Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 51, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 January 1858 — Page 3

(Sbansfiille pailg journal

YKIDAT MORNISO ..-.V.r...'..'.'.".VjAN. 22 monmi. Tasteclay t A. U I IP. M. I TtHtm)MtT: i ' saTäH i TFmI i Km. SI I t3 I 3

No person It Howe! to contract ny Ulla ia 4 this office, without aa order from the protwtor. tr Advertisements Intended for the Daily mast e handed La before 4 o'clotk, P. M. to Insure Insertion . . s v rr- Jewfbdys can be stfrpHed with the JotrasAL, at twenty-fiv cenU a dosen by applying at the Coua-ting-ltooin. fM. R. Axtms, Esq., will deliver a lecture on Commercial Law, at Bxhr's Com rncrcial College, this ( Friday ) evening. SubjectGratuitous Loans. tSPCharcoal, Tooth Powder for cleaning Ihe teeth and purifjing the gums, in store and for aalo at corner of Second and Locust streets. ZdgrBbhepSratLDfciO lectured lasterening to a rery large and highly gratified andiene, lie gate a succinct history of the rise of MaLornedanUm, and then drew an Interesting parallelism between the two Impostures, showing the resemblances and kindred ten tlencics of both. Messrs. Bkowm fc Aikmax. We refer onr reauers to the card of this sew firm composed of old and well known citizens and merchant, who are candidates, for a share In the large" IhTpping and forwarding business, for whioh this city is the centre. They are too wall known to shippers and consignors to need a commendation in their favor.

tSJTWe call attention to the advertisement of the Indiana A shbnry Female College, in another column. This Institution is one of the oldest and most popular in the West. The President, who is well known as a successful educator, is assisted by an able corps of teachers, and no effort is spared to wnder the situation of the pupils profitable and pleasant. The coarse of study embraces all the more solid branches of learning, together with those finer accomplishments so essential to a thorough female education. The Institution is beautifully situated, and its va rioas apartments are furnished not only with every thing necessary to comfort, but even with a degree of elegance seldom to be found in similar establishments. "We commend it to those having daughters to educate. Such weather as we have enjoyed daring the past few days baa not been witnessed for several years in this portion of the conn- .' fj at the aame scaaon of the year. Sunny, v'Vwarm, and cheerful, it resembles more the month ol May than that of January. All whose time will permit are oat of door enjoying it, and those whose business confine them to the office, the store, or the workshop regret the circumstances that prevent their participation in the general enjoymentYesterday the streets presented a lively ap

pearance. The fair sex were out In full force, and agreeably occupied in paying their respects to the knights of the yardstick and shears. .13 asiness, generally, appeared to be brisk, and the cheerful faces of storekeepers wss a sufficient indication that they were not

nn profitably employed. Tax Too. We are Informed by the offi ccrs of the Evansville Benevolent Associa

tion that the number of destitute persons ap plying to them for relief, this winter, is far less than usual. In a season of general dis tress snd lack of employment elsewhere, thoso who are disposed to labor find employ ment here, and there seems to be no difficul ty in making life comfortable. Such a char acter as a beggar, has not been seen in the streets this season. The mild weather has lessened tho expenses of the poor, and the successive rises in the river hare brought large and frequent supplies of drift wood, which the benevolent waves hare left upon the shores of the river for the timely supplies cf the poor, who, it is estimated, have thus been helped to 75 or 100 cords of fuel. The pork houses have afforded an abundance of cheap meat almost without price, and bread has been so low, that tho price of a day's labor would supply a family for a fortnight. There has therefore been no excuse for the : most thriftless and dissolute to ask for help. tub lixxwilleu ferry bridge. An intelligent correspondent sends ns the following description of tho new bridge over Pigeon Creek at Linxwiller Ferry. We learn from other sources that it is a structure reflecting credit on the engineers, contractors, and the county. The Linxwiller Ferry Bridge is a fine structure, 1 20 feet span , resting on ceat and substantial cut-stone abutments, 23 feet In height, having circular wing-walls, neatly furnished with tool'd coping parapets c. The plan of the superstructure is after the style known as fhe "Burr," having double chords and plates, single posts, and truss bracing. The arches rest in iron shoes let into the skenbacks or the abutments, and are also well secured by wrought iron bolts at the points where they intersect the posts. The superstructure is extended 10 feet on each aide over the abutments, so as to keep the ends of the chords as dry as practicable, and the back ot the abutments is carried up to the height of the floor Umber so as to prevent any earth from resting against them thereby rendering them more durable. The approaches to this bridge are 20 feet wide; that on the North side has an Inclination of 1 inch in 20; and the one on the South side is nearly level. This fine bridge is built jnst immediately above the site of the old one, and is neatly weatherboarded and painted. The contractors were Messrs. Csathers & Applegate who have earned credit for themselves and have done aervice to the county. The Engineer and Superintendent was Mr. J. D. Saunders our present City Engineer, who has secured us by his judicious plsns severai of the best bridges in this part of the Bute. ILa coat of the whole Including the cost of retting off tho dam at tho Piecon Milla Is a ISlttle under $3,000. täTThe Pittsburgh Gaxctt at Jfoaday isjs: We took a walk on Friday moral? down the Levee from the Monon&rahelfc oxides to the foot of Ferry atreet, a distaacev of more thsn three very large- squares, and never placed our toot upon the ground. We walked on the decks of steamers that lie side by a m m m . m m . side, cioseiy packed in the whole distance. The like wss probably never seen here be fore when the river was in coed condition for f .-

anipring: as u is ruw.

SPECIAL i NOTICES.

, NOTICES in thU place, 10 cent per line on imerUoh t SS cent Der line three times; 30 cents per line one week: discount 011 longer time. Ü . r ANOTHER DECLINE 1 xraa TuxraattilO per jack; also Bias by the retail at UX cent per bushel", by jtai-tf IQLEIIART $ BIIOS: If Voa want Use floest Picture you ever had CO to Kassau, ft Elliott's City Gallery of Art, No. 4 Main sireci. t f yo3 wish to ftf wrfere the $17 keep every variety at cues. Luge and small, common or fancy, go to 45 Main street. A fiesh supply of case of every variety, Just received at 13 Main street. JanSO-dawlt " Electric Oll."-Tbe operation of this Oil in re moving rheumatic pains and other Ills ts Indeed asonbhinf. Like every food article. It has a base counterfeit, entirely useless; but the preparation of Prof. De Grain, of Philadelphia, has received testimonials from Congressmen, Mayors of Cities, Merchants, Hotel Proprietors, ail of the highest character, attesting its beneficial effect In case under their own ot serration. It can be bad of the ageuU here, see sdveitisement In another Column Jan'20-diwlv Hosteer's Bltters.-In the present state oQhe weather some gentle Invigorator is often essential to preserve the balance of the system, and especially the digestive organs. If all those in whom those important organs are disarranged were to try Hostotter's Stomach Bitters, they would consult their own interest by doing so. Hosteller's Stomach D Itter correct the appetite, impart tone to the ry item, forces off the bile and all Impure secretions, regulating the bowels, gives as strength of body and vigor of mind, and are the wooder of the age for dinsipaticg dyspeptic ten Sencies. Ia all cases of physical prostration, palpitatioc, diaxlness, great fatigue, etc., it is surprising how soon the patient finds relJef. Xo ftimily can afford to be without it. It requires no addition of spirits. Sold, in full quart bottles, by all hotels, grocers, druggists, tt. Extremely palatable. Jan2&-dwlw Bristol's SaraparlUa. The history of this pre paration embodies a scries of all Kut miraculous cures or Consumption, Scrofula anJ all Ulceroui and ErupUve maladies, extendüng Uirouglk twenty years. Not less efficacious, as a safe means of expHling Vermin from the Stomach and Bowels, are Ktxr'l enticing and palatable Wots Pastilles. Sold by Dr. T. Lanmaa t To.. wholesale drupgits, 6'J water street, New York, and by all drufgMs. SampanUs l,a J Pastilles 2äc. per boUle. jan20-dAwlw HoUoway's Ointment and" rill. -Neither caustic nor the knife can ever be required in the treat ment of wounds, ulcers, tumors, or schirrous swellings to which HoUoway's Ointment has been spplied in time. The effect of the Fill on the digestive apparatus is all but miraculous. Soli at the manufactories, H (0 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. 244 Strand, London; and ly all druggUs,at lie., G3Xc., and 1 per pot or box. Jau20-dtwlw Safety and Itellef. Old Dr. II. James, about whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have said so much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Thomas TUton, his son-in-law, has been educated to travel for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most prominent among these Is his extract of Canniabis Indie, which be discovered after bard labor and deep re search in Calcutta. He strove to make s medicine to ve bis only child from death by consumption, and he succeeded. Dr. TUton. his son-in-law, is in Chicago, (Room No. W State street.) He has already sue eeeded in curing permanently, hundreds of terrible eases of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Sufferin. Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs he has banished, are innumerable. The Canniabis In dica is the most wonderful blessing of the age. Give Dr. Tilton a call or send for a bottle of medicine, which will cost you two dollars. II will pros o to you that you need not be sick, and that it will cost a mere trifle ttVftwrll. N B A Splro-Dynameter to test the strength of trie lungs, and ascertain ue exact state ol tne pattern s health. P. S.- By addressing Dr. Tilton a note through the Chtearo Post UfUce. enclosing four Dostase sumps, OS centsa recipe will be sent iu return, free of charge. to any part ot tue union. All letters.answerea prompt Address, Da. TILTON, Box 1082, Chicago, 111. octllCmThe Most Skeptical People Can be convinced by trial that ail the family medicines are not humbug, and that among the thousand cf butterfly life, there are a few of mat merit and undoubted worth. Of hese. Da. SAMroan'a Isviooasvoa oa Livaa Rem boy, stands first and foremost among the remedies of the day that can be relied on as a medicine that Is all It is recommended by its proprietors. It advertises Itself on every trial, for thtre are none who 'use it but tell their friends to do so, and so it goes from .mouth to mouth, till ail the people of the Union have learned the good of this truly valuable medicine. It is recom mended, with testimonials to prove its virtue, for the cure of liver aomplaints of every kind from the worst Dyspepsia to a common headache, and Is particularly adapted to Jaundice, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Com plaints, and diseases of Children. (See Advertise ment.) dec2. Jew to the World. The greatest medical dis covery of the day. Read the advertisement headed Ueunbotd'j Genuine Preparation. Jan20-dwlw AX ELEGANT ri WO FOR SALE. ONE of Peters ft Cragg's superior Pianos, nearly new, Is offered for sale. It cost $2Z and will be sold FOX Cash for S22S. Also, one of Martin's elegant Guitars, which cost 40. entirely new, can be bought for I, cash. Ap ply at this office. dec29-tf. WÄTnE SAYINGS BANK on Ylrst utreet near ljGT5 Stain, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and w isU, Will A Call In. ronsui money. nor3-tf. VfcC SIGHT and Short Time Bills on New orVySa" leans. wanted to the Savings Bank, Fir4 street near Main. dcclO. DR. COGGSWELL'S ANTIlIIIiOGISTIC That has produced such remarkable effects in many cases of Nf riiLou, Ybrtioo, and Arractioxs or the He ai, caused by disturled circulation, in those who hare tried it in this city, is for sale at KELLRR fe WHITE'S. tF"The highest testimonials of its efficacy have been given by a number of the most respectable citizens who have tried It. Uy ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. IfJOTICE is bre!y given that I will sell at public 1M auction on Thuriiy th 2vth day of January 14ü8. at James Hewitt' Ware House ti-nr the old steam Flour Mill owned br I. N. Km, in Kransville. one steam Engine and fixtures belonging to th same. being the property or josepn ooi. late of rerry county, deceased. The purchcr will be required to pay fifty (50) dollars cash, and for the balance a ereilt of nine months will be given, the purchaser giTing his note with approved security, waivina valuation and appraisement laws, and bearing interest from date. sale to commence at 10 o ciocs a m. decJO.tsd&w. CIIA5. II. MASUS. Administrator with the will annexed. A Retired Physician, 2EYENTY-FIVE years of ass, having lost his 9 Father, two Brothers, Daughter, Son in-Law, Nerhw and Nieces, bvthat rirewlful dii-ase, CON SUMPTION, and sufferinr with a Couch himself, de termined to visit the Est IndiM, Keypt and Japan, ip.m "Kit where he diwnnm) a PREVENTIVE and C TAIN Cl'RE for Cold. Couchs. Bronchitis. CUNeLMl'TlUM, ervous Pciulity and Astnma. ins couch was cured immediately; he returned, cured his Kelaures. who tnhcrltea tne aiscae, aixi in connection with his Son have employed it in their practice. eurine tnouandi or caies considered noreie ry others, tor the purpose or rescuing as many oi his suffering frllow-bf inss at possible, he is sending the recipe to all who winh it for lOcenu: S of it to pay the postal, ami the rwtUince print ins A'klress iK-tors HEATH, No.101 Spruix street, opposite St. Nich Hotel, New York. Jnli-dwl SUNDRIES. " csj-s Brass Bewnd Ceder Backets; SM lbs Wrapping Twine; 30 boxes No 1 Herring: SO boxes HxlO Window Glass x!; () 1xI3 " 9xU, 60 lxlJ 10x12; 60 44 10x14 " 10x141 lakers Nails: Nicholas ra 23 kegs 9. C. Ssda; 2ö dos Wshboards; Sshoxes Whet Stircht & bbl. Pearl Barley : W boxes Castile and Fancy Soap; MboxMl'lm8oap; 1O0.0O0, & B Caps 1M.0OI, O ü Caps, full count; Received and for sale by J" l 1. ft D. IIEIMANN. TOBACCO. 60buojoffineYlrgliTobsofdlnre'ifprlces received and for sala by . ft D. HKI.VIANN. ornniHs Ö 10,000 Uuonr Bags; ij hMsurunnee ?ugar; SS bbls Powdered Sugar, i) bblaLoaf Sugar, in store snd for alebr PRESTON BRf. -ÜUNPaiKB 3 1J ,ow Kxtra fine free tra'd! Cigars; 29 Uross rmi suassa; SA Boxes Essence CotHe: 3d dot. I. B. Half Bushel Measures St- do Washboards? I do Peck and Half Peck Mswomt (0 Boxes Gennas Lcae; ree'd and for sale by sutCO I. fe D. HUM ANN.

THE IFfc3rVrTTFfc.

Arrivals end Departures. Jakcaet 21: -R. M. Patton, from Tennessee river to Louisville. Great Western, from New Orleans to Cincinnati. Chancellor, from New Orleans to Louisville. James Wood, from Pittsburg to Ntw Orleans. Universe, froo Cincinnati to New Orleans. J. II. Done, from Cairo to Evansville. Diamond, from Louisville to Evansville. Thi Kiver nt this point is falling very slowly. The Memphis will be down to morrow for Memphis aud all way points. The elegant passenger pnclret Ohio Belle will be don to-day for New Orleans. The Landis will be down to-morrow for tho same port. The fine packet II. D. Neweomb for New Orleans will be down from Louisville to day. ' ' RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER. FROM THE WAJJASH-Per steamer Wrm Knox 178 bbls pork, 2 do ejrjrs, 253 pkg lard, 115 sks wheat, for reshipment; 119 bbls pork, 101 plcgs lard, I A Craue; 27 bbls pork, 32pkgs laid, 11 bbls cracklins, 1 carpel bag, 1 grindstone, I bx tobacco, P Q O'Uilcy & Co; 31 crks hams and shoulders, 36 tcs lard. 43 sks wheat Jaqness & Co. Discharged at Mt. Vernon 519 sks corn, 17 esks hams and shoulder, 69fkgapork and lard. RAILROAD RECEIPTS. 2 do lard, Geo Foster & Co; 1 bx mdze. Gambers: 4 bbli crackers, 7 docges, Wheeler & VAgsce; 10 bbl lard. J S Mitchell; 9 bbls soap grease, Decker & Kramer; four J beer Ibis, 2 mineral water oxs' j cuenrer: z ddis egffs. Orr Dalxell, & Co. IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF AJND BLIND. DIt. McLEOD, OF SCOTLAND, Proprietor of the Institution for the Deaf, St. Louis, Missouri. I AS ARRIVED IN EVAX&YILLE, INDIANA, H M. ami insv he connalte-l tnr m tow dars at the City Hotel. ltoom'No. 10 up stairs. Karly. attention is de sired. DEAFNESS, DI7.Zl!SESä, NOTSK IN THE HEAD, AND all discharges from the EAR MOUTH or Nostril entirely removed Dr. McLeod has made a new discovery of a fluid that will prove perfect sorution of the 4 Cataract." and restore permanent rbion to the eye without the use of the knile. I3IP0RTANT AND TRUE. I have a son fifteen veas of sie who has been deaf and duinu from tlie age of two years, the ertect of scar let fever- Hearing of Dr. NcLeod, I brought nrr son to him. and in three weeks under bis hands he began to give signs of hearing; and at the expiration of i weeks he omU hear well, and is now rapidly learning to speax. I mare this statement unsolicited and for the good of an alflieted community. .St. raui. Ie. ALKX. C. SlUKTUJi. I hareltcen sufTcTinf with deafness, and many of the ills accompanying deafuen, from my infancy, which U about twenty tire years; my deafness became so distressing that I could rest neither day nor night, and looked for relief only in the grave. At length I was perm itted to visit Dr. McLeod, of the Ear Infirmary of this city. TremMine between nope and fear, I submitted my case to this gentleman. Beyond my most sanguine exp-Ktttions, after a short course of treatment by Dr. McLeod, I am in the enjoyment of per feet hearinc;, and my hnwt la free from al thotte disagreeable seusatious which formerly made life a burden. Any person wishing to see me, can find me at my residence, No. 110 fifty street. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 1-S&. I have been deaf In both bbt ears for many rears. which affliction so affected my mind, that life Itself, at times, became a burden, and almost unendurable to me. I am now one of the happiest men living. I have been restored to perfect hearing by Dr. McLeo, t.ar tnhrmary, corner rourwane unver streets, in his first examination of my ears, he stated that in six operations he would give me perfect hearing: and true to his word, at the sixth operation, I heard, and so distinctly and powerfully aid the sound come to my ears, that I was obliged to partially top them with cotton, until I could get used ti it. Those wishing to see me can call at the steamer Parthen a. PHILLIP SHELL, Steamer Parthen la. St. Louis. July If 155. Jant-S wdk w. PROF. DE GRATII'S ELECTRIC OIL. THE ELECTRIC OIL.-Klectrie Cures-Pain Is the prcmonitor of deathi relieve the pain and you chesk tht disease. Prof. Doerath's Electrie Oil Is theanarvel or the age. for the following, (not eTerything; Cures Rheumatism often in a day ; Cures Neuralgia, Toothache two ienutes: Ceres Cramp In Stomach, five minutes: Cures Burns, Wounds Braises, one to three days: Cur a iiesxiucne, nneen minutes; c ures Earache, suit Neck, Afftle, one night; Cures Piles, swelled Glands, ten days; tores Felons Broken Prcasts. Salt Rheum, two to six days? Cures Hemorrhage, Scrofula, AK. ces, six to ten days; Cures Frosted Feet and Chilb'jtins one to three days! Cures Ague and Fever, one to two davs, and all nor tows and scrofulous affections: Curevdeafnesin one to four days; Cures all Pains in the Back i Breast, Stc, in two Says. As an exmnple of the estimation In which it Is held bv one of the anlest j urists and writers on law Sie. , in this country, we will aire a letter received oy Prof. Da OaVM from John Livingston, Esq., Editor of the well known Monthly Law Magsslne, 157 Broadway, New York. A word of such testimony is of more weight among the best classes, of the country, than volumns from unknown sources: Oibako Ilouss, Philadelphia, May 7th, 13. Prof Charles De Orath I freely give It as my opinion that your "Electric OiP'ls among the most wonderful remedies of modern times. At the earnest re quest of a hvlv who alleged she had been relieved of m uvn wniuinnrrun lv iim use, a wm muutrq to try a bottle, though at the time of purchasing. I fully believed it to be a qu:ics medicine and a catch penny humbug. But a trial convinces me that it does possess a magic power, and its use will prove a blessing to suffering humanity. I recently took a cold from sleeping In damp sheet , and my neck became so much sw ollen and painful, that 1 could not turn my head. After uing, without success; everything prescribed bv mv physician, I List evening tried your Electric Oil. "This morning I am well, the relief having been as complete as it wai instantaneous. Yours very truely. JOlrä LIVINOSTOX. Editor Monthly Law Magaxine, 137 Broadway tt liO West Fourteenth t-, N. V. Mr. Livingston belongs to an oM wealthy and highly resuectable family of the first settlers of New ork. Any one can address him ou the Subject of the anove letter, wnicu win oe answere witn pleasure. Cautio. Ther sre numerous fm Station sprang noon the refutation that my article has aco,aired. The pu'dic mastiieware. iney are worm less. dicJO-lmdStw. WW71IKAT SACKS. ww SOCO Two Bushel Osnaluryh rWks, Just ree'd an ror valet r. IseptSj B. UAULUCK. BlnKY'. Ml SBbls Honey from New Comb, lust recefvel anu tor saie oy xi. t eu.i . Hatche'e Labor Paving Wash-boards. i dosen of the shore Itoards for sale at manufaC turer's price by 7.. II. COOK St SON Agents. T1 BA, TOBACCO AMD CIGARS. Twu asortea lmponea cigars. 50 hd Chests Tea, for sale at a small advance for casn oy i" vwx quj CANDLES, SHOT, Sie. 1U0 Boxes, balres and quarters Star Candles; i Kegs assorted hot) m. .1. Hrt Piiflr OtnT S do small Bar Lead; ree'd' and for sale by -au .1 11 rTU A K V l.1.tC.Y Sil AI'.-C00 boxes, consisting of Mil I1 itary Shaving. Transparent Cakes. Trajparep.t imts. Saner Kose, saucy iMrs,e(C. usireceiTtgaana 0IUERT BOWIES. LXD FOR SALE. TMIE Subscriber offers for sale 40 ares of first rate upland, situated IX miles frotftr West Franklin, Posey county. Ind., 15 acres are cleared, and the remainder is corered wia heavy timber For terms, See., enquire of the subscriber on the rropertv, or to J, B. Campocll near tue premi,. 1 jiu l-dfcw:;w D. L MARTIN. REMOVAL. W9. LEI C II has remove! his entire stock f lroe, Medicines and Fancy Articles to his new stand on Main street, one door atare A hlering's Clothing Store, where he will be glad to see his old cus tomers and as mauy new ones as may ravvr nim wiiu a call (jan ii-imj COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION. 1HAYE now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for the new year, for inspection, and am preiared to re ceive uie subscriptions lor new year, anu snow tne extra inducement offered t2lsf eason. Call and see it.E. J. DO BELL, Uon'y Sec'y. RLACK WOODS MAGAZINE and the Reviews at aLV . jani-tr. wutLi cv:iuiu3. 9IFLE POWDERJaw. 25 kegs choice quality for sale by pUO 8. F.. GILBERT St l CT. SUNDRIES. Paper Shelled Almonds; Soft do do, Enelish Walnnts: Brazil Nuts; Filtrts and Pea Nuts. . Tor sale in lots to suit, by Z. II. COOK tt SON. OOsTfc LBS- boice Indigo: im do. Madder sksi I or saie oy &. u. vwn. cu.i OsTlsTn HOLE.half and quarter boxes Sar

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TELEGRAPHIC.

tW TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL.. Congressional. , . Washington, Jan. 21 m Sixatx. Johnson,' of Tennesae, reported back the Homestead Bill from the Committee on Public Lands, recommending its passage. It was made the special order lor tho second Monday in February. Davis, from Committee on Military Affairs, reported a bill to increase the military establishments. It was made special order for Monday next. Jlocsa. On motion of Burlintramo, the oath of office was administered touoocb, the successor of Banks, as representative of the Middlesex District, Massachusetts. Kunkle, of Pennsylvania, asked to be excused from serving on tho Select Committee to investigate the disbursements of the tariff fund by the Middlesex Manufacturing Company. ... Durkee hoped not, as that gentleman the other dsv, in a most earnest manner, charged a New fcngland member with joining Irco Trado;s to strike down the interests of Pennsylvania. As a representative from New Lnrland he wanted Kuuklo's mind relieved, and hoped the matter would be thoroughlysifted. Kunkle replied that t what Durkeo said was true, he, Kunkle, ought to bo the last man on thatcommittce. Kunkle was excused. Glan.-y Jones, from Committee on Ways and Means, reported bills making appropriations for fortifications, for naval service, and for civil expensea od for legislative, executive and judiciary expenses. Bright and Fitch's Case. W asuino ton, Jan. 31 r x Sxnats Phelps from the same Committee reported a bill appropriating $79,000 to supply the deficiency in the amount appro printed for paper, printing, binding, and engraving, ordered by the tvro preceding Congresaea. Bayard from Committee on Judiciary reported a resolution that Bright and i itch, whose election as Senators had been protected against either of them by themselves or agents or attornics be permitted to take tcs timony on the allegations; or the protectants and the sitting members touching all matters ofiatt therein contained before any Judge or District Court of the United States, or any JnJge of the Supremo or Circuit Court of Indiana by first giving ten daya notice of time ani place of tho proceeding in some public Gaaette printed at Indianapolis. The resolution was laid over for further consideration. The Senate took tip the joint resolution authorising the President to presont a medal with a suitable device to Paulding as a testimonial of the high sense entertained by Congress of his gallant and judicious conduct in arresting the lawless military expedition, and preventing tho same from carrying on actual war against Nicaragua. Clay said it won id sem like prejudicing ho Question to discuss the subject at the rcacnt time, as the Committee on Foreign delations has net yet mado report oh the President's Mwaec iu relereuce to the arrest of Walker. Tho resolution should tako that dircetioc. Doolittlo said lie could not foresee ltl might bo the final disposition of the resolution, bnt ho desired to atate tlw grounds o n which ho deemed it his duty to introdneo it. He wished to ad Jess himaeli calmly and diepasionately to the judgmertt of the Senate J bocausc by appealing to any partizanpreja dice or passion, he would not advance tho object in view. Ho would speak earnestly, lor no felt deeply the im ports nee or tho proposition at the present juncture of affairs, which involved not only the character and conduct of a high and gallant veteran officer in the Itavy, but the policy of too present Administration on the neutrality laws. ' Ilorsr. John Cochran, from the Com mittee on Commerce, reported a bill to refund Barclay fe Livingstono and others, tlie duties on certain goods destroyed by fire in New i Orken the 19th July, 1345. Also, a Mil providing for trie general introduction of a uniform code of marine signals. Cochran said this bid was of moro import ance to the commerce and reputation of the country, and for -humanity, thun any other wnicn eouia do presented; ana. nouia do passed in preference to them. Eocock from the Naval Committee reported a resolution extending tho time to the I7th April, during which officers aggrieved by the Retiring Board can malt application for the examination of their caxes, which - pad with an amendment providing mat tho time within which auch examinations bo mode shall not bo extended. -Bocock utated that it was to enable Courts of Inqnirv to finish the cases now before them. Various reports were made Irora standing comwrttee. Ad journed. Michigan Leglslatare. Dxtboit. Mich., Jan 21 f. Extra session of the Michigan Legislature convened yesterday at Lansing. . The exi gencies demanding a special session, as stated in the Governor's Message, are: K vision of the judical districts of the State, so as to include counties which have been left destitute of means of collecting debts and the punishment of crime. Some provision for deficien cy in State finance, which ho proposes to meet ty a temporary loan of 1 50,000, and, u necessary, tho issue and sale of new stocks sufficient to releem those falling due this ye: r. He recommends an appropriation for repairs or the bt. Mane Ship Canal, uiado necessary by damages sustained during tho pat season rendering it difficult to navigate. a &jv vviciiivi I i uv w;uuu vi t uo Commissioners ot tho Land OlSco in withholding swamp lands from sale; and favors the reduction in the price of public lands. Ho condemns the action of tho Federal Gov ernment in relation to Kansas. Kansas Election! Returns. ' St. Lucis, Jan. äl r x The Democrat has received election returns from Kansas, December 21st, and 4th of January, as published over the signatures of Governor Denver, and tho presiding offi cers of the Territorial Legislature. The vote on the Constitution on the 21st, atands with slavery, 6,148; without slavery, f559. In the election on the 4th the Free State tvartv waa triumrvhant. elertint all thm raft didates for State officers. Averasrc maioritv 415. Senate, IS Free State, and 6" Democrats. House 29 Free State, and 15 Democrats. Majority against Constitution on tha 4th, 10,226. Alleged frauds in Oxford, Shawnee, T 1 J . 1 1 a.I A.icaapoo auu vincr places counted. . Thomas V. Fmlth'a Case. rHii.ADxi.rHiA, Jan 21 n The application of Miss Mary Smith for possession of her brother, Thomas Washing-' ton Mnitn, wno was recently ciearea oi tne charze of murder, lor shooting Thomas Car ter, l'resident of tho Tamqua Bank, on the ground or insanity, was argued this morn ing. Medical testimony was adduced, hoinir that the confinement of Smith in the ldnatic asylum would result in his speedy death, t , .1 i.:.i i.: . r.: i. :v. WullO 111" aiuu abkCUWUM ui uiaiitcuus luiiib restore him to health. 1 he court delivered him to bis sister, keeping him at tho same time in its charge by a 5,000 bail bond. Smith will be taken to Newcastle county, Delaware. Application for divorce from hla wife was presented to tho Legislature to-day.-The Weather. January 21 Telegraphed at nine o'clock this morning by the E. A W. lice; Dubuaue Weather clear: mercury 80.Springatld, I'd. Weather clfear;: mercury 8. . Burlington, la. Weather clears mercury ts. - St. Louis Weather clear; mercury 45. Cairo Weather clear; mercury 47. Indianapolis Weather cleaf mercury 50. Louisville 'Weather clear". Toronto Weather beautifolV clear and warm. Detroit Weather clear; mercury 80. Montreal Weather clear; mercury 88. Buffalo Weather clear; mercury SO. . Pittsburg Weather clearjTnercury 28. Cincinnati Weather clear; mercury 41.

Fire. Chicago, Jan 21 x A fire occurred last night in the dry goods store of Thompson & Wettirnore. Stock damaged to the amount of $25,000. - Insured. Clktzlaxd, Jan. 21 x. ' mniard; Hays, Palmer t Co.. of Cleve

land, and Hopkins, Hays, Palmer Si Co., of New .York, assigned last night to Wallace lourtland. New Yerk Markets. Nxw Yobi, Jan 21 if. Flour heavy ; 7,000 bbls sold - Wheat buoyant; sales of 5,000 bushels at $1 12(31 20 for southern red, and $1 201 85. Corn also buoyant; white and yellow showing an ad vance of lc; White 6569 yellow 66(553. Mess Pork 10c lower; sales at t!4 55(314 80; mine snowed a slight decline, bales at 111 7 o 11 90. Chicago Beef is quoted at til 75tl2, a decline of 25c. Whisky steady at 21K Lard is c lower; sales at ö?i9K Sterling exchange dull at 9X 9 5 premium. Stocks firmer. Nsw York, Jan. 21 r x Cotton 600 bale's sold; market weak. awaiting steamer news. Flour dull. Wheat firm, 9,000 bushels sold. Com heavy. 14,000 bushels sold; white lc bctter,atCSTO. iiacon steady; llama s: shoulders 6; Mess pork 5c lower. Lard Slower. Stocks firm, but dull. Missouri C's SI. Philadelphia Slarket. Philacxlfhia, Jan 21 if Wheat buoyant: tl 14töl 15forred:tl 25 Cl 80 for white. Kve steady at 70 Corn In fair request; 5 000 bushels new yellow In store sold at 60363 and 64; afloat, including OAma raw dull at 84 " Coffee drooping. Sugar is quoted 1. 1 : " . .3 r 74 v; ivwcr.. a rvvisiuns tjuieu Clover oeea wanted, and sells on arrival at (55 25.Whisky improved; 400 bbla Pennsylvania and Ohio sold at 20Wg21K. Cincinnati Marked CiKcixw avi, Jafi 21 x. Flour unchanged; limited (femand at 3 60 03 70 for superfine Wfc?key firm at 14? good demand. Hoga opened firm at full prices; 1,500 so!d at 1 4 80(g$5. Pfovisions held stiffly abovo the views of buyers. Mess Pork geuerally held at fUS: plenty of bnvers at $12 50. Bulk Meat 5(f ; more buyers than sellers at these rates: green shoulders sold at 4c, an advance.' 1 Receipts of hoga the last twenty-lour hours o,uw. .Large Logs are held at $5 25. CrxcixxATi, Jan 21 rx . Flour better, 2,000 bbls soWh clisinar at $3 75($3 80 for superfine.- Whisky firmer at 14witha good demand. Hogs buoyant, 2,600 head sold at t-f 755 receipts 5,000 head. Provisions held terry firmly. Mess pork at $13. Bulk me 5K6K for ahoulders and sides, and lard at Sc but no buyers aiiDe.o rates: iw nnus Dacon meat sold at 55c, 100 bbU mess pork troW at $12 75. Groceries steady. Sugar 56X, Molassos) 23, and coffee 9i10. Money easy. Exchange firm; on New Orleans 1 percent. River Xews. Cixcinxati, Jan. 21 x Biver risen seven inches since last evening. Cincixxati, Jan. 21 r x Biver Las risen 4 inches since noon. Weather clear. Thermometer 40. td& A man by tho name of Porter in Henry cortnty, Ky., has bea arrested upon a charge cf Inducing slate gTrl to administer strychnine to his wife Thtf pirl adminis tered the poison to the woman4 in a dose of medicine while she was confined, with the birth of an infant. The; wonrad died, and the girl was suspected and arrested, 'when she made a full confession of the deed', im plicating the husband as her instergator. O. n. Potter, of neory county, Kentueky, who waa lately tried for the murder of His wife by poisoning, has been acquitted by some technicality of the law. Public feeliig against the murderer ia aaid to be very strorttf. EIT'O'ee of the prisoners at Sing Sing died a few daya since while undergoing a shower bath punishment, whioh is a system practiced in that institution. EST The sugar crop of Cuba and other West India Ialanda ia aaid to bo larger than the average crops. TUDS tt BUCKETS gflgrfc,rx2. Bueketsf saw 40 Sot large Tubs"? 33 aos. medium rans ; tot saie oy my 17 OBRyOALZKLL fc CO. awtroRR IrOXfcs, te A variety of TTorl Tf Boies and Writing DesKs, for saley decmr. Jons dealt. fiiWfXbiOX.SO Mats last ree.eivea and for sale Lby GILBERT ft BOWLES. tRIED APPLES AD PEACHESjLf i bushels a choice lot In streand for sale nj lyl4l SAM. VICKERY. TURN IPS 800 bush, ree'd per Canal and f sale by Jan 14 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. B RA! DIIAJt! BRAlVIr- . . SuOO bushels Brah received pr Railroaa tr Zr. II. COOK ft SOX. C1IOAR8--1SHW Assorted tine Cigars jnst reeeiVM ana tor ly I. ST D. 1IKIMAKN. rale dJEVT Ccdnsh;for sale by 1M 114 7.. If. COOK JtROV." PAPER, ftc -M bundles Wrapninir Paper, 3d smss Bonnet Boards.' 0 cross Butler's Ink (30 bottles,-) just ree'd er John McCall, aoa ror sais J3 nnssLsasMuus. RICE. TIERCES Rice ree'd and for sais by aug7 PRESTON BROS. 10 Ale and Imager Beer Agency. TW TT. COOK ft BOX are Acnts for thl'sals of F MA ft I. A. Louck's celebrated Ale and Lager Beer, and nare just receives a stock or each, to whicirt&ey invite the attention of the Dealers. . - jan 13 Z. II. COOK ft 805, Agts. rsnrrRKs island salt. JL 20 bags, very coarse, ree'd per steamer Fairehr.d, and ror sal by januj um. luaisaa iu sTIVAIRY SALT. JLF loo bbls. snyertor to any other kind for lbr jani GEO. FOSTER ft CO. CHEESE to boxes 1 famburf Cheese; Shags Pepper; 6 bags Alice: ... SCasesMo. llVurmetrsJust receivea and for sale ejr 1. ft D- HEIMANN. i MAGAZI.VE8 Ar TR EARLIEST. fTfrarerly for Jrovemhef; Emerson and Pntnam for VV November: Leslie's Gaaette ftjtrNovember; and all the other Magazines; - atokee Motions for December DOTj-tfJ DOBELLS. S' TAR CAKD1.es. . ! 25 Boxes Proctor ft Gamble's full weight for sale tt reduced prices by G EO. FOST ER ft CO. WQV2I. ; : - 9 EARL STARCH- 7S boxes starch, whole, Laif CRA!'OERRlES. IbbTS m receired, and Mr saleby . gAM.VIC&ERT. W" R- CHEESE. 10 Boxes Chblce Western Keserred Cheese just receiTeS per s'wner Marengo, and for sale by BAM. VlCKEB G REEX APPLE8.-30bhIssssortedOhio,,Ap-piea, in Store and for sale by TICKBRY BltAN! BRAN!! S tons in qnantiUes to sail purchasers; leave orders and have It sentlv oose, free of d ravage by SAM. VICKERY. sCtlvASS AIVD AI A8. , WjO Boxes Window Glass: ' , PtTosacy Pomade JesT rjeelveYand for sale by I. ftD IislSlArfj. M3 RTISirBAtflMOR'l OYSTERS , - ' IT Recetved daily by Expresy n4.fSr J1 n dneed prices by loggri i. ft P. HBIMA5. OsTt BBLS. No a New Maeare.ifiU HbbU No New Mackerel; Ubbls do 3 So do. 30 H bbls do S do de leObxj'NolHsrrin. 2b,M0 Cuba Sixes- . . , ' See' end for sale br Lt3l!- I. ft P. HtlMAN .

steamboats:

Louisville, Evansville and Memphis " JlegÄlärl Wecklv Packet: ... 'TUE 1-PEESSTJTEiiJi S O UT HERNER, 0. W. TRIP LITT J. B. ARCIIKU... .Commander. Clerk. I USATKS Lonisville every Tuesday at 5 p. St.; leaves Memfhls .every fridsy at S r. .; Letves-ETASVILLE for LÄÜISVILL every SI N DAY at 4 r. m.; leaves KV ANSVILLS for MEMPHIS every WEDNESDAY at 11 a.m. CsVWay Business solicited au4 attende4 to at same rats as charged by Packets. janJl-tr P.O. O'RIELEY t CO.. Agents. .4 . - FOR LOUISTIIXJB. A tii""il THE fine packet steamer DIflT UTn AMOXD, Capt. HoLCEArr, will Jr. Sä fSsMsArnn regularly between Evans ... ville an Louisville, .leaving Evanmlle every Sunday and Thursday. jwii ' P.O. O RILEY.it CO. Evansvii'c Pad a c ah and Cairo - . Mail Boatt J. H. DONE, D. B. 1IERR0N. BIsAter. WwriLI. 1st EransrlUe every Monday and rsHiT, connecting rioseiT at . Paducah with the Tnesday and Friday JItvÄ Camberland River Packets f"' "'- Blanch Iewis, and the tnesday and Friday Tennessee River Packets Edmonia and AliOa, and the Tuef andBFrtday Memphis Packets Ocean Spray and F are and freight very low. Cabin accommodations excel lent. . t. , t. t ,1" Onlers for merchandise or produce entrusted to the Captain and C lerk strictly attendee to. T Tickets by railroad to all principal cities for sale on ZtT Merchandise shipped hy city merehanU on the stesiner J; If. DOXB will he received and shipped from my wharf boat freo of harre, . Jan ll-4w EDWARD R. HILL, Agt. STKAMEH BOWUNG GREEiV. TH1! STEAMER BOWLrri CRÄEX wfli take JL ail rreirht from this place to South jsa Carrol ten and all Intermediate points at JfreH nets. I- Uxj lbs.; brins Tobacco out at K IfL l. WprMd. ja-n ia-lw tn A. I ITER, Captain. IIEGUL.4R KVAÄ VILLE AXD WABASH RIVER JACKET. : TITE Ü3IPIRK XO. S-Sut. ton !ist"r win run as a rernlar ranSTille an A Wihub ki,M lacket. For freight or passage apply on board, .WAD ASH PACKET RATE sIrCHET! IHK H Thi steamer KATE SARCn--li- .1 KT will run rrmiariv rrom iSSS3iKranTils In the Wahash trade rinter. or as Ions: aa the rirer shall be navigähl. Shippers may rely oil her makinsj regnlar tripvhd the rrritest altcnfioc bcinif given to their orders. nor l6-tf rtEGtLAR KtAXSVlLLE A.D PETER8 BÜRO packet: THK Canal Boat WASHING- 3spSrH!i3 TON, II. Lrrrz, Master, will " 1 leave for Peterslurgh every Monday and Thursday at 3 P. M. For freisht or passage apply on board or to either of the warehouses. sepUttf EVANSVILLE fc CTtAWFORDSVlLXE II . II in Ai lro Ab.rj roT IuTsvlTTe, CTncln'riatf.'St: LöuU,fndlan- . apolis and the Lett 31 CIlÄrtßE OT" TIME. 1 MONDAY, NOVIilCER, 23r, 18j8. OX and after this date, the Mail rassenger train wtll leave Evansville at 3 o'clock and 20 minutes P. M., making elose connection at Vincennes with trains Ea.4ti.il d est on theOT.io tnd Mississippi Itailmad for Louisville, Cincinnati, St. bonis and Cairo, and arrive at Terra liante at $10 P. M, cnnsetinx direct with Express trains for Indianapolis.' Cleveland and the East, and for Chicago and Central Illinois. RETURNING tears Terre Haute at 40 P. M.. Vincennes at id?, and arrive at Evansville at 10:03 P. M. Freight trains (with a rf "senger eair attached) run as follows: Leave EvansTilie at 64(t a. M Arrive at Terre Haute at 4:30 P. M., Leave Terre liaute at 6y0 A. M.f Arrive at Evansville 4-40 P. M. FARES. To Louisville M 00 Clncinnsti..v...'7 t? St. ioüU..:...6 1 ? Cairo........... t-7j "Chicago........ 10 10 Phtshcrg oo Philadelphia... .M fA f Raltiniore 3 7 Washington 24 IndianawntfSw.v ft 81 ' C TWclaud ...... 1 1 K BurWo...Y..V.Y.TBGl . . 'New York.... 91 6öJ Boaton-..-...'. ....SO W)i Tor any tnforsnalion or through tickets apply Company's Transportation office, head of Locust stree Evansville. JOHN INGLE, , , Saperintendeat. tW lTrhd'r3hn Csmmrelal, Mt. vernon Advocate Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Canael Register take on former jätTertftenr and dftpy. ooVtttt ADArfS EXPRESS CÖÄtttlWV KBW ARRANGEJttBIVT. ripIIE ADAMS' EXPRE8S COMPANY respectfav U ly announce to their friends and patrons, the pubicof Evansville and vicinity, that, with incrtascd fa ilities for the transportation of? FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY and - . ' , - VALTJABLÄS. They solicit a continuance of forme vors. Espe clal care taken In the coUecbca it . .' DRAFTS. ffs NOTES. And the transportation of small or valuable paccages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities or the Express, can obtain any desired informatior. i - r . ... . . ..j jj.ti. A .v.. at their office on First street, between Main and Locust opposite the Post-Office. de!8 O. II. FISH, AgtTRANSPORTATION WESTWARD. WE beg to call the attention of Merchants buying or ordering their fall stocks from the Eastern citicsy to'ffe superior advantages and facilities of the Barltinvore and Ohio Railroad. for the safe and speedy transportation of Freights to Kransville and vtrinity. Connections are made with the most reliable Railroads and Hteamship. River . . I . I J 1 ( I A . nuuie snonenea ana impiv.oi vj ovaipieuon m rw kersbargh. ThroOfh rates lower than by any other route. Appjy jo M. VorriKt-BtMon: ' B. T. Kkllv. Pblladeltthia C.W.PcavrtL, N.Vork; J. T. E ho la so, Baltimore, for information or thronen rates, or to GEO. FOST ER ft CO.. Freight A rents. Corner Locust street and Canal, ETansrUle, Inaiaaa. jTitl - , . w - CST RECEIVED. 60 pair Polished Steel Fire Setts; M) " Fine Brass Fire Setts; 00 Common Iron Fire Setts; 55 dos. Coal Hods; 1 Fine Coal Vases; t " Fire Iron Sta-wts; W Strings Sleigh Bells; . . BABCOCK ft SOSfAt'. TArf. tO bbls ia fiiie oMer, for saleby . oct!7 8. E. GILBERT ft CO'. Infant Caps. UST the thins; for the season at 9 VAUTIER ft MARCONNTER'S. II OXEY. 300 lbs. Choice Strained Honey, just receivea ana lor saie ny Z R. COOK SON. TENXESSE AND ILLINOIS MONEY. WE take at par the notes of all the solvent banks of Illinois and Tennessee, for cash bills of groceries, at the lowestcasu prices. oct IS 8. E. GILBERT, Sycamore near Water. WANTED. AMAN by the year (single preferred) who Is AC customed to Gardening aud the general work on a country seat.- Recommendations required good rages and a com frrtable home. Address, DR. W.fi. METCALFE, Olney, Illinois, " Jan8-3tdfcltw. CordAre.i5 aox. Hemn Bedcnrds rLong;) 60 coils Manilla Itedoord: Sä da do 11 alter Rope; 25 do . Jnte do do; Ö do do Bedcorddo; Just received and for sal Mr WHEELER ft RIOGS RAISINS, Currants ani Citron, for saleby oct!4 Z.H.COOK ft SON. THE HEW YORK LEDGER FOR 1858. .TitE BEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE WOULD! All the Favorit' Writers retained, and ,w T ' ode elded. Still Create? Attractions for tire Sew Year. The circulation of THE NEW YORK LEDGER U now Thskb Hespes ard TirkaVr Thousasb Corns, which is greater than than of any Tea other UteraVy Patera In'Amietl'ca. aNIONS. -ae Bushels Prime Potato Oriior st rsiretmS nd for aale by Z. R.- C K at SON. BUCKETS ft TUBS. laß dos. plain and fancy bucKets; 60 do fancy half .do;.. 6 do, painted tubs, tl, 1 and I;' Sir seats (3 ea) dot 3 dd (Sea) . do;. Just received in store and for sale by - - . WHEELER ft RIOGS. -V4' WHZELZBkBIOfJS.

.-. r THE KEW YORK

STE A M .JB A W -MILL V , idiäiLirjß to.iiPAXY. " ' nnnÜ cemjany has bcei orrtnlz'ed .ithths above .A, capital fcr the purpose of supt ly iag the demand forth - - -- . ., . . ., , . . COMBINATIONS TJ5 AMAlf-WILL, AND OTHIR IMPROVED MACHIXERT. They haf e pnrcKsreJ the entire machiner? busincs heretofore carried on by J.M. Emerson it' Co., als the Montgomery Wsrks at Yonkers, on tt - Hudson, nearthis city. and with the experience and ficilities combined in its organisation, are prepared to furnish machinery of all kinds at more liberal rates than Lar ever been ottered at any other esulislraent j - : . HUE COMBINATION SAW-MILL was to'c October, laß, and is now generally acIThowIerTged to bp the cheapest, most prVtical, and etl.cient lumler manutnetenngtnachrne In the world, a large number of them are in successful operation in different sections of this country, Canaaa, Cutm ml South Anerica, and whereever their merits have !eeii tested they are being adopted by lumber maaafociurers in preference to all other mills- ' Th following letter expresses the general opinion of those who are usingthe Combination Mid : Messers. EifBAsoKft Co Gentlemen I have tried the saw-mill purchased of you. andwül tay that it performs well, and more than meeu my expectations. I am well pleased with iu performance. I act it upon a small stream that artorded constant water ab'jut as thick aa my little finger, which wa much more than sufficient to supply the boijeri, ve r able t cut 12,0u0 feet ci beaizrif&l Ivmber in 12 hours, with something less titan one cord of wood. It is the very thing we bar so mach needed in cur county fur a Jong time. With a liule trouble and expense, we are abi to move it from five to ten miles per day, and set itnp in ue nearxoi ue tun oer. wnicn suv.es yie ft eat Duruen o.i ium)Di uie logg a lo b nwtr.nce tr rne rriiliouTs,rcspemuii7, jrssu KEitK.Ja.,' . The Comnanv 1 nre mT-Tia I l'vns i iti vt FKED -ARkANGEMENT, which U ithtvtrmted and described in the Scientific American for October 2iThis adds greatly to the efEciency of Die mill. THE COMBINATION MILL, with all the recent improvemeuts. and steam power of 15 horses, is capable ot sawing from 8.0OU to 4,000 feet in 12 hours, and is sold for Sl,f50. TnE NEW YORK CIRCULAR SAV-MILL Xa manufactured only -by Uiis-Company. " It U of Su horse n sine and boiler is sold for e-i.-hsl. STEAM ENGINES and H01LKKS j ENGINES from one to 100 hon power; L0C0.M 0 1 1 V E, 1 LT. LLAK FLUE and CYLINDKR BOILERS furnished at creatly reduced prices from former quotations Drawings, with plans arn fpectlKTitions tor l.uiWinanitBiachuierv,furai!ied ijratis to our customers. Competent rhe&ianir sent otit fo put up and pat la' operation our machinery, when required. Wo also manufacture SHINGLE - MACHINES, PLANING MACHINES, SUGAR MILLS, and MACHINERY IN GENERAL. Special attention raid to rettinr no SHAFTING andPULLIKS for mnnufactories,süd all kiiids of .M1LL-W KlUlIT UKK. This Company are selling in rst nsmbersd TATEST CONICAL BURK cTuNE MILL, for Hour. corn meal, and ell kinds of feed, which ss pronounced by experienced millers. both in this country and Europe. THK BKaT MILL EVER CONSTUC.CXED 11 win gnaa more grain in uie fame r.mc ana uq half the power, of any other mill cf tto same price in the market.' ., - We al?o furnish- styles of CRIST-MILLS, when required. .., The pndersigqed are also publishenof THE U.MTED STATES JOtTIXAL, Alarreandmagnlnpent lllntnted mn?hlv nylper, devoted, to MECHANIC?, AOUICCLTUSE, LitEKATUBX and AMUSEMENT. In addition twits usual attractions, which r are al ready riven it a circulation of nearly Trn Thon sand Copies per month, it will hereafter contain a complete record o f all new and ral nable MECHANI CAL and AGRICULTURAL IMr KU itllKNTs, embracing a larrer amount of practical information from experienced writers in these specialties than any otner publication in tne worki. PRICE, ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR. Jpechnen eopieosent gratis. i, M- EMKUSON-& CO., PnUishem. And Agents fvr the N. Y. team Saw -Mill aud MsChine Company, 3U Broadway, Y. ju l-i-d&wlw ' DR. ROBACK'o Blood Purifier A Blood Pills, DISEASE VANQUISHED - -JJY-r , .- DR. BOBACK'S EC A TIM A VI AN REMEDIES 1 1 til I llf IU 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 ntmiiiiiiiiiimi hv.;j;v..r.0t..t.tVi liiiiiiiiiiyOiüiüü. Iii z Ii. Ji " n ATTER TEARS OF STUDY AXD EXPEUIment.!. Roback, the eminent gwedi.th Physician, succeeded in producing amedicine from tweiitythree different species of mountain lu-rbs, of his native land, which acts directly upon thecaue rf disease in the blood, and by restoring the corrupted fountain of lifeto a condition of health ani puritr, expels disease from the system, wherever it nisy to located, or whatever may be its character. Indigestion, nervous complaints, epileptic and other fits, coughs, consumption in its early staces. sore tlwoat, bronchitis, fever and ague, arthnia. low spii1t.,'exuAl Iioacit-g,' fenftdine eaknes, rW-iktUc of the skin, sympiomatic o-iMira3Tsi!,TheiTn.Ttnro. teurnlcia, tumoo cancerdialieies, lassitude and debility, diarrhea, atid All .ether disorders of the organs of respiration, th liver, the kidnevs, the stomach, the nerves, or the muscles are unerringly cured by this prejsiration. It is to the MATsaies Moaaioorseedsof dia.e what an alkali Is to an acid: it neutralires them with absolute certainty, while at the same time it remiates fha , secretions, removes obstruction from the lowcli, creates appetite, renews bodily vip-r, and repeurrates every animal function. Such is the tmture, such ar the effects of Dr. Roback's famous Scnnd ins vlan I!l"od Purifier, which, if taken In conjunct Um with his Scandinavian Blood Pills, will not only obliterate th most painful disease, tmt prevent their recurrence, and lengthen life byad tl ordinary st-ar . Inth SCANDINAVIAN YGTALl V. BTXK)Ü" PILLS. Dr. Rohztk ptesents the rf$jit of twenty years of erperienc Lard studj and experimem lo what a perfect ilf should be. -No one can dot'U their superiority after he single trial. Price of the Scandinavian Blcod Pnrifirr, tl t-t battle, or e; 1 -rr half doten: Scandinavian Blcd rill-S 25 cents per box, or five ttt II. . Pear.'Miaml Counts, Tnd., Anr. t,1cffTDa. C. W. Kobsck: I have received nj!icli 1 iit-fit' from vour Scandinavian Blood Purilier sr ff-ood Pills, that I have thought it my iuty,an!1'is no less my inclination, to give you a plain statement cf niy cmae. I was for,. :ars afltictea with tint lnne tif all comfort, and" tSjitncj in busiuti, dyfpers'. To recapitulate all the so-called remedies hi h J L.'tve used to rid myself of this disease, would indeed mk a melancholy catalogue. .-. 1 also con.ulud w ith tl best physicians I couki hear oi. I was iuduceto wy your remedies through the persuasions of a fie;ia, and after using th4i a few davs was greatly I netted, and ip a short tane,' lees than a month, was entirely and permanently cured. I was aleo afflicted with the most violent nervous headache, which I rur-pose as produced by my disordered stomach, for when my dyspepsia left me, my. headache left with it.. I now feel better in every respect than I have for ten -fears. Very truly vours, OUN 8. DL11 TH. .From the Rev. Mr. McMclle.i, Pwtr rf Koberts Chapel: . . IicniAKOroLis, Oct. s, 1K7 -Dt. C. W. ROSACK Dear Sir: I have U5tJ you Elood Purifier for a nervous affection, from Inch I hsve suffered much at times. Vi hile it is plea-ant t the tasu. r-it certainly has a harpy eflct upon the Tlcase accept my thanks for your kind ronerves. Yours, J. W. T.McMLLLEN. IsniARAPOtrs.T. dtielay, fept. . t.". Da. C.W.ROBACX DearSir: Having been troubled for several years with extreme debility and weakness, so much so that I was nnaMe to attend to my ordinary business at times, and having heard of the wonderful cures thst your Scandinavian Blood I'uriticr and Pills were effecting, I was induced by a fnen1 to try them. I have been using the Purifier for the I:ut :welv months, and find the medicine fully equal to its re-, commeniations. 80 valua'Je is its ne to me that I eanont now dispense with the use of It at my advanced age of life seventy-seven yesrs I cheerfully give thisinfwrmatlan for the benefit of those similarly aflected. . MORRIS MORRIS. The above certificates and irarv other, can be se:a at my office b any one at any time. le one rf my Family Medical Almanacs, gratis, lrm my at.--nt. 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