Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 48, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 January 1858 — Page 2

r kMt gailg journal. EVANSYILLE IND.

nity this

TUESDAY.

...JAK. 19 TUB COMMERCIAL FUTURE. From all sources we hate assurances from

of great improvements in business an r I : i :

increase Ol com u rapiu rcatuiatiuu of credit It is predicted that the recoT-

ery from the panic will be more rapid

that

than the, decline; that the strength gathered during the suspension will, when business is resumed, gire it more

ing

actlrity and energy than it ever possessed before. When trade takes a new

start it will eclipse all its former achieve

ments, in the magnitude and number of

its enterprises. The wealth it has here

tofore created has been assayed in the crucibles of the panic, and its real worth tested. The fictitious creations of prop

erty hare passed away, and the rea

and solid that remains bears a stamp that will make it current as a real ralue wherever it exists. We shall have, therefore, a solid foundation in the fixed property of the country to start upon. Sad experience has taught us the value of money its power has been felt and it will be used more prudently and effi cientlj; the lessons we have learnt will be worth in the future guidance of business more than they cost to acquire them. Luxury and extravagance have been arrested, and the inordinate con sumption of the precious metals in the I arts and personal ornamenU has been j checked and a larger portion oi them has been accumulated for the use of currency; and commerce in its new career will have a broader and more abundant metallic currency the largest amouut of products it ever had for its operations; but it will for a season be crippled in its movements by the derangement of its con nections and loss of former facilities. If all other things were equal, our confidence in & rapid restoration of trade St- S.J. . m. 'Ä. ?ll 1- -1 I woum cc unoounaeaj-oui wm xaca. one important element of strength which it IO lost in the recent conTulsion and which will be of slow r.ftT-rT- and that 5 it rnm .m.unt J ' of esUblished prirate credit. The sum of this which has been sunk in the rorincalculable. Whateyer consideration we may gire to money and bank curren cy used in commerce, it is insignificant in comparison to the amount and importance of private commercial credit which is the chief agent that mores and sus tains the trade of the world. The commercial credits hat have been annihilated by the failure of old and' established houses is almost equal in amount to the circulating coin in the world. But credit has been everywhere shaken ; and those who have not fallen by the shock, and who hare met all their engagements hare not the power now to create this kind of medium, which they had before the panic. ThearefrataliabiliÜesinthflform of 00 0 s , m commercial paper and credits of the houses that haTe actually failed in this country and Europe since the 1st of September last, is stated at $1,000,000,fJSS mi a uw. A ne aepreciauon m nctilious property, and the Ios3 of credit among those

who hare withstood the storm has been tbat tbe Agent of the Nashville and IlentO an amount three times as creat as the 1 dereon K. K. bad sold In New York f 500,000

actual liabilities of those who have failed, and the annihilation ofcommercial credit may be estimated at $1,000,000,000, an amount more than all the bank and metal lic currency in circulation in the world. sssma a a a i nis vast sum cannot be restored in a season or a year. Although we have the elements of credit in abundance, it will requiro time to construct it in new forms and repair the damages suffered by the aldest and strongest houses, the pillars of the past commercial fabric from the earthquake that has shaken the struc iure to its centre. Our local and do uiestic trade will recover more rapidly than the general and foreign trade of the country; for credit will be re-established at nome oeiore it can do recovered at a distance. We look for a healthy and ac tive spring domestic business, on short credits, but we do not expect any im provement abroad that will materiaally increase the demand for and prices of our products. A TOBACCO WAREHOUSE-IMPORTANT PROPOSITION. A proposition for the erection of a to bacco warehouse has been laid before us bj Mr. P. G. ORilet, to which ho wisncs as to call the attention 01 our business men. Hr. O'Rilet wishes to erect a warehouse on the comer of Locust and Water streets, for the storage and sale of tobacco. The position is he best tbat could be had. frontini? on the river, and on a str--t Win. AirtW V WW IVH O WS J i.msu ucu AUe ioi ironis one tk. J . J Csa, . a a.. ouDurcuiiw uuj loeion each street, tnd a warehouse of such dimensions could be bnilt upon it for about $3,000. Mr. U Eilet Dronoea to contriW. f 5,000 toward its construction, if tbe - fitw anrl thtt riti-rana arill tnntn'K,ita V ""j w additional $3,000. After the warehouse is erccUd, the citizens can form a com pan j for carry ing on the busines, or

ap - !

point agents for the purpose paying Mr. O'Rilet a fair rent for his share in the building. An opportunity is now offered for building tobacco warehouse so long talked of and it rests with the business men. whether it shall be improved. The advantages of such an establishment Uve been full j caniassedin our col

umns. li the merchants and manufacturers of Kvansville are really interested in this matter they have now an opportu

nal, of securing a warehouse and making

terms:

point a market for' the tobacco of the

Green River country. We hope this proposition will meet with a responso

our citizens, and that the amount of

needed by Mr. O'Rilet will be promptly subscribed. It will beseen by the forth

coming report of the Board of Trade,

the receipts of tobacco, notwithstand the short crop, was nearly ll.OCO

hhds last year. It will probably be 15,000 hhds this year, which is one

fourth as much Orleans. as is received at New ' H00n TO YVII03I HONOR. IS DUE." The New Orleans packets, though de pendent upon the shippers of Evansville for their cargoes, and though, this sea son, we have forwarded from our levee, six barrels of pork and flour to one ship ped bj Louisville, yet when these boats publish their manifests in New Orleans, the name of Evansville is not mentioned; their cargoes are "all from Louisville." It is a matter of considerable importance to Evansville. It is unjust to give Louisville credit of forwarding all the freight landed at New Orleans by her packets when it is a notorious fact, that without the shipments of Evansville these boats would bo unable to pay their expenses. Several times, Louisville boats have returned from this point, re ceiving here every pound of their freight, anl yet because the boat was a Louitville tbo 0fficers have published the carA Rr.:nnf,,i - Tuiyiile. It is hieb ti e we had ycw Orleans boats owned Mmm9nAaA i.v v.0.tiwiii mun. if wWSU UUV W -m w wuw w mmmumm they could not securo the through pas senger business, they could bo easily freighted, and we should receive the proper credit. We hope the officers o tho Louisville packets w!l see the pro priety of giving Evansville the credit of all sh,pmenU made on their boats by ETanSTille merchants. Bbesiw the absconding Treasurer of the $tte t OLio whoae embezzlemcnU exceed $300,000 is living in Canada, poor and witht - , . i:i:i,i "Tumaj T! , V r nf Rt f .11 v.vini been sank in disastrous speculation. A wrecked reputation and a precarious support from relative and friends are all that is left to bim of brilliant prospects and a compe tence of tbis world's goods. He will not allow himself to bint even wbo were bis part ners in bis business transactions; as be says, it would do nobody any good, and cause much pain and inconvenience tobappy fami lies. Truly, tbo way of the trasgrcssor is hard. Ma. BrcHANAN and Gin. CAtHOCN. Tho Cincinnati Gazette says it baa information tbat comes directly tbrougb tbo relatives of Gen. Calboun with whom h hat eommunica Ud on th ruhjtct, and vho fnUg vnJtrttamd hi motiut and pott t ion, "tbat tho course 0 Calboun and tbo wbole squad of Lecompton conspirators was cbalked ont by rrcaident Buchanan, and carried through by bis special dcsire' Buchanan proroiaca to reward t:.i. .vi r , v I ujui laigvij 11 u ovum miwn j inu ict.ii . lfth:s ,bon ld ba csUbn8bod br testimony their would be but ono sentiment I towards the Administration through the cjtIr length and breadth of tbacccntry, I Hind and Nash vjll Railroad I it waa reported in Hendcrvon on Saturday of its ttoclt for cah. It may have tho hmJi instead of its stock. Such a sale of either would revive tho drooping spirits of tho friends of tho Iioad, and giro them a new spirit to push it through. -Tho Commercial says, "give tho pcoplo an abiding confi dence iu tho early and certain completion of the enterprise, thcro is no doubt that etock in large aroocnts will bo taken at home." The great obstacle to tho progress of tho Road teems to bo a want of faith in the good man sgement of tho execntivo department. t57 An old man named Skcnadoro, ono hundred and six years of ago, is living iu Albany, New York, in a state of extreme des titution. He came to this country with La fayette, and fought under Washington I Last week a daughter of his grandchild who lived with him actually died from starvation and cold; and the old man himself has bocome so enfeebled from want of food that ho is scarcely ablo to move about. The ense is a disgrace to the city in which It has been allowed to exist. In tho private letter from Mr. Bucnanan to uot. vt aiscr wnno ne was en W a . sT camped with tho U. S. Dragoons before Law rence, approving his entire course as Gover nor at Uaoaaa, th llwiag antette au id to occur. "Let Georgia, Alabama, and Mis sissippi howl, I and my Administration will sustain you, and we will stand or fall to gether on it." t7 A barn belonging to Henry Koontz, near llilkboro, Ind., was destroyed by fire on Saturday before last. The building con tained a laree amount of wheat, corn. Lar. ... . ... .1 0 , . , . ana other produce, wnicn were consumed. L08 appoted to be about $1,000 It was tbo work of n neendiary f-A Boston paper tells of a clergyman I not many rnilos from that city, who, alter atI tending to tho spiritual welfare of his congregation on Sunday, is to bo ibnnd during tbe weck oonag at a washtub In a laanI I2T Jim. Smith lm.n.nin .11 1 j jv.i. viu, niÜTÄ of SoUu Carolina, and a fugiüva - TE. enU 7 d,od rr0Vl5c! ß- b victim of rum, starvation, and cold wcatbor. llo bad just been ditVro-vI frnm i.il !.. . . . . : " -" uo was connnea for theft,. I3T Governor Wio, speaking of tho mode by which Kansas should be admitted into the Union, says it would take 11 the asses OTer tb "orfy of$rUU." fc Air. Al. a. dmiaton, a rnerchaut of arfasi m m at Paris, 111., and formerly of Tcrro Haute, has - 1 failc4 for m Urg tmount

Viaui Talk. The Terra llaoto Jour

an honest and able Democratic paper,

epealcs out boldly its opinion of the Bright

Platform in tue following bold and manly

The Sullivan Democrat, alluding to the

platform laid down by the lato State Convention, says it is almost tempted to call it

a batch ot twaddle P Thai i onr opinion the structure. Why, it fails aicost en

tirely to reaffirm any of the old Democratic principles. It doe not allnde to Bank,

those monster swindles, oy wnicn we nave all suffered so severely of late. It fails to

recommend a Sub-Treasury system, which the masses of the party want. It failed to condemn tho Incipient teps that are being taken for getting mc cauai thrown back on the Mate. It fails to assert the plain proposition that I the people shall vote on their organic law, in all the Territories, note and hereafter. In fact, " 15 ?lcu luwiisijr umiyux Mate Hi'lits. enaormng llie cours OI ungui nn.l Fitrh on tho LceomDton fraud, and arraiffninjr tho i:publiopns for their action in tnc last .L,eg:iaiurc. it is not a piatiurm that Democrats can fight upon ana conquetv Wo cannot go before the people unless we have a principle to discuss and uphold, and i,-f .;.;r.:S ; .i,.;rt tn Tt.nt. i-M"vT.v., i ..wv.. .u .v. , the hub-Treasury system, Anti-Canal, or ropniar ?overeigniy, na, do icraocraiic. xuvs iuo ucmwiitk hb twujj fiarht armed with a simple "butch Of twad I die!" when ve can by a little effort ehield , -.I mA. r p ourselves with the invincible armor or 1 op lar Sovereignty. The doctrine Still belongs !. I to t uuiirai. party and we rnustclin? to it and stand by I it, the forelorn hore Of the Rights Of the i ivi'iii r, Commodore Paulding U not the son I of tho celebrated Paalding, who assisted in capturing Major Andre, as has been stated in many of tho pape. He is the grand nephew.

. . .... ... vV- V-. A.t,;. Coulter, Subsou, and complete Sod Plows, with Center Tho hbel suit brought by tho Austrian tre Draft Stocks, Shovels and Urie's ew Invented pftn,nl - Vir York atraint the trotri- Oopher Plow, with two or three plows to one (tuck, tie. Consul at Reif ort, again we propri allof hlch madein lhe teitand neatest manner! etors of the New York Express, in which the which I win sell -t wholesale and retail. i t i wLi...k.. -M P.S. Ialsowilldoall klndsof plow mendinn, both damages were laid at $50,000, has been Wlln- stock and Iron and plow laying-, done up io good order.

.1... tl,i nnunt Af hAth tuirl H. I Ul n u " J wavss w sw a ww J37 A yonng Englishman, residirg in Hartford, Conn., recently accomplished tbe great feat of walking ono hundred and! eighty consocutive hours without rood or rest. KfThc resident e of Mr. Harrison Ferqnson,in Bloomington, Greene county, was destroyed by fire on tho night of tbo 8th. The family lost all their furnitnre and cloth ing. The building was quite new. $57" As evidence of Tevival of prosperous times, tbo New York papers notice tbat hs banks of that city hold $30,000,000 of specie and that two thousand tickets had been issued for tbe first ball of tbe season at the Me tropolitan Hotel. J37 A young man named Dallahon, about nineteen years of ago, residing in Lawrcnco county, Ind., had his leg terribly crushed in a threshing machine a few days ago. Tbe limb was amputated just below the knee. IST A gentleman of Sullivan county, says that an intense ieeling prevails there in regard to tbe action of the 8th of January Con vention, and its endorsements of Bright and Fitch, and the Lecompton swindle. t57 An inmate of tho county poor houso, New York, recently starved himself to death. He tasted no food for sixty-five days, and made a vow to God never to cat again. ET" Tbe income of tho government of Grout Britain for tbe year en Jing 10th of December, was abont 335,000,000, and the expenhes about $2,400,000 less. tOW A counterfeiting apparatus was discovered in a hollow tree in Lafayette, Ind., the other day. It had evidently been bid there for some time. Two hundred anderen ty-eiglit per- . - , t m 1 sons. ware loagcu, nna iour uunarea ana tweuty-eight were boarded at the St- Louis City Hall, last week. t5F Three stores in Newberry, Ind., were entered by burglars one nigh last week, and money, clothing and other property taken therefrom. 53 The War Department has ascertained the actual cash value of property destroyed by the Mormons to bo $50,000. füT" Tho Indianapolis papers stty that city is infested with incendiaries. 8 W i:U3 BAAK LIST. Rates at which the following Bank Notes are bonght. or received on deposit at the Savings Bank, E vaasville. Corrected weekly. "MAINE, par Dis. Fanners k M'chs., Bk. 75 Mineral Bank 1 KtM Bk. Kent Co.,.. 2ä PENNSYLVANIA, par Except Bk of New Cas.He 5 Bk or Pennsylvania... Ml Krie Citv Bank mo Dis. Except Canton El.ovrurth Exchange Grocers Hancock IUIIowell .. '.o Mara time 30 tV inn.. Sandford Warren County Bk.... 30 VirvCINlA K. HAMPSHIRE, par Excent KinivM ka Excert Weare Trans Allegana 3i VERMONT, par N. CAROLINA. .a 10 KxceU Newberry 10 Except Fanners Bank Koralton 6" Lh lncily go 8. CAROLINA.... 10 mnl.v Missisnuoi 25 Month Unvalton ft" U KU KG I A io ; Stark Baus St. Albans zj ALABAMA 10 DELAWARE & Woodstock V MASSACHUSETTS, par MICHIGAN. Except Lee Bank 1" Bk of Macomb Co...... Ml Grocers Hank V uk or lecumseh 51) farmers & itch's., Bk. W Weston Bans V RHODE ISLAND, .. b .ntcnigan ins, Bk hi Farmers Bk.. OHIO, par Except Bank of Circleville llopkenton Bank... CONNECTICUT, par Rri.l emrt Citv City Bk of Cincinnati. v anai , Ciiy Bank Columbas.. & s Hank ..20 Bk of North America.. 30 i- union Bank... 5 Colchester - S" mykn do i h s S ft vt : it ... Charter Oak 0 1 'liiwaa atiey un. . Seneca County Bk..... KXCIiange liana.... .... Y andiilkv Pitv ITrtf..nl coniitT Bk.... WiV.a5,U,.V..V,V Union Bank - Uatt?Tniit KSNTUCKY. rar I Pantucaet 2Except Kentucky Trust - Lnnrsnv CA 1 Quinuebaugh Bk rmauiuuuc Newport Safety Fund 's & over 60 ILLINOIS I Except Rushrille 40 Peoples 40 Stock Security 40 WISCONSIN all., ft TENNESSEE at... 10 Except Bank of KnoxJTillo. ,MI (A as4wll (A erTsrsoo.,,,,, .,.,.,. SO ClMSS Windham County.., 25 , 10 w oodbury Worcester NEW YORK, par Excent Agricultural... 3" Ilk of Orleans HI Ilk of Central N. Y.... 30 CliauUHaue Co., Bk.. W Chemunc Co.. Bk.... 3 Ttarvmans 1 Hollister. Bank 2 iiuKeii j"u.,. . V Trenton .i Medina Kk ".. " . i .taariTin iNaahville. an t ...fti tin 6"' I , i,w 'v.t,, pi I V i. Lawreneeburf W) Oconee. .. 5" I uotArra jBk cf Clay bourne so ,7g;::V.::: g,jDabrW .'.".V 50 ÖS, Ä":::: Si INDIANA, ffi m An Specie raylnf Banks I Troy City Bank W par. Broken Banks not Jtloi western Bank " Yatcs Countr Bank... 80! f SEW JERSEY, par ..n virri vtb Except America Bk Bk of New Jersey. Herren County.... yv?j.:::. 10 4? wrrpts c per 0"! k rj,?0 Acre Warrants per Merchants Bk ftOt moms county zo ACTC. ISO Acre Warrants 65c per Acre. ' ICO Acra Warraats 75c per Phillipsbwc ...... ... V lllflt...... ............ Wheat Growers acte. KihiBM on New Tork MARYLAND, par Kxeept Cumberland Sa pcrc premium . ioia j per c preouum. -

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. RATES. One square, (ten line or lea), one time, : SO cts. Three time. : : : : i : : : : t 1 00 One week, si:::: : : : : : 1 &0

Two weeks, :::;:::::::: 3 &) One month, i : t t t : : : : t i MOO Three month, i3-::::i::t:?&0 Six months, ::::: : i : : 10 00 One yew, ::::::::: : : 13 00 Zlf Discount on larger advertisement. gtf Card of six line or under, 10 per annum. HT No 'Uli forbid" advertisenientsreceived. FOR LOUISVILLB THE fine pocket steamer DI AMOND.Capt. HoLcarr, will n rtruiariy between ivsnsville and T.ntii.vitle. Inrlnf cTanüTiiie every aunuay ana rnurwdav. Janl9 p. o. O'RILEY, fc CO. poll THB WABASH. rwnK Steamer I'M PI It K N0.3, will leav-this eve M. ring fvr the Wabash. KILLED OR STOLEN. - WHITE AND BLACK SETTER DOG? to re Jk cover the doc I will rive FIVE DOLLARS, nd for evidence which will convict the brute who H'Vitv. or the thief who stole him. I will rive five jania SILVER PLATING fTtllE nndersizned has rermanently located htm Mil in .yansviiie.witn the inu-nnonoi pursuing ti,e a'jore Business, lie can be round in the Marble Hall BftlMlnc, 24 Story He is prep-re.1 to do all kinds of Coach, Carrisre, House and Saddlerrl Platins; with neatness and di iteh. and he warranu his work to be m duratlc as snv Sone in the country- He asks for the patrons je f tle citizen of Kvansville, and of the Coach and Carmce Makers cf Southern Indiana, Illinois and Kentuckr. Silver Plated Door Plate, Numbers for Street and Few ueu PlliUt Kailinc Knob. Front and Parlor door locks, with plated Knobs and Furniture, ln manner eouul to the best Eastern work and at I Kaitrrn wie. J. A. SANDERS'. jan i9-4o Sd story irtie iun URIELS TLOW FACTORY, dX the corner of Rijrhth and DivUton street, Fvansvine, lie win ne round manufacturing all kind of Steel Plows, L'rie Improvel, Peacocks Demana, J ampersand Improved, jM-wiw J . UKIK. AN ORDINANCE To require fine and costs for breach? of the nrJi. nance or um .itytu be satubed by labor. If not paid or replevied Scctioic i. De it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, That, whenever anv person shall ha aaindred to nuin tin tnr a hnwk ..r anw ordinance of said citv. and shall for twentv-fonr hniin after the Judgment hall have been rendered against mm. ian 10 pay suca nne wnn an tne costs anj ud Red acainst him, it shall to tbe duty of the M.-tror of the city t" cause and require sach person to labor on the streets, or other public works ot Improvement of the city, one day f every sixty (Hflc.l cents of such fine ana costs until tne saaie shall be rully satisfied, eight to ten hours to conctttnte a day. -Samoa 3. Such labor mav be don under the Im mediate supervision of tbe Mayor, or he may direct it to ne cone unaer tneaireciion oi tne etreef I'ommisioner, and in either case it shall be lawful for the Mayor or Street Commissioner to require the party convicted to labor with a hall and chain attached to his let or ancle in such manner as to prevent his escape, and said Mayoror Street Commissioner may use such reasonable corporal punishment a may be necessary andsaidMayoror Street Commiasioner may use suVh to compel anyfperson convicted as aforesaid to perform the required labor. Stc-rioM s. This ordinance shall be In force from and an er u publication. Approved January l)th. t9-. Attest: JU11N IIEWSOX. Jlavor. fftu H. VTAtKca. Clerk. Janla A Retired Physician, F,Yr,NTT-7IVE years of are, having lost his tv7 Father, two Mrotaers, Dauchter. con in-Iaw. Nephews and Niece, by that dreadful disease, CON. SUMPTION, and suffering with a Cough himself, determined to visit the East Indies, Ecrpt and Japan, where he divered a PSEVENTlvE and CKR. TAIN CURB for Colds, Couchs. Bronchitis, CONSUMPTION. Nervous Debility and Asthma. Ills cough was cured immediately; he returned, cured his Relatives, who inherited the disease, and In connection with his 8on have employed it in their practice. curing thousand of case considered bopeles by others. Yor the purpose of rescuing as manv of his suffering fellow-beings as possible, he is sending the recipe to all who wish it for 10 cents; 3 of it to pay the ire, ana tne balance printing. Address roctnrt HEATH. No. 101 Sprina-street. onnosite Pt. Nicholas uotei, cw sora. jani-aaw.m faSUN DRIES. 3 lüfl bag genuine Pa. B. W. Flour, ii lb each. 100 boxes Cream Tartar, i Q each. 25 cases i lb Cans Cove Oysters. M do II do .- do. SO boxes quart Tomato Catsup. (0 do pint do. ?S do pint and quart Pepper eauce. . 1.500 fc 8ntall Bar Lea-i. Just ree'd and for sale br jaa I J. & D. IIRIMAXN. s. . - j RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.-IIarpeT's JIaesitine fos February. J.1IEALY. janl'J HARPER'3 MAGAZINE for February. Ballou's Monthly for February. Ion't jan 1 9 IVn't lotfi, Harper I only J so and no potre, at BL.lCKtVOOD'S MAGZINE, THE BRITISH REVIEWS. J SCOTT fc CO., New York, continue to pubJ lish the folio wing leading British Periodicals, 1. THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservative) t. THE E DIN BURG REVIEW (Whig). 3. THE NORTH BRITISH R E VI EW( Free Church), 4. THE WESTMINISTER REVIEW (Liberal). 5. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, (Tory). These Periodicals ably represent the three great political parties of Great Britain Whig, Tory and Riidi. cal but politic fonns only one feature of their char acter. as Organs or the most profound: writers on Science, Literature, Morality. and Relieior.. thev stand as they have ever stood, unrivalled in the world of letter. These Reprints can how be placed In the hands of subscribers aoout as soon as tne original editions. TKkMS rsm iühcx: For any one of the four Reviews I 3 00 For any two of the four Reviews S 00 For any three of the four Review 7 m ror Ml rour of the Keviews 9 00 For lllack wood's Magazine a 00 For Blackwood and three Reviews 00 For B4U'kwoodand the four Review 10 00 Payments to re made in allcaie in advance. Monev current In the Suae where issued will be received at nar. A discount of twentv-fire per cent, will be allowed clnbs. Fourcopies of Black wckxI, or of one Review, will be sent to one aldress forf: four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood for 3n; and so on. Tbel'OSTACK to any pstof the United States will be but twenty four ceut a year for B lark wood; and out lounren cents a year lor eacn 01 the Keviews. jaul tf SUNDRIES. k3 15 dnz BnUer Ladles: S dos Wooden Spoons: 25 dos Rolling Pins; 3 dos Towel Rollers; 10 dos Potato Mathers; - Sdos Beef Malls; 20 nests Wooden Jtoxes, 5 inch ; Sdos as'd Knife Boxesand Basket; st ree'd by pan 11 Z. H. COOK Ju x SON. WP RUSHES! BRUSHES! Jfi &0 dna Scrub Brushes, ajs'd i ' 50 dos Horse do; 25 dos Shoe do; Sdos Dusting do; 2 d Carpet do: Received by flan ll 1. II. COOK It SON. W ILLOW WARE! WILLOW WARE ! S3 nests Market Bakets. lot Mo 20 nesU Clothes ' S nests " Hampers. 3 dos Covered Baskets. 10 dos ass'd Fanner' Baskets. For sale low by i IßJ Z- 11. COOK It SON. 700DEN WARE, xc. aoi ass u nucaet. 15 0 Wash Tub. 25 nests do. - riotMs'd Chnrns. . SO dos Zinc Washooards. 75 nest Wootlen Howl. 10 dot am'd Woedeu Trays. 100 gross Clothes Pins. 55 dos Par-nt Spring Clothes Tins. S3 nesta Can Pails. IS racks Covered Baskets. In store and for sale low by jan 16 Z. II. COOK & SON. ANNUAL REPORT, AS reouired hr the 13th Section of an Art of the T.et. latureof the State of Indiana, entitled "An Act to aataonze tue rornution or 114 Light Commpanles, approved February 13th, rip HE undersigned. President and a majority of the JL tue iircciursor ine pvaiurme uas L'gW VOffli pany, maae trie lotiowin nepon: Amount of Capital Stock yifl0 Amount of same paid in 5,200 Amount of existing DeXs, $lj6i V. U. KEATS, President. JNO. J. CHANDLER, Director. w ati st I . rr; in. irp-' STATE OF INDIANA, I. Vanderbufgh County. I C. U. Kxts and John J. Chandjw make oath before me that t be rofegomg statement is true.as they believe. jan Ift-lOt BLVT11E UYNES, Kotasy Public. RECEIVED LAST NIQnT BY EXPRESS, Prince of the House of David; Vfueen s sate; Moss Side, by the Author of Alone! Quits, by (he Aaifcor of Jplfls; . Jantt j. nBALY. forsaleby ' Z. II. COOK k SON. IDXTRA FLOUR. iCtf 100 bags Canal JUlls Excelsior from White Wheat junra-civeauaiwiaic oy jaa Is VICXEBT tt JOHNSTON.

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DENTAL, NOTICE. DR. J. BORDLEY, (Formerly of Henderson, Ky.)

WOCLD respectfully inform tie citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he has taken rooms a few doors above the Pnstoff.ee. where be can be seen and consulted as to the proper treatment to preserve me ceetn ami relieve a iced ram. 1 wonia nere re mark that diseased teeth and rums cause weaa eyes. headache, eai ache, deafness, diseases of the stomach. The worst cases of dyspepsia are connected with dis eases ol tne mouin ; many luner ror years, ana wnen the cause i s found oat. it procei ds frra some derange ment or tne mouth. A number oi my patients can testiry to tni tan. jaui-u x. li. Uhloroiora administered wnen uesirea. NOTICE. MN notifying the public of my retirement from bcg.ness, Iben leave to tender them, and my friends and patrons particularly, my thanks for pat favors and patronage, and would heartily recommend to their consideration my successor, JACOB bTKALB, who utidouMcaiy, win justify ail exvectattons or my trienas. A. Ainiutn. JACOB STRACD, In refering to the above, desires to sar, tlwtt having I Uught the entire stock of Mr. V ALbRlRCJI'S lianlwrre store. Intends to carry on the business a hereto fore, and will I hippy to serve Mr. W .'$ old custom ers, as well as his triend and public in venera! with A No. 1 GOODS, and at the LOW EST PRICKS. Jan 9-dlm. House for Rent and Valuable Fur niture for Sale. HAVINQ determined to remove to Ixmisville in theTVine. I will Rent the Larre New Dwellling I now ocentpy, and will Sell my furniture, con sisting of an exertMot Kosewood Piano, ana all of my Household and Kiicnfai urniture. Persons wanting any such Furniture wiirnwd it to their interest to call at my residence, on Oak street, between Second and Third streets. Possession given immediately. ja&iMUw. J0. WOODSON IIUUUES. f 50 OR 150 REWARD. Bar. . t. . T .1 IV JL wa robbed on the nicht of the 7th inst-, ot the following goods: Three Silver Watches, two Hunting Case Watches, and one open face La pine Watch; also a hurra lot of Jewelrv. consisting of Breastpins. Ear DroiMand ringer Kin; also a quantity oi roc ice Knives and Raxors, with a quantity of Irish Linen Silk Handkerchiefs and Heady iaae doming, i will cive 050 W the apprehension of the Uiitf, or a. A.t...t : . l i. a .1 I OI 9U lJr kUC l. lie I UN ""if- Allium jan4w iiivuuws iaiuiuj. RR AX ! BR A X ! BR AX !- ' , Z. II.COOK a: SO. CIGARS.Mat (Cinnamon: IhJUM Assorted fine Clears lust received and for I X U. IILIJIaASi Codnshlfbr sale by 7.. IT. COOK 4s SOV. 11EJIOVAL. CI! AS. LKICTI has removed bis entire stock of Drue. Medicines and Fancy Article to hi new stand on Main street, onedoora'wve Ahlering-'a Clothing Store, where he will be glad to see his old customers and a many new ones as may favor him with a can. Man ii-imj EST RAY NOTICE. TCVST RAYED from the u'criher near Evansville, M-M ln.. a DAK II liAX HIAKK. Ave years old, about fifteen hand high, black mane, less and tail, paces, trots and can ters well, vt nt-D she left she wa shod all round. Any person findinr her and sending her to the Livery Stable of Setchell & Bowie. In van vine, win t,e wen rewarded, un toe rigui snouraer tne hair is some worn oy nugry vnans. jan u-im i. u. oalli..'xuck Ale and Lager llcer Agency. I sVTssW WW mmwo Mxms- a 'M.m UJm'. and nave jnst received a stock of each, to which they invite tne attention of the Dealer. jan 13 Z. II. COOK s SON, Af Is, S3IALT HOUSE FOR RENT. A HOUSE containing &RVowisanda Kitch en, in a central and pleasant part of tbe city. will le rented if the furniture of the present occupant is purchased. Terms low. Address vox 3a, r.vansvme Post Otiice. jan ldHi'JU npURKS ISLAND SALT. JL 200 bars, very coare, rer'd per steamer Pairchil i, and resale by ßanlt) GEO. F08TER te CO. ITkAIRT SALT. JLF loO bbls. superior to any other kind fr sale br jan Ii U EO. POSTER At CO. SUNDRIES 5 Hhds. Clarified Sugar; 50 Boxes Raisins: i5 Half boxes Raisins; 6ft Boxes Cheese; 10 Boxes Lemons; h Bbls. Oranges; r0 K eg assorted ails; m II f. Boxes assorted Window Gloss; A lot or Upper Sole Leathci A lot of Door Mats, in store and for sale hr Jati7-tf. PRESTON BRS. rpPAR.JL 4 bbl. Tar just received and for sale by PKESTON BROS. jan U fsTIURNlPS JL SW buah. recM per Canal and for sale by jan II (KU. FOSTER St CO. ITAILS.1 boo kegs Wheel'.ne, assorted sices, for sale br jan 14 GEO. FOSTUlt at CO. GUNNY BAGS. 100 bales large tH bush. 10 x 10 for sale by lian Ii OEO. FOSTER h COliroODR DOULiS, Ac H0 Nests Wooden Bo li: 15dcn do Trays; b da Ass'd Churns: 0 do Hollin Fins; tj d Mashers, j ust received and for sale by r ir ; 11 l" . ...... ... it. ,jftk. m. cu,i Kin:. 1 Tierces Rice just ree'd and for ssle by Jan 13 PRESTON BRQg. LEAD PIPK.- t A g'od aisortment recelren and fr sale t y jan 13 ' am u tutu. RIII WIIIi-RY.-One Puncheon Pure Irish M. Whisky, just received and for sale by decl. TKNNEY&SÖRENSOK. VARIED BEEF. JLF ut tts Choice Dried Beef; ui itn Beef Ton sues: . 3 BM Prime Pork; iu.-t received aud for Kale .a WW SI aTa fc-A t-r k. o j"v 'by HUNGARIAN GRASS SKEU. 1 A IS ED In Decatur county, Iowa, original Sed AISED in D from Hung: Ik from IIun:iry about & 3" ears ago. 11 Turns off from 4 to tons of hay to the arre, preferrol to uny other hay for sturk. ree'd by j.iniUJ A stock of the above Seed just Z. 11. WOOL 6t Agit. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. fTOTICE is beieby given that I will sell at public 11 auction on Thursday tit" 2ih day of January I8. at Jan-.es Hewitt's Ware House near the old ton in Flour Mill owned by I. N. Ross, ,n Lvansville, one steam Engine and fixtures belonging to tbe saoie. letaffthe wooerty of Jitsevh wood, late of Perry county, da.-eised. The purchaser will be required to pay tifty (30) dollars casn. ami for tbe llance acrwlit or nine months will ie given, tue purcnaer gmng his note with approvea security, waiving vaiuaon and appraise aient law, and bearing interest from date, .ue t commence at iu o ciock a jj. decJO-tsd&w. C1IAS. II. MASON. Administrator with the will annexed. fAXCY SOAPS. Unboxes, consisting of MilMl iiai-y Sharing. Transparent Cakes. Tra.parent Bars, Fancy Kose. Fancy Bars. etc. J ust received and for sale vest low by UlLilbllT K KUW ill eat Cutlers and Sausage Staffer LIM. MV As-iorted Meat Cutters 1 Si J Si; U) do iausace St u tiers; 1 dosen troth. Cleavers; RABCOCR 80NTA3. BUST RECEIVED 9 HO dosen Looking Glasses; 20 00 blocks, every uescrtption; 1W do Axes. . . septt EACC0CK& SONNTAG. E AD AND SnOT. " JLi '5 bags Patent Shot, assorted Xos. 25 do Buck do do do S0)0 lbs Bar Lead, for sale hy acptlO WAEELERSt BIOGS. nOFFEE. Kj 40 sacks Rio Coffee; 1 bale Mocha; 0 pocket Java; j ust rec a ty . r wsf sa. ba 7.. 1. lwr ec CIDER VIXEUAR.b Bbls. Warranted Cidr Yinegsr.ln store srd fo ale by SAM. YICKEBY. dOUOAll AND TEAS. c9 Best grades of White and Brown Sreaas; A sreat variety of superior Ts, for sale liw augt'.) SAM. YICKERY. I0VDKR.1511 kess Minnie Rifle Powder In Mapasine and fo-sale by Z. II. COOK fc SON. Agfa. WATS1N. JT 20 boxes received and f-r sale b; Jan is YICKERY k JOHNSTON. FIHAR. JL 1 bbls received and for ale hy jan 1ft VICKURY & JOHNSTON. rip ABLE SALT. 2U bags fine Liverpool Salt for sale by TI. PL.s,TR, fkC.-r 13Q boxes ' X Tinplatei 60 do Rooüng do. 10 du 12x1 da. 10 do lis) plate do. M di XTinBrichi, 30 slahe Spelter. 20 Pigs Block Tiq. . For sa) bj tjanUJ SAMT ORR. Gfeaf Alarm Abot Town AB0Ü7 raoney matter and Nd tovco.but F. Fen drich b Bros, have received some of the best chewtnc tqhacco that ever waa sold in our city. They nave all the beat brands pr Irglpia totoco. Give them a call and convince yourself. Tory also bare I one hundred thousand of lut best Havana cigars. mariauu IL? LOUR. - Ai. 99 bbls Emerson Etrs Family Flour warrantrd by

rTffcMi 11 1

MUTUAL PIRE INSURANCE COMP.V.M

OF VANDERBURGH COCXTY. THIRD ANNUAL BEPORT. IN pursuance of the 5oth ?eetion of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana entitled An Act for the incwrooiation of Insurance Comp nies, defining their powers aad prescribing their da ties," approved June l.tn, ine niidersigned. uirectrrs or the Mutual rue insurance company or Vanderburgh County, uhmit the following Report Amount or property inrared, HiVO oO Deduct amount of policies sutrendered,.... 18,.'iT5 UO Leaving amount of policies now outstand ing, .r.v....., .......fJjrPj W Talue of Premium Kotes as per 2d" Annual rtepon 9,zja tv Tal. of Prem. Notes ree'd since.... 16.164 deduct " surrendered,... 833 15 5Ä1 65 Value of Prem. Notes now on hand, Ci?h on hand as per 2d Annual Report,..., Cash ree'd since on Premiums... ..i"7 20 Policies, S3 00 Transfers,.... 3 $0 M 4 i. for Interest,.. 1S2 904 35 Deduct. Sup't Salary,. 41 ?S 24 W 1 00 , 350 00 110 00 SO 00 Advertising, Notary Public,. salaries, .... Donation to Fire Companies,. Loss paid II. Meeker,... Cash on hand 12 ASSETS. Present Talue of Premicm Notes, 45 Cash on liand, 13 r urniture, , . l au Total Assets, 37,"3 07 Number of Policies outstandta r lea Assessments made on Premium Notes, None Losses, 120 Attest: KUUT. UULI, Sec'y. STATE OF INDIANA, ) anuerDurcn uounrv. v William lleilman. W. Raker. Robert Barnes. It. S. 1 Tennev. II. 1. A Iiis. W. K. Preston, beinr dulv sworn, say that tney are Di recto s of the Mutual t ire Insurance Company of Yanderburch Coontr. and that tbe foregoing Report is correct, and true to their oest anowieage ana teuer. W 31. 11E1L.JIA?!, tV. BAKER, P.OB'T BARXF3, R- S. TENNEY, II. D. ALLI3, W. R. PREST0X. Sworn and subscribed before me, this lith day of January, I8j. Witness my hand and Notarial Seal, tne aate aiureaaia. TH08. E. GARYIN IL. S.l Notary Public of Vanderburgh Co. The above Company continues to take risks on buildings or their contents, either in town or country , at eqmiavie rates. . HAKI.K, rresioent. KOBT BARNES. Treas. R. Easlt, Sec'y. jan Ki-d&wtw NOTICE. Cash! Cash! Cash! Cashl Cash! ON and after PE OKU ART, 1st, 1, I wi'l close my Books to al running accounts and 6 ell for Cash Only or Its Equivalent. Experience has taught me to take this plan, believ ing it to be to tbe interest of buyers, a well a to my self. I shall try to make it au ol.ject for all to pay cash, and hope to give offence to none by refusing credit, as 1 shall refuse all without respect to person or persons. All goods must be paii for before la y leave the store. If not satisfactory, they can be returned, and I will refund the money. Also, l take mis opportunity to oner my sincere thanks for the liberal patrocage with which I was heretofore favored, and ask a continuance of tbe same, promising to merit tne aame by prompt aad lair dealing, ana an additional inducement in prices. BAM. famuli, an 13 Main st , 3 doors below Second. LAND FOR SALE. npiIE Subscriber offers for sale 4f arres of first rate iL upland. situated 1H miles from West Franklin Posey county. Ind., IS acres are cleared, aad the remainder is covered with heavy timber For terms, ate., enqatre of the subscriber an the property, or to J.B. Campbell near the premises, jan l&dJtwftr I. L. l AKTIN. I" OAF. CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGARS. 25 bbls. for sale by jan 1 GILBERT & BOWLES. UTOLAS.-ES. lfJa. 40 half bbls choice for sale by jan IS (ULBERT fc BOWLES. 7 IP ABLE SALT. JL In both long and small tars for sale low bv jan 18 (ULBERT k. BOWLES. 10TATOES. Ml 100 sacks Prime Potatoes for sale by jan IS P. O. O'RILEY & CO. MOLASSES. 60 bids, In fine order, and choice quality just received and for sale low br jan7-tf. GILBERT & BOWLES. COS FECTI OXERS SUGAR.25 bbls. just received and fot sale by decl GILBERT at BOWLES. TIXEGAR.w i Bbls. Cider Vinegar, jt received and for sale by PICKERY hi JOHNSTON. it imjEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS !- uits.br the Author of Initials: I'arthenia. or the Last Days of Paganism, only jus puuiiaueu oy iicinnra fiel: The Plant Hunters, by Capt. Mayne Reed; Mabel Yaughan: Moss Side, by Marlon Harland; Meadow Brook by Mrs. Holmes; Leua Rivers, Homestead on the Hill Side, do; School Days at Rugby ; A new supply f the lest Books of the rear for sale Ijanlbl JXlBELli at CONiNGTON. WR. and Ilambarch Cheese. boxes large, and of lest quality, just received per steamer Marengo and for safe low by GILBERT fc BOWLES. BKAX8.40 Bushels White Beans; 3d do Dried Apples: ia receised and for sale by 2. II. COOK it SOX. Tl'RXIPS. 200 Bushels Trime Turnips, Just re-1 ceivedandforsaleby Z. II. COOK Sc SON. -I BUCKWHEAT. -23 Sack Prime Backwheat, just received and for sale by- ...... Z. U. COOK k SON. " ARD AXD BUTTER. 5 bbls. Lard ; JiO t4s. Butter; received per Canal If Z.H. COOK & SOX. SUNDRIES. 6 cases Brass BonndCeder Buckets; SO0 lbs Wrapping Twine; 2U0 boxes No 1 Herring: 60 boxes RxlO Window Glass x!0; 60 xll ?xlJ, 60 lOxlJ lOxli; m " 10x14 " ' 10x14 ; ISO kegs Nails; 25 kegs S. C. Ssda; 2 doc Washboards; 2. boxes Wheat ütarch: 5 bbls. Pearl Barley: . 1"0 boxes Castile ana Fancy Soap; 50 boxe Palm Soap) 10g,ftmi, B Caps; inö0 G D Caps, full count; Received and for sale by Ian Is ' 1. & D. 1IEIMANN. CARD. 1 AYING purchased the interest of II J. Hart in mm tne Bout and Shoe business the undersirned takes pleasure in informing his numerous friends tht tne lousiness will continue to tie carried on at the building near toe Post Office on First street where he will be thankful to receive orders and attend to the wants of his many patrons. THOMAS CURNICK. A genera, assortment of Gentlemens, Ladies, Mis ses. Boys, Youths and Childiens Boots and Shoes kept constantly on hand. - - jan-f. fWOBACCO. 60 butts of fine Virginia Tohacco of different prices received and for sale by I. St 1. 11E1)IA.V.. SCNDRIE. I0i) drums New Figs; 10 hxs halfand anarter Raisins; 3 tierces S.S. Almoudst J New Filberts; 5 cases V boxes Sardines, (1000 boxes.) 50 rioxes Hambure Cheese; Received and for sale by Jaa 15 I. fc D. HEIM ANN. SUNDRIES. 100 oozes and halfs Stv Candles; JO0 reams Wrappinc Papers 'JO Ant. Genuine s hak er Brooms; 10 dos I. R. Half Bushels. 10 boxes Cloth Pins, 10 gros Coder Faucets. Received and for sale by jan 15 I. fc D. HE1MANN. SOAP A.D CAXDLES.25 boxes full weight (ar Candles; 35 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles; ti boxes Cincinnati Palm Soap. All of choice quality, and for sale at reduced prires, bv oiLBf-RT fc Bowles. R OPE. . 150 Coils Boston Manilla ope. 50 Coils Jute do 35 do Cotton do 50 do Hemp do Received and for sale by PRESTON BROS. POCKET BOOKS. fUST received per Express, an Inyoice of new and choice stylos of fine Port Monies. Pocket Books, Tf?' S8' Jn Ff wkiF" " at prices to suit the Usi, Call at the old stand of , BITTROLFFfc SON, Jn8-ltnd. Wain bat. 1st and 2nd streets.;.! SAOE.lfto ft Prime sage In store and fur sale by jspMf. z, H, CQQK fc Sow tIRAN BERRIES, fcefce. hi BusheU Choice Cranberrieii 800 Heads Prime Cabbage; 1 5 Bushels Sugar Pasnips; t i00 d? w l'aWhiU Potatoes! lust received fTJ by Z.H. COOK fc SO'. BUTTER, fce.- . 900 Bs Fresh Table Butter: Cooking do : M0 fez Fresh XggijjstreceiTd and for sale br JoB-tf. 1 Z.H. COOK fc SON. Cincinnati 8oa aa Tallow Can dies.-jO noxes just recti rtd per steamer Lebanon and for gale by GILBERT fcfiOWLL.

COMMISSION & FORWARDING'

CARD J. S. 31 ITC II ELL: CO., ConMBls.foa ssl rmardlng Slerchant, Under the Teleprafh Office, Kvansville. JO II X 6 MITCH ELL, At the Depot, Bowliag Green, Ky. PARTICULAR attention given to Keceivlnc Ptor Inr, and Forwarding afif Prodare coi-sisned to nW will also use our test exertions to eft-ct the snost adrantaseous wle of goods sent to us for that purpose, either at Eraus rille or Boa ling Green. jan ii-w P. G. O'RILEY & CO., OLD BSTABLISliKD Storage, Forwarding & Commissi General Railroad, Steam and Express Agents, 'FECIAL ACE XT! fOE rEX5STLTAXIA EALEOAD. 1 18S7. $$1 HAVING fitted lip a mammoth Wharf-Boat, thr; largest on the Ohio Hirer, in the most substantias manner, we are prepared to facilitate with vron .f dispatch all roods entrusted to our care, either by River, Railroad or Canal without delay orexpui sum, &:c., &-C. 1'articuUr attention will te paü oKeceiv'ng, Storing and Forwarding; and also tot hesale jit Produce consigned te as, and all ordersprora ,y filu-d. I. CJ. O'RILEY returns hs sincere thanks to hi numerous friends for their former patronage, and re- ' spectfully solicits a continuai.ee of the same, biet' will te duiv reciprocated. A Store ftoom, well supplied, will be kept tor the commodation of boats, and their order carefully fiiied. r. G. O'KILKY & C( . . EDWARD It. HILL, (LATK WITH t. S. MITCHELL,) COMMISSION & FORWARDING' and "VYHARFBOAT PROPRIETOR EVANSVILLE, IND. THE undersigned ha "recently purrhased a FIRST CLASS W H AK r-BOAT and establish ed himself in Evansville to transact a Forwarding and:. Commission lusiness. Possessing every facility for receiving and shipping Merchandise. Floor, Grain, Pork, Lard, Sic., w'.th despatch and on the most reasonable terms, he would respectfully solicit ths patrorare of merchants and shippers generally. EDWARD R. HILL. Evansville, Dec. 1st, lT.-Cm STORAGE WANTED. WE are prepared t store in onr Fire Proof TTare" house any Quantity of Grain, Produce, or Mer chandise, on the most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular care will be taken of Horaehold Furniture, Atrii-nltural Implements and all kinds of goods or warvs li.ble to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the month, or longer, when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W l and JC. Canal, and most convenient for shiprin 03 River or Railroad. Apply to QEO. 102f ER a; CO. ap28. CAXAL 6TORAUB. in AYE a large double Warehouse at the Cans Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken care of and held subject to the owner's orders. a the mwt rautnnable terms. P. G. O'RILEY IMPORTANT TO TUE DEAF AJD BLIND. DR. McLEOD, OF SCOTLAND, Proprietor of tb Institution for the Deaf, St. Louis, Missouri. MAS ARRIVED IN EYAXSYILLE, INDIANA, and may be consulted far a few days at the City Hotel, Room No. 10 up suirS. Early attention is de'"sar DEAFNESS. DIZZINESS. NOISE IN THE HEAD, AND all discharges from the EAR MOUTH or Nostrils entirely removed. Dr. McLeod luu made a new discovery of a fluid that will prove perfect alsrpt ion of the 'Cataract," and restore permanent vision to the eye without the use of me kniic. IMPORTANT AND TRUE. I bare a son fifteen yeas of age wbo has been deaf and dumb from the aire of two years, the etiect of 1 let fever Hearing cf Ir. NcLeod. I brought my son to him, and in three weeks under bis bands he began to Rive signs or hearing; and at tne expiration or weeks he could hear wen, lis sU and is now rapidly learn in to spcaa. I mate this statement unsolicited, and fur the cood of an afflicted comniunitv fct. Paul. Feb. 1. ALEX. C. MORTON. I have been suffering wlthdeafness, and many of tbe ills accompanying deafness, frutn my infancy, which Uatiout twenty live years; my deafness became sodi. tresein; that I coal rest neither day nor nif-ht, and looaeil ft relief only in the grave. At length I was permitted to visit Dr. JJcLeod.of the Ear lnhnuary of tbis city. Trembling between hope and fear, I sub I mittedmy case to this gentleman. lieyonu my most ievond my saneuine expectations, after a short course of treat ment by Dr. McLeod, I am in the enjoyment of feet hearuic. and my head L free trom au timse reeable aetiSations which formerly made life a burd en. Any person winning to see me, cam nna me at my residence, No. 110 Fifty street. . . MRS. EMMA CHANDLER. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. lij. I have been deaf In both my ears for many years, which affliction so a.tected my mind, that l.fe at times, became a burden, and almost unendurable t me. I am now one of the hanoiest men lirinr. I have been restored V) perfect hearing by Pr. McLeod. Ear Infirmary, comer Fourth and Oliver streets. In hi first examination of my ears, he stated tbat in six operations he would five tue perfect Itearinir: and true . 1 ... . .. . . . . . . to nis worn, at tne n-n oprnwivn, 1 neaia, ana an distinctly and powerfully dull he sound come to mr ears, that I was obliged to partially stop them with cotton, until I could Ret used t-i it. Those wishing to tee me can call at the steamer 1 artnenia. PHILLIP SHELL, Steamer Parthenia. St. Tuis. July 1 155. janl-3wdSzw. PROF. DE GRATIPS ELECTRIC OIL. TnE ELECTRIC OIL.-EIectric Cures-Pain is tbe premonitor of death, relieve the puiu aird you check th disease. Prof. LCKTSth's Electric Oil 1 the marvel of the are. tot the following, not everything); fires Rheumatism often In a day: Cares Newralgia, Tootharhe two ienates; Cures Cramp in buianach, five minute; Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three tUvn; Cur s Headache, brteen minute-; Cures F.anirhe, kiH' Neck, Ague, one night; Cores Pile, dwelled lands, teu days; Cures Fe: uns. Broken Breast. Salt Uheuni, two to six days: Cures llemorrhace, Scrofula, AI cess, six to ten days; Cures Frostod Feet and Chilblains, one to three days! Cures Ague and Fever, one to two days, and all nervous and cnfu!ouanctioti: Cures deafness in t ne to four days; Cures all i'aius in the Back, Breast, tc, in two days, A' an example 0 the estimation In which It is held bv one of the ablest jurists and writers on law Ac, m this country, we will give a letter received by Prof. Da Grsth from John Livingston, Esq., Editor of the well known Monthly Law Magasine, 15 Broadway, New York. Avon of such testimony is of more weight among the best classes, of the country, than volumns from unknown sources: Giasan Hot-SB. Philadelphia, May Ttb, li. Prof Charles De Grath I freely give it a my opinion that your "Electric Oil 'i among the most wonderful remedies of modern times. A l the earnest request of a lady who alleet-d site had bten relieved of a mut painful affection by its use, I wts induced to try a bottle, though at the time of purclatsinr, I fully believed it to be a quack medicine ami a catch penty hunibur- But a trial convinces me thai it does possess a magic power, and its use will prove a blessing to suffering human ity. I recently took a cold from sleeping in damp sheet and my neck berauae so much swollen and painful that 1 oould not turn my head. After using, without success; everything prescribed) bv my pliysit-ian, I last evening tried your Electric Oil. This morning I am well, the relief havrng been as complete as it was Instantaneous. Your" verv tmelr, JOHN LIYINOSTOX. Editor Monthly Law Magazine, 15" Broadway fc 120 Wot Fourteenth ei-, N. Y. Mr. Livingston belongs to an old wealthy and htch It respectable family f the first Mrtiirrs tf New ork. Any one can a1dres bim on tbe Subject of tho above letter, which will be answered who pleasure. Carnoje. There are numerous imitation: sprarg no on the reputation that mr article has acquired. The public m us ttx ware. They are worthless. dicJOdmdfcw. NEW FIRM. THE undorsigned Lave formed a co-partnership under the style of IIOLLIXGSWOItTlI tfc DROTIIER. and have Just received a large and desirable stock of QU 12 ENSWAKE, LOOKING GLASSES, CHINA, GLASSWARE, fcc, fce., at Preston Bro's old stand, opposite Bemeitt St Yiele's, where we will be phased to e all our friends. The stock I entirely new, manufactured to our own onlt-r, exprcaslyfortbe Evanrrillewholesale and retail trade. We profess to sell as low as any market, and satitfac tion'given in all case. Personal attention riven to or der. jan 12-lm T.J. HOLLIXOSWORTH. W V II AI W T ll' . ..WW HOUSE SHOE . AIL. etlhaa-sseuuine UKIFFIN n. 8. Nails on hand and for sale by - j an 131 SAM'L OKU. ron II EXT. ONE of thebesd business stands In the cltr, next door to J. P. Byrne's on Main street. Possession given immediately. For part rulars iixiuire of aecis-ir. DO BE LL St CON BE LL St CON YNGTON. SOIXDIIIKS.lioxes Raisbitt 21 half boxes Raisins: Iß boxes No. 1 Herring; iä U.ls Cement, J ust received and f.r sale br . PRKETPN BROS. FOR RENT. THE nOUSE on the eon) er of comer of Thrd and Chestnut streets, formerly occupied bv J. J. -.Ti ! eire..ff sauji..n. with ro4 ant etiquire of -"' "" rrrif e nouse is ror rent to a r" rwvt tenIjanvtf.l J. P. BYRNE. H Choice Sew Raisins; 30 lbs New Citrons; WW fts Fresh itaaia Currants, J W Z.H.CWKkSON-