Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 157, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 May 1858 — Page 2

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"WEDNESDAY MORNING.

.MAY 6 Fbee Trade as as Issue. Mr. Bovce,

of South Carolina, chairman of a select

committee of. Congress; appointed to efl quire into tho operation of our tariff sys

tern and navigation . laws, has made a

most ultra free' trade", report in which the repeal of tho laws for the protection of American shipping and American production, is boldly and unconditionally

advocated". ; The" rport assurnea ' the e.,.; tirnnnsi lions, that American Oil VWIUg ,. . -j.vessels shall not be as now required to have a certain portion of their crews, Americans. That . American . citizens shall be at liberty to wil'lbreign vessels on a perfect equality witb American tccaTj 'Ami that' foreign vessels shall be !VilmitteJ-t(J the eniovment of our coast iD- trade and interior natigation. - , - The report proposes finally to adopt a system of direct taxation, for the support of Government", and 'the .ultimate' abandonment of Cutom Houses ' änd duties. But - till the circumstances of the country, and the habits of the pfrot'. the .' adoption: -of that pystcm, Mr. Byco proposes a total abandonment of tW prolecuve policy in every particular. He insists that the Uwest rales cf duties shall -be levied upon articles of primo necessity, such:a3 cottons, wollens, iron and sugar, and the highest upon luxuries.. such as silks.' The free list to be restricted to such articles as do not pay the cost of collecting the duties on them, and to the raw materials of manufacture. . ' . Under a sysUm .of direct taxation, the report thinks the expenses of the gov ernment would bo reduced onchalf. I repeats the arguments of Mr. Calhoun ori this subject, and adopts his most unpracticable theories. Tho authors of the re port do not look to immediate practical results, but they proclaim their views as the platform on which the South in tho future, means to stand. It is put forth a? a manifesto of war upon Northern industry. . It is a threat of aggression in retaliation for the assaults of the North on Southern interests. The embers of the controversy on slavery are about expiring,. and these new " destructive doctrines are cow proresscd, and will, be hereafter maintained in order to revive the sectional contest and keep alive Northern and Southern agitation. The repeal of the fishing bounties was the . first step in the assault upon the navigation interests of the country, and its success but wheis the desire to give it another more deadly blow. In thesa assaults upon the commercial interests g&VgWteTuglitfli anf gays - or Washington. The Way TnE thixq is Iaxaghd. We see by the Enquirer that the "Ccn tral Committee of tho Democracy of Vandcrburg," appointed by a meeting held last September, in a wood on Ben Stinson'a farm, in Perry township, hold a meeting at tho Court House in this city, on the 29th of May, for the purpose of selecting a day for a regular County Convention to nominate a county ticket. The meeting in Stinson's wood was scarcely more numcrou than the Central Committeo they appointed. Tbe mcetiog and the Committee wero both composed almost entirely of office-holders or hopeful office seekers, and aro almost identically tho same men. The meeting was held to create the Committee and the Committee was constituted to parcel out the offices, which ofeourse was to be done for the Lenefit of the prime movers. The programme of last fall, is about to bo carried out; a convention is to bo assembled Tor the mere formality of registering the nominations of tho Central Committee. Is it to- be expected that they will be so magnanimous and disinterested as not to nominate themselves? The great body of the Democratic party in thh county have become indifferent, or disgusted with conventions, and we do not believe the proposed one will receive the sanction of the great body of the party. A nomination by it, will ho tha defeat of any candidate ac cepting it. There will probably be no other than Democratic candidates in the field, and tha other parties will ho obliged to select tho best offered by their former political opponents. Among the aspirants for tho offices of Sheriff, Treasurer, drc. &c, thorc is a most decided preference with the anti-convention Democrats and the Americans and Republican for one set over tho other. It is very mach to lo desired that these favorite candidates should not be sacrificed by going into a convention. The repugnance to the rule of conventions is now so deeply aeated that a nomination by one will almost bring defeat ia tho Democratic ranks, if the other parties wcro to stand aloof. No one who wishes the election of a friend to a curjty office, ought to allow his name to o i erre the convention. V& John L. Kobinson, U. S. Marshal of Indiana, has brought suit against the Indicnapolis Journal, for publicly stillag that he had become insane. The strongest proof of insanity is LU instituting gtmh a suit.

KyTlie national dobt of Spain U stated

1 700,000,000. i-r-ii;, -w.r-gridr."faM been the

flopped by Mayor Henry, of rhüaaelpnl. , 1 1

? rrThberofbouawrea't Cinl S.

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k ftt off 1.04U.00U. ine numoerw. uildin I. only about fottr ümea at many the s were erected m EtanaTilIe last year. ' - ' 1 ATwrrxir- BmNuT! Co5CrA!T. 11

leadias bank note enßMvine houwa in if (5, to the matter.. . The follow- nviae money. .There waaaomethinj glonth ronntrr tvo ben conaol. dated ana 1 ... . " ' i.ntt.tftiiman like Silas

formed ...joint tock company under tbe wg aboTe Ütle. . . " : . . .r ' I I5T .". Mother, , tlus booK telle aoou d . i-4i.. n rv aw r n n r. m m k I'M. -1 fj- In the resumption or work by tho anufacturins - establishments, in Nevr . ,. manulactunns - estaoiisnmcnts, in w there are some difficulties about tvaSes; Employers. have made large deductions from former prices; and the hands arc in sisting upon the old rates of wages. In most instances the operatives have yielded, for want of means to resist - " CtrThc sales of tho unclaiuie I pack ; ages in express offices, have as many chances as a tottery; the ticket some-, times draw valuable prizes. At a recent sale of packages, by .Adams . Express, Company, at ' Irrdianap)lis, a gentlemen paid $K) '.for a package ' that contained jewelry worth $70O ' ' - - I7IIon. JamoH-llugbcs, of -the Third Congressional District, lias addressed . letter ta hi constituent, .king for V re-uomina tion to Con;ro.V. lie predicates Lis claim principally on the custom ot tue ucmocrai io partv in Indiana to keep their reprcser.ta tivca in Coiiires- for two terms. His chance for re-election is small, if opposed by -Mc Keo Dunn, who can defeat him, it is said, by 2000 majority.- - ' - t5?"The o'd Blue Anchor tavern, in Bur ling ton, i. J., is about to be torn down. Dnrinsr the Revolutionary contest on the Dclewaro. Washington, Knox, Greene, Caldwalader, Kead, Dickinson, Maxwell, all havo gathered around it feetive board and reposed within its chambers: while Count Donop 1'iiwlo and Knvnhauscn have rested within it for a time. . The patriotic association of iU old walls and chambere were worth more than millions in cash. 1, ll boon taken out, and ome ProgreKa boon made In restoring Jtho brdgj TO&fWfä5hpycaTb 'comparatively small sum. The entiro loss, from tho destruction of property and the interruption of brtsincss, is estimated, however ' at over $109,000. . ' 15TA correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer says: ''On two occasions lately, Mr. Enjrlish.of Indiana, has been placed by Speaker Orr in the chair when the IIouso resolved itself into Committee of the Whole Uuder the circumstances, it was deemed by many ns an intentional insult, and atone tune it was desigued to resent it by refusing to transact bnsiness nndcr him. Wiser counsels prcvai.ed, however. Such a course would have given to htm far more importance than he aesjrves." ... rJ udge Leavitt of the United States District Court in Cincinnati, refused Wm. Connelly convicted under the fuzitive slave law, of harboring runnaway slaves a new trial, but was extremely mercilui m mulcting the punishment for the crime. Ha sentenced him to only twen ty daya imprisonment, and a fine of ten dollars.. . ' OT The J udiciary Committee of the Senate, held a meeting last week to de termine what their report should bo in ungut ana men. it was understood after the meeting that the majoiity report will be in favor of con firming the bogü in their seats; and this report will be, it is thought, adopted by the Senate. But this will not settle the matter. The people of this state will never submit to tho imposition; and the next Legislature will elect two constitu tional Senators, who will persist in their rights till they are heard and answered. 03" Col. Kane, the Mormon pacifica. tor is reported to have arrived at Fort Leavenworth, on his return rora his mis sion.. The secret of his influence with the Mormons is said to be explained by the fact that he was commander of the Mormon regiment that was enlisted in Missouri and served in New Mexico, during the Mexican War. He won thesonfldence and made himself so popular with them in that campaign, that he has been a favorite with them ever since. C3r The American Tract Society, a year ago, offered a premium of $200 for the best tract on the "Family relations of Slavery," which was awarded to a production by C. K. Whipple, of Boston. The publishing committee of the society afterwards refused to print it This re, jection of it has awakened a deep curiosity to see the essay, and it ha been, published in the newspapers, and will be likely to get a wider circulation and be more read, than it would, had it not been condemned, . .

angry wares cftua ocean. iow,wnairaiit.. tbe porchaee r a Urge body ot una ow iw - . - . guu f York.h.wae the ocean get angry P- -Bteawi it ha. been JtM p. Bl?f h and other, at the Land or Jh ff Sor to furnish b. hon-e.-crowed .0 often, my son. offlco la tbis city, a detailed in a letter J friend. got together, and, withont tyrzffi iwehwSÄ Madison, ha. . fJJ of the of the House, T think; the fact, were not h5,n,d AftSSS?1 andThe Scoid clearlpr. nder8tood,v.ndthe F-n o g f tohh ngnon. I trud

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örTheMU.iv,irrrha.madeanew cut- them from 0d hr the people to bo Governor of the .State offAineriean Bend, through Mr. John- offices X , thi p lace, and as Jy jrere an i. nd M eon-Wered It Ws Imwn'. rlanution. Hi. 00 yards wide, and 0 .ncl ff1" ' J 5 aUho outset pcrative duty to lire 00 whatever income the 80 fit deepalrcady.-It rats off about twelve "J ffwAe I and Office in people had appended to that office; and ho mi,cottlSriveJ. . , :$o lZ

r jlam m.: nwÄ -,1 Ufteol ' 23rd ot February, the number of porsons de- . 1. L' A.. .A rnfnont r. t, Medicine.. ;i:7v ' inyMa

j Ur xue 10 vu iu ring to enter 'land. as so great that tbe eucn. n u 7-; ' ' Sippi road, by the destruction of c the Register adopted a rule requiring every rr- " n bf the present BR IN af: Southern Hills, for 10 ct4, per bushel at WU, work, over th. V.bMh bottom ÄSÄ F.iÄfe "'""KT -ROTHKas. iaestimlted, in the loss of . frelSMs, t ,,, ;,.thcnlteJiniuriSul.r turn or ."J,JfJ!litJ 'i - 1 ' mo,o thaa S2,000por day. during tbe &tK$!' 'JVmSX TO-DAY'S . ADVERTISEMENTS.

UUCl, r--r Sit'dSnor; independence so eascnüal to nsefulnes. and yl f-Upto Monday morning Gov.Wil- itXJ2t& fnd thcnTaiud an enduring popularity. -Live within your one k, lg larohldnot improved, ad tho lymptom. of J IrÄÄÄ 5n7iÄ::::::::::::lue dueaseweroSeportcd tobe more unfa- be reached .gain. aih r0!"' -m.n, KÄ vorablejhopc.wereexpre.ed, Wever, that .TuSed ' ' . . Col - W 1. mtrrVit tMl cnrvlr the attack. . , .. V . i ... i . - - Tin'Rroicc IX LnolAND. Col. KlCDSra tjf- r.nU t nix lints or under. .10 uer aonum.

O - " II T ICUUICKIV'U IU IUI.VU1

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THE UBiaeT, o..AR"-.w"MwTinVeditod by Cramer, formerly of

Pobcua. The eentlemari. who-made I Jubany, apeaking of the wealth of the most

first disclo.ures of Brignt, fcngusn first disclosures of Br TJTw lanrl nnnrritions y0j operation!, With the U. Land Offlce Commissioner, has deem- . i .1 wu nroneP PjTa .m me naxHguiara vi i r--r " . I . : , - transaction, in a letter to Geneial spinner, a member of Congress from . t . lt4 tU .tt.ntmn I iSeW XOrK, wno ur hiwu -"v...--IS ms commuu. v,- r - - "Diak Sis: I notice that you nave reccjulv called the. attention of tbe House aud country to tho circura stance, atiemus 1 - r 1 Ä MA ka,i Ar 1 -t n .1 nv l iib 1 " 9M $ion, or 640 acrtt of wwy,vn - a av ' li ino.appn- l . . . opening the office 1 of tha Iieg,i9tcr iQ wu-,ch the entries were made, was 3 o'clock in tho morning; but on the rooming of the 8th of March, tho doors maue, w o v i iVrr?,!. a" J" rooming ot tne sm ot Staren, vuo wn i e kent cLed for nearly an bonr after that time, althotigh the crowd of applicant in attendance was as large as ever, nnu nu iuu .iirprired, and borue indignant, that the commenccmentct tho day a wors snouiu do so oue-dolayed. But finally the doors were opened and the crowd admitted, and we wero I then told by the ch rks that they- had been busily engaged all the morning m.cuierin? ,000 acres of land for the lion. Jeano 1). Bright, by special order of the Cominis:oncr of the General Land Office, received the evening before. 4On farther inquiry, it sppesrs that tho order, of the Commissioner were to enter the land lor Mr. Bright and Messrs. hngliah and Folev immediately on tho receipt ot the order, and tho Iiogistcr therefore felt himself compelled to override the rule he had made, ana cuter the land in mc manner i nave ftated, with the doors locked; and without giving other an opportunity 10 ouer compet ing applications. . . Tho amount thus entered was: For Mr. Bright 2,400 acre. . For Mr. English.... ....2.2S0 acres. . For Mr. Foley. ,1,440 acres.. Total. ....6,120 acres: "I suppose Mr. Bright and his friend had tho rijrht to deposit their warrant or money with the Commissioner,' and that it is within tne rules of that officer to order the laud to be entered for them; but at the same time all who' were engaged in doing bnsinoss at the Land Olfice felt that it was unjust to al low Messrs, Bricht, English and Foley to enter ao large a Quantity, while all others were confined to a sinsle section, and could onlv tret that tnnca as their names were roached on tiro register. There may have been no corruption in the matter, but it look .1 tn tim hera lika a niece of favoritism which oneht to be exposed, and for that reason the article in tho llawkeye appeared, "llie luei aDOve siaica sio miuispmcn here, and yon maT rely upon'thuir entire -w"f-MjAi.it9cmtr, ii ma" um trrmnrt, Ith Whom 1 am aiminlntnl. Yon mal "D. O. JlLocvrn."Tnx Invasion or Ccba tBkitisii Crcisrri. t m mo vapum 01 ItC Untisli Gun Bout Styx, not content with searching vessels at sea, landed a detachment of British Jnarinr a.l'AMA.Cal. - I 1 S-B a V wu wi uie .man unban ports, and search outno plantation, for 89 miles alonz the ftAfäSlt rSS Wm, mi mm 1 a. . w.ot,,vi newly imporieu slaves. The act Lad excited great indignation in Cuba, and the Captain General had taken prompt step, to punish the military commander ot the district where the outrago occurred. The fAAta am tftA ,.- i. . miivu ik is wiiii tnAvn has been Cruising in the nrf ylirmi-l.l r IlJtvan for some tlma r,r t nciLborhond nf r.,, i .1 . . uciguoornooa or one oi the outnort wi,n lor reason. Which have not claarlv ami,.l 1 , . " -ui cr coramanaer , Decame suspicions that a m.m.m. . .aY . cargo of Uozatcs had been landed, notwith Unding Li. vigilance. Urx n this, and with out any letter information, ke landed a de lacnnient or marines, under the command of an officer, with directions to cotir the country in seuivn or the Bozatea. The ma rines accordingly made a circuit of upwards of thirty miles along the coast, enter nc the vartou. plantations, and search r,. r l J" n 4 .vu4MWi UIIH ;iriii m ' 'mm v aa.-y lr for nirA. TU r "' strong lorco nt tue command of the Spanish militarv an. thorities at the point whero th n, ..s - landed, but no ttalBrt " Z ".Z VT V! them Th. 5nn TSv was wem. lue panlsh officer in . command of iu. troops, Mmply Ccn tented himself a fth proiesiinff against tho incursion. Tim rincs having url,-.l i. ....... ""'J tnaillicy r.v,, mwioui any saiislactory re-I Mit, returned on board their shi n. Th1 people of Havana are represented to hahio-h. -j e..... u, nuai tuey term a daring outrage and insult to their flag by tho Briti w in.-iTtrn anr a, i . . i . . . - r . ... . " O isn government; and they are inclined to insist on tho fullest ' explanation bcinir uauu. in captain Oencral wa. so enrag ed when he heard of what had been done, that ho immediately' despatched directions mat tne omecr in command who did not re sist the British bv fnrra nf ft rrrt si alini 1 1. - brought in chains to Havana, to be tried for ma otience. L.AOKK Ulis The recnliar nrorjertU. f , . .. - . - -r wger Deer are being investigated before the Court of Common Please, in New York, in a trial or some question relating to its intox- ! 4! . icaung qualities. Une witness swore that he arant one hundred and six classes of lacrer beer in one day-something over ten gallons, uppoain each glas to bo the ordinary pint measure and that that quantity did not have any intoxicating effect upon him; he had ia xen twenty-two glasses before he came to tho court in tho morning, between half-nast oignt ana eleven o'clock. Other vritneseesde- . . . A posed that frem forty to fifty cla&sea a dav is .n ordinär .. - J. c "" 7 ' man physicians testified tW li impossible for a man to contain enough lar wsi iv JIIVUUCS IQtOXICailOn. I 1 ' I CfirAquilla Jones, the present erBcient Sfit TM,.n,.. .... State Treasurer, Who Was rejected bj the IieCOmptoniteS, IS Spoken Of as a Candidata for Honffn. In Tkll n Uiaate for Congress, in tho Third Congressional District. Uh nomination is tainaltr X.ree.1 h Mm0 of th. D,mocratio papers.

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Kit AH Wmanti WEALTH. IM WUT

Wright: i r ; "-; j, ' Writ. wW h,. täte ofww. reauj wea...u.. . with 100.000. lie owea no rnau 7""u - - ... V- . v. Ai:...;n. with th ntmoa .5"flver indulired in any lnxtnil Leonid not pay for. He was a mn.Ut f rihlioT slmDlicitV. It SOOUld tu w wnmiot mean in . - . Decuniary favor, or acceptiDg oue, yet posaessfne only an " W' Doort hi m and hia wife frtlff.Kt;; when be was elected Govern - j trrandcur. that he COUlU not consent I t Ti v ii.i a favor from any one even - rinar. he loaes that aturdr . . .-. . - ,.i Ten Broeck has nominated Belle tor the L has ialso made oodcup.wb Epsoia races in England, and e two nominations for the tiood--.t .i,u Triore ouht to have won " "n - - -- ; " - , 1. year. m Tho renowned arlceUm and fres.wiii.no aowj oe n.. en.ne ua , ..m.-. iriAUMiii. . on th f4th lnt..lir William Jarris, Fsa.. Fit AX CIS FINNEY, Esq., to M.s MARY BiiANDIS, of Perry township. Vanderburgh county. SPECIAL" NOTICES. rtrSZ SOTICKS in this plce, 10 cetitir line YyiifSfsolid A pate) one Insertion; cents per line three times; 'M cents ler line oue week: discount on longer time. Ilostrttera. The surprlslns eflec's of Hostetter's YecetaMe Stomach Bitters in removing Mle, forcing an and d cute One wlne-a-lasaful taken three times each day, befre meals, or If the patient should be a l.Uy or child in a debilitated condition, half theouantlty will do until sufficient strength Is restored, which will te realized In a very short time, and convince the patient 01 tne truth f the a bore-named happy result. hich have gained for these Bitters such an enviable reputation evtry where. - For sale by drupcii-ts and dealers. my2C-lw De Gr.th'. Electrle Oil. This cclctiratcd remedy fur Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Eruptions, Sprains, Bumf, Felons, 4s., ts manufactured only by Prof. Charles De Grath, evrrywhore known as the original discov r.T, at hi oi l establishment In Philadelphia. The sale of this Great Remedy hns teen unprece dented; last year alone, over 136,000 worth was sold, and whereever it is known, thero it is used. Purcell, Ladd Si Co.,' t f Richmond, bought last year over 1.200 worth; Barnes & Park of New York, :,000 worth; Seth S.IIonce, of Baltimore, over iiW, J 1 D. Park, of Cincinnati, 1,000 worth, and other large DrugglsUall over the Uuited States KeaJ and do likewise, aU dealers and drusglsts. D1T2Ö-1 w . ZlTmZ 7 DutCToas.-Jo Ji . R a f Vrf " ' ' wvecriver.Icpoit7 lurs and sells coin aiul exchanre. Interest alluwel on time deposit, at such rales as nay 1 jfeed niKa with dejniuis ai.J ipcclficd in ccrtitieate. Exchange on New Vra. Cincinnati anH I.OIllWVili flrf n:.?n - ...... o f. .... i - "--- "-'ui ciunvc, ewiuerianu. ieigium. HolLuid.llui.i. n a--. I a1 aH th '"csand Urge towns of Uennauy, fi.r . ".U1 to8ulu Collections made, ami proceeds remitted promptly t current rat of exchanftf JOHN A RKIT, l'rrs. apU .Uu VT. BAKER. Cashier. Ifsll n J . mm w.. V XM M ... HUF I H V ho are troubled with lirer complaint. Jaundlre. or Dyspepsia, will read the advertisement in another co.umn of Dr. SaitroxD's IxnooRiTO, and then do as we nave doneget a bottle, we should not see so many sickly, half-dead, denmirin imtni, .. nm I mmm . . ' sB aimoii crerr corner, ror mere nivrr wa remesy of which so much is said, and that per-M,WDewn,aItaPPril'TUwlIlilo.-.It cwin to ui so highly recommended that we eould not f!iiirrrt ..1 . ..:!. tj ... doubt, that It Is the heat familT- mli.(nln n.- . . - 'lk,',or "eauacne, our stomach, Biliousness, and I Anw Ar il a : i : H ml . a . . . any of the lit'le bodily ills that are commop.and it does produce a pleasant state f feeling to the nick, and what is better, after using It a few times, thee little ills grow less and less, and there is a prospect of oeing entirely free from them by a continuance in the use of tbe Invigorator. (See Advertisement.) my.-lmdsw The PHI Trad. Who could dream of the mas I i . . ... " vZZlTvZ . l, manufacture of a lTiZ Vll!!? IT" ln, I .TV f ilUII AaSSW VL1IIIII1 IIW IA IS mm W -v I f : K . V. V L . .. "J "v uumwra -r" oi tne amount or knmu- ...it... ta I morsel of remedy goes forth to com l?Wae' Dn J- r I". nuf . m. ?..,sato .ross p vauiaracruis.iarousn all the year. This Is eight minute, or one dose a second. We thus nna 0T.W persons swallow this pill every tday. WZ. '"w oih! rhysicians, think of that 4 "."V" ay k relief from the medical skill of one man. Surely, that man should be, as he '" i case, one of the first intellicenca and of the 'ßhest character. His occupation entails upon him ? !?rM nPTMiT for the weal or woe ef hh I H'llllV IDin.-ll'llnMTill, r.nrl.. I - v' v 1 COAL. AUDI AM MINING COMPANY. - (Office on Water street, under the'Trlirrh ftffir. 1 Cart loads of Iß bushels of Bodiam Mine Pjj.i1 de. Iivered to any part of the city at SI CO per load. Coal wiimj. ,r devired, at th xpeirseof the rrrretiaser Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. JOnN WYMOND. deceit. Secretary and Manager. QUERV. Mhy U U that CHRISTADORO'S TTAIR DYE U the Vest IN THE WORLD!. BECACSE eminent chembrts say to; BKCATSE It contains no caustic compounds! BECAUSE It wears longer than any other! BECAUSE it operates instantaneously! BECAUSE U does not stain the skin! BECAUSE tt Bouriihes and strengthens the Hair! BECAC8K ft correct the bad effects or other dyes! BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected! BECAUSE IT SEVER FATT.S Sold everywhere and .pplied by all Hair Dresser?. JiMvuii rrrmaTiiiiDo atrZS-lmdSZW Nu. . Aator llanM. N. VnrV. Mexican Mnatanc Unltneut. Intrinsic virtue alone mnU (n.nr. tu. which this article has . attained ft Rheumatism. , m' Bttrn"' BmUes, SUIT Joints, or Galls, Sprain, Pole Evil, and 8wellin noon nones. It ha no equal for Man or Beast. No person will be withonce ,te8tea iu . . ..ivu in iuc .'lusuuii uiuir Zt vuccriH"y y that no articu ever perv" ürnT.f.ure5 ,a our irtborhood as this. " iugeuew, conn." S. Leiten, Esq., Hlyde Park. VL writes, "that the bor was consider! wortn'Si (his case wu spavin), but since the free ustang Liniment I hare eold him for ISO. Tour Liniment is doing wonders up here.8uchtwtinMyt reaching us every ay.vThe half 'lllX' ZZ ution. - - . . barnes t park, my. .rsj Prcprietors, New York.

appetite, imp&rtineheslth and tone to the system, JL9 - - .. ... . Z. H. COOK i fcU.N'S.

dissipating dyapeptic symptoms, Is truly won- ': , v,! ,

rful. Every nervous, deMHUted. weak amlctua- """"z.il. COOK K Mr

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By this diMAM we nodercaud an unaiamAtm a-1

ther In the tncmbroesor iuhrtanpe f we uyer,!..

know, br dull raim tn the right cue vomaca 1 !r.-7 i rvl A.-i ftr "ih- Aid. drr Alva d;H-4Tfwl. th eliinr lines ef the kid, dry conch. Iiiifua ctwed. .castivcnes's,' wnHHuri.urae, and of a thick nature; aeyer weaknew and te? . rert oains in the head The quantity of corrnrt'sd humors in the rtjiom oi the liTer, caiuea a 4rectTe ecretlox of the bile. The liTer when healihr . wrre a a filter to the Wood, to separate all lnwarityron it, r t renne IV nnett

dUeasod, U cannot vuitfy thablooa, whkD wBäu aenl r QrKla and Garden Seeds, and Seed Grain, to the lunfs, braina. and other parts in a.morbl.l eoiril.jiyia- ... , Z. 11. COOK fe SON

dltion, may cause Jaundice, Consumptl0- Iiisauity, and withholdluf the natural ftmulas to the in testines, cause Dyspepsia, FilcA. and otatr com plaints, as you perceive the' direct way to unrarel aud tear the whole sy ten to pieces. A Datiert, suflcrinir from this complaint, ilion!d re sort to speedy relief. Yet there" aw Terr fe-r medi cines worth a cent in curing diseases. What then sttall be done! We say, use Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, as they' are composed of plants aid roots; they will be foued a sure cure for this paiiiful disease, because they porge Trom tne oay itose cor rupt and stagnant humor., and so cleanse acd renew the bioo'i, wnicn is ine cans nuc ttrnj 01 hk uucon of the liver, and the inflammation of the k ney ana ths bladder, but of every description ef etsease. From 8 to 4 of the abov püls 'taken ev-ry . sight on C oinc to bed, will In a few days, entirely relieve the body of everything that is opposed to health. . . - I rsr- Kn Hill forbid" advertisementf received. gr- jjo advertisemeutiuscrted for less than !. PAVILION HOTEL. rsrH e ,uHcrtbers take this opportunity to greet the . nuhlW ceucral!v and bcz leave to stue that the above well known esuoiishnient having tassed into thiir in1. has hern entirely renovated, re-papered and rt-fitted throusbout. and is now in all respectsa first Class Hotel, and will hereafter le conducted on a scale or cnlarceu hiei-aiiiy snu bcco.tidoquuoii worthvjhe patronaeeof the publio. Possessing advantages of location, phsasant and airy room, and the most lilrral anansements ror taking meals, the above House is respectfully rec mmcndeil. ' ' ' Will be opened for the reccjüon Ol uceais on i uesday, June l. VleCRACKEN & BINGIIAMf ; myitis propHetors. ' I'resh Lemons. im BOXES Fresh Lemons, for sale at Z, 11. COOK Ä SOX Mocking Ltirtls. ARRIVAL OF AT THE NEW LUMBER YARD. CORNER OF MAIN AND EIUHTH PTKEET2. it v nnlor l.i mate room for our nev stock of hUM itt. u Km...nil n tha nv. r- will sell our Dry Lumber at very low pr.cts.iind less lUau ever Ail'i'ruH in llii mui'L'f t. ' We have a od ttuck of Tine ShinRlei, Dress Fl ooring, Dress teUiii. Ac, always on hand. We will be receiving Lumher dir:, fron ur SIIH in Peiinivauia,ry every rise annnr ine season. my25-tf , nrDRIKSÖ au reams W'rapp'ng Paper: W do Letter Oi r. Kip rapcr, bü dot. WaMiboitrds; 2b du Bedcords; ; 50 boxes Mercantile Writing Fluid, - piO boxes tiround slices; - - ' -75 do Sur Caudles; . . 511 ,H boxes Sardine . 300 lt do do; -Sä cases Cove Oysiers; - 50 kegs . C. fcida; . , . Just received and lor sale by . , my& UltELhR KlOOa. UCKF.T k"TÜBä::: - I Ii 'w dox. Painted Buckets; - ' 25 do fancy blf. Buckets; - -at i mnmm mm JL - 4b boxes lohacco, lbs. 'A.HSn L. 5ocaildies do . i , 6.VMualf pninii Cicnrs, in imixs: .JtMir?ivyAt'y WHEELER & RIC.fJ8. C2 LASS! OL AM!n l j MxesH-io Window OUss; b do 10-li do; -50 assorted sizes do; Jmt recei ved aud for sale by WilEELER A Rit;ca. PC f f KEGS of Mails in store and ror sale by v m.w ' iir.r.iir.n ttlliU. K uu . S 1 1 E E T I X Ü 3 Si 1 1 1 KT I X bales -w wji fcc-w s j ut rcmrfla ami lor Haje iv ruy-ö KEEN & PRESTON. BLEACHED SHIRT1XGS5 c Bleached Shirtiugi; S do SbirtiiiK Tweeiln: 5 hales do Strip; . 2 cases Apron Checks! in More and for sale by KEEN & PRESTON. Fill NTS-lj cases assorted, jut received anTför ty K a.EXfc PitESTOX. I AWXS k GIN'GHaSIS yiÖpTlatTstvles7just rcveiTcu aim tor sale at reduced prices lv KEEN t f ItKsTON. C5V,f iVfÜ A V;3- c:wc P!?'nnl fancy, in store and for sale by KEEN Sz PRESTON OSNABCRGS stales plain and srir-ed in store nd. L!.1 KEEN fePltESTOX. B -k L Ä S .10Js,.sM c! assorted, to arrive, which will be Sold Chtniy KEEN St PRESTON. HATS-2ncye Mens and B rs for summer, re. ceive.1 and for aale I y KEEN & PKEslON. RAiC OA119.-300 boxes, consisting of Milu ,i?ry ShJnr,u?? Traiisiarent Cakes, Traeparent Mars, h ancy Kw, k aucy Bara, etc. J ust r-wei ved and for sale vaav to tv by GILBERT St BOWLES. COTTOX BEDCORDJ myH 25 Reels for Kile by GILBKKT tt BOWLES. lOivIiyFr-50 1 euclü Baldwin, MVS Meyer At Co. s, a very choice article, for eile by MIL LLBERT & BOWLES. SyCiiinore s. JAMBiSTka-LK. . WM. Hl.XNCL. EVAXSVILLE PT iVTVH C- rrnfinivn nwr t i iUUHU IX L1AJJ1UJ MILL, ICOD STREBT, IITWIKSjCNtCMl'T &CHIIIT Ja-F Doors, shut I i ,.. . "'.'"V.-, ' Sal mm w 1 ir. an .11 m tnaws n t a , at- . m i?w..i !?meV. Mul,""ffs vt every sue, Hoorinc. Urcen-house Sasli. aud Ciuiin im..T..K:..- w " A htrre assortment of Sash, Blinds, D.101V. ?i.VJ'.du'u? .Tiw. constantly on Land Mould. Ready Worked Faring of all kii',,' on Land. Also. I . ... v-i nil Klllli. tv.(.. 7 '"" in uie jfoutiicrn or bv river. ZlXlV.b2" te of freisht et to ,v. hj:r.; ,,nu n.i r niterbe .n;W-A".".,Cl,u!nent' e hey can nnt x'l ,UTn,,er' ft,r nnisbof buildings. ni fr thrSuih' 3ut j1 framed in the same mannur as If made by hand. &iwio of all kuula ZTU?" ",ort notice' Terms cah. unl-s othTwi nTST"' STEELE & II UN X EL. I'OR SALE. A tiSÜr??'1 H1"1'1'1 r'5n-! wilMress lty fv"x nd twnty-four incbea wide. good as new. myll-tf c in. LL.fi s HU..EL. 7l?i'i V'LKK LE"Kn. Harper's Wetit lyTud the latest papers, may be found at IB .L-.J0IlX80.Va Hrst street. I resh Corn Meal. rZ ft BUSHELS La store and for sale by 5' SAM'LVICKK RY. j a rORN ti BRAN No. 71 Main t. 3 tons of extra country bran; -00 bu jhels Ear Coru. For sale ry S AM'L V ICK ERY, No. 1 Main t. I it K"hip existing between C. f sm,,. i ; : "." .'L. "'V. er in- nam taalcirTst? "'"'"y WII IT k lY ZUrTt,ot Juhn 0rek having been purchased sHtkdY;iTrvn'f',,h irl or the firmriUbe buiney Rif,:; ArmStronr'.who wiU "inue tha in J- 1 1 wr2,ons in frescent City Build5Ti JS.LÄ nJWng! room eorni Watr and Locust streets. Kaetorr in Oreek.villp. ,LV.W.- A KM STRONG, JOHN GREEK. CARD. ie2,if.ned.' ' Ving retired from the 'firm of Armstrong c ireek. taW. nu..n s V InA-totheTrolAeumlrV.tuVwwir Ha increased facilities for manufacturing will enarie.h'neturnout'ror'tetlial K ny estüb-i-nment my IH-Iw ii'AMILT FLOUR-20 Mils. Novelty Blills Extra Family Tlour, the he-t in market for sa . bv Z.H; COOK at SON, Sole Agents. 4JWEEI POTATOEsa 1 bbh. Soutlern S"npTitas.in prime oHer, for tale at 1 per bä.Cl

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EVANSVILLE

General Agency. mr mm mm .aait M- fiAK a. a m m bv mi der u.. aod keD a full wck on hud, in Mgsihi. - 1 .... ' Mcfc.omtek'a Reaper e Mower craMsed; Rockwell c lluroe l'awnl uria vn The ciwmpion mower;' , . Ualaton Thrasher, Sejaralop and Cleaner comThe Champion Mower; Ullica. - m Cumming's Patent Straw Cutter. canloru s I wen: straw i- uiitr. Vouns Amertca Corn and Cob Crusher: Xoveltv Mills' Flour, the best in the market. SouthwetT;i Cnrn bheiler. WMbrn torn KheMer. Also, have on hand, in season, a full assortment 01 The Most Interesting New Book. delivered ir Bostftn, by Clergymen ef six differ-1 nt denominaf i-ns, certainty the best Jiook Utcly pubHuhnd. as eacn senuoa is it a ccienraiea man. . iae has been enormous. J nst received at ' -- my 18 1)0 BELL fit C0NYXGTOVS.1 Pasture, TJAVEa fine pasturei well fenced, and am prepared to receive llorses, or other rtocj rocx 11 pasiure, F.. J.U0BKLL. mL .... , i . - r. . J " . - . 1 11 ) ARI OIL.-" barrels J. 11 aast ana son s ixxra J A Lard OH, just receive oy Tr r..r fc cnv. rnvii , - its WW- 7v.'s ' - leaf Lard. H gra grv LBS. prime Lear Lard . in stnre and 1 mW VF IF lor sale ny sau l. itjn. r,n , m;si No. CI M.nst.gTtoRN MEAL BRAN 3 hash, fresh Corn Meal; , ' In store 'and for sale by - , Zi II. COOK & S0X . - fTAILS-5W) ITcgs, ; all' sizes, and best qUalitj-, for mvr9qlWby ' OILBERT & BOWLKS. T- WANTED. T WO pood Coopers, at our barrel factory. A BRILLIANT LIGHT! And the Cheapest Jfuotvu. WE are agents for the sale of Diets & Co.'s PatMit Coal Oil Lamps. It is a better light than Gas, aud nearly ss cheap. An assortment of Lamps, Mtailes, vt icks, C himnev iiruKr.es ami uu always on hand at lowest prices. We refer to those using them for the truth of tbe above. -myl8 IIORXBItOOK & CO. CHEESE Si boxes choice old Western Reserve Cheese, received this day by z: it. cook t: pov. . r - Hooks and Stationery. COltXELL'3 Primary Geography, -McGufley's Headers, and School and Blank Bonks of all kinds, to be found at - . M. L. JOHNSON'S. royl3 -, . i -,. KKGS it NAILS . . . , '5 kess M Nails: 75 inScSM Nails; W) ' 6&d do; ' . 2r 31 dr " Keceived and for sale by - I. & P. II El MANX. ALLAN'S EXCHANGE, 'J AÜD BILLIARD SALOON, siaix st., xmu tii:j myer. THÄ citizens of EvaTwivll. are respectrullv in-. r,ml ihm Hi- rtersliriicd li:i Opened tl.e ahove establishment, fr tlifir aeonnndatin.and he assures them they will nna mere every auenuou, aui the choicct Pinors in the market. IITA FREE LUNCH, or tne nne-r ni mo nVlnrli. In th fnrenvdii. II hont'S llult ftS he Will bhortodwrve patrmai,'e, it will rnilrMv Jewednponhim. ' ... - JOHN S. ALLEN. . m v I w- J w - COO POtS? ATT or I OX I BII8T receired a full Biipnly of I. W. uarwn'a r RtKliLMter CoopcrTcols.Columbus Truss Hoops k. flaiM . AU.ilirce stock uf llow Irr. -.rti-! g. . JACOU STIiAUU, vS..tw Main t. Vtetweon Firt and Secord. SIZt For Familv Use. sTTVbOLTED TIX)UU. and Wheat Grit, and fresh U Hominy, at ' HART MILLS. uiyU SUNDKUS 'Ö kecU N'o. 1 Mackerel; 10 drums Codfish; . 50,000 Cut Six Cigars; , Sbbls. BrazNuU; ' . ' I 50 drum Figs, ' v . h0tbls. Pa. Cider inrgar; - .. Received aiuKor sale by fc p En, COTTON BATTING-riObahsfaalehy . . . GILBERT & Buft LES, Agcnts4'Cy pressM ilU Uncnrrent Money- - ALABAMA, Tennesse, 'Georgia. Carolina and IIlinis notes, Uken at par for Groceries, or bought at a small dijauiitrojcan. Lv , - ,rtTiirMniATTi;NTlONI ROCHESTER TOOLS.

.B t'ST received an invoice of D. R. Barton's Jartlr it re.tSiL .,'.?onfl calling for me licine, and u,mKrMe i rA. Xo- ""Per.' To.l.. Also, C i- ffiitoVvSlT ofr,c'n7 medical ctinlumbua Truss llorta aul W..-1 t.i. ' cil with.,ut charfe.

.. .. B,,IS hui pooc toots, a ,'icn vonrnn ret t! , CharlksvvklG, . W.vU. Ol'ltc J. II. Machee & Co. Ki. s iJKK 'Wr-EMS' TOO LS-JuH recei v el a full sUM.lv in htnro ai..l f,.- 1- I.BABCOCK L SrtXNTAO, myll ater street. ffl,'ÖRPLÄtESX nea- lot heavilv rl.-it.'.ln,nr Acs, just received and encravii"! to orler at B. WALDKIKCirs, Corner First and jfrciniirpiiirm,. IXGUAVIXO of allkinds, doneat " n. U'li nirtnpTKa 1D'y' Jeweller and Engraver. IRE GILDING and Galrani.inff. done at " ß-WALDK IRC H'S. t. orner First and Sycamore. Ill) innivii i , . Äf.'SffjST' "?: he U-alnnt Ts t AIouk. ( W.f corner F,rst nd Walnut streets. fr.'.ri iVTi ' iV -.""'er or tJen'iemencnn pro'ILLbbK & HILSOA'S FAMILY Machine in the umie jual facilihI cöuoTork1 siren lo en.ihi hlf..?. ,UM nstructiona - . . : " i--.v.,lB U8C lUl'IU SatLSl - tiirilir The Buckeye Scwin? .llachinc. I Vug ei,r-1 -Machine in th market. '"vv, .UOJ IJIK il.lll. ty'" Ll?1- BELLMAN, A cent. RLCfüCS PTONES,atlnTlot7hIit7eceiyed anl set to orJer in Rings, etc., at " B. WALDKIRCII'S Mrjci:. PRRHONS fiMteUH to the EvansTille In r."'JJVALe":e lroad cm L7 fTruVE o monies exII .er.:... I. . .':uiiritc(l agents. -e-' i-i lor 10 imi iwn havine hti revoked JAMES ORE EN E , Treasurer." mvll-tf B. f. ETHELL urn. ratLS. B. P. ETHELL. & CO., I KJUblliheJ Anr il IJ-'.l CO.lDirsSIO.V AiD F0RWARDLC o. 64 roToaas stkbet, JiElVOIlLEANS, LA. . B-EraJicis . Robert S. Howard, ) P .,, . Alli& Howe, j Evansville, Ind. A-M. Phelna tt Son. ) . . . 1 iner & Wee.1. f ewourg, inl. H D. Newcorch ti Ht ) T .., D. S rnedict k Son, kuviHe, Ky. Thoa. Dinforth, J?ee. New Alb. In, Co., New AlSany, Ind. R. Minpsrfn Äi (To., Wm.II.Catlin, )' . ' R.ii Beverly, ( Ilendemon, Ky. i,yeo'urrl.rr'?- VZ- Bnk. J'ncrsonville. Merr.tt, Campbell ti Co., St. Louis, Mo. mjri.f-ly Imported L!quors7CijSrs & Fruits On Consignment and for Kale Cheap I i-J. j?f articles Importe-1 direct from .5.L?T!:U2l'Sluality are now in 10 one-eighth CAks Cc prices. loroai Br randy, Sutton trand; ao ao io tin one qartercx-ks do morris 1 rand; ft öoxea Branitz flirriM . . uo - j 1 ,V"V . ' war; ' own ! il See mtli ,n J" Preserved in tneir 3 do At:nth; .TW Opera Cigars; 9i0 lYllOl Vm rMrur. paTper-.bOTe WUl W CKeVZ MÄ' myl3-2w ToikAote t EiK.?iiRA? .f HL THEA! TEA! TEA! -i-J-1 balf ÄÄfc1 $i - Just . received aild for safe I m; 12 I.& P. HEIMANX. m?L? BOOKS:-Bca.rice Cencl. Judge Law' ii ..t :! . . JeOit and Credit. The Hasheesh Eater. Magician's Own Book. L'icy Howard s Journal, ry Mrs. SIsournry. lay Livipftonc At ?y 13 L-IBELI. h CON Y0TN.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. nsnnE Board or common cauneu or te City o D t' vmicvillt. are oneitar l to recaive aaalad urn p8ls up to tb; 1st day of Jane next, for tne fradins: of beventh strest, between First Avenue andVal ton Avenoe, r nu;mu u ii.im un nw it enues, ana tne Avenues rauumg m rum anies uetlie TMinU above specified. - ExcavaUn alone wtll be raid for. and the eairui excavatea irom iae atreou or srenues must W piaei 00 ir-rrv w ,mr m iat VlClUlir w Ut,l --.a rf - . a m BvWderof the C jriLrr? pJL ct Emnsvllle. , A. LSMCKE.vrty Clerk. 2 1 . mm mmr W ASrSB m I ISWSWI IS V 1UC V mvASfll lltru myar-QW iojhwicl V3 - J - ; . , NOTICE TD CONTRACTORS. rWMf Board of Conraie -.ouicti -oi int vy n t.- . . ! .M .nunl tA re eive sealed rro1. - .t( Sai.un4ar. nicht. Slay SVUt, lor es Fi"7 - . u i-.'.jl . innw foot. Tbe worH rf'Z cw Tpiaces as may from time .U time t ordered ay t!if l ouunou ouutu, uu wuv. rettioa of the Ci'y JCntfricer. . ' . . By rlerof tbe Coawint:sni ramville. r A. LE.MUIiJS. vuy vier. my2ß-JtVolksqoteooryj .. . CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDEREP, Th-t owner or loU in mock iw, in Lamsscu, cause the alley running In the rear ov said block to be 04ened, all otsiructions to same re--mored.and th same be ti-oucht U Üie rcoptr city araflewiUiinlumy day irotn me ru-nwivn w. --- notice, and in dvuuil met eoi, in ci'oi -will proceed to pr.'irm said work, and the costs ana expeases aeoutcg thereby, will te assesed to and eolleued by sale pf said proporty, or so much titreof as will satisfy said lien and corts- . By order of th Common Council of the City olIvinsville. A.LEMCKK.Cuy Clerk. nv20-10t Volksbote co rjj COItrORATlON NOT1CK. ORPERED, That owners of Lots Xos. 1?, h, 1,lis, 134 and 1. in the old plan of the City or F.vansriile, cause the slh-y runniau from Secono h Third street, Wtween Main and Locust streets, in tha rear of tlie Old rrestytrun C hurcn, to d Drour.ni to the proper city grade within thirty days fron the publication of this notice; and In default thereof, the Common Council wi!l pr jeeed to purfnn said work, and the costs and expenses accruing therel-r w'l assessed to and coiiecu-a ry sale oi ii t ropeny, w o much thereof as will satisfy said lien and est a. Uv order or the common council or me .:ty i Evansville.. A. LEMCKE, Cfty Clerk. ' my 19-104 , Volksbote copy. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE Hoard of Common Council of the City of Evansville, are prepared to receive sealed rro.w..L m, in l.t Jimj. ixM. fnr excAVatiiiB' a ditch leading from the Brushy rnd at the rear of Mr. o chei's p-orerty, into the StApfield pond. Alsi. for biiildint a IVtck Calvirt nndtr the Green River road, at Allen's Bridge, on same uitcn, bo istt ua length. . flans ana speciucAiions can dc seen ww v. ths City Clerk. . f. By order or the Common uouncn or tne i,uj Evinjville. A. LEMCKK, Clark, my 19-2 w Volksbote copyNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE Board of Common Council of the City e KvansviHe, are prejared to receive sealed pv posals up to 1st J une, l ;?, for taking up tbe preset . gutter on the- wharf at tbe foot of Dlrision street, excavating the same to the pioper depth, and fcü feet In width, laying in 10 inches of coarse gravel, and putting in a good limestone gutter, one foot in depth. the stone break liking joints wu heath itLer and laid on e1e. There will be about Kf perches of 23 cubic feet to the perch required, beside t lie rocx in tne present guiier. Th, liid Ttt rillt Ir. for takitc ub the rresent gutter, for exc-ivating ptr cubic yard, for the gravel per cuVdc yard, for lava. iaven eut per perch cubic feet, and tor furnishüif tone per crca of cu' ic feet. ..... TheCotmeildo not bind themaelrea to accept tho lowest propo!al, orny, if they Uiink lbs interests f IK. rilrfivintrfll. Bv order of the Common Couvcil of the City of Eranaville. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. niyl2w Volk.botecopy. A. BEATTY, M. D. . Office and Residence In Mr. Caldwell'a tiiiUdlnzs, on Locust, near Second fetrr et. rwHANKVCL fie th liberal ptronare aiyen t Ulm last sumnivr. he has returned U KraMCVU , -ih ,h lp.i-n r u-fviminff a nermanent rititen, and . , T, .WI ..V . I ,1 respectfully othrs his proussiouaiscrvii.es inau. iajaa sä! ftrrhrnniff. Vf hiist Ir. B. regards the scientific use of water s tlie Fdirifusum Maguum. he nevertheless ue a 1 Ith sare reroedi's both of the Alopathic and Eclectic Schools as adjuncts, discarding ail Injurious and psonous mlicti.-M. ... . ,, . . , He would call the attention of tbe public to the following . SPECIALITIES. Caserns Removed without the knife and permsnently cured. - . Bronchitis d Cossrwmos Treated by th new ivatem of inhalation of medicated vapors, assisted bv raluaHe rxpectorant syrups. DIS.4SFS or Tin Eves. Prions who have their eves burnt with various kinds of caustics, receiving little or no benefit, will bnd it to their Interest torliange the treatment. , . Kkmalk Disessh Willbe treatwl with remarksI?le success. Various new remalies tl i use-i.as Tl 'irr -Electric msfb'"l i ne STrnarrtnn- n.it a choice R.orttrrnt fT tur I Cal PUrpOüCS Onlv 1. arid th mn.t mmnlu j . mn ind tM4 . : . r . - sf ff ll.fu;u.. 1- . a .a. . . ... the MH rX" ."Z.r ZL T. T' A ..vv,n.n,uuvll mumnjr Trirel I .11 noil rs. jayUly A. UEATTT, M. D. H?LECTKO rLATING done at m a R. wit nrcTrriT's sniDEK VINE-JAR-MbUs.. a good article. jut ' reoeived and lor sale lv VICKERV & JOHNSTON . fCity and County Orden Wunted. WILL tike County Odern at par, and City Orders at the highest mvket n.te for Dry OootV .?J2 SAM. EM BICH, Msintt. SUCCESS TO THE CASH SYSTEM! Four Reason why I wish Ic continue it. First Since I adopted the cash svstem.oo the 1st or last Feliruary, I liare experienced thatapinnv often turned, is more profitable than a dollar ii book accounts. . tsiccoso I can sell roods ranch cheaper, as I hive no losses to make up by selling goods on riedt Tmibd I can keepa better ajnted atick,and am always ready to take a bargain which I was n. wbea I had first to depend upon collections, and rfl seil them at the same. Koubth I find It ea-i-r to sell good f.ir eaib. than collect the money t.n- goods sold a raw er Asides be insulted for prceiitpg a I hare Ju rmrtved a second supply, and am pr- - I nri.-l tn. Afv nv .mn..t;,inn ..J U..... ,.H. none by refusing crcJit, as I shall refu v all as here my 13 Main St., three door below S -ot.l. tfiOAP & CANDLES cy -ot 1 :t) boxes Sur Candles: Ti 00 o. 1 Soap: - . 10 do gnmmer caud!es: Just received trid for ssle i.r VICKEBT JOIIKSTON. ÄJtTNDRIISRO doz. B. & R Burketi: " 10 do. No S Blue Tubs: 25 xes Cincinnati Tallow Csnt Sw; 15 bt Is. old Bourbon tVbirky; 10 do. Mong. do; id hslf hbis More do; rbl. old Port Wine. Just received and for sale br . I. at D. HEIM ANN. JUST RLTURNEI, an Al viietne pirticu.ar attention of the ta lies of Kvauaj, m m -ßw m e ' rfT n Otf f vuie ana riciniiy. Miss V. R. BARKEn. i list st. between Main And Loctint, , Opposite the Post Office. tlT I I'll Uf AMI llUAiUla jXKl.i. U Mice's i'reiuiuin. iul received aud for .ale Mr VICKERY ii JOHNSTON. M . r 1 1 r v. Mi . - . - . m -1. m i iiv narreis rresn, rie sale ny , . ILBEKT at BOWLES, ?ly-13 . Sycamore st. EC .."P.Sr(;,-;no' I'. Crushed ly ucrcu ana vonroetir.nr' um-. ULBERT & BOWLES nr. WHITE LIMB-135 NrrtUln'ßne Order, ju-t received, and fr wIebT U,'Ä 1 GILUKItT i BOWLES, l7Eeevl?lIlKpL!:IKERJ;n,, tWparstre A . M eciel l,y Exi reesan. f.,r IrtKl.di, Vrktay M. L. JOHNSON, t 'r' First streetOTTON YARNS r,H Xos- Ocrfton Yarn; . libaleaNos. 1 tt J no Bitliug' Jnttreanl for rale ty WHEELED 4 EICGS. lÄCIIINirnKI.TIN: m H areaf"''ts f'thesa!e of James Tbomsow' ww i atent Le.ithrr Beltinf , the liest, cbepet, arn S,ariJ,,e ,J-,U ' " ' fu t'i.h anTf'i r fl?mA V - m h" "ijr length from I I I'XWfeet. Oniers promptly tille.. I10RNB OOKtCO., mv" Water at reet VVA.VTi:i. ?- ÄXO I, Hotel P.er, to encage In the business a hrt da lintel, in one of the moft itmrT" towns in fe West. for particulars, t aquirc at the Tost Office. myll-rf $400 REWARD! KA- . A from my farm Sn t'nin county, f posiie ShwneeUiwri), on theth inst , two ne men, viz: JKSL, a dark mulatto, .S feet 4 ine high, weighs ahoui UO pounds, bow le.-d. U hair, slight whiskers, tont made and eoi eoui naccepurclutse.1 iu J aii u.vy lust of Lecraud Ficc, of Louisville, Peter is aliout 2. veari r.LI K. ,..!, . feetl indies high, weighs o H.uuds. D.ick , lIgmou;b, showing hin teeth, hen sinken t, p lr ; cooU countenance, atvut ant l.irre bvnel; I cni scar ever one of his eyes-purchawd ot I I J Sylor, Of BoVleCOUnf. in Ja..nir. lai I pa SJX) for the delivery of sav.1 nermes to me place. If tak-n in a free Stale, r .) ea. h. if uk) IniA Mite. I am Iti.-lmrH in 1-1.. miA mtr crossed the river at Shawneetown.aud may yv mcir way inrougn Illinois ana Indiar atuvUle, where one f them h a wife. .. . . i KOtuJB ATKINS

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