Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 119, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 April 1858 — Page 2

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bansbillt gailg $oiitnat. EVANSVILLE, IND. MONDAY llORXlXUI APRIL 12

A Day Among thG Machinery We bless the intentors, and hail eyery improvement in machinery, that saves human labor and increases production, as an unmixed good. Tho cencral con union or the people has been greatly A. a ameliorated by the advancements made in the mechanical and manufacturing aits. They are better clothed better lodged and better fed, and the lowest laborer now enlors comfort3 that the richest Lord could not obtain a century ago. Yet we never enter a machine shop without a sigh, nor leave it without a sad foreboding of the future. Machinery is making mighty conquests, but its conquests are all for the most inexorable and sslfiih tyrant on earth. In the contest between labor and capital, machinery becomes the slare and instrument of the latter. It is working in the free States precisely what slavery has done in tho slave States as far as it is practicable. It expels independent labor. It is driving out tho individuals who work for themselves. It is crushing the small shopmen the middle classes of mechanics and the independent laborers. Hand labor can no longer compete with ma chinery, the small establishments of 9 - - moderate capital cannot long succeed by the side of those operated upon a large scab with every modern improvement in machinery. As a consequence, all our small workshops are absorbed by large factories. Horse shoes, and the nails to put them on, are now made at the East for every village blacksmith in the country. The hubs, felloes, shafts, and all the parts of a wagon are made at tbt large factory for the village wheelwright who has now only to put them together. A few more inventions, and the occupa tions of the village blacksmith, wheelw w wright, shoemaker, tailor, and cabinet maker will all be gone; they will become employees in large factories owned and controlled by capital. The private woia shops ill be ruined by the machinery of the large establishments, as surely as the spinning jenny and the power loom have silenced the domestio spinnin wheel and the hand loom. What is to becomo of the large class ef independen labor or?, who have been their own mas tcrs and performed their own work, and who have constituted the middling in terest classes the back bone and sinew of society, in every emergency. Must

they descend into the condition of "op- deceits origin from.the Lecompton conerauTes"and haYe their hours of stitution or gOYernmfnt. It was dislabor and rest their wages their re- vinctly understood, by it, that the con-

hgious and political opinions prescribed to them by capital by the owners- of the machines that have conquered them in the competition of cheap production, Machinery is dividing society into tiro distinct classes placing them aa tar asunder as tne poles, ana creating an impassable cuil between tnem. it is miking the rich, richer and the poor, poorer. Wherever capital can buy labor cr the agent of pnoduction in the form of a machine, or in that of a negro, it crushes out free uncapitalized individual labor and enterprise. The law of cause and effect is the same whether the agencies of labor, owned by capital, be the black human machine or the black iron machine Capital in every department of industry is becomincr all powerful. It 13 subjugating labor in all its forms te it? control. Instead of approaching tho equality of a free democratic condition, the tendency of tt ir

dustrial and commercial affairs now is of her bustle untH a littJe darkie just beto increase the power of capital Mid to hind exclaimed at the top of nis voice, accumulate it in- large masses in a few "Lor God A'mighty, do believer dat hands and to make the great body of nigger is made ob newspapers!" 7his tho peoplo subject to its control. One raised the lady's ire,- when she retorted of the fatal discoveries of modern times by exclaiming, "you fool boj, dais what ia the power ef concentrated capital. Miss makes lern ob.'y

Money like men when scattered is weak and not dangerous. But combined lite men marsiiaiica in an army, under the control of a single leader it may conquer an empire or overehrow the liberties of a republic. Banks and corporations are modern schemes to combine capital, and marshal it as an army to subdue the laber of a province. And how vast have been its silent conquests! and how threatening is the future aspect of its career! If Europe trembled at the ambitious and selfish designs of Napoleon, who contemplated the conquest of the world: how much more fearful are tho prospects of the growing power of accumulated capital over the interest and liberties of the masses. Agriculture has horetofor maintained

its independent and -given an asylum of viile, and it ia not out fault tliat it ha not cd has bequeathed in trust to the city todomto'th. bdvntathbsm; but ÄfiSbÄSSl of ' Ciinnaü $80.000 for th. endomachinerris drivinz the farm laborer Will tho ehamera and awindlera of Kvana- mentoraJfree bmversity in that city.

from his work, and capital is introducing : .t. r.! t- :Z i7 V ! a , , acu,uc " his stead. First tho day laborer wilt be . 3 . - driven irom tne plow, tho hoe, the ccvthe.the flail, and the sickle. Thn the small farmer-no lontrer ablo tn longer able to t. -!lL Ik. 1. 1.1 f t. cuiuppi'. iki iuv BiAYo tauur oi macninery will yield hia- lands to tbe capital-

at, "ho growing-richer year by year as , ... ... .A, i w I ,: m'.- . j I proachiag close of his life with compohe multiplies his machinery and extends snra. Mfl , Mc- ,; Si.

the bounds or niS lanas, Will aDSOrb

Ka linrlorl nnRPCiion of hL neich.l "rouua vu yuuiui time tne landed posessions oi nis neign-i .. c,.. . . ., . .

tha rnnntrv will lvi bftld bw . . . . , r few vast landed proprietors. In another g,raUottth. coaotrjria th. ta. 8U1.3. as it is now in tbe slave States, will be divided m0Dgn oligarchy, of Urga land

nolderf. while the ehfit fiiWsJ will bei

their poor dependents. This eems as if it Were tob tbs ifittltabfe teat or the present straggle between apiUl and labor. IrJ the ; providence of the Rule 6f all things we believe i a t l - J ' a T I arise to avert the calamity. Mind the skill genius and learning may become I so essential in the every day affairs öf men, that intellect may conquer and become a counterbalance of dollars and cents. An Extradition Casei Great excitement was caused last week at Padacah. bv the arrest of a vtuxur Phtseisa tinder tha extradition traaty. n a ebsrre of forcery, committed in the city of Colc-rso in in tho winter of 1857. The man's name ia Dealing. II waa a elerk in a banking hoäae Colojno, and forged the name of tee honse to billa to the amount of about $9,000 which he uttered. Being auctcd before the crime iraa discovered, ho neu 10 J.ngiana, trbere be was pursued by the rrussian poice. He eluded tlicm and escaped to tbia wW W fllnw In Jim last, wUUw,,nm....vJ I Ä Being tinablo to fird bim, the rroaian flLers returned homo. Learning, however, that tbo culprit and hia wifa wero engaged aa acWim t m usrunii luwiio iu vui.j UUUv. o fiotitions names, tho Prussian authorities again sent their detectite agenU to this conntry to arrest him. On their appearance at Chicago, he fled alone, and camo to Padacah. Aided by several American detect! res the Pmsian airents kept watch on tho movemenU of tho wife, satinficd that she would oon lead them to too retreat oi ncr um band. They followed her, unknown to hcrself, a a shadow. She left Chicago and eame to Padncah, the detectives coming on the same train and steamer. She landed and going to the samo hotel With her, they found ber husband, who was immediately arrested, and after perliminarj examination waa com faller Investicaah belicvictf the ab.believicgtüo mittcd to prison to await a tion. The citizens of Paducah nnllilflg labxrr and heavy expenditure would not have been incurred to arrest a poor felon, have been led to believe that there is a political reason for the conduct of the Prnssiaü Government, and that the charge of a civil crime is made to get hold of a political crlmnaT, and they manifest a strong determination Co shield the prisoner. A writ of habeas eorpus has been taken out, which it to be tried, arid able connscl are employed on hath sides. The affahr has created two parties in (he town, denominated Prussian and antiFrossian; tb? latter of which has the; majority. Tub Kaxsas Coxtextios. Before its dissolution, the Constitutional Con tention of Kansas adopted an address to the peoplo of the territory and to the people of the country generally. The policy it recommends to the people of I Kansas, is that they giro the new Con atitution just framed a hearty and unan imous ratification, and that they ref iso to accept of any organic law which may wention would not tolerate the policy of any Free State men qualifying under the Lecompton constitution, should it bare-1 ceived. This provoked an earnest and protracted discussion, for there are a few persons who think that there may be a contingency in which it may be necesMrr for th ff.r. nn. rni I mwmm i w vmw vasrwwassi W4asrsv s-ii i ii f 1 1 i r 1 1 r i assume their functions. (T The Henderson Commercial says, I whatever extravagancies and follies of fashion the ladies partake in, the female darkies are sure to imitate them. And n illustration cf the remark, tells the atory of a fashionable lady "of color" who was promenading the streets of Henderson on Sunday last, stepping along ia tho most pprowd stylo of a flirt, when all at once, newspapers commenced falling, and her dimensions commenced contracting until aboutyty papors were strewn upon the street, nor was she awaro of tho loss Kvansvill Men Ought to Remember this. Not long since a drummer for one of tho wholesale houses at Evanavillo came here and in trodoced himself to one of our prominent merciianiB, ana asiced ror a call from him. "No, sir," aaym oar merchant, "wo intend to do oar trading at Cincinnati and New Albany," whereupon the drummer abowed positively that tho goods could bo bought of him, or in other houses at JEvamille, eft as pood rerhar better terms than "lint," Bj9 o-XT merchant "wo haver been badly' treated byyoir prominent rrten, and yTÄSto Now. this is tho fcclinir that r re varies rnr whole coramnnity. We would all liko to see and help build up a great city in Southern Indfana, bat we can never help to build up a city whose public men have dono everything in their power to break down the county towns nn i important villages in the rich and crowing counties through which tho Straight Lino Kailroad ia located. Had EvansviHo w a a - a. oeen true to ncrseii true to ner own ruture and nmsnpritr thu trsul in thim rr!rtn . country would bo going there instead of Cin cinnati, LoaisvK!e, New Albany, and other places. Bv rieht it o-rwht to try tn Fvm. h mjirepresent an honest' cemmanit.y answer! tir SSr ?i lV-WT time and inr proper terms, the Straight Line RAilrr,. ef rrAvIno- m. FrnA: . twjndie and failure .would now bo runninr to this place and doin? a pood buniness. '"L1: Indiana virofit br exr-iriencef Wa ahall ae. I ! .. A4 . 1 I n amynvmristei A W fVil TnnllAnii rinfamnlerAa tVisb in m cnef ip ... . . , v wmcaam.rtsLi- a a n (.iiiiiriMTK on public a ' J" kuo B" mMn. all .t. w tfs v cm svijcb a.; m iiiii v ptfml measure w wbich the adrnmistration baa Ha An cnAcfnli .u j . ofltie "7""!?? 4 j -v II SCWUU OI uis wear, of tha ' j, " 7

Bricht and Lecompton Democ-

lacj. The New Albahj ledger, a sound Democratic paper, that has always sup ported the principles- and men of the tMftlf 4 14 1f 4wm ie HAfMtnanla An strange kind Of Democracy proclaimed in Senator Brihts speech 0n Hjcompton.sm. We commend it to the careful attention of our readers as an exposition of the strange principles sustained by Bright and his organ's under the name of Democracy. Mr. Bright has not continence in the' jfeCpteV to allow them to decide upon the character oil their fundamental laws; It ia scarcclj neceaaart that we should aar u"v Sfi. 7" vV . LvL" 1.! Un f wfn eitem 9 tM löss for aaying 5 bo9aitl j and candidly, but decidedly.For Mr. Bright 's Bake, and for tho pake er &??"JS fit? . can do neither any cood. and wo fear may work rol&hief to both. , . . Uta de I It will b eeh that or Senator, in fence Of tno Lecompton wncunie, gocsiartn- . f a i iin - , mi ntlior Senator COrlainlV fartlier 1 i than any other Northern Senator in ignring the rieb or tue feopie p rass oon in work of their BCTvanta: lie'takea the bold ground that conaütntiona arrotnd not be tfub- ,. , ... , I . or aiaPProval-that tho work cT iH eonventiori should be regarded as final and binding, and that after they have passed trpon it, !ZllJ JK respect Mr. Briirht places the provisions of a constitution in the samo category with tho enactments oi a think that the one can be, or right to be, as liable to change or repeal as the other. This ia not our view of the subject, nor do we think it is tho riew of the masses of tho peopie. A constitution is an Instrument which o irht to be more sacred, more stable, less . . . i . i i i auoject o cnango iqiu a aimpio icgiBinuc enactment. On one account, however, wo are not sorry that this speech of Mr. liright's has been made, we think it win awaicen tno people 10 true BenM of tto danger to our popular itnü0M . thö J3? .the "P" bU ! 18 evident that there are those among: us who think the people aro not to be trusted, axcirr thbocgii tdeir bipbisintativESj with political power. The discussions on this measure have shown that, whatever may he their theory, in practice they are not willinsr that the pcoi-ie shall be invented with any power dibectly. It is only when Altered through representatives that thev can have any say ao in the formation of their or- I game laws lwo-tlilrilS OI Hie lxcompwil I party in the 1 louse hava already voted that the constitution, framed at Jcconipton 1 binding npon the people of Kansas till 1364, though never sanctioned by them, büton the contrary expressly repudiated. TbeTe can be no mistaking tbe tendency of the times. There U ad evident Ish to clothe the representatives with an odor of sanctity, and to xalt him above thote whose servants lie has generally been regarded. TTe regret to see I so geod a Democrat as Senator Bright lend- I lit'iL1? it 1 111 uiidvb cvuun.li nitit tuu uwinu vi tho Nebraska bill, aa interpreted by tho late Indiana Democratic Convention and the masses of tha Democratic nartr. Mr. Bright is a bold man and he has taken a bold position in this speech. However much we are compelled to differ from him we cannot but admire tho courage with which he has avowed his sentiments on this question. His couraee is a piece of desperate hardihooda defiance of the people 5nd his political career. that will end his noli Troops for Utah.. Letters from Ft. 1 Learonworth say that tho troops for Utah will mote in two divisions one will leave about the 20th inst., and tho other bout the 10th of May. It is calculated there will be 5,500 U. S. troops in the field, and the contractors of supplies and transportation will employ some 3,500 other men. To engage in this service men are flocking into Fort Leavenworth from all parts of the country, and the town is crowded. The Expedition will bs accompanied by a large delegation from the Press. The London (England) Times has a correspondent already on the way, in the person of a Mr. Rutherford, a Scotch man, who has started provided with evcry necessary of a camp life, a la Crimea. Mr. Fillmore, a young man of New York city, goes out as an additional rnrrrv:nnnrW f.r I. XV.ar YnrlHerald, and a young man named Benjamin T. Hutchins, who has been employed by the officers of the Sixth Infantry tcacl as i5ir secretary, is to bo a cor respondent of the New York Post. Uassas. U U reported that fhere is

a serious division in the Free-Soil party of this? comfortable but novel establishin ir..-: .ir..i .1.- I m-nt to euddIv enl v tho provisions tobe

... . ..UOVJ. 4.,IILT UOUUICU IHU Will. xi ... forces into the conservative and radical elements, so that the leaders of cither party may clutch the offices which the people bsvo to give. Jim Lasers not to hate it all bis own way, for a fearful opposition is growing up to cause him great anxiety. He is aiming at the United Semtorriripf but a large portion of the Free-Soil party do not think him worthy, and a lafge portion cf the moderate and sensible men hate always disapproved of his ultra abolition docfrines and violent rneasuies. The conservative men will insist on tho elevation of sounder men than the leaders of tho To.Vi mrl PdrlJ' McsuricKST Bequest. Mr. Charles I fftIilfn of Pinrinnnti rrnllw Hixi. The Testator wills-that orphan children of either sex,- fromtho age of five years t0 fourteen' shaH received, reared and ' t Ai .'aTvP i,. educated OUl 1 0lth income Of the proprtJ devised for' that purpose. The UnirersitT is to bo modeled after the United States, the Grrard College being the source from whence Mr. MeM'rken derived the- ba sis cf the institution to be e stablished through msiiberahty. It is to be complete in all its department, from" the primary w mo i.iäuc wucgtaw cuurae, Wim proiessorsnip in ail mo sciences , . i.r:u.,.:Äfc .

double doses, otfone 01

ru " "4'UIUMWUa' lauk ul a ia lud ijcsiii iui Liausuuua t3yA New York corros pendent of the Boston Journal agyt that neVpolltlcal combinations are being formed in that city with a view of bringing -out Hon.' Jame 'Guthrie aa a candidate lot tbe Presidency. -

OCT The Ilicbmond inquirer say a

that the transfer of Mount Vernon to - a . a a I the ladies Mount Vernon Association is now a filed (act OCT At Cloverport, Ky., week, the rise in the Ohio caused a portion of tho. bank to cave in which disclosed three lndläD ß18768 filIed mth b0ÜM tomanaWS, DCaaS. CCC. I A ITarO Caix. The Bridgeport (Ccnn.) I Cf.j.i .1.-. r. -n: ff, t.,. ton member of Congre frcm tL'at district, 1 could be elected about aa eaailj aa Divea could ge a skating. OCT Through the politeness of the offleers of fh liy. tr were favored, on I "t oo - - . : . Saturday, with late .Louisville papers. The Briggs fs 6ht cl Oer horae boats and every way worthy of patrorfage. OCT Some of tho fast ancT fancy men of Yincermcs are taking measures to establish a trottinr course in or near the Southwesfern Ägridültüral fair grounds . ., . . ., .... f .1 in tuo vicinuy 01 tuab s..j. ...w..., - Ii n wipi m rv ri iiisl i i l r . j-. i .l 1 11 - irinnt rMtirm rnUTSe. WOUld DO nO I e . i, ti i A yotfng girl phfyiifg iri the street z . j In . "l x''!!' . " ' . f . Accosted by a woman with an infant,' Who a3kcd herto hold the child while she vent d short distance to store. Trie little girl, proud of bfef charge, toddled about the streets with the baby, and waited in vain for tbe mother to re tarn. It was c trick to get" rid of the child. The little girl finally totk it to her own hfrme to be reared by her parents or sent to the Alms Housc Or" The Turkish Admiral who came to this country to procure a ship for the SulUn, applied last week to the Kavy ' Department to have a three decker built in the United States Nary Yards, to be constructed of the best material and workmanship without regard to cost He was surprised to learn that our Goternm0nt dis not undertake such jobs. . , . A t I "w n m vunviii, and it was suggested that a naTal con ductor would be assigned him to prevent and imposisions upon him. 1 o ... . . t We learn by the Glasgow (Ky.) Free Press, that last Friday night a negro man, liam named Fostr, Iwlonzmz to Wil liam Martin, of Monroe county, was murdered by another negro, , w:n .1 r naiucu i him, 1110 iiujicr.jr ui .mva Mosbey. He had received a blow on the back of the head and a shot in the mouth. On Sunday evening, the 4th inst, a man named Saunders, residing in the southern part of Iarrcn county, was thrown from his horse and instantly killed. He bad beeri riding a race with arothcr man, when his horse shyed and threw hirö S-st a trte ün lhe Mme !T!"!TF' "? !? IS? "11? apemi te evening at a neighbor's, when the wife was shot through tho head by some person unknown? jealousy doubt less. The Free Tress also learns that a rtan, named John Nerill, having charge of a saw-mill, wear Pacis post office, had his anrf cut almost rrr two by the saw. The Congressional Kitchen. A Washinglon correspondtnt dessribes tbo Congressional Restaurant, . iri' the basement of the Capitol, under the Eeprescntatives' Hall, as a magniucarrt zav loon, lighted by beautiful chandeliers, and tnarblcised iron tables with heavy marble tops, arranged around the room, with luxurious chairs, and a large polished marble counter irr the centro where or ders are receired and payments, made. But the kitchen is the greatest matter of interest. The Meter says: There are seven rooms appropriated to cleaning vegetables, dressing meats, openMg oysters, an-i maKing pabiry. Cut my readers may inquiru at whose expense is this vast restaurant furnished and kept up? It is hardly credible,- but stiil it is a fact, that the expense of this public kitchen' is paid out of the public treasury; that is to say, the rooms are all finished and furnished by tho governikak) In Iii a mrict rnctlr strlr. and COal I nri o-a thrown in. leaving the occupant . . . - rcuils to C00KCU ' wuisii m uucrnaiu rcenibcrs of Congress and tho employees about the building at extravagant prices. I understand that a large number of reg nlar boarders aro accomodated.' and tire 'cook' informs me that he can provide comfortably for a thousand people. DIED. On Saturday evening, April 10th, Sirs. PIIEBE ANN VS! wife of Thos. PotsDtXTca. ill take place this (ronday ) morring, from the late residence, corner of Slab berry and Second Streets.' SPECIAL NOTICES. WTifc NOTICK9 in this place, 10 cents per line yaS (solid Ay4e) one insertion; 20 cents per line three times; 30 cents per line od weerol dlscouut on longer time. I I-, I i - i- i - I, I, i 1 1 iu in 1 1 . n 1 1 ii - ' OR A. at Southern SIllls, for 10 cts. ?cr büshel'at retail .and ? per ton, by apS-tf IQLEIIART BROTHERS. COAL. noDIAM MIN I. MO COMPANf , (Office on Water street, under the Telegragh Office.) Cart loads of M bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal delirered to any part of the city at tt 0 per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expense of the purchaser. B'mf"t bankof lniT,,Nw? mono3 I'?!)? ' J?I"-70.:- " . tcc , ... . Dmi sny ofenrHUhUTerseTcreMtooinucb linner? if any of our readers have cooki who tempt their appetite a littieio far, I will una secret that will lead tbem to tbe enjoymentof their dinners without a visit from that gouty old gVntleman Dyspepsia. Take a nose CP Da. DrotB'r IaviootATOa arrta rATiMo, asb tor witt MBtaa m VkOTfetcfc with Iitdioestioii; but on the contrary, before the next mealtime approaches the appetitt wiltW sharpened to appreciate any kind of food. If the food rise or ours, the Invigoraior will fix the matter at onXi tor there is fcttethlng In it that, to use the expression of a rrtene.wm ie nDW rrarei stone, an maexne inTiaoratorasrtthevwiiidi. w- hr.trieditin m w - . double doses, on' one or two occasions, for skkr beM ache, and it acts like a charm. What we want to say to our readers, young or old, Is, if anything ailryou, go without delay and get a bottle of Da SaHrroaBl ImoOaaToa.and if it dont cure. come and tell us, for w wsat to see one person that ft will not oenent. ee Aevtrtiseiatnt.) tnanlO-d&wlo-

SPECIAL NOTICES.

. Crist o for o'a Hair Dy. Th transition of the Dalr froöi trey, red, or sandy, to brown or bUci, pro duced by this article is imrawTajrEOPS, and the color brought out is natural, bright and tNCUAXGEABLE under exposure to the air or sun. Being alio a cntri-1 Uois preparation, free from corrosive ingredientf , it is JJJJ .J . beefIciAl to the hair. 1 "ence is s lavonie notoniy wiw men or rasnion. cleof inestimable rank. Soli eTThere anJ apvut 19 universally approvea py uuiies as a 1011 aru 1a - t . - ' 1 ... Pwiyauuamressers: JOSEPU CRISTODORO No. 6. Actor House,' New York. mrtUnfdac till. COGSWELL'S AXTIPHIiOGISTIC rt r TT m . .... . 9 That ha fftimtSd auch' rraSi! eltect. in many ca of Nchaloia,- Vr tioo, and ArrccTldnt or fax Ilea, caused b$ disturbed circoUtisn. in those who hT tried H rn this city. Is for sale at .. . ftfeLLXR fz WniTB'8. sWTbe highest testimonials of its efficacy have been giren by fl Äümbei tit the most respectable cltizcts who hare tried" ft. .DrspePsla and Flta.-DU. TRACT DKI.OttME, r tie rre-At cwrer of ConFttnption, was for setefäl Veüri 1 ny aAicted with DynpsJa that for iL part of the time he u conffned to hi bed: lie was eventu.-.l!y enreacy a prescription turn wneu mm Dyayoungciair . . ... . ....... . . rnvinl Hrl. Tbi.--1Mion. rfren bwatnrt-f rhilil while in a süle of trance, has cured everybody who wmiema ssue oi trance, nas I'as takea it," nefer having faUrd once. It U it!ally as sire in cases of Fits as of Dfsrtrsli." The ingre-. dients may be found in any drug sfof. twill send tliis valuable prescription to any person on the rer eipt or one stamp to pay postage. Address, taV TRACY PELORM , Gret Cwrer of Consumption, apl-d&wlm New York Post Office. Late Discoveries In I'athciocy show that tcry many of the d icsutes which afflict mankind ariso from imparity of the blood. This bas long been suspected but is only lately known.'. In cciTrtrtIon, t hirties are found to be a sc4inrt.iry ?r?rt frcm the Mood. Dropsy, Gonjt, Cancer, Ulcers an-i Kruptions, all arise in disordered depiu frtn Oie Mood. Billions. dieauesaiid fevers are caused solely by its .4eTangM un healthy slate, and even the decline of lift-follows the want Ü vitality in the blood. In view of these faHs Dr. Aycr deigned his Cath artic; Pills especially to rtirify and invigorate th lood. aud hence we beliebe to ariei'5 Jnparaklled sUcccu fa controlling iiscase. -Medicaf Journal. 7 Mexca-MoW mrUl dXwlm Lfnimeni. rom rich and poor, bond and free; all colors, grades and conditions of life, we hear the saire meed of praise awarded this tonderf il article. Sores are healed, fains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made rseful,at.d untold ils assuaged by this great medlcjhe which are surprising to the judgment of man. YTbat family does not require a standard Liniment. Who efer heard ef th " ccts prod-iced byany othc? arfiiieT For Cuis, Umist, Sprrtns. IThcumatisai, Swellings, strained Jlorses, C2 , it, has no equal HtVfktZ Or Imitations. ' . .t . V The genniue Jlustang Liniment is sold by all respectable Druggists and L.vcry ', Men in every town, parUh and hamlet througbit I.orth and South America, Kurope and the Islands of tVie Ocean.' Buy atonce. l;ewareof any otlier 'Brairds Mnimcnt-' It is abase imitation. , BARNE3 fc PARK,' ni.ir31-di: wlm Proprietors, Xew York. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. RATES One sqnare, (10 lines solid Agate), three times, f 1 00 One week, 1 60 Two weeks. 2 äO One mouth, 4 "0 I Three month 7 60 Hix months .....10 00 Oneycar, U 00 Discount on larger advertisements. t sT" Can! of six lines or under, 10 per annum. fay No "till forbid" adTertiaementsreceiYed. 4fsT No advertisement inserted fr less than St. LOST! SOMEWHERE on Main street, near First, a Cameo Rreatt Tin and licit Buckle. Tne finder will be liberal I v rewarded by leaving thru at Hal iocs Si Stoddard's Drug Stör. nlu.3t "- J 1" A I'itlAt: '01t EYEUYllUlllI WHO SUBSCRIBES FOR THE .VEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS, in, mtrw v A BRATJTIf ULLY ILLUSTRATED FAMILY NEWSPAPER. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS 1 one of he largett and best literary papors of the day.- A arge Ouarto containing TWENTY PAUKS, or il.VTV COLUMN'S, of ehtertaintnr matter: and Li SLEUANTLY ILLUSTRATED ttery wcet. A fltFT WORTH FROM W CENTS TOtlOOOOO will p.k .HENT TO EACH UISBCKIUKR ON OF THE SUBSCRIPTS 1VX iTijyt.x. TERMS: One copy for or ye., and I gift Three copies one year, and 3 gifts Five copies one yer, end & (hits Tan eories one year, and 10 aiAs. . . . . . ..tl 00 ... f Ort ... s CO ...1 OA ...a) co Twenty -one copies one year, an 1 21 gift. Canada sätaeribers must send M cents each in addition to lbs abore ratesto pny th American poage, which mar; be pre-pafd. The articles to be dUtrfrnted are comprised ia the following liit . I ITuitrd 9. Treasury frrf.. HOCO 00 3 do do fo ........ ftnooOeach. & do do do 300 00 each. 10 do do fo ........ lOOOOeaeh. 10 Tateht Lever Hunting CajeJ Watches...! 100 00 SO O..I4 Watfhoa v. '5 00 WT do . ...v... 60 oo l do WOO .TOO OoM Watches 35 00 500 Silter Hnnting Cased Watclics... 10 00 oa Silver Vatcbes.-.. 10 h to 35 00 tono Gold llnard, Vit and1 Fob Chains.. 10 00 to SQ 00 lOOOUold Pens and Pencils....... ... a CO to is 00 CSoM LoeVcts, TtraeeUU, Brooches. Ear Prop, l'reast Pins, Cud' Pins, Sleeve Button Kin;s, Shirt Sin Is, Watch Keys, liobl and ZWtcr Thinibl, ftbd a rariety of other vrticli-s, worth from ecots to 915 00 each. On receipt of the fnosfription money, the subscriber's name will be ntred upon oar Koks nr-pofit a number, and the gift orreipo"1'11 with that numiwr will be forwariledwtthin one weea to him. by mnil or fsra. tnf .nM Thn-c H naithit' hnmhnr nor lotterv nbooh9 the aKve, as every subscriber Is snre of a Prise of I value. M prefer to mak this liberal distrtbattop tmftnf them insttnt-1 of rit in a larire cotnmissioti to Aceat, fiving to the suharrlljer the trnontl tliat woMin ao to tr.a a t Dt. ana in many cases a nun tired fold moia. DAM F.I, AnKH.rublLher. 211 Centre surest. New TorK. ap 12-5u. t II A fits.J 2doz a. cr.H.r Caie Chairs! . 3 doz. Willow WorlfSJri Chairs; J ut rcceive-1 by Z. II. COOlv & FO V. V " KELTlAltUOTVS.2 doz. Canal and R. R Wheel-Barrows; 3 dox. Toy U'hecl-Barrotrs) i a. rm J u rtjece i ved'by z. ii. cook s sov. WOfrBEX AD WILLOW VARB.Ml dux. ass. Market lUskrt; 10 nests aborted Clothes' Uasketsr 10 dot. Well Buckets, assorted ; i do Cotton Mops.' 10 d a. Pine and Cedar Churns; SO nests Va.h Tut, S in ; 10 do do do tin.; IS loa Rssorted Vaxh Tul; 2: do do Buckets; 10 do Cttbir cn; 10. nest ass. Wooden BowJsr . . Just receired by X: IK CCClv !z SOX. aplfJ OAK FEKD llASKKTS.-Wdoz. very fine Oak Feed Boskets, country' mAke', iut rpo-ireil br ap 10 IVKW DOOK! .KV DOORS:im Psalms and llymns; Parish Palmoly; Church Psalmist; Tilliam K. Beeil on CarperttT c Xasy; City of the Urea' Kng, l.y LV. Belli Scenes in Clerical Life, taken from JMrrtkwood; New York Ilger, lUh April; 'lag of onr Union, do oc ,' Ballou's Pictorial, do do; Harpers' Weekly, 10th do; Just received at J. ITCALT'S. apio Lecture on Knight Teuiplary. TriE celebrated Lecture on Knight Tcmplary. by ROB. MORRIS, of Kentucky, whWh has len de lirered in the principal cities and towns of tbe United States and tbe Cauadas, will lie pronounced at Marble Hall, in this place, on the 13th, at 7M, P. 31. Ticxets 35 cts. For sale at the Booxstores. aplo-3t . ASTROLOGY. ANT of oar readers, doulitless, will be gratified to learn that the Venetian Jtstrelocienne, MADAME PILOTU. has arrived in this city; and her stay being very limited, the opportunity should I immediately embraced by all who are desirou.4 of hearinc s repetition or the past, or of peering into futurity. . She comes highly recommended. The Msidame has the celebrated ROM AM TALISMAN, which will secure to those mbarking on the tempestous ocean ef Hf ineritable success in their busiaess transactions: ?he is also a practical Doe tress, and eu'many' valcable remedial compounds, which, to those afflicted, she will be happy to administer.- . gar" Her Tees are very liberal, being, for apprising one of the oast, present and future, onlv one dollar. t7"8hecaabssent'th6 Washington -House, for STCwaars. - apio-u

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IM Prince of Uie Houof IeTid; Odd FellowaCaet- i.. !.-; Hartwr'a Weemly, i fr?I t)Qi ?i hatorday Kveniu Voatt April 10th; N'w York Merciuy. April 10th;

xew 1 ora imager, Apnt 1 ut. FUj of our Union, do 0; Dallou'a Pictorul, io do; Movellette, do do; Jiut reccired and for sale at M. L. JOHNSON 8, aplO first rxctt. FOR SALE. AN excellent counter and good shelying and drawers for a f tore, for sale, one door belotf Main on Water street. A pply to apHM w JOnN IXOLK, Ja. xt n c tv urnncn PREMIUM PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, MEL0DE0XS, And all kinds of Mnsical Merchandize, 73 roCRTH STaaaT, cmwbr the ratioxal hotil,! LOUISVILLE, KY. CT" Orders by mail for any kind of Musical Mer cb&ndise ttromotly attended to, mnd warranted t sat isfy purchasers. We fill caah orders for sheet Music, ZYT secona nam; riano: aim tor pnrncni. CiT- Refers to iou. A. Iglthart, M. L. Johnson, and B. II. Sabin. apltf-2mdStw GUARDIAN'S SALE; W9Y virtue of an order of the Cort -Of Common U.9 Pkjas of Vanderburgh county, I will expos? to gale at ublic auction, at t)w. Cmrt Houe door in HvinsTille, on 8atnr4ay, May eth, lfäs, the following described f al estate, to-wlt: Lots 11 6l 12 in block Mo. Eleven (11) in tbe 4th Jtnlargement, adjoining Kvarsvill and. now embrar-ed within the corporate limits of Evansville, aforesaid, being the property of the h'eirj of Jos. O. Fisher, deceased.., Tin! m.t smI. C' ruh. la1ar- in' ß 1" ml 14 rlonths, the purchaser giving notes with approved security, waiving relief from valuation or apprauemcnt laws, and tearing interest fom tTay of sale. llKAt'KKt MILLS, Guardian of Joseph U. Jt'Uher'a heirs. apO-itd&w i 11 TO LEi1. vnITR'EE' ÄOOM8 for office, wilS" entrances on JL Miln, set to be le separate or togeürer, . Apply tX rUBELL&C0Nl'NG70!f. ap'j Administrator's Notice and Sale faTIlK tThdersieneti. havine been rnointM br the J Vrobate Court of Vanlerturch cuuiity, Indiana, Administrator of U?e estate of Thomas Kdmond.decensed, will or tttrcr lor sale, on Saturoy, tpe 1st day of May, a lot of horses, cattle, fogs, household fumitnre, nnd other articles too numerous to mpn1 : ; , l '.. j ' " är a tion, being the pttrsoiial Property of said deceased.' The sale will Uke plara at tre lafe residence oi said Kdmond, beginninf'at 10 o'CIock, A.M. Terms of sale for air snns over three dollars, a credit of nine iOuths will be given for notes with approved security. Sums less than S3, cash. apO wit Administrator. ELECTION NOTICE. n Annual Election of eleven Di?ctors for T nE Si might Line Railroad Company, will ba held, at .ihe jh iuf xiTiiiiaviije, luuiaunpuus una l ictcixüu th L' : II 1 J : 1 r 1 XeoiihrooSÄ lMsy,lfc, at i o'clock, P.M. isuaoolis, on the 6Ui of I For the purpose of ascertaining wtetÜer it 1. or be not, the will of the StocKhoMer, to trH,u the making of the road and go into liquidation, as provided by luw, to wit, by collecting all unpaid subscriptions, paying all liabilities, and. dividing the surplus pro rata among tbe stockholders, tbey will 1 requested at the coming annual meeting, t Tute on ttHt question, in prsou or bv firoxy, betöre the election of directors; thote in favor ,of Kinting up the corporation to vote "Liquidation and Dissolution," and those in. faor or a continuance of the Compel hy, uii a Tiew 10 we completion oi me romii to i No Liquidation or Iissolut'nn." Karh share ia, is nVHHd to one vote. A,f'l vote is reques Lt oiiT of tire Hoard.' JAMbUlttbAt., apO-Jkwlt Sec-y. Tf Tinr L.1DIE19. ASrLE5tfIDarrivrof new envelope, 50,000. of various siEts,cotorf and qualities, at p0 IK) BE LI. COXYNGTON. AUMINISTKATOR'S SALE. BY virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county 1 will p; 11 at pui lie auction at the Court House door in KtsnsTlMey on the 11th day of May, 1 part of tbe 8. ti. qr sec. No. Ii, T.ti, S. K. Ill West, containing three acres, adjoining lands of l'eter Sharp and F. VT. firinkmcyer,and lying on the road leading from the l'oor House to the residence of Kdgar C. buns, aid lremises will I sold in subdivuions, a plat of which ran be seen at my otiiceTermsof sale, one-third rash; balance in 13 and IS months from day of sale, the purchaser g ring notes with am-roved security waiving all relief frtm valu ation or appraisement laws, with interest from day of JILLS? nkmann. t . sale. jsKACn.r.1 M1L.L.S, apltjcwt Adinr. of Adolph Brinkmann Nntir.r nf Snlr? of Rpnl I'sfntp. MTOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an i order of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburg county, the undrsigued, Administratrix of the estate of Emory Wilson, decerned, will sell at public auction at the door of the Court house, in the Cit of Evansville, on Saturday. May 8th, 1: be tween tne nonrs oi 10 o clock, A- M. ami 4 o clock. r. .M. or said day, Lot tbirteeu (13) in 11 lock tive(ö Ui the Northern KnUrgemeiit of the City of Kvausville, upon the following terms, to-wit: One-third of 1&WS&3 mor.tbs; the purchaser to glye his notes for the de ferred payments with interest secured by mortgage on toe premises. uakkiet h ilmj, ap7w Administratrix. MAKDT.E HALL ICE CREAM SALOON. 'WMIK suliscrilicr having UK en the magnificeut snit JL of rooms on the 2nd floor of the AJarWe Hall ; building, Main street, will o ret, will open it for the reception of ly, April h, ,i begs leare Ut ind former customers that he i jirevisitors on 1 hurwla form Ms friends an pared to farnisu. dunnr the entire nunirmi- m.in. the most exquisite and rlghlV flavored ice cream. Ladies visiting this saloon will find a plewtanl room always at their service. P. Mc.KAY. Balls, private parlies and weodings fimbhcd.and cretua frozen on tbe most reasonable terms, ap tf W7 IIITH COU.--1500 bnsheis prime White EDW. It. HILL. w w c; ap75t m, fur aal ly V.WKBC iOTIO.S for Mav. relneed price, 10 cents, at DOBELL&: CÖN YXOTUN. WKv iiooks!nkvdoorV:: li liiviiiK.4Une' Travels in Africa; Life of Aaron Burr; Twin Kosof ,'by Mrv. Mowatt;' Illustrated' Loudon News; Jtret neived by DCTBELL ti CONTXCrON. api irATEIt PAlt N.ls jut rervivlRwI foraaleby Y1CKEUY k JOHNSTON. j f" t1AfW.-A' fine rort,rnrr cf Kbiplfe' and Willow J Cabs, J rn. reeenred; anrl f .r e ut V1CKK1VY f JOlINBTOX. fei MST rOTATOE.-40buske!sih More for 3sajejiy VIC K ERY at .tail va TON. OATS. 73 bale of Oats, jnd receired and In fine order, for sale by Z. II. COOK &: SOX. ap7 Sc.v nit i -:;. iu hbis. Masc. WinJ 20h!f bl.l.do. do: in hl.l sweet Malaga Wine; 20 hlf bids do do; 0 bbis Dante Currants; 10 bvs 5 lump tobacco; 5 do 10 do do; 100 hales Cotton Batting; Received and for sale by I. &P.1IEI.MANN. RBY MMKin anvauantitr. for aalest reduce! rrices.K hy mrl9 (1 POSTER & CO. roFKt:TifrTEn Sf AR..T.O bfds. this V day receired per t.raiiite ute,T ror sale hy UILUKUT i BOtVLE? ap6 8ycamore iear Water st. TAIX L'A.MILKK. TS lnxes assorted, for sale by U1LBJ.RT Si BOWLES. MILLINERY ffOTICE. B. E. J". TTR.IiR.' would Inform the ladies ill of Evausville and its vicinity, that he will carry on the Millinery business at tbe store on Second street, fruierlr occupieil by Mrs. Donaldson, nearly cpoolte ye.Re'. Mr. McCarer's chunh. fche will bleach and repair honnets at the lowot iriccs. no tt. i- ir .nre Myie, as s acids, witht nt lein tbära my injury': P as she u T Will new gonda expressol every werk rnm Ctncinnati, and will t?ep on hand ready trinimpd bonppts for tnnsient customer!!. T"e ratro?iar$ of IrlcTw who wish nn ibxssTl, or desire to ba?e 5M cues re paired to look as wcU as new, is respectfully solicited. Kvansvillc.AprilotMoS-tf sffcvsrers!ii cacs ilb CxnS Cove Oysters; do lib do no do;. Fresh; received and for sale by . . ... ; I. At D.IIEIMASX. jo hbds prime to fair N. 0. Sngv: 'A bbls relioild Mlasses," ' 5 hlf lL do; 6 Tierces Rlci, 23bblsTUe; 25 bags Pepper; la do AUpice; b bales Cloves; 300 mats Gasia; 3 cases.'No. rKutmegs: HhblMare: . , Received and for sale ai'i-edm MAN 5 DISSOLUTION.

THE undersigned have this day" by mutual consent dissolved the partnership of Campliell Si ;ber. All the outstanding accounts wjU be collected by Ronald FUher, who is authorised to settle the same, and who has assumed the payment of 'the debts of the late firm. Those JndebteJ -to the late firm are requested to call and settle taeir accounts with oudlay. JNO. K.JJ.OlfBKLL, RONALD TiSHER. Jne business of tha late firm will be 'continued by thedersicued. RONALD FISHER. band and for sale by- Ijan U SAM L ORR

FLASKS.

60 gross pint flasks; mi ao quan ao; 10 H pint - do; Receired and for aale by apH I & P. 11 EIM ANN. LACKSIITII'S BElXOWS.-A complete MW assoruneni vu iiaud aud for sale ! at SAMUEL ORK. . ttOUl) UOX VICEt.-AfuU stoik received and 1 for sale by SANUF.LOKK. WIRU IiniCK On hand aad for sulhr Ml SaMPKL ORTt. lUAIIiSJt.NAUH-VW kegs nVtls erprcted this' 1W Uy uouldbtsold Tcry low in Iais from '.the wharf, by aptl MORE PRIZES THAN II LAN KS!! Every ott'e TTrhet a TriieH TO BS DBAWH OK THE HAVANA PLAN. Shelby College Lottery, OF KEXTCCKY. It. FRA.XCE dc CO., Managers. Extra CIsm 1 1. To ke drawn 01 SATURDAY, April U, 70,66ri rrizceafnotintlngto 72,O0O Ilighert rrize 35,0 Lowest do ".UO Prftes payable in full without deduction. Every prise in this scheme ill be drawn. Ticket 810', Halve 8 S, Quarters gS.SO. Tenons ordering two Ticke, an odd and even num.1 -er are guaranteett to draw 40 per cent, of th ney back, SMyins nothing of the projpect of r mo-wckrt-y tho ing the full or approximation prices, which wv ,is tairanu nattering. The Manager' otPrial ftinted drawings will be sent to all Ticket-holders. AH orders sent to us w!!l inccire iirotnpt attention. C. 1IA;.V. Ac 00. ap6 Licenced Venders, Loaisville. Ky. IHSSOLUTIOX. ". THE partnership heretofore existing- between John A. Keil, John A. Hanrr and W. Carwntrr. under the firm and name of fititi. iian. s. Co. .MAS been thjsrtny diMolve.lby the retimnetit of tr having, burn purchased by the said John A.. Reitz and Joi n A. Jlaney. The aflairs and business of th& old firo will be settled u. by the new firm of REITZ & HANEY, Who will continue the manufacture of Slcam Engines and Steam Boilers,' rtf nv lIv. In..4h to -:.v .11 . 1. eu-jti ..- rauips, Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Oearina of anv sise. Also, distillery and Mining Machinery, and in fact everything i i the Iron line, at the old stand.' corner of Ingle and Canal reets. April th. IHS-tf It KITZ & HAXE V. W1IITT. LI.MIi .W Wds Fresb.r.oach, for sale r IUI U. FOSTER & CO. PATENT DREAP BAKERW No. 1, FIRST fcT., above Main'. i.uuiviiie pnees. Holding the eclusire right fr pnTFN?rftki a?r7 to?'?rtorftrhe Celebrated PATENT lSK3Arso popilsr rn Ersfern cities, being f.Hef.r "nl HMtTftisr. than the ordinary Bread, ',VV-?WW.',-.81.,H,hww nvited to try k. KKih CAIkh of every description always on """." 1 1 omrrs prtirapuy pneaand delivered, wedding arid raftles Haanlied api-dlm IMMP1S! IVIiiV nuntl&M Prine of tbe House of laTid; Odd Fellows' Manuel; i ne neue or ashingtow; The Three Beauties; Harpers' Weekly, for April M; Jew York I-clgcr, do loth; rhg of Our Union, do 10th; Kallon's Pictorial, do tnh; Atlantic Magazine, do Just received at far4) J. IIKALT'S. oil Cloths and I'nrpet House. rlr,"K LAI1 Jf!Tand heaviest stock In towi M. ceived anc. for sale cheap at town re , J. ÜAKLY k SON'S, mr-lm Fotter'a Rlocklst street. IKIXKSW. n.('lIKEE: " Pßß 2j boxes Salcratus: 50 do tarca; S5doren ltdcord; 1) do lkoonm; 100 do brushes, arted: In fo, and for sale low by (mr:il l U'H EEI.KR Ä KUMiS. VICTOHIOl.S OVKIt VM7 ARCTIC LIN MENT ItOnrdrnul.CUL. . ttA ,he '"rseroetit of lite 3 nBi8hIwÄ andit,ffiA;el4lar; thf r ?,SWf" " inters in the regions of eternal Ice, the civilised ffobc, and its nsrvelou, cur,. Where excitinv ..,,.;.- ment. -u.uTII At'FlACTnu RKJOICE. iirxDREns n.i ti... wnds bn,e tested the rirÄ'J re,'J'Wn; in B5JLAIL "nd W3KA8E, which other remedies ha.f fjiile.l t.. cure. Ilre Tnn theBRuNcilIT'S, XrTl; A LO I A, Ii II KUM AT-,-.l.-8CI:iKr,'A' EAR. Atllh or TOOTH-ACMK . A.r,T.'Ln n"1'' ith OL1 ifÄ'SSsfiWl.SW The Arctic Liniment will afhird you In.unl roJief. Everjhodj ij liabla to ror these dreadful accidents ' the ARCTIC I.IVIlirvr u ihonM he ker o Iian4, f.-rl.' V rt'rrls sitrc and immniiua - relief, jtcn wriPr from J.-ath. Lveryteanifioat anc 'lrl traj aUild ke. . it. ho t: .14. lAf, heard the . shrieks of rngnith uttered by the scalded or maimed ictims of extension. . t? ions, does not feel that nmi n - v mMnl of relieving their tor- . S tnr shouU always he acce..w iVvi1'1.1 Such does ei in thK Jj',mTriiacor.tro!lagtgcLt. THE MOTIIEll-s COMPANION. It cures PtKFS IV . THE BREAST. FOltK " XM'PLKS.SORELIP?, : PIMPLES, tie. Liei who prize a pure sxin, void of pimples, blotches, scurf arid all discolorations and excresrences, 'w should attack these trespassers on beaatrls domain as toon as thev appear with , The Arctic Liniment- . It I excellent tr llir Infi . giving it a healthy , glossy ce. It is GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST. It Is a sovereign remedy for the various diseases with which horses areaf. Hielt S. curiuf the Biont alarmingcases of Bruises, tiraius,8trin-htlt,.' W ounds, Scratches, weeney. Spavin, Ringlue, Big-beail, Poll evil, Sie. No fanner, livery stable keeper, or any perK.n owning valuable.. HOK8 E ?. should ba without this valuable remedy. For sale hy all respectahle Druggists and Dealers. , Paicxs or the Liniment, 3 cents, (0 cents and 4 1 a bottle. A one dollar boUte contains as much Liniment as eight twenty-five cent bottles. o Extraordinary Annonnccmenl. Every purchaser of a dollar tottle f the ARCTIC LINIMENT receives at Dr. Itracs's expense, the I'mitkd States Joi-isil. of Xew lork for oris year. The Journal is a large illustrated paper each rumber contiiuing sixteen pages, Iwautifully printed on clear white i Iper. ana nuca wim or-g-inai miraw imm the most lirilliant writers of thecountrr. Certincate of subscription and full particulars of the ncvel and philanthropic enterprise of which this offer forms a Mix, will urenrajMnv eurn noiur. . An AGENT WASTED in EVERY TOVfX and TILLAGE. DltAGO A Bt'RROWia. ,. M. Lewis. MsXaw Yoaa Orrica.Xo. T Broadway. , Commonications ihoukl always be addresseo to et. Louis, Mo. n w W. BIERBOWER and KELLER t Agents for Evansvilla. arl-Jmdä:

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