Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 145, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 May 1858 — Page 2

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WEDNESDAY MORNING....... . MAY 11 Dr. Holmes The publication of the circumstances attending the death of Doctor Holmes, has brought to us several letters from persons 'who knevt him in London and this country they disclose a fate so renmkable, that we think some of the letters of sufficient interest to present to our readers. Doctor PeckoTer, a highly respected physician of Paris, Uourbon county, Ky.r who receded his medical education under Doct. Holmes, m Lon don, writes under date of the 5th inst, as follows: "I feci much gratified and obliged by your liinJ attention to my inquiries, respecting Doct. J. P. Holmes. I qoite approve of the plan of the gentlemen, who nave bis effect in charge, to erect a monument to one who was beloved by all who knew bim. Mr ac quaintance wittt him commenced in the Spring of 1827, after his return from the ser vice of the Iladion Bay Co., and continued till 1832, when I left England for this coun try; for two years of that time, I lived prin cipally in his family. There were two other students beaido myself, Mr. Bird and a Mr Holraan, ono "of whom, at least, was studyin? at Doct. Holmes' expense. The Doctor married, lato in life, very beautiful and ac complished young lady. They never had any children, lie had a half breed son, by an Indian wife, whilo in the Hudson Bay Company's territories, whom lie was educating in England. What became of bim I do not know. He had no other family that I ever beard of. His wife bad one sister, whose name 1 havo forgotten The Doctor was a mcrabsr of the College of Surgeons, and also of the "Medical Society of BoltCourt." He was also a member of the conw mon Council, of London, from tbo ward in which he lived, which was, I think, Dowgato. The last time I saw bim, was in 1339, whilo I was on a visit to London. He was still living in his old home in Great Fish street, and had an office somewhere in the West end of London, where he treated consumptive patients on a plan of inhalation. He bad published a work on consumption, which gave hint high repute, and was known to the profession by '.be titlo of "Holmes on consumption and asthma." The medals mentioned as found amoug bis effects, I have seen many times. lie was the inven tor of a craniotomy forceps, with scparato v, - win rafm niAn rFnm Ilm. l,nm l,n .nn . J J ..v... UVB. n wwu uuvu idered not able to pay. Uo was ecneroua to - - l . .... . . I fault. I have known him when visiting a wAAa fa ww . I v I jjtirnfA sfhw tviAana ft at rinrf nA I WI Jiaautiji u.awV4i- va uivwu u- svav -having no money in hi pocket to bestow on them to . , . . pun on ms over-coat, anu give it vo mem, .AtVaml that they might pawn or aell it to relieve their necessities. Whenever asked forcharit 11 U .11 .1 1.. i ne wouiu gcucrai.y b.0 auw .uwuc-y u, had in his po:ket; and many times have 1 liöar.i i,T liointifni witchi.iö ami him I for hi. indiscriminate chariües, and inattcntinn trt hi own intPreats. w M " - w i . . . . I Ilia wire was the daughter Of a surgeon, and I she was herself a crood Surgton and Anatowirf, and many an hour has she "spent demonstratmg on a subject for my instruction I when I was a lad taking my first lessons in the surgical art. I suppose she is dead, or the uoctor would never nave Deen nere m sucn a conamon as you nave aescrioeu mm. n is difficult to realise that the poor, old, friendless man, dying as an outcast, was the same noble, generous, friend, respected and beloved by a large circle both high and low as I knew him in London twenty years aeo. 1 myself owo him a heavy debt of gratitude. But I am trying your patience with recollections which pcrhap. are only interesting tomyseiormonewas ever u.o a ,.- bUUl I hare reason to believe that the Doctor was a Royal Arch Mason, though I cannot vouch for the fact. If his effects are sold, I should like to purchase something as a momento ol one I loved so well. I should like ore or both of the medals. I do n't how I ran miniM it escent thron cb your kindnesa. .- n 1 a I will remit any amount needed for the purV J t t v. pose, mar wiwr suu tuuwui i uikiu w ray Droinerin inaoa, wuo wm maw me i i i a. tu i nnhappy fate of the Doctor known to his friends. Yours very truly, ' It is painful to Know tnat ono so wor thy, generous and noble, died unknown, friendless, and in the homo of a poor negro woman, attended only by two strangers, drawn to his bedside by the common impulses or chanty and pity. Another gentleman in the vicinity of Nashville, who appears to have been the m 0 1 il WV a . nrsc inena tne uoctor made in tne counA. !l 1L.1. try , wnies iuai. T,JnJnAim!i J;av.J Doctor Holmes, sinco his first arrival in this country, in 1331. I was at that time livin in Williamsburg, opposite New York. He oecame a constant vi:or at my Bous. He was anown in .ew id s ana niiamsbzrWest, ami tho Ttt.., , . -i.i, ,t come with me, and said as he was getting oia ana feeble, be would like to live and end hi days with mo. Owing to tbo unsettled eonoution or my affairs, I could not quit the last soioon as the Doctor desired, and he lett .od eame West alone, with a view of "6'ucu ior IIS. 1 10110 6d B0n fciJMsr, ana came io iiemphi. I had heard nothing from tbo Doctor, after his departure IfUrmyarHvai aller my arrival at Memphis, ho joined US Finding Memphis an unhealthy location for my family, we concluded, with the assent j doctor, to retnovo to a place which parcntscd, three miles from Nashville, on tV-l f l. i 1 1 ... T ... .11 uwirtiw river, vi uu weich me uoetor was very much delighted, and expressed a acsi.e to end Lis days on it. II lived with us tour years. At tho end of that time, he Tk'u tv- 'f . . .i.a .u 1. .a aiu-watfincc ot a per?on from -,Hrt'si isd-.iccd Li .Ti to 0 v. lth . rn

blades. When a boy, 1 assisted him in mat- rT" " fu'1" F" the General was for many years engngod, "U on?la dclection win most pronauiy to se,nteaii iu.Purlty from it,orto refiueit. When Arw7v rrrn7m7i.rm in rZZ rl, fnn lug the model.. churches in New York, and has excited but the grant was declared void, afterward,, nmhilato, at tie next lall elections the Dem- 41sc4, it parify the hlooii whlcL, whea 8cnt KlfXwi.. Ue was very intimate with Abernathy and a deep interest by his precocious efforts and he lost the fruits of his labor, and a fnd p 'nTnrnUy; S;B:Ä.itUw Aston Key, but was net on friendly term in pulpit oratory. He draws large audi- heavy amonnt expended. Congress, an almost united anti Southern kc., and withhol lii,fc' the natural stimulus to the in- Ä-ptoJS'S. J.a','iIiWp"fc with Aetley Cooper nor any of the Surgeons ences who see a little fellow, short and TT sectional majority against us." iUt opin- testin onj.j nyspis, Pile, and other com- ri.f.Lonisviiie, ... .. . . of Gar's Hoemtal Iiis pracüce was very , , f ?u i Ax IxDIFE:DST MovisiENT.-The Hon. ion is well founded. riainu. you .rceir. the ::rect way to unravel and ,.17 .'"iÄ y wh Lree but nrt slender, but with a Tery bright, manly Danc.n B. McIIao, at tho ' solicitation of a tear the whole ,yrteW to bÄtsho large, Dot not as reraunerauve as no inignt - , . alQn anJ fc q( Bütxcn or 1 rome Cask at I adfcaii.- a vuiei.t(.afleii... from this cotrrdaint, shouldre- V'l KvihÄ fe.1 have made It, as he invariably attended the . .... t i if w i i A breach of promise CU0 was tried at Pa- sort to run.i. Yet there are very few med l- f J w over one r his eyes vurcha-sf l.eon- .... .. . .. . . sermon of half an hour in length in a "n has announcod himself as an indepoud- .I..--1, An ti, .,1 Wtwn Mi mith ' . . , , ,. .... , ,. Tay i.w, of Boyle count, m January .ast. lwui 11. .r v 11 o. mr,A 1 scruiuu vi usii sii uuui iu itiifeiu, uucau. Oll 1 liursaay, Dctnccn a Jlissinnili eines worth a cent in curine diseases. What then ut iiiiirti..j.i...fI.M ... i. ...tiki.

into that' Stete, where be became inviegledj

in some schemes of speculation, by which be the pretended disclosures of a man, in money and securities.. He had, I recollect, ing tbrrooa. He caught ther ear of the two gold medals and Tenr raluablo laäVs correspondent of the rew York Times,

watoh and two diamond 'linger rings, which be preserved with care. He never spoke to . -f -i-tftii hnt a tar After his mo of any relation, but a sistor. Alter ms misfortunes lit Mississippi, ne wanacrea, I DI in.l brftkan hear tad. to the settle- v ...v, ...-.. -. 1 - I .fck.v rnlrm. w We he luwu v - a . I . . ... . v-. j l 1 1 ourioa mniieii irom ue ammieuge uu .utercourso of his friends. It apTiears. iron othef information, that hi. half breed soC, George, went to sea, and CCrThe SI. Louis Democrat, the bold and able defender of the cause of free la bor in a slave State, is denounced by the onran of LecomDtonisin in this city as a paltry and Tillianous abolition sheet. The laboring men of the Democrat ty may infer the doctrines and i .rii r . i i . T . , .... this expression of feeling of their organ towards the first and almost only fearlowiiu lue uii, suu aiuiwmui, , less and resolute champion of the interests of free white labor in a slate State. admiration and enlist the sym frionri of frp lshor throiihnnt the ... --o Un on. TO those Who Wish to read a f..rsA 1. .eir f ihm anl.I.rt ... .Uv, w. --" of free and slave labor as an economical ouestion we commend the Democrat as riucsuon, we commcnu mo Av.uiutrav u an able adTOCate Of the former. lO la- . . . . . . . ..Mn . . w,,uo UiC" ",0 est. Ihe labors 01 lue Democrat and its ... .. tr . ,,- I coadjutors will before long open tne ler 111c ucius auu iuo lucAuausiauio uiiucrat resources of Missouri in which she has no equal in the Union to the enterprise and industry of the free whito man. Every free laborer shou'.J encourage such a naocr in its course, and condemn . ' inOSe WDO WOUia impair IIS lnuucoce. BOT PREACHERS. A lad Of 17 Tears Old, has made his appearancein the pulDits in Missouri who is Stirrin" up old V. '. f.... innen to repentance, lie exii.n.is remarkable powers of pulpit eloquence, and has within six months, delivered 15 i sermons, and persuaded more than 300 1 persons to unite thcmselVCS With the -l u bllUn.il. Another lad only fifteen years old has ,. 11TI .WIUI Bk IIU1C, UBI U.KUWUUU9 w . . I n b aaftaMnl mvM An.cil AV ni.l -I ..... .1 or egotistical, ana earnestly etangeiical throughout. w m a I Tha Tribune sars. his sermons if ; , i M rfl rpmarkahla h. " I r - -" "ww-- w - ww I

cause deiiTered by a boy of fifteen. and independent Dcmocrau. There are nu- lri . t- . i .1 V "t,M-",tr'l ti.s bladder, but or every dc-cr.rtion .r o.seW.bsudv uciHcicvi J , ' .r.. . . , -t1 . andatonotimeitwasthrcatsnedtoiaobono roni3U4of the alvevli aken ev-ry night on But his possession Of the pulpit IS SO eroas idicat.on in several of the other of the defendant's witnesses. rnc to bed, will in a few days, entire! relieve the

rrft- V,;. r,.,..n c fin. awwl r-- " nest and manly; his voice although in w.. in m.v. lrcoir .....-...vri l,. MmnmXM ftlmrt trt .wi b; ... .. . . . . A r. Ä ....1 . i DO BnCOl IUU UlLcIl &U UI1CIV UDUUlSlGU. I ... , ' an yl nssw w t a ttaaJ st stA silisiastsi a snlt I ' aml usually SO good -sometimes CTen j approacning a certain simple elegance that a great many people will go to hear Cramond Kennedy, and will be benefitted by it A slight Irish accent scarcely mars his delivery. - . MR.GKOBGEW.IlAnBr,amanwhohas KUcfAfned an irrenrnarhab! rhrtr a a citizen, and who has been respectcd as a teacher of youth, was, at the last accounts, on trial in 2CW Orleans, onthe chargo of murder, for shooting Mr. respectable young merchant, I tv.M,l.a . . si a t 1 1 his daughter. It is now beliefed that the father labored under a false impi. . 1 it. . i .. , siou anu mat tne nomiciue was entirely . .. . " unjUStltled, and that young Stone met an unmerited fate. The old father I . , ... 13 Q aungcon, awaiting an ifrrtominiotw fat. Rtnn ra. Snct snt... -o i . i:r. :il i- . in- mo wiiu peculiar advantages, was prosperous in business, and surrounded by host of conßJins friends; now a 1 cold grave enwraps him. Tho daughter is youncr and hijrhlr educated, was beaa tirui ftna greatly admired; now she is a maniac, it is said, and her future happi ness gueh are ins wty to the impulses A more melancholy scene fered for contemplation and reflection. w ;-a . n.;ff.ta utt, r v v um Vwvii sua m aa s w m vw avva a vu Col q Indian tribcs of Minnesota, containing intelligence of the I renewal of hostilities between the Sioux and Chippjwas. On the night of the 27th un a band of Sioux attacked a party of Chir)I)ewas encamped on an island in the cred. men. women, and children. The bodies of the killed were awfully mutiN ated. It is feared that the disturbances Kg..,., peneral and a blood V Indian .. . , , jy j u WM IS antWipaiea. L01. US leuer says that the Chippewas have sworn revenge, ana WM lUÜUgU. luaui wwuiu uv iiupossible to prevent a nostuo meeting uetWCön the tWO tribCS. The Spring plant commenced, and the I . 11 . 1 j-i'l. annuity goods had not yet been distnbof I uted shH hayo a correspondent at 1 1 Crow Wing this Summer, who Will keep us fully advised of the state of affairs in the Territory, 1 il ."A free negro, named Noah Trice, was ''C'd at Elizabeth City, North Can on Thtirausv, of whippin? his wie w w 'Vn' fK, 1 . v ' V Carolina, hore"d for

(7-The papers hare been filled with

and filled it With details 01 tne Horrible iniquities of the Mormon Samts,tho tyrri v v u. j;.Af anny Df Bnghsm Young, the discontent ij. nf h. rAnl nrl iht Urge body of the people, and the t u. i,.,i ,.,1 ilous escape, he, himself, had made LlltS ISIKC VUVIJ VI mw vvvvivi mm . I 6 ' . . mirac - ilOUS escape, ne, uiuweu, uu uii . . 1 L:..lf I.-. I mm,lA I a I ittttmrini snrroie. Atnon? I itUu. "V"? . . . r other dreadful tales, he related that only 200 surTirors of the hand cart train that eft WesU)rn tton of Mittonrif in E.rin mil l Lt ill il ui AWtVaViv a wvuws Lake. Twenty three hundred Tictinis of that camel experiment, perished in it.. .--. f .int.. iV.a nUmj the snows of winter upon the plains. This seems to nave Deen loo mucn ior I credulity to swallow. And on investi- I - - tinned at Leavenworth to watch the loned l Tcnwortn wii preparations anu movement v. vur it TTf.v. V.-Altlnn It i by Uose who kno,T tha Mormons that the administration have a Tery wiiviu ib um w imi. , FBonIIpm MlSSOCBI-Ilr the L MaT Steamer Umaba, that has been up to t.s.i m, m;.; . V i r tl v Ü numocr 0f trappers from the lellow e. v Qf T.,; rnt,.otuuc, - v represent the past winter to have been present the past Winter tO hare bC?n I - i . .i ti. t ..,-: rv,i I Ter mild m the 1-OCkj Mountains. Ihe - J j 1 begQ unus,ulIjr igQt aTeras. n Ä ,t -f -o a.0 inS not more than 10 or 1- inches in depth, instead of as many feet, as it n.nllif it Ida nu TKov rsnnrt ihit j . i- I the riSCS I a the Missouri, in June, Will I be Terr slight th Tear ID COn SCO Ue nee .ul i:.7i. Z vi- ii'w ,5U,WH,U6 v" Mnnntains. , PkatII OF Gkx. Mkrcir. The venerable Gen. Charles Fenton Mercer, o well and favorably known throughout tho United States, died near Alexandria. Va.. on Tnctdav. in WMa jf.u!LeU member of ConrcHs. 1 tnJ filled other office of responsibility with signal ability. In 1S43, Gcu. Houston, then J l'residcnt of Texas, mado a large grant of I ............ I land, tinder a Iaur of tha then nution.7' In ' V I I r r . 1 - . - . . I - ,vr l". 1 "l1"0 1. colonists to the country. In this enterprise ent candidate for Governor of the State. He . ... . has hcretoforo been a Democrat, but asserts ki,jet,rmin,tftnt.i. ..j hT na ' uiM. uvmwiviu wwu ä. iaiiiuLiaL. l tlMt ,nj -nnrrftiirt,i uv rt ir;..i form, n- u .,.,1 ti ...rt . boJ w nf th in..rr.ii(. V1.; A " J ' w-w vsww a w w v 0 f nisi i nil.' Southern States of a movement to form in V 111 ' . f Independent national rarty. who will not u contronej by dcmairoeucs . . . 1 , t3T"Aa an In.Vr of t ia r unir r.f mild;.. -v - ...... v . . w . . . . sentiment, it is stated that the Hon. Archibald Mclntyre. who died a few davs aco. in Albany, N. Y., leaving alarga fortune, which he accumulated by tho management of lotterics, was highly esteemed and respected through life, and was for fifteen years Complr0,lcr or lh0 fcUt- . h are the changes which the moral sentiment of the public mlndhaa underirone within a feir . .1 . ,i i u .,. , prcar,'Uiatl,lcbnMnc"by which tLw honvl""" -4- " K prwpwrij , is hzin - r. that it ism.de J : uw,. i.hablo by fine and imprisonment, to engage b iU Fkom Sakta F..-A party ol 8.Bu Fe merclanU arrived at St. Louis on Saturday, hnnftinw alusn wAA AitA Sw . ! . tv. S in ood'- Iu coniin in tlicy uffereJ tcr"

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ie nar I Cation, 11 seems, lue uuuw, mowvai ui iiui iuimiod, wm icnacrcu uj mc uwiucui a Kainir . .,.;n Mormon, is a cunnintr. u bright, and although many ot his friends

senu -o - e - - 6nsiectca a hidden design was luiKing Dcmna

r. dierni.sed sdt 01 lininam iounjrs. sia-I this favor, still the Ex-iovcrnor. in nor-es

rT iotm nU.eoW wcth"; 1 rT The Bank of London contains at the I train Iot a creator or Ii? mimlir nf WwiL..,..,nii:... tnn ... -k . ... . . .1. .

I - and mules. All tliA at mama wrrra liitrh mm A I " "- I water covered the plains. The Indians m br them, reported the loss of nearly all their 1 auu animals, from tho extreme cold weather. TJ g . "US gOOd On the rOUtO. i hit parly met immense herds of BulTalo within . day's rido of tbo settlements of Kansas. OCT The Washington Bee is suspenda,i fX I, -,1 T r,k'" luiciiaia wii vu.cu fc Uas occn puousnea are ior saie. fa 1 1 l f i t. ... r vv.-ti . . , . as cuuur, air. HKins, IS aoouv IO achibited threat ability and Uatirin Industrff in it. m.n.m.nl . .....UbvU.v..M rv-r- rvl nlariüw nf Iximn worth, vv w" j - -w writes to the Chicag0 Tribune, that it is his "matured opinion that the English . bill will be rejected by 10,000 majority." If this bill be rejected by the people of xwansas M eveiT one has expected it would be. what object has been gained through which the Lecomptonites might back oot of their awkward position. KTAn attempt has been made to persuade th public that the remarkable letter of Jaa. B.Foley, member of Con-rcss, from this blisW a fcw d 'Wft, a for. Th) Cincinnati i;nzctte a reliftblc lncct,that originally published it, vouches for enuineness. FThi otEcial count shows tbo majority for Henry, tho anti-Lecompton candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, to bo 4,T02. This is a net train of nearly 12.000 to the anti-Bn-chanan side, as compared with tho Prcsiden cial election I fSTTho stock of pork and beef in the New York and Brooklyn inspection yards on the 1st met., were: PORK. BKKT. April 1.1S53 2S,442 23,114 May 1,15? 41, "S3 '22M1 iRy 1, l-H ",C;'j6-i '3,08')

CDt a DOSltlOn. as assistant editor Of the u osell or use the ccuulne article. Hot only n .... ,.ft AVVi P?.l,

'II,' rrru.,.. ...utr.u r r:JJ,. w, the individual evideuc. of the counur. ut One weck :!.V.:

the reSUltS Of riv- f U""SU. . f.ta-X PP-n theUnion Is commenting upon Two weeks i S

Af.J.L town, rsew XOrK. ülr. Wllkins has lne superior excellence or, and the great benefits de- Xh7 .ron&'s ? in Of mad paSSlOn. ..' ; , , . rived from the of this celebrated tonic; basldes va- Jix monu!,."- $

Cannot be Of- UU'UUtU f'i- rious diplomai awarded, among which is one from Oneyear i5 oo

Joseph A. Wright. Porhaps no one individual in Indiana did more to give James Buchanan his present position, than Joseph A. Wright. As Governor, be left tbo Capital, and made a thorough canvas of the Mate, in favor of the

Democratic party. How consistently lie labored, it is not for us to say; but that he labored tealouslv. there is no doubt v ncn the election was over and James Buchanan declared President, Indiana was found with a Democratic Legislature. Mr. Wright and Jmm I. RrM nanirants before that Jesse D. Bright were aspirants b body for scats in the United States Ur;gilt,, money ni corruption - " . . " ... j -. hrr fVr ;n b. ITnit,l State Sonata. Brizht's raonev and corruption triumphed J ... rf . w . r . . .a 1.1 over v riff tit. but to annease uio wouuuca JTr fri.n.l. a firt , . WM rron,ied him. It was known to all, that Wright was poor; be l lituS iuvu? t sis si is 'wv iwv, v v v hlmm - - ,not ing between the iriends of Wright, Bright, n1 lh Administration, ail scemca io do hewever. as treacherous as be is dull, determined to sees every opa a ... ... 1 .t .... I rortunit7 to destroy bis more iKpumr rival. 'M' l ' . . r f;... .a inr in m I xiiv appoiuinicub ui jiiuiblvi i vinu, to BaT emething to support him in the de clina of lifo, accepted, tha riKintmcnt, and Wss in ashort ume disciiivrging u.sdutiesas American Minister in the lruaua. capital. From the very first, however it was evident that W ncht was to be sacrificed. His Sec"taryof -JE t.... n ' i ' I ... ...11 " v "v"" .u. rr cuVV,,rI w T ST ,1 r g ct T ' : Indent of the npioinisnourtiosenaincnameoiinejiin- '" w.1cri,n. w w.,e 04 . luo 0w"wu"u"'TOinu ua a doubt but bo will continue to rcfuetodo so, until the adjournmcntorthst body, when the mission will bo regarded as vacant, and Mr. Wriglit Will be forced home, more perMr. Wriglit will bo forced home, moro periciij oan.niin id ru, anu presenting to i thc ' ot lh worfd tb liumiliatinir Peemc eyes 01 mo wortu me liiiniutaiint; pw- 1 cle, of a Foreign Minister reveiviug 'tbo disapprouation oi ins covrniiiciii. And why i. H this! Wl.at istho reason that the State of Indiana mnst receive this direct blow from tlio Chief Kxccutivcf Why mtlit Kl-tiOTf mf V ri?ilt bO thUS treated. I and his numerons friends be tlms spit nion by James lucliananf is tlicrc any UoilUt ?l,t u,. rü"ou ' - n1 purtisan triCUU ore uiuicmooa to uo opPOsed to forcinir Hlon thc KoplO Ot Kansas, a constitution which they do not waut, and J11 declared they will not havo-bcoause, Via n.l tViftw ft nut!. T iiniotifiiii la tliftrf cnn thero bo'unv other reason. Jiriht's inrlnence is exerted nainst Wright, and tbo j l'roaidont basrcsolvcd thattho head of every ,ntl Locomrtonitc luddinc position under LIU' mu,t com0 The OriMox or TiiEoiTu.-Thc CharW ton Mercury nays tho passage of the Knlixli WI" a'iny "siiuuoii, ana -HM w LIIII1K IIKILIIIH 1 I1IOI1 14 Ifl lll i rCST fI IIY - - . . . MK'll instrumentalities. Will OIllV add nilOllter . . . . . . ... . . pruor or tu v.mty or t .ir i.u.j n.i snortsighted policy." 1 lie Mercury bIm be icvcs of Tui. nn.l Mr. John a Hani, nf Padn.ah. I ...-.. 7. 1 -Z . I which resulted in a verdict ot 2.'RH clam I . . . . ... . ... . . ages for tha Indv. Tho defendant introduced vJcnoo for the purpose f injuring her char actcr, out the jury took occ.ion to say. in ' k!, "A. ."r lievo tha evidence introduced tur that wirI rr i . . i i - - - i t-t7 1 hero was a heavy snow storm in tho miJ1nJ P,irU of England on the Uth April. . uu Heaviest lau was in tne aistrici ivin? lying 7t" V "!.VÜ!d A"! o,,, .1.:.- 1.ti i: ' .i ' a n in i u iLiiiH x v 1 1 1 1 1 . ii i th m .ITIIL ri I KOOW I . . . ' . 1 .1 .: 1 I. I I 1. .1 luiii.vu cu uni. u ciihirciv iv uiui.k up kite I:... . j , , . .1 s J 7,?"w t:"h,n w tu iraui uurwiK viio wiiuiu ui mc uay. a iiko evcni uau never before been known so lato in tho season. IleaciiiMa the Pole. At the Scientific Con vcution Lcld at Baltimore, last week. Dr. Hayes, the companion of Dr. Kano in bis I arctic expedition, read a paper on the practieability of reaching tho Äorth l'ole, which woo ii!u.ut'i wiiii uccu interest, it autocateJ nnothcr Cxnoditiou for scientific purI TAI U I 1 tfrtf. I a b I 1 . I.wama I .laA posw, ana mm mat a vcssol of ono huuureu had"fonbt ofTuenlifeneceSr' A mittce was appointed to eonsider t'he'ai r- ,r IloVTon Travel I fisin I A t IS Ism nhvaiuMn rA.iAinmAn.la a ttnl cefi'atlon ft I iiwun miiu wiit tJj,v'w,w; in iieciui mo I Bank of Krallen T." (li)il fH"Vil SPECIAL NOTICES. t'C TICKS in this place, 10 cents per line (solid Apitc one.. insertion; COcciit. rr ' - " " - um . I V. 1 1 9 ' will. p I line three times: Hucrnti orrlin. m .wt! iHamnni on longer lime. Fraud: We call attention to the fact tit nunierou unprincipled eflorts that are daily making in cur city oy venaers or a outer mixture, using tne pcruaMVe areutnent (in onlcr to effect sale) to dealer in Hostel. (askAttldj A ! t : if . - .": ' " " -ivct iwum, e ii'jpe mai sui'n iro Ksiures win be held up to public coi.teu.pt l y all rentable er I the Ohio Mechanics' Institute, at Cincinnati, wheis Qe """.iiea-composea clneiiy of physicians of ,bt city-awanled Ho.stetter. Smith t Co.. a dlnloma fur the superior virtu of their Bitters, as a tonic and ssirsnrthsfttlr rT tim hltmin TtA naf,a ""n j ovtsaa n ij tut tiwi caution all against impositions, and to purchase of une but respecUble.dealers, whom they know wou'd not deceive them. InirlJ lw Mexican Mnstanz Liniment. Intrinsic yiitue alone cunli insure the success whica this article has attained fi-r Rhenmatirm. .,.. -r, " , , ait unenm, uurcs, Hrutses, 8ti.T Joints, or (jails, ?prain, role Evil, and Swellincs upon Horses, it has no equal for Man or Beast. No person will e without it who h once tested its value. "And with reference to the (antral estimation of the Mustang Linlment, I can cheerfully say that no article ever formed so many eures In enr neighborhood as this. L. t . smith, Kidgefield, Conn." 8. Leitch, Esi., 11yd. Park. Tt. writes, "that the horw was eon.idered worthless, (his case was spavin), bat since the free oseoriiie Masuni Liniment I have sold him for 150. Your Liniment is doing wonders np her." Such testimony is reaching ns every day. The half li not told. Eyery family ibould hSTO it. EtWe of any other "ßra' Liuim.nt." It la a ba Imi tation. BARNES & PAUK, myMmdtw rrcprictors.NewTerk. A Paragraph ror Invalids. Yfe trust that Dr. Ruback'i advertijcnient, in another column, will not escape the notice of the sick nd sullering. It ts an earnest and convincing docu ment, and we are credibly Inforacd, that the cures accomplished by his Celebrated Scandinavian Reme dies the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier fully bear out the statement it contains. Thest irreat vcg-etabls curatives are immensely popular In the West. The settlers on new laadu, the lanters and farmers In tks vallvys of the Misiiippi ad the Ohio, the spue and fever ridden reIdents on the banks of the Bed P.iver, Cd .1 fj-t.tM f;ci in iU 1 cn''t nnt..t Ihi AV.e. I fttis Lätw sr.ii fVitL in V iiu I t.

ZVl) Grath's Electric Oil is the marrel of this

Sie, for the following (not every thief.) Cares Rheaai&Usin often in lay. " Cares Doiraess, one to ten days. . Cures Neuralgia Tootharhfi two minutes. Cnrs Cramfi iit 5t niacli, fir mtnutcs. Cures Bums, Drai, Wounds, one to three days. Cares Tains in Back, Breast, one day. Cares Headache, fifteen minutes. Cares Earache. Stiff Neck, Agme.ont nicht. Cures Piles, dwelled Ulaudi, ten dayi. Cares Felons, Brvkeu Breast, Salt Rheum, three to six Says. Cures Quincy, ralpitntiot, Pleurisy, ene to ten days. Cares Asthma, Palty, Gout, Erysipelas, Sre'to twenty days. Cares Ilemurrhsce, Scrofula, Abces, s!x t ten days. Cures Tiosted Feet siid Cliilblslas one to three days CaBTiOK. There are nunierou inJtationt tyrnrs up on the reputatiou that my article has acquired. The public mtut beware. They are orthle. myMw nil itf at Southern Mills, for 10 cts. per bushel at rciaii,aae f per von, ny - . . . i-tf IG LEU ART BROTHERS. Tlie Pill Trade. Who could dream of the mag nitude such an undertaking as the manufacture of a purratTe Pill assumes when it comes into genera1 u?eT An4 how painfully do the following numU painfully do the following Ppek of the amount r h ,11.. k,. ÄVÄMl . um an sickness and suffer. rt uaedy goes forth to comj;;, tana hij lahnltor f d5tta cf hi, Cathartic Pills, through all the yea, This ..eight paticutsa day who seek relief from the medical skill ofone man. Surely, that man should be, a. he highest character. Hi .pupation enun. upon hi a fearful re.,n.ibimy for tke weal or woe of Mio man.-iPainesviiie Courier. , trail ur Reader who are tronbled with liver complaint, Jaundice, or Dyspepsia, will read the advertisement in another vy column or in-, xanfoso s isnaoasToa, sna tuen ao as wehayedone-cet a bottle, we should not see as we nare aone get a eoiiie,we snoum not see ie mmy sictly, hair-dl, desiring iFie ss now meet our gaze at almost eTery corner, for tnere neTcr w a rir of which mucin said, and that perforirs nearly what its proprietors suy u win do. it cwv, to us so highly recommended that we could not f ill . Ir It. a. tilil Ima mnflnrnl ll.. without a douu, tliat it is the best family medk-inein use. We ukeitfor Headache, Sour Stomach, Biliuusness, and any of the lit-ie bodily ill. that are cu.nmor.and it doe,ICO,uce a jdeawnt state of feeling to the sick. and whnt li Utter, after using it a few times, these nule ills grow le.s and les, and there isaprosi-ectof being entirely free from them by a continuaLce in the use of the Invigorator. (See Adrertisemeot.) iuy"-l nidkir Disease of the Liver. ry this disease we understand an inflammation ei ther in the mumbrane or substance of the liver, kuown by dull jains in the right side, tlie stomuch always disordered, the yellow tir.e of the skia, dry cough, lungae coated, costircness, high-colored urine, an.i or a in.cn nniure; severe weakness anu seI . ...i ni n II.. lni un ......... Tl.. nii:litrorrnrnirl,-.l humnnin 111. n-ri.,nof . i - the ,iTer, C)IU4es a ictevliy9 of the i.iie.The Urer wlien ,.alüiy, ryes as a filter to the Mood, .... . a t xc . r v.:.- n " " I w I pnu. mr mni r .Lmt. mil mot,: 1 ' they will le fouod a sure cure for this painful dis ease, because they i urre from the body those n.Y. nipt and stagnant humors, and 0 cleanse and renew "'. Lr ti-. rhich is the cause not only of the d isease fls-trl MiS Inflimmnlwin r 9 ftisa. r Iri r a ar . . . I vs at in vi I tau v mi v aw w Uiutiii vi assv stiuiivj swum body of evarvthine that is oiioed to health lr. Mora's Iudian U ot Pills are sold by all deal ers in Medicines. tnyt-lm I CRESCENT CITY BANK. UIRCCTOSS. JOHÜ A. BCITZ, COXBAD ÜASIE, I "v.i..r,.ufiainwi..i Mn P ...... w r . T .... I n ii i i t. . . I ""'" urjujsiia, oujrs auu sens vwiu iu cuu.iifc Interest Ulowed on Uroe denoiiU atsuch rates as may he agreed upon with depositors and specified in ccr tiRcate. Exchange on New Yora, Cincinnati and Louisrilie, Grot Britain, France, Switzerland, Belgium, II oil vnl, Ruia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and all the cities and large towns of Germany, for sale in sums to suit. Collections made, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rate of exchangeJOHN A RKITZ, Pres. W. CAKRR. Cashier. a?19 Zia COAL. B'iDIAM MININO COMPANT, (Office on Water street, under the'Telegrsgh Office.) Cart loads of 1 bushels of Bodiatn Mine Coal de tivered to any part of the city at SI 60 per load. Coal weighed, If desired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. JOHN WYMOND. decJt-tf. Secretary and Manager. QUERY. Why ts It tht CHRISTADOBO'S HAIR DTE is the bent IN THE WORLD? BKCAl'SK eminent chemists any so; URCal'SK it contains no csustic componn li! BKCAl'SK it wears longer than any other! BECAUSE it operates instantaneously! BECAUSE it dues not stain the skin! BECAU5K it nourishes and strengthens the Hair! BECAUSE" it corrects Uie bad effect of other dyes! BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected! BECAUSE IT NEVER FAILS! Sold everywhere and applied by all ITalr Dressers. JOSEPH CIIRISTADOBO, ar2MmJ& w Xo. 6 Astor House, N. York. TO.n A Y'S A niTJTTCt?M FMTC av-ta&a j ill i iiuiiuuiilii.l 1U. I" Ii-outiton larger advertisements. tif Can! of six lints or uixlcr, S10 per annnm. Ilf" No "till forbid" advertisementPreceived. 1 9 No advertisement inserted for less than (1. SUCCESS TO TUE CASH SYSTEM! Four Reasons why I wish to con tinue it. Fl SST Since t adnnted tha eah ' is ccuruary.s nave experienced mat a penny I often turned, is more pruCtable than a dollar in took account. ' l""LS:i "Te Th.rd-I can keep a better ased stock, and am al wars ready to take a bargain which I was not, hen thm a the m. I t'ocani-I find It easier to sell roods for ctsh, l,,n collect the money for roods sold a year or mf,.!l0' Ä,,1 'i iusaTled for rreseutirg I I lave jnt receivel a second supply, and am rrr"ei to aciv any competition, and hope to oflend none by refusing credit, as I hall reftw all as hrelOTuie. 6AM. KMHlUll, myl3 Main St.. three doors llnw Second. City and County Orders Wanted. 1 WILL tike County Older at pnr, und City Orders at the highest market nt for Dry Uooli. jnyli SAM.EMB1CH, Main it. rmKA! TEA! TKA' JL 4 half chests extra fine Gunpowder Tea ; 4 do do do Imperal do; 4 do do do Young Hyson do; 17 half chest Pouchona So; Impori tl nd Young llyson in SO, 13,6,4,3 & i I s. & 1 lbt. Packages; 10.0CO Free Tra.le Cigars; Jut received and fr sale bv m; 12 I. k. D. IIEIMAXN. SrNDRII:Sdos. H. & R- Buckets: 10 do. No. Blue Tubs: J boxes C-r.cinnali Tr.Ilow Candle?; ljU-ls. eld Bourbon Whisky; 21 do. Ming. - do; 4' l.n'f Mnng. dw; S -M. fli To.t '.Vir.a. Jiivt :tv.tp'. lei Mic ty

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. CORPORATION NOTICE.

faUDERED, That the owners of Lot in Blocks mm km. 1. 17.1 ami im. in nmkwcui &oiarae meat, cause the side-walks en Seventh Street, adjoining their lots, and beinf situated between Ann and 111 vi. ion .treats, to be hmuarht to tha orODer cut arade. and clank walks be laid on same, four ft wide, within thirty days from the publication of this notice; ana tn aenuit tnereor, tne common council will proceed to Mrfurm said work, and the costs and expense accruiuc tberebv. will be assessed to an cuuccMia y saie 01 sam properly, or to mucn mere 01 as wi:i saiitiy saia lien and cost. ity oruer et Uie common Council. A. I.KMRKK. nk. myl2-10t Tolksbote copy. CORPORATION NOT1CI2. g KKDERED, That the owners of LoU in Blocks 63 s ana M. in tne r.astern bnlarrement. ranae Irirk side-walks to be laid down adjoiniar their lots on Seventh street, within four months from the publica lion 01 mis notice, anu in aerauit inereor. tae i nmmon Council will proceed to perform said work, and Ute costs and expenses accruing thereby will be assessed tn Mid collected by sale of said pruperty, or so mucn tnereoi as win sausiy saui nea an cosu lir order ol tne common Council. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. myl2-10t Tolksbote copy. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDERED. That the owners of Lots in Ttlocks I Nos. 14.15,16 and 17, in Stockwell's Enlarge nienUcanse the side-walks on Sixth street, adjoinms their lots, and beinr situated between Bond and l)i-rt-ion streets, to be irougm u uie proper city rraac within thirty days from the paMicalion of this notice, and ia default thereof, the Common Council will proceed to perform said work, and the costs and ex nenteitecruinf tliereliT. will lie assessed io ana col lected by sal of said property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said lien sna cost. iiy oraer or tne common council. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. my1S-10t Tolksbote copy. - NOTICE. A LL persons hayinc deeds for Lots in Locust TI rm Cemetery, are hereby requested to present them r the City Clerk for reristry. Those havinc the Treasurer's receipts for payment on such lots, are reqneste to present them tn the City Clerk, who will issue seeds ior sucn lots, wi hout cnarxetolne pur rnaser. lir order of the Common Council of the City of j.rausTiue. A. LEMCKK. Clerk. mylMOt Volksbote copy. JUST RETURNED ITTITIT a splendid stock of SUMMER MILLTN V ERY. consistinr of Crane. Chin. Neapolitan. ana rancy rummer itonntts. or an descriptions. Also, Hsu. Flowers, Ribbons, &c, to which I in vite the particular attention of the ladies of Eyansvme ana vicinity. miss r. R. barker. i trst st. between Main and Lorntt. Opposite the Post)fäcs. hit 1 1 -u M lEUtX T 100 harrcls frnh . for sate bv GILBERT ft BOWLES, my 13 Sycamore it. I9RFINED SrOARS 100 barrels Loaf, Crushed, sv a. i'owierea and Coufertioners 8ufar, for saie I li.ar Ur 01L.rlt.KT ft HOW LES. WANTED. A NO I . Hotel Porter, to encsse in the business in Jra. a tirt class Hotel, in one of the most troiDeroui towns in tne est. ior particulars, enquire at the Post 0 flics, my 1 l-sf XTHITE Ll.MK-135 barrels in fine order, just v e receives, ana ior we ov GILBERT & 110WLE9, my I Sycamore near water. TO GEXTLEMEX & SF0UTS.1IEN. BOSEl'II LIONS' superior Russia? Srtr SLUT. 9 has. at this time, a tine If of PUPS. These r iii were rotten by a half Jtnxlish and half Irish Setter Do; and tiiess three bloods combined tocei ti er, cannot be surpassed in the whole wor!d. Further coin men t unon their sutierior aualitr is unnecessa ry. Any person wishing to nurcbase any of these celebrated l'up, can be aocoinino.late l by aunlicalion to JOSKTll LIONS. Clark street, EracsTille, lud it. First come, tin. serve J nirll-lw place, if taken in a free State, er !() each, if taken in this Stat. I am inclined to lialieve said negroes Crossen tne river at snawneetawn. and may possiMv mate uieir way 1 nroucn Illinois ami iodiai.a to L.ouiivi'le, where one of them lias a wife. UKORCK J lias a wife. UKORCK ATKINSON. Hen d erson, Ky., May 11, l&l.-3win BOARDING. ni WO gentlemen and their wire, and few Ja single snit lernen , ran ret pleasant mom. ilh good Imarding at the WALNUT 8TKEKT HOUSE. corner or ivainut and rim streets. apSl-U TWAILS I.V) kegs Wheeling Nails, received aud Xw for sale by VICKtRY & JOHNSTON.

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tjl I.OUR 1X lings assorted, best brands brought to I ery & Urns. Railway Power and Tresher; also. Kin- . this market, received and for sale by I derllerger's llucaeye, and 11 ickock's Keystone, aud VI CK ERY Si JOHNSTON. Culp's Cider Mills and Fresse.

dTT.MENT 100 barrels, just received and fnr sale VW ' TJSNaEY k sorenson. mys SUGAR25 bbls. Toaf; is do Pulverized: ia oo irusueu. jun receivet and r.r sale by TENNEYfc SORENSOV. 1JEW YORK LEDGER, and all other papers is ceived Ly Ext-ressand for sale this da v fVriil re lay), . M.L. JOHNSON. nyj First street. C COTTON YARNS J 100 hags assorted Nos. Cotton Tarns; 125 bales Nos. 1 it i do Rating In store and for sale by WHEELER k 111006. MACHINE BELTING. UT T. are agents for the sale of James Thomson's ratent Leather Belting, the best, cheapest, and most durable Belts in use. We can furnish any width from I to 24 inches, and any length from 1 to 1000 fett. Unters promptly filled. I10RXB lOOK tt CO., nyU Water street CHANGE OF TIME. MONDAY. MAT 10, l?tf. EransTille and Crawfordsville fT9 R A I L R0 A D . For Louisville, Cincinnati, Kt. Iouls, Indian polls and ihe East 0 and after Monday My 10th the up Mail train leaves fcv.mrille at a M. The accommodation Trains leave Erantrille at 2.0s r. n. The down Mail Train leaves Terre Haute t-iO r. arrives at Evansville at it r. si Accommodation Trains leave Terre Haute at 7.00 A. .W. Accommodation Train leaves Yincennes at 6.9 a. x.;arrivrsat Evansville at II. 05 a. x. FA It ICS. To Lnnisville 5 00 Cincinnati 7 ftP " Indianapolis.... C 25 " Cleveland 14 M To St. Louis SG JO Cairo 7 " Chicago 10 K0 " Pittsburg 17 00 Philadelphia....! W " Italtiraore 23 7 Hufliilo 1 jfi New -York 2 W Koston aft 50 uainington.... 2 mys JOHN INULE.Ja Superintendent. New 0kles5S, April JTth, The undersigned, for many years Chief Clerk in the house of J0111 Hublct 2k Co., lgs to otter his services ss Commission Merchant to the friends ai d patrons of that hou?e,now that it Las retired from business. With this end in visw, I have formed a Copartnership with Mr. E. W. P.eiiton. senior nf the nlil and well-known firm of K.W. Benton öl Co., under the name and style of Bssto ft Kiao, to take place nun iu. is. vi .usy pniximo. The sscrier relies for snpport upon all the friends of the old house of John Hurley it Co., who hare had opportunities of experiencing the prompt' ness with which he at ended to their business. ery respectfully, THOS. KINO, ,.rI?er f T'fyette and Sew Levee streets. BENTON ft KINO, New OaLEAKS. myS-ly COFFEE-60 bags choice Rio Coffee, last received snd for isle by my 8 YICKERY&JHJNSTON. Jnt Received bj Kxprc-s, IARLY Indiana Trials and Sketchei, ty Olirsr II J smith. M v ScholHoy Davs at Bns y. Adele, by Julia Kavenaugh. TheEsifeof Wafhinrton. It'iyanl Taylor's Travels. 1 110 inaicer eol'iier. For sale at J. II SALT'S. WANTED. TSÄf. Ar edtatejy athe Wheeler & rio'j?. 4jundiiies3 60 boxes Cin, Palm Soap; 25 do do Mould Caudles; K0 pacVares Star Candles; Scaskilmtch Madder; Scales prime Indigo: Just received and for sale by wheklkr ft Rions. jlTAILS, ftc11 100 kegs assorted Nails; 13 rl C.:tou Uedctrl; .' di iiun.p do; -1 d is'nl'a do: ie.l : ?.: c? I. p. iiri.MAN.V.

UV SCKERKL

If Ja. 2.ibls. Mackerel; AO K bbls. do., No. IS ft 3; .h ains o no 100 boxes rterri&r; Just received by WIIBKLRR ft RTOflS. 45JCHDRI1CS S3 M hlf. chests Teas; 100 catties do: la boxes Tobacco; hO caddies do; r,e00 Opera Sesars; Regalia do; 6rt Oerwian do: 10,000 bir. rp- o; S -w lB vnirafiliiR it Riaos. Standard and New Book. BRAZIL and the Braxilians.by the Jievs. Kidder ft lrietcker. wlJ Lire ef Doct. Kane, oy uoet a .... . Liyinrsteuc's Trarels in Africa, the true edUioa by Harper. . Liucy iiowani s eornai, ny .in. -m-mnj. I'ulpit Eloquence of the lh century; a splendid work, by Fh. . ... Mol em rancies and Tollies; a nigniy moral ooos. Life of Aaron Burt, by Psrton. Itavard Taylor's Northens Travel Sweden, Lap land and Norway. Burton s Encyclope-iia or Mil ana nu-nor,-B mys POBKLL ft, COX VNUTONS. For Sale. 1 BCSI1ELS fem- Kurs, Just reeeiyrt on 1 consicument.mnd for aal lowhy I . U. U ftlliKl CU. GCUNT BAGS Tea bales good Danny Bar far sale cheap by 1. U. O ltlLEV. mys JACOB MYERS, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. SASH, Doors and Blinds made to order. ATI kinds, of Carpenters' and Joinera' Work dooe ia a roodl and workmanlike manner. Shoo on Third Street, between Cherry and O. Streets. my4mins TIN-PLATJ5. 150 boxes X Tin-plate, reeeive per steamer Fairchild, and for sale at reduced. rates, by SAMUEL OUR. SUNDRIES bO Iwxes 8. C I boxes 8. C. Soda ia t ft papers; id do Soda saieruus: 40 kegs A. C. Soda, in See fit kegs; 3 casks Epe. Salts, 1,000 lbs; hbl. Snlphnr; 3 do German Madder. Receired per Baltic, and fot sale by . my4 I. ft D. nilMAXT.. Hl ACKEREL. ALMONDS, c ITR 40 itbla. No. 9 ft 3 Mackerel. (0 hir. bbls. 1 1 do; 6 quarter bbls. 1 st 9 Mackerel; 1000 lbs. 8. 8. Almonds; SSbacs 600 Cotton Vara receired, and for sale I. ft D. IlKlslANM. IISniNO TACKLE JL Jointed Fishing Poles; Silk Platted and Sea Grass LUnes; Keels, Snoods and Hooks: Fancy Bait Fishing Corks, lte.,Jte.; Just received bw CHARLES 5. WKLLS. Fin Cutlery. A SUPERIOR lot of Pocket Knives, Wolstenholm's and Mew Tork Knife Company, best made. C11AKLE8 8. W B.LLS. my Ivory Tabic Knirc. RUSSF.LL'S Ivory Goods, ia single r full SwtU of aO pieces, warranted A No. 1, hy my CHARLES 5. WELLS. Plated Castor. A SUPERIOR article, extra Heavy pUte, of new anl chaste designs, j ast received direr? from the manuntrturer.and will be Soldat Eastern prices. Call at the old stand of HlTTUOI.i.r st my4-dJiwan Main strevt, near Second.. S3I EllWüüJ)"iröUSl-r WILL.F.HYEltS.rnOPllIF.TUUCorner First an Loc tut Streets, EVANSVILLB, INDIAN A. One square from Steamboat Landing. myJ-ly JOHN RASCH, Has Just Received A LAUGE ASSORTMENT BOOTS & SHOES, roa THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WITH A VAIIIETV OF CHILDRESS' SHOES. tr-CALL 5OX AND EXAMINE TUE NEW myl-lm STOCK.. NOTICE TO THE FARMERS' Mowers and Reapers, Thresher awd Separators. rviIIE andersigned are agents foe the sale of KlrI bv's, AulUuen's, -MrCormick'p, llmwn's. and m ijt , .aiuucn Mrvmn. , in " n a mihi New York Mo.vrrs and K capers; and Mofht's, ttiH at Ralston 's. and Oarvo Threshers. Senarators. and EmAU tne a'wve, are premium mscmnes, snu win sold at manufacturer's pric-s, freights added JIORNJIKOOK t Co., Water street, Evansvills. myS ICH CREAM. THE EM PI TIE ICECREAM SALOONS willU opened th:. day. and continue for the season. On First street, between Main and Sycamore. myl-lm juii.i rAHftSLbKto. mmTE FISH.- half barreU clwice.just received, for sale by OILREKT BOWLRH. f ycamore, near M ater. apCO STRINGS ft AXLES l.V) set assorted Piitsbnrg Sprtn S So do jLastern do: 300 do Wagon and Buggy Axles; On hand and for talc by PL. RA Mr KI. ORR. The rnrirallcd KENTUCKY HARVESTER. roa MOWING AND REAPING. THIS Machine was introduced snd used for tht hrst timeduring the harvest of Ij6; an, though new, it has already established f.ir itself a reputation which has never been r rat lied by any other combined Reaper and Mwer, South and Wet: and it now occupies a position fiir in advance of all its competitors. Nearly ose thocissd of these Machines were sold during the last two harvests, and the demand not supplied iu the Ute of Kentucky. Tennessee, Indiana. Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Arknsas, AlabMia, Oeorcia. South Carolina. Virginia. Mississippi, and estalilnhing the fact ni.wt ronclusi rely, that for universal nse, economy, strength, and efficiency, this Machine is every thing that is desirable, bota as a Reaper and as a Mower. We have made some valoaMe improvements, sitg. gested by careful observation ar.d exeriment during the last harvext. Tliese wilt lie added to all oar Reap, ere and Mowers 1 building for the harvest of ItfeS. For aale on consignment, by ap2-3mdftw ALLIS ft HOWES DR. JOHN M1GEHSS, PHYSICIAN AND SUUCKON. TENDERS his professional services to the rilltens of Evansville and snrreonding couutiy. Office, corner of Second and Locust suecta. ap27-dft w.m 11EPPER ft SPICE. Ik hags.iust received, V sale by ULBERT ft BOWLES. A Tenement Wante jp 'EPHK undersigned wishes to lease a tenement m. with four r five rooms, price not to exreeU li, snd possession desired immediately. Apply to. p-, S. M V k RS. Lk.no Store. IRON! IRONA large lot Init rvcrivedTpeV steamer Argonaut, which Disk es nur assortment complete. For sale by SAMUEL ORR. Rochester Coopers' Tools " b. a. BitTox'i "iiiioü rvt.n ON or alnt the 15th of May, I shall have a linestock of Rartm's justly celebrated Coiri' Tool.', which are unquestionably super or t all mer makers, hten your monev until von eas gel the best out. 0 my new stand, oprwsi1 HARLES S. WELLS. 11. Jiagnee ft Co ap: IfZ f BUSnELS Prime Oats, for sale hy tJlf ap E.H. COCK ft SOX. t7oos, &c--d looe doa. Eggs; 100C lbs. Tie Butter; irime IjtJ; Jleeeived this day by X. II. COOK ft Pt)X. gXTRA FAMILY VIN EJA IS 3' bbls. choice si-m-A tide, fur sale very low by GILBERT & BOWLES, Spy - Sycsttnore w. 'AR-25W;li. In line ordw. jut rvCrlrrrf od for M Sil by II1UU.1 CUT ft BOWLES. Hungarian (Ihh FredK Z. f. COOK Ac HN. CHE ES E-iO boxes lst W. R. ad Harnlinrr, f,,p sale by GILBERT ft BOW !... SARDINES 8 cases halves an ni by UILBERT luii-tm. flic R&1 ft BOn LtS. KAR SOAP-oO boxes IWtnr ft C.vnSle,. fr 7ie by trLB KRT ft BOWLES. nnr. avoitea on nal'ties, f0r UILBZKTftliUWLKS. apM ZANTE CUKUANTS-4 M is. choice, fTsa!ei tilLBEKT ft BOWLES. SEED POTVTOi: I'ouitoes, for Sii at POTATOKK-SA W,l. rure M':snoe Z.II. COOÜ.fc tONK. ap-.l f 1 tlUtl.NU W boM No. I, fur a!e hv OILHKRT ft iu BOWLES. STllOirR INC;uu-3 ceM.r, nt re.-4 aaJ; Vfcrs-leby OILBrn'Tii lirVI.rh. amazi n r?. A-r papers rf .1 iY, Tr' vt-J :

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