Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 261, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 June 1857 — Page 2

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EVANSVIILE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 2, 1S57.

The Tendency of Party Politics. tSjHWith all onr advances in political knowledge and philosophy, the true sphere

Of government is not yet fully com Drehended.

The limiu to which the eclf government of

the individual should extend, and where the

jurisdiction of the State should bein, is not

yet distinctly defined in the popular mind The great blessing of political frocdom, is the scope and stimulus it gives to tho de velopment of the individual man and which, as he is developed, makes him more and more his own governor. As the capacity of self government advances in the individual mem bers of the body politic, the powers of the State are diminished, and the province of government recedes into narrower limits As the citizen gains the power of self control the rule of the State over him is contracted and the perfection of political freedom, and the millenium of Democracy, will be real Ized, wheu the reople educated by habits of self control and self jndgment shall attain to a degree cf order, honesty, virtue and intelligence, that shall "make thcin a law unto themselves," and render the exercise cf the txtcmal authority of the State' over the individual almost unnecessary.- Self government lies at the foundation of all true political liberty and the aim of soufid de taocracy is, in every form and manner to footer habits of self-control, and a reliance on his own judgment and intelligence, in very individual member of the community, as the only means of promoting manliness of character, the spirit of a freeman, and the formation of a genuine Democrat. To be controlled, directed, and protected constantly by an external authority, creates fccble-mindednes and habits of dependence, that makes a continuance of that control necessary. To be kept in perpetual tutelage, and subserviency to the influence and management of others, is the preparatory process to fit a people for political slavery. The extension of the authority and control of government to the regulation of all the private concerns of life, is to constitute government a tyranny. The State that is best governcd is eoverned the least where the people J are self-educated and wise. In spite of theso I obvious principles, which constitute the basis tics and legislation tends constantly to deatroy all individuality, and fuse the men into masses to be used and managed in bodies. I Everything shows a distrust of the capacity of the- people to think and act for themselves. Our own State Constitution has a series of prohibitions against the indiscretions of the people. Legislating for tho regulation of private morals is an infringement of the sphere of individual control, c?i attenipt to bring all men up to a common ertternal stand ard of conduct impairing the- senso of per sonal responsibility for his conduct, and sinün' tho individual into the ma?s for the peace and good order of the State. The most dangerous violation of the important duty of educating the people by the habits of self-reliance, and the exercise of private judgment in public affairs, is perpetrated by polttical cliques, professing to be purely democratic, who subject the peowfn v r IS A vnlA n 1 Ysajo larn - vaw rule and vassalage -of partv, I a,'i,4 tu? a ui uv acMaav v a g 1 and bind them to submit blindly to its behests force them to suppress all individual convi:tions, yield the rights of private judg ment and follow as passive dupes, the lead r .1 v 1 l : r 1 ui:. I weiiare. rv Bcn-aouesauon is so complete I

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tyrannies are aii.e in tncir eneca in suDjeciing the minds of men to its control. Tarty tjrrants are no less tyrants because they wield their authority in the name of tho party, instead of their own. Their subiects are no less degraded and demoralized, because they bow to the shibboleth of a party, instead of the name of an autocrat. There is no process to which a people can bo subjected more destmctivQ of individual independence, and r.ur.Iemooracv.thantheprescntruleofpartw. and it most ontratreons claims to rrsonal allegiance. We seo Democratic papers denouncinz those wfia wont acknowledge the infallibility of these political popes, as renepades, traitors, sore-heads, and mercenary deserters. To crush out all leeiings oi personal and manly independence, all exercise of private judgment, tho merabers of the party are dragooned into caucus, arid luen, uiuiavruumaij ys i. 1 e 1 1. 1:..- .1 ...1 leau 01 in ueuiagtfguCT w uu no uu iure the party. The party clccfc the candidate for the voter, to pave him tlie trouble of thinking for himself, and the valuable and e i i .1 efficient means of eddcati II 2 the people by , . v. A avawiIlia jir m ,n. Jitnminatinn anil the exercUc of a jnst discnminatton and sound judgment, in selecting for themselves the men best fitted for public stations, is nullified by the usurpations of party cliques This slavish adherence to party this degro din? submission to the dictates of its leaders is destructive' of the very essence of De mocracy, by destroying' all freedom of indi 1 1 n: t nn .il csir..1idiiin n rt. I II aalt witL those whom it enslaves. Th o rale of party cancus for the selection of can didates we hope is nearly at an end. KT" We infer from the statements in the papers, that the small pox is prevailing to an alarming extent iu Owensboro, Kv. The Board of Health has promulgated some very enrions reimlations for the protection of the citizens against the contagion.- They have ordered, that on the rront oi every noue . . . .. . - .

where the disease exists, a pJacaru snail ei teams, meiur tohsisu ui wuionoanaposted, inscribed "Small roxn that no per- dred laboring men, and thirty-eight wagons,

on. but a Thrsleian or nurses shall be allowd to nter auch bonse. and none of the inrnfA . ;nrtth trf.t W 1V1U..WU . V WI1IVJ . " ...w . . while the disease exists in the dwelling; the physicians shall, after visiting a wiall pox patient, carefully chanze all their clothing before entering another dwelling. A patient laving recovered from the disease is forbidden to leave his room till he has the certificateofa physiciau that he has entirely reovered. All thaw regulations are enforced by penalties of 25 and $50 for their violation. Th CKtDiTMoBtLiiKof Franee-whtch is joint stock concern, that borrows besides it own capital, large sums of money on its creddividend of profits of 23 per cent for the jetr lS5d. The total of the profits in 1855 i iw. Ali iviai vi me iivuis i " va aoiiars. lis rransacuoEs in casn aunug the year were in value 2,8S6,15,17 francos, or about 1600,000,000.-

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S"aiiitn-.j division of fge,name,t Ilartshorn, of

out enters itself into all sort of stoeu, mer- h h h . inevi-table and ft hrj-e number f . siea oaw raa 1 i- 1 1..: . wi"i" " v " sii e i .v. 1, k by a stincine mm just above his

llflu rula-UU3' " oi ine merauer. wm v-.v d:at:n(f fom snail red -POt. On

W bite Kid Gloves.

An moderous preparation lor cleamnzsoilKid Gloves; making them as white as

when purchased. One bottle will renovate

fifty pair. No trouble attending the process for sale by Keller & White -druggiats, on Main street; at only fifty cts per bottle. je2 ltd&w Z3? Copeland's Exchange Bank collects Notes, Drafts and Acceptance payable in this City, and all cities and towns in the United States. Sells Sight" Drafts, payable in the principal Towns in England. Ireland and Scotland, in sums to suit. 13 Messrs. Felker fe Heddebich of the Washington House, have a t no Omnibus and Carriage which they run regularly i regularly lor the ac- I commodation of the public. Order left at the Liverv Stable of S. Kahn, will bo prompt ly attended to. See advertisement in anoth er column. S7"The Editor of the Vincennes un in mates that he has been mousing about some filthy purlieus fr subjects for personal slan- , t , , - ... I uer, ana nas caugiii. me sccuii .I imjhiu jviii,cal inconsistincies in the lifo of tho editor of I the Journal. As the discovery will be new, I both to the subject and to others, we hope he will publish them. What he has taken pains to search for. are, a e suppose worth relating, Tileobaphto the Pacific A dispatch from Washington, dated May 25th, says that Henry J. O'Reilly, the great telegrapher, is now in that city, and has made a proposition to the Government to build a line of tele- I grapn to tue i acuiu n ii.uiut us cvuiuui j aiuf tut would require the dispatch of military force for the protection of hi property, &c., from the attacks of hostile Indians. Tnoors for Utah. Gen. Scott is at Wash ington engaged with the Secretary of War in making a new disposition of the whole Armv. with a view to meet exigences in the Territorits of Utah and, Kansas, and to sup- J press Indian ltoctilitios m r i T a 11 ine rrencii ijis'iarivc vssemuiy have ai'iropriated lSOHtOfruncs to purchaso the habitation and tomb of Naioleon at St. Helena, in the name of the French Nation. T- A in.-tini ftf tV. ntn tlirt1ilfra r.f thi Nashville and Hendorson Kail wad Comnanv will bo held at Madisonvillc on Wednesday, to elect a new Board of Directors to rcor ranize this Company and put the work nn(er moro active and efficient manajrement will ordain a new and brighter dav for this important enterpriM.IST l """r oi tüv .rces graniea in Massacmisctw in ia year were oer one hundred. Tho number of such cases is rapidlv iucreasin? all over the country. 37Thc new Pulke Commiion in New York, have adopted a uniform of blue coat and pants, with buff vest for the new Police 1 a 1 corps, r.acn monincr win wear a star ana other insigna of the service. 5T Governor Garduer of Massachusetts, has refused to comply with the ad'dress of tho Legislature to remove Judge Loring for sustaming tholugitive lave law, and Hie Judge will therefore continue to discharge his duties, and remain upon tho bench, ears hence, the people of Massachusetts will blush at this passage in their history. . Z Z Z n -tfj lue Hon. James Li. jounson, oi uwensboro', has been nominated by tho Ameri can party as their candidate for Congress, in the Second Consrressional District of Ken tucky.- Mr. Johnston was a Whig member ,i i i i ...:u .:,t... uuio umx iiuuiiir tniiii!.TUiiu niti niuwu, d u t, jy' Mr Wftll of the conrt Jn l)avie cotintrf tas lK?en nominated to represent Da viess and Henderson counties in the Senate of Kcntncky. Magazines.-We are under obligations to Messrs. Dobell & Lister for Tutnam, and Household ords for June, with a copy of 1 :ie " 7 i'ipatch" published ''across lue W,WT- lcf are l"e ?enw Ior ine penoawaw pnoiisnea in tW nntry, and for many of tho leading weekly papers. These are furnished in ad vance of tb milsi aving postagb and urae la.! Kmckerbockeb The standard Magazine .mi reiniiv tho lart of !m nil t,trnn Th June number i ovcrflowm? with rood things. Jfr. Clark' "Editor' Table" iraa never more attractive, and tho popular tory oi -.i ne inn, " conunuea. xor 8uio ny I 1 . v , n t. v : 1 iuwu t.iiur. The Xzwr Snip Yard. The Saw Mill for the 11 timbers to be used In buildiöff" steamboats, progresses rapidly. h ' e . . , The lon expected time, when first class 1 7 steamers arc to be built and equipped at this point seems about to come upon us. We have all the material for ship building in profus. ion, and at cheaper rates than they can be ob tained elsewhere, and we lel!eve that boats can be built here at 10 per cent less than at New Albany. Within the next year the mat- ...... V.n fiilK oufi.t If ov . , I 7 W yard wd beeome one of the greatest I niirroa nf troalf h tn thA t-itv. .Mr. itrxnv is hurrj ing forward his work and will be pre pared to contract for boat building, in the fall. California Wagon Road. The Expedition for the construction of the Wagon Koad to California, through the South Tass has been organized, and will start from Independence in Missouri, as soon as the r i : :.im.: . . .i. .1 prasa on u. riaiu .a buuicicui, tu 8urPwr. tue three carts and a traveling lorge. 1 he men are well armed to defend themselves against hostile Indians. W. II. Magraw is in com . I 1 . . 1 r. V V T ri n ,a rt,innir.l .... .,, " -m- - corapieie " r - Iore 1110 m r-Tt :a eai,i the whole financial world . r now -nxionslv watchinz the appearances 0 the .jiv and zrain crops of Europe, and j ti.a cotton and crain crois of America: on t which depends what particular movement Kall be given to the gold which is produced a I in California and Australia. 23?" The members of Dr. Cheever's church have held another meetxntr to discuss the J an early day i - - je. j j i . . r Ktate3 ate. nnd vredicts his defeat. The protpecta certainly aro ot very promisins at present.-

The Dank Debate,

Which camo off at Indianapolis on Friday afternoon, was largely attended, and excited a great deal of interest. Gov. Wright made a more cutting spaech upon tho subject than in his discussion before the Senate, charg ing fraud, falsehood and corruption, not only

brings

unon many prominent Democrats who were I 1 . . , " .. , . - . I uiwiH, uui. iiu j'j'in-vi mv . jnuio vr iwvu ..- K-for him Tt vm blttpr relent- I wno were Deiore mm. 11 was a muerrcienvless speech in which Governor Willard, ... , . , t, t . I Michael G. Bright, Major Downing and Pol TVaw wore evcoriabed without mercy. , Col. urew were excoriateu wunoui men. v. i , Judge Smith in reply took up the charges in tho mosne. and pronounced them false d ..1 -Slfnllw f1sir that th oW Ikt members were absent irom the city, whose names were recorded in favor of the bill, the I in Governor had ab.mdani pround to know to bo untrue before he put it in the messajrc I that Mr. "Wood had written to him distinctly declaring that ha wna therfi. and Mr. Cobnrn. I second clerk, had told the Governor that he saw Mr. Woods here when tho vote was taken. Mr. Humphrey also alleged to have been absent, was present, and the Govornor i i v t. v 1 " was toiu so oy memocrs Dcure tue cuargo i was made. He charged Governor Wright with dihonesty and falsehood, and as to tho charge of corruption, the only perscn who had admit ted that ha had been bought, who had come I to the LcsrLdatnro with his mini made up to oppose the Bank, and yet voted for it, for tcn thousand dollars of stock which ho could ell for a thousand dollars profit, was the ! Governor's own brother-in-law. Both speakers condemned the press for having published evidence tor and against tho Bank. After the debate was over Mr. M. G. Bright made a short speech and Governor Wright replied in the most effective speech he has yet made on the subject, "bringing down the house" repeatedly. A full report of the speeches will be male and published. DctL Trass. Never within the recollectin of that respected individual, "the oldest inhabitant," has there been tuch dull times . . , . . , on the n vcr, when it wns in a boa.able stftjre. A dispatch from' New Orleans to Captain -m . I Williamson of the Snqnehanna. states that . v l i f.vllo ulru v.., .v. c Oliio river, rates rninouslv low, and the passen -ers travel at a verv low ebb. Tho Vielesbnr?h Packeta were la.rinjJ np-nvill-rtt-a-I j, ... .1 I rncrs acpartinc witn icss in:iu paiu? tups, und the Ohio boats not receiving enough to pay fuel expenses. At Cincinnati boats find it impossible to get full loads to any point. Freights are low und very Itttle is leingf shipped. Whether tiie short crops have c;;use 1 this rnusual ilullnss among tho steamboats, we are notable to sav. home idea ot tha scnrcitv of freight may bo judsrl from the fact that tho Eclipse lay at onr wharf nearly half a day to get 500 sacks of corn at twenty cents a sack, and the? T. C. Twkhell an 1 Baltic were hero all night waiting for small lots of tobacco at tlQ 0 a hhd to Xew Orleans. The St. Louis papers say that all the boats running from that port are losing money, an I there is no prospict of betUr times coming. In view of those facts, many boats have laid up for an indefinite period, the owners being determined that no money bhall be lost. This season will have an injurious effect npun boat builders. There are less boats being built at Pittsburgh than any season be fore, for several years, and more boats have been sold under executions this spring than during the previous vcar. The interests of steamboats and steamboatmcn are identified with the tow ns along our Western streams; and business men "ashore." sympathize with their friends "afloat," in theso trying times. .arge Hank Capitals. The Metropolitan Hank in New York has increased its capital from three to four milmillion dollars, and will soon advance it to five million, tnd then will le it is thought only in its infancy. The Independent says, the "bank which soonest obtains a capital of $25,000 KK, with officers and di rectors who vnderstand their business, and have the will to do their duty, that bank will soonest cinmar,d a position and prosperity nnparaiieicd in the ration. Largo sums should no lonjrer frichtcn us. We want no more small Banks." The accumulation of immense capitals, nn der the control of a few men, may not alarm New York speculators, who, through such agencies, may control the produce and trade of the Union making all industry and in terests in" the country tributary to their enormous profits, which are rolling tip impe rial fortunes in a few nabob hands; but to the patriot and philanthropist, such concen tration of tl;c po,. of cipftal i3thccaiiäe of rious alarm, for tho socfal and Tolitical I 1 wefjre 0f tho eountrv. Cbnv The Lafavettc Courier savs an accn: on Hn w, ' curate estimate was made lust week of the quantity of corri still held by the farmers on ca Traino in that vicinity, to bo about 100,000 bushels. This Frairie contains 19, 700 acre of tillable soil, which in a eood season will average 40 bushels to the acre: Deducting the breadth usually sowed in wheat and other' crops, the Wca Trairie produces corn enough to feed the inhabitants and stock upon it, and ships 500,000" bnshfcls. Last year the crop was not more" that one fonrth of an ordinary yield, and scarcely more than enough for the farmer's, own consumption. In an ordinary year this community sell 500,000 bushels of corrl at 80 to 83 cents, amountinr to $150,000 or $175,000. Tlih year nearly the whole product has been consumed at home. This creates a great dinlrence in the pecumury affairs of acorn mnnjiy occurring a epaco of ten miles slaare .jt u paid th(J iIonnori3 haTe na0ptcd a new alphabet of thirty-six lottcrs for tlkir own use, for the purpose of rciin? tip a barrier between the Saints und Gentiles. ' Incestuous marriages between the" Dearest kin is tolerated. A correspondent of tho Wash ington ''States," who has been long a resident among them, says one of tho dignitaries of the dmrch ,s niarrieJ t0 h;9 0wn half wster, and that Reorge A. Smith, brother of pbet Jo. insisted upon being sealed to his own sister, and obtained the sanction of tho I ewers to tue union, on: the abhorrence oi tno sister could not be overcome. These enormities seem to be bevond belief. Death ibom a bite or a Spidek. A late number of the Waith am (Mast.) Sentinel says: A-large framed muscular man, thirty years Newton Upper y morning elbow, raBearchinff the bed a small black sridcT was discovered where his arm had resU. Thj swelling rapwuere us ami nsu mu the day; Monday i:7rr ; " .rt.:,. wJth frihtful verity until he died r.t 6 I clook.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. Prepare 1 from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Otieen. This In valuable Medicine is unfailing In the cure of all thoe painful and dangerous diseases iiicUleut to the Female constitution. It moderates all excess, remove all obstructions and i on the monthly ienods with remlaritv. Ther should ie uset two or three weck previous to confinement; ttiey tortiry the constitution und lessen me sunerinr nuring ', eunming tue mother to perform her duties with safety to hersef and child. Thw p;,u ,uM not taken h faies during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, m they are sure to icing on iMisuunage, but at any other time they are safe. - nallcasesor nervous ana spimal Anections, Pain h ... , Lim ll-avine. Fatiime n slight In the Uncle and L.iui. ll-vines. Fatigue on Slight Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lownets of Spirts. Hysterie, Skit liebliche. Whites und all the painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills '"""'''''l-'n'l althouch a powerful remwiy rto not contain iron. cae,Ä Price the United .state, and Chiii-. One Dollar. return mail W. W. ROBERTS, Ir.diniw!U. ..... r In.t:na. IIALLOCK & STOniMR!), General Agents, ETan?ville. P' i-tyis SPEflTAL NOTTHES TVcr NOTICES Jnthi plwe, cents per l?ne one in-MTiion; " cents per line three times; .ttois per une one weeic; ai.count on mnirer tune MARRIED. On the 30th day of May, l37, hr Daniel Chute, Es-i-, Mr. JOIIXUXZgRto Miss MARY BRINKMANN. On the tame evening hy the same, Mr. JAMES GREEN to Mrs. MARY CLARK, all of this county. DILI), Yesterday morning, after a brief illness, Mr. ABSALOM JOHNSON, in the twenty-ninth year of his age His friends are Invited to attend his fui.eral, from his Lite residence on Third Street, this morning at 10 o'clock, without further notice COMMl'MICATCD. OBITUARY. Died, at Setma, Alatama, on the l.th of May, of Contumption, Miss Mi.mkva X. Stoddard, in the 23d year of her age. This announcement will be received with deep pain and regret by her umny friends here, w ho knew her and loved her, and wished for her many, many d:yj of happy life. Just in the bright spring time of her leing, juntas were opening to her the thousand lieaa0If mauirea T V" , . n,m die of a coming joyous life should have broken u pon her the ..c that knows no light, fell ayuund her, and earth and earthly joys pastel from her. But the . . .1 I sorrow la behind her. fche has gone to where a ftdler prüig-time dwells forever; where mind and heart are expand,;,! toreceive the joy of InCnite lauty; and here melodies surh a earth never heard will enchant her ear, and never cease. Her memory is left as a plea:aiit legacy to those who know her; and they will never forget her gelittenes, and goodness, and the . .. .... - - ' - brht kindness of her eye thut hone so genially on all an. und her. As a sweet flower, may Uie "Miiinie" lire always. thought of ( ii vtt:FOii iiaih;ai.: For ale.-Two cheap residences on Ingle street, iu Stockweli'a EiilargemeuU ALSO Ten acre of land aljoining the city; which willhetoM in twi five acre tract, if d!sired. ALSOTwoacroa :ind on Fulton Aren ?e only half a mile from the river. Enquire of jul-10dj IULKilART Si ANTHER, AgonU. wi ' VyVj. 41, meets every Thursday evening, in tlie Hall, on Water street, over the Canal II mk. E. W. r0I.EXTEK, W. C. T. A. J. O'Reilly, W. R. janly yy--;. Fkaco Light Social Temple, No. 45, meets eVery alternate Friday evening, asa'tnve. JUll 111 Uli, w. u. T. C.W. RCDTiRO, B. R. JanJJly COAL. NOTICE. The price of Coal at the UohUm Mimes, is at the Pit, 9 cents per bushel; hauled to any part of the city, 10 cents per bu-hel. rfUIia w 1 JlUJU, feb3 Secretary and Manager. Operation JIHd, Cure urr1. Mild operation with auccessfitl eflirt, are the peculiarity of RranK-th's Pills. Ne w that we may expect the genial Spring, it i of great importance that a few dones le used by the wi.e. Our race Usu'Jwt to a redundancy of vitiated bile at this neason , and it ia a dangrou as it tfprrralent; but Iirandreth'a l'illi afl".rd an lnvaluale and efficient rotect'un. Woolsey Si Sawyer Agents, Etnna-' yille. Itrlttol's Sarsnparllla LIveo. It'a Itlvala are Dying Otit. Physicians reccomend It fr i-civfuU, Liver Complaints, Janndice, Neuralgia, Salt Rhenm, Scurvy, lloils, Tumrs, Ac-sse. Pyspep.-ia, &c, when all ele fails It is exclusively Yeta'le. So also are Kemp's Worm l'atilles, which are consldere by children a treat; not a medicine, and nd'cully and nipidly remove all kinds of intestinal wnrnn. j Sold hv P. T. Tinman & Co wholesale Prurcist; tW Water street Xew York ; and by all druggists. Sarsaparilla 1 and Paill-r perliottle. Sufferers with disease of the RlHer, Kidneys, Gravel, Pmpsr, Weaknesses read the advertise. ment In another column, liea-led Ilelmhold'i Genuine Preparation. Ilolloway'a Ointment and mit-Ucer and sotmi drain the svstem of Its vitil enerry. Their dU' eased action I kept up y yirnlent matter In the vessels of the glands and skin. This matter Is neutralised ty the disinfecting operation of the Ointment. The Pills cure Indigestion In all its forms. Sold at the manufactiwies. Vo. 0 MaMen Lane, New York, and No. 241 Strand. London; and at all druggists, at 2jcts., 62.c, and tt per pot or hox. . . ' ' T . . , ' wr wwwrmnMmwmmm aa annHflim aaiiu m iiuiraiinii . by which all persons are more or less air-nca, can usu - ally I cured ly taking moderate exercise, wholesome food and a dose of Boerhaves Ilolland Bitters, one hour before each meal. I!ottrttf r't IlUtera. Since the award of a diploma front the tliirteenth annual exhibition of the Ohio Mechanic's Institute, held In the city of Cincinnati, numerous imitations have made their appearance, which we caution the public against, as they are represented to he the same In their medicinal effects of a tonic for which properties a committee of physicians gave the award of a diploma. Dr. J. Hostetter's Bitters, as heretofore stand unrivalled for t'.ieir medical powers in giving strength and vigor to a debilitated constitution5 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 druggists and dealers generally. nr CHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIN is shown by the records of Uie Custom House tobe the only London Cordial Qin imported and sold in bottles; all others are made here In Imitation of it. It U a delicious tonic beverage, and by Its peculiar flavor (so different from other ghici is universally esteemed by all who e if.- It is aVtad with great success in cases of DTsrarsiA, Gout, Rhbcmatism, Dropit, GkaveV Colic, Cholera, Fiver ad Aoc,5Tt?'it?R. Disas or th Ubixart OrOAMS. EfL'crsT, Fkxalr iRRKorL&Rmss, tec. Dr. Valentine Mott,-of New York, in a letter to the proprietor, says: Charges Indon CordTa! (Tin, Is the purest best, and most reliable Extract of Juniper. I have seen." CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL OIN to sold by all Druggists and Grocers mthefnited States, and so also are numerous poisons called "London Cordial Gin" to avoid there, buy only Cmarl'.' Reject any other offered to you as you value your health. Price one dollar for quarts fifty centa for pints. EDMUND C CHARLES. mhSftlmdJfcw Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, N. t. Great Ctrre afler the PhvlcCah kafl Failed RrssitviLLE, Ohio, Jan. in, 1:. Dr. C. M. Jacaso!t Dear Pin "We would inform you that we are out of IIooCAnd's German Bitters, which meet w ith realy sale. One of our neigh'xrs has been doctoring for some time, (we thmk abont two years) with all the doctors in the country, but all of no avail. He looked at mu-h like a deni man going about, as anything we can compare him to. His disease appeared to be an overflowing of the gall. With hard pursuasion we prevailed on him to try your Bitters, with the promise to him if it did no good we wculd charge him nothing for it, provided he took six bottles, according to the direction, which he has done, and is now entirely cured, and has become a well man. This cure has created a great tale In this neighborhood." Respectfully, EDWARDS & BROWN. See advertisement. ap27 alne Pocket Knives! . iie:itUnuiii ibaiirins a Fl ne Knife can find fifty or six v new anJ uimisome patterns t select from at m C11A5. S. WELL.

New Yorkfc Erie Railroad.

SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE TRAVELING TÜBLIC. Buy yoiiir Through Tickets' to'? aw Yoaa, BosTpx.PHiLApstriiiA, and New Eoglana Cities tu. Ulis Route'. ' TWEXTY-TWO MILE3 DISTAXCE 8AY EDj Through to Xew York City without change or cabs. ZB" The ONLY ROTTE to New York City baying WIDE SPACIOUS 8AL00X CAJW -,!" "!"" " J"V-wllh- 1,ul,T1!ir "''"liratly with a ntu t,.jOUl nl ' ThU Line extend to Dunkirk, ttuft tlo.aiiä Niurar FhIU. with an unjTnken Wnle tiuHjre cunnectin at all trains rrmt lereland .Citicmlicaco oa die Lake Shore Rail Rutd. To Kuffidn yla the Ruffalo & New York City RailR ml muting direct connection with alll the Steamer on hake Krie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also wiih the uurulo k Lake Huron Katlroad from Detroit to Chicago. N t in a falls via Cmand i'eu J and Nheara Falls lUilrond.makiiif direct connections with all Trains on the tlrwit Western Railway, from Detroit to Chicaffo, Ihu.H alTordii'g the traveling pulilic unriTalled facilities. -H.oii PA8SEXUERS can atip in Xew York any length of time, and resume their journey without esta charpe. SJT THROroiI TICKETS for wie in all the prin cipal m extern rui.imaa unices. ilT Park as low as by axt other roctk. U. F. S.U1TJ1, Uenl Agent. HOMER RAMSPEfX, Cleveland , O., May ljth, 17. President. iLyi5ly.Vw. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. RATES. One square, (ten lines or le one time, : tA cts. Three times. :: :: : t : : : : tl (0 (hie week, :::::::::::: 1 r0 Two weeks, :::;::::::::2ft0 One month, ;::::::::::: 4 ti Three months, M Six months' ::::::::::: 10 00 Mie vear,- :::::::: t ::: 15 00 Zr D.sroutit on l:irger ailvertisements. ; VwU of six lines or under, 10 per annum. Z3T" No "till foiU" advertisements received. 810 REWARD. Strayed on Sunday the 24 n't., a small TVrr r-el i t7S blind in mi ,1 fmJ srriiedo ioraivl a small sorrel mare ech one eve, and each having a white stritedown tht-ir f:u-e. The horse has the poiut of one of one of hU ears oil. CASPER BAKER. On the Owensrille rad 13 mileS from Emnsville. near i latnpe's gnry. The a'xivi rewani will he paid for the delivery of the horses to me. jol ltdl; w Washington Ilonse Omuibns. BELKER & irEDbERICH'S Omnnus or Carriage can lie oUained by pemms desiring conveyance at verv low rite.- Order left at S. Kahn's Livery Stioie'on Locust street, will le promptly attendel to Their Oinnilms run-rck'BUirly to and frm the R. R. I IIV 11 i 'lllllli'lin l Ull-i I,. ui.M mi i ' saa t v. ipot con vevingpaaeuters to the Washington Hon; 'Facie or C'haruk. jrtliud se KEEP COOL!!! WATER AND ICE CHESTS. HAVE a fine assortment of the above articles on hand. Call and see them. I jea T. SCANTLIN. 1ea Xuts.10 t'usiieU, fre.-ih and bright Tennessee. For sale low tu claecouoigi.uieut by je2 GEO. FOSTER t CO. C3Ik Iron. SL 4'J kua for sale by GEO. FOSTF.RJk CO. uiiis in good copemge now landing and for silk by GEO. FOSTER & CO. hi Uroomi. J äs dos üuibition Sltaker and long utraw. For sale low by GEO. FOSTER & CO. jeJ VlThlle and Gray l.lme. V 1" to buit at jtl GEO. FOSTER & CO. FAIRRANK'S SCALES, OTR aortmeiit of those JCsT Balance in complete. We can furnish any aire from H drachm to 500 tout jel HORN BROOK & CO. CholM Madder. 1)4 jut reed. jet For aale hv S. E. GILBERT & CO. Sycamore Street. tndizo. am best quality. jel For sale by S. E. GfLBERT & CO. Sycamore street. lam, Copperas, Extract Logwood, &c.,t rm. jusirveivwi i.y . Jel E- GILBERT 3t CO. Sycamore Street. A CHANCE FOIl SOMEBODY. Corf-sTtionary and Grocery stock In Lewisport ' K v - is offered for sale at cost as the owner has other engagements, which compel him to close out. Thewjinn is now doing a' good busines. TprmsCah. v v.'iÄ.Ä' Lewisport, Hancock Co., Ky FOR RENT. A Good two story house situated on 4th st., containing six hvie moms With 'o,l cist'Tn. sta'1 and an excellent cellar, all in good reir.- Enquire m.r.'uiwd of J. II. 31AUHEK& CO. O I Y II S I BOOK ÜINDING.iT L. J01IO having one of the latest tm ill iin4tvel Kuling machines, can rule ACCOUNT BOOKS, To nv ivmuern;an nnving materials oi,au unns is red to hind ItiMes with gilt edges. Morraco Extra; prep:v ITinn e!-d sides. Bring alonr trar hok to I und of any kind. Over Crescent City Bank opposite the wo. FOR RENT. TiirKoffi-eaU"inlng N. Rowley's office on Fourth I street. The dwelling house opposite John Ilensona' on Main Street. AL0. A very comforta'! honsenearly newon Chur-hstieet Ktwe n Chesnut and Oherrv with two vac-n t Ms attached. TIIOM AS E.OAKVIN. niyj.i I Real Estate A gent ; 3d st. FOR RF.XT. 41 XEW dwelting on Locust street near Seventh: In ri good order. To a gool tmnt the rropertv will i . . . he rented Imw Anly to THUS. K. OAKVIN, Real Estate Agt M st. 1 m v i iul Ofi'01- Fine Pat Chlckena, 9mM w w i u.st received and for ale by 7.. It. COOK SON. 14 Lrfdwz. i:ggs. Vri foi or sale by Z. II. COOK Si SON. JAA Iba. Cholre' Cooking Hotter, fflr 1 9 if F.w sale by Z. 11- COOK & SON. mjr) T. c. xwicnEtt. E. B. FAntCHILD. T. C. TWTCITElit & CO., COM3IISSION AND FORWARDING No. 70, POYDRAS STREET, roySMy NEW ORLEANS. NAILS. f K. f ä K EOS assorted Nails in (tore and for sale low by tny2 ORR, DALZELL, & CO. LIME & CEMENT. Iflatfl ft BLS. White Lime; f IF 75 do Cement, for ssle by my37 ORR, DALZELL tt CO. dlfl VRS. 7!,ftno Imported Herman and Havana W Cicurs. In rtore and for sale bv mylß PRESTON, BROS. awtiSTKaa i oin. ,3 mgs rnme mo vuuee. in .Z -fl WltF-TLERfc BIOOS. PIPE WICOV 1 liOVKS. :-0setajortedfrom2 inc to r vm.. for sale riy myld SAMUEL ORR. 1 GROSsiE. Goodwin k Bro's., extea New W York F ine cut Chewing Tobacco, for s-.el by inyU Z. H. COOK ii SOM. dHl 1R.4. l'k(-n.nO0 assorted qualities, from comX mon to yen- choice Havana, just ree'd and for sale very low iy 8. E. GILBERT CO., myu sycamore street. 10 Boxes fresh Lemons, for sale by mylt Z. 11. COOK At SON. PRUNES. 1 cisk German Prunes Jnst ree'd br ar7 Z. II. COOK & SON. DRIED BEEF AND TOSGLFJ f g g LV13. Extn sumr cured Dried Reef; M "Mr fiOchoieelarre " " Tongues; Rece'ved per steamer Swallow bv my!5 X. n. COOK k SON. TIT BS & BUCKETS. 9 Af.trK T07.. nnvVets! vFLr 40 Jos large fnbs;' 2S bt. medium tubs: for sale by ORRv DALZELL tt CO. my 57 I AAA LBS Maple Sugar; K 1 P ßß 230 gallons Maple ?yrnp. Just rcd by apiS Ä. H. COOK If SON. GEtl lXK KEXTTCKY MrfiTARU -1U1'. Is.xe Kentucky Mustard; 2doz do Premium do; 2jdo I-oose Must if, all direct from mannfacoryand fir sale 8p3: SAMX VICKKHY.

MISCELLANEOUS.

IUSITRAlSrGBRising Sun Irishurance Company, INCORPORATED, 1S54. Capital 0100,000. B.J. MATUAWAY Secretary; 8. M. MATIIATTAY President. I Indianapolis Insurance Co. IXCOKPOKATED, 1857. CAPITAL :::::: 2O0,ooo A. DEFREES Secretiry. J. D. DEFREES Pres'd. S. F. COVINGTON General Agent. W. T. PEPPER Local Agent. tV Office on First street over the Post Office. , . jel-5mo Flrt Large Spring gale of FINE LIQUORS. AT AUCTION Commencing'on Monday morning," Jnne St h 1837. At 10 o'clock at our Sales Roms, corner of Main axd Third street. We will sell without reserve: 25 Casks of Jemand Brandy; 15 do do Napoleon do; 15 do do Magnolia do; 15 do do Golard do 5 do ü . S. Proprietor do 10 do Old Bourbon Whisky. TERMS. A 11 sums under fifty dollars cash; over 50 and under 100, three months: over 100 four months credit, the purchaser giving note rva'ile in Bank w.th approved security. M oouey at Aelson, JelU Aucuoneers. Notice to Stockholders. THE stockholders in the Yanderburgh county Agricultural and Ilurticultural Land Association are hereby notified that l v resolution of the Association .1 : i .... ,1. A . 1 -1 - A tliey are reouired to pay out their stock of si j y) per siiareon or neriire uie ljtn u.st. ine t reasurer, i n. Ilornlirook. will I on hand during business hours to scnre the stmc. Do not fail, as it is important that the nioney should De collected i y tnat oate. F.,tiii.uitfti rresiaenii jeldiw2w P. HORN BROOK, Secretary. Water Coolers, Ice Chests and Refrigerators. WE have in store a rood assortment of thof dew siaehle article. They will give you good water; s-HHi nutter; and healthful me'- ana veeeta'ies; pro vided you buy a Cooler or Kefngerat'r and put them into ne. We oncrtuem at manufacturers price frtight added nORNBROOK fii CO. GALLERY, Fl rat Ptrerf, Opposite the Post Office. TUE a'wve (lallerv having ju undergone an entire change and refitting, is now re -opened for the SPRING BUSINESS, With a new and beautiful stock cf CASKS, FRAME?, and APPERATUS. Feeling thankful f r the past Iieral pntronnge, I wonl.l respectfully nolieit a continuance of the same. Warranting SHtisf.iction in all cases, I would solicit an examination of my stock and specimens. my W. TILEsTOX. CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO. Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, WITH A PERPETUAL CHARTER. Authorized Capital OnfMilHon Dollars, 1,000,000. O FFICE, XO. 61 WALXUT STREET, A BOTE SECOXD, PHILADELPHIA. FIRK IXüUR A.XCE, oiuBuIldingsFarnl. lore, Merchandize, &e., cenerally. MARINE Ksrn ANCR on CARGOES and FREIGHTS to all parts of the World. ILAD I.)SrRACE on Goods, dec., by LAKES, RIVERS, CANAL and LWD Carriages, to ALL PARTS OF TUE UMOX, on the moat favorable terms, eonslstent with SECURITY. STATEMENT, JAXtAftT 27m, 1S57." Inye.'tcd In Ronds and Mortgages and : Ground Rents, 27S," On I Invested in Stocks, . ,03 no jBillsReceivaldejv.r.:.-.: 6SV5 4! Cash on hand, r. T''O.T 35 ' I.TT5.1T1 7 DIRECTORS. GEORGE W. COLMADAT, formeriy Recorder of Deeds, &e., Philadelphia. WM. BOWERS, formery Register of Wills. JOIIV M.COLEMAN, Firm Coleman A Smith, Importing Hardware a Cutlery Merchants, No. 12 orth Thinl street, above Race street, Philadlephia. I 'JOSEPH OAT, Firm Joseph Ont Son, Coppersmiths, No. 12 Quarry street Philadelphia. Quarry street Philadelph EDWIN' V.MACHETTE.FirmMachette a Ralguel. Importing Hardware Merchants. No. 12 North Thinl street, a'ove Rape street, Philadelphia. HOWARD IIIXCn.MAN, Firm Livingston Sl Co., Produce 8 Commission Merchants. No. 278 Market street, aliove Eiciifh street, Philadelphia. GEORGE W. COLLlDAY, President, GALEX WILSON, Secretary, Jeremiah Dehrn, Agent. Office Commercial College Rooms, over J. M. Cald well' store, Firit street, vansvil1e Ind. mylüwo PRO(5LA3l'ATiON ! Br It known by all sickly, weak ami debilitated persons, thatMcLaaa's'STRENOTlIENINX) CÖRbtAL Is the only remedy that will strengthen and Invigorate the system, and remove all impurities in the Blood. It is very pleasant to take. In it la combined the properties of a Tonic, Diuretic and Alterative. It will cure any disease of tire Stomach. Liver er Bowels, such as: Diarrhoea,- Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Ileodache Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach. Live Complaint, Costiveness, Weakness or Delilityt Pain in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevers, YIIowti9ss of the Skin, fee, &c. When taken, it neutralizes and removes any morbid secretions in the Stomach, and strengthens the Diges tive organs. It will also cure any disease of the Uterus, Kidneys, Bladders or Urinary organs; and as an Alterative, purifies and creates a healthy circulation of blood, removing all sores, boils, pimples or blotches from the tkin. TRY IT, and be convinced of its wsnderful Invigo rating properties. For Children, who are puny, weak and sickly, we advise parents to give them a teapoonfuI of this Cordial daily. , tP See Circular. J. II. McLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial. Also, Mc Leak's Volcanic Oil Liniment. 1 ueets, n. iouts, mo. aplT-lydiwis Sold by Keller It White, Drtggiis, Main-street. GREAT EXCITEMENT Prevailing all over the country, In eonsennence of the tremendous saceese af MeLeanv Tolcairlc Oil Liniment. It is superceding every Liniment and remaly for the cure of local pains and external diseases. Hundreds of confirmed cripples have been made to walk l y its use, many that were suffering for years with old chromic sorbs, and had tried in vain tlie many remedies and Liniments now before the public, have been permanently cured hy the use o.'a few small bottles of McLean's Crlkbratkd Lisimest. It is no longer an nntried remedy, bat a fixed and Immortal "fact" certified to by the mast thocsasds that have used it, that McLeaa'a Volcanic Oil Liniment Is the best liniment that has ever been discovered, and the only reliable remedy for the speedy and permanen cure of Sores of all kinds, Swemjhss, or any local ratss on man or animals. IT Liveryatable Keepers, Farmers, Dray, men and all that have the charge of homes should keep aapply constantly on band, to be used In time or need. PMICE OF TUE LIXIXEXT. In conseqence of the increasing demand for this val Cable Liniment, It Is now put in twenty-five cent ties, fifty cent and one dollar bottles. The fifty bottles contiin three times the quantity of the twent five cent sixe, and so on in proportion to their coats that purchasers will save money by getting Uie ''gj All orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment raus t,e addressed to the prorrietnr. KELLER WHITE.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

P. G.O,RILEY & CO., OLD KtTABÜSHEO Storage, Forwarding ic Commission General Railroad, Steam and Express Agents. ' FECIAL AOKSTI FOR PKXSSTLVARIA RaLKOAD. HAYING litte! P manimota iin-Jsoai uie lareest on the Ohio River, in the most mtnUal m;u:ner, we are prepared to facilitate with prompt di-oTatch aU good entrusted to onr care, either ty. , River, Railroad or Canal without deUv txi sure, Vtc aic. 1'arUculHr attention will 1 tl t Receiving, gtorine and Forwartling; and a! to the. s sale r-f any Produce consigned to as, and all orders pmmptlv li'lM. ... , ..,.' P. a: O RILEY returns his sincere thanks tr WS nuineru..rricnU for their firaier patronage, aid respectfully soliciu a cor.tinuiDce of the same, wlucn wiiMnuivrecprocatea. . . . A M'H-r itoom, wen supplied, win e fcrji '"V7, ommotUUon of boaU, äad tlieir" onie r L carefnllv fillcommodalion d. r. O.O'RILEY &C0. ruhHilSwly HARD WAKE Si. CUTLERY. Furtign, and Demotic, Ship, Lwr. Tract and Halter Ckait'' Kail, l4y Are, JTatcheU, rianet, Scytlei, Cradlet, J!alt$y Sneaths, Forlt, Scales, ShortU, Spade, Grindstone, Lotlct, Latcketf Augvrt, CKieh, Litling Glatte, File, Gyn, Fütol, tt Fdncj Goods ALSO AGE-YTS FOR BOSTON BELTIXG'CCK BABC0CK & SONNTAG.' ap27 Water street, EvansviJle, Ind. LAGOND A AGRICULTURAL WORKS. II. COOK de SO. are AenU for tie aale " of .... Z. r and i Ketrhum s iower, da' Reaper,'-' . -. cio Mower a'id Reaper onmliined, ' and all other articles maa ifcta red ry the aiove niuned Works, samples to be n-en ai tlieir store. rnvse4 Z. II. COOK & SON. AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY. Tnt Opened large äwortmert of Itus.elPi justly" Celebrated Ta le Knives and F-a-kMn Ivory,!Iwn t and C"" handles: for swle rv alngle acta or full , nets of 51 piece at New York pna. For U brat oods made and no mlaUke.' . my Ii CilAi'. S. WKLLS. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND THE susnnlrre'pectfu'.ly informs tlie citizens of t Ei-ansville and vicinit', that he baa come to this ' place with a variety of Cloclis, Watches, and Jewelry, which be will aell fc? the loet prices. He will also " repair all kinds of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, on the f hortet BotlrüP. RO'EXFELD, mytößin Main tt., near Second. . DISSOLimON OF CO-PAItTNER- ' SHIP. T II E co-partnership heretofore CTÄsfinrJn tfii Brew , erv business letwowi rrederiok .' Cok and Lewis Iteis, unrter the firm, name ami Ftyle of Cook Sc Keis. on seventh rtreex, m uie ouuuma a;Hn . tlie"Citv Brewery," in Evansville, has len dissolv . el hr mutual consent, Jm? Reis, Sr., havinsr bought , out the entire interert of sa Lewis Keie in 111' 1, pirtnership concern. The business is to 1 condncteil, hereafter under the fcime . firm, name and ?trle, a, befetof.ire I v the said Frolerick W Cook anl Jacob Keis, Sr., who alone fire authorized to n-tn nam, of the old firm in settling the business of, and who are, alone authorized to collect the claims in favor of anid ; . old firm ami who also assume the payment od settle ment nf the t'l lims azamst said old rr FRED. W. COOK LKWIS KEI8, JACOB REIS, Sr. my221ra FLOUR!! FLOUR!! Darrels superfine Flnr; Canal ilills;' ui liui-ii twt liuir lif.es Vlonr I .... 50 1J U4s. t iae 1 hur, ftw sale by i . ' i U SAM VICKERT.- - Comer Main and Second street. . . .. .... 1 JUST RECEIVED. F'o r W a r m W e a t h r f Ladies Sill GaiUr BiU ... , Laditt Heeled x.ti: J ,1 , f m Ladies'1 Slipper, V -. - . Ladies Heeled Slipper!, : . . " i LadUi Tuikt Slipptre, 1 '; Tob6 sold low for cash by bjj-vj ' , ' . ' ' -McREA WELiS. NEW COODS FOR THE SUMMER TRADE " At a Greatly Kedncod Priea. AX KLLEOANT A8?0ItTMET OF FRESH Brilliants Linen Drills, " ' Lvrn, Drrfilhi Perrage, L'lacl Sill, Gingham, and Jfantilla, . " TtesUles a great variety of Laces, Ri V;Ls, and Dress Trimndng have jusi been - COFFEE. ... t 000 BAGS Prime Rio, for sale by . til HI mv7 OKR, DALZELL k CO.' H ARVEPT. TOOLS. . i : 251 T)07.. Grain Cradles; . . ?S aoa Scvthe sneaths; --' t 20 dos Ifay Itake; - 20 dos Grass Scythes; 20 dot Grain do; i 5 d( Fk-Vles; 15 boxes Scythe stones; for snle by ORR, DALZELL Sz. CO. my27 15 r BrSII. WhittReans; 6 do dried Peaches; just receive by Z. II. COOK. k SON. my27 15 BOXES PrimeNew Cheese, my27 Z. II revived this day . COOK Si SON. MICIIICAN AND OHIO POTATOES, 3 PC Bushels 2 larg? and fine, for sale by VF SAM VICKERT, . niyiJ Corner of Main and Second st EMBROIDERY. 'Wnipreaalon Paper, M. K'WUking pauerus, Just received by . . my23 DOBELL ft LISTER. Godles Lady's Book Tor Jnne, . 1 Ju at received by my23 DOBELL Si LISTER. Fare . mer uegar for sale by ' ' i if " f v : my 20 Z. II. COOK & SON. C hole Maple Molasses for s.ile at reduced prices. ' . 'I -. . my20 Z. II. COOfeÄ 1 rZtrW sfn Iba Rr Lead . Jl Wr wr tor sale y myiO ' . . m ."V W, Z. II. COOK & SON. tishin; is Tackle. Jointe.1 Poles, . . Älk Lines, (platted "y ' Reels, SinkTS, Swivels, Snovis, 1 Uh hooks, etc., fnr sxje by OHAS. S. M ELL5JL tnyl9 CllnePrissoisi and Shears. ar Ladies will find a go.l assortment at all time of Scissors and Shears, Button Hole Nrnscw, at inyl..2mod C1IAS. 5. WELLS. Cory"" l.ols!! CopyLng Brashes!!! - ..-'. just received by CHAD'S, WELLS. myl9 nst Iteeelve-, 9 5 hhds. Linseed Oil. - ihvl9 4 SOKENSON.

sTn BrII. Large prime Onions, f.- sale by mJf9 myis Z. H.CfKlK SON. FIR?T RATE Milch Cow for sale. A r-pbr to - ' 4 ' myifi SAMUEL ORR. ' . ''I'- 'S

LASI AI U L.UTH Füll BALI;. N Saturday the flOtn, at 3 o'clock I wiil ollVw for sale ; at Auction at the Comt!ou&e the followhia- Lots .

Iii ijamasco, via: Lot 19 Si 20 In Block 1: " ' . do 14 fe 15 in do 1 . .. . do 2 te 4 la do 1'. .: . . Advantageonsly located for manufacturing purposesand present a tine opportunity for a profitaile investment.'' Terms one third cash "llance in one and two-' ' years with iuterest. THUS. E. CARVINv Real Estate Agent, 3d strati. , , tTnnln. V. Vtnn A . . .

CORN MEAL. . , .. , 50 bushels fresh Corn Meal, just received ' my25 -25 H.COOK ft SON. . . , 1CORN". ; Onrnark BL'SH. Ear Corn, fte sale bymyW wyi" , . 1. 1; COOK & son: PRIME LARD. -T" gT. I.BS. rrise I-ard, tr sale by Z. II. COOK it SON.LARD OIL. , , O BBL9. LardOilforaJshy . , o' tit iv.?-2b z- n. COOlt t SON. f& Gov. .lava Coffee. 1"0 PacVts Java Ccflec, recelve-t ty ' myl3 WUEEtER A-

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