Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 227, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 September 1857 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. . t - WEDNESDAY MORNING; SEPT. 9. Democratic County Convention. The poor pretence for a convention, assembled' in the name "of "Democracjlit SUnsiia's Grove,, od Saturday. There wer about-forty persons preeat; onethird of these; .were inditferent spectators of the. farce.'. The active participants wore about equally divided in opinion," in regard 'to the plans to be adopted; and their measures-were -consequently decided by the votes of; about .fifteen persons; and nearly all. of those who formed the majority wero office holders, of anxious', and hopeful '.expectants of otSce, j T through . some shrewd party manceuverings. They were therefore most stre.iuous advocates of party dis ciplines and the undisputed authority of conventions. The assembly had not the hardihood to propose to make any nominatioas at present, in- defiance of the recent unmistakable condemnation of such a proceeding by the popular senti ment of their own party; but they ' concocted plans, by which they hope to usurp the power, and control the action of .the party in its future movements. These fifteen or twenty self-constituted representatives of the . Democracy of Vanderburgh, voted that the whole con trol of the party should be given to a Democratic Central Committee. ThU measure bein carried in spite of the protest of neaity oae-half the thirty or forty active participants, and by the votes of only 10 or 17 men, these modest and anxiously patriotic office holders, immediately set to woik to constitute the august committee, which they made up of their own names and a few subservient manageable friend. By this' sort of legerdemain these gentlemen suppose they have shuffled to themselves the trumps and hold the power in the political game. Without the semblance of authority, they gather together and appoint a body twice as numerous as themselves, anl claim for it an authority to speak in the name of the whole party.' Under the name of this bogus body- a ; fiction and an imposture to delude the honest and simple voters these party wire pullers usurp the political power of .the State. A clique of men, whose moral, intellectual, social, or financial weight would not be missed, on a single ; street ; in the city, or in a rural neighborhood in the county, if they were all, by some fortunate event, taken from the community, foist themselves into a political position, and by adroit management get control of their party, and through the power of that party, obtain the entire command of the political affairs- of the people. Men who would not be -entrusted with the control of the smallest private estate, contrive to get into their hands, the offices the honors the revenues and the power to frame the laws of a rich and populous State. Is. it strange that political honors have lost their attraction to honorable menthat an official commission is beginning to be regarded as a license to peculate on the public that official integrity is an historical virtue, lost in the floods of political corruption that public virtue and patriotism are only hollow pretences to gull the people that the government, itself is viewed as anorganization, to be used for the benefit only of thet partizan horde that shall get possession of it ; is there any mystery in ;his deplorable state . of affairs, while , this system of bogus conventions is tolerated by either of the great political parties, and are managed by such men as in evitably will get control of them ? There is very little difference in the character of the conventions of either party. . They are got up simply as instruments in the hands of the leaders of each. Twenty men in each party, in every county of the State, direct through them, the movements of their respective parties. Forty men in each of the seventy three counties, select all the candidates of both parties, and direct the suffragej-of-the -voters, either for or againit this or that -man. Yhichevcr party triumphs, the virtual control of the government is in the hands of about fitcen hundred political jobbr3 who direct these primary meetings,, and manufacture a factitious public opinion. If such an usurpation had been accom plished by force,; the people would rise and exterminate the tyrants at a' Tl6w. But so long as party delusions canbe maintained and the cunning' and frauds of the leaders be concealed, the people will blindly, submit. Do the . people of Indiana know that they are ruled and made the puppstg of iass than a thousand subordinate political leaders, scattered through the, seventy-three counties of the State, and those subordinates are acting in. qbedienca to half a dozen superior demagogues, who have the whole real political power of the State in their' hands ? and yet such w notor iously the case. Will the people o Vandcrburg -its true genuine democracy submit to the dictation of such men as controJed the convention on Saturday ? Let them demand a publi- ; r -r ör tiyie,'pir3eedinss' afcd'a by ' - lin;y thev were adopted. t 07" Mr. Thomai Ager,' keeps us" in debtel to him. and himself in f rnembfahce,1 T by' regulaV 1 package' o Oregon and Washington priors.

North West Indians v-j,. It appears that a tribe of friendly

Iad'tau3,called tfie Sissitons have, at the instigation of the officers of the govern ment, been pursuing and killing the band of Indians, who committed the murders at Spirit Lake in Iowa, last winter. At the last accounts the whole band of marauders had been killed except one, who had fled to another tribe called the Yankton's, who udertook" to protect him from his pursuers, the Sessitons, when a battle ensued, in which twenty-five of the Sessitons, and a large number of the Ysnktons were killed. ' 07" Rents have fallen off rapidly in Chicago, since the . money pressure be came stringent. In some parts of the city they hae declined to nearly one half. The depression in money matters has cooled the fever of land speculators, and thrown a large, amount of property upon the market. The fastest city in the Union is likely to see pay day come with disastrous consequences to many of its citizens. 07" The Petersburg Reporter thinks the canal needs another reservoir between that town and Evansville. When a break occurs, it requires a lon time to re till the canal for a dbtance of twenty miles, with a fall of only one inch to the mile. There is an eligible place for a reservoir a few miles' below Petersburg, where one could be constructed at a very small cost, which would materially, aid in keeping tho lower level in a tollable sUgo. . , . . . 07" Wo publish a communication today from Judge Foster, that may lead to some beneficial results,' if 'U be adopted in the light spirit, and the object of the meeting be made truly and sincerely, to investigate the alfairs of the road, for the urpose of coming, to a better under standing between tho stockholders and contractors, and doing: something in good faith to get the road through. Dis sensions and mutual jealonsies, are tho bane of f all public enterprises, and we have sometimes feared they would be the ruin of. the road; and we would hail a reconciliation of feeling, and a union of ellbrt in this work as a great public blessing. , "'.' '. XThbody of a man was found on the Pacific Railroad, 13 miles west of St. Louis; on Friday, completely severed in two at the waist, and tho upper' por tion of the body lying on one side, the rail, the lower pn the other, and every shred between them severed. It is sup posed he fell from the cars and was run over by the train. f" Omo Stock.' $100,000 of Ohio State G per cent, stock, redeemable in 188Cf was sold in New York last week, at prices varying from 93 down as low as 00. The same stock was taken of the State last winter at 100. The best paper in New York is shaved at the rate of 12 to 18 oer cent. - Lower crades are sold at 2 and 3 per month. ' -. t OCT We are indebted to Gov. J. Xealy Johnson, for a " package of the late.it California papers. C7A i oundry is about to be established at Petersburg on the Wabash and Erie canal. 57At a meeting of the members of the Dar of Vandcrburg county, in the Court lioohi, September Sth, 1SÖ7, during thesas sion of the Court of Common Pleas, toshow rticet to the memory of the Honorable James Loc kh akt, deceased; James G. Jones, was appointed chairman: On motion, a'committeo consisting, ot Conrad Dakcr, Asa Iglehart and Charles DcnbyvEsqs, was appointed to draft suitable resolutions. The committee presented theloiiowing,' wmcn.wcM unanimously adopt ed: . . JSisvlceJ. That we lament with deep regret the death of Hon.' Jarnos Lockhart, late a member of this Bar. and that wo sympathise with his bereaved tamily in the:r affliction JiteoiCitit I bat having known the deceased by an intimate professional and social intcrcout.o for manv vears, we render willing tes timonv to his purity and ability as a Jndjje to has high attainments as a practitioner of tue law, und to Ins worth as a man. JUi'Jted, That as a mark of respect to the memory of the deceased, this court be requested to adjourn until to-morrow morning at r.mo o'clock: the members of tho bar am! theotticcrs of tho court attend tho funeral in a body anl tliat wo wear, erape on tho left arm lorthirtv days. ..... ., Jieaolrtd, That these resolutions be ' pprcad on the records of this court, and that they be published in the newspapers of this city, an that tho uawspapers -ot'-this Judicial .Circuit be requested to copy the name, und tliai a cony of proceedings of this meeting be handed to lue wiuow or tue deceased vj tne ciiairman. ' '. JAS. O.JONES, CJtairman. L'dkcnd L. Setxoch, Secretary. ' IIats. Amon the numerous mannfac tories that aro in successful operation in our citythero is no one that docs more credit to the place, than the bat manafactory of Massrs Vautier & Marconnier. They produce an article for beauty, lightness, and durability that is equal to any that can be fotiud in any city. ;"Ve have worn for year, in the warm climate of the South, the lightest and f nest chapeaux imported from Puris, and without an attempt to puff, or exaggerate the quality of our home productions, we can say with candor, we have never worn amorebcautiln or comfortable hat than those made by Messrs. .Vautier & Marconnier. "While we have mich manufacturers among us, it is a reproach for any citizen to wear a hat brought from abroad. It is a public duty to sec that such men are fully employed. Tux Psdkstkun Ff.AT. Mr. James Lam bert, who i as undertaken to walk a thousand miles in a thousand hours at biewart s Oym urieiiuii, Jiostunrwalkcd the StiTth mild be tween S and a o'clock edncsday evening. in 2') minutes and 2') mjconJa. Jut 133 mi les then. cHiraU?d 1dm from fame, but al tiinneh he 1 oonnJcnr of reaching the goa his physicun'is approcn.4vi;thnt his system must nreas uown under the gre-i iuru wh'eh he hits imjKd upon it. .

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iiauroaa. i , SI I ilucu ha been said and not a little written i : f .1. . f.- I icir uu gaiu iuw luauagciuvui. i tu Straight Lino BailroaJ: and I presume it I ,will bo admit to 1 by all, that -its rroirrest lias I f.llnn fur brrf r.f lw niut-llnnj J ; . I lallen Xar short or tlie expectations ot iu frienJi, and tho promise made to the sub scribers to it, stock. J do net with to enter into a discussion of its management, nor to point-out the cnHses thnt have operated to disappoint enr expec tations, but simply, to Bugged to the stockholders to tliOM who like myself have conInbntcJ land and monpv tj l.nil.l tlii roa.l I ... i i , v that we owe a duty to Ourselves to lOOK after it:-to meet together and rmsult for onr ----- 0 ... common anil trenpml Introsf.' nriil ask tlie j, , ' muvcig vi lira vviuj'iuij iv Jiivcb n itu ui ua i pi ve such explanations a tho full cluciiation ' of the affairs of the Company reqniro ; to see what has hcen done ; n estimate tho matter, and ascertain the liabilities of the Company to contractors and others ; see what assets are available, and agree on the courso to ho A.lontA.l fc.-rrtftftrr to Boon th nliioft for I , " ------ 4 whih Wo r,n;.l e n,l . onr land. I One of tho contractors in a latcnnblishcd address, sava: -It U known to all that I have i -C i. vi-. i- i !.. 1 ., assumed heavy liabilities lor tho Load a Contractor.'7 Now this onghtnot to bo the case, if the Company have rcinired all to pay tip their stock as they Lavo my-lf, und have faith,1 1 1- -.11... ... luuy. appaeu tue couecuons, we certain ly ehonM not be In arrears to contractors. Be this as it may, it is timo wo were look ng after oar own interest.-. I have paid fifteen handred dollars in moncv, an J con- I ... i Iii Ii i i ill -""v'w-- .v.. ... ..v. , . i feel desirons (as no doubt every other stock holder feels) that it should bo productive of good. Then let us meet together as sensible men investigate tho situation of. tho Com pany now and rc?olve on tho best course to ba adopted hereafter to secure the original object of our subscriptions, and so instruct tue Directors. I would suggest to the stockholders to meet at some central point say Washington, in Daviess Co., on the third Wednesday of Oc tobor, and bt every man who owns a tdiare of stock and feels an interest in the Eoad, make hi arrangements to be there. I men tion this timo and place so as to make a beginning ; but if any other time or place is thought more eligible, I have no objections For tho purposo of getting tho sense of the stockholders, let them individually or col lectively express their views through the newspapers on tho lino of tho Iioad ; and if a general expression is in favor of this or aDy other proposition, let us adopt it, nd have a general meeting of tho stockholder., and a full and free interchange of our views. rr a, 1 . a. - . - t ? 10 uns court. inero uuSnfc m; uu u.ywtion. It will give thoso that have had the management an opportunity to explain fullv frt 1.WA inferpatn.1 tho. si'natinn fif the affair Ol mo company, aim wmionvrtuiuiMiiuuro as may satisfy, tli3 stockholders that they Mini'A ilnnn tlm-tlirir rirfnmefnnKV! nl . lowed," or if not to take counsel in tho futuro from thoso who havo a right to advise them. As an old citizen and a. paid, up sto-k-holder I make theso suggestions, and shall be pleased to hear from any stockholder over his own signature. . i ; ' . '31. V. lUSÜU. J"Tho Enquirer, in its attacks npon thu Jocbnal, beldom makes a reply necessary. It usually makes a record Of its own infamy. It has denounced Circus exhibitions as im moral, and censured the Jol uxal for pub lishing advertisements of each Shows ; and

then, with nuiculous latuity, acknowledges 1p!T,Wcakne.,fte. ha-noial. Kead thea.1that it olTeiv- to insert the same advertise- v?rti-ment In anothiT column headed "Helmbold's

incut in iU own columns for $6, but the azent would eivo it but 1 : and therefore it was rejecieu una u uau aiuuu vu ui vuucern. lliO lacts .are, tuai UiO OontXAL charged and collected without anv complaint nearly four times tho amount the Enquirer ' , 1 oXcrcd to accept lor puulislung lUz aJvertisemcnt. The dliTercnce in the prico paid to the Jouhxal and that offered to tho Euqmrcr, was tne uiurcnce iu ma ainu vi aavertisinsr ia the two papers as estimated by a vW shrewd stranger. But tho rit of the . ,. i i v t vW1 '"" lhalllio attacnon llii iimuuon waspronipted by tho refusal of the agent to comply with the very bumble terms of the Enquirer. ,, It was a "black mail'' levy ft warning to all show men and all strangers who are obligod to resort ' to tho' public nrcss to make theraa. a. selves Known, inai nniess mey yicia to me meudicaut demands of tho Enquirer, they will be visited with tho thunders of its det. , ...1 i.-w., u,uuluuvu" threat, an execution ot which is rather to bo courted than avoided, for tho Enquirer's attack or tho JocRXAL's advcrtisctr.cnt gave tho Show the largest audience that has been assembled under canvas this tcascn. . "What is tho inference from this disgrace ful showing I If a man, holding an ollico of high responsibility, is so lost to a sense of honor and decent propriety, that he will ue his publio press to levy black mail upon strangers, will be long hudtato to use his tfl..:9! tw fr tho K!,n, ..nmnt ItU position in each is equally a sacred public trust, that no honorable man would pervert to basa personal, views. Barxt3i Akhesteu. Jnst as tho stjamer Arabia was about to hail Wednesday, Mr. V. T.Darnum who had taken passage for Liverpool, was arrested on a 'Merome Clock note," held as he says, by a brolccr, who shaved it at abont half it face. Mr, JI. told tho oilicer that if the broker wanted htsboily he was welcome to it, for he had not known what to do with it these two years. . Humum ssy that most of his persecutors aro men who obtained the clock notes at unlawful interest, and he looks to the courts to liberate him from their garsp. . 57Amon!T the failures occasioned by the stoppage of John Thompson of New York, is that of Mr. Ira Stanley, a banker and broker at Peru. Ind. Mr. Stanley had on deposit with Thompson about $5,000. Mr.S. hfl made an assignment, and it is believed will bo ablo to pay all demands against him, Indians Stabvim;, At Grand Tortaze, Michigan, when tho steamer Iron Citv left there, about seven hnn Jred Indians were'there waiting for their payments. There wero no provisions and no lish to be canght. Tho wr wren: iics wer actually starvinp, and had killed a horse the night previous a a small 4 'stay stomach," until tho arrival of the Illinois with provisions and pay. Singular Accident. rA few days ao, near Big Springs, Ky., a gentleman named Powers was blasting for a well. At the depth of thirty-seven feet he mado a blast of bomo Un inches square, nnd went down to clean out before the smoke cleared away. Calling for the bucket tibe sent down, ho was druwn up, but fainted at tho top, and witli bis h.ul downward fell to the. lt!oni. irnino to 1 rnjyhj) was unhurt.

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CI . .-,.,, r w I. v .1 ... V I Wl IV It O rrewrwi from nre-icnntion of sir jme niarke. M i nysu'M.0 i-Mrnoriiiiurv to tin? Oaen. ihisin TaiUH,,ie Medicine is unfailing In the "cure of mil those painful and dangerous diseases incident tothe Female It mod. mtcsnll excess, remove all olutroction and on wie ill. iiuiiiy .cri.is wun regt! laril.V. 1 liest: ViU i,01,h used to three wks nfevlous to ccinrin-nifnt; they fortify the roii.ititution ami lesen me uiitTiiic iiurmvi i'r, en:i'un? the mntnerto perform her duties with nfety to hersef and child. Thw l'ill lionM not he t tken l.y femules during the FIRST TTIIIKK MONTHS of rfecnancv. ai they i a. i are sure ui ' vu:g on jitscamage, dui at any other time mev are s;iTe. - In alt cava of I eryon and ?p nfcil Anertlons. rain In the Kuck and Liml, lleavine, Fatigue on Slieht Kxertion. rsilpirition or Ine lleart, Lownes of Spints, II vrtcric. Si'-k Jlnd;ichf, Whites and all the iwinful dUea4iioi,c.ionil Itv a dirKiplered svtem. th Pi'U will effect a. cure when all other lueaus liare failed, and aTthonch a' "werful remedy do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any other mineral. . F?"i,rTti,r" rTvwrl each v-kae; Trice m tue LnnM fiaie ana uani;i.ine Dollar. . Bli) and nosWee tnmra enclosed to any authorijte! Agent; wilHnnre hottleor tliePilUby revum iuaii. . . aui r. i inuiurmpoiis. Si1e A rent for IrMl .an . IIALLOCK & STOODAHP, . , General Agents, Eyaiisville. ap27 57-lr aenraigrin. - A jrcntlemans living in Philadelphia, Pa., savn: 4,In passing through Tittsbiirg ome months neo, I purclmned a bottle of lloerhave HoiIi IT?.. 1 , . 1 iauu - iirc, tuu me.Po mucii, mm on returning lionm T tiircli.io,l tr. tl M moro from Dr. Dvntt. wliirli fnmnlptMv pur. cd me of Neuralgia. I have recommended 11 .1. m mm tue rtieio to many ol my tnenda, and lour or five of the r.ninbcr say it cured them. I tWnk tfc rccommcndatioii has done moro for it a!., ill Phihulolnliia tlmn vnnr edvert.ing.,' ( We arc not permittcJ to publish the name --Jt I-"lllS .... ed of the truth of thi. etutcmcnt.) SPECIAL NOTICES. tVSEr NOTICKS in this pint, to emt rr line 't- one in? mm, ."vciiis fir r.iie inn?e limes; ,u raus kt line gue vwk ; uiscouni n inLfrr lime. Cheap Flour. W are Felling Extra Familt Floth, made of White Wheat, at f 2 50 per sack, retail, at the Southern Mills. Tbrms. CASH, srpt:. IGLEITEART UROTIIER?. Vil Evaxsville Temtlk of Honor, No meets every Thar.tny evening, In the Hall, on Water street, oyer the Canal Bank. C. XT. RUDYARD, W. C. T. A. J.O'RrtLLy, W. K. jaaiOly Bbacom Lioht Social Trmpi, No meets every alternate Friday evening, a almve. J. T. WALKER, n. r. T. A.J.O'RiLKV, B. R. ; j:in301y COAL AOTICK. The price of Coal at the Bodiax Mixes, is at the Pit, rents per hushel; hauled to any part of the city, 1ft coiits jer bushel. JOHX WYJIOXP, fobi Secretary and II analer :iti:.T IJARfJAIXSf, IN CLOTHING AND FUlINiSHINO a o o r s , At A. LOBBSSTINE'S "WcNtorn . Star Clothing Store, r.SDCR TRI FATILIOÜ HOTEL. XTENDIXO to makeaclianxe in my lnsine, by m. t!ie ,-th f pertemfcer aad tt cive all my friends. customers and th puWic pcnenlly clwnee to pet me very cheap Ooodj; yetK'fe I retire from ui ,leM 1 v,,er m aU ,ocs r ,ood!, eonm in n:lU,t Cap, Trunks and Valmef, at greatly re duce.l priees. So If you want to make or save money I Call soon at ' LOiihXfcTIM, auf2'.-2l V esterp Stir Clothing Store. A. ' AXPArilEIt 'A ro.. Han u fact u re rs of CliOT.IIIXG Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers In ' Clothft, Casnlmcrei, Sattlnett, V ratines - TAILORS TtlMVIXfiS ASD . ' . GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, MAIX STEKKT, MST DOOK TO BR AX til BANE tivantvltle, Indiana. augU-tJanlV. Irr an and Shorts! For nie at reduced pricM, at the Ponthwn MU1, y uiio-m n:i VHP i irr nidiTiiriw Helmbold's Compound Fluid L.vtract. as a remutly for Diiteasca of the. Bladder, Khlneya, Gravel Cenuine Preparation." augLi-lm M OOLSEr Si SAWYER, Agent. iIoLtoWA,.g r,tLS.-ral4ic opinion is the great I tribunal by ahieh the value of all discoveries are judg e l- Its venlirt on this great alterative, antiseptic and 1?,? a:nl grah-TuI tliousands, is f.ivomijlc thr-xu'lioiit the wrj,,. ?o!d atlhe maunfirtories , Xo. Maiden Lane, New York, and No. Til StrnnJ, London ; and by all dtuggtfts ft f.ic, and ! yerbox. jseitZlw FBACD.-We nciiln call attention to Uu celebrated I article eallol Pr. J. Hostetter Stomach Bituy.. cethe Bitter, have, for their medic J virtues In 11 cases of Pj'cpcpsia, Fl.tu!eiicy, Constipation, or General Debililr, become o popular aod n auch gen crai uw.many unprincipled men have refilled the I ttt!e with oa-.e vile preparation, and palmed It off ,rtr t,,e rc-n" ot,,e" re fut"" c,e npresciiNxltobethesame; bnt we ail vie all acquaintt with Iluetter's Bitters to u.e none other, and to luy of none but a rt-.-i-ecCiWo dealer, who keep the tm!ne Hrticie. -. . ert3dawi Mcrray Si LanaVs Florida Watsr.-Ad atmojphere of perfume exhales from the handkerchief, J mohttened ith this niro floral essence. Iu refreshing wnia prevent raintne. an-t relieves Ilea.1 ache aixl Tremor, dentleinen, who use it, (mixed with water) Rfter ,liavil)C, wiu 0,)Vlateal, tuUe f,m irriuton oi thekln. Sold by D. T. Lanmaa ti Co., wholesale I druffgitsC'j Water street, N.York, and by all drug gUts, at yi cents per bottle. sept 3dawlw It Is a Moil Undoubted Fart That Da. Sanford's Ixvioorator or Liver Remr iy, U wie of the greatest discoveries made in medicine the past century. It has been a rtudyof the Doctor during twenty years practice to find a hat particular orgin, when diseased, causal the greatest numKjf of nlor pain, and his conclusion is, that the liver is the rreatest regulator of the system, and the most liable to . 'e if kept from disease, is a preventative of Dyspeiia, Jauxdice, general debility, tc, while last, Lut fir from ie;ut, we mention ronsumi-tion; fur our experience is, thnt more cn.es of consumption oc ear from diieased liver, than from all other causes put ttpether. , Taking Cj'j to a cbrrect hypothesis, we have but to Ii üd a remedy with which to correct the liver, and we have a cur vt nearly all the diseases we are subject to by simply bsingr a preveniative. That the I s vigor aTOR is such a remedy, is beyond Joubt to all who try U, for its virtue are such that for all complaints arising from liver derangement, it is an unfa' ling remedy ; while a a r.juily medicine, for all diseases of the stomach or lnwels, which arecausl in a greater or less degree by Liver derangement, It is the safest, surest, aud aiust e:Tic;u-i'ni remedy known. aug-XHl&wlni DR. COGGSWELL'S AiWIPIIIiOGISTIC s jLm n? y . That has produced such remarkable effects in many cases of Netkalcia, Vertigo, and ArrtcT105J or the Head, causal by dUturbel clrculafmn, in those who have tried it in this city, is fur sale at KELLER fc WHITE'S. n?The highest testimonials of iu efilcacy liavebeen given by a number of the most res pectalde citizens who have tried it. U"23 If yon are Kick you must take MEDICINE. rOR ALL EXTERNAL AND ISTERSAI. PAI! lSE ! HE WITT'S iWIN KELIEVEH, . Which is stronger and requires less to eftect a cut e than any known remedy. FOR FEVER AND AGUE TAKE the only safe and harmless remedy in the world, Rhode's FcTcr and Ajuc Cure. FOR ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE The Anti-Bilious Pills. An au.xileryto the "cure.n These Remedies destroy tu Disease but not the Pa ' tieut. ' - W. B. C11APIX, Wbol.! At. i, is. I, ., Korilfv Dru'K-1 Kriirnllv." Irll-tltiHi-'tl.Vvr

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RATES. One square, (ten lines or less), one time, : &AcU. Three times, : : : : :::::: 11 on One week, ::::::::: j : : 150 Two weeks, 3 .V One month, ; . : : 1 : ; . : : : t j : 4 00 Three months, ; : : t :"fn Six months, : : : : : : : : : : 10 00 One year, :::::::::::: lj 00 M lixcouTitn larper ailverieniento. t rT Cards of nix lines or under, 10 jht annum. 2T io 'till forbid" ad vertiaaueuM received. T li e w A m c ri c an .'lib is e s XOT BEATEN! BUT THE SUBMARINE CABLE BROKEN! JADES OAKLET & SOIL FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOOD S! We are opening for the Fall Trade, t DRY GOODS!! Of all kind, consisting in part of z . . CLOAKS, BASQUE?, AND MANTILLAS; WESTERN IIOODS, AND COMFORTS; CIIIXEAL SCARFS; , TALMAS, ink w stvli ;) STELLA AND . . ' . - LOXQ Sil AWLS; CLOTHS; PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES; .. ALPACCAS;FKENCII& ALL WOOL MER1NOES WHITE GOODS; BRÜSSEL AND TELTET RUGS; CARrETIXGS, (all kinds;) OIL CLOTHS OF EVERY STYLE PINK DEBERAGES; MUSLIN DELAINES; BLK.GKO.DECJIIEN; TLAIN AND FANCY TERSIAN SILKS; . EMBROID'ED BANDS. COLLARS AND SLEEVES; A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY; GLOVES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS; FIGURED, DAMAr'iv AND WHITE CURTAINS; SHOES, HATS, AND CAPS; SPUN THREAD, AND BATTINO EST The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine onr stock. sp9 MANSION HOUSE, WEST SIDE OF THE ITBLIC SQUARE, PIUXCETOX, IND., g. P. WILSOX, Proprietor. ept?l IIAT8. TE have row on hand all th different Vinds of fALL STYE Ires Hats, which me iuviU; our memis and customers to call ami examine. VAl'TIKR ü MARC0XSIER, eeptn Main street, between First and Second II LACK CAIMERK HATS. STIFF and Soft all shapes a Ft. lend id urtiele, C Isepöl VAUTIEUtc 1AUCÜNMEK at P1LK IIATii. .''.ALL Fashion Just out. Need onlv s one to f.;el hkel uyimr. I Al IlKIU.M MilON.MKK. sepo Main street, between First aud Becoud YOUTH'S CAPS. 5JE?T and larrest .ortment evrN-ourbt to this JL city. t VAUTIEK MAUCOXNIEK, septa Main street, beta ecu First and Second. IAPAXTS CAPS. K-0METUIN0 extra, just received from New York A ALTlF.lt k MANCUNNIEU, vyt3 Main street, beta een Firs and Second . IXFAATS FAXCY HATS. THE at t handsomest ever produced. Call und Look Uiem. lAUTlEllk 31 An CON X 1 KK, sepw Main street, between First and Second. FAXCY FELT HATS. OF all' shades, manufaetured to onler, acronling to tOAte. A'AUTIEK & MAUCONN IF.K, septJ Main street, ltween First and Second EAMLESS DAC.S. 15 sio Bi.-iiu.leAd Bass received and for pale lv septs l'KESTUN UUOS. ' : , . YTIKGINIA TOBACCO. w iW bxs irgiuia tbs X tbs and 10's Tolmcco, just ree'd and for sale by PKESTUX EKUi. XES.W bxs Holmes' and Collins Axe, in store acd it bie cUeap Uy l'l.tal O. liKOs BOU Creon Itiver. a eq The SPORTSMAN, Cap- IfXT- 1 tain BXYDtR, will leave fur j -y Ureen River THIS DAY, at 4 f . M. Shippers will please, send down their freight. tcptt-l t REUILAR PASS EX" IJ EH PACKET. st aar . ''lib steamer J. II. DJ.NE jl cL cofUBieneed Jier regular trips between this point and Pa-, dueah, yesterday. Shippers and PatsengiTs, take iiuiicc IseptS PKOPUSALS. SEALED Proposals will I received at the City Clerk's otiic, until Saturday evening vx, Sept. 12th, for the buildiuff of Chesnut street Canal Bridge. For particulars enquire at sai.l offiee. ily order of the Common Council. eptS WELL. 11. WALKER, Clek. PROPOSALS? SEALED Proposals will I received at the City Clerk sothee until Saturdav next, September li, for the p-adifcg of tak street from theeaualto the river, accordu.g to the plans aud spevilicaUous of the City Engineer, at said otiice. Ry order of the Common Council. sepH WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk. U7HEAT SACKS.Two ilushtl Osnaburtrh Sacks, jut re;'d and for sale by. septal E. S. AliCOCK. They Pare, Core and Slice f ( DOZ. Apple Parers, tliat pore, rre and slice the W apple, and does all this as nuiek if not quicker th in any other machine pares; fT wie bv sepU p. HOJ!.;U(')OK & CO. f PTTKR & Tioi-jsZ : M W Jreil lot 111 -tXnatr aiid fur ';il bv augll UJKEIIY Ai JOHNSTON.

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New York it Erie Kailroad. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC ff Hny vonrThrouch Tickets to New A'Okk. DosToN.PHiLADELriiiA, and New England Cities via. this Koute, 12T TWFNTY-TWO MILE3 DISTANCE SAYEn. CrT" Through to New York City without chance or cars. V tST Tne OXLTTiOTTE to Nw TortTTtf listing WIVE SPACIOUS S.MW.x CAJiSI This Line extends to Dunkirk, Buflalo,id Niiipara Falls, with an unbroken AVide Ouace conntctiutr at Dnntlrk lirectlv with all trains fromClevelartd.C meinrati, St. Louis and C Id caff on thu Lake üLure Kail 15"Hil. - To llnffiilo via the Euflalo ?tew York City RailRoad mak ine direct connection with alii the Steamers on Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and rctnit, a! with trie liunalo 6i Lake lluren lUilroail from Detroit to Chicago. Niarar talis via C.mandH pus and wirara Falls Railrd.nakinadinvt connections w ith all Trains on the (Irent Western Railway, from Detroit to Chicneo, thn affording the trnvHine public unrivalled f.icilities. ffirllorton PASSENOER can stop in New A'ork any lenirth of time, and resume their journey witliout extn chrci. Zl TMROrGnTICKETSforaalein all the principal AVestern Railroad Offices. iif Fair as low as bt ast othebeoctk. ' J. Y. SMITH, OenT Agent. TIOMEi; RAMPEI.L, ClevHanl,0.. May löth, . . PresiWnU mjilydw ,u-rjf- if P0CL,UUTiqxf B it known by all sickly, weak atd deMlitateii persons, that McLean's STREXCTIIENrSO CORDIAL is the only reiuely tli-U will ccthen and invienrate the system, and remove .."jrities in the Blood. It is very pleasiiithj take. , . In It Is roroliined the properties of a Tonic, Diuretic and Alterative. ' s ' It will cure any disease of the Stomach. Liver r BjwcIs, such as: . : 1 Diarrhea, Rilliousness, Ds'spepsla, ' Indigestion. Ileoclarhr, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach. Liver Complaint, Costiveness. Weakness or Debility, Tain in the Stouach or Bowels, Night Fevers, Yallown8 oftbeSian.&c. fcc. AVhen taken, it neutralir.es and removes any morbid secretions in the Stuuiach, and strengthens the Digestive orpins. - ' It will also cure any disease of tht Cterus Kidneys, Bladders or Urinary organs; and as an Alterative, purifies and creates a healthy circulation of hlool,removing all sores, boils, pimples or Hutches from the skin. ' ... TRY IT, nnd be convinced of itawndcrfnl lnvigorati ng rojert ies. For Cbiidieii, who are rnnv, weak and sicklv. we advise pirents to five them a tea.-poouful of this Cordial daily. See Circular. J. IT. McLEAV, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial. Al, McLeau's Volcanic Oil Liniment.r2 Princinal Depot-Corner of ThiM and Pine treeN, St. Louis M. aplT-lyiUwis Sold bj- Keller &: White, Drugciftn, Main4tret i c;ri:at excitkmijxt Prevailing all overflieconntn-, in conefinenee of the treniendoii f.nixs of McLean' A'olcanic Oil Liniment. It is supreedine every Liniment and remedy forthecure of local pain ami extrttil diseases. II undrels ofconfirme.1 cripples have been made to walk bv it ue, many that wrre sutlerin? for vears with old Chronic Sores, ami bail tried in vain the manv remedies ant Liniments now before the public, have been Permanently rured bv the use of a few small bottles of McLean a Celelmited Liniment. 3IcLean' Volcanic Oil Liniment Is the best Liniment that has ever been discovered ,and the only reliable remedy f.irthe speedy and permanent cure of Sores of all kinds, Swellings, or any local Pains on man or animals. C3"IJverv-stabl Keepers, Farmers, Pray men and all that have the charge or horses, Nhould keep a aupply ronatanllv on hand, to be used In lime of needPRICE OF THE LINIMENT. In consequence of the increasing demand birthisval naMe Liniment, iti now put up in twmv -five cent IxiUles, fifty cent nrd one dollar liottles. The fiftv cent little. coiit-iin three lini-n the qu:!ntity of tlie twenty-five cent size, and so on in proportion to their co.sts. si that purchasers will save money by getting the largest sizes. ' ? -Ml or-lers for the VoIi-anicOil Liniment must be ai(iresjsea to the proprietor. JAMES H. McLEAX, . ' fit- Louis, Mo. Agents for Evai sville, Indiana, ay2T-ly.l KELLER & WHITE. oun? America Tarsret TistoP ?IJVITFACTlTJlIXfI CO., X E AY II A V I' X , V O X X i: V 1 1 V V.T. rgllT 1'ir.tol is iiit.rxled as. the fonininnerof the Ji ortlinnry pitol, and is designed for young men and lwys who ih to enjoy the exciting H.rtof tirintr at a target, fit the m st trifling exieiisc, und w:'tlifut any danger of accident. The cheaest ordinary pistol is mree Mionr timeJine price or tru, iesn!es hmi dangerous in the ranl of buys. This Pistol Is l.imltil with the common rire Crnck er. which forms a com plete cartriilgc, ar.d aill carry a I All ten or tif;een paces whu me Kune preeision as tne oniinary pistol, iutnot with suffieient force to do any serious damnge. As America is a shooting bation.'the Young Americans must and will learn the a.l bv which our indoimtence was secured. Hence this Target Pistol isexai-tlyiu time, and mu.t meet with universal sale among'uur yonth or the outh ana est. Its oieration is perfectly simple, and it is not liable to gi-t out of oriler. A full descripton will accompany evervcase of Pist-ils. The Pistols are put up at the r actory in cases of ?0 each, ready to send by express to any iwt of the I'niiea piaies or caiiaa.-t. Retail Price, 25 Tents; by the Case 07.30, or 1 5 rents Each. KENCII, IIALI4 & CO., New Havtn, Conn. sepfl. PERFECTIO.V OP 3IEC1IAX1.M. American Improvements in WATCHES. THE BEST TIME KEEPER AT THE LOWEST COST J BP Y the aid of great improvements In Machinery, JlJC and many new and altogether original inventions, we are now able to offer the publica PERFECT WATCH at a small price. Our machines are so true and so delicate, and our system of manufacture so complete, that every watch must be an exact counterpart. The movements are new. simple and beautiful in plan and construction, and have been pronounced bv tlie able judges to lie faultless in principle and quah'tv. Each one is encraved Aut-ktos, Tkacv At Co., Waiiham, Mass." and is accompanied by a certificate of genuineness and PERPKTrAL AARRAXTY, - AVe ak no man to fcuy these Watches irere!y because they are of American manu fad 11 re. We" ask only that this fact shall not lie permitted to prejudice or exclude theia from consideration. We claim that arches equal in quality and merit cannot 1 obtained so cheap iu feurope; and we ask our countrymen lo give them a trial under onr warranty. Orders or inquiries may I addressed to us directly, or to any of ,uc uiioeniiciiiioiieu unas, wno are agenu tor the sale of our atcheb : t Messrs. roier & Fellows, o. 11 Maiden Lane, N.T. do Fellows 4: Co., No. 17 do do do Piatt Si P.rother, No. CO do da do Edward Meal & Co., Pt. Lonls. " lo Hildeburn & Brother, Philadelphia. . d- Pratt 4o Keath, do do PslmtT & lliichehlers, Boston.' do Bigehtvr llrs. ic Rennarl, do do I)uh:ne ü Co., Cincinnaii; and . . d. U..,birs &; ApIHon, No. 13 Maiden Lane, ew 101k, who are agents for the transaction of our general business, as well as for the sale of our goods. APPLETON, TliAC Y & CO Puccessors to the Boston AVatch Comtary. Boston ateh Factory. Waltliam, Mats., Jufy,!. eept4-:.'mdw-i. DISSOLUTION.. 'HHE Cntiartneiyhip heretofore existiingWtween Ji- the undersit:ned. nmler firm of Ucokik Kostk Jt Co., is this iIhv (ilssolveil by mutual consent, hither partner will sign the name of the firm in liuuidation. M. W. FOSTER, . . EO. FOSTER, Evansville, Sept. 1, V. A SI . M. AIKMAX. COPARTXERiSIIIP. THE business heretofore carried on nnd-r the firm ofdKoaoE Foster Co., will hereafter I coi.ducted by tlie Undersigned, under the same style.. AI. W. FOSTER, PU GEO. FOsXEK. Dissolution of Partnership. 'HHE Cojiartiiership heretofore existing between the U uiidersicneI, under the firm and style of l.eich ic Vierling, is this day dissolve.1 by mutual consent; Peter A'ierling liaving sold out his entire interest in the concern to Charles l.eich, who will assume and pay all the liabilities of the old firm, and is alone an thorized to use the signature of the old firm, iu liquidation of iheir business. CHARLES I.EICH.' Sept. lst-spi-lm PETER VIERLING. CLllItK wasted; N energetic, business young man, who can come Jr weil reo.iiimeniled. and w hn ts wll aouaintet with the liieivliaut of Indiana and 111 None other than the abive need art.lv S. E. GILBERT fc CO., sept 4 Wholesale C. rocers WANTED. - 1 f lTY and County Orders, r..r tax-i.:ivii.g pnr7 isisi-s. The btvfievl cash ru- iif iJ. ..,.1 s-hpU Tllus. fc. a R V IN, ! l i.

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TOYS, NOTIONS, ' AM) FAXCV. GOODS! . fl'ST received a full stock rf almost all the leading ; artk les in the Toy and Notion line, for my rcUil and Joi!inr trade. W ith anv present arrangement . East I shall ! adding to my stock every ten days, and will always lie happy to see all customers who may . ftvor me with a call, to look or buy. In addition to my formr stock of Violins, Music lloxe, Accordeons, Flutes, Fifes, French Harps, Banjos; A:c. I hare in . store four superior Ronton make PI AN OS, all of which will I sold low for cash. 'J A.CJPTJSHEE. sePt3 ' ..i o.'iAlittllcas. Ulugk. rBrooks' noos5nFornltnreaiiirST2,f Years Lease for Sale.' ' THE proiTletor.rin?dcT:riou30f crtlrVing in another business, would m-II the above on aeromniodatinr tenes to' ny reponsiHe irwn, if amdication be maie 1 y tlte 1st of Octolier 1 lie .house is well ftimbherf with new and substantial Furniture, . and all tlie necerjr ottttil for cmrying on the business prosperously, being sitoated on the corner of Main and Lower First streets, making it the most con-, venient business stand in New Albany. It has now, . and ha hiul, a first rale run of transient as well as local custom. It is a very desirable ooortanity for any. person wifhip to embark in tlie bua teas. ' For further irtirwlars address the proprietor by letter or ia person, at New Alnrv Iihi. . v -sepO JOHN T. UROOKS, Prop'r. i i Falj Trade. . " WE hare oa.hand and are now oeivini'tl folloame: .- . ' lim lgs Rio Cee: . Zi liagsasa'd Xos Cot. Yarn pockets Java Cofiee; 60 lWCoUita Ratting;; pin ft Carpet Cham; 2i bxs Cheese; 500 lbs Candle Wick; 0 dm Star Candles: ,", , .V doz Zinc Washboarda; 2i U Opal io . , ... li do Painted Ruckets; 0 1(0 rcÄrltarch; -" pv boxes Glass Tumblers, asaoiUxl si;s; , . . . .'. 5d do do Jars, V, i, 1 and j ghlivns; f , 5fl do do Flasks, quart, pU aud 4 Vint; . 204 d AVimlow Class. . . . .... .. ' The above, together with a large assortment of all', the various articles generally kept in our line, we otter to the trade at as low rates as any house in the city.'" 8Cl4j WHEELER &R1GGS.' rinoTtACCO. - iL Uixes Piatt'j n1 Dick's,? lump TobaccoX ; 2. 1 htts Jackson 10 lump Toltioco; . ... . ' ?r do Extr.i V. Tjs do tlo '- trtTi.i-es Krancls Rose, ft"""' do " " 1 do Jlacrvadjt lb lump An , h do.-Hired do , At f . li do Ed. Wanle lb do ' do " . 75 caddies Jns. Thomas, Jr., Diadem Twist Tob. i do Pat Rutler'i h Si lump Tvbfluco; 1 , . lOI ctl Hick's k lamp do 1 ke lwHcb Kut ToUicco. .. . N. The a'wve fn.rite lrands haw J tiet tarn received and adle' to onr already irce ktkckr making cur assortier t rmmlet3b. iViustr? MitlmMn ue wpect fuUy olaiied to give usacall before buying elsewhere A j i avheeler k nufi$. TEAS- n - - r Half Chests KSJOrted Teas," . - 75 Röxes do, jnst rer'd nd for sale low by sep 3 r Z. H. CÖOÜ At SON. J I.MEXTO, PEPPER, lte a JL 1 Rags liuiento; W Mats Cassia; 10 doTcrper; ' 3 Rids Race Ginger; ' J ust ree'd ty tsept.! Z. Ii. COOK Ac 80X. HICH SCHOOL. - ,13fclis. 1HJBELI at LISTEK rg toannwnnce 1". to the ixirents and pupils, that through the biW ness of Jir. Wheeler, they were timely famished with a list of ALL Til fc ,KW ROOKr required for the session, which they have now in store, waiting their' ki"d purchase : B -rani's History;' ' ",'''';:. , Fasquelle's French Course, 1 Fasuelle's Teliemao.ue; McClintock's and Cook's first Cooks in Latin and lireek; Green's Ii:trisluction; C'niiig" Class Rook Physiology FiUirsGeograpv:. , trier's French lictiorarv; Andrew's ami Ant ban's Uiiliowirj" Saniers' y tea'ner; , The llmnorous Sinker; .'it AVorcester's Hktioiiary i Fch'Hil Journal, ' "'' School llynm; Pincintr liii d; " i. Johnsuu's Turner's Chemistry; and all tlte other hook for the school and ssion. at uri' iHHtELL fc LINTER!. DRUG STORE. TR. MAC.EXIS3 having enel a ReUll PrM a. w More, on tlie corner of ecoud and Locust strtetsohcits thejsitnmae of the cititeus of Evansville and vicinity. The entire stock lias len purchase l in the Eat, regardless of expense, of the purest and best ma--tenuis, and consists in iirt of "PURE DBUGS MEDICINES, i CHEMICALS, PÜJIE WINES - i. AND BRANDIES, f.r medicinal purposes onl" ßTATIONEKV, . . TElifUMERY. SOAPS, Axr , "all ro PATENT MEDICINES. Phvsici.n s prescriptions' and famhy' i I s compounded by an esperieixed amahecarj', at U hours of the da,v or night r 1 lugl5 If FRESH FA LI, A 11 It I V A 1 OF AND WIXTIIIt 3 - 40O Cases Jnst lteceired I "; ''HE snbscribers are now In the receipt f a large Jl and splendid assortment of ' - ... BOOTS AXD. SHOES,. eniliraeinir everi.Varlety f Mens" AVomens'and Chlldrensheav valid HghlworV. hi.ttgtilirjctlj from the MANUFACTURERS, which thev offer to'ilt trade at as low price and ma good terms us any house in. the West. Cell andean amine . JcREA & UkLLS, s IJ 1 Foster's Block, Eirt stret. Evansville. 3IET1ICAL XOTICÜ. " DU. HrTCIirXSOX, bavin associate.) with Way Dr. GUt.EN, late of Iuiuinapols, will emitio ie the prict ice of medicine and surgery at his old rdfea Third street, where be solicits a coutiuaaiibe of patrutaape from bis friends and the public generally. Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention to the taeatment of the diseases of tlie l-veand Lnnesfor t-everul yews, ill continue to treat siich disenes with his new plan of treatment.which consists (forthelunrs)' in the inhalation of medicated vnpors, carrjing tlie meiliciw directly to the neat of the dieac ne of th ? ' iii enn 1 fonn4at the otiice at sl Soor of thednr a.nl nicht. ewl-di.wf.in . . H jACRICÜLTURAL.;!'' H THE reirnlar Monihlv Meeting rf the AANP'RLTRGII AGRICrLTl'K.iL asd HOKTICULTl'RAL SOCIETY, will tike place en $ATlRDAY, FepteniSer L-h, t 2 o'clock 1. Al., at the Court Home. A pnnctnat attendance of members is desired, as L ie Annual Election of Officers will take place, as well aa other business of import! nee to the Society. Ily order of the President, r septl-it. p. 110RNBROOK, 8ec"y. EvAKvitLif Sept. 1st, 1857. MESSRS. PRESTOS BROS, are tor recervlng a very larce stock of Groceries from the Easterncities, which Uieyoflerto the trade at low prices for" cash or approved paper, comprising In part as follows 25 liarrels New York Syrup: . . : 100 N.ls Crushed, Pnlverired and Refined Sngars;! Wi lial f C hesU Teas, assorted ; piOcadtlies do ro " .Ml Uixes Rostorlfvdranrief anolesr 20"0 White and Colored Carpet ChssldM 1 inn kegs S. C. Soda: ino boxes do in li papcrsj" lfl cases Sardines: fcO lbli assorted Nuts; - " licerons Indico; 2 casks Salt Petre; 50 Ings repperrSpices and Clove;' I so noxes tierman haucy npes; 11 dozen Cedar Churn; 10 do do Buckets; . . . 30 do AVell Buckets; in gross German Matches; 100 matt Cassia ; and other articles too Dnmeroas to mention. sept2J . PRESTON BROS. - "'MEMOKAÄDCM DOOR LOST! THE nfcilersigned lost, Anpuct 21st, Vtween the ' Washington Honse Stables and Shanklin k. Peilly'i store, a Memorandum Book, containing alo of accounts valuable to no one but myself. The finder '. will please leave it at the Washington Hotel, sepl-a. . , T. A. PRICt.' ' ttf ACKEREL AXD IIERRIXfl.lf M. 23 Bids Mackerel, assorted, So. ..; 2:, lift Is da do H 2."Or. do do do rtf t 10 II f do Prime Ilerrihr; In store and for sale, wptl .. II. COOK k. SON. COFFEE. J 40 sacks Rio ColFee; 1 1 tr Jloclik; : pockets Java; jnst ree'd 1 v 7.. II. COOK 1 ; BOX. BUGGY WHEELS--10 set 1 k im h ant 1 U' trk Rxt-ev 1TT4. w and for sale ry AMUEL ORR. CVItCS K. DREir. Jr., KOTARY, PUBIilC,. JOIHNAL OFFICE. EA'ANSVILLE, IN13IANA. ALI. business rr a public Notary will be prompt ry attended to. at the Journal Counting Room. corner of Maiu tu.d Vfcr streew. laugli. fOAMlLIESJT Who want Ext" Family FLOUR, can be ' supplied by leaving rters at aug2y Confer of Main and Second streets. ' HOUSE AND BUGGY STOLEX I ".TfAS stolen, on theirth Inst., from the subscriber, H a large KLACK 1IOKSE, a 1 NGLE SK AT ' BUGGY, and Silver Platod Harne-. A liberal reward for thief and property' WM. WILKES, Of One firmer Lewis, Wilkes & -Co. Lou:ville, Aug. 2ti, o. aug-is-.. t.'IKESlI EHG? AMI BUTTER,- " Ii, lbs. Frei Buiot; l:s ibiren Fresh Ecgs; In tre and f..t sale by " 'SAM. VICKEKV.

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