Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 136, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 May 1858 — Page 2

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fbansbillt Jaii onm;tl KVANSVILLL, IXD , . SATURDAY MOUXINCJ MAY 1

Um Kaasas ttm Passed. Ijr our Telegraph despatches, it will be seen that English's - Kansas swindle was consummated in both houses -of Congress last evening. New will begin apolitical agitation more exrited than has been known In the present generation. ' ; T The Prtotlnc of Oar Law la üran. Tho calm assurance-. of the following editorial from the Volksbote is amusing. if not alarming. The proprietor of that paper is a standing candidate for office both by Exccutir appointment and elec tion by the people. In it our natife language is ridiculed, and w are told, that as the Germans are the majority, we must learn Dutch to get a knowledge rf our own laws. We know that no respectable number of Germans respond to such sentiments or countenance such as sumptions. Tney are all anxious to be come Americans inmind, feeling, language and baUt, and in this community their desire to assimulate, was man Tested in their hearty co opperation with natire citizens in the maintainance or our schools, the nurseries of American feel ing and education, where the children of all classes and nationalities are amalga mated: The fallo'mir was in the issue of tho Yolkabote of April 34th: Tba question whether our City Charter and ordinance shall be printed in English only, or whether they ahull also be printed in tLe Oer man language, should be looked at from more than one side. v e are not at ai inclined, in common with the author of Tea terday's communication, to dispute with the opponents of llenticr'i Kesolu tion upon the eround. cnlr, that a iact or knowledge o ' the English language would disable the German population to fully comply with, and live up to the law. It in true, we cannot de ny that there are Germane amonz us who are not in poeaion of the English language but they are only a amall minority, and even those would, alter the publication or the or dinanccs, at least comply with them as closo y aa they de to-day. Nevertheless, it is, and remains a truth that every law, in all cases, should bo so printed aa to he understood by everybody .and they . should be very weighty reason, which would induce tee Council to communicate the city erdinances only iu that language which . the smallest number of citizens call their own. But what have the friends ot such a measure argued! The preservation of the purity of the English Language! That deserve, approbation! A pity, only, that every "one knows that the monster, called the English language, neither in consequence of its construction, nor in consequence ofita etymology, nor for any ether quality it possesses, can bo justified in demands, which, without bad consequences, cannot be granted. The question of expenses haa also been discussed, but we, for ourselves, can't tee how that should have a decisive bearing upon the matter. If the publication in both languages comes too Ligh, very well, than give tho German the preference, because a majority of tlie inhabi tants are Germans. Should that not be done, why then surely there can be means and wsya found, by which those speaking both German and English can be satisfied without bringing about the bankruptcy of the city. But say others, if the printing in German is ordered, you would, in the end, also have to furnish Irencb, Spanish and Italian translation. 'When Eransville shall have from ,- 000 to 8 ,000 French inhabitants then they will have aa xnueh right as the Germans have to-day,aad there should be no obstructions offered to grant them what is their due. KsLioiots Ixtillioixce. We learn tl.at the Her. Mr. Iloamer preaches his last sermon to the Unitarian Society in this city, on Sundsj next. His residence was d tinned at first, to be only for the winter,' and La haa already out-staid tha time ha proposed to spend with the congregation that invited him Lr. He ratsrea, we enderstaad, to If arTari Uaiversity to resume his stndies Cora ae.isan, to petftet himself for the f acred daties of Lis profession. Ilia departure will be regrtttad by thotie who havs become acuaiatd with hia many eisellent qaalitica of bead and heart, and by those who hare listened to his discourses filled with noblo sentiments of tha duty and dignity of man. Young, confident, and feeling tha strength of hia awn genius, it has seemed to bim aa if man could control hia own destiny, and detcrroino his awn condition and frame hia own character by tha power of bia will. TLe disappointmenta and tho aad vicissitodes of life will make bim in future years less self-reliant, and inculcate a deeper sense of dependence cn an over-ruling power in all that effects ns. The experiences of life will deepen Iiis religious sentiments and malte bim less philosophical and rational in bis faith. Hi cr tors If any are those of his years; with bis natural endowments and his habits of thorough mental discir line Jhe will, we doubt not, become eminent in the pulpit. We learn that a congregation of tbose known by the name of CUriitiam, baa been formed in this city, 'and will hare regula. preaching at one of tha Halls for the futurer They take tho bibla, without note or comment, as tha guide of their faith and conduct, and have, we believe, no written fonnul creed. 3 currently reported that Gor. Walker has yielded to the . influences of the Kxeculiro, and now approves of the subterfuge of English. It is said he ha large , landed interests which will bo improved by the. railroad grants of land,' which are offered as .the bribe for the acceptance of the Lecompton Constitution. But we have an abiding confidence thai the Governor will confound the authors of the present libel, as he did those who made the former charges of treachery against him. 57" One good result of the present raligloua awakening is said to be the restitution of some ill-gotten wealth. A gentleman r rites u tha I?ewvYork Crooicle that he has been inUrostcd in three . lustancea where money Las been restored under the influence of aa awateied conscience. . iwo of them ware hia own deb'ora who bad for years kept him cr.t of hi does ib a fraudulent way. Th-i thirl w&s an sbIcji'U party in Khode lim 1 who rt niony V ernl an nnsua-r-rrJ clf.'::n cf a irra. V iiave fall faith ii . : iti' .'..it.'.- th-'il I h.:.1i fi

A Remarkable Occurrences

A gentleman of this city has for many months been afflicted with an irritation of the throat or längs, which, produced a rery annoying and apparently a danger-1 ous cough. His health was sensibly affected by it, and his friends became apprehensile that he was in the incipient stages of consumption. And ho had suffered one or two hewobrriiages of tne lungs. iuo:sessuon9 Ikj .experienced in his tWoat and luns was very much ... - . . . . . . . liker tllat canned by a hair in the trachea. The difficulty was. tery gradually in creasing and growing more , alatming. A week or ten days since, he was at tacked, while in bed at night, with a vio lent fit of coughing," which was followed with a copious hemohrrhage, and as the blood flowed from his lies, ho felt a solid substance of some size pass them. . On , , . examimng tho blood thrown up, A ruq with six horny lees, and incipient delicate wings was found in iL The , head cf the insect was out of proportion to its body. The former was of the sire of rire irraui ot barlev alive an I active, and being put into . ..I linuid. it was tha xt vcm heard 1 I from it still ammated. Since this occurrence, tne unpleasant sensations nave paedo(r,.nathcooShhali,.na the onlr trouble has been one sli-rht I t, rt rrVaa m ftn mrn,ni. 1 "s,"v""'.-"ov - "rv. atini? the bu?. The pen tie man is con 6- I .t-n thnt lh inc.,f ,m from h !nN vaw a a uw Mvv was wm a from tha sensation . which nrcceded its ;.UMrvkU..'.a it . n;.M Af vM-.t,, ...w.ir r.-rT them had Leen torn out. He accounts for the extraordinary occurrence by sup posing that he inhaled the insect ' with the air when' it was a mere, im per ceptibte animalcula; that it became hag ed in his lanz. where it has crown, and iJmJaZemA ;m'(,:. as it mcrexsed irritating the parts and prtxiucing ino unuappy cuects wim which he h bcea troubled for mSntbs. and which Would have surelj Caused an I a : j u: t . ...uauiauuu au rueu u.ut W uic gnuc, had not nature by a violent effort dis-t lodged it. ' If the person ' had been less , , , v r . , robust or bad less' powerful ortrans of respiration it is likely he would hate . . t...H. j . ' I sunken finder the attacks of this hidden foe; There are cases on record where a single short horso hair Inhaled into the lune hare caused an irritation; followed . . . . ... ...

a small pea, with eyes distinctly percep- pven on payment of the principal and intcr- . , ,. ' . 1 .1 est, and the privilege also granted of obtaintible, whilo its body was Only tho sizo of in? passion, on thirty days' notice, at any a larire srain of barley. The thins waa time the Association maybe ready to furnish

by consumption and soon hj death. ,11 ferred to the ataiiding commlttoo n Fire an inanimated hair ! in the bungs would Department. ;'. 1 Mr. Bharpo reqncsttd'th Board: to tnke produce such dangerous consequences, ite TeiatiTe t0 titling In?lo street and idtbo presence of a large living insect; with walks, which work had been begun under an

.. f l l l Its rowers Of locomotion and an appetite to satisfy, would bate inevitably caused . , ; " The AMaetloB afa Yaaac Lair from Oar City. 1 The Terre Ilauta Union gives the folio wing particular! of a most iniquitous' transaction, which has occurred unrevealed in Mour' midst, -obtained from the distressed mother who is in tmrsuit r 1 w .-4 .j, j . . of her lost and deluded daughter. Ibo :!. ei i l :ii a a I luiniaier vi tuo iw nero win. we .irusi, i i . I punishment and public shamer" Eliza Wright,' a girl not foorteen years ofl age waa aoauctea irom x.ransriilo under J peculiar and distressing circumstances, anmn I thtag over a week szo. It appears that the I o - I girl had lircd about one month with a Mrs. Smith in that city, some time ago, but for the last saven weeks previous, to her diaaptearanee. bad lived at Home witn her mother. Mrs. Marr Jarvis. At the time the girl livd with Mr. Smith, there were no suspicions entertained Dy ner motner inai uns woman kept a boaaeol ill fme, but after the time m. . nw kiii mo w wueu, aim Lis. Smith ryin awnf-n Tmmt1 t rs la--si rA thsä ilw a . iim s) 'f "" " -va v s'w tu J a m v mored to ISewuurgh, niue muss above. . A week ago last Tuesday, the girl went to another portion or the city, with the pretoace of having a dress cut, and did not return homa that ;e vemng. The next morning a neighbor of Sirs. Jarvis told her that he had seen KHz a get into the Nowburzh hock the evenini? do i ore witn a woman wno naa lor merly lived with Mrs. Smith, but was at that time boarding in hvansvule. hliza hsd also been seen on tlie streeta with thia woman twice during the day, at which time it is supposed the arrangementa had beru mada to take her sway. ' " The woman waa afterwards seen at Sewburgh, though no iuimedjato search having been made lor the girl, nothing more wna heard of her until a brakesman on the K. & C. Ii. K.. on his return to Evansvillc, stated that ahe came from Vincennea to this citr on Friday last, and having no money to pay her fare aha was nanae.l over tlii rnl. Tbl brakesman, whose name is Nichols, we arc :nr,.rm..i ri;rrvi ti, i..,.!'., f ti-bar-keeper of the hone he stops atthrce limes a week, jitnated na.. v tn ia. n the landlady refused to keen her. and the bar-keeper then took her to a house of illfame kept by a woman of the name of House. .. . . . ... . ... that her dansrhter was iivinff with Mn. House. Mrs. Jarvis came up on Monday night on the same train with Nichols, who afterwards volunteered to assist her in Tecovering the girl, and stated that he knew i.a . i . . . but she had evidently been removed .and no cluo could be discovered as to where she was concealed . . ' ' Mrs. Jarvis has been in.thi city ever siace, endeavoring to find her child, and although a person answering her description Las evidently been concealed in d liferent parts of inia city, ncr en oris to nnu ner nave ocen thua far unavailin?. Thero are romor that ahe was kept on Monday night by a citizen mth mArMri.;!. rm r,i thit on Tuesday nijrht and all tlsjr Wednesday house oot far from tho puhlic square. As we h ve before stated, the girl Is uot quite fourteen yeara of a?e. with brown hair 2ud grey e. 3 She had with her, when she lelt, a dark calico, and a green merino, drew, an open-work bonnet, tnmme4 with scarlet ami Vlack ribbon, and a black shawl. It ia powqblo that lier elotkinf may hava l?en changed aim ev but yet the enumeration of tnese article may asit in her , recovery. Mrs. Jartis is undergoing preat anxiety .for "55ty,ofhercW tnll.ny I"awk0 can ive her any information or assistance wUl tedoinsr a charitable act, not only toÄlfe SirKe writing the above wo have becorae "r Mr Crook? ' Jc dt .nr. crooks, our Marshal, and a porlion ot the pohceand. as yet, 110 clue can bo had ! 'Ä?- in tUejity, and keia eonceald hv Tir.rren via U jrivii t0 th nnhii.- if th tr-Ti v th'i: (In'i'. rt ill . i-,.- .1..

mo nouso iwo weii siw iijayie, was sorry to had just attended tl

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Thb Southern Matrox. Miss Cun

ningham who has won unperishable fame under the name of ''Southern Mat ron" by the success of her exertions, S rescuing the homo and tomb of Washing ton, from the i desecration of mercenary spccul4t:on anJ preserved it forever as nationai shriae of. patriotism, announces finjj, iucesa the plad in the . foltowin ettcr; on the failure ef tho MountVernon Bill, in the General Awemtiy or irjrini, we renwe.t onr overtures to ir. wasiitnzton to iell the property te'the AsaociatiruV. These overtures met with a favorable response, and on tho 6th of April a contract waa signed by Mr. Washington, which obligated him to transfer Mount Vernou to tho Association, on its compliance with the following term, Y12: .,... The payment of i.07.00t for two hundred acres of land,' including the mansion and landing-place, and, above all, the tomb. xiiitocn, vnousana 11011.1 is w w uiu vn closing ot contract, and the remainder of the sum,inour bonds, , payablo in yearly instalmenta, with tho 11 mission, afur pcyojimjim , to Py -nr. inerten anv amount of the balance Ine, in sums of not lean than. 5,000, which sums will be credited to the Associat ou, in this manner keening the interest. ü a a The title to the estate, and possession to 00 LUC CI1L1IU lUI.lUfll 1 1 1 V U V . Oratora.Vutesroen, the noble brother hocl of Masons. Odd Fellows. &c. pstrioU, one j 1 - 1 . .1.. ;. . r.C woman', And wen oftbe North and of the bouth, and the t. at, and 01 tne est, I'S'ml!' and o niot. that we may. on the $2d of February, itCjaim and . take possession of the home und grave ef him who loved us au; and thu make Ms birth-day thi birth-day of republican graütude, justice, and frajejj J O Y C I Ays pAMZtA CcnninghaM, I -w-h aa w iwejreni 01 me aiouni v ernon, ium-a sociation.' " ' Kichhond, Friday. April 18, 1858. COUKCILi PltOCEEDINGS. CoCSCIt ClIAUBtR, ( Evansvillc, April 2Sth, 13. ) The Hoard mot, with . the Mayor and al the Council men present except throe. Mr. llubiell caiica tne attention oi me -. .. . Council to, an ordinance tlcfiniujr the duties f AftoTt toeethcrwith sundry iristructiou to mat oraccr, wnicn, aiter some uucus"SVff&Sa,, ficial honJ,' which' was apt roved, provided the securities would .eive a Terhal consent tQ & interIiueil-üon over their ignatnreaI - . .... .i.. .w.. . u;-' .v Weijrlnnaatcr Fix, file.1 his last rernJrt. and settled his account in full. . r . a cotnrannicatioti was receixed from Franltlin Fire .Company. notifjin tho Council of their orzanizution, abd clection of otficcrs. Tho Company , (insist of n nJ re ,now rewd for f.11 orablc hody to furnish them with an enjine. bose, &c. ' . r The communication, on motion, was reiniu Ulli iiiuiu vi I'lwnuiuui aiki hih discUgaion, it waa Jetermincd t await for further Information from that neighborhood, heforo any further proceedings are had on ' Vit was rcsoked that a Committee l3 r pointed to ascertain whether any repairs are needed ou the houe to t'ak Jill, cemetery. ' Sundry petitions were read, praying for'the sbatement of nuisances, when, npon motion, the Council Kesolved To co into Committee of the Whole, for the purpose of meeting ai the Council Chamber, at eiirht and a half o'clock, to-anorrow mom mc, and iron thence I .L. 1 . 1 I . - . proceed to examine ino uincrrnc locaiuics. A titiu prtTinr foP Uia KrAlne 0f Wal . . l ; .i .:i.n. i um street, ueiwevu oo.cum auvi rnj'"- " l K.a .. . Sal reieroa w mo wrarauwa on istreo uu ai ley. -l III The Clerk was ordered to procure 4,0' printed copies of tho statement of personal property tor the uot me Assessor, as re nnirod hr an ordinance Passed. l -J . Lton motion. Council adjourned to meet at the Couueil room, to-morrow morning at eight and a balf o'clock,' for the purpose I aa above roolvea Complimentary Denelll to Sllss Dora Shaw. j . Evansvillk, Ajiril 2Sth, 15.S. r,. n. fi,,.r iu r.,Jmf av mV S V VSM -iSWS S'fcW t,e unaerfigned, have witnessed with great ua.lir- -aitr twrforrr.ftnofl at tha Theatre in I".. - . . this place, d urine the pnst end present week We have felt proud and-gratified that a daughter of the Vet. under many tlilfieulties, haa attained such exeolluiica In her pro fession. We wish in some form to exprea our ap preclation or your merit; and ir tins purpoao wi wiüli an opportunity of girmg yon a lorupumeutarj ionett. , ; . . ,, i .Will it be coavenieut for you to gratify our desircl 'i 1 n ; Yours, with groat respect. f. I. ItATTLLLK, . W. KATWBoXr, F. Y. CARLILE, . V. C. KILLIR, I and i thtn. 1 . ' Sherwood UocsE, I S " '''I':- April SOth, 18i3. f Gentlemen: Yonr kind note tendering me a Complimentary JJcncnt is betöre ine I much reerct mv lteakh will not allow me to nndergo the ta'igne attendant npon it cuicai periormancc; therctoro have decl ucu "l""" ."-""'"Ji 1 ued npon a Jwcading," as an entertainment ,lvrc o".n,c' mi I eve next tor tne occusion. Trusting this may meet your approbation, tt"J H i: - - .iearcctfuUy yourji, . I Ta r'V.Äain T I? n I : 11 W Katlihnnn vu!.,v-v ' " . ' . """i www, -Acncr, ana ouicrs. . . ö? An ofneer of the United Mates steam er Georgetown writes from Hoinhay that he 1 . . . ... ie ntarnago of two clnlthe solemn rites of the each only live years old. hillren are there married by their parents when mere juruts. They think it a great disgrace not to be married at five year old A boy aumarried at six is an old bachelor. Tb . Pavilion Hotel The Parilioa Hotel has been purchast& by Messers. McCrackes & Bingham. . . A , , t .t . , t, wno will take charfTo ot it to-uay. lor eight years, it tias been kept by Col. C, . ÜßEW and has acquired a wide-spread reputation as a first class house.' rr, ' . -1-,. The new Proprietors will clow the house for a few days lor the purpose . ,.,;,-'.;; 1 on.KSr.r.of repainting, renoratinS and refinishing, when opened, it will compare favorably ith ftny houge in lhe jjute'. Mr. Iiing- ,, , . . . ham is well known in this city aa a busincssman.and Mr. McCrackes as a ca- ' terer isunequalled;witU such proprietors, the Hotel will more than sustain its former reputation. We. wish them every suöccss.1 Our former associate . ... Mr. C. K. Drew J r, has managed the n.Tilion Hotel for sefenl weeks past: He leaves us shortlr for tho JTorthwest, ttaiiop: with him tbo kind wishes of a

v. Qe Thursday evening, Ajril Hh,at the residence of the linde father, hy IUv. J. J. Hißht, Jir. v j n Ii u L J T , i)rm ana .iim Mbbia x,., daughter of Mr. Rdward Andre. SPECIAL NOTICES. rrQ NOTICES in this place. W eent per line y3 (hd A rate) oue insertion; 2ic"nts per line three time: iüi rent it line one week; discount on longer time. Vaiieerbarch Couotr Laa4 As'oclstio. The following exhibit hows the condirfn of the VatiIrtiurh County Land 'Association, on February lit, IW: y , . i i , na . ' " Jrt. Real Estate tt,1 S Cspittl ftrtck.-....'?,! PO mir.iemeiiti... i.'.ML ir.. AitBJWon 1.411 0 EJtpne Ace!... si.t RJ Int At Kxeh'ie.. ?: r r.h..... sh U. Bloss . 10 r. 1'ucollectcd St'k. S3r &i) ,, , ! r. 11UKN UEOÜK, Soc'y and Treas. Sp': NOTICE. ; The Stockholders of the Vanderburgh County Lan4 Association, are hereby notified, that an clecion will be held en Saturday, May 1st, at 2 o'clock, P. M., in tae Court-House, for the purpose of electIn ( fire Trastees. A geaeral a'tenUnc U requtml, m other rnporUnt biisincM will be bronglit before the Stockholders. By order of the Trcsidf nt. ap3!. P. llORXDROOK.Sec'y. AUKICt'LTl'RAL XOTICK. , The V. C. Agricultural and Horticultural Society willhAle its regnlv monthly meeting, on Saturday, May I st. at IX o'clock, P.M., in the Ceart House. ly onler of the President. . . , . an P. HOItNBROOIv. Sec'y. RHEUMATISM.-LearneiR, Neuralgia, Swelling, Stiffness and all pains, cured by one lottle of Prof. De Graft's Klcctric Oil. ' This letter is one of many receive4 recently:1 Paor. Ds Gkath: I had a swelling in my limbs nearly a year. .' After nsing'iuany things without benefit, the first bottle of your Oil I used cured me entirely. I shall ever remember you as my resto rer. .... j E. SOLAN, atfKMw , S3j Chestnut street ' Late Discoveries la Pathology show that rery many of thcdi- wses which alHict mankind arise from impurity of the ood. This ha long been succtd hut Lj only latelj known. In ronsnmptlon, tubercles are found to be a sedimentary deposit from the blood. Dropsy , Oout, Cancer, riccrsand Eruptions, all arise in disordered deposit from the blood. Billious dis- . 1 m . , --l-t i I J . rwtsiuu levers arc rausni soieij nj hj aerangea unhealthy state, aud even the rfeclin of lifef ollow the want of vitality In the blood. ' In view of these farts DrAyer desfgned his CktHsaric Pitts especially to purify and lnvigorai U loud, and hence we believe to arise its unparalcl.ed success In contrelling disease. -iMedicaf Journal. - mrJl dSiwlm Wby Ii it that CHMSTAPOnO'S HAIR DTE is Ziehest IN THE WORLD? D EC AUS K eminent chemists say so; FECAl'?!' it contains no caustic coiniKitimh! IIECACSJK it Wears longer than any other! BRCAUS E It operates InsUntrweousIy ! nKCAl'SK it dots not stain the iVln! h KCAUS K it nourishes anl strenrtheiis the Hair! HKCAt'SB it correct the bad eflecU of other dyes! i ' T!tCAU?B Its rresenceenasot ne detected! ' , ECAÜSE IT SEVER FAILS! Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers T - ' JOSEril CIIRISTADORO, apti-lniJstw 5o. 6 Astor House, X. York. Does any of our High IJvers ever eat too mnch dinner I If any of our readers have cooks who tempt thoirarpetitealiUle to tar, I will tell a secret that will lead them to the enjoyment of their dinners without a visit from Uiat gouty eld gentleman Dyspepsia. Take a Dose or Da. $vtod' Imyioobitob. imi KtTlüO, A9D TOP WILL 9BVga BK TROCBLBO WITH Ihdiokstios; but on tlie contrary before the next meal time approaches the appetite will he sharpened to appreciate any kind of food. If the food rfces or sours, the IaTigora'or will fix the mauer at once, for there Is somethtDg in it that, to us thexprrion of a fricna, will let a man eat gravel stones, anS take the Invigorator and they will digest. We Lave tried it in douMe ans, on one or two occasions, for sick boad ach and it acts like a charm. m What we want te say to our readers, young or old, is, if anything ails you, go without delay and get a bottle of Da SJtwnroan'S IsviooaToa,and u it don't cure. come aaa tell us, for we want to see one person that it will not henefit. (See Asvcrtisamcbt.) till IX at Southern Slills, for 1 ets. I busliel at retail , and s per ton, by ajWtf -- . j IGLKIIABT BU0TUEU3. Dyspepsia snd Fils.-DK. TBACY DEI.ORME, the sreat eurer of Consuniptiou. was for several year so badly afflicted wilh Dyspepsie that for a part of the time he was confided to his bed. He was eventually cures by a prescriptiou furnished him by a youngclairyoyant girl. Tills prescription, g i ven If s mere child while In a state of trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, never having failed ouce. It Is equally a sure in cases of Fits as of Disrarsi a. The incredienUmaybe found in any drug store. I will send this valuable prescription to any person on therereipt of one stamp to pay postage. - , Address, Da. TRACY DELORM , , , ' Great Curer of Consumption, apl-d&wlm 'New York Tost Office. :Cldwtnrts, Headache, Ac. These yams and disagreeaMe feelings are generally symjoms of some other complaint; such aa dysjepia, apoplexy, and various others, all rf which are caused by coirupt noxious matter, ctoff'mf ' the various circulations; hence, a stream or rush of blood to the head, and by the excitement a great pressuf con the brain, fliddiness, headache, loss of memory, dimness of sight, and various other complaint are the result. Thus It will be rtcn that all the above ainful and distressing maladies owe their origin to the blood. Dr. Morse's In4ian Ko.t I'ills are acknowledged to be the ouly meli. cine that will thoroughly purify Uie bl-d. Tney enter the blood, and fallow thestrcsm of life on its journey through the system. They root out all foulness and impurity, and drive out erery unhealthy obstruction. They should be token every night insufficient quantities to operate briskly, by commencing with two pills on going to bed, three the next night, four the next; if the symtoms are not removed, commet.re again with two pills and go up arnin as before. Continue In like manner, until the Mood is thoroughly purified, and all pain and distress is entirely removed. (': ' . Obtain one of our Free Almanacs, and read Die history of Dr. Worse's feherauU how thisaicdkiae was Introduced. . , ... BEWARE of a counterfeit of these Pills yellow waarrcas,' Alt genuine are to sirs wrappers, with the signature of A.J. White & Co., on each box. Trice 3 et. ' Dr. Morse's Indian Root Tills are sold by dealers In Medicines. tuar.1l-d4-W COAT.. f.ODIAM MIXING COMPACT, (Office on Water street, under Ute Telejrrogb Office.) Cart loads f hi bushels of Rodiam Mine Coal delivered to any part of the city at II fiO per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expense of the purchaser. Xotes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. JOnSWYMOND. lec,-tr. . I Fecretary and Manager. - - Mealeaa Miutanc Ljnlmeat. rem rich and poor, bond and free: all colors, praWesand ceNditions of life, we hear the same meed of praise awarded tils wonderful article. Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals mode useful, and untold ills augf d .y this f rest medicine which are srprlslngtothe Judgment of man. What family does not requires standard Liniment. Who ever heard of the same efteets produced ly any other article? For Cu, Cruises, prailkf, Kheumatism, Swellings, Strained Horses, Jtc , it has no equal. Htwiii or Imitatioks. The genuine Mastai.g Liniment issold by all res)ectai.l8 Dt uggints sikI Livery Men ia every town, parish and hamlet throughout Sörth and .outh America. Europe and the Islands of the Ocean. Buy otonee. Bewareof any other'Bragg's Liniment, It U abat imitation.!' . ; T ; - . BARNES ii PARK. mw31-dkwlm ; . . proprietors, Sew York. Ilostetter. Three botUes of Hoatetter's VegeU" Me Stomach Bitten will cure the Dyspepsia; one lottlewlll creite an appetite, fore off the Impure bile, purify the Wood and tavlgorote tho ry stem; two nettles will enn tlie wort form of Livrr Complaint; one hoiüe will diisipve tliat wenkness et tlie pit of the stomach, give color to the countenance, impart tone and strength to the ijrtera, snd lend chetrfulue to th mind. Everr family should', have Hottetter 'seilet rated Stomach ItitUrs. No artk-le is so peculiarly adapted to the depressinj effect of cir nio... PnM hy LT'ifs i'i and dealers gene-

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CULSCEXT CITY. HANK. - EiBCCToas. John a. Jleitr, Coska Bakbr, THOMAS . OlRTIN and JOHH LAn-., Receires deposits, buri und j. .coin c?crhanf t. Interest allowed on time du(.n.ii atuf !i rates amy ne agreed upon witli dct-it.H au.l ir!lnd in certincat. txchin; on New Vru, t'ii.c.nn.iti and LouUvilie, Great llriuin, i'rance, Swiuerlund, ltlgiura, Holland, Ku-,ia, Jienumrk, 8welen, NM-ay, and all tlie cities tni taree tawns o Germany, far sstelnsumstosait. ' Collections msle, and proceeds remiued protnpUy at current rate ef exchange ,,., v. JOHN A ItEITZ. Pres. . , sprixc n:i)icir. Get the Pwrest, Get the Cheapest, ' ' . ' ilet the most rrflrarlous. In short, get THE r.KST, winch are D. Kuotct'l ScAxpiiuyu Blood Itrihkr and Blood Pills. These wonderful Medicines are cutirely Tegetüde, leare no bad eflVit,and can not by any possibility injure tne most uciieate constitution. ever was a good Spring Medichie iwessnry iu now, for in ad dition to tne Skin Diseases and deranged Stomach and LlTcr. which erery winter produce, it is most er".dent to all who are accustomed to note the powerful influence for good or ill that the mind haj upon the body, that the anxiety of mind caused by the late wide-spread money troubles, has iujured the general health of almost every one. Then cleanse, utrewfthea .aad purify y oar system with the Scandiuarias Remedies, and you will proUibly save yourself from serious illness the coming summer. . tV See advertisement. ' Jail CAUTION. iieware oi su drunken peaiars, and low picaj-une Druggists, iHttting up a stufl and calling it Electric Oil, mode out of Camphene and Mead's foot Oil their only aim s to get money. Buy none but the original aud genuine De Grain's Electric Oil, sole In ventar aöd proprietor f tledrlc Oil. AU Electric Oil must have my writteu siguature on the Laljci, and I my name blown iu the Bottle, which, to imitate. Is fjrgery. J' J P1U)F, C PamtATIl, Electric Oil. Vor sale only by respecUMe drcggUts and country merchants. ap28-lw TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. : RAT US . One sqnve, (10 lines solid At; ale), tliree tiroes. IV 00 f)ne wrk, . . ...... . .......... 1 50 I rwo wrck.it, 2 öo trne montli, 4 no Three dluiUh,.- v , 50 8ix tnonüi.s, 10 110 One vtnr... ...w.-..i.T.i..',.tii;lj 00 tjr jnsrount on larger advertisement. CrT" Canis of six lines or under, 110 per annum. Nof,,tillftrbid''advrtisiDeutfkrMeivt. aT" ??o alvei"ticmeot iusertet for less than 1. ,i LIST OF LKTTERS Ilemalnlnzin the PostOffice at Evansville, lud., up to May 1st, 1?5. rersons calling for these letters will ploase say "advertiseil" and give date of litt. Allen Miss Anaa ; llarl-m James Anderen B U - lla.vhurst Marr Jane Atkinson Miss Harriet Jordan Tliotnaa A lien John enuingsJno ( - Dlackbarn Harrison Kennedy Michael iura jan l.ambers T II Buckhu J B. . Lauiiiert Mtm'l T Lester Marianna Luken fvanuri IIA . .. Lansing iiorvey lrfng K 1 Leiuh ieorge ' .Marks James 2 , Mortui Henry, . . MasKim K B Morris Henry - Murri Ueurge . Muir M ttthew HiM'ley J eih Krwnneld John f Brown J.tmes 1' ' Bisltop Thomas' ' Blair Willi halloa A Brown lUrry K Bild win Miles lUrkhi J T Bashnell Jwph -Kricham V W Ilishop N ; Hurtiard J II 1 1 '.' I MefceThosor K. Erwin ' ' Miller J W ... 1 ' Mum Martin : : : - Mann lliram F M vers Thomas M . lUOellTIl llrier Martin Bradley William Brown Miss Jane !Urkr uM Sophrouia Burton J II 4 Blackburn Miss Martha C ollins Thos li Mcl'hrrsoa UnH .McCauu W m U MrCracken Itobert MoCally Miss Sarah lol Mrs usan 11 1'ruvtor Mrs MorUut I'atr rk Jame PruettMisMrnrtt E Hogers Dr R M Keeit HmK Keiner J II Hhermau Dr B F fi'icksJohu i Futton .lames W hmith Miss Kmraa hcadder AINrrt nowden Mrs Elira Smith Thoraas II Craio JMS ratlett Mrs Caroline CLvk Moses CeslerA t'oehran I N Clark Abigail t'heelt James T rUrk F D Collins Cliarles t'ri.len J Chaian John Collins Wm Cooler Boss " (?ross William Porter Miss Klisa J Darjer t'hs IleBruhr A H lUvisJ.ts Imo Elisabeth Davis Mrs Mxtilda 3 lhivis .Mi.xs Hel-ecc Paris John A K Joseph Purst Nathan J'orsjthe Miss Eliza A hniyth Jhn (for It.beeca Manerty Phusert ? I Stephens Mrs Catiiarine Msk Israel V S'Art JesM fUrt 1' I ark son wah aires Spilm tn Rev Jerome Stewart Mrs Harriet fk h-.lield J K fand fonl Miss 9anh ' 1 vet Jn tnes Urem .UrsSarah (iilforo Miss Margety Gründer John Greea Mrs Robert ' (u field Khakiam t;..rlcv ii Co John It ' HUI lm Ann M ' Munter Jinr ti i Harrincton Marcellus Hooker Wm Harrison William Itowiure l'almttr Hannah Oliver T llicklCC i llll Elizabeth E IUI loot erg Daaic! . Hevete Jvhn . . foineis Morgan t Sullivan John B . Smith Miss Laticin Tspptn Hev nal D 2 - Tniuipsn J'-nn KJ Thorp Miss Fanny Thompson John - 1 rrrndlll John - an liiirkrlvw ftlary . v ooaward .tlr Walters John WclUJlenry War T - - Wilkinson John Ward Shrode Winters SeliastiaB Wolfe James M WeMier Hoheit Waller Henjomla White J.O , , Wells W& Ailing c.K.Rurr.r.M IU1I John Hank Adam Hard Oeorre Hattliisou II M ; JOHN RASCH, Uns Just Received A LARGE ASSORTMENT ; BOOTS & SHOES, 1 roa THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WITH A VARIETY OP CHILDREXS SHOES. rrCALL SOOX AXD examine the kew mvl-!m STOCK. .rj .7 ICB CRBA1VL THE EMPIRE ICK CREAM SALOON'S will he veneil this day, sod eoiilinne for tl season. Ou Fint street, between Main and Sycamore, niyl-lra JOHN FAUKELL t CO. WHITE F15H.3P half barrejs choice, Just received, fvr sale by GILBERT: BOMLES, ap3o . Sycamore, near Water. PEPPEll St Sl'lCK. 15 nsgs.Jnst receivedTfTx salehy GILBERT 4c BOWLES. : ' B. WALDKIRCH, ' JIVELI.EIl AND ENGRAVER. HAS removed to the northwest corner ot First and &vcamore street, where he is t.ow prepared to execuce promptly all orders for making and repairing Jewelry and Silverware. ar.-2wd OOFINO TINIB. imi boxes lc Rooting Tin: 2T ln ix V do; 1.MI Mis Sheet Iron; ' Received and for snleHw 8AMTEL ORR. SWl'KINGS k AXLES k3 I:iO set arte4 i'i;tsi urg Sit ngs; 75 do do Eastern dot , . , 3ii do Wagon and Boggy Aales; A ' On hand and for sale tv ap-'i; SAMCr.L ORR. D. O'iVEEL, - BEOS to Inform his old patrons and the public generali y, that he is constantly manufacturing the most elvK'ant Uurnienu. Gentlemen can select their cloths at any house, and he will make them up to order, and warrant the most cooiplete and f.i.-hinahle tiu He can be always found at Hughes' Urv tfood store, corner Main and Second street. p-j-lw The Unrivalled KENTUCKY HARVESTER, roa MOWING AND REAPING. THIS Machine was introduced snd used for the first time during the harvest of INi; Mid, though new, it has already established for Itself a reputation which Las never bet n reached by any other combined Rearer and Mower. South and West: and I it now occupies a puaiiion tar in atlvjoice uT all its

Ntarly o.tg thocjind of these Machiuit were sold during the last two harvests, and the demand -not TTplte rn the Htjuew f Kontur v , Tennessee, Indistii. Illinois, Miotiri, Iowa, Arkinias, AlIaiiw, Oorgih. S tuth Caroiina, V irginia. Mi.ssidslppi, and esUMishing tlie f."V"t most conclusively, that for nnirrsal use, economy, strenrth, and effciencv, this 1arh1nei every thin thai U desirahh both as a Reaper and as a Mower. We have made some valuable Improvements, sag- " hr careful hservati.m and experiment d urine tbo tan harvest. These will he aldl to all oar KeiZ ersand Mowrs nw building for the harrcrtof IV. For sileT consignment, by ai-21-SmdStw ALLIS & UOWES.

BOAKDIXG.

fEMVO scntiemen and their wii wire, and a f w I JL iugle gentlemen, can ret pleasant room, with good N.arding at the WALNUT STKEKT 110CMC, comer of Walnut snd First ttrevU. a il -if A Tenement Wanted! riMlK nnderstgn icd wuhes t lease a tenemeni Bye rooms, price not to exceed - ja. witn four or l 5. and possession desired imnidtately ap2-tf S. MYKUS.Uq Apply to uor More. RON! IRON! A Urpe lot lust received, per j JL steamer ArcoBaut, wh steamer ArcoBaut, which makes our assortment complete. For rale by SAMUEL ORK. DK. JOHN MMiEMSS, rilYSICIAN AND SURGEOX. rjpENBERS his professional serrices to the citiM. ecus oi bTSiirviiie sod eurrouailinc cnuutry. Ü nice, comer ot Second aud Locust streets. spJ7-d&wtm Rochester Coopers' Tools: d. a. aiaTOü's 4,siaos pitek." ON or alwut the 15th of May, I shall have a line stock of Barton's justly celebrated Conteri TooU, wbicli an. unquestionably superior to all other makers. Keep your money until you can VrnlVr 0C?.CC0J a", Vy new .find..e 5 II. Mache. & Co. CUABLKS . W kELs. . ,. - - i - A House for Kent ADESIRA1TLK residence, situated in the upper part of the city, containing five rooms, kitchen. lelNr, suhle, wooti-shea, &c, eic. t or terms, apply at the Journal oince. apju-ir -f g BUSHELS rrime Oats, for sale ty AMU a ipiv Z.H. COCK k SON. 1 Tfc BUSH, rrime Hungarian' Orass Secd, JL ß for a tor sale by it. i'uuk a: lfXodoi. Eg; " llJ0 lbs. Taii UaUer; prime Lard i Received this day by Z. II. COOK & SOS. fJvXTRA FAMILY VISEOAR-SS Ibis. choice orMi tide, for sale very low hy , GILBERT Sl BOWLES, ap2 Sycamore st. ''Alt 25b.ls.in fine order, lust received and for M s,ileby OILBK1 ;rt at Bowles. ST viitcst io boxes nest v. k. ant IlamMirc, H. and Hamhure, for J sale by GILBERT It BOWLES. CjARUINES ficases halves and ouarters, fir sale by U1LBERT ii BOWLES. AR SOAP 50 lxxes lrortor& OaraM. for sale 7 GILBERT It BOWLES. gOKX BROOMS-100 do, essoited qonlities, for saieoy uiLiinKX & nun LEs. apili rJTANTK CLKKA.NTS-4 Uds. hoie,, for sale by MA . . , GILBERT Ä BOWLES. BED POTATOES! W.U. pure Meshanoc I'ototoei, for sate at Z.U. COOK, Ii SUN'S. P21 HERKISG-5O boxes So. l.fnrrale br GILBERT & ftOWI.r.. g CHOICE INDIGO 3 eeroons. Just received and iiorsaieny uii.istKT & BOW LES. AGAZINKS AND TAPERS of all kinds for 1VJB. Xy, received at M. I.. JOHN SON "R, First st. Knickerbocker LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF TIIIC (CITY OF NEW YORK. Statement of the Condition of this Cempnny, March ist lö?. ' 1 . Capital and Accumulation. ..173,792, 14Capital Stork ttm,(ine,iM Life Insurance for Premiums &e 12"t.04'2,-.'S Interest received and accrued 5r,lNiil Disbursements, includinc Losses, Sal aries, Kent, Taxes, Commission, Medkal Vees, Uividcads to flwkholders, tic. Sic..... . Total Co Ital awl Accumnlatlon.kf 173.:m,41 ; ASSETS. Bonds and Mortgager, Premium Sotr, Kills Keceivable, Loans on call, Cash, &c Arciued Interest and Tremiums unpaid. i,i,rr. 4.711 uituure.. . '. SSHI,tH) . lTTT'i,44 STKr-IIt!.C WHSELEK,Secrctarr. 17 tl ILLlaW cTBIET, I Sew York, March, l57. ) At the reouest of the President and Board of Di rectors of the Knickerhocker Lite lasuraoce Compa ny, I certify that the mode of computing present value of the Policies emploved by the Secretary or the Company is scientifically correct, and iu sccontance with the prescriptions of Uie charter. I also c.rtifv, tliat I have comparel the list of policies furniMiea me ny wie i resioenias on me uooks oi me Ciiinrnnr with valuation tables sufilcieutlv to test the accuracy of the results given hy the Secretorv, and Ami the value as sta'dl within to be nuuiTically correct That is to say, the present value of the fu ture risk of the nmce on all outstanding policies, or the difference hetween the present value of the future premiums to re pain on tnem is f f2,ti,r.. i The total value of policies, the holders of which are entitled to eivittends is 9T.,TS,.vi. And if the surples is correct Iv stated at STl-li;."!. the iliirerence between this and "tie present value of .k. . ... : i. ..,. . ' i . uir iiiira ri tue v.'nip.niT on riimiic ixiiiim, after tledurtiiir 10ier cent, of it fr the relief funs, is the proper nmount for dividend, to wit, S2410,7. The true pnneipie of dividend is tnaiwigii so each polwy holder who has insured on the mutual plait a share proportioned to the present value of his polirr, which is the true value of his interest as a storkhold) of the Company. This shore amounts to H per cent. .f the present valneof the iolrv. CHARLES Vi . llACKLET. Felrnary 5jth, 1?5". As Agent for the shove Company, I am prepared t issue Policies, on the most favorable terms. Pamphlets giving all desirable information, ran be bad . on application. , W'M.T. PAGE. Evansville, April 2lth, 185.- Jy. C Hi A It- t USM of German and Tl arana Cicirs: KiOOOtenuineG.I. GunCsp; , . , 24 boxes Head Clothes' Vint; . JO raaes white Cd;ir Churns; ' SO ba.es Wrapping Twine; - .Tncotl Jote Kope; V) coils Manilla Rope i parcr Keceived and for sale I.D. HEIMANX. IV ew boors: kew doors:- r ( 1 Prince of the llousof lavt.l; ' Odd Fellows' Casket; Hirper's Weeslr, April 10th: Hatunlar K ven lug Post, April I Oth; N'w Yrk Mercury. , April loth; New Yer Ledger, April I :ta; , , ' Flae of nr Union, do do; - . Ballou's Pictorial, , do do; , Novellette, do do; ' Just received and for sals st - M.L.J0ÜS SON'S. splft First street. Potatoes. M AA BUSHELS fine, large Mealy Potato., trafsjyin store and for sale at very reaonalde figures, to Close, by BROWN ii AIKMAX. ap-j SUXDRIESie hags tine Liverpool Table Salt; JOhlf. hhlsTar: a bhis. Pnlv. nrtr; h bll. crushed do; 1 do. small Loaf Sugar; . . ii boxes 7 lump Tobacco; 10 do. fine a. Tonncco. Iet brand: - 10 cases Oli ve Oil, 2f dor. 3 iurt butllos; ' 15 do. do. do. 30 do. apmtboUles; -1 j kegs pure "White Lead ; n W.ls, Turpentine; 50 Imxes 11 :unturg Cheese; Received and for sale by I. Sl D. IIEIMAKX. . ap2jt-tf ICECREAM IN TEN MIXUTES " 4 dos. S quarts; 4 do 4 do; ( da ii do; 4 d do; AUSTIN'S PATENT ICE CUEAM FRER7.KRS, receive.! and for sale at I.fc. 1. 11 KIM NN. CURRANTS St CKMENT y IN. Currants; 60 bbls Cement: Received and jor sale by T. D. nEIMANN. LKSLIES'S GAZKTTK OF FASHION for May, at 10 BELL Si CON YXtJTOS'S. r ON DON NEWS, st . st " LtORELL & CONTNOTOX'S. ARTHUR'S HOVK MAOA7.INK. Mv, at 1KJBELL te COXYNGTOV S. 'For 'Sale or Rent. APESIRABLE residence situated in the upper port of the city, containing six rooms and kitchen, having also the necessary outhonees belonging to iu For terms apply to II. K. C L'.N N INGII A M , at tho store of Charles Balicock. ap-4w PIXE LCMBER. THE subscriber has just received from Messrs. Kenton fc Frew. Chataone countv. N. Y.. winOiy feet No. I.PINE LUMBER. Carpenters and Builders are respectfuiiy invitvd to examine this lot of Lumber, as .t is superior to anvthing in this maraet. -- - - a . GLUYiR. PINE SIIINCLRK. 700,000 No. 1 (no mistake) PINE SHIXGLRS. received witd the aove Lumbei, and for sale as hanl tinies pnees. Those aha waftt Shingles and not t hips, will pleosa call and cxanuae these. ap20-tf . . . ' Btiii.xü iXterials1U.IM Lichts r-lutvH!!: . 2,W:0 cio Ji-12 do; ' r.fjnn. do 10-13 do; 2,) do Ifl 14 do; 2,0 do 10-15 do; . 2,'HO do 10-1 do; 1JI d. 1J.1 do; nOO Pannels Doors assorted; Cilirs Window Blinds: . Ji Itbls. Cetnctit, 20 Il'ds. Plaster Paris: , ' 20 lings Plasterers' Hair; Together with White and dray Liir.e. Jat rece.v an,lforer E. g. BABCOCK.J '"SwcetPotatoe Plants.1' r 1AM now prepared to fill orders for any amount of choice sweet potatoe plants. A ennsunt su; ply to be hd at the store of Z. 11. Cook & Son. .,;.; FRF.D. SllAIirt.

LEGAL NOTICES, ETC.

, " XOTICK. Siate India nt, YanderVurg county. HK undcn-tiM hereby glres notice that she . lias been appointed Kxecutur of the la-- w.ll i testament of James A. Kvert. decease.1. and been duly qualieod and sworn as such. NANCY DYERS. All iwrtonS knnwinf thoniscWea to have unsettled accounts' on the hooks'of sid deceased, are rcqnetel U come lorwaraana settle immediately attiiMierwood House. apit-eiwKwtw ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. ' BY virtue of an order of th: Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh couu y 1 will sell at pu'.Ic auction at the t'ourtl louse dotr in EvansTille. on the lltli lay of Way, part of the . E. qr. see. No. If. !.. 8. Jt. 10 We. containing three seres, adjoining lands of Peter $ban aas K. W. I'.rinkmerer, and lying on the rml lead it x from the I'.kwHo'uh to tlie residence of Kdr.ir C. lunK. ait premises will be sold ip sub-dinsions, a plat of wdicU ein ! seen at my office. lermsoi sole, oDe iuira casn; uoisnce in u ana n , months from day of sale, the purrharer g'ving notes oV sppnUsmcU Uws, wtH le Ja- cU, of AJ.r Ä'BrÄ. W T a Tt k W s m.w a w ' witn approvea ecuruy waiving au renn irum t UAKDIAX'S sa lk. BY virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pieos of Yandt.Turi:h countv. I will rxiw, li saicat ul-lic auction, at the Cuurt House door ia - Evaiuvitle, on Satnrday, May li, l,the folio incttescrilied real estate, to-a it: Lots 1 1 & If In Mock . hieven (111 in Iii 4th J-.ntargrtneiit, aSjoimtis: Evansville and now eailnd within the oorponu limits of Evansville, aforesaid, heicic theiTopcrty of the heirs of J no G. Fisher, deceased. Terms of sale, i( cab, balatn in - 11 and 1 months, tne purer oser giving notes with approv. security, waiving relief from valuation or apiraisemeut laws, and bearing interest from ! v f le. . Guordiao of John G. Eikhcr's belli. apMtawd GUARDIAN'S SALE' or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ran HE undersigned, as Guardian of the heirs of I John Jarvis, will sell onATl'llliAY, Msy the th, at the house of the said 'John Jarvis, deceased, on walker street. Lamasco, the HouoehoM For mt lire, of said deceased, consisting of Beds, Bericling, Chairs, Tables, and a variety oi articles too nume rous to mention.- Terms, at sale. apl7-law3w . M. 1'-JONES, Guardian. . Great Attraction! EIGHT D1S S 1LE JIT ; AUCTION! In the Store! on. Main St.. next door to the State Bank. A CON SIGNMENT from a failiirefat the city or LcuisviU. eooaistioKof tntJMt worth of Hoods. of the latest fashion; such as Gentlemen's Clothing and Underwear, Piere-Goods French Brand Cloths, Cassiinerem Satinetts, Cassi netto. Linen, Linen Prills, llat and lais Oeots Mippcra ( oticrva Shots, rortmonieSf Scissors, Uasoss, Kosr Stroi, Imported Cigars, spring Balauces, 1H cases Assorted Looitiog Uwhs, In) Itoses assorted Glassware, consisting of articles niot nerfwmy for familv use. A large assortment of the latest tt vie of Ladies' Jewelry, Silver riate, maooractured ; the nest mecnanics in the Union, consisting of Table and Tea-spoons, Fori. Mustard Spoons, fce. tee. ' AH of srhirh msit I sold to the highest bidder this week,?- erOer of U Assignees, j -i .. , . . hale to commence this rooming at I o'clock, and eontin ii a from day to day until tho entire stork is sold out. - .. Evening fale to commence at 7 o clock. . Kverv IkmIv fi invited to call and bar chesr. and take advantage of the hard times." J.liKll.MO,' Auctioneer from Ixwiisville, KrN. S. 100 doc. ditlerent sixes felerhed and un bleached pure Linen Table CMh. Irish Linen, Towel Linen, and hundreds of othe articles loo nume rous to mention. - ap'JO-tr FOR A BAR G AIN! ) AN OLD ESTABLISHED 3E3ECBai? 353 3Eji FOR SALE! THE PAVILION HOTEL, KEPT for the last eight years by CK.'Disw.is aow oflesed for sale. The leoae, furniture, stores, and fixtures, will be sold at low figures. This boas is situated oa the river, in the ren'er of business, and has a large and paying business built ap, which can be retained. The attention of buyers is solicited,, as the terms are most liberal, aus the price asked eiceedinffly low. For particulars, address C. K. DREW, Ja., Pavilion Tletel, i ' ' I' " .' Ivar.sville, Ind. apWtf RECKIVEO I.APT .MKIIT.Godey's Lady s Hook, ft lay; Graham's Magazine, do do; llallon's Veekl. do- do: toiiev'a Panern Book, do do: ' .'TheThm Beauties, hy Mrs. outltworth; (icMlev's Hunk of Toilet: . . New York Iedger, Stth ot April; Flag of our Union, 24th of Apen Ballou's 1'ictwrial, do do; Harper's Weekly, . de do. . , For safe at r J. II SALT'S. PI7 . . , U 11 ITE LEA1. öPO iters iTTsCVand ion p.. Kegs for sale by ORR, DALZELL k i.'O. apI7 WHITE LIMEAND CEMENT. So0 l(s. Lime; - r IVO do Cement; Just received and tor aa I r apl7 ORrt.PAMr.LTJcCO. WCNOIUKg. Kegs New Castle Soda: a lCroons iniigo; 1 0 gross F-s Coflee; ' bPWls.!wnith'sCdcrTinegar - . WRls. Kosiu; ' 2 Röxes Jnmmer Md. Candles; li Tierces Prime Rice;" ---.. 1-1 Coes Matches. For sale W apl; ORR, PAL7.ELL, Sc. CO. MAl'IIINE-MADE HORSE SHOES THE TROY IRON AXD NAIL FACTORT, at J Trov, N. Y.. Save IIENKY M'Kl'KN'8 IMPlCOVF'l HORSE SUOK MACHINERY now in succewfal oKration, snl are trptrrd to exernte orders f.T HORSE and MULE sIlOKS of any W eight and Pattern, at a price but little above the price r Horse Shoe Iron. : i . The quality of the Iran nsed in toese shoes is w.tiranted in everv respect. These shoes have len approved of. and are now used t-y tho ITniVed State. Government exclusively, as also hy many of the principal Stage and Oromhnt Companies and llors Shoers throughout thecount-y. Any person inclosing i to the undersirned. will have a sample of I tut hs., assorted sites, setit to his address. Orders adlressed to tne saoscnneT.ai Troy, will re ceive prompt attention WM. F. BURDEN, Agent, Troy, N. Y. aptG-ly l.ME 2 Ithls. White Lime; I llhds. Gray Lime; IPd Bids. Hydraulie Ccsieat; In More andfor sale by GKO. F05TKR te CO. liocVksi iiooksii an i) PAPi:n WAnLIIOlSKI! ' m L. JOHNSON, would respectfully Invlt the III a attention of merchants and ntliers to bis list f aornunt loo's, mannfactnred to order from the eiy let l-aper in any style of Rinding. " SCCH Al LEIVJKR?, DA V BOOK. , CAM! BoOKtf, BUnTKKfc, RKCfclfT ItOOK-, bALF.S BOOKN KKCOKD BOOK, nd everr other kind of Blank and MewMwandum Banks. Auvh fteel Pens in a great variety; .nvelo$ j of every eise; Bull. Yelk.w, W bite and Blue Inks of all kinds: Gold Pens and Pen Holders- Letter Cbuaps, sand Bixe. Gum .Baad, lukstauda, in a very great varietv. tec. , , Rules, . fvsk rods. Pen Rock. BhKiing Bo.ird, ' f "teV Ptampa. Paper Weight., . ' ' Tape Messures. ' '. V.T?!. L-..Ü. W t-k Baskets, foutu apl.Vtf Fst st.bctaeen Maiu snd Irt. COI FFK. t:.;A Bngs lnme Rio Coflee, 10FFF.K. 15 do Ppice; li do Pepper- Just received and for sale by It a rvvv 1KI. FtiSTF.R te . i9 itisiwGuuuy Big; 2ihl.lsCrnhed Sugar; 2hNs Powdered ugar. "5 bbls L'af Swgar, in store snd fi te br "J PRESTON liROS. YTikOse who want aomethinc new and beautiful in the war of Jewelry, .Watches, Silver Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, Jtc, arc invited to call at the old c&tablUhmcut of JIITTKOFF &. SOX, on .Main street near Second, where they will ünd a new and verf full toek at yerjr low prices. All articles warrted to lejit a represented. apl4-3mtlfc w