery, ro. 45, Main street, ana ir-'? wtuij.u wuf I i.t . o. . - . , 11 r7 Lieut, strain, formerly commander of the Darien Expedition, died at Aspinwall On r the 15th inst. r - - . ! '- t3v The non. Humphrey Marshall, haa I been nominated for Congress by the Ameri- . T '" rt i T T!. I $ttj i u ui iuv jwmiioii iuuu ua.v uvvu I indicted by the Grand Jury. . fcThe census of St. Louis just complet- I Cd, reporU tbO populaUon Of that City, I 125 ,27 (J . tSTGovernor Geary has consented to act the nomjnatjon for Governor of Tcnnsyl ' . .. . . . . vania, if offered by the American Convcntion, soon to assemble in Lancaster. I3FTho Spiritualists of New York and the Eastern States, held a convention in New york city 0Q Satiirlay last. . - rj T . rri- t . . - . t n ".-iw ; ?' enumcry ever orougni 10 uns city cu u luunu at me ivrujr otorc oi ivciicr ot uivc. n Main st. They have forty choice brands . . , ... , . . r,. . ofLrBiN'a genuine Handlet, - Ertracta complete assortment of Harra's, and other hrands of cheaper quality. tSPJno. Ciarlc, who was arrested in this city, on a chartro of murder, a few days since, and taken to New Albany, has been indicted hy the Grand Jury of Floyd county, for murder in the second decree as it is not a hailahle offence, Clark was committed to jail TIWAUn OrriRED. Thä Braottl. Mntv v . ra. Much ind.jrnatton is felt m ew York wnce the acquittal of Urs. Cunningham, that the proper authorities have not offered a suitftble reward for u detection of the murdcr. , , , , , , The celebrated Dr. Brandeth was tho first private citizen to offer one thousand dolkr9 for tU actcction and conviction of tho JT A case of considerable interest to gas consumers has been tried in New Jersey. The Gas Co., of Patterson refused to supply , ' , nl n, ... Bradley becanse the ? .tenant had not paid his gas hill Bradley sued the company, and recovered 23 daroages for tho fixtures he had put up. - Tl, rVw an unnnil o.l ntinta.! In I tl. r , i i i . " v, ..u '"Pl1 the ?9' notwithstanding the fact that the hill in question still remains rtnpaid. ; IxTiatsT ox Stati Dtbt. "Wo learn from a reliable source that the State Treasurer lias funds in New York and in tho Treanry to meet the Interest on the State debt due' on the first of July, snd that it is his intention 10 U 0n thö autbority of t,,e now in force. He haa resolved "to taVe the rcsponsihility' and enstain tho credit of the Male. e learn irom inaianaoas max tnere tnmn1uatum cf nnr intention on the nart mi www ja w w I 1 . i il I of the Governor, to call an extra session ofj the Icgislatfiro ; It is almost tho unanimous , wish of the Democrats that a session should i t ,,,.. , no iiem, dui ine iovemor nas some scucme of his own to suherve therefore persists in it, - by his course, and J5f"The HarrodsbuTg Transcript says that ÄLr. PorsBCXTER who committed suicide hy drowning between this placo and Henderson, was the last f seven young men, of the city of Lexington, who twelve or fifteen yesrs aio, commenced the career of manhood, with fair prospects. They were yrong men of ''good families," and their misfbrturte was a fondness for drinking brandy, and playing cards. Two of tho party are now "confirmed dninkard.n: One was hung for murder in Lexing ton, a few years since. One has served a term in the penitentiary one was killed in a drunken frolio hy hfs best friend one was slaughtered by a cut-throat in Loniaville.The last, young Poindexter, died a suicide. N . . II ' t?Th last 'Spirit of the Times," says, that the arrangements of Mr. Ten lirocck for running Pryor and Leeomnte for tha Good wood Cup are complete. Tha English corresTMT.dent of Bell's Life" are inclined to ridicule . the . pretentions of er.r American horses. Kotwithstnrding the climate is new to onr hone, the ground agaiust them, and tho race too short, wo believe that the American racer will he able to make the contest, in a manner highly creditable to American training.. The Fji?lish mode of racing' consists of an easy gallop, during three fourtlia of the distance, with a burst of spcedon the lata three or' four hundred yards. Mr. Ten Broeck fntends to 'make tho pace from end to end" at frtl? peed, and the English horses may keep trp if they can. England has sung time ont of mind, Brittania rules the wave, and yet tho "America,"' at Cowcs, distanced tho fastest sailors, the English etmld pYodVice. Tho sporting public are watching with great interest the coming races in England. We believe that our chances for success ftpon the -English Turf never were better. Axebicatv Peasl FisnetMis. Since the discovery of tho Jersey pearls was made public, the Messrs Tiffany, of New York, have received a number of pearls sent from Ohio, Massachusetts, and other parts of tho country, whero ncorle have taken to ransack ing the brooks. In eorae cases, pearls f considerable- valoe have been forwarded.- It appears that the pearl xuflsclc exists in many brooks in New England and the- Western States, but if is indispensable teth production of pearl that the wate honld be impregnated with some mineral sihstancc, tare iron, copper, or lead. From all oar essX mines tho filterings of Iron pyrites or copperas water, runs in streams' into the river, and we have often seen, on-the gravel bars below the mines, hard pearly globules in the muscles that are abundant upou them. Pcr-hsp-j we raav have valuable pjarl fisheries in the Ohio, Uut don t let tho. farmers go in Bearch' fof them till after harvest. Tu Natiosal IIotei Dish si. Newton's Express, a Medical Journal of extensive circulation, published in Cincinnati, speaking of the National lintel disease, says: We have nodontit that evcrv ono was volsoned with arsrwVe, and if onr brethrerl of the press will consult any work Vn reference to m. I . a . l . a a nie ay nip to ma prooracea ny tins deadly joison, they will find the symptoms of every vic tim there described. Any one. eitfccr ia or ont of the medical profession, who will deny these facts, will at once provo to the world that ho knows nothing of the action of this poison Upon the human structure. tar The Cincinnati Gazette says, the St. Louis trade is getting duller every day, and tho boats continue to run light at very low prices, while the St. Louis wharf, that at one time was full of all kind. of produce, is now barren and drear and piled with dunnage. The Tenwessea river, Saturday, as we learn by specisl despatch, was falling at Florence, witn lour Itex water on vainer-, nnoaia.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REJlEDlI

. gm james CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEM l LH PILLS. . . . r lTepure-i nroin a pre.-ipiion of ?ir James t uner, u., rnTsicwi tiira ruinar valavde Melusine u unfaii' 'rlinary to the Queen- This inrailtnc In the cure of all thoe P'' dangerous diteun incnlent to th Feni constitution. . - It uvulerues all exrem, r-moTt nil owtruction and inwonthenjonthlvperioiU with regularity. The eonfinnent; thv nuty the contitation and les-e.. I SrJfiiSS SÄr i . . . - . . I 1 tn Kiuar 1 un.tr. iu. rns or Krrrrutncj-. ssiney tnV WTe. o all cases of N"ervns nd Pplntnl Aftertlon, Pflln the Bct w. Liins. lle-irin". ratieue on SHtht Kxertion, Palpitation ef the Heart, LAwnet of Spirt. Hvtenc, Sr Ilrvliche. Whiter ani all the p.ill will effts cure when II other ron.twTafile-l. ami althonrh powerrul remMr dn nit contain Iron, calomel. anHmonr, or any other mtnertl. . . Fall direction ancvrppinyln firli rwrVace. . Price In the lpfe 1 State rA Can;Iru One DoMrw. N. n. Slrfrt and porce lUmpi enrloH any luitWijel Aent. w'M lnnr a r the Pills y return mail. W. W. KORKRtS, ItwliarTv!, f f ' W AtritIn'tlitn, IIALLOPK k STOnn.RP, apTT57-tyis : i General Afeuts, Etidot He. - ' DIED, 3Ira. CaTHBtisa STarroRB, on ort of I. gUtToH axed S years and f months. On Thurdav eveninr My 2th at the reHence of her mother, Mr. M.vy ITeailen; from which place the funeral will lea re f.ir theJohnttonChapel rryeyrl,on ?unhy at 10 o'clock A.M. fnles further notice he riven. . '. y, SPECIAL notices.; VbZ? ItOTTCES In thU r.l-w. cents t-v Hu 1 Vy nne inwrtion: W ceikU per line three time; 30 cents per line one week : discount on longer time. New York Ac Erie Railroad. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. Or Buy yourThronrh Tickets loXiw Yorx.BosTos,rHii.DLrnu, and Kew England Cities via. this Route. ' . ZT" TtVEXTY-TTTO MILE3 DISTAXCE SATED. ' " . ' ' rw Throuch to New Totk City without cuasgk or cars. ' Mr The OXLT ROKTE to Sew fork City havinc W1I)B SPACIOUS SALOON CAR! Thls Line extend to Dunkirk, BuflUla, and Xiagv Falls, with an nnlynVen Wide Guaee-connectinf at Dunkirk directly with ail trains froniCIreland,C jiainnati, St. Louis and Chicac ou the.. Lake Shore Kail Roa.!. , ; " TaBu(Tla Tia the Bultil at New'Tork City Rail Road mak in r direct onnetiomi with alii the steamer on Lake Erie from ClevelanJ, Toledo sad Detroit, also the Btttulo k .00 RMlroad from Deu-oit toChicago. Nnna ru.ti ri CxnnU'gnM Xhrva Falls SKÄttÄÄ . t! t 1 1 Z tl M M "II! . PASSK.NJiEUs ein rto in New Vor U1U anoraina tn mwrnK tikhic unnTH.lC" i-Wiirre. any h of fuue.4 resume u.eir journey wkh.ut fir TUROrGII TICKETS for sale la all the princiro' " estc-rn Kailrmd tJ'ncea. . I f F UW i BY AY OTHXB aOlTTS. -, O.F.ÜMITlI.Uenl Ajent. , HOMER RAMMELT Cleveland. Oj, May l&th, 11. , FnwidcuU rayJlydA.w tlSdl meet, ei w . E. V Evsnsvillk Tisru or Hosoa, No. erery Thnrwta evenins, in the orer the Cannl Uulc. W. POIXDEXTER, W. C.T. A. J. O'Rkilly. W. R. JanJOly I Rkacos Lioiit Social Tkmplk. No. VJ . l'. meeitf everv alternate Frklav eveninr. i MaT)P. JOHN HYDE, .C.T. I C VP. ItCDTAXD, B. R. -JanWly Rfttf "RtMMlrcs,- )edbugy lasects '' ' :- Aic, Sit',-' ' t'r IV' "Pvtar " rmt I?Ut. Ronrh. A-e.. Kxtermlntior. i - ' - ' - ' ' -Bnadray, Sew York, Is estaNlshin Depot fwhfs TnlnaMe Rcmed'ies, In ertry City, Town, Ylllare, aiu! Xe'fhxirhoo4 In the Cnited States; tut aeeks to do In the hand f pfnrrW, 'tore-Keepers, kc &e. Where this la lmprartica'f , orders y MAIL nr EXPRESS eneloitinir the price of articles with sufficient to rre pay ; will hive -rmn fi attehtioav AddreM"Costar" 3 Droadaay Sew York. J See Itcgul:ir A(lrcrtiementOperatlon Mlla. Cnre Pure". Mild operation with suoresfnl eflert, are the p-ruliarity" of BrandetV 1 Pill. Now that we may expert 'Jit -Miijtl rrinc it V of rrent Importance tliat a frw tlowa be used thwle. Onr rtce isgu'yert tu a rvdjndaiKy' vt -iitUted hite at this sewon , and U U as anf rrou A it is prevalent; rat n-nndreth P.ll.an"H an inraloaMeanfl effluent protection. Weolüe-r & Sawyer A cents, Eranaville. a Rrlators Sarnpart!la Mrrt. It'a It als ate Dyln Ont TliylicUns recrowend it ff iH-r-'ful-i, Lirer Complaints. Janatliee, Seumlsi, Salt Rhenm, Scnrry, n-li, Twiwn, A mem. Dynpeia. dec.. mhen l else fa'.la It L e-iclnnlrr'T TeeetaMe. also are Kemp's Worm rail!e. which are Considcre hy children a treat ; nt a tiWielne. and mdio-JIy and rapidly remove all kind of Inteotin! wnrnia. SoldKv I. T. Tjinmau & Co wholesale Irn)-r'.-; Water treet Sw York ; aul hv all druffi-ta. Sarsarnrilla ! and PAtillei2N-perNittle. Ptitrerra with di-eases of the BlTlder, Kidneys Orarel, Pr.r-f Wenkne- :c., read tTw adTerttement In another column. headeJ UrlinUtM's Ceuuice Preroratiun. - . Holloway's Otntraclat and rfils-Ucer mni drain th system of Its vlUl enerey. T't-ir di.' eased action b i.e wp I'T riru'ent matter In the re-1 sels of the r'ands and skin. Thi marfr is neutralned hy the dWnfcctinf opemti-in of (h Ointment. The Pill cnre tndiveatioa In all IU forma. oki at the mannfvtorles. ?o. "0 MaMn Lane, New York,. and Xo. 24 1 Stand. Iond n ; and at all rWeelsts," t cts., fiiXc, and SI per pot or nox. -. ' tr Dyspepsia, Headache and ladljCatlon; j hy which all persons are mre or le afflicted, can unaailr I cored hr takln moderate exereiar, wholeaome food and a dose of Btrrbaves Holland Bitters, one hoor before each meal. - "- " Hoatetler'a niUcrs.-5iuce the award or a diploma from tbe thirteenth annnal exhibition of the Ohio Mechanic' Institute, held in the dty of Cincinnati, nnmeroui ImitAtion have made thi-ir appearance, which we eanCon the puMk- a-rtinst, as they are represented to be the isvtne in their medicinal effect of a tonic f.r which propertSe a committee of physicians pare the award of a diploma. Dr." J. lIotctters Bkter as heretofore tinl unrivalled for their medical powers In riving strength ind vif- debil ltaed conitution and during this warm weather we would advise every family to keep a supply on hand. Children as well as adults will find the benefit of a trial- For sale by drug gists and dealers generally. , , , , mmr - tSrCIIARLESr LONDON CORDIAL OIX is shown by the records of the Cu.torn IIou-w to be the only London Cordial Gin Imported and sold In bottles; all others are made here in Imitation of it. - It ia a delicious tonic heveirge,and by its peculiar asvor (0 iriflerent from other gin), is unlvertally esteemed by all who use it. It is adopted with great STKcess tn cases of DrsraMiA, Goer, Ruccwatisx, DarT, GaVrtM-Colic, Cholexa, Favaa asir li?rv8T!Tcat, Diss isc or rat UtisaaT Or-Ai-t,Xfirsrkr, Fswat Iaatfortaa-Tias, See. . . Dr. Valentine MotU-wf Xtw York fin a leUer to the proprtetur, says: 1 ' r " Cbar!es Lotion Cotfll Gin,' Is the pnre-d bet, and mnet reUahte Extract of J uniper. I have seen. - CIIARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is aold by all Druggists and Grocers in the United Stale, and so also are nnmerous poison CVnXt Londoa Cordial Gin"" to avoid then, buy only wCHat.KS. Reject any other cfierol t yoa as you V aide yaur hcaltlu Price one dollar Saf quarts fifty centa for pints. EDMUND C. CHARLES. ' mlOTCrodSw Fol Importer, t0 Bromlway, N. Y. Great Cnre after tbe Phytrrelan ha4 Failed . RrtSF.tviVLE, Ohio,' Jan. 10, li3. Dr. C. M. Jacaso-i Dear Sirs "ff would iuform yoa that we are ont of 1 1 00 Band's German Bitters, which meet with ready sale. One of oar neighbors has been doctoring for some time, (we think' ahont two years) with all the doctors in the country, but all of no avail.- He looked as much like a dead man going about.-as anything we can comire hint to. Ilia disease appeared to be an overflowing of tbe gall. With hard pursuasioB we prevailed on him to try your Bit-ters,-wtürth promise to him If it Aid no good we would charge Vim nothing for it, provided he took six bottles, according, to the direction, whkrh he has done, and is now entirely enftd mhd has become a well man . This cure has created a great sola In this neighborhood." Retpectfnlly, EDWARDS k BROWN. fee adrertLe-neul - ap2 '

TO - DAY S ADVERTISEMENTS.

' RATES. , One square, (ten line or leas'1, one time, t ffl et. Three time, r : ; s j . j i s :ti 1! . One weclt, ; t i i i ft"": I ffl ; Tr week, .i t t j r t.: : t : t : 2 nT -One month, ;:: : :t t v s',t4W T l irre month, :::: t frf six moiitn.4, ::::::::::; in no On rear, :::::::::::: lj 00 2 KLi;,UTVt on V-rccr tf? KI RSSi aivertuienaei)ts. ir mler, 410 ier unnnm. lveniH'tnPiit rereivei. i 'a ciiace for somebody. ' 0TifceiorT and Crocery stocV la'LewUport KyH isofl'trel f-rsaleat c tas the ewner ha nther eoifDscmenL. which' romn ! him to eloj ut. The stvul U now doing a rood l-usln. Tennt'ah. C. CIIA.MBKKLTN myCO'Jt . Leirlport, II! ort C".. iv. - ' - rORKEMV. ... t A Good tro rfory h ne situatM on 4th t.. .Q con;. iui.k x larte r-mii with coot! cimTü, aMe anl ail exccUcutcellitr, all in eo-xl reir. Ci-quurc luyaO-lad of J. u. MA(iill.xa k vcl. '-, (J A L JiEltY, First treet, Orposf (e the Post Oder. 1 rpiIE a';oye Gslierv hivin jn undorirone an entire X ctuuive and renuwf , m now re-opened lor ine - SPRING BUSINESS, . With a newanl beautiful stock of CASES, FRAMES, aiul A Pl't JtATl'S. Feclinr th inWful f.r the ut Ii! - eral pittrotiafc, I w.iilt re-fully nolxit a xi;tinuaiM of tie sisr.e. Warratitiuir iUi.f iction in a!' caej. I woul4 Iicit an cxaiaiiuuion of my stut k an' specimens. myJU . . V. XV. TII.ISSTÖ3T. BOOK niXDINGs MI J01I0 harin one of the latest ImUii.irbVc4 Koui f puchiueatcau rule , ACCOUNT BOOKS, To any rattern; and hivsne materials of all iliiiis is trep4i-ea u buia isioies w,tn gat e tg-t. mhtocj Kxtra; l"-.uineei ;les.-. lirins alone ywr honk to te l.i:iid if iiy kind. Orer Cresceut CUy liui'n opposite the uouri House. - i . myz , In the Vanderbon Circuit Court, October . CvUiusC.W. Morgan, rorce. - - s - . Mnrtha I.- Mnrnn ran. 3 UT arrerrinif t a'fi U it, file! in the once of the ml viiuilii; i iwin ui.iivn.uH i -juii a.lii day of Xiav A. I) LVTl lint Jl uihl Al. Morirui. the (tvtcntUnt in the aVjre entitled' action (tne -tijwt of whien,'! tooiun adirerce) la not a rcakwot of tne Sutre of.Inrliana. NOTICE of the Tvniehey of such action Is therefore efrcn to Kiidtaith:t M. Murtn, and tliat the 9 ine wi'l ptand for .trial at the tirxt Tenn of the V ander1 ureirCreuit Court, u ie!efun and behlatthe Court IIusa h the city of Eva'tsTil'.e, Van ierimrch Counfr, In ti ana, on the Second Monday in October A.' James C.niTtV, riff's. Attr. inyi..w A& LSWIi KICHTEtt, C. V. CC. rOR REXT. ' office ajoinnj N. Row ley 's office on Fourth' . I street. ...... , The dwellln' house opposite' John Hersons on Main Street. . - . ALSO. A very comfrta'le houte nor'r new on Church sn evi hetwe nChesnut and ChTr with'rao vacant louauached. - THUM 4S E.iiAKvIN. my ii Std Real EaUle Agtnt; Zd A: . FOR RENT. . , . , m ar. we;imeon iomireet nev erer.Ui: in Ta 'od order. To a rood t-tant tit ie"Tte will be rented low. Afyly ta THOS. E. UARVIN, xnyJ-.jtd . , Kaa Estate A .".d t. tTf'oz. Finn Fat Cliirltens.c , . . t -. mm jujt rece.Ted aud f.ir .ii l.v wr? ' 7.. II. COOK k SON. rTdtjTK dm. Eea-s. r Aß For sale by . Z. n. COOK h SOX". inyz. . M srSfk lbs. Choice Cooklnx Rutter. LJI 1 v ß For wie ly Z. 11 COUK Iz 50X. T. C. TWICnELL .. II. TAiucniT.n. ; t; C. TWICIIELL & CO., COMMISSION AX I FORWARDING No. 10- IYPRAS STREET,' rcylMy NEWORLKANS; NAIL. "B rC f dT KEOS aborted Nails (u ft' re and for Wsaleluwby - - - : myJi j. .. - . .OItB,'DiLZELL.iCO. sc cF.MFjrr. Sl dTaarafa ltL8.- Wh'te Lime: r H.W F 3 dj Cemer t. f. r,i--.v ORR, O tLZELf. L CO. Tuns so. uvaiTTTS. I JKP 40 do lirce Tn; ...( ' 25 d.w. mediunt tn' f : for a's W my 17 : OKU, DALZELL & CO. The'Latest Improvement! 1 1. 1'. XIDLU'RILK-H A-T S l'hleh re-44 comrirtoS" to weir ai a not liat. tauelttdat . M;riKR& MMit'U.MliS. rsvr Mti A sirefct hetaeen 1st and 3. I latent artv Fue. for Olastlnz.' 1 i, foir. Idckrord A Co. 'a let aualitv , usi receirej aua lur -ut S.' . CILBKRT m CO., my21 5 ' Ft-vamore street. H ATM nfix fiYS tmnnii. tmr hv - mmm m. -mm mm. - . L, 1 19 tnylt Z.H. COOK t SOX. CMlbe rta. TYraall ut, A . f. Alnf jnda. A KoliU.ju Hit rwelrel m l fne eile V - -S. E. GILIltltT & C(. myäl: r .- . l .Sycamora street. tOOKÜt TVKiV VOHK I.WntlKH, ' is 11 an ute nuanu t rince P03ELL i LTSTEIL GUAHAM'SFOB Jt.NE, Harper fv June, ' ' ' - 31m. trogen 's New Monthlr fr June. lililou SWC'ih forJan, lntrcM. myS - DOBELL S L1STE11. ; . " to nooif-KEEpnits; nook-keepemc-n hnre their TllanT: Book 4 made In the IjestoHor. - Kahrlt )aay rntuam.Hr , . . M.L.JdUVSOV. . Cre-eentCIy Bank t"uiMinr, o.puit the Court Howse. ' -. -. y - . . mjli ORtNE?. 1 cukV netman fmnes In reM t ap: 7.. II. COOK i ?0N. IIOILSC FOR SALE r T llK nWr- have a' well hrokeu hrsnf for die A five Vear old m v2J -HfeTTE'X t-llLLS. - DRinn nF.EF A.D TOGtCi. 1ACt AT h g Ln a. Kxtr-4 mttv rniel Pried Beef; -w Wn WW pnch-.k-rlarce , , Tongues; jeceiTea per steamer wutiow i t mrt-i . -E. II. COOK SON. A RETIRED' ' PHYSICIAN r; Whne san li of life hnr nearly rnn otat, d'fov ered while in tbe E In-lieaertaincuTe for ConI snmptioe, AfhmK, Bronchiti.s Couidii, Cold and I lenersl ilev-ility. The remedy was diworered by I I. im when his only child, a dausrhter, aas given up to die. Wihingtod- a mm-h eii potihp, he a ill send to snch of h a!k"ted fHlow (eiiiT4 a reouent , me receipt wnn mil ani explicit nirection for making onh-e th an. thi Ih-myll-lmo-dw-in- Jersey City, N. J POTATOEH POTATO ESI POTATO ES.A few more kfU For ale y mylS - VICKKItV JOl5TON Racb GitncR. 1 bafsthisdav rec4-ivi, and for aale very low by fr. E. (1 1 LUfcUT At CO. II are Lemon Syrwp. -. . buxes fur aal- low by S. E. GILBERT dt CO., ' my21 i . . . . -r. Sycamore street. "1 tf GROSS Wooden Box Matche, warranted W "A.-o. 1, Z.U. COOK & -ux. niyT . ravjjr-; TKsTI.MO.XI' OPTUS Ufl('K Ot tle-doj-v ainl lu Mcaritir rm toe To Theitke:-. .:unuan i u-veuea, ny mien Mi er: iii roiMtshe l an l receive I by XMJUKLL U LISTER - Biyll , CHILnriKA- HOES.-A very kirge lol of J Ch.l'lrrn s Shoes. Gaitrr arvl M'pr r f r sale cheap forc-uh. MiREA & WELL8, . Uil . ; Futer's BloCK. . father- ni.. r mt. A Ure aiidoruueiit lust öuened and for s by twyl CHAjf. y. WELLS. SC. SODA. 10 kegs 1 -reived md for sale by ' nyS VIC K ERY Si JOHNSTON. nO? Mf GoodwinS: Bros.' New York Pw smaking Tülncco . Bdos.-Hv Gomlwln & Bros', r.noklcg To1ccO '"h do If do do ..do do 1 eases XT 1 To each do " do 6 bbukadsurted common to choice do do . .- just received and for sale bv myil 7.. II. COOK A-SON. SHOWER D TIIi.-X doi. f"howertths, suitable for bedrooms, fur sale by ' t myll , , . - . SAMUEL ORR. PLOW II tMU.K8.-Sm sawed a--vl spht Plow Hnndles receive.1 and for sale by mybi SAMUEL ORR.

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each applicant to uic 1 0-1 him- m shillin-r I

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I the remaindi to be applied to the pjtVmeut

1 advertisement. A ilross

. II. JAMES, Xo. 19 Grand st..

MISCELLANEOUS.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO. ' Incorporated t y the Lejrislatnre of Pennsylvania, wnn a' w. PERPETUA L , C HARTER. Authorized Capital - - - One Million Dorlars, 1,000,000. . OFFICE, SO. 61 WALMTT STREFT, ABOVE SECOND, -PniLADELFHUe-rr--FIRE I.SUnAKCE, on4nollllns,"Funi!. ture, 3!rrchandlze, Ac.,cenerally.' ' MARIXE IT FREIGUTS to lLI I.VTR AXrE4 Goods, t?w URBS, RIVER, CA.NAI. and LUD Vmr rlaces.lo ALL PARTS OF TIIB OflOIV, ou the most favorable terms, consistent with SE STATIlTETfT, JAXU AST 27TH, 1S57. Invented in Donds and Mortpafe and Oround Rents, Invested In Stocks,. p. ool Bills licetTftMe,.... Cash on hand,:.. 7: ---- ; ÖIItECTOILS. " .? GEORGE W. COLMAPAT, formerly Recorder of Deeds. Ac.", rhiHlelphta. . ' WM. POU'ERS. formerly Rerlster of WIn.," . JOH SI. COLEMAN, Finn Coleman a Smith faTporting Hardware Cutlery Merchant," So." 11 orth Thtrd street, bore Race street.' Philadleph JOS Er II OAT Fir JorphOat I Son,t;oprrsniitlrS, No.-14 Quarry street Philadelphia ' - -"' EDWIN V. MACHETTE, Firm Kachette a Raiael. Ifflporting Ilsrlware Merchant. No. 121 North Third treet, aNnre Race street, Philadelphia. HOWARD HIXCHMAN, Firm Livinpton & Co., Produce Ä Commission MrrchAnt. o. 57 S Market street, above Eighth street, IliiladelpVia. .: GEORUE WCOIiLADAY; PretidentA GALEN HLSOX, - - ' : .' Secntarj, ' ' "' " ' Jcreralab Bchni, ApentV Office Corcnierclftl Collcce Rooms; ever J. M. Cald well' storcf First street, -anarUle Ind. myl&hno v - PllOCIAMATIOiM .v -. Be it known l y all sickly, weak, and detslitated pertus that McLeas's STItEXfiTIIEMNG COllDIAL U the only remeJy tint will streuet!- and hiricorate the sy -tern, and remove all impurities la the Bio;! It W very pleaiuuU to take. . . Itr H ts f-VTj)fnei the injrtie of 'a Tonic, Diuretic and Altoratlvc . v . ...... ? It will cure shy disease of the Stomach. Llrer or Ewela, awcU as: ...... , . . v . , , , ILirrh(ca, BilliMtune-, DyspepaLi, Irtöiire-ion Heo-lache. Intermittent rererv, Sour Stomach. Live Complaint, C"ostlVenA. Wakucs or IM-Uity, Pain in the .Stomach or Bu eLt, Ma'lit Fevers, Yallowu of the Skin, fee., ice. . ! -' ., AVhen taken, it nentralixes alv? rcmorri any mor.UI secretions ia the Stomach aud tru:?,a j the Digcs dveonraus.-; - ,'.- ' It will atjo cure any disea-e bf Se'tTl;rtis'lviftiejrt BUMers or Criiwry orransi and ai art Alu-raUve,' purifies and create a healthy circuldion cf Hood, reaaovinc all aores, LoiU, piuplea or .blotches' fAxa the kin. 1 . TRY IT, and ! convinced of iuwtndcrf.il luTifo ratine properties. ' ; . , . . v For Children, who are puny, weak and sickly, we Olivine purenU to giv Uteui a teaspuotiful of tUia Cor dial daily. tW See C?rp-jlnr. v . t --- -t'" J. II . McLE AT"Si1e Proprietor of this Crdial Also, MrLe.ia's Vglcunic Oil Liuunent . fir rrinciual Pepot Comer of Third aud Pine treet, St. Lui, Mo. . - .'.' ap!MyUwis , Sold by Keller A White, IrucgLsU, Uain-atreet. GREAT . .EXCITKMKNT rrevailine all over the country, in confv'incnce of the tremendous strrceM of McLean' Volcanic Uli Liniment. It Is knpercediiif every Linimet.t an J remedy for the cure of local pains and external dis ease. IIundrcU of conSiTOcd cripple have been nuale to walk by its ue, tnauy that were suffering fur year with Ott cimoMC sokes, and had tried in vain the many reme-lied and Liniments bow hefure tlie puMic, Itave !cen permanently cured hy the nM o"a few small bottles of McLean's Celebrated Limmet. It (a no lonetT an nnlrie.1 remedy,' Lut a naeJ and hn mortal "Tct" certified to Tjy the ttaar tuovsskps that have used it, that - . . . .Mclait' Volcaale Cll Liniment - Tl the'bet liuiiueul that baa ever been Ii scot err d, aud the only rclilile remely for the spee ly and pernisnen core of SosKtof all klad, SwcLLisoi, or anylucal rarssou man oraoitnal. t2T LIrery-uI Keepers, Farmers, Dray mri and 11 tliat have the cltarge of horaes should keep a supply constantly on hand, to be ascd In tirue of need. PRICE OF THE ZIXIJIEXTS In c-Hi'ie'icDce of the bcreasing demand for th?s val ."tf LmiDioii, u iauow put in twenty -five cent . ut tie, fifir cent and one d.oiür ImUlea. The fiftv Nittle contain tliree times tlie quai.tity of the twent nrecew site, au i so on in proportion to the r cows th d purtliaseri will snve money by getting the sire. - " . AU oriers for the Tolcanio Oil Luiimnt mus 1 I ajUrewed b the proi rietor. apT-ly : JAJiES II. MCI-KA.". ion, fio. ipi-Ty .t-old by NATIONAL HOTEL, eoBSnt or iixm axd ifAiy stkiet, 7 ' ' Terre Ilaute, Ind.? " C .. N. SHIELDS, Proprietor. t37" 0m-iil3 to and from the Dcpot.-rrco oftharge.- . ; finy211wd SAVE f OUR MOXEV, . axd bct Tora OIljOTliJJLXrCSv-, " HEADY MAD15', AT t r ' 'A . LÖDENSTiSE'S. ' KKTrta-lnrt rereired perstesuneV Great West, a riendid assortment of . - : .:---.. " '. Clothing find Piece Goods, which he flatters hiinseh, that he can make np, not onlv a weil, hut cheaper than any other U-Jisioent in tSecity, therWore if you know your interest, call! at the '- "Western Star, Under the Tavillion tlotel,Water street, 1-etween Main and tiycamore Streets. . ; myil ' 7ltEArÖTIIISI , . WEliave Iterelred Iroxlay r TllvT od - Adam's empress - . - 1yi ptoses of re I ou-s MI-ilins, alt priceii; . , . yn do white Fluwered Swiss Jluaiuis, aperiorqaalitv; ' ' - ' ''; . 1 case nonneed Press Patterns,, new style; . -iriciM ltlac-k Silk; - 10 do noikw sad Cottna nmatti for CarUlasi' .- ' - 100 do " wb'.te EinUroldereil Swiss cürtnin7 l.0. LndSes, and ChiMrens hoe. all of w hich we rt er our friend and cumomers at minced lcice:-. J if Call and see. . niv21 RO?SER, BRO.. & FREY.

SCRAACR on CARGOES and River, "i T "iVu.

all rart. of th World. ES!.' Storin and rorwarding; and also U tho

" J. C. WELnOUN, M. I). OITICC OS THIRD iT., IITWtll MIS A5CO SKCOkP, : EVAXSVILLE, IXD. t mT Resideuoe on 8d., between Sycamore and Yine. myUtomo. ; .. .-. - '. ISAAC 11EIMAVX... . . .... .... DAVID UEIMASX. D. II EI 31 ANN. KHOLtliLK MtUtS !- Grit? ocerie s, FOREIGN A2TD DOMESTIC) U0DOS. -. - iJlPORtEILS OP Ilolland Ilerruisrs, Tnincs, .Cliocolatt MAIN STo-TWO DOORS BACK Ol SECONl). . EVausville, Ind". F I S II D 13 POT. O II fl BOXK8 assorted gUs for sale bv mQ W my IS i. 11. CoOK a aox.

MISCELLANEOUS.

F. G. O'HILEY & CO., J - . OLD BSTASUSHE Storage, Forwarding Sc Coramissio General Eailroad, Steam and Express AgeBts.' srrciAL aessTS roa rässsvivasiA salkoab. 1S57. C. 1 fTfrAVINO wed t aaiwBoui- " Dil on th Ohio River, in the mot nUntnU diruch aH -rood entrusted to nr rare, either y, fiTrffilLSV re(urns bi, teeVtali hi. numer.- frirnö f.w their former mSomi."?; spectfully solicttit a continoaice er swme, wmt-; wiliraaiTirciprocaxeu. , . M .v..,. ' ..A Stfre Room, well supriienwui e rPjy - I ccKcmurtinm or uoaxa,anu nir vr i-j - - . - 0i. - r,u.u ni.Li mhTdSwiy ' - ' ' " HARDWARE Si CUTLERY. " Foreign and DonutttCf hip,Lo$i Trace and Italier Ckawi,. .' ( Xailt, Hof, Axtt ITäfchiU, . PJaruty Scythe, CradJ, IialA- : 7 - Sneatht, FvrU Scale; Shxilt J J' ' Spades., GrinJftonet, Locke, Zaichee, J ' Aumtre, ChiteU, Looling Glateee, , , JVett Ovnt, Pittite, t Tanqf Good '.. also ' ' ' . at:ct8 for bosto.x belt1xo co" ... , . , BASCOCK k 80infTAO. .r ap27 ' Water street. K vaasvUle lad." LAGONDA ACRICÜLTÜIUL' , TTÖllKS ; . . ZII. . of COOK de SOX are Acenls for ihm aal Kctrhum's Mower, ii fteaner. Mower and Reaper combined, ' and all other art'-cles n,auufactured t y the above WnrL-a. bmrlri to h Bren at tteir Store. mySO iw . . Z. II. COOK Ss SON. ' 1 - AMERICAN TABLE CIITLEHT. Ju Opened a larre aMortment of Eatnetrs Jaatty rrlriiraiMl yhl- Knire and Fnrka. tn IvarVwlnm : and Coo handles; fur sale tr alnale acts or- fall sets oTÄ l Pieces at Jew York prices. F &h Let oaa luade ana no miuiae. . niyis ... , . . VJiAJf- o. vr kllj. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND - ' THE u"rrrr re-rpertrnlly informs tlie citisens fit 4 Erantrrille and viAnity, that be baa come to this place with a variety of Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry, ' which 1 e will sell si the lowert prices. He win alse rörav s kind of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, wo the shortest notice . . . .. tcylra ... Main st., near Second. DISSOLUTION OP CO-PARTN Ell-TIIKco-psrtner9hiiheirtofi-e exiMinr in ere lui"in-s 1-rtween Frederick W. ' In the Hrew Cook and lwU Itei. unler the firm, name and stvle of Cook d' He . on tevUJi Mreei, in to poikiuik anown ih'Pit ni.-n " in Evaiiarille. ha been disolTed lY innhjaleoii!cntrJawdteis,-Sr., havinf bonfht oat the entire interest or aid Ieu Ken, in me aaia partnenUiipc mctrn. The ttnineaa i ta eot4wcW hereafter under the same firm, name and atylf, aa hefto'e v tlie said Frederick w. Cook ami jacoo. ni -y . '-iinatonare antborired to tue tlie r.ame of the old firm in aettlinc tbe bn-nne of, awl who ar-alot-e authorlTed tocoHei-rrhe cliilm ia favor of aaid old firm and who alo assume the twvmeat ana eaiemcatof the cUiuu affüuat said old firm. " ' - - . LEWIS UKiA. tnycaim- - JACOB KEIS, Sr- ) FIX)UR!f ' FLOUIUJj PCsf It a rre la anrerfint Flow; Canal MuU. O" v 5t wid Wlf ?s Flour: . - f Flonr: Ca UU4i.iuiet ionr, iw ";; fASl TICKERT. my 23 - Corner Main and Secotid tareet.' ." " .. .--'4 JVST RECEIVED. For XV r'm Weather. ladt SiVtt Gai'Ur JUAf: ladiee' IMed Ji4tnie, . - ladiei Slippers, . .. Lad iff Ikeltd Slippere, Ladies' TuilA Slipptrt, Tobe sold low for cash y mjiS ' '. " f ; " ' ' " MeRE'A d WELLS. . 77 ' NE1V GOODS FOUTHli SUMMER TRADK 'At a tiWutly Reduced rricr. -b .EriUiante . Lit Drille, : ' 5 Latent. J)rriein. "' ' ,erragre, JilscV Sills, . .Ginahams. and Mantillas, n-side a creat irane'y of Lac- RihdA, aad Dress " Trin'Tnlnrs nave jus been "ceveiw ipylt; j.ii.NAuiib-i ew " " " COFFEE. - ' - ' OsTatTa BAO Prime RW. for -!rrr IHI WV2- , ORR, DALiELL CO. IIARVKST TOOLS. 25 DOE. tirain Cradlc; . . 27i dna Fcvthe Sneathj; . ?lo lfav riake; . if 2 doa Orax4 Scythes; . ... J i S.' do fSrxin do; , 'j - Sd.x Sickles; - . . u .. -15 boxes tevtLe stone; for sale by toyn . , . f i . - . OER, DALZELL At CO. -r BlTltT.WWla Bm-d 1 I 9 d-.M' reaches; received by - myJ7 Z. II. COOK L SO!. 15 BOXES Prime er Cbtse r-"revfd th'" day COOK k. ON. Z.ll rayil MICHIGAN AND OHIO POTATOES.' I O f? Baahels , large and fin, fw Mle r I vF 8AMYICKERT, myS3 - corner or aaai ana sewcaaa w ILlIBROIDEliiv3 Impression Paper, ',",. For Ukiug patverns J st received y my23 . - . - DOBELL List EST.' GodWi Iji J v's Book for June, J uat leveived y . -uyJ3 , . ii 'POBELlfc LISTER. yore Cider A'Ineaar is ' for sale oy ray20 z. n. COOK -iholee Manie Molos O fw "lc at reduced jms. my 20 - Z. n.-COOK-ASON.'. a mmr -n.V Bar Lewd . . - I11VU ' . ."V z. 11. cuuk & su:i. . in sL.lhlBC Tackle. Bl pointed l oles, Silk Lines -plaited) . -Keels, Sin k era. A'wivels, -SnovXs, 'isb hooka, ete., fr aale by CUA.-f. S. WKLL.Vnyl "LincL-ora and Kheara.- . , ) m ignite wiii Sud a -pimmI aaaortntent at all times of Sfbaor and oliear. Button Hole .ctasnrs, d-e., at ieyltt-mod .... . v CHAS. S. VTELL9. C Copying Presses! Copying BrushesT!! . : .... just receivel bw - - : C11Ä5. mylS g. WELLS. nstReeelved hlnU. Liuaeed Oil. my 1 9 TEXNEY & SOfcEXSOX. OIIO Dl'XII. Large prime Onions, for sal by -ps" myl X. II. COOK SO. . FIRST RATE Milch Cow for sa. Apply to i J my SAMUEL ORR. L,A MASCO LOTS FOR SALE. h sTkX Pat-UNUy tbe Xh, at J o'clock I will offer for sale 4 A at Aocri mi at the Courthouse the following Lou -in Lamasco, via: 1 1 . . Lot 19 ff CO In Block 15 lo It 4i 15 iu do l:J " do 2 1 4 In do i; Advantac-eoasly located fT mannfarturfne purposes and present a bii opportnnity for a )Tv6table investmeut. Ttxms one tuird cah balance ha oce and two years with interest: - i r - TIIOS. E. GARY IN. Real Estate Agent. Sd streetWoolsey Jt Xelson, AuctVoeera. tnnx UKtl..V) bushels fresh Corn Meal, lust rerelve.1 myö Z.H. COOK A; SON. ; COHN. ''... OsTl TB BlH. Ear Corn, for sale h ZZJW mrJ3 Z. lirCOOS A SOX. Pill ME L-VKI. inAsl LR. IVhn I-ard, for salebr ' 1UUD my a i E. II. COOK k BOX. LARD OIL. O BD LS. Lard Oil for sale l v ' . mya ' Z. II. COOK t SOX. Old (iov. Java Coffee. pm I'ackvt Java Cotlce. rc-eleed bv myis WHEELER A R iC S.

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