Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 47, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 January 1858 — Page 2
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r.VANSVILLE, IND.
MONDAY,
A XEW FHACD.
It appears the Bright managers
satisfied vriih havine crusticü
Tobacco Wabeiiou. Tho citizens of radncah hare opened an extensive Tobacco Warehouse, and aro inviting consignments of tobacco to that point for sale tinder tba same r ystem of sales that has been dopt-
JAN. IS I ed - at Lonislle. Tbo first sale toe
placo last week, and the prk are reporte-i as f cry satisfactory. A correspondent at Rumsey on Green River informs lis that
agents of the Paducah merchants lave wen
were no
out the true
popular sentiment from tne piauorra wnicn throft2h Kver Valley, offering in-
vention on the 3th, bat in the subsequent proceedings when tho popular impulses got vent and insisted up n an expression in the
form of Wallace's resolution in favor of pop
I
KT The Providence (R. 10 Journal con- TOTI AY'S ATWPPTTSPMTCATTS TYFTYITAT. TVTOT'Tr'.P:
seventy years and upwards who have died in that citr during the past rear. The oldest
ocrson was Patrick Donnelly, aired one hun
dred and thrco years. Of the wnole number, 67, or about two-thirds, were females. There is now living at Barbs, le, Pennsylvania, a Mr. Snyper, one hundred and eleven years
eld His wife is also living, and her age is one hundred and seven years. They have been living together ninety-two years.
RATES.
One square, (tea lines or leu), one time, t (Acts.
Three tunes. J : : : : : : : i t 41 00 One week, sttsit :stt: 1(0 Two weeks, I it ; i : : t : t i slid , One month, ; t i :::::: i : 4 00 Three months, ttst:i:ttt:1&0 Six months, ttttt t t t t, 10 00 One yew, t i UW tW Discount on larger advertisements.
jy Cards of six lines or ander, $10 per annum.
no -uu iornia 'aaverusementsrecelvea.
t57Tlie town ef Attleborough, Maw., is
largely engaged in the manufacture of those useful little articles, so indispcnsible to the
ladies, hooks and eyes. Nearly one thousand
MUTUAL PIBE LNSCRANCE COMPANY , OP VANDERBURGH COUNTY.
THIRD ANNUAL REPORT.
IN pursuance of the 55th Section of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana entitled
An Art roriae tneor potation or insurance com pa-
- a. - ar
ular sovereignty, ana in conae-mcai-on o e of tfae firat ,nbjccU to engage the atten
tho Lccompton swindle, the managers i(m of 0Qf Board of TrJljCi lf one can emasculated it by a fraudulent mutilation of lneJ x pucah. one here would be
its text after it had been voted upon by the profitable Thc amoont that is pended in
convention, inc resomuon rewriA-u j m .v. rM.in f n et1v r1wellit- would
ducementa to tho people of that region to transfer their aliipments from Evansville to Paducah, and appealing to State pride and - ii..:. i Ti v
k njuvv-, w vw- r r .... I nersona I re employed in the business. Which Diet, denning their powers and prescribing their du-
ject Of a Tobacco Warenouso Hera SHOO. Id DO ? A " . . ties," approved June 17th, 152. The undersigned
Vanderburgh County, submit the following Report:
Amount of property Insured, vtf3,60 00 Deduct amount of policies surrendered,.... 15"5 00
in Attleborough in 1S39
i , r ww . :i I ties, approvea vune l.tn, The unaer is worth $50,000 per annum. A Single ma- Direct,.ri of the Mutual rire Insurance Coo,
chino will make one hundred hooks or eyes 1
ml
rer minute, xms Dusincss was commences
DR. J. DORDLEY, - (Formerly of Henderson, Ky.) - WOfJLD ret pect fully Inform tfce cltiiens of EvansTille an.l ricimtv that he has taken rooms a
few doors above the Postoffiee, where bectn be seen and consulted as to the proper treatment to preserve the teeth and relieve diseased gums. 1 wonld herereniark that disease teeth and gums cause weaa eye, headache, eai ache, deafness, diseases Of the stomach. The worst cases of dyspepsia sre connected with dis
eases or the mouth, many suner ror years, ana wnen the cause is found out, it proceeds from some derangement of the mouth. A number of toy patients can testify to this fart. janl-tf N. B. Chloroform administered when desired NOTICE.
IN notifying the public of my retirement from business, t teg leare to t-nler them, and my friends and patrons particularly, my thanks for past farors
and patronage, ana would neaniiv recommenn w uieir consideration my successor, JACOB STRAUB, who undoubtedly, will justify all expectations of my
menus. a. TAi.vaiftvii
Convention reads as follows! R((,lrl. That we aro still in favor of the
great doctrine of the Kansas-Nebraska bill; and that by a practical application of that doctrine tho people of a State or of a Territory should be, as they are, inalienably invested with tho right ol ratifying or rejecting, at the ballot box, any Constitution that may bo framed for their government; and that mM
establish a Tobacco Warehouse that would
secure an important branch of business to
the city.
Kansas. Intelligence to the 9th from Leavenworth, and other parts of Kansas, state that the free-State party is everywhere
and hereafter no Territory should be admit- lump. " ' v. ted into the Union, as a State, without a fair the Legislature under the Lccompton Con-
expression of the will of its people being first stitution, it is reported that the free-State
naJupon tbe constitution accompanying uw have 23 out of 40 members of the
In tho official proceedings of the Convention, as published in the State Sentinel, the word now in thc sentence 4i that now and hcre44 after no Territory should bo admitted into " the Union as a State without an expression M of thc will of its people," is omitted and
PA letter from Loogootee, Ind., says
that pork packing is nearly closed, and will
foot up about 3,500 head. The weight per
head is greater this year than heretofore.
There is considerable wheat in the hands of
farmers.
Leaving amount of policies now outstanding, OWOS 00
29,236 80
House, and 11 out of 19 members of the Senate! The vote against the Lccompton Constitution is about 15,000. Charges are made of gross frauds at several border precincts, and numerous arrests of those concerned in them have been made.
Gen. Calhoun, against whom threats of
compton.
der escort, counted tho votes, and returned,
and is now on his way to Washington with
the Constitution and a statement of tho returns.
. . a . i
tue sentence is maue4io reaa MrtajitT no wr- violcnco tad made, asked for xitory should be admitted," and by implies- aQ of troops frora Lcavenworth to Lo tion, excepting Kansas and the Lecompton con,pt0n. He proceeded to Lccompton un-
Conatitution from thc scope of the resolution, and thereby making them an exceptionable
case, and indirectly withholding an approval of Douglas course. It was the mutilated form of this resolution that gave tho public the impression that the Douglas men had pusillanimously submitted to tbe declaration of the Bright managers. But the exposure of tho fraud puts a new aspect upon the matter, and
the truth appears to be that tho political intriguers were themselves beaten in their own assembly. Mr. R. J. Ryan a memlcr of the Convention from Marion county in a letter to th Indianapolis Journal gives tho following account of tho matter. " The precise, exact and original resolution offered by Mr. Wallace, of Montgomery, contained a complete condemnation of tne Lccompton swindle, and the unequivocal endorsement of Senator Douglas's course in op-
IdrT Elsewhere we notice tlc arrest of the Cincinnati fortune teller, Mrs. Shaltz, on another charge, even more revolting than the case of Victoria Ilnehea. Mr. Edward II.
Miles, tho party charged with having been her seducer, is also In custody. He Is a citizen of Lebanon, Ohio, has a largo family,
and is said to be a man of wealth. The name of their victim was Bethany Cannon During tho year proceeding her death she was a domestic in the family of her seducer. In July last she left Lebanon, stating her intention to go to New Orleans, but proceed
ed no further than Cincinnati, where she be.
posing and denouncing it as a violation oft came a victim to the hellish practice of tho the great principle ot popular sovereignty fortune teller. Further developments in
these cases aro looked for with intense inter
est.
t3fThe case of John Beattie, indicated for
the murder of Francis McClore, in Cincinnati, was tried in the Comman Pleas on Friday last, and resulted in the acquittal of the prisoner. The deliberation of the Jury occupied but twenty minutes.
Tebsi Uattti has two theatres in success
ful operation, and the citizens propose estab
lishing a gymnasium and reading room.
The city of the Prairies is far ahead of ns in popular amusements. 53y Tbo English Board of Trade returns
for the month of November anow a falling off of nearly $2,000,000 in the vxports, as
compared with tbe corresponding month last
year. fiyPreachers in Minnesota appear to be feeling thc hard times, as well as their lay brethren. One says that for more than two
months he has not had a cent except what Le
received for marrying, and that marriage fees are not very large in that region. tSTMtis said that some gentlemen of Philadelphia have sent to the Great Eastern Steamship Company, propsoals to contract
for the launch of tho Leviathan.
Value of Pasuslam Notes as per Sd Annual Itepott
Tal. of Prem. Motes ree'd since.... S6.14 M
Deduct - " surrendered,... 833 IS 3,S1 6&
Talue of Prem. Kotes now on band, S34S845
Cash on hand as per 5d Annual Report,.... i2,&?8 33
Cash ree'd since on Premiums,. ...Sn?7 2u Policies, 33 00 m m m Transfers..... SO For Interest,.. 1W ä5- 900X5
Deduct. -
Supt Salary, 41 ft Advertising 24 00 Notary Public, 1 0 Salaries, 50 00 Donation to fire Companies, 110 00 Loss paid 11. tleeker 20 00
Cash on band
ASSETS. Present Talue of Premium Notes, Cash oa hand, Furniture,
71
JACOB STRAUB,
In refering to the above, desires to sar. that ha Tin boucht theeutire stock of Mr. WALDKlRCH'S hard
wire store, intends to carry on the business as heretofore, and will he hacnv to serve Mr. W .'s old custom
ers, a well as his friends an1 puMic in ceneral with A No. 1 GOOD:, and at the LOWEST PKJCLä. Jan !-dl ru.
House for Rent and Valuable Far
niture for Sale. HAVINO determined to remove to Louisville in the rorinr. I will Rent the Larce New Dwell-
ling I now occupy, and will Sell my furniture, consisting of an excellent Kosewood Piano, and all of try Household and Kitchen Furniture. Persons wanting
any such Furniture will lind it to their interest to call
i at my residence, on Oak street, between Second and
Third streets. Possession given immediately. jar.KLiw. JNO. WOODSON HUOUES. 50 OR 150 REWARD.
Total Assets,....
548 65
I3Ä5 12 34,5 4S ,258 1 1 50 37,89 07
t5TA restaurant is to bo fitted up in the
lower storv of the South extension of the
Capitol at Washington, for tbe use of the
members and officers of the IIouso of Bcprc-acntatives.
Number of Policies outstanding 1$ Assessments made on Premium Notes, None. Losses, 20
Attest: KUUT.SAttix,Bec-y.
STATE OF INDIANA, Vanderburch Countr.
William Heitman. V. Baker. Robert Bamea, R. S.
Tenney, H. D. A Iii, W. It. Preston, Nring uly worn, sav that they are fi recto s of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Uomunr or Vanderburgh county, ana
that the foregoing Report is correct, and true tu their
best knowledge and belief. WM. IIEILMAN, W. BAKER, ROBT BARN PS, K- 3. TENNEY, II. D. ALLIs. W. R. PRESTON.
Sworn and Iwrfhed before me, this 15th ilay of
January, 1;8. Vfitnass my hand and Notarial ctal, th d&t afnreaid.
TIIOS. . IL. 8. Notary Public of Vanderburgh Co. The above Company continues to take risks on
Vutldings or their contents, either in town or country,
at equitawe rales. W. BAKER, President. ROUT BARNES, Trea. R. EaILY, Sec'r. jsnl-d&wlw
MY STORE, In Cannelton, Perry county, Iml., was roWd on the night of the 7th inst-, ol the following roods: Three Silver Watches, two Hunting Case Watches, and one open face Lapine Watch; a! so a large lot of Jewelry, consisting of Breastpins, Lar Dropsand Finger Rings; also a quantity of Pocket Knives ami Razors, with a quantity of Irish Linea, Silk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing. I will give $30 for the apprehension of the thitf, or 1 5 O for the thief and good. A ridress jan 9 4w NICHOLAS VATJGHAN.
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COMMISSION k FORWARDINjF CARD. T C WIT rilPT T . r n.
m0 m Ai mm. u mm MJ wv v VP s Commission amef I'orwardin Merehaau Under the TelegfffhO Sice, Evansville. JOHN g; MITC HELL, Ai the Depot Bowling Green, Ky. PARTICULAR nttenti given to Receiving,' gtor-"' Ing, Jrrrd Forwarding any Produce eors'ghea to us. He wMl also use our best exertions to effect the tnosf
advantageous sales of goods sent to us forthat pur-' pose, either at Evansville or Rowling Green. Jan U-tf
P. G. O'RILEY & CO., OLD ESTABLISHED Storage, Forwarding & Commission?
General Railroad, Steam and Express Agents,' SFKCIAL AOKWTS roa rKSNSTLVAXIm UaLSOA.
eap ror cash.
fseplSl- PRKSTON RROS.
URAX ! IlRAIVt nttA!
M.3
mo tusliel llran received per Railroad ly Z. 1I.COOK & SON.
aOIGARS.
J o Mats Cinnamon;
1:JXW Assorted fine Clears lust received and for
aalehv I. it D. 1IEIMANN.
(JEW Codfish for sals by
7. n. COOK fc SON.
enunciated by tho Kansas isill. lint 1 am
perfectly willing to admit that if that resolution v-aa adop'ed only in tho form published by tho Sentinel on tho day succeeding the adjournment of tho Convention, fAev tr were shamefully beaten by tl wire pullers and tricksters, and that tne said resolution is no
better, as it can be no worse, than the othci
13 It will be seen by the following that
tho JeOcrsonville Branch Bank has been
placed in thj hands of receivers. It is evi-
thivj called "a platform of Democratic prin- I dent that the Board of Control is dcterminciples.' I deny, however, that the resolutton tA tn ,nu th RrftneTiM elrolw m a fnlflll.
m
8AVI.GS DA.VK LIST.
Rates at which the following Bank Notes art bought,
or received on deposit at the Savings Bank, Evans
ville. Corrected weekly.
y , ' which passed the Convention was that which at o Li? l i rr l i
tue Mnuuei puonsoca aa aucu. 10 mit t am at any moment ready to bo qualified in a court ot justice. Mr. Wallace's resolution as above quoted was tbe resolution sent to tho committee and reported back by them to the Convention
with sundry amendments. These amendrncnfs were voted down, as you are aware, by over three to one, the honest masses of the Convention having at last become thoroughly aroused to tbe vital importance of the resolution, and broken loose from the terrible grasp of the politicians and office-holders which had held them down throughout the day. Then came tho struggle on the original resolution. Mr. Chapman, of Jefferson, who acted as chairman of the committee on resolutions in the temporary absence of Mr. Voorhees, sternly opposed tho resolution on two principal grounds: 1st, That tho word iitalitnabU denied to the people tho right of delegating to their agents, txprett instruction to that f fed, the power to form a constitution and put it in operation without sub mitting it bock for adoption or rejection; and 2d, That the word now plainly referred to f.comjtonf and thtrefirt contained a direct censure of the President and his administra tiont Now what was tho result ot tho struggle? Why, gentlemen, wo agreed that the word inalUnahU might bo stricken out, whether becauso tho word itself did cot amount to much, or because the point made against it by Mr. Chapman was clear and
tenable, it is unnecessary to inquire, as being
totally immaterial to the issue. In regard to the other objections of Mr. Chapman, Mr.
llolman rose and boldly declared that the word KowfJ refer to Kansas and the Le
compton fraud, and that without it tne reso
lution was utterly worthless. After further debate the resolution was carried by a largo
majority, the Henry county delegation ad
dressing thechair, and declaring by way of
explanation that they voted fur the resolution with tho understanding that tho word
jv,w was not intended as a censure of the Ad ministration. Here i tho wnole matter fair
lv and fully stated, and I challenge contra
diction.
In regard to tho contemptible fraud by which tue very life and soul are strangled out of tho resolution in its publication, 1 am
unable to traco its origin or authorship, nor
am I disposed to try it. I am not at all snr
prised at its perpetration. It is a flno and
striking feature in Lccompton politics, and
would uo honor to the Machiavellian states
manshipof Lord President John Calhoun
himself. At all events it is in perfect char
actcr and keeping with the proceedings of a Convention, which, with many elements to redeem it from everlasting and damning in
famy, was yet, it must bo confessed with
a . m . a . a
iccnngs or moruncation ana Doming sname. fat were amputated packed with postmasters and swamp land I r
commissioners, who governed its action with despotic sway, and stifled every honest and
outpoen expression of opinion by violence and fraud. In conclusion let me say, that
tbe resolution was passed by thc Convention as I have quoted it, and as it is published
among the other resolutions by that sterling
democratic paper the bhelby olnntccr. That tho resolution of tho State Conven tion embracing that declaration, truly re
fleets the sentiments of nine-tenths of tho Democracy of Indiana, is beyond all possiblo
aouots." 14. j. it YAK.
ment of their obligations to tho public, and to each other, a fact which must confirm the
confidence in tho Bank now so fully felt. Bank or ths State of Indiana, )
Indianapolis, Jan., 14, 1853. J At a special session of the Board of Direc
tors of the Bank held tbis day. the Branch
of the Bank of Jefferson ville was suspended
oy order or tne oara, and receivers therefor appointed.
lne notes or such liranca will be received
by tho other Branches of this Bank as here
tofore. II. McCrLLocii, rrcs'L
Tm Mctcal Fiat Imtbaxck Coxpakt
or Vawdibbcrqh. We refer our readers to
the third annual report of our Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, by which it will be
seen that during three year's busicsss, with
outstanding risks of more than $400,000, the total loss sustained by tho Company has
been only one of $20. This Company in
surea property in this and the adjoining coun
ties of Warwick, Posey and Gibson. It affords the cheapest insurance our citizens can
avail themselves of. Wo recommend the ad
vantages tho Company offers to the attention
of property owners, within its prescribed
district.
ßJ On Wednesday, a young girl, named
Ann Kane, was sentenced to the House of
Befuge in Cineinna'i, for disorderly conduct.
Tho Judge, in passing the sentence, stated
that she was the lost of tho family at large;
that the father was confined in the peniten
tiary for life on a charge of murder; that two
sisters were confined in the city prison; and
that a younger brother and sister were in tho IIouso of Kcfuge. A father and five children spending their lives in prison is a sad
spectacle.
CiT A terrible caso of suffering Is describ
ed by tho Minnesota papers. A young German named Walthcr, started from Princeton,
Benton county, on the I5th of December, on a hunting excursion, intending to return the
same night, He lost his way, and for five
days, with frosted feet and hands, ho suffer
ed the most intenso agony. To preserve life
ho had to eat his dog. He had been in the woods nine days when he was found, and
conveyed to St. Anthony, where both his
MAINE, par Dls.
Except Canton K Is worth
Exchange
Urucers
Hancock llallowell Maritime Winson
Sandford
N.HAMPSlIIR,rar
Except Weare 30
VERMONT, par
Except Newberry
Koyalton l)auby ..... . ....... . Missisfiuoi South koyalton
Stark Bank
St. Albans
Woodstock
MASSACHUSETTS, par
Excent Lee Bank
Urocers nans....
Weston Bans...
RHODE ISLAND,
I...... .....
Except Bk of the Rep.
Ilk of South county..
Farmers Bk
i... .......
i......
TO
60
SO
Uopkenton Bank
CONNECTICUT, par
Vtrn Rrtdeettort City
Ban Bk of North America.. 8"
Colchester 6" Charter Oak 2?
Kxc nan ire Bank 9
Dis.
fanners ft M'chs., Bk. 73 Mineral Bank.......... '.J t ft M Bk, Kent Co.... S5
PENNSYLVANIA, par Except Bk of New Cas
tle 20 Bkof Pennsylvania... 60 KrieCity Bank Ml Warren County Bk.... 30 TISQINIA I Except Kanawha B0
Trans Allegan 3U
N. CAROLINA.. a 10
Except Tanners Bank
Chin city so 8. CAROLINA.... 10 GEORGIA 10 ALABAMA 10 DELAWARE MICHIGAN.
Bk of Macomb Co...... FA
lk of Tecnmseb. (0 Farmers ft MchV, Bk. &n
Michigan Jus, Rk SO Michiinn State Bk SO
Peninsular Bk &0
OHIO, par Except Baak of Circle ville SO
City Bk of Cincinnati. SO
NOTICE.
Cash! Cash 1 Cash! Cash! Cash! sfTtN and after TEOKUART, 1st, 15, I wi'l close
VF my Bookstoal running accounts and gcll Tor Cash Only or Its Equivalent. Experience has taught me to take this plan, believing it to he to the interest of buyers, as well as to myself. I shall try to make it an object for all to psy cash, and hon to give ofl'ence tu none by refusint
credit, as 1 shall refuse all without respect to person or persons. All goods must be paid for It-fore tu y leave the store. If not NUlsfactory, they can be returned, and I will refund the money. Also, I take this opportunity to offer my sincere thanks for the liheral pntrocage with which I was heretofore favored, and ak a continuance of the same, promising to merit tbe same by prompt and fair deal ui . and an additional inducement in prices.
CAM. CJUKHIl,
REMOVAL. CIIAS. LEICII has removed his entire stock of Druirs, Medicines an 4 Fancy Articles to his new stand on Main street, one door alove Ahlering's Clothing Store, where he will be glad to see his old customers and as many new ones as may favor him with a call. J an 11-lui ESTUAY NOTICE. "!STR ATED from the sulcrflier near Evansville,
JLi Iml.. a DAKK VAX HAKK, bve
years old, at tout
inane, legs ant
ten well. When
all round. Any person finding her and sending her
to the Livery StaMe or setcnell ft uowies, tn fcrinsville, will be well rewarded. On the right shoulder the hair is some worn by buggy shafts, jan 12-lm D. II. BALLENGES.
t fifteen hands high, black TV fX tail, paces, trots and canen she left she wa shod ' 1 t 1
an 18
Main st , S doors below Second.
Canal..
City Bank Columbus.
Clinton Bank
Dayton do Miama Valley Bit, ..
;teneua county ii
ange liana.. ?'!.-aiwiinW rut
ICartrordcouatyflk.... HVll'nion Hink...
1 1 an TS uana
am
Mrrnntil ....
Winlnriet ...........
Paunniouoe 2
OniunebaUEh Bk 2"
V UUM - Windham County...... ö
Woodbury
Worcester 4W
NEW YORK, par
Except Agricultural... 80 Kk of Orleans 0
Rk of Central N. Y....
Chautauqne Co., Bk.. 1"
themung 10., ia....
imrymans
llollister. Bank :
Hugenot Bank 2o
Hamilton cxcr.ange ot '
SILVER PLATING. niMIE undersigned has permanently located him. 11 self in Evansville, with the intention of pursuing the above business. He can be found in the Marale Hall Building, Sd glory. Opposite Chas. Bibcock's Carriage FurnishingJStore. He is nrepsred to do all kinds of Coach. Carriace.
House and t$aridlery Plating with neatness and dispatch, and he warrants his work to he as duranla as any done in the country. He ask s for the patronage of the otisens of Evansville, and of the Coach and Carriage Makers of the Pocket. Silver boor Plates, Numbers for Pews, and Silver Plates for every purpose mads to order: also Bell
Pulls, Knobs, Locks, Escutcheons, and Rail Knibs,
and every other description in his line will be done in
a manner eoual to the best .Lastern work. J. A. BANDERS, Jin tNm " 2d Story Marble Hall.
LAND FOR SALE. " npiIE Subsrrtfher offers for sale 40 ares of first-rate
H. upland, situated IX miles from West Franklin, Posey county. Ind., 15 acres are cleared, and the remainder is covered wh heavy timber For terms, fcc, enquire of the subscriber n the
property, or to J. B. CamnbeU o .
Ale and Laser Beer Agency. TW Tl. ftVlK Sz SON are Arnts for the sale of T
sfj ft I. A. Louck's celebrated Ale and Lager Beer, and nave just received a stock of each, to which they
invite tne auentionoi tne L-eaiers. Jan 13 Z. 11. COOK & SON, Ag'ts. AX ELEGANT 11 AX O FOR SALE. ONE of reters ft Cragg's superior Pianos, nearly new, Is offered for sale. It cost 1273 and will be sold roa cash for 225.
Also, one of Martin's elegant Guitars, which cost 1 40, entirely new, can be bought for 030 cash. Apply at this office. dec29-tf.
SUNDRIES: 5 Hhds. Clarified Sugar;
25 Half boxes Raisins; W Boxes Cheese; 10 Boxes Lemons; ' ' 6 BMs. Ontnges: tUi Kegi assorted ails; 2"0 llf. Boxes assorted Window Oloss; A lot or Upper Sole Leather; A lot of Ihkjt Mats, in 'lore and for sale ty Jan7-tf. PRESTON BUS.
'TP n .- M. dUbbls.
jan 14
Tar just received and for sale by PRESTON BROS.
riMTRXIPSJL 300 bush, ree'd per Canal and for sale by
jan it
("JAILS.
1M
jan
500 kegs Wheeling, assorted sizes, for saltty 14 . GEO. FOSTER ft CO.
nUNNY BAGS.
Jan H-dftww
D. L.
MAI
RTIN.
100 bales large JX bush.
10 " SX 10 u 4 M for sale by (jan 12 GEO. FOSTER &
CO-
W OAF. CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGARS.
MLS 25 bbls. for sale by
60
Medina Bk
O Lee's Bk., Ontario Bk.
Ontario Co. Bk
Powell Bank
Pratt Bank.
91
Ss)
5 5" 80
30
SO
Reciprocity Banc.... sni Swketts Harbor Bk.... "0
Troy City Bank 1" Western Bank ' Yites County Bank... HO
NEW JERSEY, par
Except America Bk.... &0
Ilk or New Jersey 6" Bergen County V MerchanU Bk h
Morris County 30
Phillinsburg 20
Union 20
Wheat Growers (0
MARYLAND, par
E xcept C amber land Sa-
SavingsUank.. ........ XA
KENTUCKY, par
Except Kentucky Trust
company Newport Safety Fund
e's ft over 60 ILLINOIS 6 K xcept Rush ville. 40 Peoples 40 Stock Security 40 WISCONSIN all.. TENNESSEE at... 10 Except Bank of Knoxville B0
Tazewell W Jenerson 50 Trenton 50 Nashville 50
Ocohee M, 5A
Lawrencehurg 5) Ilk of CUyboume jft
Danbridge 50
INDIANA,
AU Specie Paying Banks
par. . Broken Banks note no
ted in this list, are not
bought.
LAND WARRANTS.
tO Acre Warrants SOe per Acre.
H Acre Warrants 75c per
Acre.
HO Acre Warrants 65e per
Acre. 10 Acre Warrants 75c per Acre. Exhange on New York
IX per c premium.
Coin 3 per e premium.
jan 18
TtTOLAS ES.
11 40 half bbls choice for sale y
GILBERT & BOWLES.
jan 14
GILBERT & BOWLES.
''ABLE SALT.
jjn 19
In both long and small begs for sale low by
UJL.BC.KT K UUnL.ES.
JOTATOES.
M 100 tacks Prime Potatoes for sale bv
WOODEN BOWLS, Ac 100 Nesu Wooden Bowls; 15 dozen do Trays; 6 do Ass'd Churns: b0 do Rolling Pins; 23 do Mashers, just received and for stle by Z. II. COOK ft SON. ICK.- " 10 Tierces Rice just ree'd and for sale by jan 12 PRKSTON BROS.
S10. and it was the intention of the artist that none of
the engravings should evr be otiered for a less sum than Sä, being richly worth that amount. Thus every three dollar subscrilxr will receive the Magasine for
one year chesp at S3 and this splendid engraviLg,
richly worm 5; tons getting ror n toe vaine 01 5. We shall commence striking off tbe engravings im mediately, yet it can hardly be expected thai impressions of so larce a nlate can be taken as fast as they
will be called for by subscribers. Wt nsll , therefore,
furnish them in the order in which subscriptions are received. Those who desire to obtain their engravings early, and from the first impression, should send In their subscriptions without delay. The engraving can be sent on rollers, by mail, or in any other man ner, as subscribers shall order. 820,00(9 IX WORKS OF ART. In addition o the superb engraving of THE LAST SUPPER," which will be presented to every thre dollar subscriU r for the year the publishers have co .iplcted arrangements for the distribution, on the 2Mb. day of LVcemher. 12. of a series of splendid
works of art, consisting of one hundred rich and rare Oil Paintings, valued at from SluOto 1,000 each. AI so, 2,0ti0 magnificent Steel Plate Eni ravings, worth from 13 to 5 each, and 1,000 choice Holiday Books, worth from SI tn 5 each, making. In all over THREE TIIOUSANDOIFTS, worth TWENTY TIIOUSAMD DOLLARS.
Inclose S3 to the Publishers and yon will commence receiving the Magazine by return mail. You will also receive with the first copy a numbered subscription receipt entitling you to the Engraving of THE LAST SUITER," and a chnnce to draw one of those THREE THOUSAND PRIZES."
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FOR
EMERSON'S MAGAZINE For 1838. First Because its literary contents will, during the year, embrace contributions from over one hundred dirterent writers and thinkers, numbering among them the most distinguished of American authors. Second Because its editorial departments, ' Our Studio." "Our Window," and " Our Olio," will each be conducted bv an able editor, and it will surpass, in the variety and richness of its editorial contents, any
other magazine. Third Because it will contain, during the year, nearly six hundred original pictorial illustrations from designs by the first American artists. Fourth Because for the sum of $8, you will receive this splendid monthly, more richly worth that sum than any other magazine, and the superb engraving of " THE LAST SUPPER," worth SiFifth Because you will very likeiy draw one of the three thousand prises to be distributed on the 25th day of December, 15 perhaps one that is worth 1 ,000. Notwithstanding that these extraordinary inducements can hardly fail to accomplish the o -jeeU of the publishers without further effort, yet they hare determined to continue through the year
The Great Library Offer. To any person who will get up a club of twenty-four subscribers, either at one or more post Rice, we will present a splendid Library, consisting of over Forty Large Bound Volumes, embracing the most popnlar woras in the market The club may be formed at the cl ub price, 3 a year, without the eugraving, or at the
full price, $3, with the engraving of tne Last Supper to each subscrilier. List and description of tbe Lunry. and specimen copy of the Magazine, will be received on receipt of 25 cents. Over 200 Libraries, or 8,000 vol umes, bare already been distributed in accordance with this offer, and wt should te glad of an opportunity to furnish a Library to every clergymen, to every school teacher, or to some one at every postoffice in the country. M AKIXG MOXEY. The success which our acentsare meeting with Is
almost astonishing. Amng the many evidences of tbis fact, we present the following from one of our
agents already in the nekl: - I have been at work canvassing on your Magazine I one wees, and am delighted with the Business. It is different from canvassing for anything else I ever
tried, l am sure to get a subscriber in every family
where they can rake together three dollars, lam nev
er received withtndiSerence anywhere, for the first
thing I do is to unroll my engraving betöre I let any body know what I am alter, and thus I get them inter
ested De i ore iney anow wnat a splendid oner i am going to make them. Sometimes they ask my price for the engraving and I Uli them Is, and when I oiler them the engraving and Magasine for one year for three dollars tbey are perfectly astonished. I did not get to going welt for the first two or three days.
xne ist day I got - a sunsenners.
The 2d 7
HATING Ctted up mammoth Wharf-Boat, the largest on the Ohio River, in the most substantiAT manner, we are prepared to facilitate with pro dispatch all roods eiitrufc-xl to our care, either by Hirer, Railroad or Caial without delay or expo', sures, tic, ficc. Particular attention will be rakfiO Recelr'tg, Storing and Fcrwarding; and also to the' sale ' -ny Produce consigned to us, and all orders prom iy filled. r. G. O 'HI LEY returns hu sincere thanks to his', numerous friends for their formet' patronage, and re., spectfully solicits a col tin nance of the same, which will be duly reciprocated
A Store Room, well sum Tied, vill be ker tor these
eommodation of boaU, jri neir orders carefully &IVed. r. G. O'RILEY ft C( .-s
EDWARD It. HILL, (LATS WITH J. S. If rrCHXLL,) COMMISSION & FORWARDING'
and WH ARFBOAT PKOPIUErOR EVANSVILLE, IN1X
THE uodersigue-f liasYeCently purchased a FIRST CLASS
W11AKF-BOAT and establish
ed himself in Evansville to transact a Forwarding and Commission lusiness. Possessing every facility for receiving and shipping Merchandise, Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, kc. with, despatch and on the most reasonable terms, he woulat respectfully solicit ths patronage of merchants and shippers generally. EDWARD B. HILL.
a-vansviiie, wee. isi, ir.-uu JOHN S. MITCHELL (Successor to O'Rlley ft Mitchell.) PBODUCB, FOmVARDIXG AND COMMISSION MERCHANT EVANSVILLE. IN LV
' attention paiI to coa-
sale of Flour. Pro-
Orders for the vwr-
chase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to. Us ving a large Wharf-Boat at the River, and bcü g Agent at this place for several Railroads, I possess su perior advantages for forwarding Merchandise or Pro duee coming here by Railroad as well as by River. Office on board the lower Wharf-Boat. janl!
in ir
t ,.-575fls -"I STRICT atti I J -T jA . i signments for i m i"f i ! i ' Bfrduce, tec. Or
jan is
P. U. O'RILEY ft CO.
Jlj 0LAS8ES. 50 bids, In fine order, and choice
if ja quality just reeetred and ror sale low hr Janl-tf. GILBERT ft BOWLES. snoxpECTioxERs srcAn.-
W 25 bbls. just received and f sale by
deel
GILBERT ft BOWLES.
V IX KG AR 1101. Ck
y
idcr Vinepsrjiinl received and for sale
ltKEKY ft JOHNSTON.
JEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS !- 1 Ouits, by the Author of Initials; l'arthenia, or the Last bars of Paganism, only Just published by Tick nor ft Fields: The Plant Hunters, by Capt. Marne Reed; Mabel Vau chn:
Moss8ide,by Marion Harlsnd:
LEAD PIPE. 4 ,' A good assortment received ana for sale by jan ii SAMT ORR. 1niII WHISKY. One Puncheon Pure Irish W hisky, just received and for sale by decl. TENNEY te SORENSON. D" RIED BEEF.500 lbs Choice Pried Beef;
50 do Heer Tongues; 3 Bbls Prime Pork; just received and for sale by JanS-tf. Z.H. COOK ft EON.
SEED.
"" t T n In TiHatnr eonntv. Tnwa. OTl'sinal Bed
1. from Hunrary about S years aro. Turn? off
irom 4 to 6 tons of bay to tne
other hay for stock .
rec a ry tjan l . j
The 3d The 4th The 5th Theoth
.6
.1 .-9 ,17
HUNGARIAN GRASS
acre, preferred to any
A stock of the above Seed just
Z. II. UUUK. ft fcUN, Art.
Meadow Brook by Mrs
ni mvers, Homestead on the Hill Side,
by
&cnooi Days at Kugly :
lest Hooks r th v
DORELL ft CONYNOTON.
A new supply f the best
Holmes;
do:
noks of th
rear f.ir sale
SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT. iui A HOUSE containing SRoomsanda Kitch-
fü.f T en, in a central and pleasant part of the city, nil I will be rented if the furniture of the present
nil I occupant is purchased.
aWif w, Terms low. Address Box W, Evansville
Post Office.
jan lo-diU
Douglas in St. Louis. Tho partizans of
the Administration held a Convention on the
6th ir St. Louis, at which they attempted to
npprcßa all expression of approval of Sen a rt. a m . -
aior LongiaaT courso. The Douglas men
withdrew and left a meager assemblage of
about 150 office holders to adopt a platform. On the 14th inst., the Douglas wing assembled ia a CTOwd that flllad the spacious Ro
tunda of the Court House, and passed a ae
ries of enthusiastic resolations,among which
was the following:
That we fully and heartily endorse the
views expressed by tho Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, on tho Kansas question, in bis late
t-jyihe notorious Madame Schultz, of
Cincinnati, who administered unlawful means to Victoria Hughes, to procure abor
tion, has been arrested on another charge,
exceeding in wickedness even that disgust
ing case, ira tue ist or August last, a
Tounir woman went to the residenco of
Schulti, where an abortion was effected, and the child thrown Into the privy vault. The
result of the diabolical operation was the
death of tho girl, after suffering indescriba
ble tortures. This case will assume a much
more formidable aspect than that of Victo
ria llughes, death magnifying the crime.
137 The extensive firm of Smith, Kasuell
& Co., candle manufacturers of Louisville
have suspended and assigned. Their liabil
ities are over one million dollars; there as- j
sets are very large in lands and city prop
erty which Have proved, in theso times, to be
unavailable to meet their debts.
137 A Baton Rouge paper atates that
many planters have stopped grinding cane,
the juice not yielding enough to pay the ex-
able, luminous and eloquent speech in the I pensca of making it. On some plantations
I'mfAl KfatA Snnifa n m in trir-r. ivnnlin I i1a .i, ... , . n
utj jmvu wiu yiciu no sugar at aa.
United Stato Senate, aa in strict accordance
with the well known principles of the trreat
Democratic party of the nation; and that bis speech and. action at the present Bcssiora ot Conzress. in. relation to Kansas- affairs, have
but increased and confirmed his claims to the
respect, affection and confidence of the Dem
ocratio masses throughout the whole coun
try
57" There is a woman in tho Luna tie
JSTUt. Harlow Lewis, of New York.
husband of Mrs. Lewis, of free lovo noto
riety, has been pronounced insano and a I bnd wiwai y
committee appointed to take charge of his
estate., bo much for free loveism.
SUNDRIES. 3 cases Brass Bound Ceder Buckets;
Son lbs WrappinrTwine; 300 boxes No 1 Herring: 6 boxes x!0 Window Glass x10; 60 " Pxi xlJ, A lOxU 10x13; W 10x14 10x115 LVOkefs Nails; 25kess S. C. Beda; 55 dos Washboards; ii boxes Wheat Starch: 5 bbls. Pearl Barley: 100 boxes Castile and Fancy Soap; SO boxes Palm 8oap; 100.000, 8 B Caps; 100.000 O D Cam. full count:
Becei ved and for sale by
jan IS I. ft P. 11E1MAXS. CARD.
U ATINO cure haiied the interest of II J. Hart In
IA the Boot and Shoe business the undersisned
takes pleasure in informing; his numerous friends that the business will continue to be carried on at the building near toe Post Office on First street where he
rill be thankful to receive orders and attend to the
wants of his many patrons.
illVIJlAg VIM RH.
A reneral assortment of Gentlemens, Ladies. Mis
ses. Bors. Tenths and Childi ens Boots and Shoes kept
constantly on nana. ani-tt.
frnOBACCO.
11 SO butts of fine VlrrinUTohxco of difTererrf prices
. t s a m s . w SS.W. a ss V a a M I
SCNDRIE. 100 drums New Figs;
100 bxs mm rana quarter Kaislnsj I tierces 8. S. Almonds; 1 New Filberts; (cases V boxes Sardines, (1000 boxes.) BO hoses Ham burr Cheese:
Received and for sale by
jan is i. m v. heihaxx.
SUNDRIES. loo boxes and halfs Star Candles;
son reams wrapping raper; 30 dos. Genuine Soaker Brooms; 10 dos I. B. lUlf Bushels. 10 boxes Cloth Pins. 10 grass Ceder Faucets. Received and for sale by jan li I. ft P. HEIMANW.
aoUNDRIES.9 13 dos Butter Ladles; ados Wooden Spoons; S3 s Rolling Pins; SdosTswel Rollers; 10 Sos Potato Manners; dos Beef JLdls: 20 nests Wooden Boxes, S inch ; Sdos aas'd Knife Boxes an Baskets: Just ree'd by (Jan 16 Z. II. COOK fc SON. BRUSHES! BRUSIIES!SO gorub Brushes, ass'd :
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. !T0TICE is hereby given that I will sell at public 11 auction on Thursday th 2Kh day of January l-V. at James Uewiu's Ware House near the old
steam Flour Mill owned by I. X. Ross, in Evansville, one steam Engine and ttxtures belonging to the same.
neinffthe property or Joseph nood. late of ferry
county, deceased. The purchaser will be required to
pay tarty (S50 dollars cash, and for the balance acred it of nin; months will be given, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, and bearing interest from date.
saie to commence at lv o oiock a ai. decU).ti&w. CHAS. II. MASON. Administrator with the will annexed. 4JAXCY Ml APS. 300 boxes, consisting or Military Shaving, Transparent Cakes, Tnu parent Bars, fancy Rose, Fancy Bars, ete. J ast recti t ed and for sale vaar low by GILBERT k BOWLES.
Meat Cutters and Saasage Staffer J Assorted Meat Cutters 11 ii Uti;
bO do
1 dosen
Pausare Stuff ers:
Pork Cleavers;
BABCOCff 80NTAO.
bOdea Horse do:
23 dos Shoe do; Sdos Dusting dot Sdos Carpet do; Received hv rjan 1
z. n. cook as son.
UriLLOW WJRE! WILLOW WARE ! 23 nests Market Baskets. lOdos " SO nests Clothes " S nests " Hampers. S des Covered Baskets. 10 dos ass'd Farmer's Baskets.
For sale low by (Ja 11 Z. U. COOK k. SON.
JUST RECEIVFI 10 doxen looking Glasses; 25 do Cl'-rks, every description; 100 do Axes, septl BABCOCK fc SONNTAG. V EAI AND SHOT. MJ 75 bags Patent Shot, assorted Nos. 95 do Buck do do do SOitO Its Bar Lead, for sale by scptlO WAEELERfc RIOGS. COFFEE.- . . v j 40 sfcks Rio Coffee; 1 bale Mocha;
30 pockeu Java; just rsc u ry
w
tT-flQRflR KnR 1VAILR.
Jnl Mbagageuuine "GRIFFIN " H. S
fjan 1)
Nails on
8 A MX ORR.
"An Englishman, without any rela
tions In this country, recently died at New
FOR REXT.
ONE of tbe best business siaada hi the citr, next door to J . P. Byrne's on. Main street. Possession
given immediately
uecrtf.
For particulars inquire of
DOB ELL ft CON YNGT0N.
Asylum on Blackweli's Island, New York, Orleans, bequeathing all his property, about who thinks the Roman Catholics are trying $50,000, to tho wife of a poor unemployed
mechanic of Manchester, England
to build a Cathedral in her stomach.
40CNDBIE. 9 40 boxes Kalsinst SO half boxes Raisins; 125 boxes No. 1 Herring; bO bbls Cement,! ust received and for sale by PRESTON BRQf ..
OODEN WARE, fcc.
30 dos ass'd Rucxets. IS do Wash Tubs.
35 nests do. t dos ass'd Churns. 90 dos Zinc Washboards. 75 nesU Wooden Bowls. 10 dos ass'd Wooden Trays. 100 gross Clothes Pins. 25 dos Pafnt Spring Clothes Pins. 25 nests Can Pails. 15 racks Covered Baskets. In store and for sale low by jan Id Z.H. COOK It SON. ANNUAL REPORT,
AS required by the 13th Section of an Act of the Legis latureof the State of Indiana, entitled An Act to authorise the formation of Gas Light Commpanies," approved February 13th. 1851. THE undersigned. President and a majority of the the Directors of the Evansville Gas Light Company, mike the following Report ( Amount of Capital Stock,...,...,,...,,. ....-'JWO Amount of same paid in , v 59,200 Amount of existing Debts, 11X38 C O. KEATS, President. . JNO. J.CHAN CkLEiU Director. Evansville, Jan. 1st, lcgS. STATE OF INDIANA, Vanderburgh County. " C. O. Keats and John J. Chandler make oath before
ma that the foregoing statement is true A they believe, jan 1510t JBJL.VT11E UXXEJB, Notary Tablic. RECEIVED LA8T NIGHT RTf EXP&ESS, Prince of the House of Davids. aueen's Fate; loss Side, by the Author of Alone? Coitsby the Author of Initial, jaa 1 J. nEALY.
sepU
Z. H.COOK ft SON.
gplDKIl VIXEUAR.-
b Bbls. Warranted Cider Vinegar, In store ard fo
as a mm - a v a.' u v
ie fjt -fiiiwi- v ivnf'H l dUOAIl AND TEAS. 9 Best grades of White and Bmwn Suosas; A gnat variety of superior Teas, for sale by augf SAM. VIC K ERY. POWDER.- M , 150 kegs Minnie Rifle Powder in Magasine and lo- sale by Z. 11. COOK at SON. Agfa.
1AIStNS.
Mm.
jan li
20 boxes recclr ed and for sale by
it JUlIiXU..
VICKXRlf
rap AR JL i lan 13
AR.
bbls received and ror sale ny
VlCK.fc.KV ft JUHWSTO.
f-fVABLE SALT.
JL 20 bugs fine Liverpool Salt for sale br
Jan 15.
ICKERY & JOHNSTON.
TI. I'li-ITE, AC15!) Ixes H X Tinplate; 50 do Roofing do, . 10 do Uxl2 do. 10 do 100 plate do, 20 do XTva Bright. 30 slabs Spelter. 20 Pigs Block Ti . For sale by jan 13 J
SAM'L ORR.
aTvXTRA FLOUR.
JCi 100 faags Canal Mills Excelsior fron. White Wheat
justrereivea ana tor sate nv 13 VICKZRY JOHNSTON.
Great Alarm Abont Town ABOUT money mitten and bad tobacco, but Y. Ten Vic)) Bros, have received some- of m liest
chewing tobacco that ever wa sold la our city. They
have all the best brands of V irglnia tonacoo. uive them a call and convince yourself. They abo have ! one hundred thousand of ttt best Havana cigirs.
Uct-izta. LlLOl'It. lV 29 bbls Emerson Etrtt Family Flour warranted by .11. COOK SON.
First week.. 54 " I shall do much better next week. It is the engraving that does the business. Everybody wants the
engraving. You may calculate uponlrom one to two thousand subscriber from me this winter. I am go ing to make enough out of the business to buy a farm tn the spring." With such inducements as we offer, anybody can obtain subscribers. We invite every et)tlem.n out of employment, and every lady whodesnes a pleasant
money making occupation to apply at once for an
agency. Applicants should inclose XS cents for a spe-
cim- n copy oi me xuagaxine, wuun win iiwiji w forwarded with answer to tbe applicant by return mail. SPECIMEN ENGKAVLNtf. As wedesiretop!ace In the hands of every per?0B
wan proposes to get up a ciun, ana aiso or every rni a copy of the engraving of "THE LAST SUPPER," as a specimen, each applicant enclosing us S3 will receive the engraving, post paid, by return mall, also specimens of our publications and one of the numbered subscription receipts, entitling the holder to the Magazine one year and to a chance in the distribution. Tbisofler if made only to those who desire to act as agents or to for .a clubs. Address OAKSMTCil ft CO., Jan15-dfcwlw No. 871 Broadway, W. Y. TURKS ISLAND 8ALT. 200 bags, very coare, ree'd per steamer Fairchtld, and frsale by (Jan 14 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. DAIRY SALT. loO bbls. superior to any other kind for sale by jan 14 GEO. FOSTER ft CO.
and Hambnrch Cheese). -35 boxes
Wge, and of best quality, just received per
steamer Marengo and for sale low by GILBERT ft BOWLES.
STORAGE WANTED. WE are prepared to store In our Fire Proof Ware house any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, on the most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular car w-lil be taken of Household Furniture, Agricnltural Treplemerts and all kinds of goods or wares liable te damage from damp or rust. I nsuranee effected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the or nth, or Ion ger, when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W -and K. Canal, and most convenient forshippinrt D River or Railroad. Apply to GEO. FOSTER ft CO.
span. CANAL STORAGE. 1IIAVE a large double Warehouse at the Cana Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken care of and held subject to the owner's orders, on the saost reasonable terms. P. G. O'RILEY mhS6'56. IMPORTANT TO TUE .
DEAF AJSD BLIND. DR. McLEOD, OF SCOTLAND, . Proprietor of the Institution for the Deaf, St. Louis, Missouri. HAS ARRIVED IN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, and may be consulted lor a few days at the City Hotel, Room No. 10 up stairs. Early attention is desired.
fv DEAFNESS, VlZZl E53, U1?E initio HEAD, AND all discharges from the EAR, U0UTU or Nostrils entirely removed. Dr. McLeod has made a new discovery of a fluid that will prove perfect absorption of the 'Cataract," and restore permanent vision to the eye without the ase of the knile. IMPORTANT AND TRUE. I have a son fifteen yeas of age who has been deaf and dumb from the age of two years, the effect of scar
let fever Hearing of Dr. Ncbeod. 1 Drought my so to him, and in three weeks under his hands he begaw to give signs of hearing; and at the expiration of ? weeks he could bear well, and is now rapidly learning to speax. I maxe this statement unsolicited, and fur the good of an afflicted community. St. Paul. Feb. 15. ALfcX. C MORTON. I hare been suffering with deafness, and many of the ills accompanying deafness, frora my infancy, which is about twenty bve years; my deaf, teas became so dis
tressing that I could rest nei.'her day nor night, an loosed for relief only in the grare. At length I wag penniUed to visit Dr. McLeod, of the Ear Infirmary of this city. Trembling between hope and fear, I submitted my case to this gentleman. Beyond my most sanguine expectations, after a short coarse of treat'
ment by in. McLeoa, l am in tne enjoyment oi perfect bearing, and my head is free from all those disagreeable sensations which formerly snade life a bard en. Any person wishing to see me, can find me at my residence, No. 110 Fifty street, MRS. EMMA CHANDLER. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. Ii5. I have been deaf in both my ears for many years, which affliction so afiected my mind, that life itself, at times, became a burden, and almost unendurable tn me. lam now one of the happiest men living. I have been restored to perfect hearing by tor. XcLeod,
r.&r Xnnniizrf, corner r onrtn an im rer streets, in his first examination of any ones, he stated thai la sic operations he would give me perfect hearing: and true
to his word, at tbe sixth operation, I heaicf, and so
distinctly and powmully dfctthe sound come Ion ears, that I w obliged to partially stop them with
cotton, until I coal t get wscd to it. Those wishing to
see me can call at ute steamer Partnenia. PHILLIP SlIELL, Steamer rarthenia. St. Lotris.Jnly ; 4135. jant-3wrfkw
W.ft
9EAXS.
Km 40 Bushels White Beans;
sale by
do
Dried Apples: Just rec-jUed and for v ii r,ntr - env
Tl'R.MPS. 200 Bushels Prime Turnips, just received aud for sale by Z. II. COOK ft &ON' .
CCRiVHE AT.-C5 Sacks Prime Buckwheat,
just received and for sale bv
Z.H. COOK ft SON.
ARD A.D BUTTER.
Jisl.t.ls. Lard;
250 bbls. Butter; received per Canal by
z. 11.
COOK ft SON.
BRAN, CORN AND OAT8.for sale by Z.H. COOK ft SON. S20AP AND CAN DLES 9 25 boxes full weight Star Candle-: 25 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles; 25 boxes Cincinnati Palm Soar. All of choice quality, and for sale at reduced prices, by Gilbert ft Bowles.
KOPE.150 Coils Boston Manilla epe. 60 Coils Jut do 35 do Cotton do 50 do Hemp do Received and for sale by PRESTON BROS. POCKET BOOKS. JUST received per Express, an Invoice of new and choice sty les of fi ne Port Monies. Pocket Books, Purses. Bags, ftc, in great variety, art at prices ta suit the times. Call at the old stand of . . . BITTROLFF ft SON, jvnS-lmd. Main bet. 1st and 2nd streets.:.l SAGE. 100 Us Prime sage tn store and for sale by janfHf. Z. II. COOK ft SoN.
C CRANBERRIES, fte.,ftc. J 10 Bushels Choice Cranberries! 300 Heads Prima Cabbaiei 1 25 Bushels ugar Pasntps i '00 do Prime W Lite Potatoes ; Inst received and for sale by. z U, COOK ft SON. jans-ti.
IL UTTER, tc-
u 1 1 civ, tec 300 lbs Fresh Table Butter;
" Cooking do . 600 dos Fresh Eggs; just received and for sale by Jana-tr. Z, II. COOK ft SON. Cincinnati Soap and. Tallotw Candles.-fcO Iwxesjust received per steamer Ielanon and for saleby GILBERT ft DOWLkSs.
PROF. DE GRATIlrS ELECTRIC OIL. THE ELECTRIC OIL.-EIeeMe Cares-Psfn 1 tbe prrmonltor of death, relieve tbe pain and yo ch-ick th disease. . Prof. Pegrath's Electric Oil Is the marvel ef the nge for the follown.?; not everything); Cures Rbrum-ti-ro often in a dav; CuX Neuralgia, Toothsche two ienutes; Cures Cramp in Sumach, five minntesl Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three days r Cur s Headache, fifteen minutes; Cures Earache, stiff Neck, Ague, one night; Curt Pile. Swelled Gland) ten days; Cures Felons, Broken Breasts, hält Kbeuiu two to six days: Cures Hemorrhage, hotvfsU, Ab. cess, six to ten days; Cures Frostod Feetind Chilb!ains, one to three days! Cures Ague and Fever, on to two days, and all nervous and scrofulous afleetionsi Cures deafness in one to four da s; C ores all Pains ta the Back, Breast, ic, in two days. A an example of the estimation tn wbkh it is held by one of the ablest j urlsU and writers on law &., irt this country, we will fire a letter receired by Prof. Ds Qiitu from John Livingston, Esq., Wtitor of th eil known Monthly Law Magasine, 1ST I Broadway New York. A word of such testimony is of more weight among the best classes, of the country, than volumns from unknown sources Giraxd Hocic, Philadelphia, May Ith. Vtyi. Prof Charles De G rath I fn-ely give it as my opinion that your 'Electric Oil"is among the saost woaderfa I remedies 4 modern times. At tbe earnest request of lady who Heied st.e had been relieved of a most painful affection by its use, I was induced to try a bottle, though at th time of purchasing, I fullybelieved it ! he a qoaes medicine and a catch penny humbug. But a trial convinces me that it does possess a marie power, and its use will prove a blessing; to suffering humanity. I recently took coi'd frosa sleeping tn damp sheet-,, ami my neck berame so much swollen and painful,, that 1 could not turn my head. After using, without success; everything ptf wiibed by my physician, I last evening tried your Electric Oil. This morning I am well, tbe reliel having bees as complete as it was instantaneous. Yours very iruelv, JOHN LIVINGSTOX. - Editor Monthly Law Magazine. 157 Broadway ft 120 West Fourteenth rt-, N.T.. - 31 r. Livingston belongs to an old wealthy and high ly respectable family t f the first settlers of New ork. Any one can address him on the Subject of the above letter, which wilt be answered with pleasure. Caittio There are numerous imitation- sprung upon the reputation that my article has acquired. -The public mustbeware. Tae are worthless. dtcJO-lmdfcw. NEW FIRST. HP-IE undersigned have formed a co-partnership IL under tlte style of - IIOLLINGSWORTH dc BROTHER, and have Just received a large and desirable stock of QUEEN S W A It E , LOOKINO GLASSES, CHINA, GLASSWARE, &C, tc, at Preston Bra's old stand, opposite Bement ft Viele, where we wUl be pleased to see all our friends. The stork Is entirely new, manufactured to our own order, expressly for the Evansville wholesale and retail trade W e profess to sell as low aa any market, and satisfaction given in all cases. Personal attention given to wrl --- WSrr mm , s x m w .- v k. -k m
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