Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 213, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 August 1857 — Page 2
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I 4k EVANSVILLE, HfD. Tor The
TUESDAT MORNING, ACGDST 4, 2557
der GravTllle Kallroads. Tha ofTtcera-Qf . the oathera . Illinois j
Railroad, from Mound City to GrajTille, rangements for a return to his adopted
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wucu. w. mjTiu nee xast country, lie announces tnai ms anairs
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take measures to.securV a liberal sub- tee
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laaaana aouars 01 it was taaen. on i
is wppCMd White county will Uke M
SöO.OUa As soon as thst smonnt mih.
. scribed the oGcers promise to commence mAin, frnn. nr,r.i!l . n. ,,f Är .1. fTadmg from Gray nllee. The report of the
U.a. CCZineers IS moss laTOraDie. ana IUn
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Tery lioeral disposition haa been manifest:d along the line to aid by generous
utscnpüons to the Stock. Mr. D. H. ... . . I r..t r .u- t? q.:i.I . uu,j, v. tu .u.iii e....gu. Line Railroad ha. addrAftÄd a letter Xjine ttaiiroaa, nas aaaresea a letter I . . -
proposing to some or tne leading citizens Tded. It will be laid down as soon as Af nMwwnU.anrl tv t f.rmaru .wL, . ,
-.-j .... . the line to meet them, to Consider the rrt nf hnild W a'rilrr,arl fm Fv.nc ii n -n ir xr r TZ Tille t4 Urayville. Mr. Kennedy tellS th farm. on th rnnte that thv rm,ln ' 7T.7 ' " . ; . ' L uuiu um ruata vuu lucrvsjo iui vaiuo ui i au me linos within nre miles or toe line twice or three times the cost of the 1 mt Iii i I nan. i nnv wnnin maim mnnav it tnar i . ... . . J. . J should sink every dollar of the slock. jsamsH i'arliamest. ine insurrecft, c t T4t. : I ..ui u v0 t. Wi ,u eiUng great alarm in England. Many Iookuponit as threatening the overthrow of the British Empire in India. In the the Europeans may be reduced to the position of the French army when in Spain, downing only the ground they stood on." ; In the House of Commons the new . African slave trade policy of France and England was discussed. Lord Falmerston acknowledged that the sjsgreat abolitionist- iid not object to it.' 'l"he trade of Great Britain on the African coast, it was said, produces as much as $15,000,000 ———<>——v ——>A large, four story brick store in St. Louis, occupied by a wine and liquor dealer, fell at midnight on Thursday, with a crash, into a perfect ruin. A gentleman standing near says the first warning was a quick cracking, and looking up he saw in the wall of the building a sudden opening along the line of the fourth floor, which, while he ran, was instantly succeeded by the descent of the whole wall, from the cornice to the pavement. Five persons, were in the building, who were buried in the ruins. They were all severely injured, and at first were supposed to be mortally hurt; but hopes are now entertained they will all recover. The building was eight or nine years old, and badly built, and the immediate cause of the accident was the overloading the upper stories with a heavy stock of wine and liquors. ———<>——— ! wMMMiitsa.iiwia- s s - ,07" A geptleman living in Mercer street, ew York, left his house at halfpast ten on Tuesday evening, to go to a store within a block or two of his own dwelling, and shortly afterwards was found dead upon the side walks, with marks of violence upon his head and Deck, though not sufficient of themselves to produce death. His pockets were turned inside out and every thing of val ue taken. There was no testimony to ahow how he came to his death The whole matter is involved in mystery ; the Coroner's inquest rendered a verdict of death by violence, and recommend a reward be offered for the arrest of the murderer. ; (T Orestes A. Brownson, the Amer ican champion of Popery, and editor o Brownson's Review, is getting to be very troublesome and unmanageable to the Church. He has now been thirteen years a convert to the Catholic faith longer than he ever held any other creed and having rendered his allies important services, assumes now the privilege to declare his own opinions and to repri mand the dignitaries of the hierarchy. He still professes attachment to Rome but in his Quarterly of late, he is exhib iting her faults and follies without mer cy. In his last number he is especially severe upon what he calls the bigotry, narrowness and intolerance of the American Roman Catholic press, and also upon the clergy of France, for their unprincipled support and adulation of Napoleon. He asserts that it is in vain to attempt to make the religion of Borne congenial to the laws of liberty, in view of the thorough going support given by the Catholics to despotism in Europe. Facti will speak louder than the most eloquent ; representations of the priests or the press. (KT The health of Mrs. Pierce, wife of the ex-President, is very feeble,' and so precarious that the President has been unable as yet to determine upon a permanent dwelling place. 'It is supposed he will take up his residence in Concord, "M. Ii.
ÄV" his official acu without partiality or pre- . ..5 TT1"11-1- AinlIMratl..U'KaMi.-. the subject or an excited debate. It was judice3. and shall treat bis successor in must look to your honors, or we will beat yoa the experiment sncceed.-. the eevernmcnt will -r D. T. Lsnman : Co., ahoiesüe druggists 9 JlxM . LAR3E ; 12x0. 348 PAQKV. ..:;.. eaidbyaomeof the speakers, that this the same manner. But if th. editor of at your own sports. Ä Äes i,,. ComDlctellisto the Territory;' ? formidable movement would require all the Enquirer does not cease his personal We have had an apreeable aeccion toour anf the Weat Indie." üyanwdt. it cur any disease of th. uterus, Kidney., C mp r,n5 En?land'a nower for its renreasion. and m: companv from Evansville and incenne. . " .
o k 1 BCUiTlllly azainJ uia uutiutai upuoueuiB, . . ., . . , . , it ... j aMBttiLi.MJ a iuii account oi na uiscovery, . there was nn flnnbt hnt that htr pmmr j j v- r . Among those who have contributed a largo fu. T fJrüPn ira r-lprte. Srr.. Tliere la mo Remedy creating auch aUr purifies and creates a healthy circulation of blood, re- Wl Geography, Soil, Climate, Products, tu organlWere WIS DO Ü0UDI DUl mat ner empire and does not avoid hlS Offensive party . .i -n j00 (CT Ja, trreene was re-eiectea öecrJ- mong invalids Da. Sasroan'sIsviooaaToaoa m0vuig aU sores, bails, nimoles or blotches from the r.atlon as a territory, tramwctioxu and erenU under inthEt wshkea to iu cenlr.. .,.ng .nst Know.Kothing, d Blk ÄTÄIÄ t.rj nd Treasurer of the S,r.,ght Iin. um.. uMu "rXXTZT'? ÄÄiSSfiSÄ-Ä Indeed, Lord Ellenborough dred that Ältau w. will tot mod. of i.tlÄ1Äi B-. ct Kailroad, t the meeting of .he Director, r.lÄlIT," Ji"Ja'- f fäBST "ZT
tem of taluog off free negroes may degen- Superintendent, and is entering upon his just departed and left a void in our circle. said to be without any floating debt TO-DAY S ADVERTISEMENT a a . aw . ST ' I J .a . I TIT . - Z Z -m. .V.Mft -v w 1in rV fo . m I -- . . . I m . P' . CÄUIC I U I
crate into a regular slave trainc; out sir. new duties wun industry ana. energy, we miss meir laniriuj iuvuu v. s"' wnicn is a remaritaoie circumstance lor a rneni.. iiuriYnTeTery unmwni aae remeny . . ...... J . . bJI .1.-1 t.- v- I . . IlATbS. for the cure of local jm and eternal diseaaes. llun-
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We sre tery much indebttd to Mr. - tk.- I.
iewis iiowes, uq., cow in iew uneins, i dato
papers of lhat city to the 28th ult. 13 steamer F&irchild has placed us nn I similar obligations - - A (ET Gen. Walker, of Nicaragua, ap
pears to be active in perfecting . his . ar-
........ I , aiobile are m the lianas or a commit- ana of citizens. . nice . - - . - . . . . . I OCT Easiness in reir uneans is ex-1 .-acciy.!? rinlL and the citr i a almost de 1 ' h.TS already made their SDDearance I ' I I ter wviv. Accounts from Harana sUte that if r - . yellow ferer had made its appearance
trdth. Rmmch float that hail r . ' ' oi ceatly arrired in Havana harbor. The Teleeraoh Company for larins a sub i w I. .,:. .m. fmm ,. v,a f rY . . . I -of or riorida ma been oreamzed v j tn(j the means for the undcrtakinar cro-1 w I me CSDW Can DO procured.
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jv. rpot( of T-n:-iana triraa Ulorie of risen Bun, which Clothe the forest , f f "T ! lnP living green and genu each leaf
moss cnceriul Promise oi an aounaant -:am Th rin ia lrn and briftw but " . not so lar matured as usual at wis seaa as usuw ai mia earill be very Urga if not rlrfmt On th kit rlyrrost. üntbe best in lrsii1 AAAna fha Th urill
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kw . j i. .v. -i-.,i - u ' I t head Ol a man On norseoaCK. ft-r The Enquirer need not be jealous 0f our Draisea cf Sheriff Gavitt. We .. .:.: .. .. have no S0C Ul Or DOlltlCal affinities With tfle ex.SherirT. What we have said of was simDie Äct 0f justice due to his eood conduct We shall SDeak of I - 1 1 castieation that shall be felt, as insensi ble as he is to the common editorial Ush. ye wm try it as a duty to preserve the decehcy 0f the press. OCT Mr. Ingle is now in chr.rge of the whole line of the E. & C. Railroad as determined to spare and extend the business of the road. The Faducah Facket, if she should prove to be a popular passenger craft, will bo a valuable tributary to it. Briqham Younq has written a letter o President Buchanan, expressing great eratification at the nrosnect of be im? SOOn relieved from the arduous duties 01 , . C1V1I governor, ana assunng tne rresident that the new functionaries will "be hospitably received in the Territory and kindlr treated and obeyed, if they shall confine themselves to their legitimate duties. Brigham is a shrewd fellow, and ...... meets the crista in his state affairs with a cunning and grace that will deprive his enemies of their triumph, and preserve his dignity and credit with his followers. If a ,.- tn.A i - w u.uv.ru u. liui auu ftVlicits as a favor to be relieved from the weight of power which he saw was about to be wrenched from him. To his tbl lowers he will say it was no deposition it was no sacrifice to relinquish the gov ernment, but a release from a burthen. as a aipioinaust ne wouiu te worm in a a m .sat . crisis the whole corps we hive abroad; in game ui wiu ue wouiu oui-iauey-ei rA fPs 1 1 a m mm A V i moat t .ji.uuu.m... fr7-A veteran nrinter. named Geo. M. Grounard, died in Washington last week, near seventy years of age, who had been nearly forty years in the office of the National Intelligencer, most of the time manager of the mechanical department. The long connexion is as honorable to the deceased as it is cvidence of the kindness' and probity of his emnlovers. CrCT A vesssl left Cleveland last week direct for Liverpool, by way of tbe Weiland Canal. Her return freight is engaged at the same rates as similar artides would pay by the way of New York, deducting all forwarding and warehouse commissions, it is announced that a regular line of several vessels will be put in the trade. CSrJobn Ingle, Esq., na" ex-Mayor Hopkins have been appointed by the subscribers to the Faducah Packet, a com mittee to visit Paducah, and confer with the merchants of that city, in the selec tion and arrangement of boats for the line of packets between the two places. Thev will leave this mornin?. and we commend them to the hospitalities and attentions of the citizens of Paducah, and . . . . ;n ,,1 Ä.i. hope their mission will tend to strengthn aru avt.ml tha mutual rood feelin that have alreadr been awakened be - tween the citizens of the two youngest and thriftiest cities on the Ohio. 0- Claims to the amount of nearly $300 have boen presented tcühe City Council for damages done to thc property in the houses "washed out" by the Firt Companies-, some ten or twelve ' days since. .We observe in the bills presented, that each house had a large stock of liquors on hand, which constitute the principal items in the claims. The Council laid the subject promptly on the table without deigning to debate the subject. Suits against the city are threatened as a consequence.
nn ftnrt tn inr5A I upua uo iawu, iu w . rft9ri lini.. rnnctmrf inn ' h mnnitrn. I One mniro. rt.n iimnrkamn time. Jm I ureus of connnned crmpies nave iicen maie to walk bv I
Martin Countv Börlas.
A fair correspondent writes us under - - 1 of the 30th or Jul j from the springs follows. "This is the beginning of the third rainy AT - ill whiTi k-A Vova AAaiAm mil r a ta fd
minutes onlr. been cheered with trleams of
umahins, bursting upon us, like glimpses of the better world beyond the cloud. There are now 40 or 50 visiters here, from Evans-1 I vme, Terre Han, Vincennea, Indianapolis, ower pans or tne oute, au pieasant ana i A people. In this rainy wither, after break fkat. wa.rnanrt tn thA Kcns-linor aalrvm I
V " .-.C,, v'toa master who is to pay two dollars
... ... . . . I vim toe Daws ana von pins; inen vo ioe ner, which I aiaure you i Tery welcome af-1 - - - .... I descendincr and monntiair tha lone hiil. ... . , . , ?dt'1S! best insütution about the springe for health, for t -m .re. it haa increased the caoacitr . .vr. r,. 1 1 my iung. fcuau vuuio iuv,, uuu lenjrtbened my " FreM JrdWUld ÄÄ tlie lOCKieS eX-I After dinner, cards, chess. oacKgammon, reaamg, wun a .wee. nap, . , . fill on the time till tea. And the evenine is i , jv.i-j a wnsu sws w s Ks; sou uisij usu. -Ä n ki .v in . ii-Mon. I wvu w w k w saw vw w v ' i slumber, that "knows no waking,n till the v t,. bw tn J & 'V0J . with its ,parklin- dew drop. ti,,. .m-.r,. I .,., B .v-.. mg alter toreeramy.nnpieasan.uaja. i is a UeUghtfullj pure breeze S Ü. lraparting frcshnew and life to all nature. 1 b mre an wg alter three rainy, nnpieasani aayi. a ncre iKMAüMa iihril!A rnat. itMnt those who . , i . a aWa. Last niffht was the I W VU V- U flfev - - B I "I01 T rmi ho? tne "r.. eaioaance in spin, u neu u m uiawn fc form. This morning we nad a apienaia ana . . 1 iwrm. iuu iuvimu8 f tn v,?n. Rome of ns irot spare halls and made double Ktrikce. Men are not hereafter to hare .11 the fun of theath - Utio ftnd invigorating games, demean to u "UI w " j.vv... I . . V, . VA .- nla.tnm. ftf 1 1 IA Ttiar I . .... I Washington. Ills storite ere never failing, ,nA tK.r era fw of na. who do not tret the min rnftf Cimet i wife are shortly to visit Evansville. We fcava lost two of our special favorites who Lav. over the hills. A party from Olney, Illinois, ... . . V 1 to be a pleasant addition to tho ao-l nwAtM sna Trt WM sa n oaiinc ! ciety. Donnevan i a pleasant landlord, but in tlü aire, he rather overrates trie cornpreaihilitv of ladies, rrovinir that ho is quite beJ V. .! .1 Vo- I..VI. A. . Thfl . .v . T i " J .Tit.. idea that six ladies can ocenpy and dress, I with hoops nix feet in diameter, in one room, ten by twelve, proves that he is a perrect barI v ä M . 4Viaf ISsia naVOF ffsn fiTl I. fil IIIR Wl I il V v i forests. We have a plot to catch him some ft. at Um hooM paRd hls xaL. - a vim .nm neent i.,n af in. fiuitesp.ee Which it is evident ho has never attained. A few cheap, neat cottages, scattered pver Uwn uJ ln e grovw, would bo an "P. TtZ ZZd ment of his guests. Just now we are pressed int0 such narrow quarters that our enjoymenu are circumscribed. Tell folks not to V uPon c t0 fast; wait uusomo'of us Set way to malie TOOm; Thcro Tnan.7 under charms, and free fun here, that we cunt . .... Wn.trnll aKntit l.PrP Terv much in tho stvle of the Southern plantation bollc, who told her country beau to look for her at a certain hour on Canal street, where he would "find her walk tig about loose." If you came up here, you will find na all straying about 4ilooeo.n La wren's Fees is Scotland. The cost Q. defending Madeline Smith, in her trial for tho Qurder of her lover in GlasI . row. Scotland .was 20.000. A treat o i o Pion oi ine sum was suoscriDea oy Ieadino Gs& merchants. An old uncle of the ßir1' a cor Put down S5'000 Thc weallhy Baird hmll lhf P"eat iron meters, whose income is $2.00,000 per annumwere among thc Ascribe" to the fund for her defence, Whether thes subscriptions were generous1 ßiven from a belicf ir her innocence, or from a selfish desire that the "class" to which the subscribers belong should not be disgraced by the ex ecution of one of their number, is not known. Every morning during the trial, on entering the court, the Dean of the Faculty, her chief counsel, received a fee of $1,250 for his dty's labor and his "refresher" $350. Another associate counsel took a round fee of $2,000 for the whole case. We should infer from these specimens, that lawyer's fees in Scotland are far. more generous than any thing known in this country. . k . After Miss Smith's acquittal, she went to the house of her parents and had an interview with her mother. Her father refused to see her ; she then left, as al le;ed, for a foreign country. The history of thc system of domestic and moral training to which this young lady was subject at the hands of her father, as well J ... M ln3 CC0Unt f the Palpal Cause - led to her fall-reading of li ht "r11"6 intcrestinS subjects of cn The Wool Clip of Ohio of this year will exceed 'that of any former year by 3,000,000 lbs. The prices paid for the crop has ranged from 40 to 50 cents; the best qualities have brought from 55 to CO cents. The increase in quantity was produced by a sheering one month later than ordinary and an increase of flocks. Eldox. Our readers will bear in mind that the sale of lots in the town at the crossing of the Canal and Ohio and Mis sissippi Railroad takes place on Thun' l.'iy next
. V . . :l, t.Sm 1 la id not. I . i . . i .1. 1 . . r il I
Dcneu oi v w. " mal me DOOKS ana accounts Ol tne roaa doesaliat it U recommended to do. It Uconrfantly always Choice in his modes of ezpreatdon. are Jn most excellent Condition, exhib- enlarging iu circle of friend-., carrying healing on Its but in a place like this, Buch a Visitor 1 worth . , ., . . . . wing, and Joy to the hearts of those suffering from 1 . ' . ... ... rtinof in a Hear manner all th financial ....... . .
ones. lie and Ms amtaoie I t o I wver uompuunt, jauuaice, i;yspepia, or general ie
Tbe Slave Trade.
The contract of the French GovernI ment for the transportation pf 10,000 blacks from the coast of Africa to ' MarUnique and Guadaloupe has been published. and proves to be all that it was represented. NIt is an open attempt to take negroes from the coast of Africa, on any terms they can be procured by the " contractors, for which the shippers are fo fnr ear.rt adnlt lanriArl 4 KYI and . . . . - .j Ä.u on I uu uiw vcuw i. wuuiu,vi ?w t Ann A 6 nr vtr Utalv. withheld ! W -" J P " I I . . , . . ana paia w remunerate vue cost 01 nis nassaze They are-we presume-to passage. iney are we presume u feed and cloth themselves on the re--i . . Anf j u.it . maining O. anu uoany wpay tuc.r Ma.. rtaeeeiM t A fin if IrtAV eror mf I IVVUIU uoWqV sjt aaissvisM iuvi wwwa bw 9 I j i by the Ü rencn Minister Ol Manne, WnO I .. ; . -r;mönt.i .rirntr caJ - " " ' .,:u :r nn.i-B ,11 -iti uJn a mm uiWU it vvan ww viit r saa w a va m w
-Ttem or abandoned if it fails. It is True Principle. -Never extra.-t Um T ÄDAna0nea " U ,aliS "Wood. Blood is the life. By abstracting it In painful
.. . Khnrmnt fnrm that R!avrv can assume, depriving the master of all interest in the slave or his progeny. Un- - - a j oer lBl5 8piem luc j ei3 , "" W0U1J be calculated for ten year.- and tasks , d to w him'up in that ...... j. ftnd tha birth of children . . u . calculated for ten rear and VI . f. v;l,nnf hon.Rt ft-, wvun m " 1 j wamM ennn lw nnt nut nf th urav aa WWW!. W W WW VMV WJ - " I th PPnri. shoulJ 7 S8nertcd T. . A..f f, " " j j" " " v:.:. " ? " i . rarU and London, that it is a combined rl-, icvont expedition, which Palmcrston's oreau the lomion i osi announces is oniy an experi- . . . , . mi itr. i.iit I on inursaay. ve are torn vy a genueman wbr. harl nrcaainn tr snm ns thom operations of the Company and its pres. ent pecuniary condition. The road is . ... n, n incut vi huo uuuviimi VUlkB VI u uvuim r f-v ..v.. pany re Greene. I t J r..i.iti... n.ti mmm isou.,. Mr. Silas J. Liacouib, of Birminghan, ' et i have found In BOSRIIAVE'S 1I0Ll.amj urrrcre a remedy lor Headache I 1 i mr'tYi I ee asva m- v. vt.i v a j ntiv ! av a3Vrvi. iv nivu i the trreatcat bcnefit.M Mr. K. .Nicholson, of Plttahnwr.. a1M rekll thtkt hfl hfM CTTH.rleneftli 'rpl;ef from its use for headache. : STKENGTII AND HEALTH RESTORED. Mr. John Davidson. Ii vincr tin mile almve
Pittubnrirh on the Pennsylvania Carftlasva I fe sl rhall furuiah and arivauce to the Gas C-mu-1 VT.?.UrR " lne enn"7" nJLJxan. Vr.V8' twnr iiientionel und lrtitfriaied in the orhrinl ordi-
" ncn 1 coinniencea taKmg liUKU A Vt HOLLAND BITTERS, I could harly Walk. Kow 1 enjoy excellent health." SPECIAL NOTICES. VCi KOTICBa In tliij ilvce, 10 cents per line ra one nmi.n : .n renia per line uiree tunes; S cents per line one week: discount on Jorger time. UJAHUlnl. I ' ' -w - " W wittt Boarders wanted at the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets. jys9-eoau. ' r-vff Bsacoü Lioht Social TcxfLt, No. 43, meets every alternate Friday evening-. as above. J. T. WALKER. B. P. T. A. J. O'Rilbt, B. R. JanSOly fJOR 8 ALE. TWO SOI FOl"ATAL8, . j 1 . . ... . . ' (second hand,) with Marble Top Stand and Silver Pipes, for sale very low by Jr2Vd&w2w. A. AN3PACIIER ft CO. mmvm-mmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmrmmmBmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmWmmmmmwmmmmmm-mm ICE CREAM! MRS. M. I. GLOVER having opened an ICE CREAM SALOON OS THISO STSr.tT, BKTWECN WlUlT S CHSSTVUT, Is prepared to furnish a superior article of Ice Cream, either wholesale Or retail, to all ho wish toj,a-Ule of this cooling ItiMiry. (jy23-tf. DK. BYFOUI) -RcvtvttTS all who are indebted to him to call and pay, as he wishes to settle up aul leave here. jy21-lmo. i VVO EvAssvit.tr Temflk or Ilosoa, No HS 41. meets every Thuratiy evening, in the Ilall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank. C. TT. RUDYARD, VT. C. T. A. J. 0'RsitXY, IT. R. JaiuWly COAL SOTICE. Tbe price of Coal at the Bopiak Miscs. is at the Pit, t cents per bushel; hauled to any part of the city, 10 cents per bushel, febj joint WTMOXD, Becretnry and Manager. DR. COGGSWELL'S That has produced snrh remarkable effects in many cases of N ErttiA, TeetioO, and ArrECtiois or the Head, caused by disturbed circulation, in those who Lave tried it In this city, Is fur sale at KELLER & WniTE'S. S3The higbet tenitnoninls of tu eftxary have been gi ven by a n umWr of the most respectable citizens who hare tried it. ÜJü If you are sick yoa mnst take MEDICINE. FOR ALL EXT ESPIAL AMD INTERNAL FAIÜ ÜSB DE WITT'S PAIN RELIEVER, Which is stronger sud requires less to effect a cure than any knwn remedy. FOK FEVKK AND AGUE TAKE the only safe and tiarmless remedy In the world, Rhode's Fever and Ague Cures FOE ALL BILIOCS COMPLAINTS TAKE The AntiUilions Pills. . . An auxileryto the "cure." These Remedies destroy the Disease but not the Ta ". UenU " VT. B.C1I APIS, Wholesale Agent, R. I. For sale by Druggists generally. jett'mo-d&w - - ;ir" Almost every paper in the Union is commenting upon the good qualities and great benefits derived from the use of Dr. J. IIosTETTsa's Stomach Bitters, and the immense sales b ich hare tern made by the agents in our Southern and Western cities, is conclusive evidence of Its virtues, and convinces us that it Is just the thing for this climate, and should be used in every family, by obi and young, before meals, during Ihis extreme warm a rather, as a preventative against all ; stomach diseases most prevalent at this season, when not only the weather, but the diet has a control ang in- j fucLce ujn tbe yrt?Bi. For sale by druggists ar.d dealers tcnerally. j.vSO-dkwlw
AIVTIPIILOGISTIC &rinr PuWic Sale of Land and City Lots. mi' ss. m. m.m.m kj a. pw cent, of the amount necsary to rure arid lay r rsii rnTniTi' mm -w mm down tlie service pipe to such point or along the pro- w" "f . -.. i
THE CHEAT ENGLISH REjIEUY
sik JAME3 Clarke's m rDDiirrn rtiunniiifi Fren n a preoption of Sir Jamw Clarke, M. h&SSA?S LÄbTwd! "cident to the Femai. it moneraies au excess, removes all obstruction son brings on the monthly periods with re gnlarity. These Pills should he used two or three weeks previous to conhnmneot; tney lorury toe constitution and lesaen the Battering during labor, enabling the mother to perform her duties with safety to heraei and child.. . - These Pills should not he taken by females during tha 1 RST THKKK MONTHS of Pkimmt. utSn are sure to taring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe. In all eases of Nervous and 8pinial Affections. Pain In the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight Kxertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowaeas of Spirit. Hysterics, bicit Jieaoacne, lutes and all the painful lSL??! , ?LsreT5l3:,5' S??? Pi llf .ithoui a owerfni remedy do not nnt.in Im. i .,i,..i i ' - Fall directions accompanying each package. Price nn.B. - t:no and postage stamps enclosed to any V. A .n. wM UM Vwtl. W- L "if DniVS;. VL ü.lf.V" ... .v..! ' ": UAUMViSSSSS ap.,v.lyta General Agents, e vansvi lie. . mh . iioneway ihm. ine axe is not more necesj new .ettju !sthi, won!erful medirin. whtrh rnrM vith nmldirv nrl rwtelritv 11 ttiM . . .r ouiiaung aneciions oi tne siomacD ana ue howeiH, I w lir.h MraTvac ndn.trv In unhealthy reciona Soli at the manufactories, No. SO Maiden Lane, New York and rto. 244 8 .rand, lxmdon ; and by all druggisw, at 25 cents, 2Jfc. and II per box I . .Ii...' rn , .Ion tfc r-Hent eaae. but remember this etwe Is only the reduction er leseningU.e Brash's Pills reU.ve pain by a.. stracting the csu of pain out of the blood. Their o purifies the blood; and to acute disease they are inval uable; they give ea and cure, but do not Injure the vital powers. . -J-TT eaiitie. nid 0 tion- Fluid Kxtrari vital powers. . . . , JyMmd l Ve Afflicted, Read-H. T. the afflicted his Genuine l'repai. Moa,iiuiaisxoBucnu,wnicniuMaccompiiauaKie moid evtranrdinarv cure of all other similar remedirt. Read the advwtisemeot in another column, headad Jym woolsei fc sawyer, a, euts. Kemp's Worm Pastllles-Children who rej.,ot with loathing th, ordinary mercurialized vermifups, i devour these Tallies with as much gusto as other confectionary. They certainly and safely expel all i ntestina! worms. Bkistol's SiRSiraKiiLA. the sols survivor of a score of (so-called) SarssrrilUf In tts stance where it has ien taken without benefit; and in neany aiicaseaacompieiecureiseneciea ny wsuse.A. IM3 HAUIICl ihm IUC l'pUUlU IU1IJ UCV.U it bility. (eeadverticinent.) Uy-ltndww Three time. . i t tl 00 One week, :::::::::::: Two weeks, :::;.:::::: One month. ; : : i : t : : : : Three mon'Jis,. : : : : t : : : : t fix months, : : : : : : : : t : One year, :::::::::::: tlf Piwount on larger advertisements. 1 w : a w : 4 0 : 7 50 10 00 15 00 S Cani of six lines or under, $10 per annum. IV No "till forbid" advertisements received. v an w I , , - " ;!?; ... y'j VWK line 1 rtlllUea AH UraiUaUC lo pro "e tor "Unginel,ltvorfcfansvIllestItli ' " - SECTION. Be it onlained by the Common Coontm. .IrnrLu rVhA Ä..!'!! SS re k Mio tne Vuofororouhr ffis Iii pes to or al ns any street, lane m-otiiHla or thoniurhfxr of mid ntv. or I uch street, lane, aller. pabVic r round or thorough v m nm im aksi vn. nance to wlii. h this is a supplement, iy the ii.im of J"hn Jetfrtj- Sc Co., or tue suetesmir r awitmiof fi!l,!i" Vr,Sl'u y.l-s aim i.ij nip innu uon nuniR uie iiruuoüeu line oi extension shall I the duty of said (las Company, without uunecceaury delay to Uydownas or Mxvite ).ic ioitj HD wwv, !ue, aiicy, iuiiic gn uuujor .1. W . . . . i ' iii ruuy iii.irr. or vt ucn foim Hierein as me common council may uimt, tne city luminhmir tiie meat: 1 to procure and erect the puMic lamp, lamp poMa and fit tinFsanS fixture a provided foria il x-ifinnl ordinance, ami t!ie nil lias Company shsll fundsh to the CitV. a one Mich line or extiMinion. bm tn t rrmaumnl I for die piionr eceniat tne same rateat which it If or I ... n.. 1 I V... t,l I ... 1. . M thocirv.andtheau.il i:onrf.-r tn .ifi,n:ik 1 fr.5iurnvaiecHiKuiniiion aiona sucn line 01 ei-.en-I .. : .. .v.. . . n wu . t. :.L : . : . L . . : i si'jji. mi; tunc .i f iitL u 1 1 i ur zuny it; luruiauru to ivivate consumer in other riartnof the citv. Frc. 3. Tlie City shall he crediteil on the hook of said Uvs uoupany with tha amount ad vanced for each and every such new line of extension, and hall he chnrcol i.u -Ud hooks with all the fas conxuiDerton such line, hotb y the city and.hy novate coosutners, and aheneviTtlie amount thus consumed equals the I nt POrin and laying dtrn the aervice pipe I alonir any such new line, the pine along uch line sball become the 1 to perry of said tUi Company in the a roe manner an 4 loths same extent as If it had tieen oritrinaliy purchased and laid dowa with the means ef the Gas Company, awl until such pipe so become tbe prop-tv of the Uas Company the City shall be entitled ii collect an l receive feaa privat consumers along siicn line uie price oi bii gas usea ty tnem, or the city may at its option require aaid Uas Comjiany to w ake the collections from private consumers along such line, and account to the ctryfortlie rame ; Provided, that any a-ivance made l-y the City under this ordinance alinll not U-nr intern and half not be payaMe otlerwise than in gu as aove provided, unless the Uas Comrny ihould fail within aivasonable timeafterre chiving the advance, to furnixh the caa alone the two. po-el line of extension, according to the provisioi-s of inc ii rF iK .ion ni uiih omiDmncc. aac. 3. Until the service pipe on Inv new line contemplated by this ordinance f.ha!l have become the raÄffi rSasiÄtT ity niont hl y bill or accounU of the gas used on such line, f how iii how much eas wad nml bv the Oil and how much by each private consumer on such line du rin g the previous month. Sic.i. Thia ordinance hall not Uke effector be lui.iiiiK wir: v ojr vi l.T&nvilir linul tne -lll VIA Company shad file with the City Clerk the aaeiit of said Company thereto in writing, and uion the Cling or saia assent in is orninsnce shail take e fleet and hall I publuhed toy aaid Clerk. 1 1 JOHX nEWSOX, Mayor. At'est: WELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk, augt. Alf ORDIIfANCE To Provide for the Extenalon or GaeLtutrts i w ithin the City of EraDSTllle. Passe! Aug. 1st, A.I). 1857. EJECTION I. Be it ordalard by the Common Cunkjt ci i oi me cuy or evansville, tnat whenever any A inf. a f n V. 1 trig. tnl naa wo Oa Ka m such line, aud willfurnUh tolndividual consiiTncrs along uch line who may have made such advances, . . Ä . r . .. . . . . i?.V s for private cOnsamptien, at the mne rates at a hkrh -.-.up. i or may he furninhed by the Gas Company to her pnraie coiiKumera, until the amount raruianea to each person making any auch advance shall be equal to the luuount anvancen ny aucn person: rrovirtert, howerer. tlii ik. ...ii .Vv. üIki. r-1... . . w m Yirm'iU rsr.i r?.Z7i''Z" the same otherwise than In gas, as above In this so lion -- -. - .. -. .- y - -1 . wvTUUil Ir. fee. 2. This Ordinance shAll take erstand be In , rorve rrom and after iu pnMiratton. JOHN II EW30X, Mayor. Attest: WELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk. T.IME AND CEMEXT. HA I V bMs. White Lime: luO do Cement, in store and for rale hv sug ORR, DALZELL&CO. COTTOX TARN?. : : 4i bags 500 and 600 Tenne ee Yams for sa!elv ugl ORR, DALZELL CO. "linilTB LEADmm aw) kegs received and for sale bv sag. . ORR, DALZELL k CO. TAR CAXDLKS i5 whole, half and rjnsrter box. lnt rw'd and for sale by agsS. E. (1 1 LH KR1 T & CO.. Sycamore strtet. sTIVPAL CANDLES J Sä whole and half hovt for nie low bv angt S. E. GILBERT k CO. PtORN BROOMS 60 dorco asjorted oual;fies for sale bv I. E. GILBERT Si CO. 7 VKITT3fo PAPERw w . si Foolacan. Litti .nit rimmM,l Vni. r..- , . w f m.. ' " . H"i ?c; ivw ur lauci a. k. ui i.i. mit a- r ri lNVK.LOPEg M-A 25,1 ,Cf0 in store and for sale by ' S1 i. E. GILBERT k t'O. CASE f.uc Florida Leaf at rr'ai!. sss m.vs J.S.McCRACKE.V.
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New York . Erie Railroad. 'I : c?ecial- rVbViCE. ' : .St TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. Bnv vourThroufh Tickets to Nw Toss. Botom J'BiuaMkTHia, an New ngUn4 Cities via. thia Boote. , vw. XuTSugn vo new iotk uuj withvvt cbitoi orcaas. IT The ONLY ROUTE to 31 jw York City haTinf WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS! Tbl I.tne extetuta t Dunkirk. Baflalo.'ana Niagara Palls, with an unnroken Wide Oaage eeanecting at Dunkirk lirecüy wiihall trains lromClCTelaninein. nati.St. Louis and Chicago on the, Lake Snore Kail TfT1 ,,, ,; Knftato i New Tort Cltf ItlTtrii mv in diiwtrnnfrtions with alll the Steamers I 1 on Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and litjjtl wiihtne Bunaio & iaaeuurou miituwi irvu wuvti i MiasaaaraLLS via uananaaiguaana r " - W.TI. itiasaaa mlli tu vuuuiuiKua v. r i Railroad , mAVing Street connections wun au iraina on t the Great Western Railway, from Detroit to Chicago, -j. thus alfrding the traveling public unnvalJed jocimiea. i any length of time, and resume their Journey without Jaw ioeon rAsctaui-iw qui mui tu f -yt CuAraTCe tar- TllROFOnTICKETSforsaleln allUie prin dpl Western Railroa Otfioes. PP" Fs as low ist any oTHsaaotrra. . , G.F.SillTlI.Oen'l Agent. .1 ? : HOMER RAMSDELL. Cleveland, 0., May lSth, 17. President. soy2slyd&w PROCL A3LVTI0N ! . Bjc it known by all sickly, weak and debilitated per sons, thatMcLsiK'l TRENGTIIEXIX0 CORDIAL Is the only remedy that will strengthen and invigorate the system, and remove all impurities in the Blood. It is very pleasant to take. ' la it is combined the properties of a Toole, Diuretic and Alterative. It will cure any disease of the Stomach. Liver er Bowels, such, as: Diarrhoea, Billiousuess, DysrepsU, Indigestion. Heodache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour 8tomach. Liver Complaint, Costtveness. Weakness or DebilKy, Pain advi parents to give them a teespoonful of this Coraiai uaiiy. ..... tF See Circular. J. II. McLEAN, Sole rmprMor of this Cordial Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil LUiiineut. , MfPrincinal Pcnot Corner of Thin! and Tine ireeis, ri. ioun, mo. ; apii-ivaawis Sold t y Keller Si V hue, Drnggists, filain-etreet . ... " GRE.VT : EXCITIJMENT its use. many that were sutTennc for vears witholil Chronic Sore, and had tries in vain the mauy remeXaa McLean's CelelsiUed Liniment. McLean's. Volcanic Oil Liniment Is the hest Liniment that has ever been discovered Jlnd the only reiiaUe romeSy for the peedy and permanent cure oi oores or au atmis, aweiunss, or any local rains on man or animals. rr-LIvery-stable Keeper). Farmer. Dravma tM I tihoulJ keen m aubdIv wnnsstAsitl v sft n faAtif!- fa I mr w - m er f be ued In time of need. - TBICE OF THE LINIMENT. In consequence of Uie iacreaaing demand for tMeyal .,.,. . t. , . .. . ... ÄEnnT ouantitr i . -w - - - twenty-five cent size, sue on In proportion to thrir costs, so that imrchssers Witl save caooey by retting uie lärmest sues. sir- au orders rur tne oicancuii tmimcnt mnst be addressed to Uie proprietor. JAJIZiS Jl. OiCl.r.A.1. I .. vn.!;i t 4 : . AJ"-,E TMTule' Ind,Tl-LLn. it WllITP ai lyJ hELLBR a uue JOHN F. CLOVER, WHOLESALE AND ItKT AI L, DKALCK IM PINE LUMBER AND SIIINGLES, Corner of Main and 7th Streets, E V ABSTILLE,. I.D. aug3-d&wlmo. ' , ' I f raR1!t8RT FLOORrXO. ' ' - Mß 3hMm feet Drensed White 1'ine Flooring, Just trum Machine, and rorsaieny juii.i r. UlI EK. anid&wlm Corner of Hsin and 7th streets, t 110PLAR LATHS. 100.0UO Cat Poplar Lsths.three and fonr feet long. just receivea ana tor saie try uat juh.-m r. uixivnK.' aug3-d&wlm Corner of Main and 7th streets. llenry D.Lengdson, ( vs. Anacnment. Frederic vT. Wigginbaase, ) . . Before Daniel Chute, Justice of Vanderborrh County, -. xiKitana. A ID Frederic W. VT1 gglnhause is hereby noUfied ef t7 tne rndencr or sua suit, ana that the saioe will stand for trial before me at my olfice in Pigeon Town bip of aaid county,, on the sCth say of August 1&T, j at y o ciock in tne forenoon. aagw.j DANIEL CHUTE, Justice NATIONAL ' HOTEL, CORA KR AIA1X AND FOURTH STREETS, LOUISVILLE, KY. WK are refitting the House throughout with New FtRsiTvaa, and in a style I v w w iui kw ibxiiui IIU . I; I second to none In this City, and will be ready I for the reception Of guextsou the Twbstith or Acocst. We are confident, from the CENTRAL LOCALITY OF THE HOL B, THE gUPERIOHr 1TY OF THE ROOMS, and the style in which we in tend keeping it, that we will have unparalleled auece, and during the National Fair, commencing the Fourth f -pml)er, intend rrepnring aocoinmodatioas for ON B THOUSAND PERSOX8. Mr. Jas. L. änrad. the very ropnlar Clerk, late of the Capitol Hotel, Frankfort, w ill officiate at the JJeslt. TERMS. 81 SO PER DAY. NEAL fc BTEALEY. augl-Sm.) Proprietors.' 0Xt M0XI)AT' A?,?ust,l1'Sl,f ,atl.th? Court House M0011 f ""A. 0oc rk, A.M ,3Jiacres I nrindrirhin mi pi lif knniTlll.. in rrutiAtal ille. , " ' . ... - tions 6 and 6, Town 7, Range 10, to be sold in small tract. E-ght 25 Acre Lots and two 65 acre Tracts. On tbe fi$ Acre Tract j are good new frame homes. On one of I taese in also a larce rnune Manie. aeron and to ow üh, Corn Crib,Stnoke House. Chicken hon and S good Cisterns one of which will hold 300 barrels of water, ana h:is a cnam Pump in it. To the other house is also attached a good cistern. The a Acre lots are lot am Und exeeedinrlv rich and timJ active, yield ing' rnm ffl to Bushels of cm jer acre. Some of tNjare heavily timbered, snd willfornixh enough Wowl and raw Loga V pay fv them. They are rtainly desimril tsu-ts of land and present an inviting opportunity for investment. They are near Market, being within 1 miles of Evnville. which farni.'roes a good home market for all kinds of products of farms or gardens.' This land when rented brinsn 30 bushels of corn per acre, delivered in the crib, w hich fa a inrge per ceoU on the investment, as some time during almost every yetr Corn is worth from SO to 90 cents per bushel . ..... This soil however is adapted to the growth or d.Berent kinds of grains and vegetables, and is desirable for gardening purposes. The home demand far g"udn products Is now considerable and is still increasing; and those who ra:e onion", potatoes, tec, for uipr"f J.' "sriaNy well paid for their laW. TITLE GOOD. . . -.7VTERM: , . One fifth cash, 1 fifth In 1 year, 1 tk tn 3 years, 1 fifth in years and 1 fifth In 4 y eat s with interest, pay able annually. . '. ... : These terms are most liberal, and will enable I man of ordinary industry after making the nrt payment to make a living and accumulate sufiicieut to make defwrrd pavmento. . I'bus of Uif tract can I seen at our office and persons wikhiiif to examine the premises U1 please tall onus. - also the roiuowivo DEscRiEst citt Vmorrgrv: Tbres Lots fronting each 3 Beet eg second street, and running lack ljö feel, being. suSxiivuion of lot 55 Upper Enlargement. Iob. aaiHl 4 in Block S Elliott's Frilarzement. . Lot 10 in Block 50 and Lot 3 in ttjock 4 Eastern Enlai4'nretit. ' . rtRMS OF SALE ma le kw?t or. dr of vir. 1GLEIIART Sl tM l!l, aufl ts R.ai L.-uic Afcnt;.
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r P. G. Ö'llILEZ & COOLD rVrsSLIIHTD St6r.a;f Forwarding CcCommissioa General Kail road. Steam and Express Agent. racial Iserts roa r ksstlvakia ealeoad. 1 M AYING fitted up a mammoth Wharf-Boat, the on tne unto Kirer, ia n i munrr. mm ur nvtvuwd to facilitate With rfompC dixptueta all kmH eutrwnted-tto ooi care, tntae by Hiver, Hallroad or Canal wunoui km c tc particular attention rill bt paid to Receiving, Storing and lorward'ng; and also to tWe 2,2??auC w , n i: A.niipv . v.mm t all 0; friends foi vheir 'onner pstrcnage,an4 regpertfuuv solicita a eondnaaiice or the waft win ue auiT rrcircornw!. , a More Room, wen suppnin, win r aepi wr uae tv eotnnKHLition of koaU, and rteir orders carefullr tj jy,O.U'KILltYk ut.. mlid&wly A -DAILY LlftC C7 TO HENDERSON, :! on TrtE nqi vxA side. Te Raa In ConniLsn Ith tne Uae f . Coaches ts IIOP&LfSVIiXB, 1. TI1E suhacriners have estabilaD-. . -eda LINE OF COACHEi, -is-t.J.--to run between Henderson and il van mile, 1AJLI. . on the Indiana side, crossing the gteasa ferry e.; Jlenderson. . -- LEAVING. The voacne win leave iieiraerson everv mnminf at 6 o'clock A.M. and arrive at Ersnsvule . In time to coniect with tbr morning traJaan tbevSJt vine ans Cmwfordrllle Hallroad t aA i-iir-.-RETURNING Will leave Kvansville at rV -. v, enabling passengers to take the Stages from riendersoi. ie to Hopkinsville, which leave oa Monday, Wed naad ay -and Friday evenings at P. M. . -. . mere is nowagua oixAJi isaai aiuar n,w and passengers will be taken across the Ferry wf, .oal ctMu-ge for ferriage, and will be carried wtthieilbag- . . genre to any pan or me city. , Those who patronize this Line, may be sure of hawing careful and attentive drivers and comfortrlls ' , Coaches. Citixens or tne Dayou and way passengers wiu ne taken at a fair proportionate rate of fare, v . IT Otflces at the Washington House, EvansvUla.and the Tay lot House, nenderst.n. 'J'J' 'TA r it a k a servwaa kw- faA S a ...... ä. ii. vaia vy. Jy304i 1 , . .) , , ; . l iTOpnetert. TUE TRUTH AC0FT . KANSAS.; GOV. CEAHY'O rwr C..,, ß.. :ar. . - - rrfnl1v- rrininild frutn th OfficieU document h TWiuirtnu-nt of State at Waihlnrton. and other rpers la the possession of tho author, with a f at 1 account or . ; ,. - The lovaalea of Kansas from Missouri-. , Tt. rantnr. trial ikmt tmlmnit of tha Tree State tii. oners, the clwracter and movements of the UorUer Kal (Luis, the murder or uunum ana outers. Tbe ContTOTC-my between (loiersw Gaarv an Juege iecosavte. The proceertlugs of the Territurial Legit tature, of the pro-slavery L onvenuon, anu uie orgaiiisuiuu i National Democratic party, with a - ' - t Sketrh of Kansas erlag Its early trookte under Governor Heeder and Shannon. I Invasions, Battles, Outrages and pariere, I A copy will be sent to any rart of the Unites RUte. by nMil, free of postage, wn the receipt of retail priceA liberal discount U las trade. Unt thouswfca Agetua . wasted. ,;,,. Price In Cloth, 81. Paper, BO' eta, - CU.illJ C. B1I0DES PnblUhir, . . ,jyi3-ai TT-Iaqulrer Bnildtng. Philadelphia. "Wbf ice. f.vo ; : ALL persons having busines with ait as a Jortioa of t'iseon Tnwnthip, are berehy notified that a will he found at Messrs. hral fa 1 lei man's Foundery. i, and nr nnice next door, i bars , made thi charge throngh the kirnlness af the ahova firm. ThenVeof a J astlce of the Peaortn this towsrship will net supportanv man who luu a family. un lens lie can nave mmt outer naainea nmnrneu imi forlhre Uat all time not Iom than five JuHioe in this township, when two coo Id do all the business sod not lie employed half the time. I shall he in the empUr f of !deer-. Krati & lleihnan, and can at all times l-e found at their estaMnshnient, hy tho who wtfh ro pamniJie me in my official capacity. This change U ntada . to ermhle me to aapnort my If nd rkmiiy and all bJne that may I thrown Into mv hand will I tliank . . AA v r v . ea'e a aa a ta runy received. ljvsur ri.s.n i nu uu uiisai r. ) ' WJMANOS FOR BALK At the Book Store, M ef First and Jlaiu streets, tvanTiiie,'v J01LS 11EALET. PAKTLRE FOR COW ft. T HAVE so excelMd VaMure Tows,' wttbfa a JL short distance rf the cUv. ArptvtAl MIC1IA1.L I'. JOXK.V - JySO-lw. X mile IhU side of thc hlt WeU. . - Cvo TfiorsAxn hams - ki Qoiglcy's beat gugar-Curea, at jy30 Z.J1. C.H)K f05'a.. TaTEflF.TABLE?. ' .... W AU kinds or frett Tegeia'is ror saie Z. H.CUOKfcBOS". DflS. ICIVETT ti FLCACER WH AVK aociated themselves together" mm. for the grester convenience of mr of time tining their prof fesaion of DK.TITlt V. line or lioLn m their office Ion Flr street, where they wfll at all times be harpv t rerei ve the visits of their friends satt patrons. IwOfbce formerly occupied by Dr. aV. ilray. . Jy27-3ia. . . . ( . , ;"t vv 1 ' ' i . 1 .' ICE CREAM OALOOri. Main Street, between First and Second. THE. LARGEST, establishment in the state. m.t rt i i'ri nu ob nnu i nans wtin. JL respecUuily luform the ciusens of Kvansvul JL o respecUuily inlorm the ciusens or tsy ana icinity, mat toey nave a larger awes oi v j Tobacco, Repars, Snnff, Pipea, and German Smoking Tobacco.,. than any two establishments of our crinclpal cttlei. , Hotel! and More-Keerers Khe to your inceresw. . fore purchaing elsewhere, examine our largssMurft, ment, which we pledge ouraelvee to sell at the lowest . Baltimore prices, and cheaper than can be bought ia Cincinnati or Louisville. All we sk is, that yoa. snail call and judge for yayraelves. Ws JTer snyaf ,. ! t m h..IBji or Mall. Oar ostsMishmenri ' aliraoch of Um well known extepnve Baltupors To? Uum UarrhonM of Joa. rentnen K ro"., .-o. VimaidmiL . - W. VKNWfevlCll ml BW jyttl Wain St., 1 doorabore Ut, JiraoiTiile, BACOX IIAM8 A!YI PICKLED PC3H.H) Choice Bacon llani, all mv own curing; 60 Keg Pickled Pork, i lbs lo each, put up tt ' nressly for family u., tffm G AVI8K, Corner of Fourth and Main Street. " If. B. A mod stock of Family Groceries constant! - on hand and for sale. Jyasr-lai.' - " ,.sT ASh I m fp. v ans fine Colored lMntinr Ink. i n. jytt nnoBACCO. JL 401 boxes of pounds half pounds, fives and eights, asAortct qualities, from common to verv choice, for sale low by. LljX'i - .S. E. GILBERT m CO. - TyAXTE CCRBAXTS. MJ WO As choke for sale at red need prWs by jy S. E.GILBERT & CO. Con b0 OTTOX TARSi- , ;, , bacs Cr tress Factorv. tbeirt In tbe market. forsaleby ; . IJyiCl S. E. GILBERT t CO.. O)TT0X"bÄTTIXG Wi bules top sale low bv - - : - - & E. GILBERT K CO.J mwATcitrstr IT u. Round wood lox Matche,' 4 rr""' J"" reoerved. j JO - - K fe. GILBERT At CO. 1UBE LEMON ?)KI?r7- - . ... . 20 boxes Lemon ?yrup-for ab , ' ' .' iyVO : . I . - . v,-B, K. GILBERT fc CO-t j - 11 1 fc ..ai i i " " Ü ' " ,mm t OWDE-KEBj CGARi--JL 15 bbl. Uvering's best, and ft. James, W sale by a is jy jy b- K. (1L.B&KT & CO. - R bags' 'forile by E- GILBERT it "' jyit . t , , , Sycamore treet, near V ater. i'iT nKrKivr.ii10 rs irp-., ig Csstua; UiJ tri-., " ' 1 i V ' . ' . . . j.v2M ll(.t.LI U te KlllViP. i'SV Y.W t'IIKIt7 . A rKMcb rrcnved r-r Mirfr 'Henry Ftslmsb,udfcrialeby.,lJ.vl SAM. TlCKERT. c il'MiniKS Jast Heeelved. - j u i riilied and 1 lrrul Sugar: j. hove.- tr Candler , Vn M l; C:dvr Viucfsr, fer a: T SAM. VICKERT.
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