Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 295, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 July 1857 — Page 2

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lYANSYItlE. IND. TUESDAY MORNING JÜLY U. 3f 57. Taxation. Ya published a communication from 14 Another1 TxPajer,w yesterday, in hicl.8ome tery Mvefe&'tridtüres were aide 201 the unequal ag cessment in this city on real and personal property. Thia ainerenceprerwi tn aimoat erery cominunity, and .-though. the law, does not justify the discrimination, there are sound reasons for it in practice. A large portton of publio expenditure is forimproTementa that add to the permanent Tal ue, and faailitata the nse of Real Eätat. snrl na laemuie me use or Kesi isute, and wbicb corner no ad rant ages upon par-1 .on.lprfy..;Th..iP.naitar.,P,n streets for drainage lor schools lor public edifices, do not increase the ralue ... ... i or a specie collar, or a note, or bond, or stockt in a'distant bank, or railroad in a steamer runninzthe'riTers nor in a yard of calico or . silks nor in a bz of coflee or a hogshead of sugar-ncr the ten thnmand artirlMf ailr trA. VnhV,r j - -I improyements may facilitate the movementS of merchandise, but they at the - AA ,. r;i::- r u.:. MU,B " v ",,UÄ ing other articles to the same point, and inviw aou in iac 9uer a premium upon; , 1:.: nr 1 1 1 1)0 coinpcuuuru in nu material unprovements make a city attractive as a luktM.m nA Ln. nniats.n piace 01 resiaence, ana Drin population uusincss. auu capital inu iiuor 10 it, uui Ihey AÖ not add any thing to the price Of a merchants stock of goods, nor to his notes and bonds, nor to the money of the capitalist. They add to the amount of business, and to the increased demand for labor, and to the security of the property ; btit the ultimate effects of all these Circumstances while they give the merchant some larger profits from increased libor and risk are to enhance real estate in talue, without any increased risk or labor to the Owner. Real estate is a fixed quantity, that with an in crease in demand, advances in an increased ratio in' price. An increase in demand of five per cent, advances its prices ten per cent, and a new demand of ten per cent carries it up, perhaps, forty per cent, and so on. There is therefore great degree of justice in levying a good share of the burthens of public expenditure upon the real estate of the city, Andit is the policy of real estate holders to submit to it cheerfully. Tersonal property is portable and will go where it is most liberally received and encouraged, A tax on it in one place drives it to another. A release from taxation, is a bounty td bring it to a city. By its presence or absence, labor and business are stimulated or depressed, and as they rise and fall, so does real estate go up and down m an increased ratio. If real estate by assuming ah extra burthen of one per' cent taxes, and relieving personal property of half its share, should increase its acquisitions to the city one hundred per cent thereby, it would the next year get the same aggregate amount of taxation froril the favored interest that it would have paid, had it received no reduction, add no increase had followed. And while real estate by bearing at first an tlneiual shire" of tixition, wouM pay no more taxes in the end it would enhance its own value perhaps 100 per cent, by the additions of personal property and business it had attracted to itself. v Our correspondent, not being a practical business man, is riot aware how milch the increased facilities of transportation and intercourse have reduced tne amount of stocks necessary to be kept on hands by our largest houses. J he ability to rnew me supply oi arucies weeh.iv ena Wes merchants to do four times the amount oi ousiness on nan me slock iney lormeriy Kept on nana, wnen tncy re newed their supplies but twice a year. TUey now renew them weekly and do a very large business on a very small cap ital, compared with the amount required c t 1 ... , five or six years ago. In large cities, and near mem. jouocrs uu noi Keep mucn more than a supply of samples ofl ., - . , , the - articles in which they deal. They make sales from the samples in store, and deliver the goods sold from the first holders, without taking them in to store; in most instance, making the sale before the actual purchase. In this lZTZ m d joooer enjojirg . way a facilities of intercourse and a good cred oi intercourse ana a guou crcu- . i.i . :ii: ousiness , . . u...uuu. A f nnA . , .i i i : on sa.wy actual capital, ami realize ' profit of $10,000 or en $20.000 pe' annum. Grocers with five bags of coffe..r hogsheaW.ur.ro, hand, may -.11 -w-v . , ., . su a any iv'oi eacn witnoui cnanging a parcel of either in store. So with dry -. coods.and all other articles. There is noth ing strange therefor; that a 'house with $5,000 or $10,000 actual capital should sell 200,000 worth of goods in a rear, .s!.,..,Aoo,w.-.A.s L.: inu mi.e jiwwjnuuiuu us opera iiou.-. These results are tha achievements of modem improvements, in intercourse and the increased facilities in exchanges and credit, which have accomplished a revolution ia trade, unperceived to the uninitiated. Tbe returns of the actual capital employed in trade in the city is much nearer the truth than our Corres- , 1. pondent supposes. Tersonal credit is now" the chief agent of commerce, and .t . . ... .11 that is tha matter the law does not allow you to tax. für" A second vein of coal has just Umdiwotered tt Quind.ro. K.nMs.It ia said to be of a superior quality.

CO-Thfrfn'-ject of gtrinjtba lnrnds ofl the city to the Straight Line Railroad.!

i has kept oor city in a ferment for a I week, and been the cause of many warm I i tAM.i- ..,:.,t Arl I feelinsj. As the worst e?il that could a r . k- ..r..,..i .f v .ij I c,u vt ;ed would be the destruction of harmony and united action amon-cur citizens in the I promotion of other enterprises, we have cautiously refrained from making any corcments that oight ncnt the ex cjtement. Kow that the matter is fettled lct the fr-en(3a of tbe Road 6ubmit with gr,ce to tbeir disappointment, and en(SeaTor to draw encouragement fiom te rcport 0f the Committee of inTestigation, who exhibit a statement by t i -u i which it appears there are ample means lreadr in the hands of the contractors I to compl.-e the feritoth.cnti0 report shows an excess of cash available means, to finish the first section i 0f the Road, of $145.000. If this be cor-,-ect, there will be no delay caused by tho failure to ret the citv bonds, in the comnletion of tho Road. Tha iron win Cora9, and in less than 18 months the u ijornmnuiu mir in carernnz ana I may be careerinz m-- through the woods of War. . A r-.:-- .-i,.... r,ck F,ke nd DaT,e!W- nen the SUP" porters of the enterprise will have their day of tfmm? fnd their opponents win r , . , . ..I more vocnerous in me use oi couruy pnrfcRCS than the Author of the Expose, . , , ,, . . . denouncing those who shall insinuate lher hhd tJer jeffn opponents of the en. t.rnpi nr srpr laid ctraw In th wav r - I of thope who were struggling to accom plish it. Let loth parties forget their differences upon the subject of the bond, and unite heartily in the promotion of other proe .1 j . 1 1 1. 1 jecis lor uie advancement 01 me trruvriu 0 I J :. .V. TU 1 nuu pru"rrijr v 111c cuy. iit; ii-tvu an 1 :: :r a uiicijuaiiru puMtiuu, auu 11 no uv nut maKe tvansvuie one oi me principal ... ., . ..... . . i cities on tne unio, uie wuit win oe mal of her own citizens. Several interesting snhjects will bo before the Board of . . ... ... . t . .1 i raie tnis evening, wuicn snouia orin together all who feel an interest ia en Urging the business of the city. a m fWl ta ( a t rislsture of Connecticut have refused to pass an act to alter the Constitution of the State, so as to allow negroes to yote. It is said there are a number of riaves Still living in Connecticut, who were not emancipated by the general law of emancipation; and who are still supported by their masters because the towns in which they reside refuse to recognise thetri as citi zen paupers, entitled to support in the Alms House. Tho Journal of Coramerce thinks people who hold these doctrins ought not to object to Judge Taney's decision. TT .

A gentleman who is responsible relates his ptdiUcal hopes. The Louisville Jourthe following: On the mornimr of the nal "J8 hia reCenl hcirers hkd a fair P

Fourth, while the crowd was pouring from the Djpor, two honest countrymen passed our friend on their way to town. Said one, "John, how did you like the celebration?" "Only tol'ble," re?pon"a? the other, "that parson, who read out of a big book was too hard on the adminisIration to suit meP We nominate that honest Democrat for County Coramisioner, "subject to the decision of the county Convention!' CyThe mot important question now-a days is "how to keep c ol." Sidney bmith'scW idea was to take off his flesh and sit in his bones." We confess that the idea is refreshing. The thermometer stands at 87 in the shade as we write. A Western editor (everyI thing is laid at the door of Western editors) says that an improvement upon Mnith'j idea, is "to knock the marrow 0,It 0f one's bones and have a draft through." (rA diabolical attempt to murder a whole family has just been discovered in rtetnn A AikI-. rrm rtt anOir Tint in5n . y B a rcuiu nas uruppcu in tue ;iut mi. Jones. The family found it and used it. J . . . , f " . ' i years oi i. liucinua uum. uu wcu si 1 3 rested for the attempted muruer. (trMr. Alexander's stock farm near Lexinsiton. Ky., is perhaps the largest in the United States. A correspondent of the Spirit of the Times gives the followimr list of the stock now on this farm: - ,,,.,.. I "121 neaa oi iioith. uiviucu tun luuwni. u h 9 of which Äre In trailimjr; 82 l. , ti , i. ii inorousrn-nrea nor?ca, oioou mare. oiw arm I ..... . . , i. ii . a .n? iriLI 1 S.'S 2, 'The'4 also 86 mares and 9 suckinp colts on the farm LTUSi . .. .1,-, .-.i. i.".bred hores. inwe Dein laaetito ineioovB nmb!rn., -"1.!" I larin. i iicre nre i ir-iksiu piui:ik,ih trotter. 3 of which are 2 year old entire colt. fr.A.h;j iSSSi cowt 13 bulls, 83 bull calve, aod 84 heifer of rare blood; balance of the stock eonU of Alderney.Ary.hire.and a fcwoommonwws; 1 the balance have more or less or the Hiori norn Mood, and are really fine Hock. He 0Ä ? lf breed limb. He has 868 head of hojrs, r cd 1 do not kn0W' bUt incywe N-T- & E: K--e "pretto learn from the commercial article in the New York Her,m 0f Thursday, that the necessities of tbe E"6 Railroad Company have compelled thorn to execnte a chattel rcorteajro for 1.500,000 i faVor of the treasurer of the company, to "cre hi endorsement of their acceptance, The financial difficulties of this preat road Wln not ftftect the faeilitle of freipht or pascntrer traffic. The Cew York Erie RailI rnnii ia iu miicn a Tivon iurt na rrm a iirrni. nior the iu wiToh WtZ wt a SaL water, and while it may change man aar era or LaV,7Ä 1 th Wt. C. Com.

(O Irge quantities of vegetables are I now brought into niaiket, anJ sold at

moderate rate. A quarter of a dollar will buy a ? ery comforuble dinner for a I um.n r.m;i I J I vk iuncj, icwwnii, nas wen ciec Ju.Ijre of the HoDkinsvill- indiri.l JU,,Se 01 u,e "oplcinsulle Judicial nJ majority oi votes over T... v.: i.' rr : WUU5W ,,,1,aui WJ "ican. 07" This week will finUh the harvesting in the South and West. The weath er ha been exceedingly propitious and IthnmM rnlir f V.'. I . " - - " V - - KaA ff I I VkAWMM MAl .1 AM I ' bi.ucicu tun uu v fcumcu giiiiu. ftirThe London Times U frisrhtenint? tea drinkers out of their wits by suz- . .i 4, r, . . . , gesting that the Chinese will pouon the teas. When we consider the treacheru character of the CttaftK ware aim pst inclined to believe that the Times may bo correct Tea drinkers will nlease - take notice ! CT Col. Win. Preston, former mem lor of Congress from Louisrille district. and who t09 a Äf Te Part in the recent election in that citr as one of the I " I Democratic leaders, has Uen on trial for Carrying concealed Weapons On election a' day. v, - . m . I irom öc raui to remoina, lor wnicn larga grants of land have been made by , , -r. . Congress and the Territory of Minnesota, will brin- the principal trade of the Hudc P fA Q P.,,1 mnA J v r v " " 1 ly to Chicago, it is thought, OT A gentleman riding in a railroad car in South Carolina, was shot by a pis tol in his own pocket, which was exploded by the joltinz of the car. while he - . .... .c.i. w.m T?4..i.. w 'H UFU" "' oca- iwnuimcij - 100 wounu was nut monai. fr-T-Larze iron furnaces are beinzercc - - - tej on the shores of Lajte Superior, by romnanl with .Ttrnift nniiiU rf I moOO and $150,000. I Rumored Fatal Affray. The Cincinnati Gazette says that a re port was carrnt in Cynthiana, Ky., Fri day that Mason and Cox, the candidates for Congress in the 9th Congressional District of Ky had got into difficulty in Morgan county the day previous, which resulted in Mason shooting Cox, and killing hira instantly. We sincerely hope the story is unfounded. rForrest, the actor, delivered an oration on the Fourth of July. He per formed the same Operation many years ago, by reading an oration written by the lamented Lcggett as his own. He was then cherishing some aspirations for Con cress, but a discovery of the fraud killed portunity "of judgih between his theatrical rant and his political cahL People that know him say that he is a man of bad feeling. A t any rate he beeri guilty of a vast deal of bad acting." OrA lady in Chicago, was standing by her husband at a window on a street, to witness the fire works on the 4th inst. ( when an explosion oi rockets took place. and one entered the window, struck her in the head, and killed her instantly ; it penetrated the skull and exploded in her he ..d. (rQueen Victoria has conferred a new title on her husband. Prince Albert. An order in Council has passed conferring tha title of "Pbixcb Coxsort which makes him a member of the Brit ish Royal family, and gives hira a place legally in the British Peerage, which he has never properly possessed. He has. according to heraldic law. and strict right, bad no other title than the inferior that pertains to a yousger son of a German Prince. I ' tt . qt-A remarkable inconsistency is exi ... . , taV et ! rA ntimlioii rf wistlsa r ft n , . , Democratic papers, who are denouncing i wicrgv men aim clerical interiereuce in uu hitical affairs, and at tbe same time are , . . e . I condemning Know iNothmgism for its re ,igious proscriptionf whose leadins pnn ciPle was simply to "oppose all ecclesias lical interference in political matters, whether by minister, priest, bishop. Pope e quote their profession of fth- hile condemning the orginization. the v adont and nractice their most i r obnoxious principles. (BrO-sl interest continue, to b. Ml in this country in the result of the race Portly to be run ia EnS1.nd between ? 1 T.- i:L. 1 rpi . Aincrican inu jingnsu nurses, juiny nine horses are entered and as high as - 30 to 1 is now beng oftered in Enzland ßainst the American horses. The English do not suppose we are as formidable a$ we lh;nk we tre upon thö Turf: The n. . 1 uouuawu uup is vuuiupviitan race. I unlike all others in England, and offer which no other stake presents. Should we succeed in winning this great race, we shall not only accomplish the feat or beating all England the ountain head or racing . . -r, . ., . - ... but all Europe besides, for, whenever the Continent produces anything in the , ti. n;m.i ..... snsP of race horse-lnat an,ral 'ssure to be entered for the Goodwood Cup, as . .. . .1 Ä .1.. .1,. 13 the case m the Presenl Jear. when the victor of the French Derby and other i . . . . . , celcbntic. are found among tne nommaI lions. Well.be it so: the ereater the chi.ing.occes.th. ptttcr the honor if it is achieved."

Fatal and pAistruL Affray. The following we clip from the LoutsrilL

Democrat of Friday A corcepondont wntinjr from Surarnorvttlo Green county. Ky., nuder date of the 6th instant, fnuidhca ns an account of a dicnlir which occurred near that place, which resulted in trie aeam oi rcnx v. iteaucnamp. r correspondent aaya that a dirticnlty oTb .cen Kobm' j. Pcace aml WnJ M SiiVe?a, aboatwme trititn matter, wuen Ri'auchumn, who was the brothar-in law of r,KrM. inifcnxica ana ooiirea ino nnriiw 10 i deMtt. Hereupon Peace ordered Bcanchamp , I . . . I in to jret out oi in way or no wouia kui mm. Kpnnchamo drew a : revolver, nrc.l ana mi.ed. and retreated was followed up by l'eace, wo .us. x .no mi iwgi.k i 1 1 1 l . H A M.w.t. 1. ..,..mi I fired, and literally tore hU heart oat. Tili I nMnntAr iM witn tfc wifc ..... . . . an(j ciiiijrcn or tuo acccasod Gor. Mabct. Like moat New Kneland rotintr men, Mr. Marcy was much thrown oi hi own resource in earlrlife. Whenholef il0mo to cneaeo in the stndrof law. hi fa on left ther cave him thirteen dollars as as outfit, terfeit. By stonnioe to work he cleared the pense of his jrney and by teaching carriod himself to the Car. tThc Cin. Gazette of Saturday has the following In relation to Mayor WooJ of iew A indsment for 7.S59 09 Las leen rondered in the Superior Court of New York aainnt I FeSande Tdonach: &n falsification of acco charjo of fraud, forgery, account. The history Ofl . . .. . , . . I -3; wÄÄo "DoadEabbit" order before ho wa clectott Mayor. He oweaaurvic. to the State instead of the city. r , Ä. r. 1 n B l.nriu ll.lniouilvi vi .'i.K. m .- spendthrifts, while they rnin themselves, aiway benefit society, becanae they circulate money rapidly. Anv plan by which valnea or moW can be made to circulate rapidly and change hand; confers blwsinjr upon a fomniunuy, wnue any niccwiui nr w. 1 V AT AA. a. M. hoard and shnt money from circulation does incalculable mischief. Tho miser is despised because he hoards the money of tho nation , I which in truth belongs, as to it use, only to I society und it members. It is for circulation and convenience, and not to be lockert up where it is naelcsa and and earns nothin?. No one can doubt that Swan a Co.. of Atlan ta. Georgia, who are the lottery managers for c.-.- .,ki:v,.f,.i, - ru. i: that otate. are public rcncr;ictr. 1 ncy ui tribute million of dollars annnllv by riiean I . ... . .i,. ,,1. 1 of their Saturday lotteries, one of which is drawn in each week thronjrhout the year Thy act under the auspices and niper wum of the Mate, and send to every applicant not onlv the ticket, to which thorcmitaneoentitic hira, but tha result of the draw-in? by . .nkjtAMAMl mnM T? r nnAl.uni. t "fc ft IAm u pui'.- ii utuk mailt at vin.i".-iun w iivm ton dollars for a whole ticket' or a proportion ate sum for a half or a quarter of a ticket, ono of the pnzes.varvinsj from twentv dol- . a mm lars to fifty thousand may tail to your lot. Dr. Iloback'e Purees We hsve alwsys been inclined to receive with doubt, the account or wimdertul cure in desperate ca.-es. with which the proprie tors of patent medicines are accntomed to jrarnish their advertisement, but the effect rnmnliiint trnrris Tiilion.4 diiiOrilfini. fits. I - j 1 . i -- . ' i I rheumatism, and almost every ppociea ot disease atfcctinir the stomach, tho skin, and tiio oreans of respiration. Under these cir cumstance we can hae no objection in (rivinir such important facts publicity in our col nmns. iiainiet says. j nerc 1 more in ncaven and earth than is dreamed of in your philosophy," and every day convinces us that tho science of medicine is not the exclusive property of "the facnlty." Dr. Roback has ac-anired fame and fortune by his successful treatment of disease, and hia Blood Purifier' and Blood Pills are in general demand. See advertisement. Weakness of the Stomach and Inilsestioa. Aiudher Great Cureefecttd by Earhare' Hol land MitUrs. The wife of Pieter De Witte, livinjr in Holland Town. Slieboviran county, ioon sin. Minorca mncn irom canness oi me Stomach and IntliffCftion. Slio had been un der a physician's caro for some time, but the ... A1 . ! l .Ml L'l.. iiscase eenica 10 name even his skui. cuo purchased some HOLLAND BIT'lERS at our office, which has jriven tone to ncr aiom . .1. vinrn.l I v". ' :rrir," wr;:1: ?: :r v. : :: v uiiu we uriiiiv wnivo tiiuii uns is mtviuci i L'feat cure effected bv vourmcJUiiie. " .- . 1 I.J..1 ' v 9 nsve still to recri many ihimithii ctfres atfected bv this remedy, but must wai another opportunity. One tliinpyou can rely nponj wnii we nave piiousnoi arc ironi r5l , i -. I sons much respected iu our community, and are literally true. J. QUINTU8, .Ed. Sheboygan Nicuwabode, Sheboygan, Wis. tlrwr NOTICES In this plsce, S rnt per line v2i one insertion; V cents per line three times; 9 cents per line one week : discount on longer time. If ollovra v'a Olntirtent. The vessels ofth skin. under the renovating action of this great external remedy, rapidly discharge the poisonous particles which pmduee eruptions, re, lnil, or any kind of exterior irritation. Sold at the manufactories, N.o. l"0 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. Sit Strand, London; and by all druggists, at 25 cents, 62Xc, and tl perpoU jye-.w. COAL AOTICE. The price of Coal at the ItoniAN Mixes, is at the Pit, S cent per bushel; hauled to any part of the city, 10 cents per biuhel. JOHN WTMOND, feb3 Secretary and Manager. Read! Read!! Ye AfCicled, Read!.!-ll. T. Ilelmhold oflerstothe afflicted his Genuine Preparation, Fluid Extract Ruchu, which has accomplished the most extraordinary eure of all other similar remedies. Read the advertisement in anothtr column, headed "Ilelmhold's Genuine Preparation." Jyf-lw . AVOOLSEY & SAWYER, Agents. Evamvill Tkmflb or Ilosoa, No 41, meets every Thursday evening, in the Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Rank. C. W. RÜDYARD, W. C. T. A. J. 0'Ren.tv, W. R. janSOly Bcacox Lioht Social Tiari-K, No. i., meets every alterr u Friday evening, as above. J. T. WALKER. D. P. T. A. J. O'RiLtT, R. R. janWly True Medicinal Principles. Never extract Mood. Blood is the life- By attracting it In painful diseases, you may occasion the patient ease, but remera'ier this ease Is only the reduction or lessening the power to feet. Brandreth's Pills relieve pain by aV stracting the caue of paun out of the hlooit. Their ue purifies the blood; and In acute disease they are inval uable: they give ease and cure, but do not injure the vital powers. Jy-lmd3iw flT" A good article will always triumph over any pretended imitation. It has been said that every city is a paradise of bumhu?; but let a really meritorious article, capable of doing all that is promised for It, and it will stand Uie test of any oppositiuu dependent upon inflated notoriety; and Hostetter's famel Stomach Bitters bear evidence of this, for it has been taken hold of by the people and tried, and not found wanting In curing any case of Dyspepsia, in any form. When these facts are known, why should it not 1 appreciated, and used by everybody. For sale by Druggists and Dealer generally. Jy?-1 Mnrray dc Lssmsn't Florida, Water la (he only article of that name that Is not worthless. The proprietors have supplied South America for fifteen years, and have Introdtcwt tbe article here at the Instance of ladies who had previously used it in Pent and Chill. It ia a richer perfume than the Farina Cologne, retains its floral freshness longer when eiposod to tbe air, and Uacowaetic properties are superior. Sold by P. T. Laaraan St Co., wholesale druggist, 6? Water street, New York, and by all druggists, at 50c. per bottle. jy -l w

produced by the (Scandinavian Kemeaie 01 rairp nnumi iw m phitiwi ne u uwo, ww.a . vlV-r. this difttinuished Swtnle are so notorious, according to the direction, which he has done.and AS on hand for sale, at New kork pricesand SO amply verified by direct personal tea- now entirely cured, and has become a well man. This 20 copies Trail's TT. Encyclorvoedia; timony. a to put doubt and suspicion out of curt has created a great sale In this neighborhood." 10 iJJT. V'Tir'Si'11 S the qnestion. The cures, na reported by the Respectfully. EDWARDS BROWN. i. ciXTphvÄi' ' Patient themselves, comprehend nervous See a lrertiemenf. an-7 S " Constitution of Man;

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY! I

SIR JAMECLARKES CELEDRATRD FR3IILR PILLS. Prepared t'rutn a prescr-ption of Sir James Clarke, M D.. Physician Extrba-dirsrr n tha Otiean. 1 hi in valuable Medicine is unfailing In ihe cure of II those painful nnd dangerous diseases incident to the Female constitution. It moderates 1! ewe, remove all obstruction and brings, on the monthly periods with regularity. Thee Pill should used two or tlnte week previaus to . i rr - J T I .. . . i .i . in lunTin inin m ri cri.-vunp uif mmrier o pcrfnrm her 1tie with rtfctr to her f anil chiH. Th P!' houl-l not tnken by female ilnrine tne KIIIST Tlf Knft i lis or Fivcujuicv.iu t!u?v ED. nrest'.reto hringon SlisCiinvtse, Lutatanjr other tinie ttnv are rvre. n In all ca-wtof Nerrons nn.l !rinbJ Anions PMn K j IT !. anil I .imlM. I iP-ltmw VitttiA KxertMI, p,u.iHtion of tbe lltrart, Uvixwof Spiriu. llTnterics Sick llervtcne, nue and an tliepitinfnl "n:'"innr' T JL k TV "'i AitTinnrh a powerfnl reme-iy no nf contain iron. - - - . calwel, nttmonv, or any other mineral Full rtir-rtion, aoeomr-nyln meh .rkw. In the Cnitel stateiarHl Canoiti. Une liollar. N. B. 1sK) ami noütnee tamp enoic-M t anv anth'wir.ed Agent, will inurr n ttl of the Pill 1V mUJU Juan. it. it . itu t i-f iii'imiinpniiF, Jol Agett f In'fiwna. 1IALLOCK it STOHDARn. ap2"3T-1yls General Apentf, EransTiHe. t CHARLKS' LONDON CORDIAL GIX 1 hownliy therecor li of the Cnitom House tobe the only London Cor.lial Gin Imported and old tn bottle; all others are made here In imitation of it. It ia a delicious tonic heyerape, and by 1t peculiar flavor (0 different from other ffim) U universally esteemed by all who uie it. It ia adopted with treat mrviAAj Im iij rt TvMta IAVT ntttfTII ITH naorir. Geavsl. Couc. Cholera. Fevee ad Aoce, Steictcrr, Disease or the üeinaet Orox, Emlemt, Female Iebcoclaritik, &c. Dr. Yalentine Motu of New York, in a letter to the proprietor, my: "Charles London Cordlnl Gin, Is the purest best, Charles' loxdox coitoiAL oix u i.y l(j rami rctiA'iic r.Atrot i vi fumiwrr asia.c9u. . U Dni??isU and Grocer in the United State, and 0 imeron, poi. called "London Cordial Gin"-to avoid them, buy only 'Chaele'." Reject any other offered to you as you value your health. Price one dollar for quarts, fifty cen for pints. EDMUND C. CHARLES. mh303md&w Sola Importer, 40 Broadway, X. Y. If you arc sick you must take MEDICINE. rOS ALL EXTItlAL ASP IVTKENAL FAIS USE DE WITT'S PAIN RELIEVER, Which Is stronger md requires less to effect a cure than 1 any known remedy FOR Fi:VKB AND AGUE TAKE the only s.ifjani harmless remedy In the world, Rhode's Fever and Ague Care. FOB ALL IHLIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE I The AntiRiIions Pills. An auxllery to tae "cure." These Remedies destroy the DUease but not the IV tient. W. R. CnAriX, Wholesale Agent, R. I. For wie by PruccUtj ecncrally. JelKmo-Jitw Ureal Cure Per the Physician had Failed ltrssEiviLts, Ohio, Jan. 10, !&. Pr. C. M. JCKSO Dear Sir-"We would inform you that we are out of llooflantl's German Bitters, which meet with realy sale. One of our neighbor hau Dven Inctorinr far some time, (we think about two yeirs with all the doctors In the country, but all of no avail. He look el m much like a deal man going a'iout. as anything; we can compare him to. Hindi. ense appeared to le an overflowing of the mil. With hard pnrsuslon we prevailed on him to Uy your Bit ters, with tbs promise tn hira if it did no C'vl we woul 1 rriA y vrct iTMrniiminniimTmn lU-JJAI ö All 1 LJvi loljiuiil lo. .RATHS. , . . One snnve, (ten tines or lesst, onetime, 1 fO cts. Three times. :: :i : :::::! tn One week, :::::::::::: 150 Two weeks, 2 :" One month. ';: t :::::::: 4 SO Three months, :: t r Hix months, ::::::::::: 10 H n vr, :::::::::::: 15 00' gr tiiscauntnn lvger adverisnnents. . J'4" Card, of six Homi r under, S10 T annnm. IF" No "till frbid" advertisements received. SAMUEL VIGKERY, FAMILY CROCERIES, And rroYlsions Generally. South-East Corner of Main A Second 8ts., EVAXVII.LE, I.rOoods de'v--f In irr tvrt of th f'r. vara "thimi. COUNTRY PUODUCE BOrJIIT ssd SOLD. jyll-ly Cheap Tannery for Sale. TAX'FltY, with the neceiry hnildinr, imrln dine four acre nf land, with a'src'nr, dwellinehonand ori-hard, situated In a finnrUhina: town on Tnet'snil, nrss'on lonfrm. Th ptiiher csn ?. hr-r?" -. Tooisheio,ri, o me rsra'uisnrceia. ironirOT , . jyll-lw. IGLEIIEART k AXTIIES. i . . 1 INOTICt '1'0 rCOpiC IIOO Uaul 10 Ilia I IVMVE chartered thetwo-hore HACK of Messrs. VekTot Hei lerer S, und m t"w prepare ! to attend to a'l orilers. Orders left nt Wiki'wt Jt Nelson's Auction Koom, will be promptlv atenft ,n jyll-lw. D. K HON EX BEUG. tvixvissrcn n n.Ai niw.J Wt Sjs. choice Hants all viuTnrtH-'n o- nnd for sale by UvUl 8AM. VICKERY. UriiiTB ad ;nRY mme40 Wils. t bite and Grev 1 line, in tvrn1 for sale by IjjUl SAM. VICKERY. LlVrilPOOL AXD KAV''III 8ALT--A Wls. Kanawha Slr; 100 baps I.i irer poo' Salt tn small haps for Family use, In store and for sale by JvUl SAM. TICKERY. van i En ApptBs axd peichb.MP s bushels a choice lot in stre and f.vr sale lry Jyltl 8AM. VICKERY. JUST RECEIVED. UriIITTIER'S POEMln blue and gold, uniform with Hood, Lontrfellow, Ike. LtVER'g NEW ROOK, flic ACO and Iiis FoaTOf as, only cants. iyU DOB ELL at LISTER. Parasols: Parasols!! Parasols!!! a VINE assortment on hand and for sale cheap at . kmhiuii a. Jy 13 Main st. 3 doors from Second. Lawns, Derezea and Tissues . ww TILL be sold cheap, to make room for Fall roods, 11 at S. EMBICir. Shoes! Shoes !! good stock of Ladies', misses' and childrens shoes on han 1 aad fur sale cheap at S EMBRICnS. w."TE will not euarantee the quality of any Powder Ü sold at Cincinnati. purp"rtine to I of our make, unless purchased from or through our duly authorised aecnt, Mr. .1. W. Donohue. E.J. DtPONT DC NEWOtTRS ft CO., jylt Wilmineton, Delaware. ' Itlfle, Minlnc and Blasting Powder. MANUFACTURE Dy The Hazard Powdr Company, at Hatardville. Conn., ca.i be oStained fron Mr J. W. Donohue, our oslv suthorircl Agent in Cincinnati. A. G. HAZARD, jyll-;t President. DCPO.T'S A.n IIZRD'S GUNPOU'DKR. , LWAYS on hand in targe ouantities sod for sale . iiv j. w. povoiirE. jyll-ttd Uw Cor. Walnut and 2d streets, Cinti. COOP DWKI.MVO FOR REXT, COveniently situated. Knquireof Jyll-lw WM. HUNNEL Fresh Arrival. ICE CHESTS per steamhuat .1. W. CWnan, in store and for sale cheap by T. SCANTLIN. A. BEATTY7m. DT WOULD respeitfuilv snnonnce that he has located himself in EYANSVILE, for the Practice of Medicine. Having had an experience of aVut twenty -three Tear in a heavy practice, in some of the most sick I v reirions of the west. He is now prepared, with some of the most valuable improvements, to comtut disease in all its various form. For Chronic Uhumatism, Para'ysis, &e.. h uses a Macneti-Klectri? machine, in connection with other treatment, with remarkahle success. He would also refer to his impr0ye.i jnhnlinr rpara tns for treatment of pn Im inary and throat disiae. rersnnsamicteri with cmfliila. weakneiwan! inflanation of the eve., may expect speady and permanent rener. lie woul 1 also says that he I out tne ui fifths knife. Dr. Beattv laalat umt far TiMhler'. Anti.nerindle Pills, certain cure for Kever und A cue, no one ban ever been known to ht ve a second chill after commencing with them. OFFICE on Main street, between Second and Third street, near the Washington Htl- j-3m-

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New York Sc Erie llailroaJ. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE TRAVELIKG TUDLIC. ty Boy your Throueh Tickets to Ntw Yoaa.nosTl,l HlLADLLfHIA, aild At t.Ilglan VlUC TIA. Ulli Koute. ar TWENTY-TWO 3I1LE3 DISTANCE ATgx? xarougn to 3iew York City withovt chasce Or CAES. DT" Tbe ONLY nOTTK to New Y'rk City having j WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS! I TY.?jT.tnaTriwW a rknnkirk. Ilunkv.au4 XLicara I Fails, with an un'yoken Wide fiunce cn.nectin(t at l DnnVirV jimv-tiv ithall trauifriniC'leyiint AJuietn-1 nitaSit LntiiA ntiii h i(ftr sail ti Lake Slrnre Kail I f joa'l. I ii" To ttnfftlo via the Boffalo & Xe- York Citr lean-1 T? A mnlr int? A rvr t.M-inii wtHi .III hi Steamer I on Lake Erie from Clevelnn4, Toledo and lMroit, aUo l

with the ltumuo Ac Lake lloron llailroa rrom utwoi 1 rumnutw irint i..ruie;r ijrnier r'ronae, ana rrtoChiuaeo. f lctfully nolicita a eoMinaaitco of th amne, whitk

Vttntitru.M yi rantndairn.i nnd Nlieara au I Railroad, mnkiric 'rwt eonnectioim with all Tmina on L thrflmtWetem Ra Iwav. from Drti-oit to t utrco. I s mil ed. af Boston PASSEXGERS can stop in Rew itrt any It-nirth of time, and muine their journey without extacnarce. nr THROrnil TICKETS for sale in ail the prtn clpal Western Railroad Office. YkHK AS LOW AI BT AKT OTHER ROVTX. U. F. SMITH, ticnl Agent. 1IOMKK RAMSrEI L. C!evHnd,(.,MayI3tb,tW. lTCsidetit. my?.lydjc,roÄETA PROCLAMATION! - Be it known by all sickly, weak and debilitated per sons, that McLean's HTREXaTIIEXlN CORDIAL is the only remedy that will strengtbea and InTiorate the system, and remove all impuritic iu tlie Blood. It is very ilea.Dknt to lake. In it U combined the .properties of Tonk, Diuretic and Alterative. .. , - . , It will cure any disease of the Stomach, Liver er Bowels, such as: Diarrhoea, Billiousness, Dyspepsl. Indicetion Ileodache,' Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomftrh. Liver Complaint, Costivenesw. Weakness or DeUIitv, Pain in the Stomwh or Bowels, Night Fevers, TUown of the Skin, te., &c. When taken, it neutraliies and removes any morNd secretions in de titomach, and strengthens the Diges tive orpins. It will also cure any disease of the Uterus, Kidneys, Diallers or Urinary organs; and as an .alterative. purifies and creates a healthy ciirnlation of blood, removing all sores, lwiU, pimples or blotches from the skin. TRY IT. nd he convinced f itsw.nderful invicoratinc properties. rr ChiMien. who are puny, weak snrt tckiy.irf - - J - m - .... 1 advise parents to give them a teaspoonful of this Corimi naiiy. fw- gee Circular. J. II. McLKAX, Sole ProKletor of this Cordial. Alan, McLcau' Volcanic Oil Liniment. C"If T'riivirwl Depot Corner , of Third and Pine tree ts, Ft. Iiouis, Mo. ap!,-iydwu Sold hy Jveller & n hte. Druggists, Muin-stretit. A' iin." 'sTKPiiEXsi " Homeopathic and Hydropathic PHYSICIAN. SO " II ome TreaUnent of Sexual Diseases; 20 " Philosophy of Generation; 5 " Food and Diet, y Pereira; 10 Totiacco IVire Essays. &c. kc. SuhsrriDtinp for Water Cure Journal received at clubries. Office on 3d street between Main and Lo cust, Kvansvule, Indiana. jy.-ämdw CONSUMPTION CURED! nil. URKKV the noted Oculist and Lnns; Drc- .... ..iL. i..:ii...uii. i .... T..MLM lir, in uiv ii'imii.iii. itcnii. uuii aiiiiiiiii.. rv, will be at the Pavilion Hotel in this city, from the t'ta to the 23d inst., for the purpose of Intrxlucing the r-w srstem or trwitinr rtiflw of the L.ung ana ThroMt by the Inhibition of Med:cnt?d Vi-r(, which he his prirtice. with such remarkable sinressthroushnt the Ve-t. He also treats diseases of the Eye nnd Karon an entire. y pew principle, and with unparallel ed success, i wr rurtiier particulars, see circular. jyi-lw COMU VP AD SETTLE. WWTE nhsll he ver much nhlienl tt otirrntomers ww if they would pay their little accounts, as we siiall need tue money to go Jat on. McREA & WELLS. First street. fRE!! KCPPLY f ChiMrens!hes by Expres., received on Friday lit, at the Rnot and Shoe Depot or Mt'KEA fc 1VLLS. ROOT AD ISIIOE STORE. niIIE undercne-t would seüpectfully Inform the at cinrensor Kvansvill nnn tliesurmun1:ngcountrv. that he ha. nnened a retail Hoof and Shoe .tore, st the orrer of Firt nnd Svwmore streets. This, in I connection trim nis wtioiesaie department, win ena ne him to keep on hand a complete assortment of all the I "et qualities orcustotn-ma le work, wliicli he oners to sell or make to order cheaper than any other establish ment In thecitv. for rash. All work is warranted gotd. and if anyj ta:Iure happens, it will be repniie 1, fr-e o rnarge, ir returneti. uy-iyj ji. iiaki. University of Louisville. MEDICAL DEPARTMF.XT. TnE regular Lectures in this Institntion will commence on the first Monday in November next, and continue until March. A preliminary course will lie HMiTi-red without extra charpre. nt the Colleceand the Marine ILfspiUl, during Uie month ol October. MEDICAL FACULTY Charles V. hört, M. P., Emeritus Professor of Henry .Miller, M. D., Trofessor of Obstetric Medicine. ...... . I' Latiafo-d I. Ynndell. f. I., Profeeaoror Phy- 1 nioloev and l'utiiolocal Anatomy and Dean of I tne acu:iT. Dcmjamln R. Palmer, M. D-, Professor of Dewriiire and Snreical Apitomv. J, Ittvrenre Smith, ill. !., Professor of Medical heninirv nn-i l ox-eoiocr. Robert J. Ilrecklurldze,' M.D-, Professor of Materia MMlm Joshua B. Flint, M. D-, Professor of the Princi-P'-s ana i-ractice or urperv. Lewis Rosers, M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicioe. Tbeoeore Dell, M. R. Professor of the Theory sixl l'ivt'ce of Men-cine. Archie R. Cook, S1.R. Demonstrator of Anatomy: Ample opportunities for Clinical Instruction are af forded y the Marine Hospital and the University Clinine. Anatomical material has always been equal to the demand. Board in respectable families can be procured at from S3 to 4 a week. Fees for the entire eonrse 105- Matriculation ticket SS. Dissecting ticket 10. Hospital ticket 5. Grad uation fee Jyll L. P. YANDELL. M. D., Dean. rp.norllU O. fw n.fiv.lcrl IIa 1) I Ajiauaiiiiv; t viartiifiusiiiic it. it. 1 ATES OF FARE FROM EVANSYILLE TO a Louisville.... . Cincinnati Indianapolis .. Cleveland Huffalo New York , Baltimore.:.. . ','J Wahinton. . ,'!S St. Louis.... . IVft Cairo........ . 1,00 Sandovah... . . s.no . lOJsl .. :." . -,"0 ... 2:,00 Chicago.... B tston ivia AlSanv). 29.00 Pana (via Dunkirk) 2V1 Bloomington.. Pittsburg LS.Vl Decatur Philadelphia .'ar,K Springfield Dayton Rock Island... Xenia VVO Peoria Columbus 10,73 Wheeling . V.l.. ,. 1VV .. l".so . It'. For thron srh tickets or any information apply at uie ucaei oiucc, nean oi iiocn'-T STreer. S. J. BINGHAM. Ticket Acent Evansville, July 2d. "7. j jy2-lmd-.sl 1)11. W. 31. NTEIIIE.S, : Homrxopathist and Ilydropathist, EVANSVILLE, I.D. Office and residence on Second street, Iretween Main and Locust. - . - . 1 Jy &My MRS. I. P. STEPHENS, Physician and Obstetrician. 1 RS. S. will give particular attention to the disealll sesof Womenand Children. Havin een foi three years Thvsician in one of the largest ater Cures In the State of New York, she has had much expenehce in the treatment of the chronic diseases of femsles hhe has practiced successfully, fur the past year in Chicago. JyiaMy Clothing at Auction. E sell, at auction, Saturday morning July 1 !th at 5 o'clock, at our saies room, n m puminrr Cloth Kin rr jYkrt aiatf ir r? nf Linen and Luster t oat, sick and Marsales Vests, Cottenade Pants, &c. &c. . Also: 2i boxes Glassware eonsiipg of M'Jtles Phials, Tumbler and Jars WOOLSEY i NELSONr jj'10-td. Auctioneer.. CEED BrCKWnBAX.A prime article, at Z. H.COOK t SON'S. 200 jyio-tf DOZ. Brooms, Shaker and immitation Shsker,ftr sale by GEO. FOSTER & CO. PINE SHINGLES! 000,000 No 1 shaved pine shingles in vardand !r mile by (jeKdwSni) JOHN OlAVEM.

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P. G. O'RILEY & CO., OLD CSTABUSKED Storapre, Forwarding A; Commission General Bailroad, St cam and Express Agents SPECIAL AGCNTS FOR TEXXSTLTAMA KaLRO AB. v AVIXO fittwl up n mammoth TTharf-Boi, tbe B H ku-gest on the Ohio Kiver, in thetno rabrtffntfci! miuiniT. we sire m-careit to facilitate with prompt dispatch nil eod entnted to taf e.W, either by Kiver. Itallroa or I aval wiuvout leiay or expoure Kic. Vc. Particular attention will le ti(I to ciuK emnna ana rmtnmuif ( vi aira ui urn sale or any I rouuee consigned to us, ana all oraers ummntlv tilleti. , -. I. ii. O RILEY retnrn huwneere thanks to 61 ill neauiy rocipruc:iu-a. A Store Room, well aurpllert, will he kept for the ae--eommuaaiton oi iMiu,aui uid Ueir orter. carefully fillr.G.O'KILEY AiCO. mhMKirly COMING AGAIN! WITH ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS 1 1 AND REDUCTION OF PRICES! At Evansville, Thursday, Jaly 23d. Q. V. RCTIIEnPORD, Manager.. Treasurer. ' EueAtrin Director ROIVT U'HITK,. nÄ gmW r.imnats. iksiA T B wm m waB w K'iwwy sssa w l Uta Triurni llTVrTw ttiau ou the IlUls." IALD1.U 4c ROGER6' . TIIll Vli nnrtroTici w ' f rornttined In one Monster Concern' lueir . t : . Sörth america! CIRCUS. So porwhir ia 'ew EagUad their Floating Palace Circo wen Known on tue Misrippl nver,' and their Xcw ltaiiroad Ci'rcas, which excited so great a serisstioa'V inth iiidaia States, laetsuuiiuer, with . . , ' Three Feta of Performera t Iiiree reu oritlBIieraea!!x . ALL KN OlsL liOt in fi1 iHy strife, in presence of th audicLit.aud all for only ose rutcE or adsiisios!' ON BOASD Tkl , " . - . - . . Va T IT II. I I - FLOATING PALACE I Refitted at enormous expentta the most sun j-luftus style, (Xita ereater laxury than when tint Con ktructediM AQUATIC AMPHITHEATRE ThepaMic are assvrei that these ttiree Con.ptnies will unt he separa te4 at ary time this season,' wilder auy ireiej.t whatever. SMONSST THt fi T A It S UP TUB TRIPLE TROUPE Sr -AsrS O.RlCHiRWSON, R.0MAK, ' II. l.iaav. J. pAvaaeoaT. ' ti..-. I ...... w 1 lA..M.w C. ViALTKa, R.J.WhITK, C. Davis, W. Chaklcs, .lOHMtUaRT, K.l'hZXITr Thb KmikbktOtmhsstic Laos., ThkOhiit KsotisM Ai aossTS, i.i..vj.a ii m, AOTi.. J ebkt Worlakd, the eeleliratecf M ...... . j en iiorse Lienper. shiurpth Trick llr-s and Ponies, AaisnooK, Um Tmvkpii k 1'sa.i c. In addition to the aboTC baa just been added the great . . MtICAL MOXSTEK, THE CALLIOPE, OB STEAM ORtiAJV, Ilie Buuniv vi " ii u mwm three miles, and is more soul-stirring than all the linua Bauds ui tat couiitrj-. As the Pubica arnmacties tha cities and tow ns, ai d previous ta the entertainnietii, au uie popular airs of tbe day will be played ty lim Celebraled Italian Or-aaUtr Sinor (adeilo, whose musical altilities ranks first among the artists of Uis or Ui old worid. ' ADMISSION: Dress Circle SO Cents. T i . a- - J l. at . ...n (All mm 7Fm rv. v miiui'-i m mmw Family Circle S Cent. All uttiiotiel seats, no lif. ice.) Calleries, (no bf. price, 15 Cts. S"" Doors open at IH and IU 3 clock r. n. Performances ooaainence half au bi ur after. tW Immediately after each pcrfor nance of tbe Circuses on the palace, Dan Heed's Celebrated Minstrels will give a Omnd Melange of Necro Minsteisy, Plantation Melodies. Ilurlesfiues, Terpsichoroan r xurcises. and Characteristic Kthiopian Peculianties, in the tiful and spacious Ridotl's Concert Stloon on the Kay mond, adiointng me paiace. Admissios Cs:!rTi MAJ. J. BPRNKLL, General Agent of the Consolidated Companies. . The aWe Star Troupe will perform In Enterprise on Tn-lav. Julv 3Wt: .ewburh,We.inwUv, iuiy M: Henderson, Friday, Juiy SUu; aud Mount Veruon SaturUayt J 'y 2jih. . , . Uy-id New Albany Female Seminary. , DOAtD OP TRCfTIff: CHAR. BARVE5, Pres'U C.C. IIINE.Sec'y. AVsr. CrLaaaTSOX. Js. M. IIaiks. Filas C.Day. Jassa J. Baowa. T IIIS inrtitntion, in change of Messrs. Ch Alia Hasses and V. V. Ilisa, will open on tn First Rionssy in repiennier srn, In Vie Aew ßuilding on Lpper Elm blreet, Ample acommod.-iHons fur two hundred pnplla -:i he nrnTtrimt. and all the DWt noruTad iHnM for t'lectrafurt. health and mental and moral improveH4 a., Af 1..i It.matnA aarill I law laWAltarlS! Infk IWl tl iif lAfl - UJVJIli I I iliC lilUliSlta vs tu "sc "l"ua" ajsw ivjas'sivin A talented crps of Intructirs has !een engaged, and nr pains will hepf-d to make the Institution in every way, a first class Female SJciuinary. KXPEXSKS. Board In the S-mtnarv, Includin rooms furnished, tuition in all the brsnclies of the Regular Course, fuel and liehts. per session of live months I'JQ.Oa Washing is extm at fifty cents per dnr.cn. Tuition for-Day Scholars In tha Primary. De- , partment. rerse.slon.. ....... . I Jtwt Tuition for lny fc ho lars in tbe Academic Department, per session HrfXr Tuition for Day Scholars ia the Collegiate Department, per session, - 1VJO kxtra rrrnics. Mn.lc on the Melodeon, Piano or Guitar, session "Ha! Use or Instrument Mnsfc on Orpan with use of Instrument, per session, ."J Drawing, per sevn ,1 . Paint in a, (Oil or Water Colors,) pr session IS Ornamental Needle Work VV French, German, Italian orfrnnlh, per aewion, lOW : reNocbarire will Remade for Vocal Mnsic. -tw-All Bnanl and Tuition bills are payable by tha-fW-No pupils will be received for a shorter p-riod than one session, and no de-iuetion for absence wUl bemade, except in caso of protracted sickness. U-Pupils from a'voad are reouired to board m ths family with the teachers, in order to en joy their con-, staut care, example and society. TgXT BOOKS AXDITATIOsetr ' ' Can le hal in the Seminary, at New' Albany prices. frT" A implications for admission, or letters of i!io,uirrk or on business rilafing to the "erHpsrv, may be ad--dressedio iyi C. C. H IN E, Secretary. READ THIS -IT WILL PAY! UT E have on hand, and will sell at reduced prices for cash . a good stock uf GOLD AXD SILVER VC A TC IIEfli. ,ewet Styles ot Fine Jewelry, lsllver- are, (iold Pens, Portmonnies, C locks, A.c. . - . , Tho In wai t of any articles in onr line of business will rind it greatly to their interest tn eive os a call, a e wish t close out as much as possible of our pr-sefil stock, jireparatory to the Fall trade, and will sell iiot leluw but at a small advance on cost price BITTROLFK a PON, - -jySl - Main street, between First and Second. -' P f BALES Navy Oaum, for sale tow by Jyin-tf GEO. FOSTER & CO. rCJa BR L8. Superfine bnr received per nulro F"ll lis day. jor .&le bv jylO-tf (JOE. FOSTER k CO. MI LI SAWYER WANTED. A tKKl sawyer will find constant eraploymen constant employ i is ana ii'ierai wage?, ? rU and li.ecal wages, by app'ving arour sasrui üvinr at our aw-roil and ending factory jyio-tf PKIUilNS. K CO. COOPERS WANTED!.; wwrE wish to contract for from 510U Krtl Boor harre? g mm mouth to I made atour mills. aSoat 30 mile north went of Memphis, Tenn. Mechanics of thj trade wha wish constant employment in a pleaaatA climate and a healthy country will pleaae addreaa w iiiimediatcty at Covincton, Tenn. I. 8. We have on liand an abundance of the Mil timber. jy9Swdw 1. ft j. TO WELL & Co ".ltK ! KLOIJR ? nv 2S hbls.supertine Flour. -i) Raes For sale st reJuccJ vsrfr, by je-H) fAKTICKERli

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