Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 147, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 May 1858 — Page 2

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JvvnrriTf- TViilli Bninril I helpless as ko wa,ho could make no other rc-

tiio EVAlVSVIIsIsK, IND. ,.. but

FRIDAY MORNING.

.:.mavh him. Further Particulars.

At tbo request oVihd respectable and can't get him out." We, therefore, at Lib 1 I Hnnat fiirmhr.! liim a wainn and horses

esteemed comtnunity of Shakers at anil

South Union, we publish theiraCCOUnt e i e r. t t. t tti. of the residen of Dr.. John P. Holmes with thenr, and" the circumstances which- . , A. ,

attenaeu lis wuuurawai uuu mt We add. to their statement tho to mf if :r" -K. -rAfriA to in fron luiuiwauuu III it nr Hl otner sources, since me iuwhuuu i . ' , . our last article in regard to tho history andfateoftheunrortunato anavencrauo old man. After hi3 arrwal m this conn trv. he went to reside with a eentlfinan ' . vt,,;iT r!erw rf.fl near asnviuc, as previously siaicu, Whero ho remained four years. The circumstances that led to his removal from Nashville to Mississippi, arc related in a letter from Col. Vance, an eminent citizen of Uernando, Missiisippi,.who says, "myself and wife mido tho ac quaintance of Doct. ilolmes, by an acci dent. Our carriage broke down near the house where he was living, a short distance from Nashville, nine years ago last fall. Yo were so captivated with his unaffected frankness, heartiness, and general intelligence, that without knowing who ho was, I gave him an urgent invitation to visit us. I sent fur him and he came and staid two' or thicc weeks, and all of us were delighted with him. . He foully concluded to rb move to our town, bag and baggage, and said ho would stay with us until I could locate him in some good place in tho country. Ho was paralyzed soon after ho came back to our house from Tennessee, and was completely bed ridderf for several tt ne monius. rixpccting to die, soon alter nc was at- - - . . I tacked, ho raada his will, and bcueatncd to his physician his instruments my wife his elegant snuff box and to mo tho rest of his property. But ho very unexpectedly ptrtially recovered, and expressing a desire to spend the remain der of his days in seclusion as I knew the Shakers at South Union, Ky. I advised him to seek their protection; and gave him a letter to tho leading men of the communion. They received him kindly, and he wrote to us afterwards, that he was well plcasoU with his new home. Knowing tint the rules of the communion forbid its members to hold 3 !.u i . i vi I correspondent wuu pcopie iu tut, s, I did not write to him, and our corres1 ..1 T.,4. !. eu.i liuuucut,o ut:. a,u. wut, Mi8 in mo uuit oi payin? us annual tiiu -.-lA . It." 1. I I 'yi:,in.;Iir, r0' changed messages, congratulations and good wishes. The Shakers who came to us always spoke in the highest terms of the Doctor, and their relations, as far as I could learn, were mutually pleasant. I knew members of the society well had every confidence in their goodness, and wa3 sura they would treat him kindly. I believe ho regarded mo as his warmest friend, and was probably trying to make his way to our house when ho died. We heard from Mr. CRiley that he was at Evansville, and we had rcsolvcd to tako care of him if ho arrived, as long as ho lived. We thank, in tho namo of God, the kind gentlemen who ministered to him in ht3 sickness, and paid t decent respect to his memory when dead. He was much beloved by us. Ho gave us but little information in regard to his family. He received letters from a sister in England, while with us, but her name and residence I do not recollect, lie grieved much over the loss of his half breod son Oeorgo. Scarcely a day passed but he would utter some words of sorrow over his fate. IIo was a great blessing to our family, and was an instrument in the hands of God, in restoring the health of our son, now a hearty boy. lie fully compensated us for all we did for him in his helplessness. We are glad to know his end wa3 peaceful, though the manner of his death is sad and painful to Iiis friends to hear." -bakers Aeeount of the "Homeless Siran er.' JOHN r. IIOIVIS, V. D. Dr. Ilolmes camo to South Union alout seven years since, in a very helpless and dependent condition was advised to make his way here, by his excellent friend. Col. Vanec, of Hernando, Miss., with whom he hud been boarding; and to whom, of late, he was jrrcatly anxious to return. We received him kindly, though we viewed him as an uncommon stranger; yet, ho gave every assurance, of which he was capable, that he would comply with every virtuous or religion romircment that would be demanded of the most humble votary of our faith, although he had not a full understanding of ns as a people further, than informed bv his friend Vance! He was at that time parafyzed in on holeside dead , as it were ih the :ime, and almost powerless; but from whieh, by careful treatment, he finally recovered some and could holp himself with more ability. We, however, provided him a comfortable room; and for the past 3ven years have attended v nis wants, and for which, most ofthat he was art te bo unreasonably extreme; and on the other hand, ns greatly the reverse towards those, for whom ho tormcd a dUdikc. He continued in this state of feeling till within a year or more beforo his withdrawal, at times manifesting mnch restlessness and disquietude. Those best acquainted vrith his case, conceived the cause to be, the retired condition in which ho was necessarily placed, being so contrary to his former habits and inclination; and in addition to this, tho increasing inflammation of his eye, seemed to irritate his brain and nervous system, an! give a force to his feelings of disquietude, that he was unable to govern. About a week previous to his departure, he walked o.T a railo and a half to a public Louso on the road, without gi virg any knowledge to tho tamily of his absence. This was an unexpected circumstance, and a matter c: ::rpr:s? to every or.e neqnt;r.t?d vith It.

t.roe, no naa manitestcd much gratitude for kindnesses received; in which feelinj, and iU his favors towards hi nnrtinnlnr frlnn.la

KnlfKf fitl-f..! wliV n A'tA Ht. hiMTiT &0

courso oi iure or iaur aajs ü-j re.uiuuvi, a was still indomitable in tus r.-solut.on to and

return again to hi friend ance; ami wben

write

aketf by those who uaa dors m .or

whv ho would act 80 inconsistency iu

his helpless Mate? his unfailing reply wan About thin: "The d 1 lias cot in inc. anJ I

find Lim aI1,i f, fff.i-t 15 miles to liotrlin? Green, irco ol charge; neither was anrchar?c mmle lor-ny wrwico renUwed himj,iri,,? 8Uy with tin-neither any reduction ma.is in fu amount of money re coivcJ in his nano (a noto cl aomeiw or wore. Lut when shorn ol LisUucs amounieu 22 and &?r a malt amount of ? 4-7, tor caclDC. . "CT: ' I ail 13 S-W, mOfc OI wuicu Jiu ttvui v - .u:. -l . . f faarnri nnin lliat i u wv. ... . - tho result of undertaking ao great a journey minute bad ;: and icouveratioa with him. .4vell. I expect I will die in ,me hole.". In this way he left; ana irom an appearance, jnJin from "M P?8 "WV' f. ml?"s live years and probably would, Lad I c continued in the careful and regular way ho had beeu while living with us. But it would seem, tuai wun ait ma iucuic.ii jiumvuv. thrt rrmain5nr viL'or of a naturally powerful constitution, was not suiticicnt to sustain him in the journey ho had undertaken. Durin? our acouaintanco with Dr. Holmes, he gave but a limited account of his origin and ancestry. He has spoken of his father as an Kpiscopalian clergyman, and of his brother Charles, as occupying the name position and calling. Other menibor of the family, he Jid not incline to say much about; nor did ho say much concerning his own, though it would appear ho had been twk-c married. 15y tho first wife, he had two children, a girl and a boy; and during her life, lived in affluenco and splendor, alter tuo order of the aristocracy ot London. The daughter died yonng. The son, when qrown op, made a choice of going to sea, and was never heard of ufterwards. Uy the second w ile he had no children; and for sorne cause, the union between them was dissolved; and. in this, (if ho had explained it, we suppose, lay the chum; of his separation riiially, Iroia the higher clas of society he oikc enjoyed. After this, if we understand him. l.is time, wa cttit. til tl. virlnni lidnlf:iT of T.on.Ion und I all l'ar'w, an.1 in the service of the Hudson's Hay ('mnuiir. t.roiMrinT fur from the Indian: and was, for a term of that State season Hernando. Miss., from which place ho came to Son tu Lmon. 'n.:, This silenco in regard lo himsclf.still leaves his Reparation from the rc lined sdeiety . i i i i or Lonuon, a mystery, ani wuicn, wc sto inclined to believe, was a fixed purpose in hi own mind: and will perhaps so remain, except revealed by some of his own class, many of whom must still snrvive, as he could not, from anything we could learn of him, exceed seventy years of age at his decease. With due re;aad to all, and in behalf of our communion, JOHN 11. KADKS. A Letter from a lady in D wight county, Illinois, says, "while visiting Knjland in lS.rl or 1832, 1 becamo imtitnately acquainted with tho deserted wife o' Doct. John P Holmes, a woman of tal ent and refinement, whom he separated from and deprived her of her property about the tmQ ho Ioft for America. She unabl to fc x under ft English hirSt fr()m her leX 0bligati0ns to him so tQ inhcritor coutroI cerUin Property that would have otherwise ac I . J ' '. 'I' ' ' 1 ' ' .T "n w lanj ect to his claims, ih?.,dencc of hU jhy Jl. may b lmPQrta"t to her. . Gahhoting. A drover, from Illinois, vvho was in St. Louis, with a drove of horses, was garrotcd in the streets on SunJy night last, stripped and . robhed, nii his body thrown into the cellar of a store türonS apcature communicatini5 frm tho street to tho cellar, ifarks Up0n hU lhr0at shoireJ thal he haJ been stranSulateJ with "rd. His coat was Iouna ,n a Iumbr Jrd, with tho pockets nueu, and lying beside it was a cord, with which the man had been garroted. He had been to a house of ill fame and on leaving if, at nine o'clock in the evening, was followed by two men, who Are supposed to have committed tho murder. They have hot however been discovered. The murdered man had $150 in his pockets carley in tho evening. C3The latest dates from Santo Ft, in New Mexico, bring news of the death of Preston . Deck, an account o( whoso encounter with another person, in a street fight, with bowie knives, was published somo days ago. He died "of his wounds, after lingering two weeks in great pain. He was a native of Indiana went to New Mexico in 18 1G became tho most extensive merchant, and the wealthiest and most popular citizen in the Territory. His death was universally lamented by the people of the territory. Rcbt. OBlennh, who a. few years since owned the principal omnibus lines in St. Louis a man of wealth who has j a a a . been guilty of two or three homicides, was two years ago sentenced to the Mississouri penitentiary for ten years for shooting down a drunken man in a bar room. After two years confinement he has beeu liberated by the Governor. Money and the influence ofleading lawyers, remunerated with fat fees, have opened tte prison doors of the rich murd erer. Is this a country of equal laws to the poor and rich? KTW man by tho n.nma of Ilulman was murdered last week near Newberry, Green county, in this State, by another named Hudson. They had been workin for a neighbor rolling logs, and were going home, and Hudson walking behind deceased, when tho murderer stepped up to tho latter and dealt him a powerful blow with a handspike, which caused his death. Hudson was arrested and imprhoned. An old grudge had existed between them. t T'm,0thy ?am? an eminent lawyer of Lalayettc, has taken leave of tho bar of TiDrecar.00, and goes to San Francisco. On his departure his associates of tho prolcssiou held a meeting, and passed a series of resolutions expressi ve of their high appreciation of hhl legal abilities, of their attachment to him for his many social virtues, and of their esteem for h'.m as mi honorable and nrriwht citizen. -

Territory, lie then came to the limed ..:..,..,. .i, not to lightcmiu-Ht oftho nation uenianaeu.

s, visited various points, located Tor a i. - - . , ... .. . - -ii I i ar , - 1.. ...n u !,( ,1,11 ni..I an I - ' : ....... -

in isew loric city, in rasnvuie, icn make a uinercnco VTJPl'l A I rv 1 1 1-1 1 . r S

sce.at some point iu Arkansas, and near Kraclito" cannot make it a part of that m ' v .

Forthe Journal.

The Hebrews. Mr. Editor: Ther i no way in which i man uoes more iuwj i..-.t w.. i - r. . 11 u. ..v htt inrrriirirp i ' ... 1 I I VI his ill-breeding, than by attempting to upon . i 1. V . , . I on matters or. wuicn;u u uv. UU5, est knowlcd-fl.i This truth, every one w . . . Til I striking v iUwtratad , in an articlo head d '-Tha Mormons," in the Enquirer, of the rt

11th instant. The author ef that article has shown that Lo is not only unacquainted with

tho principle of that amsnlar peor'.e, but with' th common' facte of history. -I would advise him, instead of attompthiff to write for tha edification of othars, to read a little for hid own improvement. My pnrpoae, ii, how- , noticÄ Ut maliciou alandcr nnnn the Jews, and tho infamous comrart i . Tf nn tin maVtl of tha MOnnOIU ftOd JtWl. UO . :.It fecms to b a rart of thiir (tho Mormon) religion to despoil the Gentiles, Just as jt was and as we nro told is, part cf b9 jcn fait;,, to chittl the türiatian." These ar the meanest, and most despica ble insinuations cTer thrown out by a man wIia controls a public rross. I desire the public, and those of tho Hebrew faith, to note tho base slander. Without the K'ast proof or warrant for such an infamous charge, he wantonly outrages thefoelings and assails the characters of a large number of his fellowcitizens. He holds a prominent official station in this community, and wo ask him how ho daro utter such charges in the face of the living testimony whieh Um lives and conduct of hundreds of his fellow-cituens of the faith he slanders, give in their daily intercourse with him, and others. Has the man any regard for troth or his own reputation for Teracity and honort Has he ever examined the doctrine and principles of tho Jewish religion! Has ho over used his own llible! Where docs he get his own notions of right and wrong of his doty to God and man if ho has any except from the Jewish Scriptures? Is thcro any faith prevalent among men that ineuleatos higher principles of moral duty! Hit not the corner-stone on l..i.;..l. nil i.tli.r rel!ion rs built? Justice I faith "to chisel Christiall." We invito the author ot that article, as often as wo deliver ls.-.tiiresiiithaEu'li.sh langit:gv5, tocomc and I hear them. He may learn front them, sonic- ; thing about Judaism, and thereby have some movod. ' And rcferrln- to facts, wo put the question with confidonco: are not tho Jews everywhere a people of sound morality! Arc they not among tho best American citizens? Are they ever lound among the hungry oflicesetker? Aro they violent and noisy partixans? Are they ever mixed op .with mob and violaters of the peace? If they exercise. their political rights, thoy are slaves of no partv the adherents of no political, tlema gogue; but they vote like" good 'citizens as their conscience and their sense of duty to the intorests of tho country, which has given them a home, and equal rights with the most favored lead them to cast their votes. They are Americans in heart and soul, for America is a coantry where there aro nodi Unctions lu the Cyo , of law between Jew and in meir business dealings, wnen and where havo they shown they wcro not as just and upright u ny other class of citizens? Are not the great bankers and merchants upon whose commercial faith, and person ui integrity, the credit of the commercial world resta upon whom the gigantic transactions and enterprises that aro changing the modern world, depend mcu of the Jewish faith a religion which an Ignorant and insignificant scribbler, says teaches tho Hebrew "to chisel ttie Christian. Let the author of that vile articlo exainiue tho criminal statistic of the country look into llie cells of the prison he keeps, and ace how the Jews ate represented there. Let him go to tho ulms houses, the hospitals, to the houses of charity for the reception of tho". depraved, dissipated, Idle, thriltlcss, and wicked . of all classes, . sects and religious faiths, and search for a 'gle Jew 'atnönj; their throngs, and ho will perhaps learn a "lessbu front tho examination, that will improve his own reputation for truth and charity.'' ". S. WECHLEKj XiniUir vf tki lltlitw Cvurjrtqatvjiu I Eusllak Ilill la Kansas. The pcoplo of Kansas have recoi ved the English land ordinance with tho strongest expressions of indignation. ' It will be rejected with contempt by almost a unauimous vote, it is said. The papers say the Government at Washington, has not land and old enough at its disposal to brifco tho people of Kansas into a surrender of their rights. The tono of all the papers corresponds very much with the following from the Leavcuwotth Lodger: We believe that they would rather remain a territory eternally, than to .come into the L Dion under snch insulting and degrading condition-. What! bo bought np like a rlock of aheap! SacrifaV our principles, lor tho triumph of which wc have been so earnestly contendinj:, for a fine slico of the public lands? Away with such an idea. It i a hbcl alike ou the good sense aud patriotism of our people a miserable Mibtcrfugo, a flimsy trick for stifling the popular voice. Mr. Kugli.Wia-tlia other prot'esaed auli-Lo-compton Democrats who favored this substitute have indeed won for themselves a gieat name. Hut what a name! fit onlv to rank with the Judascs and Arnolds, to'becovcred with imperishable infamy. r " OCT The Terre Haute Journal (Dem ocratie) has placed the name of Stephen' A. Douglas, as its candidate for President in 18G0, and says it has hoisted its flag with the name of Douglas inscribed on it, with the determination to stand or fall by it. The Journal says; He is our favorite of all the great men of the nation on account of his ability as a statesman, and his unyielding devotion to principle. His . superior for talents and statesmanship, can not be found throughout the length and breadth ot this proud republic, and for consistency of purpose and fidelity to the principles of the Democratic party, ho stands pre-eminent. We admire" him lor Ins noble traits or character, and the people every wher delight to honor this noble and undaunted champion of popular rights. He is emphatictlly the man lor the people, and when the proper time arrives, they will rally around the standard of equal rights, so nobly borne aloft by tho g:iat embodiment of popular sovereignty, Stephen A. Douglas. tT There are eight Catholio Bishops in session in Cincinnati deliberating on matters crtaiuing to their diocese. Two only are natives of any one county Bishep Carroll of Covington and Bishop Spalding of Lonsvil'.e, both of whom aro Americans. The balance of the cumber represent six diiferent nations.

years, uovcrnor in anj caualitv are the pillars on which it rest, aud determine it a ineuaie-ty, no nor ana tu-

'TklKIMU Ulli a Uc rawmu.

iTha New Orleans Delta has the iblY. mnA t rpnrbnnt re marks r o r 111' UILAAT SUVA - , v . - n., .rn,l nf the Hum. wuauiw mnA V.U- K.nrrllsh'S till I: j

ill I Congress haa relieved iUelf, it has not met d- the expectations of tho people, by getting rid

- 1 . tho k'umAiiMtion bv one oi uiomj ineau

and contemptible dodges o frequently sought by inferior roinda to extricate them lrom embarrassment they lack either tbo nerve or

the manliness to encounter, i no greai, su iuvolved has been sculkiugly met, and disinoiiirtii! o'vaded 'and the people of Kan

sas, whose rights have been tritUd with, are n h hiir nntriotism. their independence, and their integrity tcsica uy a ww u involved, not ia an open, uiAmerican manner; but on a side issue, which it is hoped their cupidity .1 . .TV , , .u-:- , will .1itrin nl ti ami LIIO V 10WS VI hUV ministration and certain partisan Congress men whose anti-Democratic courso mrougu out upon the question has sickened anddis na t. I tliA iAuntrv. In common with every ono we arc delighted ti. f.i-ti.nr Ti.ii4 will bo triveu for the Indulgence of floods of platitudes upon a sub ieetsoutterlvdetituoofiutriusio merit as this Kansas imbroglio; ai the samo time we cannot delude our readers with the assurance i ;it i.or thft'ir honor, interests or teehngs have been consulted in anything that has hcr-n dona in this matter. Un tho contrary, from first to last, tho South has beeu put iu a l nv. it :j .rnrlit ticluitn I wrong pueiupu, v - for her, as a Wiumpu, wnat ca-iiuh i wise corjsideied tüau as an ignominious uu hnmili&ttn? defeat. Notliing could Have occurrcu more oj'rn;rtnne than the Kansas affair to demonstrate the otter absence of all claims to Statesman ship in the Administration and iu Congress at this time; nor can anjonc ims-jino a caso hotter calculated to show how ou-sily the pubhr mind mir be seriotslv atToctcd and the per manency of their institutions enuangerca uy political ugiUtton, in tweii as cnureiy ucsntiitA of mr merit, aa it is unconnected with the establishment or recognition of auy great principle. It tnero oc minus so i-uimuun-u, ! h..ii so vernal as to find in euch a proceeding mattur for congratulation and rejoicing, all we have got to say is, wo do not envy them their feelings, nor sympathise In their joy, savo in the mere fact that a stupid riuestion is removed front Congress, where there aparf hjtva bcn ncit,cr the intelligence ur tha In. h-rMndincn reouirod to trraTM! with Vi NtlTICKS in this phee, 10 cents per line lJk,,r,.t Ar:ite one insrrtHn; Sneents per .1 line Hire limes: 31 cents er line one week; discount . on lonjcrume. , . . i Fraud! We eall attention to the fact of numerous nn principled cfliwls that arc daily making in cur ci Uy arive tet ter's bottles, to purchase fruin them and sell it In llostetter's bottle. M e hope that such Impostures will be held up to public contempt by all respectable persous who sell or use the genu ne article. Aot only hare we the individual tvidcr.ee of the country, nut alaiobt every paper iu the Union Is commenting upon the superior excellence ef, and the great l-enems de rived Trora the ose of this celdrated tonic; l-esiacs various diplomas awarded, among which is one fron the Ohio Mechanics' Institute, at Cincinnati, where the committee cunposcd chiefly of physicians of thscity awarded Honetter, uiith 4: Co., a diploma for the superior virtue of their Litters, as a tonic and strsngthener of the human system. Wc, therefore, cauth n all against impositions, awl to purchase of none but respectable dealers, whom they know would not deceive them. I my 12 lw QUE It V. Why is It that CIIRITAHORO'5 HAIR DYE is the bwt IN THE WORLD! BECAUPK eminent chemitts say so; BECAUSE it contains no cutic compounds! BECAOK it wears longer thn any other! I . JLL'LVAI. R operates Inartaneously ! BECAl'SB it corrects ths bad "effects or other dyes! BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected! BECAUSE IT SEVER KAILS! Sold everywhere and applied bv all Hair Pre?, J03A.ril I Ii K I ,T.l iMJ Kt 1. P?S-lDldiW No.S Astor lloase, N. York. A Paragraph for Invalids. We Ira that Dr. noback's advertisement, in another rolumn, will not escape the notice of the sick n4 sutk-ring. It is an earnest and convincing document, and we are credibly Informed, th.-it the cures accomplished by his celelvuted Scandinavwii Rciucdics the P.lo.M PilMand IU.kxI Purilier-fuTIy tear out the statement it contains. . Tlie-e giat vcgilalde curatives are immensely popular in the West. The eulers on new lands, tho planters and farmers in tbo alleys of the Mississippi d the Ohio, the ague and fever ridden residents on the Unks of tho Red River, and in fact, the sick in all localities west of the Alleghenies have groat faith iu Dr. Koback 's epara'on- ,m - . sp:-lui Sarrx Grath's Electric Oil is the marvel of this age, for Uie following (not every thing:) Cares Rheumatism often in a day. , ".' .Cures Deafness, one to ten days. - . Cures Ncaralgia Toothache, two minutes. Cures Cramp in Stomach, fir minutes. . Cures Bums, Bruises,' Woonds, one to three days Cnres Pains in Back, Breastbone day. ' Cures Headat he, fifteea micutes. Cures Earache, stiir Neck, Ague, one night. Cure Piks, Swelled Glands, ten ilays. Cures Felons, Broken Br esst, Salt Rheum, three to six ways. ' ! Cures Qnincy, ralplUtar., Pleurisy, one to ten days. t Cares Asthma, falsy, Gout, Erysii;aa, five to twenty days. Cures HrDMirrliage, Scrofula, Ahscesj, six to ten days. . v . vures tiosted Feet ami Chil'daiiis, one to three lays f1. M. ..... i !.-j uere are numerous imitations spreng up on the reputation that my article has Acquired. The public must beware. They are worthless. uiyMw . Tho Till Trade. Who eonbl dream or the magnitude such an undertaking as the manufacture of a Purgative Pill assumes when it comes into geuerat we? An how pauifullrdo tho following Bwilera peak of the amount of hnman sk-knrss and ufTerlng,tliat little aiorel of a' remedy goes forth to combat and subdue. Dr. J. Aver, or .Lowell, manufactures in his labratory forty gross pr diem cf bis vamamc t'lhs, through all the year. This is eight ooxes a inmate, or one d.ree a second. We thus Bud over ,3,(M persons soallow this pill every day, orlj'"',n0a month! riysicians, think of tliat 4V COO patlent, y ShOTOMC rrttr frmu ttrr- menical skill of one man. Surely, that man should be,aa he is la this ras, one of the first intelligenca aud of the highest character. His occupation entails upon him a fearful responsibility far the weal or wo f hin fellow man. iPainesylUe Courier. .Kt a Ju' f the User. iy tni diseas we understand an infl.-inimation either la the membrane or eulMdanre of the liver, known by dull pain in the right side, the atomach always disordered, the yellow tinge or the skin, dry cough, tongue coated. coMvce,i, high-coh-red urine, and of a thick nature; severe weakness and se. vers pains in tlie head. The quantity of compf-d humors in the region of the liver, eauses a iefectiva secretion of the bile. The liver when healthy, serves as a filter to the blood, to separate all impurity from it, or to refine it. When diexseJ, it cannot purify the blood.whk h, when sent to the lungs, hrains.and other parts in a morbid con.lit Inr twin T ... laurevaumiif, uohsumition. Insanity, cc.and withholding the natural stimulus to the in testiues, cause Dyppia, piles, and other complaints, as you percei vt the direct way to uuravel and tear the whole systeia :o pieces. A patient, suflering from this complaint, should resort to speedy reiSef. Vett.- are very few medicines worth a cent la curing diseases. What then shall be done! Wt say, use Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, as they ar composed or plants and roots; they will he foucd a sure cure for this painful disease, because they purge from the body those corrupt and stagnant tumors, and so clcaaseand renew the blood, whk.l is ihe caue not only of the diseasa of th liver, and the inflammalion of the kidney and the bladder, but of every description ef aiseasc.From 3 to 4 of the kvc rills, taken every night en going to bed, will ha few days, entirely reUcve the body of cverythmi that is orpoied to health. Ir. Morse's I ndi:,n Ro t Pills are s. ld ly all dealers In Me.'lcircs. ,;.,

r SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hit W at Southoni J:tU, for 10 cU. jer Lu.I.cl t !

retail, aad Mpor ttfB.ly' apJ tf " " MLKIIAHT r.ROTIIEU3.

- a. i - -gr CKESCLAT t i l V JJA.-iK. Dirkctors.-Joi .n A. KriTie, Cosrab Laker,

Thomas E. Girvis a:l Johs Law.

Rcccire JepiMit., I u. al -'V.s coin and exctancc. Interest iiliowol un time i-M)siU atsueh ran- may be agreed upn with deinwitors and specified iu certificate. Exchinje ou S-v VurX, Ciucinnati and Lottivilie,GU Kiltair, Fratiee, SwiUerliuid, l.elcium. Uolland. UuW.a. DenuiarV, Sweden, Norway, and all the cities and lr?e t us of Germany; for sale In sutas to niU. Collection n:nie. and proceed remitted promjHljr at current rie of esclmnce JOHN A RBITZ.rres. W. DAKKR.CaohVr. apjy iui COAL. DUDIAM MININ'G COMPANY, tOffic n Water street, under tho Telesragh OfTiee.) Cart lcNtds of Iii hushels of Ilodiaru Mine Coal delivered to any part of the city at l "0 per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the eiue of the purchaser. Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin ta ken in payment. JOHN WYMOND. declVtf. Secretary and Manager. If all our Headers Who are troubled with liver complaint, Jaundice, or Dyspepsia, will read the advertiiruCBt in another column of Dr. SAsroia's Intisorator, and then do as wc hare done get a bottle, we should not see to many sickly, half-dead, despairing people as now meet our s-aie at almost everv corner, for thTe never I , . . . . ,vn, wM - ' forms so nearly what its proprietors say it will do. It I came to u so Ingriiy recommentiea mat we count not .... . . . ,, .1 fail to try it, and a trial has convinced us, without a douU, that it is the best family medicine in use. We Uke it for Headache, Sour Stomach, Biliousness, and any of the litMe bodily ills that are conmu c, aud it does produce a pleasaut state of feeling to the sick, and wh,U is belter, after usiug it a few times, these lUUe ills grow less and less. and there is a prospect of being entirely free from them ly a continuance in the use of the Invigorator. (See Advertisement.) niy.-inidfcw Mexican Mustang Liniment. Intrinsic riitue alone rouhl itu-ure the success which this article has Uaiiied-f.r Rheumatism, Salt Kheum, Purus, Uruises, Stiff Joints, or liall, Lorain, Vde Evil, and. Swelliuts uiKn Horses, it has no nmal for Man or Beast. No person will be without 4t who h is once tested its value. "And with reference to the general estimation of the Mustang Liniwent. I can ch-erfully say that no arta.1 1 ever performed so many cures in our neighbor hood as this. I.. W. Smith, RMgetield,-Conu. S. Leixh, Esq., Hyde Park.Vt. writes, "that the horse w eorisidered worthless, (his case was spur in , I ut since the free use of the Mtstaug Liniment I haves-'ld him fr IjO.- Yur l.iimcut Is doing wonders up here." Such testimony is rebelling us every day. The half is not Ul i.- Every family should have it. Rcware of any other "ßragß 's Liniment.' It is a läse iai;1IAUNES & PAUK, inv.-imdatw rroprn-iors, iw. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. it atks. ' One innre, 10 lines solid Agate), three times, f I no One week, 1 Two weeks, 3 M One month, J t Three month, iis mouths, w One rear, 1 f Discount on larger advertisements. J-" ani. of six lines or ander, S10 per annum. I f No "till forl)id"ailveitisementi-receivel. ajj- No advertisement inserted for less than tl. notici:. LI.rr.RSONS indelded lo the Evansville, In di.-viiaoli Cleveland Straight Lino Kaileuad Conipanv, re bereay notified to pay no monies except to tlie Treasurer, or t his duly authorised agents, all agencies irior to this dal Ving lecn revoked. JAMES GREENE, Trea :asurcr. ivtt-tf BO Vltni.Mi. A number of lien-leinen can procure Day Boarding at the Walnut St. House, tMri. VebrV, comer t irst and Waluut streets. 7"Vfiieeler&wilsox,s FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. 'IHR bent, simplest aud most durable Machine In JL Ui. They make a strong lock niich, the same nnt.n hn'h aided of the Work. He Will C vittl enHSt fsi'il-wrswJT.-I.Aa-LljrLt .'Poo' of gi en to ename purciiusers to use them satisfactorily. A Lso The Iluckcyc Sewing 3I;tchInc. Price 830. The l-est single Thread .Machine in Vi market. A general a'siHtuient of tewing JI ji hine Silk Thread, Neelle. Ar . Kc, constantly ou hand. Oihce. No. 4. Marble Hall. jnyU-'ttu V. M. SELLM.'N.Apoid. A. BEATTY, M..D. "nice; and ltrldrnce In Mr. Caldwell' vuiiaiiigs, on i.or ust, near hrcond Mreet. 'IHANhrlL for the liScral ivtronace given to -a him last summer, he lues returned tt Kvansville, with the deri'ii of Iwrouiing a i-rmaiient citizen, od rer-i-iiBiiy oners ins professional services lu all d.s eas. acute Or chronic. Wlii I st Dr. U. reanl the acientiib? no r iu the KelK-ifurum Magnnm, he nevertheless use all the srife remedies both of the Alopathic and Eclectic Schools as adj uncts, discarding all injuiious aud pei..'ll"H9 IliPltlllUlll. II would call the attention of the public to Ihe M iv. lug SPECIALITIES. t ssct as-Removed without the knife and perma uenlly cairoil. Hkonciiith A!n CoxsrwrTto Treated ly the """ra uinaiminn or inensratea vapors, assist eil by valuable expectorant svruis. Diskasas or tm k E i ss. Person who have had their eyes burut with va. tous kindi of caustics, reeeif lug little or no besieht, will bud it to their Interest to change the treatment. Fr.XAi.s DiSKAS.s-Wlll be treated with remarksbies'iecess. tanous new remedies wi?l hs used, as ie jiancio-r.icciric macDine ror nervous diseases, tee., tec. - The sabarritHsr has a choice assortment of pure ru.s auu msiu-mes, (witieiami rtransies for medical purposos only s and the mm popular patent mod letnes I retail. Persons caliing fr melicine, and pu ing ior meia in tbo omcc, may have medical coun cil withont rhsrie. - r" Physicians' prescriptiMiis lolh of the Ahpathlc and Felcelic schovU, caret ally rcparett at all hoars. aayn-ty a. nr. a in , 3t. u. I. r. KingLL SB. fALLI B. P. ETI I ELL & CO., I Established April ISji!.) CO.MHISSIOX AM) FOUH ARDIXG so. C rovDSAS rratEf, SEW OIILHAXS, I.A. nrrcRtscgi Rolrt S. Howard. I Evansville, lud. A ins k untres. A A. M. Pbelps te Son, . , liiicrte W etxl. ' , Newburg, ltd. II b.N'eaoorubi Pro , . . 1. S Uenoliet Si Son, A-oweville, Ky. Tries. Danfortb, ?ec. ) New Alb. Ins. Co., Ne Allaay, lad. R. Simpson te Co., J K.U Beverly, J Henderson, Ky. . Jas. Montgomery, Tres. Br. Bank, Jrfleisfnville Merr.tt, Campbell & Co., St. Louis, Mo. nurii-ir Imported Liquors, Cigars & Fruits 4a Consignment and for Hale Cheap. I- u',tow'n. articles Importe I direct from store and will I ottered at low i.riees. ' 10 one eighth casks Cocnac Brandy, Sutton brand; 4 do do do do ,ta Morris brand; "one tiuarter casks do du do do5 boxej Brandy Cherriea, No, , In Jar; . rruus in ars, prestrved iu their 3 do Ahs;ntli; St. Julien Claret: SVS1 Opera Cigars: Prima Vera, rieaes. The Above will be sold for cash or short linkable ra,r,1-. , -. I'MhKKJtKlt.tJIEU, myl3-2w volks'wte te Enquirercopy. Main st. 11DER VINKOAR-aOhlds., a good article, just s- vscgi xr 'I ell It I lrnrC PT . V1CKERY te JOHNSTON. WASHBOARDS-rAdo. O'Rice's I'rcmium.just received and f, sale t VICKERY te JOHNSTON, SUCCESS TO THE CASH SYSTEM! Four ItcaMiiis why 1 wish to continue it.' , 'T Pince I adored the ca,h?y Um, on the 1st of last February. I liare exirieiicol that a pennv ofton turned, is more profitable thau a dollar iu book account. Second I can sell goods much cheaper, as I hare o losses to make up by selling goods on credit. Thied I can keep abetter assorted slock, and am always ready to uke a bargain which I a as not, Lea 1 had first to depend upon collections, and will sell them at the sani. Foi'ETH I rind It easier to sell goods for cash than collect the money for good, sold a vear or m,rago, aad besides I insulted for presenting a I have just received a second surrlv,and am prepared to defy any competition, aud hope to offend none by ref js;nS credit, as I Khali refuse Ri a, hcL" . r,v 12 Main st., throe dorV UloViÄ.

CITY ADVlSEjlENTS. AN OltUIXAXCK Suvpltmtnial t an OrJinancf pattcl April r- 2 If h, 18.'S, entitled "A Oni inane tn ri..t;..n. t nv! inn.-ft ercattd hv ttannant

uatcr, sitvalid on any IU vr pared gn.unitcithin tU Citjfff EtaMxilU. J'a(d Jlav SA. 1SW crTint. vhnfTir mr lot or parcel of cround shall have tieeu filled uu o drained the Marjhal, thervof Ii)! luire leen tiled as required v the tlilrd section of the said ordinance of Ai.ril 34th, lCs, it shall l-e the rluty of tn. flrrk forthwith to iue a ivecei't to the Marshal, relurnalile within twenty days from Uie duXs threof , re-ioirinf the Marshal t collect the amouut chart ca i.i- ininkt aucti lot or unreel of cniund. tnclulinc com front tli owner or occupiwr of urh lot, and the Clrrk shall uon the t-uing or seen i-ecpt, charue the laiha with the amount theref.r, and when the Marshal collects the money, he shall pay it to the Treasurer and ttle the Treasurer's rw:eii with the n.rk.who shnii tnereuiMtn creiiu me .Marsnn aim charge the Treasurer with the amount of sKh receipt: all of which shall be done within twenty days ftom the date of the precept. Hwf. 9. If the owner or occupier, or his spent anall refu to pay to the March! the amount of such prrceptl including cosis, the Mar-dial shal' forthwith retUrll InC prtüTfK Ul mcii, cvnn ii. v.i in .lis . turn the ground of turn refusal, and thereupon the rit- iisii rridit the Marshal with the amount of the precept, and place the claim in the bauds of the City 1 .t. uv f..r vllll'tioll llV suit. puidished hyorderof the Common Council. A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. wT:?a Yolkshote copvj COltl'OKATlON KUTll'G. RPEHEP, That the owners of Lots in lock f Si-s. Is, 17, is and W in ifUckwell's Enlarge nieut, cause the side-walks ou eTenltl Mreet, adjoining their lots, and ling situnted between Ann ml liivUinn streets, to be hroucht to the proper city mule, and tdaiik walVs lie laid on same, four feet idewithin thirty days from the publication of this n.ice; and in default thereof, the Comm-M m Council up-ed to perform "d w'rk, and the costs and ' i 1 :ii 1 . .. .. . 1 . . ., i JL inr therebv. will be assessed to and coilectetl lv sale of sa:d property, or so much thereof ns wi!l satisfy snid lien and cost. By order of the Couimou Council. 1 A. LEMCKE, Clerk. inyU-lot Volksbote copy. COItrOUATIOX KOTICC. tfRDERED, That the owners of LoUin Blocks S3 W ana hä, in llie MStrn tiuirpemeni, raiue urics, ai.le-walks to be laid down adjoining their lot. on Seventh street, within four months from the puhlication ofjhis notice, and in default thereof, the Com mon C ouncil win proceed to periorru saiu ori,ino Uie coiVs and expense actTuinK theretrf wilt bw assessed to aud collected bv sale of said property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said lien aud cost. Jly order of the Commou Council. ' A. LEMCKE, Clerk. myl3-10t Yolksbote copy. COUPOH ATION NOTICE. ORDERED, That the owners of Lots in Blocks Nos. II. 15, 1 and IT, in Storkwell'i Enlargement, cause the side-walks on Sixth street, adjoin in? their lots, and iieing siiu.it cl M-twecii iiona ana uivimoii streets, to ! brought to the proper city grade within thirlv htvs from the publication of this nor tk-e, and ia default thereof, the Common Council will proceed to perform said work, and the costs and expense accruing therebv, will le assessed to and colfetcd bv sale of said property, or so much Utereol as will sntisfv said lien and cost. By order of the Common Cow. mvPMPt Volk abnte copy. .NOTICE. LL persons having deeds-for Lots in Locust Hill (VmiMHrr.arn lvreh requested to present them to the City Clerk for registry. Those having the Treasurer's receipts fr paj men's on snett iis, are rci'iestee to f event them to the City Clerk, w ho w ill iaue Seeds for auch lot, wl hout charge lo the rurBy order of the Common Council rthe City of ! Lvai.sviuc. . v oi i. A. LEMCK E, Cleik.my if -lOt VolkMHe copy. i SsJOAP Jt CANDLES 3 30 boxes Star Candles; 2 do No. 1 Soar; 1(1 do Summer candies; Jitl reesi.wt and fur -"lie tv VlClvERT ft JOHNSTON. VIEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS'.-Bcatrice Cenci, 1 bv 31 rs. Sherman. Julia Kavanak-b's new Ikx.V, Adele. Judge Law's History of Viuccunes; a most intereiting work. Pel.it and I roilitThe Hasheesh Eater. Magician's Own Book. Lucy Howard's Journal, by Mrs. Sigourncy. Uuy Livingstone. At my 13 IMJBELL Ii CONYNUTON J, City nnd County Orders Wanted. f WILL take Counly Oiders at par, and City Orders at the highest market rate f.w Dry Oooda. myl3 AM. KM1IICII, Main St. fTPEA! TEA! TEA! , JL 4 half chests extra line Gunpowder Tea; 4 do do do Imperial do; 4 do do do Young Hyson So; 1J half chest Pouebonr '; Imperial and Young Hyson in SO, 13,6, 4, k t P. te 1 P. Packages; 10.P00 Fre Trale Clgam; aJUNDRIES 3 Ml dot. It.te R. Buckets: 10 do. No. 2 Diu Tub.: 3 boxes CitK-innati Tallow Candles; 1. bhls. okl Rourbon Whisk) ; SO do. Mong. do; 40 half bbls. Mong. do; hbl. oJ r,wt Wine. J ust receive! and for sale bv 1. te D. HEIM ANN. J LM K17I ITH.MiH, TV!T,r spleudid stock f SUMMER MILLIN v v r.it, consisting of Crape, Chip, NeapoliUn, and fancy Summer Itonntts, of all destTiotions. I ' i.i.CTii miaioiis. ace., to willen i invite the particular yeution f tlie f.-vlies of Fvausvllle and vicinity. M ISS F. R. BARKER, ' First St. belwceu Main and Locust, ,, Opposite the Post Office. myn-tr tEJIENT-lftO barrels frishrforsale"by ULBERT te BOWLE, JÜT3 fycamorest. KKFINRD SrIAR-lN barrels Loaf, Crushed. Powdered and Confectioners' Sugar, f.ir saie. low by GILD CRT & BOWLES. WANTED. A NO I, ITotel PoHer. to engage in the business in a first class Hotel, in one of the most prosperous .'-.US Iii tUC Ft tTSi. For particulars, enquire at the Post Office. raylMf WHITE LI MK-155 barrels in line order, Just received, and for sale by . rv UILUERT te BOWLES, m royll Sycamore near water. Bisa R i, u.i. ;.. r,,.. lr. Just received and for sale by OILIIKKT te BOWLES. TO GENTLEMEN 5; SPORTSMEN. WVZZVll LIONS superior Russian Setter 5LUT, has, at this time, a tin lot of PUPS. These J M were gotten by a half English and half Irish . na mese tnre Kiooas comhtnm Ui;-ti,-er, cannot be surpassed in the whole world. Further Comment upon their superior quality is unnecessa-T-Any person wUhing to pun base any nf thee celebrated Pups, can be aooommod.Vefl hr application o JOSKPlI LloNS, x- ' ... . Clark street, Evansville, Ind. N: B. First come, first served myll-lw t?400 REWARD! JAN AWAY from my farm in Union county, fop. II losite Miawneetown ), on th lh iust , t wo negro men, vis: JkSSE, a dark mulatto, 5 feet 4 Inches "'s". wetgns aiiout 141) poun-ls, bow-Uggeil, thick hair, slight whiskers, stout made and good connie-nance-r-urchased iu January last of Lcgrand R. Fir?, of Louisville. Peter is about JO rnn r.1.1 hriebt feet 14 inches high, weighs 1) pounds, thick ÜP; tlg mouth, showing his teeth, when spoken I, plain- 1 suiiiii ser over one of nis eves purchased of Leonard Taylor, of Boy le county, in January last. I ar ill Pa SiCd for the delivery or as id mrm t Uk,n iM fro State, w S1.TO earh. if taken in this 5IV. I am inclined to belle. ..li uiwiwifrocrH OMwneeiewn,SHl may twjisibly u.se si; tnrouga ininois ana lndiata lo LouisTiue. wner one or litem n:is a wire. IlKIIUllP. ATlTtVCAV Ilendjeraoii , Ky., Msy II, lö,.;;wius fLOUR-lOO bags assorted, lst brands broaght to I . this market, recei red and for sale by ICKERY te JÖIINSTON, f1 KM EXT ISO barrels, just received and f- sale i TENNEY & SORKNSON. A-JUOAR-3 2- bbls. Loaf; 2.- do Pulverized: id So Crushed. J ust received and fr snle br TENNEY At SORFASoV. jTEW YORK LEIM, ER. atul all other papers; re11 CClVed I'V ExM-eSSand frrnletl.w.l.:. i ' , at M "l. jii 11 v lo v v ' B1T" . First' street. C COTTON YARNS J ion hars assnrtol Nos. Cotton Tin... 12S Kales Nos. I te 2 do llvtinaIn store and for sale by W II E E L E R RIGfJ S . JIACIIIN'i: I1ELTIX. my2 JIUKNB ;ook Jk CO.. "V ater Mrest C77ZLCh!'ictS I"0Coiree,just rece.vmys J'lCKERY te JOHNSTON. Jut Kece E ASmIi?h.Indiana TriaU ui Sketches, l y Oliver II. "VLi "1Vnv P;,.T at Bug? y. The Belfe f Wafhingt. n. Ha yard Taylor'. Travis. ne viiakcr tidier. For sale at J. JICALY'S. sVAATLI). rEN or fifteen girls. Arr'y huo-tdiatcly at (he l'avilion Hotel. Iny5 J 'ASTERN COFrEK-lmD'tags Priu;e Rio'CoSec, J 'ii stre and f r sa.'e l r r.r.r.LF.H b !;.-.

I "00 feet. Orders 1Siy fiSeil?y,fflCth 1n'm 1 to

LEGAL NOTICES, ETC.

Administrator' Notice. NOTICE Ubererv riven, that the undcrsirned has ; i win .ni'te-l A.ln.it.irator of the "''. JohnK. Oauiplll, late of Vanrbur.h county, deceased. Said estate is stiri,rd t. he iiisol vent, ceasea. s WlllSl.EIt. Adiniui.trator. mTlS-lwd&S W - Administrator' Sale. NOTICE isherehy cirn,thatl will sell at public l auction, on Saturday, June ith, I-W, at the A uction K.m.ws of Woolaey Ai Nelson, c-irrier of Main and Third streets,. one steam eneine, belonginc the eMate of John E. Camirfwll, decnsl. . Al,at same time and place, I will seUat I aoctlon,a l.tof crt iron llaildin KronU. Iwors, W indows,

Window Krames. Also, a lot r t wu Fills and Watr TsUes, belocpne to the estate et Ueorge Hates, decea ed. ... A rrvtt t or incee tnoains wim rtr Si.tX'; the purcliaer rins h note drawing mV'" "7 :Zur w with arnrTed seci ter-st, and aairinff rclicr ifWpj'iaS; niv. .ILHJl"Etl'1 ' prved secuU'ooi.iev Si Nklsom, Amtioneers. nivl3-lwd& 3ww CUAKIMAN'S SALE. BY virtue of an order of the Conrt of CoanmonPicas of Vaiiilerl-ursh county , 1 will epoee saleat nhlic auction, at the Court House done in Evatifvllle, on Tuesday, June Kdh, KV, tle followin 4erriHed real entitle, tw-a it: torts 11 Sc i in Mock No. K leren (111 iu the 41 h Knutrgetnent, adjaiaiti Evansville and now emlrcd within the corporate . limits of Evansville, aforesaid, beina Üie property ot the heirs of Juo ti. Kislwr, deceased. Terms of sale, V cah. balance in 1J and 1. months, the purclwser giving notes with apived: security, waiving relief from valuation or appraiso-" meut laws, and beat ing interest fr"n (Uv of nie. RACKET MILL.", Guardiau of John U. F ishci's heirs.-may!Q-wdS:w AD.MIMSTKATOirS SALE. BY virtue of an order of the Conrt of Common Pleas of YaiiderhnrKh county I will ell at pub -lie auction at the Court House doof in Evansville, on' the 1Mb day of June, 1, part of the r. E. or. see. - No. l T. b. s. R. 10 es, cotiU'ming three acres,Biijotriinir lands of PettT Shan aad V. W. Rrinkmeyer.aud ly ins on the road leading fmoi the I'wnrlloue to the resilience of K.dpar C. Pnna. Savd premises will he sold in sub-divisions, a idat of which can lie seen at my office. Term of sale, one-third rash; balance in 13 and is months from day of sale, the purchaser g;ving note with approved security waiving all relief from vale-. atiou or appraisement taws, uu imerem irrnn nay oi sale. PR At' K KT MILLS, ni12 &ww Admr.of Adolph Brinkmann. New Oxliasi, April SUh.l The utidersigtd, for many years Chief Clerk In' the house of Jouü llvat.EV s Co., hegs sooner hi services a Coioiuiasioa Merchant to tho frieadi al patrons of that house, now that it has retired from businesa. With this end in view, I have formed a Copart. nendiin with Mr. K. W. Benton, senior of the old1 and well-known firm of E.W. Benfm w Co., under the name and stvle of Bkstom ii Kiss, to take place from the 1st of May proximo. The suiwcri'H-r relies for surrrt upon all tho friend of the old liousc of John Hurley It Co., wIh have had opportunities of experiencing the promptneu with wincti tie attended u their bunness. Very respucUully, THOS.KIXC. Comer of Lafayette and New Levee streets. BENTON Si KIMS, New Oet bass. wit 1-1 jr V7 AILS, &c 11 Ji0 kegs assorted Nails; 15 real t tlon r.edcord; 9S dv, Hemp do; 'in d' Manilla do; Icivel and for sale by I. k D. IIKIMANX. jUNBKIES 3 W) bo xesCin, Palm 9oap: LT) do do Motilo Candles: 1W pncks?s Star Candles; 2 casks imtcli Madilerr S caea prima Indian: J ut received and for sale bw WH EELER ii Rir.o?. TtklAILS l:iO kegs Wheeling Nails' rervived aid iW for sale by VICRKKf St JOHNSTON. HI ACKRRF.L1IJI ;:.bbls. Markere!: N S U.ls. do. Nos.-13 1 Z: 75 kitis 4 fio do; loo i msvs ifemng; Jdst recelred bj WHBELFR Jk RHiOS. a2rNl)niEf p hlf. rhests Teas: in) catties do; 7i boxes Tolcco; Pca. blies do; 5,000 i ) pera Segars ; ::.jsm Begalia do; us) (leruian do: 10,000 hlf. Sp. do; J ust received in store and for sal br my;. WIIKKI.ER fc RIOO!. Standard und New Hooka KRA7.IL and the Brazilians. hy the Revs. Kidder te F Meter. Life of Dort. Kaue, by Dort Ehler. Livingstoue's Travels in Africa, the trb edition by Ilarer. Lucy Howard's Journal, lv Mrs. igoeruey. Pulpit Kbniuence of the I'.th csntaryia splendid Work by Kih. Modern Fancie and F'dlios: a highly moral book. U-ivard Tavb a Sorthern Trael-S.l. t land and N.ifway. iturton's Encyclopedia nt Wit and Humor; at ny& lOBELL te CONYNtiTON'S. I SflsTl BUSH. Prima Hungarian Oraoa t Z. 11. COOK te ffO.S. SL w fir fr aal by For Sale. 1 aflfl B US II E Li Pea Nuts, .u.t received or ir is- cunaignraent, arxl sr sale- low Hy P.tJ.o RILEY te CO. fUNNY HAflS-Ten hales good O-nrr t.r, a . alechea. by y. . o ltlLtY. myi JACOB MYERS. BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. WASII, Doot4 ami Blitxls made tooedor. All kinds s of Carpenters' and Joiuera' Work done in a good and workmanlike manner. Shop on Thud Street, between Cherry and Osk 8t"- y4-ni.. TIN'.PLATB.-iy boxe V v Tin-plate, received per steamer Fairrhikt, aud for sals at red nml nUrt'tJr SAMUEL OUR. SUND1UE5 00 U.xcs S. C. S.xla in 1 psi-ers: H do S.U SaUftn: I 4 kers F. C. Sf-da, in tin kegs; 2 casks Ep. Salu, IX-0 ll.-si &Md. Sulphur: - ' 3 do t.eruian Madder. Received per Baltic, and for sale br J 1. te Ii. IIEIMANN. I its ipL-rnri t xixrm . ill in iVt.i. s ' aV ai'IiL ?i . w hlf. bid. 3 te X d7 &rt quarter ht.ls. te S Mackerel; Inno fbs. J. ?. Almonds; ribagi UOCoUoa Yam reroiveil, and f. n, l. st 1. IIa I 91 Asy - fs'ISIIl.N TACKLE aC Jointed Fishing Poles uted Fishing Poles; 1 SJlk Platted and Sea ,ra Llns: KeHs. ffnoesis and Knots: Fancy Bait Fishing Cork s, tee., Jle.; Justrcceirtsl Lt CUAKLES . WFI.T.S. Fise Cutlrry. .-i i r.iinm lot or r-icier Kaives. Wose). noim s ana xew ir a wife t'ntwpaav. best any, bt EhLl. matte, my 4 hiakll a. ti ft Ivory Table Knirrs. .at pieces, warraMed A No. I,tv n,y CIIAULE 8. WELLS. PlatPtl Castors. . SUPERIOR urtklf, extra hcav pi v. ..f t BrW " "haste designs, just reret?d Hirwt from the rminuractureT, and will le Mkl at Kasieris prates. Call at the old stand of " ietn myiltewgn, Wallstreet, a rar fec.nd. DR. JOHN .liiGEXISS, . niVMCIAN a.m rijrckox. r"y KNDERS his rrofessional afrvircs to the eiti..h! ' kr?.v'"d'rrunding eountry. IIUHt. corner i.l Km,,w1 . . J ap-.;IA:r;rn 1 , , JOHN RASCH, Has Just Received A LAHGJK ASSORTMENT ' or BOOTS Sc SHOES, roB THE LADIES AMD GENTLEMEN. WITH A VARIETY OP CHILDREN'S SHOES. ?i?-CALL SOON AND EXAMINE TUE NEW mvl-lm 5TOCK.J NOTICE TO THE FARMERS Monere and Reaper, Thresbora a ad eraraters. rinilE nnd rsicned are agents f.r the (ale nf KirI. bv's, AuliiiK-11's. McCortuick's, Brawn's, and New York Mowers and Reapers; and Wo flu's, Uilt. Ai Ralston 's. and (Urvo Threshces. SVissrAws. and r.ta. ery & llroa. Kailwsv Puwer anil Trrsher: ali. Kindel 1 Infer s H.ieaeve, and Ilickock's Keystone, at. Cnh.'s filler Mills and Presses. A 11 the a've. are minium Hisehine. siwt tritt sold atiaauufactui cr's pi ices, fieirbtsas.lrd. JIOKNP.ROOK ft CO., "! VVster uwt, E vassvirie. ICE CREAM. rwVHK r.UPltE ICECREAM SAf.OO.S willig . M. 'iened this dsy, and continue for the season. On t irt street, l-twct u Main sn4 Sv.-aAre. myl-lm JOHN FAR KELL te CO. (UrRINCS te A XI. ES 3 l;V set assorted Pittsburg SrTTg;; do do Eastern do; 'si tl Wjg..n and Hufgy Aale; On hau4 at.-i ..r 1J.I I y l -" f ArVftI,