Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 128, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 April 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND.

THURSDAY M0RNIM1 APRIL 22 Grapes and Wine. The suggestions of our correspondent

are worthy the notice of our wine raisers. From the specimens tre havo tested, we are persuaded, we have wine here equal to any natire wine in the country. Some of it has been sent over the mountains and been pronounced excellent by the best judges of wiha in the Eastern cities. Our soil and climate are pecu-. liarly adapted to the grape, and tho time is not distant when tho vintages on the Ohio will be more celebrated in the world than those of the Rhine. A few years hence and we shall see tho amphi

theatre of beautiful hills to the Northwest our city, clothed with vineyards, whose harvests will add an important item to the commerce of the city. The profits of wine-growing aro almost incredible. A late California paper says Mr. Ktnerson near Las Angelos, in that State, has a vineyard of six acres, with 6,400 stalks in it, from which he made last year C.700 gallons of wine, and sold it for $8,125. Another vineyard of CO acres in tho same vicinity produced 150,000 bottles of "sparklipg California," which, at the market price, was worth $212,000 allowing one half for the expenses, interest, and so forth, and a profit of $100,000, or $1,CGG per acre remains. Our vines are not as productive as the California grape, but 500 to 800 gallons per acre have frequently been produced on the Ohio. TV. a fatm .rnnrinianti tVint. Lnvn Tw-cn TnnrlA In tue culture cf ape. and tlio making 0f wine, in this Yicinity, havo satisfied me thai no portion of tho Ohio Valley presents greater attractions lor tho raising of grapes and J at Cincinnati, at Hermann, above St. Lonis, and here; and I am satisfied, that we have ncre as nne ana irtmy ana aenewns ui wines, aa is made in tha West. Tlie creat difficulty with our wine is, that it is broojjht into market too soon. It has not m enough. There Is too great a demand for It, and not enough manufactured to supplj the wants here. Some time since, a friend Of mine desired to procure about twenty a. - 1ta.nl IMinliql. Uiiviis vi imrniHiif nine. Aknwa piiuwed for him and sent East. He bottled it, and informed ma that no Khenish wine he ever drank could compare with it; and such was simosi universally, me opinion 01 genwcraan wnurn n, aim wn were 1 mo . . i i . r j i- .1 . r I D I t,-HV.na InnrcfflMnr trr anr rvther. I atate this as an opinion of a good jodgo in such matter. I have also heard th opinion of haffhlr Intelligent Garmana from oil the the Rhine, who speak of it as equal (where it has age) to any they ever drank in the Fader Land.' But I did not set down to writa an essav on the subiect-thoueh a vev .i,..v. - -a. ry interesün? one might he written but to eall tho attention of our wine rnanufaetu"ra to th followinrr. whifh T rnt from the I ' Commercial at Cincinnati. Will not some ( our German friends, who are wine maenter the list of competitors for the premiums to be awarded at St. Louis, on Wednesday, the 12th of May next! The UID f 1V1U1UIU CS T 1 JJ BUV LA .IIVU ! ter to be proud of. L. wijc tair or ma Missouri wine covrANT. "The Missonri Wine Company offer the following premiums for the best pure native wines, ot the growth of 1857, to be offered in competition in tho city of St. Louis, on Wednesiay, the 12th of May next: Vint Premium... Second Premium Third Premium.. 'ourth Premium. Fifth Premium... Sixth Premium.. "The object being to encourage the culture I wibsj. ouerou mus, h ue product of the com pctiters. fron Quantit c bf not less than Jorty eallons, and of the vintage of 1557. to bo forwarded previously to the address of IIL'..XI. .aa.aMaa.lA. - . A ST ft L IV .ill the nndcrsigsed, care of K. Mackenzie. aOaa. .ft? fcj a-. .a. J ..11 I 1. . 1 growing States." A committee or twenty six gentlemen are U.IUCUa VI niiVUI avIaalSD. 9. jUllg W Ul .Ui Werk. R. Buchanan, and Dr. Warder are of Cxneinnat,. I. J. ALLLN, bee y. rr-y-We learn from Cant Fuller, that " ... ... ... '.. me recem neavy rams nave Deen mating work with th canal. Th f.iw inc breaks hava cenrrod btwe-n h-m and Terre Haute: AtFeesler's Ferry about 72 miles from this city, there is a bad break. It is supposed that it will take at kast a month to repair iL About two miles below Fort Gibson,20 miles from Evans ville,. there has another break occurred, though not a bad one. A t the first lockr 22 miles from this place,. i & slight break, which is, probably, mended by this time. It also broke at King's store, ei-ht miles from this place, but it alight, and Mr. Fuller went up to repair it last evening, and, doubtless it is all right by this time. With the exception of the break at Feesler'fl Ferry the damage is slight, but that break will materially retard shipments. CtT Ä Protestant lather with a catho lie wife, dying1 recently at Pittsburg, be queathed his children to the care of a Protestant friend to be brought up in his own faith. In accordance with the will tho children were placed in a Protestant school. The mother applied for a writ to recover the custody of them. The court decided that the- power to conatitäte a guardian: by deed or will, attested by two witnesses, given by the statute of Charles II., ch. 24, was in force that State, and refused the mother's p ! Plication.

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iu.uui.viM.- v. 'v, ...w v - , ty, a t t tt v i ji i n k uru i u t iij uaauujo mo nrrar. nreaicts mat no lecomnLontia can Vmr-torr. Ai.r. 01 acounieneuoi mese

about Evansville; especially on tlio ranjrc of t.i. I. ... .. ... .. TIia M.rn rcnftrto.l that lie lind let tho wErraas, AH genuineare in sue

hills in the rear of the city. I have in tho n"w ? "e P"n.c,Pw u" " tue next twelve mooing jo ? - ;tre'ct; 1cU.ecn Main the signatured A. J. White & Co., ... fa i. the decision 13 Dedicated cry plain m the first Conjrrcssional District of In- nd Loon.t.to Ms. Dtunmur. and Hauer, iviceöets.-

pasi tow years, aranso tue uiueren.K.nua . c P Tho Ma vor annotated, and the Hoard an- Br. M.in- Boot Puis. rt

Of Catawba, and other domestw wines, made one, anu constantly susiaineu ana prao- uiana, ior i.eprciuauvc, ocuaiui, vau- -- o nn . Pllinmtttl,;, Medlcinef.

ÄÖcr-Lt"; Oa Saturd morning, h. ltofMiy. He aUo . . at vineyards of Vanderburgh, would bo a mat- stepped into an establishment to view of the line, when laid, proving one of

OCT The princely fortune of Col. Fremont, appears to be in danger of being swept away by a recent decision of the Supreme Couit, of California. The Mariposa grant was confirmed to him by the United States Court, and he took possession of it, under that decision, and

by aid of the State authorities, lie granted leases to flh occupants of it, and among others, in April 1857, he made one to the Mercer Mining Company at a rent of $1.000 per month. The Com paoy had occupied the land for six years preiiously, and had expended $800,000 in machinery and improvements. The suit was brought to recover damages and the Dossession from Fremont. The points made in the case were 1 Whether the title to the niinera passed to Col. Fremont with his confirm ed grant to tho real estate. 2 Whether, conceding that it did not, defendant had the right to extract the gold while the title in fee simple of the land is in the lessor cf the phintiir. The court held that in the ontna grant, the mineral rights were reserved to the government of Mexco, and passed by the treaty of cession to the govern meat of tho United States, and have not passed from tho United States to Col Fremont by the confirmation of his title, He has acquired no more than was pos sessed by the original Mexican grantee from whoso grant the Mexican Govern ment reserved the gold. Th court dc cided that an owner of a Mining claim had a good vested title to the property till his title is divested by the exercise of the superior right of the sovereign pro prietor. Judgement was given for the lessees. According to this decision, th Federal Government is the owner of all gold, quick silver, iron, copper, sil ver, diamonds, and what not, that exists in California, and they may be taken by any onC till such a time as the govern ticed upoa in tho transfer of land coverin mineral richU in all the States. But the reservation of the mineral right is . ,. , i i. . . not complete unless the right to enter upon the Und to mine and remove the minerals is also retained by the Original grantor. If the Mexican Government Jid not reserTe tho right to mine and TCmofe fa M Of O t . . (l1lt no "Sht to enter upon the land Of UI. remont and dig its surface to procure the gold without hk; consent; and thongh ho Inay net possess the right to the gold, .ft hfti.i, fhft ft frht of ftPCesS tft L J - o - 1 IIa Vi . 4 Vi n I- mxwt tn ttta rrmta rJt tha viel t fa-" . f.L . 1. 1. - 1 I mino 01 wcaun, wnicn no oire can eiucr without his permission unless there is a distinct: reservation in thft Mexican laws or the rrrant. of tho riirht to mine. If . . , rftCOPWlf;An ;f vftnM 1 ' . . .. . . . extraordinary that such a condition had orumarj not previously been known and attract' ed public attention. la. at T" f-V . ., .I. ll . IWitev. xuaiey A. iyn, tno em-iacni Episcopal clergyman in riiiladelphia who withdrew from his church by the opposition of his congregation to his views on siaverydied in that city on the workine of a machine for shelling corn. Hn nl.ireil his arm unon a nart of the machine, where the sleeve of his gar ment became entangled in the wheels, Ä . i .4 and drew his arra ,n and crushed and lacerated it in a shocking manner. Mortifiation cn8"e,I . "J tn altcmPt wtas mau lU inc .-y BuipUUii.i.5 i.i jv i.mo awucMiuuiu mu was ioo iar, o" uonuay. ue nau just dccome uie pastor oi a new anu uourisning . . . . na-pcnaeni cnurcii. lie moved above and outside the range of sectarian bigotI or ecclesiastical exclusiveness; and he was generally icgarded as one of the I WW most Promising ministers of the age. I JS -. - w.w.t ivjavi!. ..nnea d, : anvthimr clan. Oit nr 07 o i: r. i:a. f Somo 27 cases applying (brdiTOrce, the following were disnosed f: ... . . . Manila Delong k. Jonah Dclong; diTOrce ßnted. Eliia Hartly r. Jas. Hartly; case continued. C II. Clayton, vs. Adela Clayton; divorce granted. Elizabeth Gibson vs. Francis N. Gibson divorce granted. James Gallaway vs Louisa Gallaway; divorce granted. Therese Ranpel vs. Chas. F. Itaopel; continucd. Malinda Ilandlay vs. John C. Handlay; divorce granted. The case of the Evansville, Indianap olis, and Cleveland Straight Line Iail road ' the citX of nsviller was ar- . gea en demurrer, Monday and I ues da7 The judge will give his decision ims corning. fttr Lord Hasse has sent a not in hDublin Post denvinz that he had made anv nredictions in retard it ih i. a? aV O w-i viutoiature of the approaching sommer. He has never expressed any opinion on the subject. The readiness with which the story has been circulated and believed that he recommended farmers to build shelters to protect cattle from the heat of the sun in Great Britain is considered as a proof of the extreme credulity of the public. (7"The proprietors of the Savings Bank in Indianapolis, that suspended last autumn, have adjusted alt accounts in the depositors by givine them $1 10 in - good securities for each $1 00 of indebt I J euiieaB.

I XTifeav lese t-iv. w. I ftnii eTnort in 1a rpa.rW for sen hv the

SAn Italian was violently assaulted

and beaten, by two Irishmen in New York, a few days ago. After the two men had satafied themselves with pounding him, they ..... i. i . r - v.. I held him Peveral minatcs on the top of a hot stove, burning hi in to severely that he Is 1 not expected to live. I ISTMon.gos.late President of Venezuea, has an exponsve family. His wif has M been allowed i 100.000 a year for pin money; th and yet it is stated that tha family have re- I mittel, .KU. . ft. 7. WOO, to x.uropo loriniii .bcPiuS,m t..v.a.w v ravolntinnnrr conti riirencies. It is not stir- I Prising that a revolution should occur, when , I I1 the head of tho government sounders the money. -zr-Thn Liner oontrorrT rwtw-M-n the I a--' i Street Commissioners of New York has been,

at last, decided in favor of ex-Mayor Wood eJ t0 ba lM tQ tLo CUy Collcctor for Cüifriend, Mr. Devin. Tut no sooner had he Uction when matured. ..I : . t. ..v I ...-a. TIia nmiKiftu nr.n. nt.1.1 to CX-

m .... r iu u Bu.n .u.rp. y wsented against ram as to cause Mayor nomann to remove him. Tho . . Post aaja ot uns mawucr. "The snarl in thU ofllce is a signal illustration Of the folly Of making departmcntal otTicers elective." .1 i u- rn: . r (. aax. Vj - v . w- - - w I I nn nn,,! 1.0 in Turv PWir Tfo I mother was Dresent. but so intoxicated I as to bo unconscious of the occurrence. Tu C5PRIVrriirrT, Tmornr-W Mardr 1 HE SPRINGFIr.laD 1 RAQEDI.- V . aMaCK Dookcr, who killed Ben Ilardin Palmer I Q.:..f:M Tv'., ln.;i 94 .i;A r ... uj-iiubuwu, v.. Ii... uu.u.w v.,

his wounds on Saturday last. Thus ends showing that 251 boats landed in January, be seen thnt all the aove painful anil distressing malone of the most fearful tragedies that wharfage amounting to $520 42; 227 in ics their origin ,u the i,iod. i.r. Mora's in0 Ki-Krnarv wiiarfiim 41 ftil? s-)l in March, d an KMt Pills are aclcnoflierized to he the only niedi-

evcr occurred in Kentucky. fjT'The RockDOlt Democrat SaV8 that Ur. lUVett, OT .CVansVlIle, nas purchased twft-thinl ftf 11 Ha lrr- flnnrino mill, O O I known as the property OI John bnoph & Co., in Kockport. The mill I will be run by üiessrs. larK ara rviveu ... . , . ir hereafter. OyMr. Hicks, of tho Rockport Dem gress, or even a county oAke prediction. (T The Philadelphia Gazette of Fri day B!ys that a Mrs. Sewell, of that cit', while dancing a quadrille in a plaec call ed Saranac lla.ll on Wednesday night. foil dead. The catastrophe broke tp the ball, and the body, with its hoTidriy atliro was taken horn?. fv- The Doylestown Democrat says that the? have discovered a hermit, in Bucks county, Ta., who asserts that he k.. I... !!.!. - VnMrn .a uuuil iitiii iu a tai v,. aouu ..H.r 1 1. . .. r . t. f...!.. u one s üücr.v lur more u.au lunj .m l. 1 years, ine man 13 SUpposeu 10 ue üe ranged. I üTAn express irorn tu uiau army passed through St. Ixuis on Monday for u!.: l...f v.a nmrn..r.;ta.1 nn. " " w.uUlu,viv news. We shall jzet the intelligence brought by the messenger froiu WashPKton. 07" A correspondent of the New York ews, on board the steamer Niaqara, vr rites that they are coiling awffy the CftWo the fate of 35 miles per day, capacity and prolit is now wirnotri a 1 a . V. . . . t a I doubt. ftirAn act ha passed the Legislature f x York, legalizing tints stock sales, The formor law prohibiting such trans--Äml matin(F ft,i A.htM :nei,rro,i in such transactions illegal-has Ucn fornid () whol, in0peralivCi tnd tho htuw hw fc fct un(Jer tbo reguh iatjons 0f iaw . gpe3ies of tambling wi.:ch the law could not nrevent nicn tne law couiu not prcvcni;. iVyMr. Speaker Orr. was unexpected SV 4V w m ly liberal in the selection of the House Committee of Conference. Mr. Howard, I V members, and well known as Chairman I ... " . . , 01 u,e Kansas uuiumiMiun. two or inrcc 3"rs ago, ,s on the Committee of Con. ierence, intcaa or ülr. Hoard, or iNew , ' , aum, as iu wicgiajm Crio.icuua.j re norteJ. Forte (rThere is a strong opposition rapid ly gaining force in Kansas against the last Constkation. Its negro equality provisions have offended a large portion of the free State men. The abolitionists have overshot the mark, and will cause their own defeat, A correspondent pre diets that it will be rejected by the peo ple. The Missouri Election. Tho issue in the August election in Missouri, is now admitted to be on both sides, eman cipation or slavery. The free soil papers are boldly and freely discussing the question of making Missouri a free State, and they are fully prepared to submit the decision to tho ballot box, with cntire confidence of success. The positions I they assume would have been startling fe" years ago, in any slave State. In the struggle to gain Kansas, the slave interest will loose Missouri. The German Demosratio paper of St. Louis, makes the following open declarations: Slavery t in reality, is a burden on Mis soun; n is- an expensive, corrupting auair - .a . a even lor our siavenoiaers, it is a wrong inflicted on the great majority of our whites, who. in the irat place, neither own slaves nor desire slave, and whose industry cannot compete with that or their neighbors in the free States, so lotg as slave labor continues of ÄTÄÄ'llÄ i t6itive impossibility in Missouri, so soon - ÄÄSKllÄ I : z . . I . be surrounded by tree fetales

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COUNCIL, PKOCEKDINGS. Council Chamber, )

Evansville, April 17, 1853 J. J r M a. . TT! vvuuin uivb pursuant w nujuuiuiucui the Marpor :n tho ch?ir. The members were all present, except Councilman Wayland. M r T . . ....1 an.l anP"?? - . ... . t ' . . M.An e9 ftt Yona America Ensine House, Board adhere.! to their former order, "to pay those bills at tip rate of similar bills xor "TunrMiu'trÄ'lmrr.r.m.nt,, 0flicers7 salariu, See. were allowed to tna amount of S2ST80. The Committee appointed to receive tho - . - .L - 11 anH nanAM lu Antins A H.a. PUT 16'tYey "had discharged that duty, and placed thera n tho lianas 01 me clerk. The Mirror anif Mr. Well. II. "Walker, pre - . . : : . w ". sentea a note, signed ry mas. tvuuac. - - that tbere "f "o. r.l for t),a mJQth of jaDuary than for tho months ui curuary aca Tiaren, uWlu, wisiiou tu awcrepancy wiey cu mo am, anu v, were uuwiuingw pay more w.u t vyJ uui ivV.iurKa uuut vv i T..' .1 f-.l . 7.V I 1 1 III. 11 KIM. Lilt III 11 1 I r n US 1U t tVU Vtvsm I hllU W 111 111 1 Ii WO " IVLI IIIOK1 MV.iv,. J. rauman applied for liccnso to sen at tn , ftn .ftp with inafrntinnii ta arrant thfi I ß v s iv 4a n vi i n itii aj"o for six months, in conformity with ext .v. i:. - l nn.n.ant Sa lAWillC, VI iilllallvlJB, niJVi UJ'Väl X J aa". aa w tll Citf TreasOry of fifty dollars. Th t-; .-rintendent rCDOrtcd that the Cistorns and FircjDepartment were in good order. w. ,f rnit.T Trnrtr, hi TATtort. wharfago $o'J: which were received and ordercd te be filed. I Committee on that subject, reported and width of a highw(.y commouly known as "Boonviilo Road." and recommended that .1.. V... L. M 1 . I tion tho township trustees for tho alteration I a . a . d change or said Inznwar, staling its nr-.ttTi ort.! ,,,....,.... '1 !,.. n1n w n f,r..c t n. 1 I n tutu . iiu va . i b. vita a a v. m a o w pija,va0.wai t0 pr0priety of the city making an upprotriation to nut tho road in a bettor stato of a. . - i repair. I Sixty dollars WCre aprftpriatod towards flXin? the road between the city and Uau mil I aa . . . " . lor the ensuint; year: finance llnhbcll, Kcitz, Sharpc. Claims Hopkins, Hart, Klliott. J'olice Gavitt, Unto .inson, l.onalds. Ordinance Hubbell. licdman. Sharpc. Streets and Alleys Mculzer, Wayland, tinier. H'Acirr Hnnncll, Codr. Sullivan. Market Huum ami II vjh S:ahl aylaua. uvitt, Miller das Slmrpc. Hubbell, Hopkins. ir Department YAvmry, SohmiittO, Elliott. r.lectiun. Kvitz, Jlnrt, tctcliell. Varty W'alU Uuuncll, IlopkiniiScliTnutte. Seirers and llridgct Kednian, Mciltzer, llntvhindoii Xuitanrtt KonalJs, Emery, Cody. J'rroneou Taxa -llewson, Sctchcll, Sullivan. Tha Collcctor, Treasurer, Marslntl and Assessor respectively presented their bonds. The first was approved; tho throo others did not meet the approbation of tlie Board on account of informality. The City Engineer was directed to examine the manner in which the work at Division street crtlvert is bing done, On his return, and report to tho Mayor. The Mayor was ordered" to proceed with the contracts for filling lot 11, 12 anil 13, In Block l,of 4th Enlargement of tl:e City. Sundry petitions wer pre?onted from citizens of tho Sixteenth ward, and in Klock 16, Stovkwell's Enlargement, und referred to Committee on Streets and Alleys, who were instructed to examine into tho matter and rorort. The Hoard then proceeded to the election of officers: John fcymth, was elected, on first ballot, Street CommisMonci ; August Ellis was elected on third ballot, Market Master to Upper Market; Franz Schneider was elected Master to Central Market; John llobbcna was elected Weigh Master to Upper II. ty Scale, and Franz SchuciJer to tho Lower Hay Scale. On motion-, the Board adjorrrncd rmtil o'clock, Tucrtday eveninsr. Attest: A. LEMCKK, City Clerk. SPECIAL NOTICES, J NOTICKS in this pHce, 10 cent per line rjkS 4li.l AirUx) one inwtion; so cent per" line three ti mc?; 'M cents vr lino one weck: tliscouuf ou longer time.ZW Advanced ye.tV offen cauie us to feel the ne cesiity of a resort t nonie artificial mcaii), by which to rally and restore ti:iiipJrar3r trength and lx-iiig to onr impaireti f;icuUic, which is mortefl'ectnally uone hy the ueoi riostetter' eelelra.l Stonuvch Hitter?, before meals. One wine gl.iss ued a rr directions on the bottle, or in snrlller qüantitie. if the person is weak in lxxl y, will convince the most eredttlons of its restorative tllectn, to which thousands can testify who used it for years, and und-ar no circnnist.MM-e could he iHTSuate.1 to d without it. La.lies epe Cially, have found IneitiniaMe benefits resulting from the uüc of it- For wie l y druggists generally. 8p30-lw KIIECM ATISM.- Pcafness, Neuralgia, Swelling, Stifliie and all pain, cured ly one lottleof Trof. DeOratVs KlectricOil. This letter Is one of many received recently: l'Ror. De Ukath: I had a swelling in my liml nearly a year. After Using many thinps without cn fit, the first ttottle of your Oil I used curcl me entirely. I shall ever remember you as my restorer. 2 NOLAN, ar20-l" Chestnut street SPRINC3 lUEDICINi:. ;rt the Purest, lrt th Cheapest, fJet the mom i:fTicacous. In short, get THE BEST, which are Da. Kos ace's SCANrtXAVlA!rBfOOB PCRIHER ARD BLOOD PlLLS. These wonderful Medicines are entirely vegetable, leave no bad effects, and caa not by any possibility Injure the most delicate constitution. Never was a good Spring Medicine so necessary aa now, for In addition to the Skin Diseases and derar.ci Stomach and Liver, which every winter produces, it is most evident 1 9 all who are accustomed to note the powerful influence for good or 111 that the mind has upon the body, tliat the anxiety of mind caused by the late wide-spread money troubles, ha injured the general health of almost every one. Then cleanse, strengthen and purify your system with the Scandinavian Remedies, and you will prolßbly save yourself from serious illness the coming iftiner.OT See advertisement. BR l at Southern Mills, for 10 cto. per bushel at retail, and 9 per ton, by ap6-tf IGLEHART ÜR0TUERSMexican Mustang Liniment rom rich and poor, bond and free; all colors, grades and conditions of life, we hear the same meed of praise awarded this wonderful article. Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made useful, and untold ills assuaged by this great medicine which are surprising to the judgment of man. What family does not require a standard Liniment. Who' ever heard of the fame eflect produced by any other article! For Cuts, Bruises, Sprains. Rheumatism, Swellings, Strained Horses, he , It has no equal. Btwut or Imitations. The genuine Mustang Liniment is sold by all respectable Druggists and Livery 31 en In every town, parish and hamlet throughout North and South America, Europe and the Islands of the Ocean. Buy atonce. Beware of any other 'Bragg's Liniment.' It is a base ImiUUon. BARNES & FARK, msrSl-dkalm Proprietors, NewYorl.

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CRESCENT CITY HANK. DiRECTOti. John A. Kcitz. Corrad Bakes, Thomas E. Q4aTii and John Law. Receives deposits, hu vs ani sells coin and exchange. I nicest allowed en time deposiU at such rates as may be agreed upon with depositors and specified in ccrlincate. Exchange on Sew Yora, Cincinnati and Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and all the cities and Urge towns of Germany, for sale in sums to suit. Collections made, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rate of exchange r JOHN A R KITZ, Pre. W. BAKER, Cashier. apid Sm Late Discovert es In Pathology show that very many of the diseases which afflict mankiml arise from impurity of the blood. This has long lecn surccted tut is only lately known. In consumption, tubercles are found to be a sedimentary deposit from the blood Dropsy , Gout, Cancer. Ulcers and Eruptions, all arise in disordered deposits frorii the blool. Billiods !iseases and fevers are caused solely by its deranged un- ' healthy state and even the decline of lifef ollows the want of Vitality in tha blood. In view of these facts Dr. Aycr desigucd his Cathartic Tills especially to purify and invigorate th lood. and hence we believe to arUe iU nnparalcltcd SucSi in controlling iie. IMeJIcaf Journal. mril d&wlm COXY. BÜDIAM 3IISINO COMPANY, (Office on Water Btnet.unaerthe TelcgnigUOfr.ee.) Cart loads f 1 Imdwlsuf Bodiam Mine CuHldeliTered t0 any rart f thecityattiw rrl..ad. Coal welhe.!.lfileired,atlhe expense of the rurchajer, Sole of solvent bauksof Illinois and Wisconsin taken in pirment. JUiis w lausu. ... a......-.. itrrwalil filinr aro ppnrftllv srhiittonis of aome 1 --sm - - - a - other complaint; such as dyfr-Ht apoi.lexy, and . -.1 .1, .!.:. 1 1... I i4iiuus Ultimi m 1 i flilliu cue vaMäu j wii. I noxious matter, clogging t?ie various circul.-Uions; l.Pnr. a stream or rush of blood to the hejul. and bv the excitement a great pressure on tlie brain. GidJiness,bea.iacne, lowot memory, unnefsorsigm, ana vurionsotherccmLliilnUarethtf result. Thus it will cine tiuit will tloroughly pnrify the blood. Tneyenter the Mmm1, and follow the stream of life on its jour- ! ney U.n.ngh the system. They root out aliroulnessj Uon. They shoul.1 lctVcn every night in sulfiolcnt quantities to operate briitly, by commencing with I . Ml... .., l.f l.Ä- , -..- tarl.f f..!. the next; if the stmtoms are not removed, commence . i -it . -lw-.a. 1 -. again w.innvop.nsan.igiTupasHinasiore. vuntimio tn 1.1. nillinM-. Until fll lila! H horoUfhlV .h ....... y ..... .... u m purified, and an pain a..d distress is entirti, moved. . ...... u;niinoneoi cur tree Aiuunacs,nii rcni inentory of Dr. Mora's father, and how this medicine was f uiirwucea. .....a- a... a a . a... a äi'll. . 1 1119 lELLUW wrapiiers, with on each box. old by dealers in marCl-dtf-w Does any out High I.tvers ever eat too mucU dinner? If any of our readers have cooks who tempt their appetite a little to far, I will tell a secret that will lead theui to the enjoyment of their dinners witlio.it visit from that fcouty olJ gtntlenna Dytpc;sia. Take dosk or Da. SA!Droao's Ikvigobatok arrra EATING, AMD VOU WILL KKVCa IK TROCILID WITH IaSOir.ESTiox; but on the contrary, l-efore the next meal time apiiroachcsthe appetite will le sh.irpeneil to appreciate any kind or food. If tlie food Tines or sour, the Invigora'or will fix the matter at once, for there U something in it that, to use the expression of a friend, will let a man eat graYcl stones, ana take the Invicorator and they will digest. We have tried it in double dose., on one or two occasions, for sick he;id' actwsand it acts like a charm. What we want to say to our readers, young or old, Is, If anything ails you, go without delay and get a bottle of Da A!sofORDs IsVinOBATOE.and if it don't cure, come and tell us, for we want to cee one person th.it it will not lienefit. (See Advertisement.) marSO-d&wlm Dyspepsia and FUs.-DIt. TRACY DELOnJIK, the gre.it eurer of Connumption, waj for several years so badly atllictcd with Dyspepsia tluit for a part of the time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually cured by a prcs-.Tiption furnished him by ayoungclair. Tyan girl.- This prescri)tion, aivea I a mere child while in 1 state of trance, has cured everybody who hrt Catkin if, never having failed once. It is equally as suro In cases of Fits as of PrsPErsiA. The ingredients may be found in ar.y drug store. I will send this valuable prescription to any person on the rcrc.pt of one stamp to pay postage. A .1.1 -a. . a T . aa TP I PT UTI T W AUIIC23y A IIA . la Jk ,1 , Great Curer of Consumption , a pi -iSt wlm New York Tost Oflioe. Crlntodoro's llar Dye. The transition of the ll.ir from grey, red, or sandy, to brown or blaca,irodiced by this article is ikstantaseovj, awl the color brought out b natnral, bright and f. II A. OCA ULK iTTider exposure to the air or sun. Being also a nutritions preparation, free from corrosive ingredient, it Is highly nuxr-FiriAL. to tim: hair. and lnce is a f.ivoriie not only with wen ot t'ahion, but is universally approved by Ladies as a toilet article of indyi!T-nb ralue. Sold everywhere and aplial ly all rrali Dressers: JOSEPH CRIST0D0R0. mrSl-lmdScw No. C. As tor House, New York. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. H1TKK. One sqnare, (14 lines solid Agate), three times. fl 00 One week, 1 it) Two weeks, v.. 2 jW One month, -. 4 00 Three mouths, 7 50 fix months, 10 no One ve:r, -. 15 00 Piscnutit on larger advertisement. Crf" Cards of six lines or under, 10 per annum. II?" No "till forhid"advertisementseceivelQi No advertisement insert eil for less than SI. BOARDIaVG. 'giro gentlemen anl their wire,- ar.d a few M. single rood board rntlewcn. citn ret nleaant rooms. ith good hoarding at the WALNUT STREET HOUSE, corner of Walnut and r'irat streets apil-tr fcjF.tiir iar vtirni-ivi w.is pure .Meh-nic Potatoes, for sale M Z. IP. COOK, Sf SONS. apCl SAILMAKER, AWNING JIAKEIl ANI KIGGER. ffHE 8UB$CR1BER- respectfully Informs the ML uapuins or staankioat', anl tlie publie seucrvny, tiiiit n" nss orenc a san ana Kiefing L.ort in Canector's Warehouse, on Water street, her all orders in his line will be thankfully received, and pntK'iuany artenaen to. Sails, Awn in (,, Tarpaulins, Warori CöVers ahd CanT.is Ilosc, and every article in the Rigging line, mrtnuiartureu at in suonest notic. Orders rerpectfully solicited; to be left at J. O Tenneman's Rope Store, or at the Loft 17" Ropes neatly spliced. mrl.iin CHARLES EVERT. PIXE LtMIBEU. TnE subscriber has jut received from Messrs. Fenton & Frew, Chatrtque county, N. Y..JVO0,0"O feet No. 1,1'INE LUilBEK. Carpenters and Builders are respectfully invited to examine this lot of Lumber, as .1 is superior to anything in this market. JOHN i . U LOVER. PIXE SHINGLES. 700.O0O No. 1 (no mistake) PINE SHINGLES, received with the aliove Luiniiei, and for sale as hard times' prices. Those who want Shingles and not Chip, will pleas call and examine these. apj(i-tf House Wanted. IOR a smill family without children. Rent . promptly paid. Enquire at the Journal o3.ee. ap.!0-tr A GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE. G W. DEXTER, . Auction. Real Estate and General Collecting Agent, OFFERS his services to the public as Auctioneer and General Collecting Agent. He will pay special attention to the collecting and secnrinj or debts; in Illinois, Kentucky and this State. From his personal experience and extensive acquaintance, unlL f energy and knowledge of businesi amongst the business community for many years, he feels confident that all business entrusted to hil care will be faithfully attended to, and returns made promptly. I articular attention paid to any kind of taslness or commissions entrusted to him. He suggests to strangers seeking locit.onslrf commercial business, or for mechanical and manufacturing business in any portions of Southern Indiana, Illinois or Western Kentucxy, that they may derive some valuable information in regard to those factions of the country, by application to the undersigned who lias been long familiar with them. He will also act as agent for the sals or purchase of Farms in the above described sections of country, if any one desires his services in that line. AH letters of enquiry promptly answered. Office on Main street, up stairs, in the building of the Journal Office. ap20-tf alODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, and all the Magaiinej VM for Mav, can be fonnd at apM M. L. JOHNSON g. First street.

M)Y ADVERTISEMENTS.

For Sale or Rent. A DESIRABLE residence situated in the upper rart of the citv. containing: six rooms and kiU hen, liaring also tlie nereswy outhoufe llonging to lt. r or terms apiiy to 11. k. i;iaawuiiAiM.iw gtore or Charles Koticock. Great Attraction! EIGHT DAYS SILE AT AUCTION! In the Store on JIaiu St., next door to the State Dank. COXSIOXMEST from a failure at the city of iW Louisville, consisting of Sfe.OiX) worth of Ooods, o( the latest fashion; such as Gentlemen's Clothing and Underwear, I'lece-Goods, French Bmad Cloths, ('.simeres, Satinett, Cassinetts; Linn, Linen iTills, 1 1 Alt ana Caps clippers, Congress shoes I'oi tmonies, Scissors, Raiors, Itaznr Strops. Importe Cia-Tiri. Snrins: Ba-Uauces, UK) caes Assorted Iiokin G liusscs, luO boxes assorted Glauware, consisting of articles most . necessary for family nse. A large assortment of the litest otyle of Ladies' Jewelry, Silver I' Lite, manufactared i; the nest mechanics in the Tidon, consisting of Table and Tea-Spoons, r' ThT tifc" kddÄ Äkl?SrtS'Sf & 'i, rtn HP SOlit ehest kiuuer uns weea,oy oraeroi me Auiitn commence mis mommi ai s o cioric. ana cirn tinue from dav to day until the entire stock is sold out. . i- von in u Kai in commence at ociocic. Kvery body is inviteti 10 ca.i an ouy cueap, ana take advanuge or me uaru iimcs. J . U1.AL.MA., Anctionecr from Louisville, Ky N. B. 100 dos. different sixes Meached anl wn bleai-hnl nure I.inen Tahla Clotbs. lrWh Linen, Tow el Linen, and hundreds of othet articUs too numerou to mention. 1 -u l' Sale of Vegetable Stands rit Uppct Market. ,TOTICE Is hereby given to" the owners of Tegel wl uWe Stands at Upper Slarket; that the same rill he soli! at ruhlie action to tire hi chest bidder. on ThurMay, 2 th Airil next, at 8 o'cloca, A. M., by Auffuxt K!Iü!m,i Market Blaster, at saia .narKer jiouse. " c- . - . aläasiftK! The Piyiuent for the same must be maue at me "me 01 puriuase. Hp'H-td A. LEMCKK, Cleric. Evansville Library Association. MEMBERS in arre.irs are requested to fall end ettl'ip with the l.iirarian ap20-lw FOR A BAEGAIN! f AN OLD ESTABLISHED FOR SALE ! rwiaww-l a-a a WW W mV Ml frT W KEPT for the last eight years by C.K. Trew, U now ofleie! f-r sale. The lease, furniture, rtore, und fixtures, will be sold at low figures. This house is situated on tlie river, in the cen'er of business, and has a Urge and paying business built up, which can be rcl:!ued. Tb? attention of buyers is solicited, as the terms are'niost Ti.Jtral, an! the price asltd es ccedingly low. For particulars, .vldreiaf C. R. DHEiVf Jr.; Tai ilion Hotel, Kvar.svillc, Ind. y Cincinnati Commercial copy to the amount of 3, ta.A send bill to adrertiser. ap20 it ßl ll.niMl .M TKItl AlaSl.V Laitclu f-IOi-Hsli; 2,0li0 do V-12 !-; 3,ir:l 2,MtO 1,000 rlo du do do lft-U do; 1 It do; 10-15 do; 10-It, do; do 1J.H do; 300 Pannels Doors afsoHed; iA pairs m indow uliuus; W KbU. Cement. 21) llbls. Plaster r.iris: 20 lUcs Pfxterers' Hair: Toeether with White and t.ray Lime. Just receiv ed and for sale by t. ap-JI) la. J. JJAlVJvri. AN OIIDINA N CK Ta provide fur tie election of a 2furlcl Matter jar each vf the City JlarLett. ... .. Sectio!. Re it ordained by' the Common Coun cil nt tUo t'itv nf Kr.insville. that from and afttr the passage or this ordinance, it shall tie trie duty or uie Common Coimrll at the first mating of the Council after the first Mouday in April of each year, or so noon thereafter as practicable, to elect a .Market Mas ter for ich of ths Markets of the citv, who shall hold his oniee for ane year, unb-ss sooner removed by tlie Council. and hall bare all the imwers and ix-rform a'ilthedutie!in relation to the Market and Market lli)U4 for which he m:iv lie artKnntcd, w hich are con ferred upon or required of the Market Ma-dtT, by exiütini; ordinances: but he shall luive no jurisdictiou or authority, whatever, over any other Market r Market House or the city , except me one ior wlku he may le a pointed. äccnoN-2. So much of an v ordinance of the city as contravenes the provisions of this ordinance is hereby repealed; and this ordinance shall be in force from and alter its mssnce. Itv order of th" Common Council. Attest: AUGUSTUS LEMCKE, City Clerk. apl9 MARSHAL'S NOTICK. ALL PERSONS are hereby notified, that on and after the 22nd inst., those who leave obstructions on tlie sidewalks afUT night, may expect an intro duction to Jtecorder Mills, nt niornin?. aplrt-td . S. MAliTl, C. M. lt!. 150,OtH) assorted, common to rhoice, iw ror sale iy uiuiir.Ki & now lai-., apll Sycamore near Water. CORDS. Cotton, Manilla and Hemp Iu dozm en npi; 1 ens and reels, for sale hv . . t ilia UK KT Si 1,() LKS. VAILS. 200 keirs. all si. for sale bv 1 apl7 OILBKKT& BOWLEf. TCTi.2S Bbl. Brnkil Nuts,- Almonds, Filberts, 11 and Pnplish Walnuts.in. iore and on the wav, for sale low by OILBKRT hi BOWL K S . fWOBACCO. iceboxes and crvldies Twist, 5s half O. i-ounds and iiound lotwrco, tor wie very loa by UILKEKT St BOWLKS, a pi 7 Sycamore near Water. RECKIVED L.iT MUHT.Uodey's Lady s Book, for May; fSraham's Magazine, do do; Ballou's Wceklv. do do; flodev's Pattern Book, do do; The Three Beauties, by Mrs. Southworthj Uodey's Book of Toilet; New York ledeer, 24th of April; Flair of owr rnion,24h of Ajtii; Ballou's Pictorial, rHr do; . Harper's Weekly, do do.- . . I'm sale at J. II BALI'S. apl7 IV I UTK LEAD.-300 Kecs in! :i ami 100 lb, w f Kegs for sale by OKU. DAL ELL k CO. apI7 WHITE LIMB AND CEMENT. 20 bbls. Lime; 100 di Cement; Just received and for sale by P7 ORK. DA 1.7. F. Ma. & CO. 4UN DRIES.3 .VI Kegs New Castle Soda; 5 Ceroons Indipo; lOtrrossEss Cotfee;3 Btds. Smith's Cider Vinegar; iiO Kls.-Kosin; ... it Boxes Summer Md. Candles;' i: TirrJes"-Prime Kleef 1 I Cases Matches. For Mle by arli ORK, DAL7ELL, & CO. Sweet Potatoe Plant!. tAM now prepared to fill orders for any amount of choice sweet potitoe plants. A constant supply to be had at the store of L. II. Cook Ac Son. atJCSw r R E D.S II A R PE. MACHINE-MADE HORSE SHOES. ri-IlETROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, at I Trnv, N. Y.. have HENRY BURIIKN'S IMPROVED HOUSE SHOE MACHINERY now in successful ot-erntion, and are"pre;.HrNl to execute orders for HORSE and MULE SHOES of any Weight and Pattern, at a price but little above the price of Horse Shoe Iron. The quality of the Iron nsed in these shoes is warranted in eveJy respect. Thee shoes have K-en approved of. and are now used by the Lnited sutcs (Joveniment exclusively, as also by many of the principal Stage and Omnibus Companies and Horse Shoers throughout the country. Any person inclosing 5 to the undersigned, will have a sample of 100 II., assorted sizes, sent to his address. Orders addreed to the subscriber, at tTrov. will receive prompt attention. WM. F. BURDEN. Agent,P16'1 Troy, X.Y. LIME.m Bbls. White Lime: aOIIhds. Oray Lime; loU Bbls. Hysraulic Cement; In store and for sale by EO. FOSTKR & CO. SJUNDRIEST 1 b0 Boxes Tobacco; 60 Bales No. I Batting; 5 Cases Sardines; 10 Cases ATatches. Just received and for sale bv Plb GEO. FOSTER Ai CO. RIM STONE. 6 Bbls. Roll Brimstone: 5 do flour Sulphur; 2 do Epsom gaits; 1 Cask Madder.- In store nd for mI by GEO. FOSTER & CO. fXirFEE, AiC.M) li Baas Prime Rio CofTce; ' is do pice; 1 d Terrer. Just received and for sate br ORO. FOSTER a: CO.

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in barrels and sacks, kept constantly on baud. for sale by UlLltKKI öt KU LM. HOOKS! HOOKS!! ANI PAPER WARLIIOUSEÜ ML. JOHNSON, wouH respectfully invite the attention of merchants and others to bis list or account iNMkS, manufactured to order from tho vary lest paper in any style or mnaing. SCCH AS LETKIER?, DAY KUUKS. CASH BOOKS BLOTTKKS, KECKIPT BOOKS, PALES BOOKf., KKiOKU BOOKS. nd every clher ind cf Blank and Memorandum isooKs. Also, Meei -ns m a great ntijr, i.ut,opes of every size; Burt", Yellow, White and Bins Inks of all kinds: Gold renn and Ten Holder. Letter Cfcunp, dand Bixes, Gurrt Bauds, lultstandj, in a very great yariciy. .c; Kules, Tesk Tads: Ten Karkf , Blottine Board, Leiter Stamps, I'apcr Weights, Tape Mensur 1'ortmonies, , and Wrapping l'aptr of all Kinds Jnd sir.es, to be IUUIIII Ul all. Lf J'H.'i;'-' apl5-tf First st. tetween Main and Locwst. IlC.lIOVA.Ti. THE ulscr.!T ba remorwi bis ofl.ee to Fourth street. letween M.tin and Sycamore, in the Mne house occupied by N. Kowley.'E)., as Canal Col-' lector. He rpecifuby solicits a sl:tre of patronage.-aplj-JHl DANIEL CHUTK, J. 1. . CEMENT. 50 Bl.l. Hydraulic Cement, just received and for sale hy api;, VlCKERY it JOHNSTON. TOODtTAHE. It Kl doc. Tus and Buckets; M uo seaieu nan oujr.eis; . and a variety of mall m ". re. receiTed and for sals 20 do sealed half bu.heU; bv VICKEKY iL JOHNSTON. . ' r QlgThosc who want somethingnew and bcaiitifnl in the way of. Jewelry, Watches, Silver arc, Clocks, Spectacles, &cM arc tuvitert o cft flt the establishment of IJ ITT HO Fr k SON, on Main street, near .Second, where they will find a new and very full stock at very low prices. All articles warranted to be just as represented. ap14-.!ind3:w prof-de ciuth's fractick A Sheriff Cured In one Xight by De Urath'i Dlrctrlc OH. LETTER FROM DR. KC7SC. Tittsbnrg, Say iXii; Truf. De Oeat R,39 3oath 8tii8t., Phila. I have a remarkalde cure Deputy Sheriff Kerr of Pittbnrg, ha a very swollen and painful hand, f applied the oil personally, wlucn gare instant relief. ' lie has recommended ti e oil t others afflicted will! Uhcuiuatisin, in which the results were most satisfac tory. Truly youis, l.rHU. II. Ktai Stall, ji. u. . Great Ccres CiTizrs. Read! Rhecmatisn. Mr. Josei h I). Hartle.v, Myrtle btrect, says the Fleetrie Oil enrol him immediately. Piles. Charles Sexton. Esq.. Ex-Mavor of Cam-d-n, says six applications cured him. Also, cured hil i.lieum.Uism. Necralcia Mr. Divid Mann, Vine street, S.iys, he was a great sutll-rcr, but the Od enrol him. So says E. II- Ürant, Ej-i-, 517, Xurih Eighth street . Caocr. This G"il is inr:ll.1)le for Ci-oud. Asa a lady at Uirard House. , Ci-riot. There are nirireros hnitations spmni: up on the reputation that my article has acquired. 1 he public must l-ewre. i ney are worthless. Phila., Sept. 1st, Ity,. Por. T)e fiR itii Dear Sir: I must inform you of the erf at ten-r.t a lwuient of mine has expcrieiic! t froiu the application of your Kkctrie Oil. Theease w:i tliat of a girl of 8 vears of age, who was terribly arliicttd with scrofula. and adischsree Irotn the ine. The log mme so contracted as to literally bu-y the heel in the hip. It liad !een in this state for aoout li iu(ii!th.-. and I could find nothing in the whole Mteri .Mclica'' to lure any cWect or give relief. I final ly procured a .uic of yonr tiectric Oil ana gave it t the mother 1 rwtinjc her to apply it to the parts alone the contracted sinews, w hu h "had theetlect of niaKiliß the Iff nearly one-fourth untight in about hours. The application of the Oil was comma! . for :i'oot a ''k, iitiiar odI v; bottles aud now thl leg is nearly perfectly mrnipht. V'2 Callowhill reet. Caittio. There are numeroo imitations aiTun hi. o.i the rrniitntioii that tnv article lias acouirvd. The public must bew are. They are worthless. ap 1 1-1 ma ac w - . NEW SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT. (.TaOIU.r, TflORMIILL, SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER,)!ain street, two daors a'jove Cresectit City Bauk. EVANSVILLE, INP, II K h now a xrs e and complete doca of Sldles. Pridlcs, ITay lliiriit s. L amaze and uuegy Harness, l-o.h double and single, or nisi na n manuf:u;ture ou hand, and for sale on the mo reavjiiahle terms. He invites cus tomers in the city atid from al.ruivl to call and exam-" ine his stock. apl3-tf OAK FEED r.ASKETS. 20 doi. yery fine Oat I'ecd la.ikets, country make, just receired by ap 1 i iu .. ii. loon. a. so.v. COXFElTlONEIl'-.' day received per Gmiiiie M: (J I LltEK .in...: W is. this" t:,te. for ale It KT & Bon LEjJ. ar !vrimnre neArWatiTst. U, HKKLIlAKKOW. it dot. Canal and K. It. Wheel-Barrows; 3 dos. Toy Wheel-Barrows; Just received by Z. H. COOK SON. f-IIAIKS. dox. as. Child's Cane Chairs; 2 .lor.. Willow Work Sane Chairs: Just received by .. 11. COOK it SOX. a Pitizi; fruit KVERYIIOUYX WHO SUBSCRIBES FOR THE XEW YORK WEEKLY A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATE I) FAMILY NEWSPAPER. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRESS is one of he lareest and best literary papers of the day. A anre Qn-ulo containinc TWENTY' PAGfcs, or SIXTY r.OI CM.NS. f entertaining maiter; and ÜLEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED'Oti'y ree. A TFT WORTH FROM 50 'CENTS TO 10CO Cf W1LL-BK SENT TO EACH -SUBSCRIBER OV RECEIPT OF THE SUBSClBI-aON MONEY. TER.M.: One copy for one year, and I gift ! W Three copies one year, and S gifts 5 1 , Five copies one yer, and 5 gifts M Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts 15 JJ' Twenty-one copies one year.an I 21 gifts 30 W . Cannda sutiscribers mu!t send 2rl cp.ijts each in ad-' dition to the above rates; "O pay the AerWn ostage, which must le ice-iiaid. . The articles to be diiUibnted are Co nipt .fed in U following list: . 1 United S. Treasury Note llOfiO OB 3 ,., do do fVHi tüieach. I du do do 20. each. 1(1 do do do lOUOiieaeh. 10 Tatent Lever Hunting Cased Watches... 100 OH Sil tlol Watches .b SO do p"0 do Sflfl Kl LadJc Oold Watches S. fi 2" Silver Hunting Cased Watches r 51 Silver Watches .....S10 W toij pmn (lold (iUaird, Vest and Fob Chf.lns.. 20 On to M m 10O0 Oold Pensanr?Pcn?:is...i .1. Ü 00 to 15 r Gold Iaockels, BraeeUU. Droorhes. Ear Drop, Breast Pins, Can Pins, Sleeve Ptutons, Rings, Mnrt Studs Watch Keys, Gold and Sil it Thimbles, ai d a Variety of other erticlcs, worth from 10 cccu t 15 00 each. On receipt ef the snbsrTition money, the subscriber's nme will lie entered uin our hooks opposite a nunjiier.and t!egiflcnrre-poiiding with that i.umber wili le forwi.rdedwtihin one weea to him. by mail or express, post-paid. There is neither hnmhue nor lotterv a'jontthe al,ove, as every iutscril-r is sure of ä Prize ol vaiue. e reier to max tnis nneral Sitrtutioi. among them instea ! nf gii ing a btrge comniioioi to Agents, tiring to the subscriber theamouLt tha: would go Ut the Agent, and in many cases a hun dred fold mor DA.MKI, ADlaK. PnMUher. 11 Centre street, New orK. splJ-Cm. WOODKX AXli W ILLOW W AllK.lf .Vidoz.ass. Market lUskets; 10 i.erts assorted Clothett' Baskets; 10 d z. Wril Buckets, axsvrtcil; 5 do Cotton Mops. 10 do as. Pine and Cedar Churrsi 30 nests Wash Tul. Z in : 1 do do do kin.; IS dox aborted M ash Tu-; ür do do Buckets; W do Ceilar do; 10. nest ns. Wooden BowN: Jut received by Z- H. COOK it SON. apl" rsTKW FIOOK! ,i:w hours:: 1 i 'l'hrre Beautiet; Th. la nt Wabincton: at I.V. .11 li' ' ' a .- ... . a- . . Prince of the House of David: 2Vcw York Llrer, for Ajwil li Flag of our Union, do do: .last reeived at JtJiALl . Evansvnie, March tli, 1. ASTICOLOCY. ANY of our T.l.-r, douUless, will be gratified jf to learn trmt the Venetian Astralogienne,Minivv PI I.fno. has amvtd in this city; and her stay being very limited, the opportunity should immediaVely emlirred by all who are desirous of hearing a r'pei'UO I ot ine yasi, or ci p-rnns iuw futurity. Si.e coa. high! v reccmmenoeti . The Madame liae ceiciTaiea üujiä. ai-jw.-M AN , which will secure to thone BaWking on the tempetous ocjvn or lae mcviua-ie suw m n:ir . ' . . : . ci,. -I,... . tf-!u-al I'äTiiisiuess uTtnsa.iou. cm - - -tr.and iA snv valuab.c rrmclial ctnipu"d which, to those artlicted,he will be happy to adminil)tr. . . r ninrliln. r I er rcc. are vcry " 011 or tnc past, preseni -no "- S-J-SheeSutbe refnit the Winu House, for a few dir.