Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 49, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 January 1858 — Page 2

CSfansbille gailg journal, EVAXSVILLE, IND. "WEDNESDAY JAN. 20 KT Our Telegraph Reports contain the conclusion of Mr. Haie' speech on the Kansas Question and other interesting proceedings in Congress. THE EXPORT TRADE OP OCR CITY. We hare had the pritilege of examining the detailed statements of the shipments of produce and merchandise from this place daring the last year, made up

with great care and accuracj bjrMr. Patrick Burke for the Board of TradeLike Mr. Burke's returns of the city census, he has not put down a figure without evidence that it belonged to the enumeration. He has taken the ship ping book3 and bills , of lading of the principal houses, and from these authentic sources he has picked up the articles and laboriously collated ar.d arranged them. Ho has taken nothing from general statements and estimates, but gone to the record of everv shipment. His statements will be under rather than ex ceed the truth;' for many small transactions by small aai casual dealers, will hare escaped his investigations. The year 1856 was a short crop year, especially in the region of country of which our city is the commercial centre. The amount of the crop shipped was far below the average. The tables collected for the use of the Board of Trade, embrace only the business Irom July 1856 to July 1837, which of course includes only the transactions connected with the crop of 1836. The exhibit, under these circumstances, will surprise our own citizens, by its unexpectedly large footings. The tablo before us contains only a state ment of the shipments of the largo "Wholesale Houses and Commission Merchants, and for want of authentic data omits those made by casual shippeis and smaller dealers. We select from the statement some of the leading articles: hoo products. Barrel of pork 49,623 Ilhds of bacon 10,053 Pieces of bacon and pork in bulk 53,933 ' Kegs ot lard 53,896 CKBZALS. Uarrels of flour 3,223 Sacks of corn 101,638 This item embraces only tho quantity taken Irom tho city wharf. There was was a large amount taken from the farms on tho river, in this vicinity that was actually shipped b your citizens. Sacks of oats 19,270 Backs of wheat 25,699 TOBACCO. Ilhds of leaf tobacco 9,759 Boxes of manufactured tobacco.. 1,863 GBOCIBIIS AND XZBCHAND1ZI. The tablo contains only the shipments made by steamboats, railroad and canal, and makes no account of tho largo amount sold to the country trado and taken from the city in wagons, which forms, we presume, onethird of our trade, in tno Tarious unes or dusiness : Sacks of coffee 9,229 Barrels of molasses 4,909 Barrels of sugar 6,297 Barrels of salt 53,814 Barrels of whisky 6,897 Boxes of cheese 8,033 Boxes of candles 1,716 Boxes of candy 1,545 Barrels of crackers 8,124 XERCnAXDIZE. Boxes of boots and shoes "'P Boxes of dry goods 2,876 Boxes of other merchandize 11,994 Miscellaneous boxes 5,849 Boxen of hardware 1,611 Kegs of nails JJJ Boxes glass and glassware 4 ,6 4 Tons of iron 19 MISCELLANEOUS. Tlides andskina 10,174 Barrels of lime 10,871 Pieces of castings It bis of eggs Number of stoves Kegs of powder 2,051 4,990 5,63$ 1,310 1,097 334 230 isoxes or drugs Crates of queenswaro Tons of machinery.., There aro infinito varieties of smaller items which we omit. Those given aro all embraced in the business operations of tho following thirty-four firms : Bement & Viele, E. S. Babeock, P. G. O Keily & Co. Chas. Uabcock, Preston Uro, McRca & Wells Babeock & Sonntag, Howard & Brown, Hornbrook & Co. P. Gleesen, Wheeler and Riggs, Cook fc Son, I. & D. Ileimann, Shanklin & Kcilly, F. Krohn, J. II. Morgan & Bro. I. A. Crane, Jewell & Co. J. II. Hushes, Cook & Kico. Foster fc Co. Sam'l Orr, Orr & Dalzcll, Tenner & Sorenson, Keen & Treston, Gilbert Co. Barnes & Bnrtis, J. S. Mitchell, Kratz & Ilcilman, Brinkmeyer & Co. Anspacher & Co. Decker fc Kramer, Geo. Venneman, J. II. Maghoo & Co. Tue shipments of other houses would probably add 25 to 50 per cent, to the aggregate of many of the articles. The returns for 1855 and 1856, embraced two Tery active seasons, while that now pre sented contains the business of one shipping season only, for tho river in the autumn of 1856 was unnarigable from low water, and in tho winter was frozen up. With this disadvantage in the com parison of the two years the latter be ing short crop year the increase is surprising. 1856. 1S57. 72,493 9,759 210,000 53,814 9,227 6.897 62,228 53,89 Pork redncod to bbls....4l,S09 Ilhds. tobacco 5,735 Sack corn, embracing) all shipments fromV 186,130 this vicinity, J Eblsofaalt 41183 Sacks of coffee 4,222 Bbls of whisky 2,591 Bblsof flour 60,561 Kegs of lard 73,547 Sacks of wheat 55,903 25,699 The decline in the quantity of lard shipped is unaccounted for. The falling ofTin the shipments of wheat is attribu ted to the poor crop of 1856. Tho Board of Trade will render a valuable and im portant service to the city by the annual collection and publication of these statistics, and if it shall confer no other benefit, its organization should U mainUin -

ed. These tables of exports show that

Evansville is now ths largest shipping point to the South on the Ohio river. It sends more Western produce to New Orleans than any other city in the West, except St Louis. We hope its manufactures will soon rival its commerce. "COXFIDEXCE CCRRKVCY." The citizens of Owen, Morgan, Monroe and Green counties in this State, hare been shamefully swindled by the makers and tterers of worthless shinplasters. We learn from a correspondent, that a Mr. Alexander, of Gosport, some months ago established the Citizen's Bank of Gosport, a concern sine tioncd by no law, and with no responsibility but his individual name. By a system of puffing and adroit management, he succeeded in giving currency to its bills. He had sue ceeded in pursuading tho community to put faith in his Imocs about the beginning of tho pork season. About tho time the Jarmers wero ready to bring their hogs into market, he becamo a speculator, and in the course of two or three weeks got possession of nearly all tho pork in Owen and four of the adjoin ing counties, for which he paid in the bills of the Citizen's Bank of Gosport. After he had put afloat in the community as report sayssome $600,000 or $700,000 of its bills, and got no his clutches a largo portion of the surplus crops of the farmers of the region, he suspended, closed the doors of the bank, and now leaves tho bill-holders to reflect at leisure upon the best mode if any there bo to recover their property or get their money. It has proved to bo one of tho coolest swindles of tho season. We see some threats in tho papers of the adjoining counties, of resorting to Judge Lynches codo to extort payment; but the proceeds of the property are probably safely deposited at tho East, beyond tho reach of bis creditors. "We are also told that A. Downing & Co. of Richland Furnace, near Bloom field, have been enlarging tho local currency of the same region by a free issue of shinplasters tha have becomo inconvertible, and now stick to the hands of the deluded holders. It is reported that there are from $100,000 to $200,000 of these issues in the hands of tho people in Greene and tho neighboring counties. largo number of farmers have been swindled out of their year's labor by these suoccssfu operators in bogns currency. Tna English axd Frisch Slxxz Trade A letter from Loango, on the coast of Africa, says tho French and English are both practically engaged in tho slave trade, under the name of apprcnticcslup, while they are hypocritically condemning it before tho world, as worse than piracy. The letter says that a Bordeaux ship named the " Clara,' was laying at Loango, receiving a cargo o slaves, and "a French war-stcamer lay alongside to protect her from the Englis cruisers, who would have seized her, but that sho had a French officer on board, with or ders to the French Commodore to protect her. The English are also using negroes as slaves atSierre Leone. Tho French and English Governments are participating in a trade which they affect to deem so hideous. A barracoon has boon built by the French at Loanno, to bo nsod for the safe-keeping of tho slaves until they are ready for shipment. There is no secret in this business, and no disguise is attempted." Faox Kansas. Accounts to the 15th Inst have been received, and doubts still remain in regard to tho election of the members of the Legislature under tho Lccompton Constitution. Gross frauds are charged upon tho judges who conducted it. Gen Calhoan, to whom as President of the Convention tho returns arc all made, Is now engaged in counting them at Lccompton. The whole matter rests with him; lo can report such returns as he pleases; and from Li antece dents, fruuds aro apprehended. The FreoStato men have declared that if he persists in his attempts to accomplish his pro-slavery designs by frauds, that the Territory will bo a very unsafe placo for him. Tho report that he was on his way to Washington appears to havo been premature. The majority against the Lccompton Con stitution is stated to be, by tho last accounts, between 10,000 and 12,000. A Significant Movement. A call U mado by a largo number cf Democrats in Vigo County for a Mass Meeting of the Dcmoc racy, to bo holden at Tcrro Haute on Satur day, January SOth. Tho signers of tho call say, that holding tho doctrine of Fopular Sovereignty as understood by tho people in the campaign of ISo'l, and as interpreted by Judgo Douglas, in his late speech in tho United States Senate, and believing that true Democratic policy and principle require the submission ol tho Constitution of all Terri tories, about to apply for admission into the Union, to a lair and direct vote of tho pooplo thereof for their adoption or rejection, now and hereafter, deem it right and prrtcr that a Mass Convention of the Democracy of this Connty, holding similar views, should bo hold to express their sentiments on tho great question of popular rights, and to-tako such other action as may bo deemed necessary." 2TDr. Anson Jones, cx-Prcsidcnt of Texas, who committed suicido on tho 8th instant, was a native of Philadelphia, and a graduate of tho University of Pennsylvania. He emigrated to Texas when it was a Mcxi can State, and took an active part in tho revolution which resulted in its independence, having had the command of a company at the battle of ban Jacinto. He subsequent ly served in the Congress of Texas, and sue cessiveiy as Minister of that Republic at Washington, President of the State Senate, when ho became ex-ofücio Vice President of the Republic, and finally its President, which ho hell when Texas was annexed to the Union. He was lately a candidate for tho U. S. Senate, in place of Gen. Rusk, who also committed suicide, but he gave way to Gen. J. Pinkney Henderson, who was elected. 137" On Saturday afternoon last, an Englishman named Batts, was brought before the Probate Court in Cincinnati for examination as a lunatic. He imaginea he ia invested with a commission from tho crown of England to exercise- authority over the officers of the United States Government. When he entered the court room he took a seat on the Judge's Bench, overhauled tho papers, and called up defendants for trial or sentence. II was sent to the Lunatic Asylum. KT Dr. Chta. McKay, the English song writer, was to have lectured last nijrht beforo 1. ar. m t . . . 0 7nnVtr ABocl4tion ofCin-

K7Tha Washington Union of the 12th

nst., referring to Mr. Wallace's resolution adopted by the 8th of January Convention at Indianapolis, says: o other resolutions than those embraced in the platform, were adopted by the Convention." That at a very ate hour they succeeded in passing the res olution of Mr. Wallace, "but by a simulated vote." The resolutions published by the Union are those only reported by Mr. Voorbecs from the Committee on resolutions. Tho New Albany Ledger shows tho folly of the Union in attempting to igncre that resolu tion, and states tho plain facts of the case as follows: The voto by which Mr. Voorhccs's rcsolu tions were adopted was, ayes 874, noes 186 total number of votes cast 560. - Tito vote by which Mr. Wallace's resolution wa adoptea was, ayes 3.3, noes 114 total vote 432 showing only 63 absent or not voting (most or them the latter.) it will tbu be seen that in a smaller aggregate vote Mr, Wallace's resolution received more vote than Mr. Voorhecs's. Subsequently this res olution with the others wus unanimously aaopieu. a ncse are tue facts in tno case. 1 OTP ..A... tST The election of Senator Powell to the U. S. Senate from Kentucky over Lynn Boy is represented in the Frcnkfort papers as a triumph of loung America over old fogyism; Mr. Powell was understood tobe the peculiar friend of Vice President Breckcnridgc, while Boyd is the adherent of Bnchan an. The friends of Mr. Brcckenridze havo resented the manner in which their gallant young champion has been slighted. They have become chagrined at the idea that he of whom they expected so much cannot even obtain an insignificant clerkship for a personal or political friend, and they resolved in Urn that no partisan of Mr. Buchanan, as Boyd was known to be, should rcccivo an honorable position at their hands. What is to be Slavs Traffic. It is said that a conference will shortly be held in Lon don between tho representatives ol France and England, to settle what is, and what is not, slave-traffic. The new plan of tho French Government for engaging negroes on the West Coast of Africa as free laborer." for its West Irdia Colonies, might obviously lead to a connict between tho English cruis ers and tho French shir. The proposal to como to a distinct understanding emanates from France, tho Government of which is still of opinion that the engagement of free laborers is a better mode of stonninz tho traffic in slaves than any preventive mcas nrcs. New Yone in 1504, and 1353. Tiic New York Post says, it is difficult to rculize tho fact that within the present century, and the memory of a groat many of our pcoplo now living, the city of New York gave less than 3,003 votes in a severely contested ejection et such is tho fact. At tho election of Governor of this State, in 1304, the whole number of votes cast in tho city of New York was 2,730 of which Aaron Burr had 1.415, and Morgan Lewis 1,815. , To show tho contrast between now and then, wo give the official statement of tho votes cast at the recent election of Mayor in this city. Whole number, 84,199; Daniel F. Tiemann, 42,ä03; Fernando Wood, 40,833; scattering, 103. Differenco between tho votes of ISO! and 1S58, 81,469. Volunteers ron Utah. Companies are organizing in Missouri for tho purpose of offering their services to tho Government, for an expedition to Utah in the spring. A large force can be collected in Missouri for such a service at a short notice. The Government are urging the officers of the regular army to great activity in tho recruiting service, in order to fill up th prtunt reqinunt to a full complement, and orders havo also been issued for the concentration of troops at Jefferson Barracks, to be ready to inov - to Utah as soon as the Bering oicns. J57 Mr. Fowler, tho postmaster of New York, has awarded tho contract for tho advertising of uncalled for letters for the present year to the Sun, it having certified to a total circulation of 51,000, and a circulation of 87,000 within tho post office limits (below Fifty-fourth street), which latter figure exceeds that established by any of its competitors. ßyTho Fort Wayne Times states that Judge Worden is about to resign Lis office as incumbent on the Circuit Bench, and be appointed to the Supremo Bench ; and that Reuben J. Dawson of Sptnccrvillo, will fill tho placo vacated by Judgo Worden. SAVINGS DA Mi U$T. Rate at which the following Bank Note are bonglit, or recti red on drpoit at the Barings Bonk, Kvuis Tille. Corrected weekly. MAINE, par I du. Dis. Farmers Mchi.,Bk. '.i K I. worth W) t w :n Mi Si M Dk, Kent Co.,.. 3 Kxchange.... (irocera Hancock.... Ilallowell ... Maritime.... Winn Sandfonl PENNSYLVANIA, par fcxw jt BK of New Cmtie 20 uk or lVnnRylrania... &o Krio City Bank v( Warren County Bk.... 31) VIRGINIA & Excei Kanah.i ut 20 B" N. HAMPSHIRE, par Except Weare 20 Tran Allegania 30 VERMONT, rar N. CAUOLlNA..a 10 Except Farmen Bank Kh'thcity & 8. CAROLINA.... 10 GEORGIA 10 ALABAMA 10 DELAWARE MICHIGAN. Bk or Macnmh Co...... srt Bk of Tecumseh 50 SMrTT cha., Bk. bA Michigan Ins, Bk SO Michigan State Bk Xfl t'eoinsulur Bk 60 OHIO, par Except Bank of Clrcleville fl City Bk of Cincinnati. : Except Newberry 1 Koyaiton ifl Danby CO Minsi.-Kiuol Fouth Koyaiton tark Bank I'iO St. Albans i." Woodstock y MASSACHUSETTS, par Except Leo Bank 10 Orocws Bank H Vfeston Bmimimn. sfti RHODE ISLAND, .. b T. xcpt Bk of tho Rep.. '0 Hk of South county... b0 Farmers Bk Hopkenton Bank Ifi CONNECTICUT, par Erceo Brid report City City Bank C.a (Clinton Bank nie of North America.. 30 Colchester W Charter Oak JO Exchange Bank St) mrton do Miama Valley Bk. .. . geneca County Bk .... Hartford county Bk.... Union itinV Hatters Bank r,.Lnion Bank Mercantile 3 KENTUCKY, par Qinnelugh Bk ft w l: ncaa 'i Windham County 25 Woodbury 13 'a orer 60 ILLINOIS 5 Except Ru&hville 40 Peoples 40 Stock Security 40 WISCONSIN all., s Worcester 4 NEW YORK, par Except Agricultural... 30 Bk of Orleans 0 Bk of Central N. Y.... 301 TENNESSEE at... 10 Chautauque Co., Bk.. 1 Chemung Co., Bk.... JO Except Bank of Knoxville rji Parr mam a' Hoi lister. Bank SO Tazewell 50 Jetrerson... yn Trenton 50 NashTille so w.... tn Lawrenceburg iß Bk of Clay bourne 60 Danbridge , y INDIANA, All Specie Faying Banks nor. llugenot Bank. SO Hamilton Exchange Bk 9 Medina Bk SO O Leo s Bk Ontario Bk 5 Ontario Co. Bk ft" Powell Bank l Pratt Bank f 3 Reciprocity Bana..., SO SacketU Harbor Bk,... SO Troy City Bank 10 Western Bank Broken Banks not quo. western in ,'ta in !; i,. ... . Yates County Ban! ... 80 " f bought. NEW JERSEY par LAND WARRANT!, to Acre WarranU 90c per Aors, SO Aar waraoU Tic per Acre ISO Acre Warrants 55c per Acre. Except America Bk..., 50 Bk of New Jersey,., 5" Berren County........ SO Merchant Bk. :.. f Morris Count,,,.,.... 30 Phillipsburc ...... ... 30 Union 20 llGO-Aflre Warrants 75 per Wheat Growers ftOI MARYLAND, par Kxeept Cumberland Sa Kxhaore on New York ljpre premium. SayingsBa-..t 3ti vom a per c premium

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES. One square, (ten line or leas), one time, : ftfets. Three tiroes. :: :: : : : : t : tl 00 One week, ::::: : : i i s 160, Tiro weck, : :.: ; t : : : :i : : 3 &0 One month, ; t :::::::::: 4 OA Three months, ::::::::it7sO Six months, 1 t : 1 : t : : 1 10 00 One year, : t 1 : 15 00 t tf Discount on larger advertisements. gif Cards of six lines or under, Sltt per annum. tJT No till forbid" adTertisementsrecelved. FOR LOUISVILLE THE fine packet steamer DI AMOND, Capt. llOLcSArr, will . jje and Louisville, leavinr a.vansTtue ctctj aunaay ana Tnursnay. " jam 1. u. o KlLKi , t iu. KILLED Oil STOLEN. AWniTE AND BLACK SETTER DOO: to recorer the do I will five FIVE DOLLARS. and for evidence which will convict the brute who killed, or the thief who stole him, I will rive fir dollar additional. v. Q. KEATS. SILVER PLATING. fHIIE nndersicned has permanently located him M. self in KransTille, with the intention of pursuing tue aoore imsmess. lie can fe round in tne , Marble Hall Building, 2d Story. , Opposite Chas. Bahcock's Carriage Furnishing- Store He la wemred to do all kinds of Coach. Carriage. Houe and Saddlery! Plating with neatness and dispatch, and he warrants his work to be as durable as any done in the conntry. He ak 1 for the patron ge t'arriaffe Makers of Southern Indiana, Illinois and Kentuck. Silrer Plated Door Plates, Naml-ers for Street and Pew Doors. Bell Pulls. Kailin Knobs. Front and Parlor dor locks, with plated Knobs and Furniture. with ercry description of work in his line will be done In a manner equal to the bet Eastern work and at jistern prices. J. a. bahuIiK, jan liMw Sd Story Marble Hall UIUE'S PLOW FACTORY, S the corner of F-lghth and Division street, Erani Tine, lie win he fnaixi manufacturing all kinds of Steel Plows, lr!Improrel, Peacocks Deman, J am per and Improved Coulter, Subsoil, and complete 8 od Plows, with Cen tre iran piovks, cnoveis ana Lrie s "tw in vented Oopher Plow, with two or three nlows to one stork. Jt. all of which is made in the bestand neatest manner which x win seui wnoiesaie and retail. P. 8. I also will do all kinds of plow mending, both iocs nu iron ana piow laying, done up In goot order , AN ORDINANCE To renn Ire fines and co.sU for breaches of th nrdl. nances of the City, to be satisfied by labor, if not paid or replevied . i-aCTio I. Be it ordained by the Common Council Of the Ciry of hnnsville. That, whenever any nmnn shall I aljudned to pay any fine for a breach of any ordinance of said city, and shall for twenty-four hours after the judgment ha II have been muUni anin him, fail to ptysurh fine with all the costs adjudged. srainsimm, 11 snaii no tne auty or tne Jiavorof the city to cause and require snch person to labor on the treet, or oth-r pnblic works ot improvements of the city, one day for every sixty 00e. cents of snch fine and cnts until the same shall le fully satisfied. Eight SkCTIOS !. ucll labor may be done nnArr th Im mediate supervision of the Mayor, or he may direct it twK uuiic umier nie uirection ot tne street vnmmMionor, and in either case U shall le lawful for the Mayor or Street Commissioner to require the party convicted to lai.or with a hall and chain attached to his leg ur ancle in such manner as to prevent his escape, and said M;iyoror Street Cooiinissioner may use such ituuiiic curinjrai punisnmeni as may ne necessary to co mix-1 ati v "ierson convicted as aforesaid to perform the required laor. Sbctio? 3. This ordinance shall be la force from ana aiicr its publication. -Aporoved January hAh. t. Attest: JOHN HEWSON. Mayor. V kll II, Walxi, Clerk. janl!t A Retired Physician, SKTENTY-FIVE years or are, having lost his r rattier, two Brothers, Daughter, Son in-Law, .rpnewsaivi .u-ccs, ny mat ireaiTui disease, CO Is SUM PTIOX. and sutrerine with a Couch hlmst-lf. do tennineil to visit tne East Indies. Ecvpt and Japan, where he discovered a PttEVKSTlVE and CKR TAIN CTRB fTColdj, Coughs, Bronchitis. CONSLMPTION. Nervous Debility and Antrrmo: Ills cough was cured immediately; "he returned, cured his jiCiatives. wi,o inneritcd the disease, and In connectkn with his Son have employe 1 It in their practice eurin; thousands of cases considered hopeless by others, i'or the nuiDOse of revnint as many of bis suttsring fellow-beings as possible, he Is sending the recipe to all who wüh it for 10 cents; 3 of it to pay the pootare, and the balance printing. Address Doctors UK ATM, No. 101 Spring street, opposite Ft. Nicholas SUNDRIES. ISO ha renulne Pa. D. W. Flour. 9 S.i sarh. iu macs tream iartar, lb eacn. r , . Xj cases 3 IK Cans Cove Oysters. , : W do 1 lb do do. .) boxes quart Tomato Catsup. W do pint do. Pln' and quart Pepper baucts- 4 100 lbs Small Bar Lead. J ust ree'd and for tale by Janl J. D. IIEIMANN. RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.-Harper'b Maearine , fir February. J. ÜEALY. janl WARPER'S MAGAZINE ror February. Ballou's MM. Monthly for Febrnary. . Don't forget. Harper Is only S J Ra and no posfnre, at JanI9 po B ELL fa COIi V N OTON . mTieiv lcjau ad MOLAfiSK.1 Juatrecoivel, both choice onality, for tale by nrTH OILBERT ft BOWLK5. On Scamore rear Water. BLACKWOOD'S MAGZINK, THE BRITISH REVIEWS. D SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to pubÄJo liihthc follow in leading British Periodicals, I. THE LONDON QUARTERLYtConserratlve). J. THE EDINBURO REVIEW (Whig). 3. THE NORTH BRITISH REYIEW(Free Church). 4. THE WESTMINISTER REVIEW (Liberal). 5. BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, (Tory). These Periodicals ably represent the three treat political parties of Great lintain Whig, Tory and Radicalbut politics forms only one feature of their character. As Organs of the most profound writers on Science, Literature, Morality.and Religion, they stand as they have ever stood, unrivalled m the world of letters. . . Th-se Reprints can nowl placed in he Lands cf suomtuht anoui as soon as the original editions. tbrmi rxa AMsrx: For any one or the four Reviews For any two of the foor Reviews.... For any three of the four Reviews.. 3 00 I 00 voo s 00 3 00 00 10 00 ror au ouror tue uevtews For Blackwood's Mrnr.ine Kor lliackwood an ! three Reviews For Ba k wood and 'he four Reviews Payments to re made In all caes in dr.ir- Xtn-.. current in the State where Issuol will be received at A discount or twenty-five per cent will be allowed clubs. Fourcopic or ll.:kwoo.l, or of one Review, will esrnt to one address frS'.': four copies of the W. ... h I A. at .1 .11. . I . ,, m uiir i..-. i.w,..iiu ui.-.'-wuHi ior vou: ana so on. The l'OSTACS toanr rartnf the t'nited St.-it m he but twenty four cents a year for " Biackwoo!;" and uui lonnren ceiits a year tor eacn or me ueviews. janl'J tf rXDRTES. 15 dot Butter Ladles; Srtox wooden fpoong; Sö dos Rolling Pins; , 3 dox Towel Rollers; 10 dox Potato Mashers; Sdox Beef Malls; 20 nests WoKien Coxes, ( Inch; 3 dox ass'd Knife Boxes and Baskets; Just ree'd by (jan 16 Z. II. COOK ft SON. UR1T8HF.P! BRt'SHES! 50 dox Scrub Brushes, asa'd , f0 dox worse do; 25 dox F hoe do; 5 dos Dusting do; S dos Carpet do: Receive-lby Jan Ml 7.. TT. CO(K U SON. WILLOW WARE! WILLOW WARK ! as nest Market Basket. 10do " 20 nests Clothes " & nests " Hampers. 3 ds Covered Baskets. 10 los ass'd Farmer's Baskets. For sale low by J i z. u. COOK & SON. lOODEN WARE.&c1 dos ass u Bncaeta. IS do Wash Tubs. 25 nests do. S dos ass'd Churns. 30 dos Zinc Washboards. "3 nests Wooden Bowls. 10 dos ass'd Wooden Trays. 100 eross Clothes Pins. 55doi Pafnt Spring Clothes Pins. 25 nests ( an Pails. 15 racks Covered Baskets. In store and for sale low by JnW Z.n. COOK ft SON. ANNUAL REPORT, . AS required by the 12th Section of an Act of the Legis Utureof the State of Indiana, entitled "An Actio authorise the formation of Gas Light Commmnies," approved February 13th, l5l. THE undersigned. President and a majority of the the Directors of the Kvansville Oas Light Comfany, make the following Report: Amount of Capital Stock,.,,, ..,.,.' sfl.JOfl Amount of same paid In 5!,200 Amount of existing Des, S1.63Ü C. Q. KEATS. President. - , JNO. J. CHANDLER. Diractor. Evanvllle, Jan. 1st, 158. TATE OF IÜDIANA, ) Vanderburgh County. J C. U. Keats and John J. Chandler make oath before me mat tne foregoing statement is true, at they believe. jaal5-10t BLVTUE UYNES, Notary rublie. RECEIVED LAST NIOnT BY EXPRESS. Prinoe of the House at David; Queen's Fate; Moss Sido.ky the Author of Alone; ia ik J. HiAVY. BRAN, CORN AND OATS.for sale by Z. H,CQO ft SON. EXTRA FLOUR -MO bags Canal Mills Excelsior from TTfcite nH J ust received and for sale by j-5 VICKERY fc JOHNSTON.

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

WOULD respectfully inform tl e citisens of Eransvilieand Vicinity that he has taken rooms a few doors above the I'ostnffire. where he can be seen and consulted as twtke proper treatment to preserve the teeth and relieve diseased gums. I would here remora inu oisease iein ana gums cause weax eyes, headache, eaiache, deafness, diseases Of the strrnach. TLe worst cases of dyrpepsia are connected with dis. eases of the mouth; many suffer for y ears, and when the cause is found out, it procetds from some derangement of the mouth. A number of tny patients can testify to this fart. Janltf N. B. Chloroform administered when desired. L V- NOTICE. MN notify ing the public of my retirement from bug. ness, I beg leave to tender them, and my friends and patrons particularly, my thanks for past favors and patronage, and would heartily recommend to their consideration my successor, JACOB STRAUB, who undoubtedly, will justify all expectations of my menus. . JACOB STRAUB, In refenng to the above, desires to s say, that having bought the entire stock of Mr. W ALDKIRClI'd hardwrre store, intends to carry on the business as hereto, fore, and will be harpy to serve Mr. W .'a old custom. er, as wen as nis iniMisanu public in general with A no. i(HKiu,andattheLOnSX i'KlCJSa. IrnitMlm. House for Rent and Tal a able Fnrnitnre for Sale." HAVING determined to remove to LoulsrHle In 11 the svrinr. I will Ken the Larire New Dwelllingl now occupy, and will Sell my Furniture. con sisting of an excellent Rosewood Piano, and all of my itousenoHi ana jviu nen surniture. fersons wanunj any such Furniture will find it to their interest to cm.1 at my residence, on Oak street, between 'Second and XBtra streets, rosgesstnn riven immediately. janlvdJw. J NO. WOODSON HUGHES 30 OR 1 150 REWARD. . fllY STORE, in Cannelton," Perry county, Ind., 1 W 1.1 a . t. . ... . . .i 1 . .wArm wm rui.cu mi iunitu.vi ui tu iuh-, 01 uivr following roods: Three Silver Watches, two II anting Case Watches, and one open fact Lapine Watch; also a large lot of Jewelry, consisting of Breastpins. Ear Props and Finger Kings; also a quantity of Pocket ir : 1 t . v. . r . vuiicanii 1 AMorif w iwi m quiwuir jnan 1 11 ill eUk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing. I will rive gtSO for the apprehension of the thief, or Viauiur ut uturf and roots. Aiioress jan4w NICHOLAS VAUGHAN. BRAN! RRAX! BRAN! . - ( 3CHW bushels Bran received per Railroad by - - z. H.cooK ft Son. fMIJARS."ih Mats Cinnamon! ' ' J ' ld000 AamorUai Clnn tnrf m-ivrf Mil Vr i.k v. tiEiaAiin. r3 E W Codfish,for sals by m ti4 7.. H. COOK ft FOV. REMOVAL. fWAS LETCH has removed bis entire stock of y lrur! 111 rs, Medicines and tancy Articles to his new stand on Main street, onedoor above Ablering's Cloth' ing Store, where he will he rlad to see his old cus tomers and as many new ones as may lavor him with a call. I jan I Mm II A PER A D ni.ACRI.C 3i"0 Reams Wrapping Paper W 00 Foolscap no 25 do Not do 23 do Lettter do . ' ' t Barrels Butlcr'a Blacking In store and. for sale by imi WHEELER ft RIGGS. RICE. 1 TI TIERCES Rio ree'd and for sate by laag.J PRESTON BROS. Ale and Lager Beer Agency. ZH. COOK ft SON are Agnts for the sale of F ft I. A. Louck's celebrated Ale and Larer Beer. and nave Just received a stock of each, to which they hit lie me attention 01 tne ieaier. JaJ3 Z. II. COOK ft SON, Agts SMALL HOUSE FOR REJTT. mA HOUSE containing I Roomsand a Kitchen, in a central and pleasant part of the city, will be rented if the furniture of the present occupant is purchased. Terms low. Address Box 353, EvansvUIe Post Office. jan lrt-o3U TCRKS ISLAND SALT. ! : : 200 bags, very coare, ree'd per steamer Falrchild, and f jr sale by Jan 14 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. .TftAIRY SALT. m9 InO bbls. superior to an otherktn.l fnr uU Kv janu OEO. FOSTER ft CO CTJN DRIES: 3 Ilhds. CL'irified Sarars t oxes luisins: 25 Half boxes Kaisini; y .1 . 1 Vi Hoses cneese; ' 10 Boxes Lemons, ft BHs. Oranges; m I c; assorted ails: 2110 II f. Boxes assorted Window Gloss! , , . A lot or Upper Sole Leather; A lot of Door Mats, In store and for sale by Janl-tf. PRESTONBRS. rUR. M- 4 I jan 14 4 bbli. Tar J nst received and for sale by raesTun anus. r-firRNIPS-300 bush, ree'd ncr Canal and fr salebr jan 14 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. HJAILS. 1 5(0 kegs Whecrng.ajsortrd sties, for tale by jan 11 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. Gunny" ?j ags. , 100 bales large 2 bush. 1 ' 10 " - ax. 10 " 4 . . for sale by jan 12 CEO. FOSTER ft CO OODRX nüYVI, Ac UK) Neris Wooden Bowls; 15 dozen do Trays; 6 do Ass'd Churns: 0 do Rollinr Pins: 25 do Mashers, just received and for sale I7 r mm i.tiiff a . n db ll.sUWA. or. CU.i ICE.Ja m. iu Jan 12 10 Tierces Rice just ree'd and for sale by T BAD PIPE. A rood assortment received and for sale by jan 13 SAMT. ORR. IRISH Will SKY. -One Puncheon Pore Iriih JL Y hisky , just received and ror sale by decl. TENNKY ft 80 REN SON. TkRIEDBEEF.&o0 Its Choice Pried Reef; M) do Beef Tonaues! 2 BMs Prime Pork; jurt received and for tale y HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED. flAHET) in Dtvalur county. Iowa, original Se'd M from Hungary about i years ago. Turns off from 4 to a tons of hay to the acre, preferred to any other hay for stock. A stock of the above Seed just rec u oy jan lsj l. 11. wua bl guj,agts ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. VOTICE is hereby riven that I will sell at put lie A'W, auction on 1 nuriay-itH ztn oay 01 januirv 1V, at Jain.-s Hewitt's Ware House near the old steam Flour Mill owned by I. N. Ross, In Evansyille. one steam Engine and fixtures belonging to the same. ocing the property or Joseph wood, late of Perry county, aece.-u.e4. me 1 pay fifty (ä dollars cas The purchaser will be required to un. ana tor tne nam nee aereu it of nine months will be given, the purchaser giving mi n"ictiui appruTeu fkt urn jr , wniTiiig Tmiuaiion ana appraisement laws, ana Dearing interest irom date Sate to commence at 10 o'clock A M. decaO.tsdftw. CHAS. H. B1ASON. ' ' Administrator with the will annexed. lAXOY SOAPS. 300 boxes, consisting of Mila. itary snaring, transparent cakes, irasparent Bars, Fancy Rose, Fancy Bars, etc. J ust received and ror sale vsst low by GILBERT ft BOWLES. Meat Cutters and Sausage Staffer 600 Assorted Meat Cutters SI 1 3 $11 50 do Sausage . tuners; I dozen : Pork Cleavers; BABCOCK SONTAO. JUST RECEIVED . W0 dozen Looking Glasses; 25 do Clocks, erery description I 100 do Axes, septl BABCOCK ft SONNTAG, IT EAD AND SHOT. JLi 75 bags Patent Shot, assorted Nos, 25 do Buck do do do 0i tM Bar Lead, for sale by scptlO WAEELER ft RIGGS. OFFEK. J 40 sacks Rio Coffee; 1 hale Mocha 30 pockets Java; just rc t ry sepU it, J1V et au;. CIDRR VIXEOAR. ft Bbls. Warranted Cider Vinegsr, In store and fo ale by SAM. VICKF.RY. UGAIl AN1 TEAS. Rest grrvles of WhiUand Brown Sreias; rreat variety of so Deri or Ts as. for sale augti i 8AM. VICKE DOWDFRlö kecs Minnie Rifle Powder In Magazine and fo- sale by Z. H. COOK ft SON, Agt s. TAISINS. 20 boxes received and for sale br jn 15 VICKERIf ft JOHNSTON. npAR. JL 191 1 bbls received and for sale by jan 15 VICKURY ft JOHNSTON. MPABLE SALT. -JL SO bags fine Liverpool Salt for sale by Jyi 1ft YTCRKRY ft JOHNSTON. Tlf PLATR. AC,-r . s , , . 1.V) boxes H X Tin plate; t o Koonng ao. 10 do 12x12 do. 10 d 100 plate do. X) do X Tin Bright. 90 slabs Spelter. 30 Pias Block Tin. For sale by jan 121 SAaf'L OBR. Crrcat Alarm Aboat Town A ROTJT money matters i&i bad tobacco, but F. Fen. jT m. dricti fe Broa. ltave raeeiv.! anm nf IK. K. chewing tobacco that evr ws sold in our city. Ther have all the best brandj of Virginia tobacco. uTr them a call and couvinr yoiyiuf. They also have vom nunnrra uioosanq 01 we omt 4avana Cipa. M: J U Emerson Etra Family Floor warranted bw Z.U. COOK 4-SCN, '

MCTCAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF VANDERBURGH COUNTY. TI1IRD ANNUAL BEPORT. N parsoaoce of the SMh Section of an Act of the General Assembly of the Stat of Indiana entitl ed "An Act for the incorpoiation of Insurance Companies, denning their powers and prescribing their duties, 'approved June 17th, lä! The undersigned. ihpsctcrs or tne mutual fire insurance Company or Yaiiderburgh County, submit the follow lfig Report: Amount of property Insured...... 230 (0 Deduct amount of policies suirendered,. WA'b UO Leaving amount of policies now ntstandmgf" 405,103 00 Value of Premium Xotes as per 3d Annual report f,2J6 tf Yal. ofrrem. oti rec a since,... ft,ih4 ) Deduct " urrendered,... 633 15 5,1 65 Ytlue ofTrera. Notts now on band,..:.... .' t388 43 Cash on hand as per Sd Annual Report,....' ' 2,fti8 52 Cash rec d since on rremiums,....iei zu rolicies, 83 m - Transfers..... 1 M) -. For Interest,.. 18J 006 25 SAH Deduct, Supt Salary, 41 Advertising,...;. 24 00 Notary Public,. 100 Salaries,."... 350 00 Donation to Fire Companies,. w... 110 00 Loss paid U. Meeker, SO 00 54CCJ Cash on band - 13,358 12 ASSETS. " Present Value of Premium Notes,..' IKVe 4' Cash on hand, S,2ä8 12 funuiurc...... .......... . . 1 60 1 . , , Total Assets, 5748 07 Namber of Policies outstanding. iss Assessments made on Premium Notes .None Losses, , 20 Attest: KOBT. SARLY, Sec'y STATE OF INDIANA, Vanderburch County. 1 " William Ueilman. W. Baker. Robert Barnes. R. S. Tenney. H. D. A 11 is. W. K. Preston. Ieina duly sworn, sav that they are Directo s of the Mutual Fir Insurance Company of Yanderburrh County, and that the foregoing Report is correct, and true to their oesi Knowieuge ana truer. ... j " WM. nEILMAN, W. BAKER, - ' ROBT BARNFS, -s. R. 8. TENNEY, . H. P. ALLIM. - - W. K. PRESTON. Sworn and iubscri1d before me, this 15th da of January, isj. t Knsss my nand and notarial Seal ms aaie aioresaju. TnOS. E. GARVIN, L. 8.) . Notary Pnblic of Vanderburgh Co. The above Company continues to take risks on Donaings or ineir contents, eitner tn town or country . . . I.KI-. ratmm ... ...... TT. BAKER. President. 1 ROBT BARNES. Treas. R. Eaat.T, Sec'y. ' Jan ä-dftwlw " NOTICE. . Cash r Cash I , Cash ! Cash I Cash mfS and after FEßKUARY, 1st, 18&, I tW close vf my Books to al running accounts and Sell for Cash Oalyor Its Eajalvaleiat. Experience has taught me to take this 'plan, believ ing u to n to tne interest 01 Duyers, as wen as to myself. I shall try to make It an object for all to pay cash, and hone to riv offene to none by rerunmr credit, as I shall refuse all without respect to person or persons. A II goods must be paid for before tn y leave the store. If not satisfactory, they can be returned and I will refund the money. Also, I take this ftpportunity to offer my sincere thanks for the liberal patrocage with which I was heretofore favored, and ask a continuance of the same, promising to merit the same by prompt and fair dealing, ana an aaamonai inducement in pnees. SAM. EMUICII, an 19 Main st , J doors below Second LAND FOR SALE. THE Subscriber offers for sale 40 acres of first-rate Unland .situated IK miles from West Franklin. Posey county. Ind., 15 acres are cleared, and the re mainder is coverea witnneavy timter For terms, fte., enquire f.f the subscriber On the property, or to J.B. Campbell near the premises. . Janlf-dftwSw D. L. M AKTIN. I" OAF, CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGARS bbls. for jan 18 sie by GILBERT ft BOWLES. UTOLAS ES. IfJl 40 half bbls choice for sale l y jan 18 GILBERT ft BOWLES. f IP ABLE SALT. Jä. In jan 18 I n both long and small bags for sale low by GILBERT Ml BOWLES. I10TATOKS.100 sacks Prime Potatoes fnr sate by - Jan 18 p. o. O'RlLBY ft CO. AVOLASSES. 0 bbls. In fine order, and choice 11a. quality just reeeiven arm mr sale low by Jau7-tf. GILBERT ft BOWLES. COXFECmOIsERS SCO AR. 2 bbls. just received and fot sale by decl GILBERT ft BOWLES. "VINEGAR. W ft Bbls. Cider Vln eenr, Iut receivol and for aal by v ICKERY ft JOHNSTON. lJEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS ! LH Quits, by the Author of Initial: Parthenia, or the Last Days of Pagantsm, only just puousnea oy 1 icanor a rieisi: The Plant Hunters, by Capt. Mayne Reed; Mabel Vaughan: Moss Side, by Marlon Harland; Meadow Brook by Mrs. Holmes; Lena Rivers, . Homestead on the Hill Side, do; School Bays at Rushy; A new supply . f the best Books of the rear for sale ny IJan ihj UOUJ-Lb K COMNGTON. WR. and Hansbarch Cheese. 33 boxes large, and of best quality, just received per steamer Marengo and for sale low by UiLJStnlK BOWLES. REA1VR.40 Bushels White Beans: 3d do Dried AddIcs: lust recetaed and for saieoy .... t.U. COOK It SON. mURXIPB. 00 Bushels Prime Turnips, just re JL ceived and for sale by OCCKWHBAT.-33 Saeks Prime Buckwheat, M-W j U31 reccivea ana rur sale ty - Z. II. COOK ft SON. I ARD AND BUTTER. J b bbls. Lard; 20 bbls. Butter; received per Canal l-y . . Z. II, COOK ft SON. CJTNDRIES. t9 6 cases Brass Bound Coder Buckets;200 lbs Wrapping Twine; 200 boxes No 1 Herring: 60 boxe 8x10 Window Glass xt0; u ' 1' 60 " 9x12 " ?xl2, 60 lOxlJ - 10x12; 60 44 10x14 " I0xl4i . ISOkegs Nails; -25 kegs S. C. Sda; 25 dos Washboards; 25 boxes Wheat Starch: 5 bbls. Pearl Barley; --. 100 boxes Castile ana Fancy Soap; 60 boxes Pal m Soap : 100,000, S B Caps; ' ' 100,000 O D Caps, full count; Received and for sale by lo 15 I. ft D. IIEIMANN. ' , . CARD. HAVING purchased the interest of n J. Hart In the Boot and Shoe business the undersigned 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 ill be thankful to receive orders and attend to the wants of his many patrons THOMAS CURNICK. A reneral assortment of Gentlemens. Iarliea. Mis ses, Boys, 1 onths and Childi ens Boots and Shoes kept constantly on hand. janl-tf. TOBACCO. 60 butts of fii batts of fine Virginia Tobaoeo of different pri received and for sale by ICCS 1. I. IIEIMANN. ifcjUNDRIEV 1 Of) drums NewTiffs: Its) hjs halfand quarter Raisins; tierces 8. 8. Almonds; t New Filberts; ft cases V boxes Sardines, (1000 boxes.) taO boxes Hunkur. ?KM-, Recei yed and for sale by . J"U 1. K D. IIEIMANN. CjFN DRIES. 1 OT. homes an.1 halfs Star Candles 1 300 reams Wrapping Paper; .1 , SU dox. Genuine Shaker Brooms; B) dot I. B. Half Bushels. 10 boxes Cloth Pins. 10 rross C.nlrr Viom.,. Received and for sale by Jn 19 I. C V. IIEIMANN. SOAP AD CAXDI.Efl. S5 boxes full weight Miar Candles I 25 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candlesi 35 boxet Cincinnati Palm Soan. All of rhni.. quality, and for sale at reduced prices, by - UILBbKT it BOWLES. OPE.-J-LV 150 Coils Boston Manilla ope. BO Coils Jute 25 do Cotton 60 do Hemp Received and for sale by so do do TRESTON BROS. POCKET BOOKS. 1 CST receiyed per Express an Invoice of new and OP choice styles of fine Port Moni. ! 1 . . Purses, Bags, ftcM in rreat variety. ani -r. il anlt th In... fill -.... .u j . " 'v w M.-. V Ml 1 m . Ml. ftMl Put IUI 01 BITTKOI.rv s. tnv JtnMmd. Main bet. 1st and 2nd streets. SAOE.-IM lbs Prime sage ia store and for sale by HUHf. i Z, U. COOK ft SuN. tsa?B5,i58 - 10 Buahels Choice Cranberriest ano Heads Prime Cabbage; 3BushrlsSugarPasnip. ftod for sale bj w uv - jrrirBB n w tm HnMrrt! : in rdh-raai v rf if lAAir a. o v ,H. COOK ft SON. BUTTER, gfc. aoo k Fresh Table Buttes; cooking do MO 1 dot Fresh Efgijjust received and frj sale by JaoMf. Z, H. COOK ft SON. plndanatl Soa an TaUow Cunilft.V ?aes Just received per steamer (hanon and f by GILBERT ft BOWLfc. 50 for

COMMISSION & FORWARDING

CARD. J. S. MITCHELL Si CO., Comralssfon and Forwarllng Alerchants " UndertheTeIegrarhOff.ee, Kvansville. JOH MITCHELL, At the Bcpot, J?wling Green, Ky. PARTICULAR attention riven to Receiving. Stor" Ing, and Foranlir? any Produce corsigned to ns' We will also use our tsi exertions to cfT.-ct the morf advantxecous tales of goods sent to as for thai par-' pose, either at Eransville or Bowling Green. JHll 11-ti P. G. (TRILBY cS: CO., OL ESTABUSHEO Storage, Forwarding & Commissi if General Eailroad, Steam and Express Agents rsCIAL AOBKTS TOB rSKXITLVAXTA RsLKOSD. L mm,m I HAVING fitted np a mammoth Wharf-Boat, the. largest on the Ohio River, in the most substantial1 niauner, we are tYeutred to facilitate with rron .4 dispatch all goods entrusted to our care, either by silver, uaiiroaa or tsnsi wimout m-iay or exposure, ftc., &.c. Particular attention will be paWf o' Receiv'ug, Storing and Forwarding; and also to the sale jit Produce consigned to us, and all orders prom y filled. P. G. O'RILKY returns his sincere thanks to his numerofeu friends for their former patronage, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same, whichwill beauty reciprocated. A Store Room, well supplied, will be kept tor thercommodation of boats, and their ord-rs carefully fill--eu. P.O. O'RILKY ft C( EDWARD R. HILL, (LATE WITH t. t. MITCRCLt,) COMMISSION & FORWARDING and WIIARFBOAT PROPRIETOHV ETANSVILLE, IND. a THE undmlpir d hss recent--ly purchased a FIRST CLASS Vll AUF-BOAT and rslJ,h et himself in EvansvUIe to transact a Forwarding andCommission Insiness. Possessing every facility for receiving and shipping Merchandise, Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, fee with desatch and on the most reasonable terms, he won lb respectfully Solicit the patron ace of merrbai ts and. shippers generally. EDWARD R. HILL. L EVansyille, Dec. 1st, lP5".-0m STORAGE WANTED. WE are prepared to store In onr Fire r roof Ware house any quantity of Graia, Produce, or Mer Chandise, on the most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular care will be taken of Household Vurnhnre, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, "rr the month, or longer, when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W and K. Canal, and most convenient for shipping i River or Railroad. Apply to G EO. FOSTER ft CO. apS8. ' r CANAL STORAGE. fTIAVE 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 most reasonable terms. P. 0. 0 'RILEY mkaVsS. IMPORTANT TO TUE DEAF AJVD BLIND. DR. McLEOD, OF SCOTLAND, Prop Ictor of the Institution for the Deaf, St. Louis Missouri. ' HAS ARRIVED IN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, and may be consulted for a few days at the CityHotel, Room No. 10 up stairs. Early attention is desired. -DE AFNF.S?, DIZZINESS, NOISE IN THE. HEAD, AND all discharges from the EAR. MOUTH 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 use oC the knile. IMPORTANT AND TRUE. I have a son fifteen yeas of age who has been dear and dumb front the age of two years, the etieet of scarlet fever Hearing of Dr. NcLeod. I brought my sonto mm, ana in tnree weeks under his nanns he ocran ;ek( to cive siro or heartnc: weeks he could hear well, and is now rapidly learning to speaa. I max. this statement unsoftcrted, ami for the good of an afflicted community. St. Paul, Feb. ALIX. C. M0RT017. I hare been suffering with deafness, and many of theills accompanying deafness, from my infancy, which? is about twenty five years; my deafness became so distressing that I could rest neither day nor night, md IiIAKaI fur iwlif Antv in 111. jmv. A. Unli I .1. permitted to visit Dr. McLeod, of Ojo Ear ln2nrarw of this city. .Trembling between hope and fear, I mi-.-mittedmy tstsetothis gentleman. Beyond mr most sanguine expectations, after a short course of treatment by Ir. McLeod, I am in the enjorment of perfect hearing, and my head if free from al thoedisagreeaMe sensations which formerly made life a burd en. Any person wishing to see me, can hud me at my residence. No. 110 Fifty street. MltS. EMMA CHANDLER. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 1855. I have been deaf In loth my ears' for many years, which affliction so affected my mind, that iire'itself, at times, became a burden, and almost unendurable to me. I am now one of the happiest men living. I have teen re.-itored to perfect hearin- hy Ir. McLeo-t, Ear Infirmary, corner Fourth and Oliver streets. Iu his firnt examination of my ears, he stated that in six operations he would give me perfect heiring: and true to his word, at the sixth operation, I heaid, and so distinctly and powerfully did the sound come to my ears, that I was obliged to partially stop them with cotton, until I could get used to it. Those wishiug U see me can call at the steamer Partheni.i. PHILLIP SHELL, Steamer Panhenia. j St. Louis. July I41?i3! Jant-Jwiljcw. TROF. DE GRATII'S ELECTRIC OIL. TIIZ ELECTRIC OIL.-EIectric Cnrcs-Pa;n is the premonitor of death, relieve the txiin and you check thr disease. Prof. Degrstu's Electric Oil is the marvel of the ace, for the following, (not everything); Cnrcs Rheumatism often In a day; Cure Neuralgia, TKithache tao i en utes; Cures Cramp in Stomach, five minutes; Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three davs; Cur s Headache, hlWn minutes Cures Karaohe, stilt' Neck, Ague, one night; Cures Piles. Swelled i lands, ten days; Cures Felons, Broken Breasts. Salt l.'heum, two to six days? Cures Hemorrhage, Scrofula, Access, six to ten days; Cures Frosted Feet and Chilblains, one to three days! Cures Ague and Fever, one to two days, and all nervous and scrofulous siiVctious: Cures deafness in one to four lai s; Cures all laius in the Back, Breast, ftc, in ta o days. As an example of the estimation In which K is held by one of the ablest jurists and writers on law tic, m this country, we will give a letter received r.y Prof. Da Osath from John Livingston, Esq., Alitor of thewell known Monthly Law Magazine, 1 57 (Broadway, New Tork. A wora of such testimony is of more weight among the best classes, cf the country, thau yolnmns from unknown sources: Gibabd HorSK, Philalelphia, May 7th, I Pmf Phiirle Te C nh I freelv n'r. it m tnv nrtn Ion tliat yc ur "Electric Oil"is among the rncst wonderful remedies of modern times. At the tarnest rennest of a lady who alleeed she had been relieved of a most lainful affection by its use, I was induced tr try a brittle, though at the time of purcbasiur, I fully believed it to he a quaes medicine and a catch penny hnmbag. But a trial convinces me that it doi possess a magic power, and its use will prove a bteshing to sufterinc humanity. I recently took a cold from sjects'nr In damosheetr. and ray neck bevanie so much uralten and paiuftil, that 1 could not turn my head. After usinr , without success; erery thing preerilel by my hv.ician. I Imst evenins tried yoar ElertrteOil. This morning I am well, the relief hnirg been as complete as it was instantaneous. l ours verv irnriy, JOHN LlVlXOSTOX. . ' -' 1 Editor .Monthly Ijiw Blagaaine, U7 nrolway ft 120 West Fourteenth H-, N. V. 3Ir. Livingston belongs to an old wealthy and tile!.. ly respectable family of the first srttlers ol Nesr York. Any oneean sxldressfaimon the KtiMwt rt tK above letter, which will be answered with pleasure. Camo!. There are numerous imitation, sorvr np on the nTJRtation that my article twt acini red. The puhüc n us t beware. They are wortbJas. NEW FIRM. THE undersigned hara formeJ a co-partnersMp under the style 4 IIOLLINGSWQIltfl db Bn OTHER. aad have Just received a largo and desirable stock of QUEEN SWAltK, LOOKINQ GLASSES, CHINA, GLASSWARE. Ac fte.. atPresto Bro's old stand, opposite Bement & Yiele's, where we will be pleased to see all our friends. Th Stock is entirely new, man nfactiired to onr own order, expreeslyfor the E vansv ille wholesale and retail tradeWe profess to sell as low as any market. n.t uir.r.f tion given In all east. Personal attention riven to ord ders. W. K. IIOLLINtiSWOKTll. Mm 11 AI m m n .-. ä a m jan 12-Im T.J. HOLLIXGSWORTH. HORSE snOK .AIIja Wias genuine ORIFFIN ' n. S. Nails on SAM'L OBR. hand and fur snle by iti 151 FOR RE.T. ONE of the tost business stands In the city, next door to J. V. Brme'son Main x'rr-rt Pn...in given lmmedlate!y. For particulars Inonire of ffSrj: ib Ki.Lft CON VNQTON. SJCXDRIHS. 9 boxes Raisins: SO half boxes Raisins: 1?5 hoxes No. 1 Herring; 10 bbls Cement, J ust receired and for sale hT , TKESTON BROS. FOR RENT. TrLll2,VS,th'.cornpr.of,cornrTCf n ,?n,lt h-eet, formerly 'wupied by J. J. ataMhli ' ' VWT sltuationV wfthd staoung aod oarnave hnns r.,- . ' . ant enquire of Ijanj-tf.l J. P. iivitN E. mJKYV RAIkIVS c hoceTew Raisins; 3M lbs New Citrons: orwle' Fre!h Z"Dte Cnrraiits. Jnt r-eekfd ,.J or aie ny U L WK s,JJf.