Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 78, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 February 1858 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

TUESDAY, FEB. 53 Domestic Help. J t m f ine lo wo wins communication Irom a friend contains some most excellent and suggestive hints upon one great source of domestic trouble. Our ideas of the re lations of master and servant "are fated" to undergo an entire change in this coun try, else every one must turn in to do servant's work, and that essential division of labor in our domestic economy will be destroyed. There is room' for tbe exercise ofour religious sentiment and of our political and moral pbylosophy in the consideration of the subject. Political Theory and- Social Practice. ha. v. uwrti. The new world's noble theory of life, which is more in unison with the gospel than all other theorie? pertaining to hnman government, is yet imperfect enough to admit of difficulties and inconsistencies, arUing irom the practical influences and workings of the system iUelf. Oar government, in a political sense, is a "free and equal'' one in all its bearings and teachings. It dispenses its ad vantages and blessings alike upon the rich and the poor, and every citizen of the "com monwealth of kings" is endowed not only ' with the right to pursue the path of his own choosing, bat by the geniuj of oar institu tions he is mad ono of the hereditary states men of the nation; the fathers ot the repub lic left it for the supreme Governor to bestow on whom he would the seals of Lis nobility, and as sce'i step to out from among the masses it is our distinction that we give them recognition and authority; oar triumph, that hcy lead us Ihrcughjusitce to greatness and glory. Very few of theso fathers of oars were inheritors of distinction; very few of the names at present forming the compressed lustics with which the column of American greatness, rising in stately grandeur, is bcltod but passed their earlier years at what, in other countries, would bo almost impassable distances from tho eminences they now occupy. Our stars have most certainly arisen from the earth; and our system harmonizes with that law of the atmosphere, which rarely sus tains in its loftier regions any object that docs not derive its forco and capacity and buoyancy from an original contact and sympathy with its lower and primitive ele xnenta. Yet this wondarful country of ours is not entirely a vat Democracy. Notwith standing all, our Americanism docs not pro .vent us from perceiving and confessing that oar grand system of liberalized ideas has in it here and there a clog. The burning de sire to rush to riches and position in this country is so great as to interfere to a degree of inconvenience in tho economy ot practical life. , This, with the unbending spirit of inJ J vi f- - r I ucpenaence wawa enaraeverisu Ol our citizens, irom youw r.p w maiuro mannooa, threatens consequences well worth consider ing. "Without following this part of our subject into its most serious recesses, it is enough to assert, that a growing prejudice exists in this country, against honest, patient labor a distaste towards succeeding, in a worldly point of view, by plodding industry. The good must be reached at one rapid stride. Then trie sentiment arising in the nature and spirit cf our institutions that it requires, more or less, a sacrifice of native independence to h; re our labor to others, and must be accompanied with a taint of degra dation coes far towards creating a permancnt injury to society. This difficulty extends throughout tho various grsdes of employrncnt. There are two certain erades of la- I bor which aro Indispensably necessary to tho welfare and comfort of communities, which it is almost absolutely impossible to get Americans to think of filling-for the reason, that tneso employments Dear to an un- i just decree tha marks of servitude. So far, thesa Twsitions are filled bv a class of reopie trained to different ideas and sentiments, Household scrviee is a kind of work that is of equal importance to any other requiring the same erade of ability, and yet the ioefficiency and worthlessness of servants is a prevailing complsint among all who employ them. Those who get their bread by any species of domestic service in this country aro so scl dorn Americans that we can hardly consider W th hadea of aerviinda wonld alt noon - .u. a s. v .V , inv; uallc jviucuwaii, vi uu , i.u.j iui,u, iu time, affect his character. The very name of lervant is a yoke too heavy for Lis pride. Jonathan may be poverty personified, yet be would sooner forego his heg and hominy and . . , v r mc starvation man uo -an üu' etander behind other men's chairs." Ho can't be a servant. His ideas may be limited by 1a?1r of learning, vet they are too enlarged to submit to any such degradation. He is willinz to perform a thousand menial offices under any other name; call him your fiicnd, and he will act as rour slave. Call him your scrvant, or even givo him reason to believe you regard him as such, and he feels his blood in a moment, and will ahow you that ho is his own master. He has not tho least objection to the things to bo done, but only to the position ho must occupy in doing them: so that while no money could hire him to stand idle in your hall in a menial capacity, he wili dig, plow, maul rails, or risk his life on your roof with no thought that he lowers himself by performing labor for your benefit. Work b his glory, servitude hi detestation; there is not the least danger that ho will ever, even lor the sake of the " almighty dollar," become a servant; though ho may so far for get himself aa to keep one. His transgression of the democratic principle will never take that form. In view of this national feeling against domestic servitude, some people ara a good deal concerned aa to what they shall do for servants, after the overflow of nations still abject to feudal ideas, shall have ceased, and those who are now hewers of wood and drawers of water in tolerable contentment, ahall have become thoroughly Americanized . 1 a. tit. a m a 1 1 rn M riA.uaU1 in leeuug, uu r m . a m a. LI. A a mam asm r 9 hoi Aavn comionaoie Aa.c..u . lAfcauu uiivi ... b - .. ... : . it.',. msy be in tne iciicitous eiijoj iuuw v men cbarmiDg rural resiaencc, u..vuuu j numercua and fragile progeny, and feeling alike with their neigbbors, ine general nu distressing want or " neip." vur sea-inmru markeU. for the supply of help at the cost of it transportation, will, of course ta dlscontlnned, as the supplies cannot

procured by first' hand, for lve nor money pv ij v j .. r This would be a Terr sad state or thing , , , . , v indeed. That tbere should be no cJass of i , . . t5-: people pocr enough to consent to wrre in our kitchens, and vrbrk for us instead of themi ,i , , i, r frm selves, wculdbc,in the language of Mrs. Btacltnp, ",m3H intolerable ami not to be boroe." Itcannst be that Frotklence means

to deal so hardly with na, m to diffuse the M'here none ant beaux, lis rain to be a belle." So may we exclaim: " Without the poor, what Joys could wealth afford? Without aberrant, who would be a lordl" Which recall that other interesting query, in the shape of a couplet: When Adam delved, and Kvespeji, Who wu thee, the g.atlemant' I ... .. I ice sense or contrast gives the zest to our or advantage. Nobody ever makes a show in a desert , where admirers are lactinf we con- ,, " . ... Vt .. , . , tent ourselves with substantial. A truly republican plainness of living, would proba blv bo tha deplorable result of this hsrdlv m - - - - - supposable stato of things. But without fear- . . , . . ing anything ao remote, would it not be prodent to provide, in some measure, against the possible evils of universal prosperity? Per baps, if people could make up their minds to .r,f. .. vii . treat their scrvanu as fellow-citizens now, the time when they would be disposed to shake off their service mizht be deferred. If Ii ....!. i. . .. . t.. tea cunin rcirain irom eninrcin eaäia into i , ...... .. ; vV. gage the services of a Cook as they do those of a Shoemaker or a Mason, i. . without as.timtinn rm nn. .M...r . holU. .rv51itw , u I u. ucr.iwM.. uiijjufcuwu.no a rewgnisea iraae, anaineir uoies De wen snppuea. I a. a a.. a 1 ,n iOpf tarr.tl.n nn Unirn, tlir.a tn..t a I contocter of nlum nudJinr wlia ahonl.t lniat COncOCter OI piumpuaaings WHO ShOU 14 insist upon being "as good as any bodr." WCnld it be dansreroos. ladies and ircntlcracn es nee- I V ' I t.n i.,i;AU .A rv- mmA U117 yt ladies and gentlemen of tbofreo and philanthropic Jortb, where anythinjr that bears resemblance to slavery is so abborcnt to our sensibilities -would it bo Impolitic and dangerous to recognize .1 , Viu v izo the soul of a Chambermaidf Wonld it not rather le apt to make ucr uciwr nB, uu lunger vuicm wim lua I broom and duster, if you consulted her feelings, expressed an interest 'n her welfare, and saveaiierpriaeasmuciiaspoasiDief At present, it fccras to be supposed, that in tho apreementastowages, a certain amount of contumely is bargained for-not loud, iudeed but deep, not in words so much aa in thoughts, and in the actions which flow un-I '-...i-r t. 1... Tti.M- 11 t. conciously from thought, vv hilo this ii the case, American servants cannot be had, and ought not to bo had. Our countrymen and countrywomen can do far better; and so they forsako a business which ought to be as com-r-.-t.1 -It .! V t, I

advantage, w. pride so h.ghly over the enure itwou,d nece88rU embarras, the action of body of ourckizecs. Lord Lyttleton writes: Congress. If the certificate, overlooking " Where none admire. ftis useless to excel, the returns, were gi veh to the free-State can-

uriauic auu Hieraus 1:7 wiucr izuun gi wr.iies among lliem, ana mo prospects 01 ieCT. render! nm very Urne, the liroh tiff and conthe same cspacity, and leave families to be the Territory becoming a State, with its trcted, and withal, havlnc been deaf in one enr the

half served by tho people whose lack of both w,n,;rUn.I ,9n.,ii.;.fM oft tl,. ,-o I , , t J reason why they aro willing to be servants, The consequence is, unspeakable wear and tear of tcmrer. all sorts of loss and missmanagument in Kitchens, corrupting examples fo th r oung, and temptation to unchristian nrcindire in tha hatta of families. It ta aa-I - - - I f . fc f. V-U.h trftat th-ir servantar Uttert wkll refcTarJ t0 tWf natIonjll We than Americans do theirs, considering the! profession of democratic principle by the lattcr. We shall be forced sooner or later to harmonize more our theory and our practice; and if people do not learn to consider their servanta or "heir" as human nein, ther will certainly be taught the fact by the ser vants themselves; and enforced claims are aa mortify in j as voluntary concessions are grace ful. t3y The Legislature of Tennessee have called npon tho Hon. John Bell, of that State to resign his seat in the United States Senate. The request is based upon remarks of Mr. Bell when opposing the K ansae -Nebraska bill, on which occasion he declared he would resiSn Ms scat the moment he found his course upon tho subject was not acceptable to b" " "r"1 ",,lfc vr ""J other great question anccting the interest oi oum, uuum uu ms iuu.ng with what appeared to be the settled sentimcnt of that section, he should feel it bis imperative duty to retire. The Legislature has resolved that Mr. Bell's constituent are against him, which is equivalent to instructing him to resign. Sals or iabge Scoab Estate. The New Orkans True Delta says that the Honmas plantation, near Donaldson villc, lately " owned by Col. John S. Treston. bas recently lt , v T.t. t , DCCU Purcnasctl uy un i,Hn, ury i y . x iv 4 . s ntercnans ci ew uriwns, wr vne snug little sura of one million dollars. ( i m i it . . f . . . r ! .aim twelve thousand acrs of the finest I quality of cultivable land, and possesses a working force or Ave hundred and imy slaves, most of them "native here and to the manor I born," and is, without exception, take it all jn a, the finest property possessed by any single proprietor in America Tcbciiase or SoNona.-It is said by some " tne leuer-wnwrs, iuji inuucuwai parwes from California and Amonia are at Wash ington, soliciting tho Government to purehaso Sonora. In tho present condition of Mexican affairs, we should suppose any such negotiation would be difficult, yet we are told it has already been commenced. GST New counterfeit five dollar bills on the Whitehall Bank New York, have been put in circulation. Alo thres on tho ia tional Bank of Providence, R. I; tens on the I Western Kescrve Bank, Ohio, raised from a smaller denomination; and old counterfeit twenties, on the Union Bank of Tennessee. . t5f Died, in New Orleans on tha 9th nit., Mr. George W. Nettle ton, aged 80 year. The deceased was a native and resident of Mount Vernon in this State where he was highly esteemed and where his memory will lonz bo cherished iby a laree circle of acquaintances for his irreproachable life and many excellent traits of character. v3f"An uuusnal explosion was heard in Steubenville, Ohio, last week, attended by a vibration of tho atmosphere, rattling of windows, fcc. Preceding the concussion, a rf o liancv was aeon tr v W-ll.;iU .ml I w av w v mr as svt aau I keemed to be lost in the disUnce of the Vir I ginia nius. D . ra-col. Goreo. a nlanbar In OVolona. I Mistissippi, committed suicide in Marion, i Alabama, on the 2fith ulu, by stabbins; him 8lf wlth a dirk CauM ,nkilown. a I EJ"Forty fugitive slaves arrived at Roc)sbe ter,N.Y., within sixty days.

G' ftt? 'lLmt?,"tm?m . Several reliable letters from Washington. . . . . . .. , . , . . ' give the following m the last decision of tha fA.. , , .. . , Kansas Autocrat, in relation to the election nnn ' , -. . The flnal decision Mr. Calhou, ia egard to the result of the State elecüow of the 4th of January, is to be withheld Dntil Kaasas shall be admitted a a Sute. Thin it no

wwaeeiion, icr were ne to give ccr didatcs, the South would bo dissatisfied: even if they mere given to the pro-slavery party, Congress would not, without a severe struggle bring in Kansas as a State under the Lecotnpton Constitution." Col. Forney boldly denounce this nefarious design in the following terms. There Is a complacency in this absolutely refrctfhin?. The oaths of the two Sneakers 1"-"- I the two Houses of the Kansas Legislature given about a complete can vase the ten37 ,or. !- himself , ana an the later investigations, prove conclusively that the free-Stite mai carried everything. Legislature. Governor, and all, at the election on tho 4th of January last. Even Calhoun is asserted to have admitted as much on several Wtaai Art A a.l va wsv m ft a a a v tra lliaaa wvisoiwiiJis 4sava TV, v aaur VF äug v iivav thcir richit u ugtj pron unccd .ft wise decision!" And tho man who assumes this dangercus power the author of this ?tftl wrong-is held up as worthy of confi - deuce and belief, and those who roit and prp5Mt tfan,t 'w, monstrous usurpations ire excommunicated in the official organ as famil-P'rebcls." . . What would bo the fate of any official in . . . - : r - . . . i thia State who would thus withhold tho relurna or an election, fairly conducted, until another question was decided? The Buck hot V r grew out ot a piece of conduct wn,tI DOre mOd-ratO Similarity to tnis. Ttnt an nntracr nnon nortnlar rights, like i . " . . r . ' . 0 . ' I that Of UalhOUO, WOUld prOdOC an insiaril rcsori u rovoinuon. artere can now do no . mm r a doabt that h (IcsiimS eivillff the wliolo ma CuinT to the pro-slavery party in Kansas the , Tri-.mntnn U Wne,l nnon th rjeople. We c We challenge the records of crime for a 11 1 . ' 1 J . case parallel w tnia prosMwuHon anu win perbjr with tho baUot.i;x. It stands out aline, and is in harmony only with the infamy and Injustice which "have marked the whole i, 1 .1. , 1 - . ?namo css crnsauc uppn ino win qi ino majoruy m mo aistracura icrruory.oi jvanaas. J ' Naosno TraBiToar. We Lave freailcntlY -s . alluded as a coming event to a project f erecting the Territory occupied by the Cherokeea and Choctaw Indians into a Stato. Ihcy are in a highly advanced state of civilization, and arnonz them is a "large number of intelligent and refined people hiving in a style of comfort and el-irance Coual to that of thoir white neighbors in Arkansas. Many of them are wealthy, and I. , . r,. .... large slaveholders. Slavery ,beinff alreadj established, and supported by the habits and opinions of the natives, it is prepared for a slave State. The Indians have of late tacitly permitted the immigration of a large number .1 . .1 l teractinar Drize of oolititical honors, will in,k s i. Äe vt I I ' k'" w. v..D ui peaceful Territory of tho Indians will soon become a theater lor the intrigues and agitation of ambitious nolitieiana. Tha Chootawa are said to be almost unanimous in their deaire for admission as a State. The Cherokee are divided a larca ttartv smonc tlicm.be. - ' lievin It wonld end in tho ahaorntion ami xtinctlon of their race. Uut it is not likely they will long resist the influences of tho neighboring States, who will urge oa the measure as a means of strengthening the elave representation In Congress. The country w he first erected InUi a Territory, aad soou fter admitted as a State. The scheme is already matured. The name is to be Neosho. An old negro, sixty-five years of ago was shot and fatally wounded in Indianapo lis, on Sunday morning, whilo in the act of stealing hams from the pork house of W. & J. Mansnr. 137" The Collins steamships have been withdrawn from the line between Livcrpoo and New York, tho Company declining to run thcir vessels any longer at a loss. The object of this move is of course to operate upon cWreaa. LOCAL MATTERS. jb- The ico on tho canal is ncaly three fache thick. Yeterday. troop of lively youngstcra took advantage of the freeze, and enjoyed the vigorous and healthful exercise of skating. Z3T Prof. Xott's class of ladies and chilJre' crable at Marble Hal, this afternoon tureo o'clock, and the gentleman's . .. ... . cla!,s al seven o clock in the evening. HereI - - rter tho afternoon class will meet on W edI ncailava and Friiluva. Saddlert. The city af Evansville has ex cfllent mefhanlra In thi hrnneh nfmnnfMr I - .... ures, there are none in the country that can turn ut work nrcrior in excellence and I beauty to Mr. Thornhill, whose shop is oppo site the Court House on Mam street. He has returned from the East with a large stock of material to work upon. He takes pride and pleasure in showing his work and stock to all who may wish to examine them. School Holioat. In compliance with petition presented last week by tho Scholars, to tho Trustees, of tho Public Schools, the Scholars have been granted a holiday, to day, as a reward fcr their industry during the last term, and for tho proficiency they displayed at tho late examination. Most of them, we hope, will have an opportunity of enjoying a merry sleigh ride. Won't the citizens make a contribution, and take all. rich and poor on a pleasant excursion to the music of the jingling sleigh bells! We doubt if so much happiness could be conferred in any other way at so cheap a rate. 1ST The weather for the last month has marked in an extraordinary manner, the dif ference in tho climate between Tcrre Haute and this city. We are only 109 miles apart, with only a difference of one and a half degrees of latitude. They have had frequent anows and sleighing this winter while we have had none till Saturday last. The ground around Tcrre Haute has been froxen and firm for weeks, while the mod with ns for the last two months has been nnfathonable. They have had ice, for weeks, six and eight inches in thickness, while we have had none np to Saturday, as thick as the cream npon our milk pans. Last week they had a firm fro zen ground with six inches of snow and good sleighing, while here the mud waa not stiff ened by the frost, nor the shallowed pool skimmed over by ice, nor had a flake of snow fallen upon our heads for two months On Saturday, however, winter came down the Railroad, and on Sunday gave ns a fleece of now six inches deep; bat the sun yesterday began to exert his power npon it, an i by tonight, it will have gone, leaving ns in the mud.

Tax Packst Doss. Oner of the imperative duties of our citizens is to keep up our packet to Cairo. We do not feel the need of her so much at the present season when packets are running from . and to all the points above and below us. Bat when low water comes tud they desert us, we shall regret oüt neglet of oar own packet, if compe

tition shall drive her out of her trade. Let ns all stick by her. Her rivals in the Mem phis and St. Louis trade are doing all in their power to get her business from her, and are taking many orders to Louisville for goods that can be had here. "We hope a good many of our business men will avail themselves of Capt. Ilerron's liberal offer, and make a trip i.j4. .L- vnn ,v! poini ana rne wwns oeiow u. uueu will be to increaso our exports and help the f packet. DIED. V. iVt- .11. V.l-. A It-Jt. 'innWBT. Inhnt son or James D.,ana Jan Kif es, ae two years. Funeral to take place this (Tuesday) afternoon at octock. The fritnds of the family are respectfully Invited to attend, without farther notice. Sullivan Democrat and Tincennes Gazette please copy. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line Ärni, insertion: SO crnta w line thre times: sn cents per line one week: discount oa longer time.

City OrderaUkeat for FUrad Braa attO

Cent. IGLBH ART BROTHERS. ..1.1. w.rHck Cmnntv AtTlcultaral 8ocUty.-The mmhers f tke Warric County Agricuiturais.!et y are te Vrpoint delegsies to attend a District Meeting of all the Apr linmt M the Aertrnltdral Snrlette In thia Con. .1 , i. ,.v a frc' I'JUAI Liu iti, 1 1 1 1 niciuii, un jivu tv. offormin and ornnliinca Ditrict r w - r:XJ AMT TH NKLIN AVD PROFESSOR ltDa'R4TII.-rrnklihronht elert-icltr from tl heavens tothe earth, but It remained for Pmfessr DeOrath to apply that electricity to the relief of diseased ana sunermg mmtais diseases mat nereto 1 fore haflled the t hrslclan old treatment, su'h a NeumlrU. RhenmaHsm. Tain. tt(T Joints. Deafness, Swellincs. PIst, File, Skin TMeaes, fce.,are cured hy Prof. DeOnUh's Electric Oil, In one or two davs. Read this lettert Paor. DsO a 4THr-I have been the victim for many vesrsof a Rheumatic affection, and lost tht useof my ..1 1inHi: T enuld not rle my Mnd to my head. In Binrt. I wm totally belplea. I applied rour Elee He Oil, and before I had used one bottle I was per fectly enred. Tou may refer anv sufferer to pe. MRS. K. TttTTCHINS, 5eventeenth and Tbvnpon streets. Mr. IIutMns 's well known In Philadelphia. My OH benrd Jl other Phila-telpblan. among whom are Geo. W. Want, T.i Jos. K. Bacon, R. B. DeTosU, Mr. Fa.it, Oeors C. Bover, in North Third treet, and others ad infinitum. Rt depot for ihi..ii. V. to SniK Fi,h. nMirTheanut treet. this city, No. 69 South F.ighth, nearChwnut treet. rROr. CHAS. DtiiR ATII. The Electric Oil Dert has not been remoyeit. RattiflH, 'S. C, Feb. , 157. T, Josnh B. IT'ntoo, lou a r-tlred physician of this e'ty, have anfTered mueh the l"t six years of an l.-VUWH .n affctlon of the knee and ankle Joints of oneof my l4 thirtT ftrt'1 Fr from coM ln ,n, rnnT vear, aco-have to-day had one rpplieatlon o' Prof. PenmtVs Electric Oil to the diseased Joint, appltwt Tthe son of Prof. Denrath, Cha DeOrath of Phiiadelnhia. and, by the Mfinrs of God, find my eon tr leg very much llmbere.1. and am of opinion a few wore faithful applications of It will restore it to sonrdnss and nefulne arain. Hinee one applieatlon has ensNed wte to rnn a short distance without In. eonvenlenee. My hearing In the deaf ear, so much Improved that lean hearthe th-kinrof a watrh. T have seen the oil in the hands of Prof. Chas. Delrath, In this eitv, suddenly relieve very bad caes of Rheumatlsm, and team that some of the deafest persons in the rotnmunity have leen entirely restored to rood hearing In a fewmlnnte. In the last day or two, by the Electric Oil, In tho hands of the Professor. foblMmdkw JOS.B.niNTON. nHstol's earaaparltla.-Whea all other medicines, and even a Houthem elimat, have failed to relieve Pulmonary disease and Scrofula, this Inestimahl tonic and disinfectant works acure. Kemp's Wobm Pastillrs are a sovereign remedy for Worms, In the tempting shape of a confection. They are deWft' "T mineral substance. Feldhy D.T. Lanman fc Co., 9 Water street, If ew York and hy all drnrrista. Barsaparllla 1. and Pastilles 23c per bottle. febll-dfcw. COAT.. BQDIAM MINIMO COMPANT, (Office on Water street, under the Telermgh Office.) Cart loads of Id bushels of Bod! am Mine Coal de Ihered to any part of the city at tl (SO per load. Coal weighed. If desired, at the expense of the purchaser. notes or solvent rants or Illinois ami imnmn ta ken in payment, jonx W YMOXD. dec3-tf. Secretary and Manager. Holloway's Olatmeat aad Pills. The family medicine chest that Is furnished with these two pow erfal remedies needs nothing more. Eruptions, sores, wounds, ulcers, tumors and stiff Joints are infallibly cured by he Ointment; and all affection of the howels, stomach and liver by the Pills. Soldat the mann factories, No. H Maiden Lane, Xew York, and No. 24 Strand, Loadont and hy all druggies at 2?c. 2c. and 91 per pot or box. fcbK-dswlw i r v I aT-.r, iifiiin.i nm.rac " " i Prof. DeOrath'eOHxInal Electrle OH -This Krnt discovery is now freatir. a great sensation among the Medical Faculties of Europe r.nd this coun I . tat At t a x try. It will cure the following, (not verythir.:) Cures Rheumatism, Pain In Breast, 1 day: Cures Neuralgia, Croup, Tooth Ache, Burnt, 10 tninu'es; Cures ITeniorrhaee, Scrofnta, AW", 10 days; Cures Bruises, Wonnd, Tetter, t to S days; Cnres KvAche. Stiff Seek. A rue, 1 day; Cures Felons, Broken Breaat, Salt Rheum, S to 9 dy; Cnres Qnti.sey. Palpitation. Plenrisy.l to 10 days; Cures Asthma, Paly, Gout. Erysipelas, S to 20 days: Cures Frost! Feet, Chilblains, Stiff Joint. Chron ic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever, and the lame made to walk hr a few hottles. ThUOil (DcGnth'a) Is mild and nleasant. and is a dies should all use it. It always leaves you bette than it finds you. and one buttle often cares entirely. Buy no Electric Oil of Pedlars, Beware of base Imitators, professing to make Electric Oil. They know nothing of its manufacture, their only aim being to get money! Look out! Beware! The only genuine Is made at the old establishment, 3D South Eighth street, Philadelphia, not removed, a. advertised by a base scamp. Name on the wrapper and blown In the bottle. fcblT-dJtwlw Why will yea Delay! Why will vou neglec that disease which is taking such deep root, and which gives you warning by that hacking cough, that you are fast ripening for eternity? Why encourage that pain in the side, the raising of hlourt, thoo ntgU sweats, or that difficult breathing, which silently whisper in your ear that something must be done to save you from th" frare of tho consumptive? Why act so carelessly by permitting that disease to destroy your health, aad hasten you to: he toa-b from whence no trai eler ever yet returned! SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COVOli! Or death must carry you to your silent grave. Why delay while there Is yet hope! Consumption is caused hy Impure humors of the blood being deposited in the cells of the lungs. Hence, the Inngi are like a spring of water, when rolled up by the dirt or mud, if clear water constantly flows Ihroagh tht springs Imparities or mud will be conveyed away by the pure water. Just so with the blood when kept in a clean or pure tale; as it constantly flows, through the lungs, It carries away all corrupt matter, and perfe-.t health will be the result. From two to three plus taken every night or every other night, or enough to keep the bowels regular, will la a reasonable time cure con sumption. The reason these pills are used more than all others, is because they are made of a purifying vegetables, and cleanse the body from all corrupt matter, and drive out disease of every description qujeker and In a milder way than any other Pi'ls. febWkwln Murray 4s Laanutna Florida Water. The powerful, yet exquisite fragrance ef this preparation neutralises the odor of tobacco, and it is an admirable mouth wash after smoking. As it soothes all Irritations of the skin, it should also be applied to the face after shaving; and for Chape, Pimples, Blotches, is an ad mirable remedy, gold by D. T. Lanman fc Co wholesale druggists, 9 Water street. New York, and by all druggists, at 50c. per bottle. feblT-dtwl w

We Challenge the WorU-Tu produce a preparation so eminently harmless so generally approved, and m perfect in Its operations as

-taiSiAUUiwauAiawiJ.. it corrects the injurious enectsor otner ayes, invigor- i ates the Hair, is applied in a simple manner, operates instantaneously, does not stain the skin, and tu tint are he C0ÜXTKRFEIT8 OP NATURE. Sold every where and applied by all Hair Dressers. JOSEPH CRISTADORO, fehl- tor Mo. 6 Astor House, New York. The Most Skeptical People Can be convinced by trial that all the family medicines are not humbug, and that among the thousand of butterfly life, there are a few of gret merit and undoubted worth. Of hese, Da. StxroRD's Istigosatok ok Lives Rem. edt 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 itt proprietors. It advertises itself thelr frf.todo so.and so it goes from mouth to mouth, till all the people of the Union have learned the good of this truly valuable medicine. It is recom mended, with testimonials to prove Us virtue, for the cure of liver aomplaints of every kiud, from the worst Dyspepsia to a common headache, aadls particularly adapted to Jaundice, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Com plaint, aad diseases of Children. (See Advertise' ment.) dec2. DR. COOGSW ELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC That has produced each remarkable effects in many cases of Nkpealoia, Vtioo, and Arrsctioks or the II (AO, caused by disturbed circulation. In those who have tried it in this city, is for sale at KELLER 8: WHITE'S. ryThe highest testimonials of its efficacy have hern given by a number of the most reipectable citizens who have tried it. Lya Safety and Heller--Old Dr. II. James, abou whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have said so much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho mas Tilton, his son-in-law, has been educated to trav el for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most prominent among these is his extract of Canniabls Indica. which he discovered after hard labor and deep re search in Calcutta. He atrove to"tnake a medicine to save his only child from death by consumption, and he ucreeded. Dr. Tilton, his son-in-law, U In Chicago, i Room No. Ill, State street.) He has already sue ceeded in curing permanently, hundred of terril le rases of Consumption, Nervous Debility and SufTt r uig. Asthma and Vruochlti. The CohU and Cough he has banished, are innumerable. The Cannabis Indica is the most wonderful blessing of the age. Give Dr. Tilton a cull or send for a bottle of medicine, which will cost you two dollars. He will proto t you tlat . . ... . you neel not be slew, and that it wm cosia mere trine til Set Y.-1I - N. B A iDiro-Dvnameter to test the streneth of llie lungs, anu aja-xrwiu lue ci. auuc vi iuc yuicut a V. S- By addressing Dr. Tiltoi a note through the ChVmoVot Ottlce, ei-closing four poetage atainpa. 1 11 cents' a reel ke will be sent in return, free of charge. to any part of the Union. All letters answered prompt ly. Auaress. octllCm- Box 1GW, Chicago, III. mn tvAV'Q A TWFUTTQT JV VTQ 1V-1AI O AU TIV A 1 oAj1U1 1 O. 11 AT KS. One square, ("ten lines or less), three times, tl 00 One week, :::::: : : : : 1 61 Two wreks, :::;:::::::: 3 50 One month, ;::::: i ::::: 4 0 Three monilis, ::: i ::::::: 7 50 Hx mouth, : : : : t : : : : in oil One rear, ::::::::: : J 15 00 Sif Disctumt on larger advertisements. S a" Cnrds of aix lin-s or under, S10 per annum, t IP" No "till forbid" ad vertisementsreccived. Cf No alvert seinem Inserted for less than tl. THE PACK ETT DONE, 1APTAIN HERRON GIVES AN INVITATION to ail tne business 31 en or. Evansville to maae a trip to1 Cairo and hark, free of ch.irge. that thev may have a elianra of ins the t-ode and country all along the Hirer. Who will go! fcll WM. BIERBOWER, Wholesale and Retail Druggist. WASHINGTON BLOCK, MAIN STREET, EVAXSYILLE, IVDIAVV. HIE UNDEUJ IONED HAVING PURCHASED theatocK of J.J. Penninirtoii, bees leave to call th attention of hisfrienas and the public generally, to his choice aortaient of Drucs, Chemical. Paints. Oils, Dvestulf, Glassware and Perfumery. His stock will be renewed frequently from the test markets, and he trusU the friends of the old stand will eont.nne their liberal patronage. uountry dealers aim pnystcians win una it to tneir Interest to examine bia syn-K. gjsr-rnysiciaus prescriptions careiuiiv preparca at all hour. Broughton ana Carlsteut will tv on hand a nutl. fth&Kf WM. KIERBOWEK. M. L. JOHNSON'S BOOK STOKE & BOOK BINDERY. fET IT BK UNDERSTOOD, THOSE THAT I take the Magazines and Paper of me. I will hind at half price. feh23 RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. Frank Leslie's New Magaiine for March, tlraham'a do do do; Emerson'a Magazin and Putnam's Monthly; at feh33 J.HEALEY'S. mi E W BOOKS JUST UECIEVED BY EXPRESS. 11 The Keaaon Why; Northern Travel in Sweden, L pland and Nor way, by Bayard Taylor; . Mona S de, by Marion Harland: x Twin Koaes, by Mrs. Ritchie, Godey fr Älarch. Yankee Notions; Harper for March, for sale by febM J HEALY I OST. On Sunday morning, on Main street, be. BJ tweenFirtand Third, a IB LA CK LACE VAIL. The finder will please leave it at thia office, or at GEORGE TIIORMIILL'S Saddler Shop, Credent City Building, febSMt Z. II. COOK & SOX'S ; , . . . li j A U 1 -1 A 1 biUlVA. A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. SEEDS AX1) fVL UKUl'EKIES aolil at Csh Vricr tor all Kit, da of rro:iuceand l.'e Mora, such aa Horses, Mulea, Cows, Calves, Heef Cattle, Ilofs, Chickens; li utter Larcl, Kicon, Ergs, Furs att Kkins of every ile-crij-tion; Uining. ltees Wax, Feathers, Wheat. Corn, Oats, itariey, iwans, Kye, ran, Khort. Ine4 Apples and rearrie. rotaloes and rgeUHesra:i ort. leoiTMl w Z . II . COO IV A SO S. CORN. 3rhushels Prime Ear Corn, received per canal boat Wing and Wing, fnr aal iY-v " COOK asox. CAMILY FLOCR. V "i sacas r amily Flour warranted. For sale hy at J.OLDEX SYRl'P. VH 31 hcrrela Extra ! I hcrrels Extra Baltimore Srrup. received and for sale by Ifehtfil Z. II. COOK St OS. aTkATS. 100 bushels Oats, for sale hy UARPRRFOR MARCH will be only TWENTY mm. l'ETS at DOUELL & CO YNGTO.N'S. feliiM Second-Hand Furniture Store. rnilE undersi,ned r.ot:fy the citiiens of Evansville !-. ini1 .v,r-'nit-T th,u th.r lve, at the cmn f 4.i,.T.."n'i1?,w;l, r.Uüu-iiAü M RNITL KB STORE started. They offer their articl-s for sale at restjonahl terms. We make trade for old fur. niture.and repair furniture with neatuess, so that it hardly diners from new itcsk. . . ,A KIUCUEXHAUER BUNOK, few Comer of V ine and Third streets. fODEVS LADY'S POOK f.r March. Jn.tr eived 5 ''-T-1 i'1'-'! POUELLjfc CON YNQTON. gP LE N DI D election of Quarto and other Eiblos, J ust received by M'l5 LOBELL & C0NTXGT0X. DEIIM'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. WE, the undersigned, students of the Er&rsvilU Commercial College, taue rreat pleasure in ac Knowledgmgto Mr. J.Bkhm , P.-inoipiof the School, our high appreciation of his Lecture delivered on Wed nesaay eveninc, on uusines and the necessary quali ficMions in order to follow It successfully. We kifftil veoncur with him in his Ilea on Ut-rary. J, P. ELLIOTT, MICHAELCORMOSl A. S.W. KNAPPER. W. II. RKOORY, W.U. NEWMAN, E. P. ELLIOTT. Ii;o. NEWMAN, TH. El'LKR. J. Mr. KEOAN, JOHN INOLE, C. MILLER. WM HOUGLAND, JOHN GOUMON, JOHN W.GEUHAP.T. feb!9 CRESCENT CITY TOBACCO FACTORY. J. S. McCRACKEN, Proprietor. MAIN 8T., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, EVAXSVILLE. IMII V.VA. II avino fitted up the above tobacco Mis. FACTORY. I am now prepared to fill all orders for the various styles of Western Tobacco,, s ich as Fives, Pounds, Quarter and IKIf Pounds, in all kinds of packaea, and have now on hand the following uiauit . is. 10 boxes Olmstead i Lump;. 1A do do PoiwJs; 10 do Fine (Own. IS do Pound (Own:) SO do (in CarfU.es) Hoosier Boy t 20 do do Jordan's: 10 do Lr-w Grade RoW naon's; 30 do MoBtcnmnrv KAIh. Iir.a The above stock will be sold a ner rnr. inw ,t. ?i1 b?u'r(Pnt e!here, and s per cent, off for c ash. avauaa wa vui i ttih, w tarril Ii vmT geventy-flye M. Urge size Cigars on hand In 0ne M

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Seeds t Garden 1858.Seeds for TW n. Coot fc 8on A tents ftwthe sale of Lendrefa re fc Son's Celebrated lden Seed have just recwtco weir nrst snipmem m aay, vm ;dth 100 doxea Papers Early Tors Cabbage;"' 100 do do lvu-fIXumbtd do ' Mi do - So Ox Heart do ino do do Drumhead Sariy do ' BO tb assorted Cabpare Leed in.BulK J 100 dozen tapers Red VVether'sfield Uaiojf 100 do dj Yellew Strashurg- do 50 do do White Silver skin do 50 Rs assorted Oaion 3eed in Bulk; 50 d. Papers Ms'd reS and white so läO do do do Cucumher: solid Celery; o o o to Spinaen, 100 do do do Letture; 50 do do do Melons; SO do do do Carrot t 25 do do Cress or Pepper ßras; nO do V do ' Assorttd Toma'-oes; - i siu ao so no naaum; 10 Basheli assorted Beans: 10 do do Peas; 1 do do Corn; inn dozn assorted Beet: i lbs Beet Peed in Bulk. Just received and for sale at wholesale and retail ry jan8-dKw-tf Z. II. COOK, a: bp. Agent. ÄTARC41V0LES.C5 t3, Boj ixsi Froctor k Gamble's fnll tirht for sale at reduced prases by FC F fER a; CO. UOT-l. EDGE TOOLS, fcC, 'ÜLIiUSE. I will eil ine ramnreoi ncirnIL sittng of Sincle and DouMe Bit Axes. Broad 1th. Kind anl Bench Axes. Allies. &c. at mum lower than market rates. An examination or goods solicited. K. J. ASIIEKSU. Trustee or Holmes & Co.. 1' w i '"rror, JanSO yTT?BU.RGn. MAGAZINES AT THE EARLIEST. Warerly for November; Emerson and Putnam tor November t Leslie's Gazette for November; and 1 all the other Magazines: ankee Nouons for Decern ber InovSWfl DOBELLS. LOOK OUT I XAVIER BAUMGARTNER has a claim acainst me for several hundred dolUrs, but whether in tht form of a Note. Receipt or Account, I am unable tnsnvi All nersonl are nerebv conned not to pui rhaiu- from him anv claim acrainst ir e. for I am not in dexed to him, and will not uav any sucn ciaun. ua the contrary, he is inueMea to me. SAMUEL MYERS, ICST RECEIVED. 9 frf) pair Holuhed steel Fire Setts; ; . &n rtne urass 1 ire sens; 200 Common Iron Fire Settot . Sidoa. Coal Hods; 1 " Fine Coal Vases; S " Vire Iron Stands; 60 Strings Sleigh Beils; . . BAPCOCK fc POXTAO. SUNDRIES. 100 drums New Figs; 100 bxs half and quarter Raisins, 3 tierces 8-Almonds; J New Fillyrts; beam H boxes Sardines, (1000 boxes.) RA hozes llMnb-jr Cheeael RwfilKl anil fiirul. Ii janii ! a v. ubiJiA.m IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. f II AVE on hand a full supply and of the best qual itv i OLItK WHITE LIME till AY LIME. LATHS. JIAIR, UVDRArMCCEWST PLAST KR PARIS. WIN WW 8ASII, PAXNKI. DOORS, PAINTS. NAILS. GLAS3,feo..&:c. To which I Invite your attention. Prices favorable. E. S. BABCOCK, acptlS Water atreet. Fall Trade. aarK have on hand and are now receiving the If lollom ing t I'M) hags Rio Cotiee; 73 hags ass'd Nos. Tarns, 50 pockets Java Coflee; 50 hales Cotton WlOfts Carpet Chain; 25 bxs Che se; 5IK) tbs Candle W. k ; 50 do Mar Candles; h0 doz Zinc Washlnmrds; 25 do Opal do 1'Hi do Painted Buckets; W do Pearl Starch; 100 boxes 0!ass Tumblers, aasotted sires; Ml do do J r, X, ) I and J gallons; rl do do Flasks, quart, pU and H pint; lO do Window Glass. The ahove. torether with a larre asaortment of all the various articles generally kept in our line, we ofler to tne u-aae at as low rales as anv nou?e m uieciiy, jevU W IILKLEU K UlUüS. LAW PARTNERSHIP. 10IIN J. CHANDLER and BLITHE ntNER S luive aasociated themselres tntrether as part in the practice of Law, and will attend promptly to all business connected with their profession, which mj be entrusted to them. f ST" office on Locust street, opposite the Sherwoe House, tvansvuie, inn. epto.jy A Situation Wanted. A MIDDLE-AGED BUSINESS MAN, acjnainte4 with business in all its branches cai-ahle of tak ing charge of a store, or keeping the broks and doing the out-door business of a mill. or a manufactory, or a work-ahop, wishes emplnj ment. and will accept low i u : - . i. - , 1 l: : n n f r Wttl. SlliUUUV M III, , VUI U.I UUliSI tW A NEW C cTn CERN WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, PURE AS IMPORTED. t JETER nUFFN AOt.E has taken the new atore on THIRD STREET, nearly opposite the Court House, next door to Kehrr s oltice, and bas opened A WINE SALOON AND CIGAR STORE. He bason hand a ennsienmrnt of WINES FROM THE RHINE, sent to him by his father, who manu factured th-m. They are the pure Juice of the grape, without mixture or adulterat.on. lie warrants them to be all they are represented. He has a large atoca of x ineand Common Cigars, and liquor or various Kinds w hich he oners at wholesale or retail at very low prices. Hiswineslie sells by the dozen or single bottle. He invites the lover of good wine to call and try them. teMo-tr I'MtKllltnAUU MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. HUTCHINSON, having aaaociated with him Dr. ORKEN, lateof Indianapolis, will continue the practice of meciclne and surgery at his old o nice on Third street, where he solicits a continuance or patron ace from his friends and the public generally. Doctor Oreen havina devoted exclusive attention to the treatment of diseases of the l-ye and Lungs for several years, will continue to treat sucn diseases with his new plan of tretment,which consists (forthelunjrs) in the inhalation of medicated vapors, carrying the welicin directly to the seat of the dise. One of the tirmcan he found at the office at all hours of the day and night. seirl-l w;m PICKLES, PRESERVES, arc- ' 75 doxen assorted Pickles; 20 do do English Pickles; 1 do do Pie Fruit; M do do . Natural Preserves; 10 do do East India do 10 do do Cordials; 5 do Guiva Jelly; this day ree'.l by sep z. ji. Cook & son. Ale and Layer Deer Agency. ZU. COOK k SOX are Agnts for the sale of F. Si I. A. Louck's celebrated Ale and Laser Beer, and nave just receives a stock of each, to whch they invite the attention of the rea!tr. jan 13 Z. II. COOK - SON, Agts. 10 Bushels Choice Cranberries; 3Tin Heads Prime Cahbare; 25 Bush -Is Sunar Pasnip; 7iSJ do Prime WMte Potatoes; Jnt received anl for sale by Z. II. COOK k SON. jan-tf. BOEY.-300 tb. Choice Strained Honey, just JSJS. . received and for tale by 7. II.COO"? -FON. FUN FOR IIIE MILLION! BELLS !D ELLS!! FIFTY STRAPS SLEIGH BELLS! SKATES fsKATES ! ! THREE HUNDRED PAIRS SKATES! Some very fine, and prices ran pins; from JjC to M per pair, with or without straps. " Boys make hay while the sun shines." CHAS. S. WELLS, New Stand, opposite J. II. Mughee k Co. fcUJ.2w . KILLED OR STOLEN. A WniTE AND BLACK SETTKR DOG to re. ill five FIVE DOLLAR. nd ror evidence wmcn win convict tne irute wno ail'.ed, or the thief who stole httu, I will rive eve koUrs additional. c. O.KEATS. jan!9 - 1 ANILL A AND HEMP BEDCORPS. IN DOZS., ilM AND REELS, JO Package fr sale by jan27 U1LBKRT k BOWLES. U TOOL PLAIDS AND ELAINES. " A large and nice aa.ortment on hand and fo aa! e cheap, for cash on )y, at SAM. KMBICH'S. febdH Main street.threedoors below Second. A GREAT BARI. TO RE HAD. ANEW TWO HORSE WAGON, with four extra food Springs, for sale at a very low price, br few I.fc D. HKIMANN. SUXDRIES.IO,WyOunny Bazs; 35 Wis Crushed 8 1 far J 55 hhu Powdered Sugiur, ii bids Loaf Sugar, in store ami for aale by PRESTON BROS. IA FASTS CAPS.. SOMETDINQ extra, lust received from New ork. VALTIER it MANCONNIEB. Sept9 Main street, between First and Second . mTAiLs. ' : " 100 kegs aseorted Kails, Just received hy JanW Z- It ,CfKK k SON Tl'RA'IPS, 200 Bushels Prime Turnip, just reoeiyed and for sale by Z. 11. COOK fc SON . ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS; Punch v Musical Bouquet, at feb DOBEL&& CONYNGTON. OCTTKR.-500 fts. Talle Butter. Jns received at as and for aale by S '.H. COOK 3c SON. PU O.SUOAR.-CahMs.lwstreeeiyed'andfwRale iM low by . ülLii.HT & BJWLES. janT-tf. rWXXTK CURRANr--l0fn.s.,Jnst received Ml aud for sale by GILBERT k BOWLES.

COMMISSION & FORWARDING P. Gr. O'RILET 8c Co.,

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EYAMSYILLE, INDIANA, storage, Forwarding Ac Commission ÄIERCHANTS. GENERAL RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT AMI'' EXP.BE8S AGENTS, Special Acnt for the Penn. Central RAILROAD. AND CONNECT rO?.Over'which wear authorised to cive THROftJII RElEIPTS AT TI1K LOWKST rÖSSIBLE KATES Having a mammoth Wharf lxBt at the landing, the . largest on theOhio Iriver, capaNe of storing and proiwuniiii mercnanaise iixtiie tnauinae imns exposure. e are prejxirea 10 iücuiia;e tue difpHtcn or all consignments forwarded to our cart, by either RIVER, RAILROAD1 OR CANAL. Particular attention will he paid to Receiving. Stor-' inn and Forwarding, also, to ihe sale of any Produce, ' or other property, consigned to us for sale, and saiiaUfnce and extensive Warehouse on Water "street, ' adjoining the Telecraph.ar.d on üie Wharfhost, where-. we are to be found, attending to the interests of our paTon ai an nnors, ov ana night. . nn our snpenor riciiiti ; long stand in 5; untiring . energy; and knowledge of oer business, we Jeelconfident of giving ceneral satisfaction, and hope to meri'V a continuance of the extensive patronage we art now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on all ronsiri- t menU to either ourselves or correspondents in any of the principal markets. North, Krst, or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. WM. IIOWK. w. M. Aisrw&K, Late of Geo. Foster U Ce-' Late of Howard & Brown. BROWN & AIRMAN, Receiving, Forwarding and Generai? COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS FUR KANAWHA 8 A LT COMPAXT,Evansville. Indiana. WE have f wme.1 a Co-partnership under the style ' of BUOV'N It AIRMAN, and offer our aer. vices in th capacity as set forth in our card above. We are fully prewired to extend eirrv facility t shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, t r RA 1 LI) AD, ta a pre ullr with represented, should they be pleased to favor us their aatrohage. Office and Warehouae en the corner of Main stree and l he Canal. WM. BROWN. janiMf !lM' A.IKMAN. CARD. J. S. MITCHELL & CO., CoraoilssloB mni Forwarding Slerchaals. ' Under the Telecraph Office, Evansville. JOH. S. MITCHELL, At the Depot, Bowling Green, Ky. PARTICULAR attention riven to Reeeivinr. Star. ' inf, and Forwarding any Produce corsicned lo ua. -We will also use our best exertions to effect the most 1 advantageous sales of goods srt to us forthat par- ' pose, either at Evansville or Boa ling Green. jan n-tf STORAGE WANTED. UT K are prepared to store in otr Fire Proof Ware " house any quantity of Urain. Prodace. or Marchandire, on the most lilieral terms. Ilavlna larre and airy rooms un stairs, particular care ' will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural' Implements and all kind of goods or wares liable te damage from damp or rust. lnxuranee ellerted at the lowest nre proof rates, by themonth, or longer, when desired. arehouae located on corner or Lornst street and Vf . and K. Canal, and most convenienf for ah!ppina Kirer or llailroad. Apply to G fcO. 1 0STEK k CU. ajc. CAXALSTOHAUE. HAVE a large double Warebonse at the Cana U II... m mi., i ..I rfMin. ... .u.m .1 w hich will I received, stored, taken care of ad held ..Willi. M V mt'l III. .11 T .I.UUUI VI VIUUUlCli suliject to the owner's orders, on the mont reasonable terms. P. O. O'RILty FASHIONABLE DANCING. PROFESSOR NOTT ESPEECTFULLY announces to thecitiieai of ft. Evansville that be lias visited their city with a view to formiua cl4sses for instruction . in the axove decant ac;ompiisnment. lie J proposes to form his clangs of Ladies, M isses. and Masti-ra each numbering from eicht t twrlre in dinrrent part of thecitv, at their own resi dences. He will also organize a class of young gentlewn to meet at 7 o'clock, r . m. Terms and othT particulars will e made Known en application tohe fruftssor at the I'avilion Hotel. febU TO It EXT. ATWO-STORT DWELLINO HOUSE on Water street, between Chesnut and Walnut, containing four large rooms, two amall ditto, and a good kitchen, suM .- and wood shed; to be let at a moderate rent. It can be divided for two families, or ts suitable for one. Apply to K. KaNsCULttt, on the premises. feblS-4t DISSOLUTION. THE CO PARTNERSHIP OF BRINKMETER, KLL'SM AN It CO.. has this day been dissolvel by mutual consent by theretrremetit of F. W. Krinanaeyer, and the affairs of the old concern will be settled up by the new firm of ROELKER, KLIMAN & CO., Composed of John II Roelker, Wm. II. Kinsman and John H. Feldwisch, w!io have purchased out the store: of the former cnnrm. and will continue the MANUF A CTU R K f F 8TO VES and A OEN KRAL FOUN DRY BUSINESS, at the old Und on Min ?tret. FKED. W. BKINKMEYER, WM. H. KLI'SM AN, JOHN 11. KOELKER. Felirnary 1,15. feblS STRAYED on the premises of the subscriber, at . Rowley ville, a calf, about seven months o l, which can be hat. by the ownf-r on payment of cxproses. MICHAEL MAGIN. fell7-3t BOOKS! DOOKK!-BOOKS OF ALL KINDS can lie found at M . L. Johnson's Rook Store and Bindery; Blanks, Ulan a Books, School Books, Copy Roks. Jtc. First store close to the Postothce, near Alain. fcbll ranREE cows M. Enquire of leblü AND CALVES FOR SALE. Z. II. COOK It cUN. FKI1SII AUKIVAL. is EMRIC1I has lust recelred a tine lot of Prints. Ke and a general Assortment of Domestic Uools which will be sold cheap, for cash only. et EMBICH, feb0 Main street, three doors below Second. r EAD AND SHOT. mA 1 j kecs. all siaes. for sale at reined i I prices by JWLES, GILBERT Ai Bo febl3 Sycamore street. Pcabody's Prcalu.s Prolific Corn. THISISTIIE FINEST COHN ever offered U the Publ ic. 1 u ad vanta ges are FiatT It I earlier than common Corn. Seröse It is a firm flint Corn and very heavy. T h i ao I : puts out sue ers, aud the suckers bearing ears the same as the main stock. Kverv farmer S iould trv it. Put tip In quart, peck and half bushel sa'-.ka. Warranted pure. To l-e Lad only of Z. 11. COOK & tON. feblj-dw SoleArents. mjEW BOOKS.1 Persm 's Macsrine for February: areriy w ao . ao: Singing Bird; . Missouri Harmony; C arm ilia hwrra. at feM3 DOBELL - CONTNOTOX. ,rKV KUtiAn 4.D MOLlesfcX.-W are 1M selling a vrry choice article of loth at ereatlv reducH prices. VICKERY fc JOHNSTON. fTEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKsl Lm Ouits, by the Author of Initials: Parthenia, or the Last Days of Paganism, eniy just published hy Tick nor & Fields: The Plant Hunters, by Capt. Mayae Reedi MlHfl Yaurhan: .Moss Side, by Marion Hartand; Meadow Brook: by Mrs. Holmes; IAna Rivers, Ilomesteal on the Hfll Side, ii icrtooi lmyaat K n cr ; A new supply I Uie l-st Hooks of tb year for aale Ijau ISJ UUBKLL fc fJONYAuTUN -TÜCA'POWDKR. WtW lMkrg Kille powder: 75 hal kfr. Rifle Powder: 250 kegs BUsting Powder, jnt received anfferr salelur Z. H. COOK fc SON. Arenas. flHTHKsjEIVKDh CafiAftne Coloreil IVnrinrlnk. iyZ: TENNE Y fc SORENSON. t-XCY DItESS7lLKS, eu hand and for am F cheae, fir cash only, at 8 KMHICH'S, feblS Main street, three doors below Second 7 ilUXCJARIAN GRASS SEED. RAIDED in Decatur county, Iowa, original SeM from Hanfary about & years ao. Turns off irom 4 to n mn. ui w,ri, ine nt, inmTi 10 any other hay for stock. A stork of the alwvv Seed just ree'd hr li Z. U. COOK fc SOXAgts. DRTRD BEEF. (0 ns Choice Dried Beef; &0 do Beef Ton cues: t BMs Prime Pork; jurt received and for sale Jantf. Z. II. COOK & SON. by UORSEKHOR XAll.mbacsgenuine "GrtlFFIN H. S. Nails oe hand and f.ir sale by ijan 131 SAM'L OKU. IXm RENT. ONE of the-best bestens stands in the city, next door to J . P. Byrne's on Main street. Possession given immediately. For partim Is rs innnirf of ueczvHi. LOBELLfc CONYNQTON. boxe Raisins: 0 half bosaRusina: 1irloxSNo' I furring; ii bbls Cement, ust reueived and for sale by ' PRESTON BROS. VOR REVr TnjE nOUSE on the corner of eorner ef Thd arvl ( lieatnut streets, formerly occupied bv J. J. Ifeniels, Kso.ersry lewrealie sitnaiinn, with good stabling andenrriafe honse ffcrrent te a rood ten. ant etu're cf IjaiX-I J.T. BTRNE.

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