Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 139, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 May 1858 — Page 2
ffonsföllc Sailn Journal. EVANSVILLE, IND.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 5
Tbe PtraUbt Line Railroad None of our citizens will fail to true
the following communication an attentive reading. It proposes a total aban donment for tho present of the Straight Line Railroad. Are our citizens prepared for the question? It is a pitj the road was erer begun, and that the enterprise that has carried it so far forward, had not taken another direction and prevented the two great railroad undertakings of tho citj becoming rivals of one another. To th City f KcantxiU and Other Stock kolJtr$ i tkt ., et- C. S. L. II. H: The great interest at stake, and tho deep concern which I feel in all that threatens good or evil to this coramanitj compels me nee mora to apeak out, but thi time rcry briefly on tho subject of tho enterprise abov iiameJ. I feel no falso delicacy on this abject because I am thi) servant of another Railroad,
whose frieniU have been foolishly charged with a spirit of rivalry to this new enterprise; and you have discovered that I hare heretofore been no fake prophet on this subject. But because I hare, for the last seven years past, been a pructical Railroad man and hare gone thioughall the 'processes of construction and management and have had tho opportunity of becoming acquainted with the subject on which I write, it is my duty in this matter of public interest, and private intercut, to all of us, to peak out honestly, plainly and fearlessly, and I shall do so, let who may epposo or rcvilo me for it. Then I leg leave to call the attention of
all of you, to an advertisement in one of our city paper of an election of Directors of thi Kailroad, to be held. at Indianapolis on the 6th of May inst., and particularly that portion of the advertisement which give notice that tho stockholder in person or by proxy, will then vote for or against putting tho concern in liquidation or going on with the work. This notice, so far, is I believe all right.
and every Stockholder bus a greater direct interest in the correct decision of that question than most of you seem to be aware of. After all that has transpired, it is not, I think, too late to make or save a great deal of money for the Stockholder by a correct and prompt decision of this question, as I propose briefly to show. In order, however, to decide tho question judiciously and correctly, an important duty remains to be performed by tue Jioard of Directors which is thus calling you together. There is a great want exirienccd by all of you; you do not want my arguments or opinions, nor newspaper articles, nor stump speeches from myself or any one clso, for or against the enterprise or its past manapomeat, no, none of them. But I will tell you what you want a plain statement of facts and figures showing the exact present situation of tho afTairs of tho company. That is what, and all you want, and yon aro of right
e ii tilled to it, and ought to hare it before
nor any part of it, ander contract again till you have secured enough solvent stock to baild and equip It, for be it remembered that after a railroad in the West is put under contract, tbe subscription of stock ceases, for the main inducement is to have the road built, and when the road is put under contract it Is generally supposed that object is secured. But it is currently reported, and, as I learn
by members or the present .Board ofJJirco
tors, that after all cur past experience of
wuuieaaie cuuirueuuK, wua raitrwau is HKCiy again to be lut to other and new contractors, who do business on a large scale, who are
willinz to make fuir promises to tho amount
of any number of millions, and, therefore,
ought oi course 10 be entrusted witn the re maininz half million or such a matter of sol
Tent assets of this road, whether they aver finish a yard of it or not. . .
Gentlumen, if yon have read the history of railroad building in thin couutry, for the
past nve years, you win Know as well as I do, that any largo contract, no matter with
whom made under the present condition of
auairs, lur the completion or your road, or
any division oi it. woum not merely oe im-f-racticable and absard, but absolutely profigate. No men with adequate means would undertake it, and should men without adequate meaos do so, tho only 'effect would be, that the company would lose all its re
maining assets, and get ne parof a railroad finished. By the last report of tho Company, May
ist, isdo.me total stock or an kinds was about $97S,00); this included the Lamasco subsoription, $$t,000, and real estate not conveyed, $153,000; which would greatly reduce
the avauaOio auoscnption. According to the report made by Messrs
Jones and Saunders last June, te the City Council of tho werk done, and expenditures
needed to complete the first division of the
road, he work then done amounted to, sy 1.230,000: deducting twenty-five per cent..
paid in contractors stock, the expenditure by the company to bo taken out of the stock sub-
. I Fur Um Joor&sl
Lines Suggested upon seelos four little C'htl.
dren bereft of their Melker. Ah! little one are left alone, With no kind mamma dear; ," Her warm, warm breath, forever gone, II er roice no more you'll hear. The loved, the littl" pets," A only mamma's can; You'll miss Ber imile and warm caress; And the touch of her dear hand. Twas hard, ah, yes, fur Lcr te part. And lear the all alone; It well nigh broke her weary heart, But God's will must be done. pear tittle "ones," Cod dwells abot, , Hell be thy constant friend, lie only asks thy chllalsh lore, When blessings he will send. Then learn to trust In Oed, oa high. With all your simple hearts, He ne'er will give yoa cause to sigh, Xor from hi lev depart. - We mourn that thott art left, Without yoar soother "doar," Bat Ood, who leads the Christian home, Will dwell with orphans here. lie will be thy spirit's guide. To watch thine erring feet. From sunny morn till erening tide. The watch will He repeat. Weleare thee iu Hi gracious huid, lie i so full of lore; And may you la a Utile baud
Be gathered home above.
3IAKHI11I. In this city, yesterday, t the residence of the hride'a father, by the Kef. T. Wechsler; Mr. LEV I M. PLANT, nd Miu II ANN All ANSI'ACIIER,
both of this city.
The young couple left the city immediately aftr the ceremony on a bridal tour. The fervent wishes of all their friends attend theia that happiness may
await tnern in all their Journey through life.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JKtT-is NOTICES in this place, 10 mits per line
.?, (s1 ill A Kate) one Insertion; 2 sent r line three time: aic-nts iky line oue week; discount
on longer time.
Vanderburgh County Land Association.
The following' exhibit shows the conditlm of tlie
Vanderburgh County Laud Association, on 1 ebruary
Ist, IW;
DR. Real Estate tl,"T3 33 Improvements... 2,71 14 V.x pens Acct... . m Si Cash i 3 Uncollected gfk. 33; 50
' ca.
Capital Stock. ...13,! 00 Admissions Mil 7 Int fc Eich'.. -V, :
lt. Moss . 10 .l
P. 11011NBROOK, Sec'y and Treas. . - '
" " SPECIAL NOTICES.
BMeilcan Muslau Liniment. rom rich ai.d
poor, bond and free: all color, trades and conditions
of life, we hear the same meed of praise awarded this
wonderful article. Sores Hie healed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable, annuals made useful, ami untold ills assuaged ly ilii. great bic-Ja-inc which are sur
prising to the judgment of man. What family do-
not require taudard Liniment. - Who ever heard of the same effects produced by any 'other article! For
tuj. Bruise, Traill. Kheumalism, Swellings, Strained Horses, &c , it lias no ejual. Bkwakk or Imitations. The genuine Mustang Liniment is s dd by all respectable Druggists and Livery Men in every town, parish and humlet throughout North and South America, Europe and'tlio Islands of the Ocean. Buy at once. Beware of any olhor' Bragg' Liniment.' It isabaseimititivn. . , ., BAUXE3 & I'AttK, niorSl-d&alm ' Proprietors, New York.
lift A. at SouUieiu Mills, for 10 tu. per busticl at retatl,aiii vSper ton, by ai-l-tf , , Uil.EHAUT BR0TIIER3.
BOARDING. rsriivrt estifmi.ti nil their wives, and a f"
I SnirU ff.titlftnen. ran ct ideMnt nMms, with
good hoanlin at the WALNUT STliEKT HOl'SE, comer of Walnut and First streeu. aiil-tf
IJEPPEU & gPICE.-l.-V baffs.'iist reived, for
JL aalcby uiutir.ii os, rj li,p.
LEGAL NOTICES, ETC.
NOTICE.
StaU.ftf Indiana, Vandtrtorg cvwUf.
rilUK nndrnfrnnl hen4r rlvea notice that Sh
B Iuli l-n Mnnrtintml KxecutoT of the last Will
and tesuwtent of James A. By era, deceased, ana bee
D. 0'NEEL,
MAÜT.
si-ription. amounUKl to not quito $173,0.
Whilst their estimate of tlio umonnt stil needed to complete and stock the First Divis
ion, nas 15S6..SI bd. thereby showing the
insufficiency by hundreds of thousands of
dollars Supposing it to be all cash instead
of what it is, to finish and slock tho First
Ditision of tho road. For it must bo kept in tnind that tho Inrnd of tho road are not and
cannot bo for years of any value whatever for the purchase of iron or anything else, and that the company can rely ou nothing where
with to move on ono but tho stock subscriptions. Should tlio company now think it advisable to po into liquidation, judging from tho amount of subscriptions reported, and the
amount of money expended on tbe work.thcre ought to be at least hall a million of dollars refunded to tho Htockholder, which would be very acceptable to all concerned, and a great matter to many poor rrien who have been greatly uiitrciud by the loss of the pioperty subscribed, amounting as it would, to some fifty per cent., on tho dollar to all subscribers. Verv resDoctfullr.
JOHN IXüLE Jr. Evansvillc, May 3d. 1858. Land for Agricultural Colleges. Our telegraph despatches reported some time ago, the passage through the House oF a bill introduced by Mr. Morrill of Vermont, granting six millions or acres of public lands to the various State for the establishment and support of Ag -ricultural Schools. It is doubtful if it can be got through the Senate in tho limited time of the present session. It is
Uox. John G. Davis or Indiana.
The Indianapolis Journal pays the followirg just tribute to the sterling Representative from the Seventh Congressional District: 1 Amonje the anti-Lccompton Democrats who first and most firmly resisted the great fraud, John O. Davis of this State stands rominent. He mado no noisy display of lis zeal, but ho was known from the start to be its unrelenting enemy. Ho has worked quietly, rarely obtruding himself on tho at-
tcntion or the House, but never lias laitcrcu in his faith an instant. Whilo his associate Democrats have thrust' themselves in the face of the eon n try, a eager enemies 'of .the fraud, and thundered their hostility into the publio car in a rolling f;ro of speeches and professions: ho has contented himself generally with tho sharp shot of a vote, which, like . i . i, . i
a DncKWOoasman s rine, carries true ana makes no roar or smoke. Tho noisy warriors, however have failed in the great test. Their thundering artillery exploded and blew them to fragments, and is now roaring uwuy from tho lines they unco fired iutc. lVut Davis fired his "rille1' voto to tho last of the battle from tho samo point, and always straight at the enemy. Among nil the Democrats of tho Northwest, out of Illinois, ho is thcenly ono whoso integrity bus never been suspected. Tho letter writers heard rumors of trcaon, defection and bribery abotr Hall,
l'endIcton,Cockurill, Knglish, Foley. Jones and others, b.it they novor heard anything against Davis. Others might bo weak or wavering, but Davis wnt never doubted. T stand tit only man in the Democratic delegation of tho Northwest, out of Illinois, whose fidelity ww never questioned, and whose integrity has never been aspersed by a whisper, h au eulogy that he may well be proud of. Indiana bit suffered enough in tho reputation ot her doughface representatives, to make us, probably, unduly proud cf one who has never yielded an inch, and stood in the front rank of the, fleht till the cud. We wish wo had more such Democrats.
aiJ -
"Late Discoveries In l'athology show that very many of khedi"es which altlict mankind arise from impurity of the, 'ood. This has long been suspected but is only late! known. In consumption, tubercles are found t he a sedimentary deposit from the blood. Dropsy , Gout, Cancer, TJloert aid Krrtl"ns, all arise in disordered deposit from the blood. Billions diseases and fevers are caused solely by its deranged unhealthy state, and even the decline of lifef olluws the want of vitality In the blood. In view of these f:wts 1. Aver desiaied hi Cathastic Pill esiecially to
purify and invljforate th bod. and hence we believe
to arise itsanparalelled success In Controlling disease. -IMeUicaf Journal.. mr31 dfrwlm
TO-DAY'S . ADVERTISEMENTS.
II A T KU.
One s-inure, (10 lines solid Agate), three times. 1 1 00 One week, 1 ä0
Two seeks, 3 Ml
One month, 4
Three tuonUis, 1 M
Hx months, in (si
One vent,.. ..... ...... ... 4. ....lo 00
lHseuaiilon larKerauveitlaemetiM. iff funis of six lines or under, S1U ier annum. IlT,No "till forbid" advertisetneiitseeeeiveil. itT .No advertiaeiueut inserted for less thaa 1.
BROS to Inform his old patrons and the public generally, that he is ourtintly uiinutactanng the most elegant Uarmvids. (SenUenien can select their rl.it Ii 11t mr Imid. and ha will make I hem
up to on lrr, and warrant the mot complete and . I. : l 1 . ft. a . 1 .... a.. 1 1 V...-ft
dry poods store, comer Main and fecowl streets. apftT-Mw
The Inrivalled KENTUCKY HARVESTER, MOWING AND REAPING. 'Mils Miachine was introduce! and usel fortlv
M. first time during the harvest of IS56; an, though
new, it lias alieaiy estlitiet for itseir a reputation which ha never len reached by any other comb'ned Reaper and Mower, South and W est: and
it now occupies a position far iu advance of all its competitors.
IS early Osa thousand of these Machines were Iii ri urine the l&st two harvests, and the demand
not snct'e.! in the states of Kentucky, Tennessee, in.;... Illinois. Mi-:iUri. Iowa. Arksnsas, Ala-
ifttun. ii.vtririM.. South Carolina. Virginia. Misüissippi,
....1 ftfttftftl.ll.T.ii.v thi. f;wt most c : ic I nil vol v. that tor
universal nse, economy, streu. jj. and etficletiey , this
Machine is every tmnff mat is acsiraoie, uoin as a K . . . wf .n.l M. a Mower.
We Itave made some valuable improvements, sugnt.l tv nirefiil observation and experiment during
the last harvest. These will le ad.ll to all our Keap-
ersani Mowers r.ow building tor tbe harvest 01 is
for sale on consignment, ny ... a p2S-:hnd w ALMS ft 1IOWK3
H v ..milit. m.nd nrn a Qch.
J t w . vnv nvvwa
Sil noMnn knnvln UmniFlTH to hlTf unsettle!
account on tbe liooks vf sah! deceased, are requested
to come forward and settle immediately at tn pntr-
wond House. src-wi wsvwiw
ADMINISTRATOR'S MALE.
srmr virtu of an order of the Coart of Cowu.-.on
Ww I'lca of VaiKterlniirh county 1 will aell at pak-
lic auction at the t;enrt tiouenoor in sTinnun thellth day of May.'s&S iartf tbe 8. K. sr.es. No. Ii, T. e. 8. K. I West, Wuinlog three sere, adjoining lands of i'eteT l1 hart; awd . W. rwja" meyer.and lying on the rosd leading fmss the I orlln tn tho rraitlenri. of Kiirar lT. Dull!. IUU
pretaises will be sold in stib-tfl visions, a plat of whies. can be seen at my office. m ,
Terras or sale, one-mini casn, rwiancc in t
ni'.iilti rnm way 01 aaie, in ptuvrmser r"i with approved ecurity waiving all relief Cross wall - ation or appraisement laws, with Intern from dsy ! ' ab . a. L. V t 1 I Ü
sale. SKAtsr.i m i
ap-Uwlt Admr vf Adolph Uniiksaana. GUARDIANS 8 ALE.
an order of the Court rf.Co
'atsof Vanderburgh county, I will rxpo- U
fT virtue of
mm l'sasor andurursh eountv. I will itxvams
sHleat ublic auction, at-the Court Hoeve door n
.ASTfttRN COFJ'BE-IOOO 1,'J prime Rio Coflee, '.i. -. A m I .. ,
M in Biorv Uli iui aic '
- f-Y - ' iilIEELEK S JtluüS.
A Tenemeut
11 Fi undersirnrd wishes
ith four or nve rooms,
Wanted!
to ' lease a tenement
price not to exceed
roya
tore I .1. . 1 ::. 1 1 .
ou take anv new sten or anlfrr an now tr, tllc u,u,b w""-1" "uu P"r inetouro
to bo taken by any oue else iu thi matter. I before Congress, and its passage might
un gciunj sucii a statement yoa, any and
all of jou, will be fully qualified to decide the question before you, whether the concern shall attempt to go on, or be immediately wound up, and its asset distributed to tho stockholders from whom they were derived. I know, of course, that a statement of the affairs of the company will bo made out for your inspection, but without meaning any Jisre.ipect to tho excellent Secretary, Mr.
orcen, wnom l know and lugnly respect, it will give-you but very little useltil informs tion and tor tho simple reason that Mr. Green has never had the materials and the facts before him necessary to make out tho most important parts of a full and fair statement of the company's affairs. And as 1 am necessarily somewhat naoro familiar with railroad
statements and repot U than you generally are. I beg your pardon for here givinjr you my ideas of what this statement ou"ht to show; premising that the road has all bocn under contract tor the last two years. Then tho statement should show: 1st. Tho total estimate of tho chief Engineer of the quantities and the cot of all kinds of woik (specifying each kind separately) to be dono on tho whole line, and on each Grand Division of it, and all materials, machinery and other equipments needed in finishing aud furnishing tho road reaJy for running.
1 heso estimates, of course, must lo made upon actual location and measurement, and arithmetical calculation by engiuccrs. 2d. Tho amount of stock subscribed to Jate, coin prising a statement of how much subscribed in cash, how mach in lands, how much in town lots, and how much in labor, cr "contract stock." 3d. How much of each kind ol work has been done ana materials furnished, and ou what divisions, under pu.st contracts. 4th. The amount paid in cash, in city bonds, in stock, in lands, in town lots, for tho work already done. 5th. An account of uncollected cash stock, and showing how much is solvent, how much doubtful, and how much hopeless. 6th. As so many years have elapsed since tho subscriptions ot real estate were taken, whereby iu valu may now be greatly changed, that property should bo carefully
scuetiuiea ana re-appraisea. A separate schedule and appraisement of real estate subscribed and not yet conveyed. 7th. Separate schedules and appraisements of real estato con veyed by deed of trust to secure bond issued, and of that not so conveyed. e-th. Tho general account showing all receipts and expenditures under their proper heads. 9th. Bills and open accounts, receivable and payable. Having Lecn put into possession of these facts, there will bo little damrur of your taking a wrong step; without them you must, if you move at all, go it blind." Having thus learned how much remains to be done, and what moans remain to do it with, you will know how much more mean have got to bo raised beforoyou aro prepared to put tho road or any part of it again under contract. ll;re let me say, that If any of you advocate tho building of the first division of this road before the others aro built, under the
expectations or its paying running expenses and keeping itself in repair, you Lave only to examine tho recent history of the Illinois Central, the Evansville and Crawfords ville, the New Albany and Salem, and the other North and South railroad of the Western country to be cured of your delation.
You must, therefore, In any calculation for going on with the work, provide for furnishing the whole line simultaneously, and this
being settled, the next question is, where aro you to get the means Tha answer is plain. If the tneaDS are to be raised at all, there is but one source: that source is an adequate
stock subscription; for the days have gone by when a North and South railroad could arll mort?a?o bonds on tho road, wherewith
to purchase iron or anything ejseof value, lor it own construction or equipment. I repeat it, that the mortgage bond of any North and South railroad, In tho Western
States, whilst under construction, are now, -.1 .in to come, will be utterly value -
loss, and cannot bo sold for purpose of construction. .... v . inr vnrth and South railroads never had
'much credit, but what little any of them ever Lad, is now utterly lost. Then, gentlemen, when thia road anau te built. It will be built on a stock subscription
exclusively, and tuoreiore you win u yu
redeem the character of the present Con grcss from that of utter worthlessness. The bill appropriates 20,000 acres for
every Senator and member of the House from each State which would giye Indiana 2C0.0C0 acres. It provides that whenever there are public lands in a State worth $1 23 an aero (the value to bo determined by the Governor of the State), the quantity to which the State shall be entitled shall be selected from such lands. To States in which there are no public lands of the valua of $1 2ft an acre, the Secretary of the Interior is
directed to issue land scrip to the amount
of their shares in acres, said scrip to be sold by tho States, and the proceeds to bo applied to the use and purposes prescribed in the act, and for no other uses or purposes whatever. All tho expenses of the management and salo of tho lands are to be paid by the States out of their own treasuries, so that tho entire proceeds of the lands given in tho United States shall bo applied to the purposes of the bill.
Bright ,000 Ackek or 1'cblic Laxi. Tho Washington correspondent of the .New York Evening Post, says; ii More specific information shows that Mr. Brijhtbsd partners in the speculation, to wit: Mr. Knglish and Mr. Foley, two waver ing and apparently fickle-minded anli-Le-cnnipton Democrats, from the same State ns Mr. liright. . The Junior organ here, the Star, admit that these warrants were sent out from here by tho Commissioner of tho Land Office, for Mr. Üright. W hat was tho consequence? From tlio moment when Bright' warrant and hi list ot designated lands arrived, those lands were taken out of the market, and though tho act of entry might not have been perfected for six months, no
actual settler, or any number ot llicm, could enter an acre of that truct. Tho organ justifies the act as legal, but nobody behoves that, had not this trio of tHieulators been mem
bers whose votes it Avas necessary to have,
they would have been thus allowed to step between the settlers and their rights. They
would have been compelled to gothcinsclve!, er send nirents. and to take their chances with
the settlers In getting theso lands. UHn the whole there is little doubt that this extraordinary privilego was accorded to theso men
ns a bribe. Whether Foley or Knglish would have Ihjcii converted to Iecomptonism with
out the bribe is a qnestiou they may discuss
with their constituents.
QUKIIV.'
WhT Is It that CHItlSTAPOrtO'S IIAIIl DYE is
the liest IN THE WOULD? BKCAÜSK eminent chemists say so; BKOATSE It contains no caustic compounds! ItECAl'SK it wears lonj er than Sny other! KKCAl'SU It operates instatitineonsl.v! BKCAl'SE it dos not stain the skiu!
BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthen die llsir!
BECAfSS it corrects the had effect of other
dyes! t BECATfK It presence cannot be detected! BECAUSE" IT NEVER FAILS! v Sold everywhere aud applied by all Hair Dressers JOSEPH CIIRlTAfr0U0fj . ap-lmdftfcw No.fi Asfor House. S. York.
Does any- of our HUh liver ever eat too much
dinner? If any of our readers have cooks who tempt
their appetite a little to far. I will Uli a secret that will lead them to the enjoyment of their dinners wlthoata
visit fnm that gouty oil gentleman Dyspepsia. Take a Dose or Dr. S Amoroso's Inviookatok xrrtw KVril3, ARD TOP WILL SIEVES BK TROfULSU WITH
IkmokstiOm; tail on ttae.c.-ntrHi-y, before tW nrxt meal time apiroachesthc sppctite will be shari-ened to appreciate any kind of fHd. If the food rises or sours, the Iuvigora'or will fix the matter at unce, for there is something in it that, to use the expression of a friend, will let a man eat gravel t,ne, and take the Invigoralor and they will digest. We have tried it in double doses, on one or two ociaisi.'iis, for sick headache, and it acts like a charm. Wliat we want 1 1 say to our readers, young or old, Is, if Hny thing ails you, go without delay and g:t a bottl of Da SiNurORD' Invkioiator, and if it don't cure, come and tell us, for we want to see one person that it will not lienefit. (See Advertisouieut.) UkarJO-d&wIm
ckf.sci:nt city hank. DiaicToas. John A. Kbit, Consad Daeeb, Tiio.kas K.titRVM and Jon Law. Receives deposit., buys and sol! coin and exchange.
Interest allowed on time ilepoiU at such rates as may
he agreed upon with depositors aud iccltjcd In cei tilieate. Exchange on New Ymtk, Cincinnati and
Lrf.uisvilie, Great Hritain, France, Switzerland, Bel
gium, Holland, Ilmsia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and all the cities and large towns' of Germany, fur Kile in sums to suit.. Collections made, and proceeds rciuitlvd promptly at current rate tf exchange
JOHN A R KITZ, Pres. W. BAKER, Cashier. aplasia
1ACKEREL-
II JL i I'M. Mackerel;
:.0 H bbls. do., No. 13 k 3;
5 kitxs do lo do; 100 boxes Herrirtg; Jost received by WHEELER k. RIOCS.
rNDUIES
.V) boxes Ciu. Palm Soap;
J.) do do Mould Candles;
1W parage .e?ar Candle.; 3 cks butch M iler; . t cJ prime Indigo: J ut received aud for sale ir WIIF.KLKR & RIftGS.
, .' . . 1 ' Cotton Yams; ri Hitting WIIKKLKU & Rians.
CiirTTUN YARNS. J lou la asriril .Not. ir, hales Vm. I St In store and for sale by i UN DRIES C i hit. chests Teas;
1'SlonUie lo) , f I I i - 75 Ikiv's Tobacco; hiicallirs do; 2j,oom piTa Srgars; r -f' 2;.m l.er.liaf 1; . ' Ml WUHJunnjiii d'it
1,IHV hlf. Sp. do; J ut receive I lu store aud fof sale by my . .. WIIKKI.KR fc RIOIS.
'I
175, and possession desired tmmedtat ap28-tf S. MYERS,
iRON! IR0N!-A larje lot Just received, pr steamer Argonaut, which makes our assortment
I complete. For sale by SAMUEL OKK.
JOHN 3IAGEN1SS, PHYSICIAN AND SURC.F.ON.
fM ENDE KS his professional Service to the citi-
Ji ten of Evansville and surrounding country. (lOice. corner of Second and Locust streets. ap27-d&wtm Rochester Coopers' Tools! D. B. BAKTOa'S "SIMOS rcss."
ON or abont tha 15th of Mar, I shall have a fine tock of Bartn' jUKtly celebrated Coors'
Tool, winch are unquestionably superor to an other makers. Kt-rp your money until you can
get the sssr out. Cad at my new stand, opposite
J. II. Maghee It Co. CHARLES 3. WELLS.
House for Kent
A DESIRAULK resilience, situated in Ui tipper naitof the citv. containing five rooms, kitchen.
cellar, stanie, aomi-snea, kc.( ate. cor terms, appiy
at the Journal u.nce. apa-ir
IfCsffc BHSIIELS Prime Oats, for sale by fU apiif Z. H.COCK t SON.
.. .II.. J . Oftl. wM ft t 11.. .
tftTAOBTinct u mtuiu , ..lay kii, irn, 111 lug rtescrilxsd real estate, to-wit: Lot 11 k 1 In bbek No. Eleven (III in the 4th Enlargement, adjoining Evansville and now entlwed within the corporate limits of Evansville, aforesaid, being the property ef the heirs of J no O. Fisher, deeeasrd. TftT-rn. of aal. U rh. Ialiuirt In . 11 and I
months, the purchaser giving notes with approve! security, waiving relief from valuation or apurslsw meut laws, and bearing interest from day of aal. II HACK Ft MILLS. Guardian of John W. JTUWs hairs -arMtawd GUARDIAN'S 8 A LB
or
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK
THE undersigned, as Guardian of th heir of John Jar vis, will sell on SATCRUAY. Ma.r
the eth, at the house ortliesai Jonn jsrvis, oereas-
ed.en walker street. Lamasco. the Ilousehoid Fnr-
mture, of shm! deceased, consisting or ftea, iieniing. Chairs, Tallies, and a variety of article to !-
rous to mention. Terms, si sale.
aplMawjjw M. r JO JS, uaaniian.
PINE LIMBER.
THE subscriber has jast reoelred nrra Messrs.. Fenton & Frew, Chatsue county, N.T.. WCoou fet No. 1,IINE LUMBER. Carpenters and
Builders are respectfully invited to esamine tbis lot
of Lumber, as .t is superior to anything In thisw 4 ar . a aw l . . w m n
market. juu.i i.ubvisn.
PINE SHINGLES. YOO.OOO No. 1 (no mistake) PIN E SHINGLES
received witdthe above Lutnbei, and for sal as hard
times' pnees. Those who want Mnugi ana -Chips, will pleas call and examine these.
ap-.v-tt
fjiii.nix; iTEniAL8
M-9 I0.no Lights S-IO ash;
do
Novelty JIill, KocKroRT. We have
used some of tha extra famil Hour from this mill and Cad it to fully sustain the high repute which we learn the flour from this mill has gained in the markets at tho South. Where it has been used, and is known it cotnmandi a dollar a bbl. more than St. Louis extra. The "extra family" brand from this mill is made from the choicest wheat and is from tho first sittings of the bolt. Messrs. Z. 11. Cook & Son arc agents for the mill.
ryii'O Tucinc," a wccwiy rciiiou newspaper In San Francisco, spcak'nii; of
liislior Kii's admission of Mrs. Julia lean
llayuo to tho holy rito of continuation., says: "Mr Hayno is not only a notcJ actress,
but a player ot Camillo,' the ri iitei iul character in a pieco pronounccil immoral even ly tho New York lleraM. Wo confess it very
Uithcult to reconcile the fact that Mich tor
sons as Mrs. Iluyno anil Kannv Kcnidlo liut-
tler are in full communion with tlio Kpiscu-
lai Church, with tlio peculiar sanctity claim
ed for that communion nnJ tho cxclusivciicss
practised by the members." .a
inis exnioits more Meoty tnin was
looked for on the Pacific shores.
Standard and New Hooks.
KIlAZILandta KraiiliUus. by the Itevs. Kidder i. Fltu Ler. Life of lHK t. Kane, by Doct Elder. ' Livingstone's Travel iu Africa, the true edition by Harper. Lucv Howard's Journal, by Mrs. Sicourney.
Pulpit te.lo'jucuce of the I'-tb ctnturyja splendid
wora lv I isii. Mixlrru Fancies and Folliss; a highly moral book. T.iiViif Aur.in llui'i.bv l'rtnu.
Uaysrd 'aylr's Northorn Travel Sweden, Lap
land and .Vrwy. , . , . Burton's Eucyclol-di of Wit and TTemnr: t in -:, LU1IELL U CO.MYNUTON'S. For Kent.
fpWO goo.1 connecting n-ows in the secon.l story of JL brick building on Taird sireet. bttweea .Main Sud L:ut; w.niLi suit one or two single gentliucu. Terms, sivty dolliirsper auliom. Apply to myviw BVJluCK Sc KEHR.
110 V WASTED -To fold ruperi aud 1 cr
rmii at tli.s o'noe- 'nyo
l-'or Sale.
nrsiIEL" Tea Nuts, just received ou consignment, and for nale low by . . f. ti. O'KILKY fc CO.
m gf Ut'SII. Prim Hungarian Grass ?ecd,
for sale by
!i iiNm doz. Eggs; 1JJU lbs. Ta ie II utter; prime Lard ; Received this lny by
J.VV.TRA FAMILY V IN EO A R-25 bbls. choice ar
ML J ticle, for sale very lw l y
L. If. COOK & SON.
Z. II. COOK t SON.
I; ,000 3,1 a,noo 2,ntt0 8,
do to do
do do
Ma
10-U 10 14 10-15 10-1
;: is
do;
do; do; do; do;
do;
apM
OILBERT t BOvTLFS, Sj-camtire st.
SHI Pannels Doors assorted;
yi pain Window Blinds; 0 Bbls. Cement, M Bbls. I'laater Paris: SO Bags Plasterers' Hair; Together with White and Uray Lim. Jost rweess
d ajl for sale by
'Alt 23 Wd. iu fineonler. jnt received and for
Q ulehr IILBKRT St KOWLKi.
K. and Himburg, for
G1LUKRT & UOVVI.LS.
s?.KDIN ES Peases hnlvan.l onsrters, for sale
C!l.y lilLUKKT 4i liOWLES.
Till KE$K iO Iwxcs last W
V rale by
A
2 JSAU SOAP 30 boxes Proctor fc Gamhles. for sale
l.y ii 1 1. Ith, KT iL IMIW LKS.
rfORN BROOMS-100 dor. aoited qnnlitie, for
J SM
nie by
GILBERT Ü BOW LKS.
I MpJO
100
IUV
rjf .NTE CCUItANTS N.l. rlwicw, for sale by
Mi , UILlibUT iL BOW LtS.
ti:i:n
Crf Potatoes, for sale at
STUNN Y U.VGS Ten bales good Gunny Bags for
VPl 4 le i iieap iy
apl
IOTATOK.S-rJ bids, pure Mehanoc
Z. II. COOK.& SO.S.
V. U.O'UILKY.
lays
HERRINfl30 boxes No. 1, for sale hy GILBERT it BOWLES.
Giddiness, Headache, sVe. These pains and
lisagreeahle feelings are generally svuiptoms of soma
dher complaint; such a dysis-ia, ai-plexy, and
various others, all cf which are cauw-d by eotrupt noxious matter, clogging the various circulations;
hence, a stream or rush of blood to the head, ami by
the excitement a great pressure on the brain. Gililinrss, headache, loss of niiiaory, dininess of sight, and
various other complaint are the result. Thus it will
be seen tliat all the above painful and distressing ii:alailics owe their origin to the blood. lr. Morse In
di;m Kot Pills are scknowlolged to be the only n-.edi
cine tliat will thoroughly purify the blood. Tney tu-
ter the blood, and follow the stream of life on its jonr-
ney through the system. They root out all foulne
and impurity, and drive uyt every unhealthy instruc
tion. Ttiey fluul.t im teu every uigut lasumcioni quantities to operate briskly, by CMumeucing with
two pills on going to bed, thr?e the Lxt night, four the next; if the xyintoms are not removed, commence aaain with two pills and go up again as before. Con-
tiniiein like manner, until the Mood is thnnuihly purified, and all pain and distr is entirely re moved.Obtain one of onr Frco Almanacs,. nl read the history of Dr. Morse's father ,aud how this medicine was introduced. BEWARE of n conntrrMt or these Pills-Tr.Ltow tArrem, All gcr.uinearsln iM k wrapers, with lb signature of A.J. While & Co., on each box. Price lh cts. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Tills are sold by dealers in Medicines. niartl-dd-w COAL. RUDI AM MINING COMPANY", (OITico ou Water trect, nndrr the Telegragh Office.) " t!art load of I? bushel of Bodiaui Mine Coal delivered to any part of the city at 1 60 per load, t'oal weighed, if desired, at the expeaseof the purchaser. Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wiscnnsiu taken in payment. JOHN W YMOND. dec2S-tf. Secretary and M anager.
JACOB MYERS, BUILDER & COINTMCTOK. .SH, DiKtrs and Blinds made bi ordar. All kinds 9 of Carpenter' and Joiners' Work done in a good and workmanlike manner. . Chop uii Third birett, between Cherry and 0k Street. uy4-oinin riniN-rLATK. 1W Iwrs V x Tin-plnte, received Jl ixr.4teainer Fainhtld, .nd for sale at reduced raies, l.y SAMUEL OUR. SCNDRIES " Ml In ike S. C. S-xla iu t lb papers; ' ;fl do C.la Sah-i tos: 4tl kees S. C. .H-U, in 'Jtsi It. kegs; Sra.ks Eps. Salts, 1,00011; ü Ud. Sulphur; i !. Ueruian Madder. Receive I per Baltic, ami for sale by u.4 I. Sc D. HEIMANN
ACKEREL, ALMONDS, &c 40 bids. No. 3 & i .Mackerel,
h'f. bbls. 2 ü .1 do; quarter bbl. I Sl 3 M:ickerel; .
IIHKl Ihn. AlUIOIKlr
f sHOK'K INDKiO 3 ceroons, Inst rweived
for sale by .ff AGAZINES AND ITC ilav. received at
M. I.
and
GILBERT ii BOWLES.
PAPERS of all kinds for
JOHNSON'S, First U
Knickerbocker LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF TIIK CITY OF NKW YORK.
Statement of the Condition of this Company March 1st 1857. Capital and Accumulation... 8173,792, 41Capital Stock (Hi,(m,wi Lite Insurance for Premiums, ic l'2:l.04-i,i'( Interest received and accrued 3T,IS41
by
2j lags
LOO Cotton Yarn receive!, and f-r sale I. & D. HEIMANN.
fT4JAIL, & i wl JiMi kegs assorted Nails; lireal Cotton lledcord; 2j d , llciup do; JO d Manillll rto; - Receive I and forlby I.& D. HEIMANN.
1 WISHING TACKLE .b.iiit -l Fihing I'oles; Silk i'laltrtt and JSea (irass Lines; Keels, ünoods and Hooks; KaiK-y Bait Fishing Co.-W", kc, kr.; Jut r."ceirl by CUsKLKSS.
Disbursements, iocludinc T.ow, Sal
aries, llrnt, Taxs, CommiMiion, Medkal Fees, Dividends tu tftock holders, &c. Sic i
Total Cat Hal ami Accumulation.
ASSETS. Bonds and Mortgages, Premium Notes, Kills Receivable, Loans on call, Cask, Sic Acciued Interest and Premiums unpaid,
Furniture....
8Mrd,05
.173.792,44
llS,1GO,!n 4.o.I,M KHI.0O0
WKI.IS.
Fine Cutlery.
A
t a,
uet A home. uet a home, rich or
poor, get a home and barn to love that
home, and cake it happy to wifu or children by your presence; loam 10 lovo simple pleasures, flowers of God's own
fjCT A. young man, named Henry Bar- planting, and music of his own- the bird,
ratt in the employ of Messrs. Wright & wind, and waterfall. So shall you help Bradford, Louisville, last week forged his to stem the tide of desolation, power, mployers' check on the Bank for $120G. f.nd Mif, that comes upon so many rt . ,f . through the scorn of little things. Oh, He collected the money and fled. Iiis the charm of a littie bomet u,mforts
character prtTiously had been good; after dwell there, that shun the gilded halls
the discovery of his crime, letters were taken from the postoffice from bis mother in England, addressed to him, evincing a mother's solicitude for the correct con duct of her absent son.
of society. Live humbly in your little house, and look to God for a grander one.
Tobacco tor the Lakes. The Indianapolis Citizen says seventy hogsheads
of tobacco from Louisville, passed easeionoi'Conjros, an l he may be expcctod
through the depot in that city, for To-
Gov Weight. The National Democrat says: It is now generally understood that this fentleman's appointment, as a Minister to Icrlin, will not be sent in to the Senate by tho President. In that eveut, tho appoint
ment expires with the close of tho present
HoMetter. Three bottle of llostetter's Vefeta Ide ioiuach Hitlers will cure tli Dyspepsia; one bottle will cruat aa apiwtite, force oil' the impure bile, purify the blood and invigorate the system; two iMitt'.t-s will cure the worst form of Liver Complaint: one bj'tle will dwsipate that weakness at the pit of the stomach, rive color to the countenance, im
part tone and strength to the system, and lend cheer
fulness to the mind. Every family should have
Ilostetter's celebrated Stomach Bitters. No article is
so peculiarly adapted to the depressing effects of our climat. Sold by Drugs'.. and, dealers centrally. ap2Mr
Ilvspepsla aud Fit.-DK. TKACY DELOHME,
the great eurer of Consumption, was for e eral years so badly alBicted with Dyspepsia that for a partfif the time he was eontined to hi bed. flwa eventually
cured by a prescription furnuhed lii;u by a young clair
voyant f Irl. This prescription, tiven l;" a mere child
tt'hila la a state of tmnce, fia cared everybody who ha t-iken it, uaver bavins' failetl once. It is e.iui.lly
as sure in cases of Fi rs as of Dvtpcrsu. Theiure-
dints may be found in any drug stor. I will send
this valuable prescription to any person on the re eij
of one stamp to pay pnstaxe.
Ad.lress, D, TBACV DELORM , Great Curer of Consumption,
apl-d&wlm New York Post Office.
FlTKBIOTt lotofTockot Knives, Wol.-ten-holm's and New York Knife Compsny, best
male. C1IABLE3 S. WELLS.
my 4 t
Ivory Tabic Knive.
A Ao. I, ty CHAULEs S. WELLS.
US? ELL'S Ivory Cood. in single or full sctU of
mm.
0 pieces, warranted
my 4
ledo, over the raihoad. It is tho largest
single shipment of tobacco that has
passed over tho road this year. This
tobacco was probably carried from this vicinity and sold at Louisville and taken
thence over the railroad to the lakes. A
tobacco warehouse here would bring
much of that trade to this point, and by sending the tobacco over the E. & C. ß.
R. to Terre Haute, it would find from there good canal transportation to the Lakes. t3TAnother large speculation in land sold to government for war purposes, has been discovered. Tha Secretary of War contracted with parties for the purchase of a site for a fort at Line Point, opposite the Gate of
oan x rancisco, jor wo nundrod thousand
to return abont the first of August. This will be tho utmost indignity which cen be
offered to the man, and the greatest of the many insults which have been heaped upon
the State which made Buchanan President. Jiut it iß rumored that the climax is to bo capped by the appointment of a distiuzuished
enomy ot "the Tiger" to succeed him. i i mmm t37A lottcr ha been received from Pana
ma, under date of April 16th, in which it is ftw I? . um
statcu uiii ioi. jvinney, oi in u ouster no to
riety. has been neotiatini for iome tune
with the Mormons, with the view of inducing them to sattle upon the Mosquito coast. The
Colonel, it is stated, baa sailed for Greytown, with trcasuro and merchandize, and a select
company of followers, to start tho ball of
r7" The New Albany Ledger announces
the death of W. Cauady, who for nearly 50 years was connected with the ferryic? business in that city. In 1S11, when the ferry
was at Clarksvillo, between this city and
dollars, to be paid as soon as they ceald New Albany, Mr. Canady ferried over the show a deal" title, which the district attorney Kentucky volunteers on their way to Tip-
ia now examining. Tha land purchased, it I pecanoc, whom he accompanied as a toaniater, nnMnft..ll . . - ft F 1 I , I , 1.1. . I
ii aiuf ttvuiu uuiKii 'vrjijktennunart'i apt- i ana at. woicn mcmurauiu cugagciuvutj uu was
tar. I present.
s
SIUI.t(; MEDICINE.
(let tbe Purest,
Uet the Cheapest, (2et the most Efflcarlous. In short, cet THE BEST, which ar D. Konri'l Scskdisaviüx Utoon Ti-aiFiEa o Blood Pills.
These wouderral Medicines are eutircly vegetalde,
leave nubiwt efl'acts.and can not by any possibility injure the most Ueliisue constitution, Jtever wa a good Soring Medicine so necessary as now, for in ad. d it ion to the Skin Diseases and deranged Stomach and Liver, which every winter roduces, it is t evident t all who are accustomed to note the powerful influence for good or ill th;it the mind has nion the body, that th anxiety of mind caasdd by the late wide-spread money troubles, has injured the general health of almost every oue. Then cleanr-e, strengthen and purify your system with the Scandinavian Remedies, and you will probably savayoarself from serious Illness the cnmmg summer, OT gee advcrtiscireijt. da4l
Platrd Castor. ASrPKUIOIt artU-le, extra hevy plal, of new anl ebaste design, jont reeeivv! direct fmiu the manuf.ieturrr, and will lie soldat Eastern prices, t all at the old stand of BITTKOLLK St SON. rcy4-l&.w2m Main strtvt, nejir Second. SHKRW0ÖD 110ÜSE7" WIKT. F. 11 YEHS, PROPRIETORCorner First aad Locust streets, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. One sqnarc from Steamboat Landing. myS-ly
CAUTION. Beware of all drunken pedlars, and low picayune Druggists, putting np a stuft" and vailing it Electric Oil, made out of Camphene and Mead's foot Oil their ouly aim is to get money. Buy none but the original and genuine De Grath's Electric Oil, sole inventor and proprieior ef Electric Oil. All Electric Oil must have my written signature on the LalI, and
my name blown in the Bottle, which, to imitate, is
forgery. PROF. C DU RAT II, Electric Oil. For sale only by respectable drurgists and country nvp-'li.ints. . apM-lw
NOTICE TO THE FARMERS' .Mowers and Ileapers, Thresher and Hepa rator. rWIIK undersigned are agent for the sale of Kir B bv's, Aultmeu's, McCoruiick's, lirownV, and Nesr York Mowers and Reapers; and Motlit's, 1 tilts Jt
KaUtnii'n, and Garvo 1 hresliers, i'etiaiatora, and Km-
ery s Bros. Kail way l'ower ami Tresher; also, Kindel llcrger's UnrKeye, and Ilickock's Keystone, and L'uln's ('ider Mills and I'resses. '
A 11 the , aro jreiuiuiii tnst'hines.and will be
Sold at m:inul;tcturer s priet s, rrei.hts nirint. JIORMiKOOK at CO., my3 Water street, Evansviila. JOIIX 11 ASCII, lias Just Received A LARGE ASSORTMENT or BOOTS & SHOES, roa
THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ITH A VARIETY OP HILDRE.S' SHOES. rrCALL SOON AND EXAMINE THE KEY?
myt-tm STOCK..
STEPHEN C WHEELER, Si'rctarfl44 17 VILI.IAJ Street, ) New York, March, 15?. i At the rciu.t of the President ant Boanl of Directors of t fie Knickerbocker Li'e Insurance Ctmpa-
ny, l o-uliy tlit the m le o; computing present vulue of the I'olici - . employed by the Sccreiry r tbe Comisiny is fcki :ificlly emrrct, and in accordaiae it It tlna pre crintions of the chsrter. 1 also
rtrtify, tUit 1 lMveromisir-1 the list of policies fnr-
nisucu nie iy tue rresiaient ns on me imvoks oi tne Company with valuation tallies cuRlciently tn test the acenracy ,f tbe-renu'ts civen by the Secretai v,
and hud the vslaes as staie.1 withi-i to I numerically
correci Tint is to . 'y, the pre. ent value of th futnr! risk of th office on all outstanding policies, or the ; iTtrenee between the present value of the future l-PTlura tole jviidon them is l'slT.l?. The tal value of olicies, the holders of which are entitled to dividends is i'.'J'I.ftJ. , I And if the surplus is correctly sated st S;iv"12."l,
the difetenre lietween this and ibe present value of
thu future risk or tlie v:oniiany on existinir lxincies.
i after deducing 10 per cent, of it for the relief fund.
is the proper amount ir iiv.fiew, to wit, .4iiii,v.. The true principle of dividend is to assign to rarh policy holder who hss insured on the mutual plan a share proportioned to the present value of Lis poli
cy, winch is tne trne value r nis interest as a stk-
lioincr oi tue i oniny. ibis pnare amoauis to ef ikt cent, cf the prestnt vslue of the policy. CHARLES W. Id ACE LEY. February 25th, ttjT.
As Agent for the above Company, I am rrepaird to issue 1'olk-ies, oa the most favoraUe terms, l'amphlets giving all desirable information, can be hs1, on application. WM . T. PAUE. Evansville, April tUh, ljS. ly.
CHJARS Mssj of Oermsn and Havana Cigars; &0.000 genuine U. I. Gun Caps; 24 boxes Head Clothes' Pins; lit caes white Cdar Churns; 0 Kues Wrapping Twine; an coil Jnte Rope; 20 coils Manilla Rope: 3 pro. Ti-Miaparent gop$ received and for sale by I.fcP. IIF.IMANV.
,VEff HOORH! XKW BOOKS! lw I'rineeot the Housof David: Odd Kellow' Casket; llsrpr's Weealy, April 10th; S.-iturbiy Evening Post, April lOthj New York Mercury, April KHh; New York Ledgor, April "th: Flag of our Cnion, do do; Hallou's I'ii'torial, do do; NovelieUe, do do; Just received and for sale at I. L. JOHNSON'?. Spin r'irt street.
Street Potatoe Plant I AM now prepared to fill ordars for ay smoaat of choice sweet potato Maats. A coMcant supwlT
to be had at the store of Z. II. Cook fc Sow.
splö-Sw WKUt-bUAurm.
IURRANT9 at CEMENT
y0 lbs. Currants;
50 bbls Cement; . . w Rinreived and lor sale by T. at I. imiMATiX. Great Attraction!
EIGHT DATS SiLE AT AUCTION!
In the Store on Hain St.9 neit
door to the State Bank. ACONSIfSNMEKT rroas a failure at the city rt Louisville, consisting of worth of (oodis, of the latest fashion; such as Cent leu en's Clothinj
anl L'tMlerwear, Picce-tJoods, lYencb Broast Cloth, CaaMwere, atiu-Ua, CaasinrtU. Unew, Llnwi I VIII,
Hats and Caps, tlvtiU' Mippers, eongresa enoes. l'ortmonies, Scissors, Kaiors, llasor tmps, lprted Cigars, Spring Balances, W case Assorted Looking Glasses, HS boxes assorted (ilnssware, consisting of article most necessary for family wse. A Urge assortment of the latest style of Ladies' Jewelry, ilvr Plate, manufactured b the nrst mechanic In the I'liimi, consisting f Talde and Tea-spoons, Kurss. Mustard Spoons, &:e. a:r. All of whir h mast b nkl to lle highest kiddrr thi week, by ordarof th A igtiee. ale to commence this morning at f o clock, and ca. tinu from day to day until the eatirc stock is sohl out. F.vening Pale to commence st 7 o'clock. Kverv liody is invited to call and buy cka,aa4 take ad ran Lage of th hard time. J. fiR.1 sf At , Auction from LiiaTill.Ky. Jf. B. 109 doi. different sisr hlesrhed and Llcaclied pure Linen Table Cloths, Irish Linen, Tewel Linen, and hundreds of othct article tow rou to mention. pJ-tf KKCKlVKirX-TXIf.HTv liodey' Laly a Book, f May; Uraham's Magsxine, do do; Kallou's Werklv. Ct d5 lMlev' Pattern Book, do do; The three Beauties by Mrs. So th worth; Uodev's Book of Toilet; New York Ledger, S4th of April; Flag of our l"nion,2tthf April; BalKiU's I'ictnriil, do d; Harper' Wi-ckly, 4 4. ... For aal at . J.niALTI. anl 7 i . . . .
! HITS LEID. -300 Kers in K. Irl andlNIh.
WW Kc
apI7
ICS CREAM. 1MIE KMPIRE ICR CREAM SALOONS will I . nailed tin day, and continue for (lie teason. On First f trect, between Main and Sycamore, niyl-lm . JOHN IARKKLL & CO.
llfllllK FISH.:! half Urrels choice, just rt II cei ved.fr.ir sale by (J I LUE KT ii BOWLES, ap30 '-Jt Sycamore, near Water. I&ITA'LDKIRCir; jr,wi:LLi:ii and engraver. AS reinavwl to the northwest comer of First M aod Sycamore street, where he is viow prci. red f execute promptly all onlers for making and rep:iiring Jewelry aud Silverware. mC!-2wd KOOFINU TIN ino Iwxes lc Koofing Tin; S5 do lx do do; 150 Mis Sheet Iron; Receivetl and for sale bv SAMT'EL ORR.
1 l.iO set assorted Pittsburg 8pr.ngs;
OPRINfiS & AXLES
TS do do .Eastern - do:
300 a ) Wagon and Buggy Aales; On hand and for sale by apS SAMUEL ORR.
Potatoes. M Oafl BUSHELS Uns, largs Mealy Potatoe'. tlUfin store and for sale at very re,onsble
BROWN at AlKMAN.
figures, to close, by
. apua SUNDRIES 10 lag fine Liverpool Table Salt; 20 hlf. M.ls Tar; t bhis. Pulv. Su-ae; b bblj, crushed do; 10 do. small Loaf Sugar; 2:, boxes ' lump Tolcco; 0 do. flue a. Tobacco, bast brand; 10 cases Olive Oil, 20 doc. a quart bottlas; 15 do. do. do. 3D do. 3 pint botllesi l.vi kres pure White Lad; 3 bbU, Tnrpentinej Sl boxes Hamburg Cheese; RT?'.Vd nJ for b & D. IIEIMAXV. apj.i-tr
TCE CREAM IV TEN MIXUTESM. 4 doz. 3 quart; 4 do do; 4 do d do; 4 d 9 do AUSTIN'S PATENT ICE CREAM FRFEZERS, rt-ceive.1 and for sale at I . fc 4. II K I M A N N . LESLIES'g QAZETTB Or FASHION for May, DO BELL 4t CONVXOTON'g..
I UA 1'ON MEWS, st
ai apss
DOBELLt CONYNOTON'P.
ARTHUR'S HOVE MAOAZINK. for Mar, at DOBKUL St CONYNOTOVS. For Sale or Rent. A DESIRABLE residence situated in the upper part of the city, containing six rooms and kitchen, having also the necessary onthonses belonging to iU For terms apnl v to H . K. C U ' I NQ II A M . at tho vre cf C harle s Babcock . srSO w
Leg for sale by ORR, DALZKLL a CO.
WHITE LIME AUD CttfEM.SifllihU. Lime: 1U0 do Cement; Jatt received sad for sale by ap!7 ORR. PALIELL. M CO. 4WJUXDRIE..9 :0 Kens New Castle Soda; Cmion Iivliro; 10 gross E. Coflee; at' lU.ls. Smith' Cider Tin gar; b0 Bis. Rosin; 14 Boxes Summer Md. C and las; 15 Tieroes Prim Kice; , 1 I Cases Matches. For sale by apI7 OKR,I)ALZELl, k CO.
MACHINE-MADE v HORSE SHOES.W J
Till TROT IRON AMD ! AIL r ACTORT. at Tn.r, N.Y..liare IIKXItY BI RÜEX'S ISIPR0Vri) HORSE SHOE MACHINERY aw in successful owerallon, and are prepared ta rircawr wders forllORSKand MULsJ SIIOKSofany Height and Pattern, at a rriv but little above th prir f II"re She Iron. .... . . The oinUitr of the Iron ned the shoes Is warranted in eveJnr reect. The-- ah. have beer. Pproved of. and are now used by th United Stat Oovemment esclusively, as also by many of the principal Stage and than Urns Companies and Horse !hoer. thronjhont theconntry. Any person inclaa,. ing i to the nndersignol. will have a asm pi of I M lbs., assorted siies, sent to his address.
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IMF. JLi Hn BbU. White Lire; 30 1 1 hds. imv Lime: UK) Bids. Hvdrawlic Cemeaf; In store and for sal by OEOfOSTRK a CO. "HOOKS! BOOKS I! AND PAPEIt WAREHOUSE!! ill L. JOHNSON. wouM respectfully Inrlla th if J attention of merchant said others t hi list af account liooks, manufactured to order from tat Try liest iper in any style vf Binding. SCCH AS LETTERS, DAY BOORS. CASH uOKS. BLOTTER., RECEIPT BOOKS, 8ALES BOOKt, RECORD BOOKS, and every other kind of Blank and Memorandnm Books. Also, Steel Prns in a great variety ; Kavvlopes of every size: Hurt. Yellow, White aad HI Inks of all kinds: Cold Pens and Pen Holders. Letter Clamps, Sand Box-s, Gum Band. I ok Staad, in m very great variety, tic. . Rules, Pesk Pad. Pen Karkf, BMtinf Board, Letter Stamps, Paper Weights, Tape Measures, Partmoniea, Pot.rliw, Work Baskets, and Wrapping l'suer of all kinds nd 'f. J e found at M.L. JOHNSON f, apt.i-tf first st. between Main aad Laeurt C COFFEE. tC.--, n m. J 50 Bags Prime Rio Coflee; Ii do Snicet
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ür rm : i3 10,uounny Bags; 2.) bids Crushed Sugar; 25 bbls Powdered Sugar, , 25 bbl. LoafS ugar, iajdore VKtoN BROS T?f5bThoe"who want somethiB new and beautiful in the way of Jewelry, Watche, Silver Ware, Clocks Spectacles, 4c., are iitited to rail at the old establishment of UITTROFF V SON, on .Main street near Second, where ther will fi a new and rery full atock at very low prices. All articles warranted to be jasl aa represented. ap14-3nidotw fIf.'-ßOdVulnsln Unedler, fr VrTW JT Pl7 GILBERT BfftES.