Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 158, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 May 1858 — Page 2

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A Uniojc or Parties. A circular has been' issued by a number of prominent and influential citizens of Western New York, intitins all ho arc opposed to the doctrines and policy of the adminis tration, to forget all past differences of opinion, and to ignore all considerations of a -selfish character, and to unite at the poll3 for the purpose of deposing an Ad ministration at once eo faittles3 and des potic, and as a preliminary step they in rite their fellow citizens to join in a general mas3 meeting on the 27th of ilay, in the rUv ff Ruffalo. at which a full and free expression of opinion will bo had in ro gard to their political rights and duties The signers of the call are men of in fluence in the American, old whig, modern Republican, and anti-Lecompton Democratic parties. If forgetting all personal and party considerations, they will unite cordially upon the great doc trine of popular sofereignty, as the basis on which the slavery question should, foreter, as a political question, be put to rest, there are no reasons why the union bhould not bo harmonious and lasting. If the Republicans of this State will adopt the principles of popular soTertignty, as expounded by Douglas in his speech against English's bill, which is ererywhere appJaudad by them, and agree to adopt them as a final settlement of the sectional agitation, there will be no impediment, that wc can see, to a union between them and other sections of the anti-Lecompton party. Cut, there can be no durable union unless the Republicans adopt tho principle that each State has the right to form her own institutions for herself, and cease to discuss slarery upon any other basis. Got. Hammond at Terke Haute. If the effects of the Lt. Governor's speaking are like its results at Ter re Haute, on Saturday evening, it is to be hoped he will extend his labors to every county in tho State. The meeting was assembled to form a Young Men's Democratic Club. Frevious to proceeding to busi ness they listened for an hour and a half to Got. H's arguments and eloquence in defence of Lecomptonism. The express says ha took most ultra grounds, sustain ing the President in his effort to have Kansas admitted under tho Lecompton constitution. Ha went over all that series of arguments used by pro-slavery Lecompton Democrats, and cams down step by step, sustaining the Lecompton men In all their acts, and finally wound up by speaking in the highest terms of the English bribe. He was thoroughly, decidedly, emphatically and altogether Lecompton. He was Lecompton in general and detail, separate or in tho concrete. After ho closed, the chairman proposed to proceed to the business of tho meeting; it was evident ho thought the effect of the Lt. Governor's speech had been triumphant. He began by ap pointing "a' committee on preliminary business; to his mortification tho honor and service was declined by men who said they had always been Democrats and desired still to preserve their connec tion with the party, but they could not sanction the views of Gov. Hammond, and four out of the six appointed refused, the express says, to act. The project of organizing a Young Men's Democratic Club, proved a fizzle, and the meeting a mortifying failure. The leaders of Lc comptonism, as they mingle among the people, and apply the test of their principles, will find that they have egregiously deceived themselves in regard to the popular Ecntiiueot. (7-Tbe Democrats of the Senatorial District, composed of tho counties of Warrick, Spencer, and Perry, propose to hold a convention at Rockport, on tho 12th of June, to nominate a candidate for Stato Senator. The Rockport Democrat proposej the name of Jno. C. Shoemaker, of Terry, as "a firm, consistent, and reliable Jeffersonian Democrat Standing on tho broad and solid bulwarks of Democracy, erected at . Cincinnati in June, of 185G." Mr. Shoemaker was always a staunch whig till he joined the Know Nothings, from whom ho se ceded, and went over to tho old. lino Democracy, some three or four years since. Of such, are "firm, consistent, and reliable Jeffersonian Democrats' made now-a-days. . But his present decided anti-Lecomptoa convictions will cover "a multitude of sins." and ought to make him acceptable to the opponents of the Administration's Kansas policy. Jacob B. Maynard, Esq., is proposed as the member of the legislature from Perry. A better choice can't be made. He is a well informed gentlemen a good speaker, and has been a thorough anti-Lecompton Democrat, but yielded a little too- readily to the English swindle, before ho fully comprehended its design and operation. But ho will recover from this mistake before the canvas is over. OrLieut. Porter, late of tho navy, has given notice through the papers that ha i3 willing and ready to take command cf a ship, should one be offered him, to defend American vessels from oggres bions like those perpetrated by the British war steamer, Styx. He will capture her for the iniults already- committed, A large number of men, he says, have volunteered to go with him if he can procure a suitable vessel.

Z5TSoh and de'icatA rLra will often I

cover the offensive feature- of roguery, .nd - i - I smooth tho proccsa to it with thow who wuuiu revolt at it in it cmjkt uhhwuKilhoume who wis the chief -ent in bri m luihourue, who was the chiei eni in on K bing the legislature of vviaeonam, "euw tho matter very fastidiously, in his testimothe fuvor by a reciprocal act of liberality.! ,.,t-i .i i r.o. "Whether this bear tho str.ctc-t te.t of inorallty. Mr. kilbouroe, hindhelf, ha some . doubt "bat he adds, -he bad to choose bet i. ..... tween this ana ueicai." in in lusumouj v:. -;,t, r.. r...u he Ppeaka of handing him 50,000 in bond, in order "to propitiate his feelings wi hreference to thatutiii operations of the company. by an act of ancU liberality aa , would reconcile him to hi dUappointment," at the pasaase of the bill making over tbe grant to the La Croste Company. Ilia testimony abound with these delicacies of diction. OCT We have had a visit from lion, John P. Dunn, Kx Auditor of the State, and arc glad to find that ho has taken a decided position on the right side of the Lecompton issue. The fact is not so very important of itself, aa proof that it is the side of strength and popular fueling, Maj. Dunn is too shrewd a politician to make a misstep in so important a politi cal crisis; and tha strength of his conviction may be taken as a criterion of the intensity of popular feeling on tho sub- - . I ject. He has been through the btate and his Mt the nonular nulsc Ho will, we M3 JeJt me popular puisc. no um, hope, resume hia residence in Terry county, and if thcroU no ono to oppose tho ro-okction of English in tlto Second District, there will be a good chance for Ihfl Mnior to attain a Beat in Congress. ss OCT the Toters in the uiUercni counties, are prop3undii; interrogitories to candidates for the Legislature, on several' subjects, but especially to protect them, selves ag-iinst the swindle of a r:tro-ces-Kion of the canal to the State. There is another swindle the? should demand to have corrected, and on which they should propound questions to every nun asking to go to the legislature; and it U, whether he will seek by every possible means to arrest or prevent the swindle which Bright and Fitch aro attempting to perpetrate upon the people of this State. Every one bhould be svrorn upon hi an swer and held strictly accountable. No candidate will pass muster in this coun ty, nor in Warwick, Spencer, or Terry who docs not make a clean breast of it on this subject. l TLe remains of General rerifer F Smith, anived at St. Louis on Monday, and were immediately despatched by Adams Ex press company, to Philadelphia, Lis nativo city, where his widow now resides. The fu neral ceremonies at Fort Leavenworth, were imping. Aha troops were assembled upon tbe parade ground, ia front of tho Fort, aud in a square formed by their lines, and in the open air, tbe funeral acrv ice was performed by l!cv. Mr. Carr, Chaplain of tho army. The corpse was then escorted to the steamer, and aa he Lore it sway a salute was fired. Gen. Smith's friendaad the War Department, endeavored to dissuade him in his extremely fecblo health, from taking an active command in tho army fur Utah. But he insisted, with jjreat pertinacity, in claiming it, and when the War Department hesitated to confer such 'laborious untie upon him, lio demanded the command, as a riht of hu rank. If he wan to die, Ie wished it to be "at his post, and with hU harness on." J-Tho report is revived at Washington, that Senator Slidell, of Louisiana, and Mr. llelmont, late Minister t tho Hague, are ruuins a loan of three millions to aid in the revolution of Sonors. The- loan is more likely tobo to purchase so me of the immense tract t-f land oH'orcd in the Northern States of Mexico, by Mexicans who believe the country U about to transfer itself to the Uni ted States. The gentlemen named, arc too shrewd men to pay $3,000,000 to accomplish Rji event that ia inevitable of itself. Thev are only preparing to reap omo of its ad vantage when it docs occur. Kansas Election Tho roto in Kan sas last week, on the adoption of tho Leavenworth Constitution, U reported to have been very small. Great apathy prevailed in regard to it among the free State men. By some it is thought to hare bean defeated. Other account rep resent that the Totes in its favor, will be numercas enough to secure its adoption. It seems to bo thought of very little con sequence whether it be adopted or re jeeted, aa it is not likely ever to be put in operation. Hon. AVillie P. Makcum, so long the able and esteemed Senator from North Carolina, is now confined to hi home in Orange county, X. C., by par alysis. He is scarcely ablo to walk. His legs, from his hips down, are paraN yzed, and his tongue seems considerably affected in the same wav. He still has the use of his arms. CSrThe Secretary of War has in formed the Senate that a new process has been discovered by which the ol fashioned and1 useless muskets belonging to the Government can be changed a slight expense, into ready breech loading arms of a very useful kind. In this way the old arms which the ' United States ha3 been selling for $2 to $5 a piece, can be made as "serviceable as new muskets Drigiit and FiTcav-.The Judiciary committee, of the Senate, made a reDor on Monday that Bright and Fitch are entitled to their seats, under the election oy wnicn tney claim to hold them. action was taken on the report, but it is said it will be adopted.

ny before tho Committee. He aid, when ho but two parties in me next comwi, auu wj men said to bo uthe best model Tora wUtaduutotth..! ;.cSi:.t;o h. on,.impl8 iuo It hink. ,tat U- tJSSJSS 'caused it to be nnderatood, that, m tho coaipton ghould be the political ahibbCh improvement ha. e made her now u far more event of the La C.osse Company obtaining jett Qf lüe neJj campai "O, and adds, that formidable hip than she wa originally. In the grant, that company would acknowledge . .,, . , . , f Ä M . peaking of the Macedonian, some peak of f Vvu i i nr rPJtmtTo it will strcnuousl labor fox the rc-clec- her a a loop-of-war; he was capture-! as a the favorbyahbcralduuccux or gratuity to frigate, did service aa'a frigate, .nd should such momUraaaahoiild favor iu paage.'on 01 Messrs. nasKin anu uaiK w not, in her old a2e, be degraded by a second

" i he ijor.iranv were wiuinz w ncKnowiea 'o wjnzrcss. win-wut vaitv-uisuit, vi vauw.-0 rÄl0 nwucnauon. it w a ratner biniriuar co-

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regard to the next election to take place stat It is lAhorin- ZsalouAlr to tbal 7 . - lawrino ousiy to ; eiementj, that have been discoruaat iu u. pi, vu. j . f either. It is in favor of 3 . ciIUtinj5 the American sentiment by ren.istrv law. whereby - o-o ' . .. ' men who are not lecal voters, shall be - nn!.,l from usum nz that position. While lt is opposed to any change in the naturalization laws, it a3 strongly opM assuulption of the elective franh- , those who LaTe neTer been natlS8 " urallZCd. Unfortunately for tho reputation f Tn,i:,, haTfi 0nh' one de nocratic member of Congress who stood true to his pledges. We trust there rrill bo no opposition to his re-election, on the part 0f any who are sincerely opposed to the Lecompton villainy. Let us in this Stato, too, have ono simple question before us in tho next campaign. There can be no sectionalism in opposing that which all the great conservative papers of the South condemn; no sectionalism in maintaining that it is infamous to attempt to tribe a free people to adopt a constitu- , , ... , I tion, that ol itseil is, notoriously oaious I The question has lcen thrown oeiore mo i American people, and we trust that next fall 0y will v o buk, language. Every past difference should be forsotten. All past gricranccs should be bunod; jealousies ShOUli be laid asiUC, .:,i. 0 crw,,!.! ,rrtL1 UHU HIUI Ulli It U I1VUI I u ouvuia " to Crush OUt the infernal despotism that isscekin- to dosscss itself of our coun0 1 try. A despotism baS3d On tile meanest 11 r...1.f:rtal.A VVln..1 rtvim V. II ......-r-N. that every man has his price, lind out Chat that is, and he is soon bought and ransfcrrcd. (7- The fisheries have been, fiom the time Burke nronounced his beautiful , , . .. f panegyric upon the adveuturous spirit of tho American Fishermen, considered the nurseries of seamen for our commercial manne and navy. The small bounty be stowed on tho vessels engaged in the fisheries, was scarcely noticed in the list of public expenditures. It was not half the amount of many useless expenditures made annually by Congress; but it gave encouragement to several thousand fishermen, and enabled them to maintain their proverbiallj precarious and hazard ous pursuits, and in that way educated several thousand valuable native seamen for the navy and private marine of the country. The policy originated in Wash ington's administration. It has been ap proved by JeSerson and Madison; by Jackson and his successors. But re cently it has attracted tho attention of an Alabama fire-eater. As it was a special bounty, it was a vulnerable point through which he could stab the com mercial interests of the free States, and for two years he has pursued tho object with a malicioui perseverance, till through the corrupt alliances which Le comptonism has formed, he has succeed ed in his purpose. The people- of tho Brit ish Provinces into whose hand the fishcries are now likely to fall, as a monopo ly Will lllil tili Jllipil:ll ttnlir, r T ,iip Government as a great gain to llicni. In this war upon tin industry of the North and the navigation of the entire country, Jesso Ii. Bright has been the abettor of the Southern disunioni.tts in their treason, to the welfare of the coun try. He voted for the repeal of the bounty in every stage of the proceeding, and on the final passage of the bill; and had Fitch been present he would undoubtedly have followed his lead, for they never look in ditiWcnt ways. They have sold their votes to ultra Southern Lecomptonism, as a condition of retaining their usjurped scats. OCT" The cannonade of Tampico by Garzar, has been terrible. A corresn.ou-. dent of the New OrlcansTricayune, says: that one house alono has received thirteen cannon balls, some of which were 21 pounders. The houses of both the American and British Consuls, have been struck by balls rn the case of the latter swecpimr every thing before them. Tho throwing of the grenades has been terrific, and Las caused the death of many poor women and children, who had neither put nor lot in the civil dissensions. The great hopo of tho assailants seems to be to capture the. city not from any political advantage to bo gained to either party but merely for the sake of the rich harvest of plunder they may reap. Indeed, this appears to be the principal stimulant with all the parties now engaged in turning that unfortunate country upside down. Kquality and liberty are mere shams blinds to delude the poor and engage them to enlist and fight the battles of petty chiefs, whose sole object is a little notoriety, and a great deal of plunder. OCT The Branch of the Stat9 Bank, at Jeffersonville, which was closed last winter by the Central Board, for the unsafe and injudicious management of its affairs, will be re-installed on the 15 th of July next. Jonathan S. Harvey, formerly of Indianapolis, will be its new President.

Thk Fkioate Macedonian. Tlio name of

mSK nUceiK - ea. - She. wa cantered in 1812 (Oct- . ' J nuuu..., uui tbe commani of t,ie lJant DcCatiir. She was commanded bv the then Cart. John Cardan, whose demise was noticed by the KugVlih by the for6, mftil &u mcidetico that Capt. U. P. Ixsvy, who ommands her now on tho Mediterranean cruise, was one ot the office who. in 1312. .iteU ",B workius her into New Vork harbor after her capture AJi-rt caÄa ft,.f ,rm it vni;Ki, (KTltseems that A m. U. English has mods his apostacy pay in more ways than one. Not only has ha obtained OTer 2,000 acres of land in Iowa, but, what to a man of his foppish naturo is . lro,n,Wfti1:- n:rtnr :s :n "Harper's Weekly." In Tiiin towimli'p. on the ?ind lift.,r.r the Rev. Henry W. iUwWn.... Mr. KDWAKD WILDER, to Mr. I. .I't'lNDA MIN CiL KS, all of tin county. SPECIAL NOTICES rfWTa NOTICKj in tili plane, 10 cnU ptr line VtL 4lid Ag:ite ot. in3tion; SOccnti t line ti.r- times; M cvnta per line one week; discount on Ion jtrr time. llontetter. The surpr'.sing ejects of Hostetter's Vcspjtahle Monnch Hitters l;i mnovhig bik, forcing an appetite, im routing health and tone to the system, and dissipating dysyeptic symptoms, is truly wonA rful. F. very nerroii. rfnl.il if utiil. vent- tiit imj. cuted peraou.'maieur female, should try itton.-c. me -irai taken three times each dy,u.forC meats, r 11 uie p.uieni siiuuii or b taaj orcitit'i in deltl.Utwl condition, half the quantity w ill do until sumcientstret.ttn restore... wi.icn wm reaima hi a tery short time, and reiiTince the patient of U?j truth (r the aU)ye-named ippy results, whkhiuiye w-g yäö.iw. ße GratU.,ectrlc 01l This eeleVated remcly for Rheumatism, Oouf, Xur!ia, Erysipelas, Eruptions, Sprains, turns. Fetalis.-.fa., is maaiif.irtureJ on!v bv Prof. Charles De Urath, everywhere known as the original d'st-oy. '""iMii. i., i-hiiii,ta. The :i:coi mis urvni Jtenietiy hasit-t u unprcce dented; last year Hlon, itr 1,01.0 worth waasnM, htrever it Hkuoaa. there it is useJ. I'uirell, g. t o f Rirhm).ldf bonfc,lt I,, yr OT ii.-jm wrih; Fan.es & iark of New York, :,wo worth; l?th S. lloiire, of Itiillmiorc, oyer lifr&l J. D. l;irk,of Ciifinnati, tlAX) worth, aud othtf large rnifcV'Msati over the l'nite-1 Jtats. R'-ci-l and do liltwüe, all dealers and druggists. niyCI-lwf CO AI flr!AM MININii COMPANY, OTlcen water street, under the m. off i.e.) Cart loadd of hi biwhcli of Uodinm Mine C'Kil de liv-r-d t any part of the city at SI '0 per load. Coal weighed, if deiire'l, at the externa of the purchaser. Note of solvent luukiof Illinois and Wisconsin ta km in inrmnit. JilllS WV.MOND. UcrtS-tf. Secretarr tad ManagerQirF.ICV. AHiy is it that ClIIHTADOUO'S IIAXU DYK b th bejt IN TUB WORLD? BECAUSE eminent cherautd ay so; IiECACSE it contains do caustic compounds! IlECAl'E it wears) longer than any other! BECAl'E it operate lnstanttneouly! RKCAIF. it dos not toin the klu! KECACäE it iionrlilios and strengthens the ll iir! 1IECAUSB it coiTecU the had tflocU or other dyes! I) EC A V E Its presence cannot be detected! 5ECAl'?K IT NEVER FAILS! Sold every where and apidied t-y all IHIr Dreser. vli lm li No. Astor liouae, X, Vork. Mexican Mutnng Liniment, Iidriiisic vir.ue alone could insure the tmires which this nrticle h:i uttaincl f-r Rheumatism Suit Ulieuin, turns, Druises, tift Joints, or Calls, Sprain, Hole Evil, and Swellings upon Horscf, it has no e.ii.il for Mn or Beast. No person will be without it who hu oiiec tc.ded its value. "And with reference to the (T-.-neral estimation of the Must.iug Liniment, I can cheerfully My that norticJ ever performed . in:ny cures in our neihh'rhoo a tht.-. K. W. Smith, Rid?eneM, Con." P. Leitch, Esq., Uv.j Park, Vt. writtn, "that t!e horse was romider-t-d worthless, his ca.se was spavin', hut .iiicc ttic free use of the Mti'lan Liniment I have al I him fr U.V. Your Liniment ia doing wonders up here." Such U-nliuvjiiy U reaching us every daj. The half is not told. Every family should have it. Beware of any other "Dnstf'a Liniment." It is a base imitation. BAUN ES Äi PARK, my 7-1 m Ii w Proprietor.., New York. If all our Header W ho are trfu'led with liver complaint. Jaundice, or Dyspasia, will read the advertisement in another column of Ir. Sanforh s Isvioortor, and thru 0o as ue h.ive tlonc- get a lttle,wc iihoiild not set; to many sickly, half-dead, despairins p!e as now meet our g w.e at almost et cry corner, for there nevir ; was a remedy of w hk-h 0 much is said, and that performs so nearly what its projectors v it will do. It c.uue to us s-i highly recommended that we could not f.nl to try it. and a trial ha convinceil us, without a hmlit, libit it is the la-st family melieiuein use. Wc take it fr ll.-a laehc, Sur St'tiiach,Bilioune.-fs,anl any of the lit'le Nidily ills that are com mot-, and it d'es produce a pleasant stide of feelin to the sick, and wh it is U tter, after Using it a few itnes, these I'.ttle ills irroir less and lc, and there is a prosivt of teiii.i entirely free from them ty a cont'm nance ia the use of the In vibrator. (See A'lvertiseincnt.l iiiyT-i mdnr The rill Trade. W ho Could dream of the 111?nitude such an lindert iking as the manufactura of a I'urit.itive Pill assumes when it conies into general uc! And how ii;nfnlly d the fallowing nuin'"-rs speuk of tlie amount of human sickness and iitrcrlog, that little morset of a reme-ly goes forth to combat and;illdllP. ' r. .f J,.-rl. .nnfif. tnres in his lattntory frty gross per diem of his Cathartic Pills, through all the year. This is right Ikxcs a minute, or cue dose a second. Wc thus find over persons swallow this pill eery llay, or 1 ,2.,0O0 a month! Physicians, think ofthat :t,fH0 patients a day who sctk relief from the medical Will of one man. Surely, that man should Ik-, as he is in this case, une of the first intelligence and of the highest character. His occupation entails upon him a fearfil responsihility for the weal vi woe of hi'; fellow ua:i. IPainesvil!. Ccarier. . . Disease of the I.vtr. l;y tms disease we uiKlersiaml au uiflanimatioii cither in the membrane it suMance of the liver, known by dull pains in the right ide,the stomach always disordered, the yellow tinge of the skin, dry coith, tongue coated, costiveness, high-colored urine, aud of a thick nature; tevcre wcakueM aud severe iains in the head. The quantity of corrupted humors in the region of the liver, camcs a defective secretiox 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 diseased, it cannot purify the blood, which, whin sent to the lungs, brains, and oilier parts In a morbid condition, may cause Jaundice, Consumption. Insanity, Aic, and withholding the natural stimulus to the intestines, cause.! Dyspepsia, Tiles, and jth complaints, as you perceive the direct way to unravel and tear the whole system to pieces. A p uient, suilering from this complaint, should resort to tpecdy relieL Yet there are very few medicines worth a cent in curing diseases. What then ihall be done! We say, use Dr. Morse' Indian Root Pill, a they are compoeed of plants aud roou; they will befoucd a sure curefor this painful disease, because they purge from dhe body those corrupt and stagnant humors, and so cleanse and rcuew the blood, whiel is the cause not only of the disease of the- liver, and the inflammation of the kidney and the bladder, iut of tvtry description f uisease. From 3 to 1 of tha above pills, taken evry night on going to beJ, will hi a few days, entirely relieve the body of everything that i opposed to hea!th. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills ars lold by all dealers in Medicines. 1 ' ' my7-lm BR. AX at Southern Mills, for 10 cts. per bushel at retail, an! per ton, by ar5 if I'JLEFI ART BROTHERS.

special jrorjpEs. CUESCENT CITY HANK. Diaacroaa. John A. Rsitz, Co.ra& Uaker,

Thomm . Gravis and Johs Law. ReceiTM depoaiu, ben aal seltsc jin ar.1 cxrawf . IaterMt allowed on tiai depmsiti atmch .-ttt tuty be agreed upon wita depositor. ar.W jtc1Sc1 iu cttificatc. Exchange on New YorC, Circxnuti and LouuiTilie, Great Britain, Fmi.ce, SniUir.lard, giam, Iloilan l, Ruia, Penmari, 5f Jea, Sry, and all the cities and hrje towr of Germany, far ale in sums to suit. Collection! nixde.and proceed.! rcimltcd prouiplly ml current nir f pvliangeJOHN' A lUITZ.I'rrs. JVT.BAK En. Cashier. arl.'Su: TO-DAY'S ; ADVERTISEMENTS. niTKs. One iuare, 10 line solid Agate), three times, tl 00 une we, i ;,o I'M Wrvks, J ,Vl On month, i mi l hree cioi.tli' 7 &n ix raonins, 1 00 un-yenr, ....IS 00 P licouiiton largiM'silrertist-inentH. S if Ciirns of x line or under, $10 pr annum. I'" No "till forlnd"advertisno,nitiecpiTed. 4iT" No advertisement inserted for U-ss thtn 1. PINE LUMBER. raiHR suh:ribr liao on hand laree nd full a M. aortni-tt of SKASOMABLE 1'lNE LI M UK It, I which he öfters at exceedinelv rasonahle prices, and on terms to suit the time. II is also rpceirinc lur additions to his stock. Iy the riTer, of the yery bet I quauiy 01 uuinoer. uru miu tne nuenoi rt iy steaoners will he prompily aitnd! to, AU on hsntl. .tO,or thelt anlity of WHITE PINK SHINGLES. Als , L At IIS of the rery best quality. All of which are offered low. R. FERGUS, Office on Main st., near the Court Houe y27 4mos. Dry Goods! Dry Goods! Wäll J. DEUBLER, (SrCCESfcO t TO J. II. BOFANDICK.) 4 Main Stre' between First and Second streets. rgMIK uwuru :nd haying bouM the entire stock I M. of DK O OUS. from J. 11. R.ifHndicii. will I continue th htiinet un ler tbe aoyo firm, at th old stand, M via street, between First and Second I street. 1 b-w :k will he repleuilil inn l day, I with even f icle iu the Dry vkkV.s line, and a t-lurc of puhlic ; fctfonice is re.-ptttfully solicited. wt .1. nsrntKR. HKLi EO CUKN ti OATS k3 bushel Shelled Corn; 104 lo OaU; Vi.r .nie .y 7. II. COOK Si SON. UOOO ÜU load. tirt quality, for snle at 7. H.COOK SOX'S. TAlI.S 100 ktr for ale rhmp at LH A. II ClOK Jfc SON'S. WAjll, kC la.h, GUu and Vutty f.r sale at 3 C 11. COO K & iOVS. BASKETS Every aariety for wie at II. COOK Jt SON'?. Sale of - Er-ansTille Ids. Co Stock. flHE uharriher will fell at private s.eiix huaIL d.l aud seventy -tw o uluues of the catMUl sUx k. or the hvaville intannre Unmnuiy, ia lota t-t auit purrltiU-s. - leriusHlw AppliuuiioB may- be mwl on the I'.tii day of June. If lu.-t- ihra d!j.ca vi Mid torii wiiine eiteren at iiiihiic aleon the lNh of June, at III o clock, A. M.. at the Crewnt Cicv Hank. mvi.-ti w. haKek. r.UILlO.N 11DTKL. :,X z, .":fVcL,7.,1 romuä:n a.lvai.t;iee f l.iralioii. nUunl and airy room, and the most lih-ral arrancement for uking meaU, üie above House U reeixx-tfully rec Miiiinetidt.). Vi1Mm onei.nl f,r tho rn-rr.lin.i f flntiini Tn.day, June 1st. ls McCUACKEN & BINGHAM, myfr'-'m Proprietors. J'resh Lemons. POXES FrcnU Lcdhui, lor .1 at iys z, a. cihjk at sons. Mockine Iltrd. 1 t EINE young Mucking Birds, for mlxt i-Vf Z.lI.COUrUcSONSi. ÜWcCOXMICK'3 Mower and Iteaper umi.ine.1, ill lor sale at Z. JI.C00K ti SUN8. XEW ARRIVAL OF LÜ.1IBER AT THK NEW LUMBER YARD, COftNEIt OF MAIN AND EIGHTH STREETS. IN order to make room fr our new stock of Ll'M- . KKK now hero, and ou the way, we will sell our Dry Lumber at very low ii .ces, and less than ever tielore ottered in tn is market. We have a gnl stock of Pine Shingle;, Dress Floorintr, Dresa Ceiling. A.c., always on hand. We will le receiving Luiulier direi't from our Mill in Pennsylvania, by every rise dnnnr the season. YtATSÖN, NEWBEKKY 4i CO. . uiy2j-tf a QI'NDRIESure.inj Wrapping Paper: ä" do Letter & r.Cp rarer. öldoE. W a.-nlKHU'ds; .'j d- Bedcords; roboxt Mercantile Writing Fluid; 1"U Inixe Ground Apices; 5 d.i Star Caudles; i't) '1 tixes sardines; 0 y do do; lb t ik es Co ve (y sier? ; .Vi k' gs S. C. Nala; Jut received aud for ale by my.';, Wtl EELE R i. Kl GGS l'CKET i: TUBS 00 doz. Painted Buckets; 00 Fauey hlf. Buckets; ;,') d.i Tuba Nos. l,i Je Z; pi n..-ts do do. (each; 1 n store an 1 for sale by W 1IEELEK& RI'.GS rilOBACCO A: SEGA RS " J ,it boxes Tol-atco, lbs. hf li It 5 L.; yiciuldies d'j ; fi.VH)lulf Siinisli Cigirs, in bojcs; Just received l.y WIIEKI.KR A" R1GGS. g s i.Ass: uLAsa: VÄ j; boxes 10 Window GlissJ 5 do H li b.; :n assorted sizes do; Just received and torstle lv v iii'v-i i-n x- nu!i: 500 Kbtisoi .s.ii.s 111 store ana rr54ile I lr HEELER &. KIWis. yj IJKOWX SHEETINGS &. Sil I KTI XiS-2j bales A assoriea, juitreveived hkI tor sale i.y mj'-j KEKX U PR ESI O.N'. KLKACHKI SHIRTINGS ; e.i-es it leach I Miirtiiigs; 2 do Shirting Tweed; tila!e d'i Strips; 2 ca-.es Apron Checks In store and Mr sale by KEEN V PKESTOX. IRtNTS-ljcases assorted, jit r-eivi aid for silJ'-y KrJEN Äi PRESTON. a AWNS k GINGHAMS-LOU ps. late styles, ju.-t A received and foralc at reduced prices by KEEN L PRESTON. tono.NAlKSand l r mte ny leases plain and fancy, in store KKKN & PKKS'l'O.N OSNABl'RGS 4 Riles plain and s riped in store and .ralcl.y K EJ.N A; PRESTON. BOTS4i SHOES-lädraMät üaorleil,'' to "lirrive", Mw whiett will teuld ch:ip by KEEN & PRESTON. f ATS -incases Mens' and B v for summer, re. t',,',v"l ""'I fo- ''e y KEEN 1 PRHSTON. 1,a,s. -.-r-T. twtx","rönistrng it Mil- . lUry Shaving, Transimrent Cakes, Tmsparent liars, Fancy Kose, Fancy Bars, etc. J ust rrcei vod and lor sale VfcKV lum" ly GILBERT & BOWLES. ß OTTON BEDCORD 25 Reels b.r sale bv 0 myJt r I. UK KT At noVVLES. a EMON SYRUP 50 l-.es 1 doz. caTh, "Bä;"dwin, A Meyer Jt Co.'s, a very choice article, for mle by t.lLliti:i i. BO ULMs, Syti-,mia-t; s. my 2 1 ".AXES STLLLt .WH. Jlt XNkL. EVWSVILLE PLANING & FLOORING MILL. SECOND STREtT, CHtSNCT c CHERRY. EALERS in Lumber and Minn fact urtrs of I)ors, Shutters, Blinds, Sas';. Door and Window Frames, Mouldir.gs of every size. Mooring, atherboardirig. Shelving, Manlkf. Base I 'i listers, Green-house Saslt, and Chain Pump Tubiug, A large assonment of Sah. Blinds, lx.ors. Mould. ingsanJ Pump Tubing, constantly on hand. AUo. Le idy Worked Flooring of all kinds. Persons about to erect buildings iu the Southerner W estern country, considering the low rate of freight by river, railroad and canal will find it to their inter-i-st to purchase t our esuMUhmeiit, w here they can l-e supplied with all the cartenter's work, ready, made, of seasoned lumber, for the finish of bull lings. Our work is not made as inost factory work, with tenons half way through, but it is framed in the same manner as if m i h; by hind. Sawing of all kinds done on short notice. ,Tcrmcah, unless otln-rwi.c agreed upon. STEELE flL'NNEL. my-tf FOR SALE. A :ooD wond hand p.iniel's Plainer; wiR dress aMA twenty feet long aud twenty-four inches wide, all complete, in good runnine ordT, and unite as goodasnew. STEELE 4i II CNN EL. niyüi-tf iJEW VORK LEDGER, llärrer's Wecklyräud 1 the latest iapcr, may for.fid at M. L. JO ItN SON'S First street. Fresh Corn 3Ical. TZ. rk BUSHELS ia store and for sale y 99 W SAMX VICKERT, uiyia No. 71 Main st. C-10RN & BRANJ :ttons i f extra cour.trv Ijran; Xf) bdälicls Ear Corn. For sale ly SAM'L VICKEItr, No. VI Maia st. fAMILY FLOUR-20 bbls. Novelty Mills Ex'ra M. Famiiy Flour, the best ia market for sale by Z.H. COOK & SOX, Sole Agents. tJWEET POTATOES-) bbls. Southern Swe-t FoUlcus, in rriise cnJcr, for f-ale at 1 er bjshel. by Z.H. COOK bON. t ti rtr a,. -...

' 911 K fUbMCrihers t.iLo this onnnrftinitv to vrot tl. I .

K p.iWir fenwUlr, and g leave to tat th the ?c"olk iu thef!.

their uiri Is. hal been entirely rennrul. r-inn(rl lanortouw.e

and re-:itted throughout, and l- now in all reect a J?iiJm' Urstfla.- Jlotel, him! will hereafter I condmud on ' -

EVANSVILLE General Agency. tjf II. COOK. &. SOX, are agents forth MiMJ ami Vorder Co-, and keep a full stock oa band, in Magazine. McCcrmick's Reaper an Mower comWrwi; ht'K.kell Ar Hume' Tatnt Gi-niu Drill; The Cninrin Mower; lUUon' Thraaher, Separator aaJ Cleaner coaibined. Cuimninc Tatert Straw Cotter. miford'a l'atent Stra Cutter. Young Amme Corn and tob Crusher;

Novelty Mills' Flour, t!.lit ia the uarct. Sonthwestirn Crn M.ellcr. Westrrn Corn Shcller. Also, rave ou hand, ii hrtn.s full assortment cf Or' and Uaniun tweeds, and teed ifra:n. mylJ ' Z. H.CtKjK i SOX. ..l.1"!"!5""?.8 .P": II r. I'll t I IV CI. I l II Al'L.1. l-.lt. IMIf M- uelivervl iu IliMton, y Clrgym!! of six ditW' entduominaiiwii!", certainly thelei U.ik lately rul liihil, each sersno is lv a ci'lelTated n.:ui. The sale leea enormous. J ust rwnive.1 at mylö DODELL & CONVNOTON'S Pasture. W II AVK a fine pasture, well fenced, atid am rrcm M. re-1 to rereive Horses, or other rtork ti pature, at lorn et prices. r. J . l)lt. mylV-tf Pobcll At Conyngton's B ARI OIL. IharrdiJ. Haast and Son's Kstra Md Idird Oil, myl'J . II. Ok .. Leaf Lard. f C g LHS. prime Leaf Ird, in stre HFUU loraaleby SA.M'L V ICK KUY, and win No. I M in st. C)KX MEAL BKAS 25 hush, fresli Corn Meal; 4,0i do. Wheat Kran; Inst'treaiid for sale ly Z. 1I.C30R. & SOX. AILS :M Kegs, all sizes and let quality, for xw saie : low hy myl fllLBERT k 110WI.ES. VANTliI. TW'JÄÄ A BRILLIANT LIGHT! And the Cheapest Known. r E are atcuts for the sale of Diets & Co.'s I'atent C0.1l Oil Lamps, it is a lettr iiclit than JV ent C0.1l Oil Lamps. It n a Ittt-r 1 I ',as. and nearly n nlimn. An ..n. ...-. . tt of l.amis. Shales, Wicks, Chimney Brushes and Oil alw.ns' n liand at lowest price. We refer to those usin theoi for tlir truth of the alw.Te. myi-J IIORNBROOK Ii CO. CIlF.ESE Jr Uixe choice old Weuteru Reserve J C'hecne, received thUday hy Z. II, COOK t SOX. Hook and Stationer)' CORNKLL'S Primary Oeofrraphy, McGuftevN J Header, and School Mid Hlanli Books of all kind.i,tobe found at M. L. JOllXSOVü. mvi pos & Sails "i kvii Kl Nil-: 7J " Rk2Hi Nails; hf) " vVcld h; Sj " do: Received and for sale hy I. HEIM ANN. ALLEN'S EXCHANGE, BILLIARD SALOON, MAIN ST., AC lit THii IUVEU. rMIIE cilizetM of Evtn:vlle, are renectfully inm. forml ihat- thv- uiefersi-nnd h;i -eueJ tLe alio re establishment, for their a-coiumol:tt ion. and he awurea them they will rind there every atteidiou, and ine rnoicest it'ino m tne market. IVA t'KKE LUNCli, of the finest and most I be act ereyv day, Mtriselv at in I nii'UU. lie iifirv iiiitL tt lltr ii pairoujise, it will oe,mraiiv t csiow JOII.N . ALLLA. coorr.us' atti:x tioni CST received a full unplv of D. R. Eailotl'.f.f Hocheer Cwr lools.Colurn'iui TriMa Iloo-s 4: Vai :fS- XIm Uri'e a"ck i,f. ',1'X, l'T. '1 sixta. J A( OK fcl K A I. . tuyl"-.w un nt; Iretweeii first and Second. For Family Use. I TN BOLTED FL0UB, and Wheat flritt, nnd-fr-o U llouiay, at HnUX' MILLS. my 17 SCNDUltbTökeeU No. 1 Mackerel; 10 drum Codftkh; 50,000 Cuba Six CiKr; i bbls. Brae. Nuts; 0 drum Figs, . 50 bids. Pa. Cider Vinegar; Received arulf or sale by mvia I. & I. HEIM ANN. COTTON BATTINO f bale. for salel.v J GILIIKUr V BoWI ES, Agentd "Cypress M'Ji." I'nc urrcnt floury. LABAM A.Tenriee, tloorgla. .Carolina nd l!linais notes, tak'ti ut por for Gnu-cries, or U-iilit at a small discount for cash, by UlLBEBT k BOTTLE?, niylT Sycamore st. near ater. COO PKRS'ÄTrilNTlOX ! rvOCIIEST GR TOOLS. fUST received an Invoh- of I). R. n.-irton's justly celebrated A. No. 1, Coopers' Tools. AIo, Columbus Truss Hoops and Wood Tools. What's th use working with poor tools, when you can cet tlie best out. Callat CHAKLK3 S. WELLS, m.vl Opposite J. II. Matrhee K V.n. KOCH EST Ett COOrCRS' TOOLS-Just reiJiT ed a full supply in etnre and for vile bv BABCOCK & SfOXXTAO, "yil Water aueut. DOO R pj.AT E.S-Ä "iieirnot' Wvliylatml'li.mr l'lates, ju-4 received and enemved to orler at b. walukikchs, Corner Firstand Syc.-iraore street.. 1 Xtilt A VI N G of all kinds, done at - t 1. WALBKIKCH'S. uiylä Jeweller and Engraver. B.MUE GILDING and Galvanizing, done nt - V. W ALKKIRCH'S. Comer First and Sycamore. ROAHDIXtJ. A number of Gen'Iemen cn procure Iay Hoarding at tbe Walnut St. Hon.-, lIrs. W ebb's;, coruer First and Walnut sü eels. my 11 tf WHEELER & WILSOVS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. 'Mir. i"-?!, FTinpiesi anu most uuninic .Machine in I e 1. . .... ml use. jiK-yniHKea wrong Lick nitcn.ltie Mine upon hotn sules or tne work, sew in e auh enial tscility the thickest and thinnest fairies. Any pmi1 of wire.in, coiion or siik ust-u wittioiit reu.-wirg. All m:urhines warranteil three years, and full instructions given to enable purchasers to use them Ki!ir.ict',ri1y. AuoThc IIucKcje SrwiiiR .Mavliinc. Price .ia. The best sinp'e Ttirea.1 Machine in th market. A general assortment of Sewinif Mj- hino Silk Threw!, Needles, c constantly 011 hand. Otfice. No. I, Marble Hall. myU.'iin F. M. SELLM AX, Agent. J REC lÖI'S STO NE S , a tl n e lot , j u st" roce 1 v ed Vi id" JL set to order in Rings, etc., at B. WALTK IRC HS Aörici:. " LL PERSONS in1cbtel to th- EvansviMe, In ilianap-ilis it Cleveland Straight Line Railroad Company, :ire In-ret-y uotitiol to p:iy no monies excent to the Treisurcr, or to his duly authorised agents, all agencies jrior to this da'e totvinir k-n revukol. . . JAMES GREENE, Treasurer. mvl-tf , r. ETIIEIX KB. ratts. B. P. ETJIELL & CO., . IKsta' lihed yr coiniissiox axd forh ardim; IxVEox-oIa-.-OL-ts, " .NO. f4 rOVD&AS ITRKET, MIU' OIILKAN-S U. E LI E RE NC K i - Robert S. Howard, r. .:, i Allisat Howe, i .u lk, Ind. Miner k Xfl. I Nchr?' Ir"'II . Xewcomb & Rr t ... .. I. S Benedict l So,., t Louisvi.lc, hy. Tnos. iHnforth, Sec. ) New Alb. Ins. Co., -N etr Alniy, lud. R. Pinmson t Co.. W m. II. Catlin, iR.G Beverly, Henderson, Ky. Jas. Montgomery. Pres Br. Bank, Jeffersonville. Morritt, Campbell tt Co., St LonW, Mo. myi3-ly Imported Liquors, Cigars & Fruits On Consignment and for Sal. Cheap. npilK fdlowing aiticles importel direct from FrVH:.Rd furrr,,r 'iul'ty. arc now in store and w-Jl be ottered at low prices. 10 one-eighih casks Cccuac Lnndy , Sufton I rand ; 4 do ilt, U no do Morris Iir.vnd: one qimter ci.sk s d 4o do do ' f. boxes Brandy t'herrie, ."o. l", in J;ir; ' 7 du, Aborted Fruics ia Jars, preserved, in their n juice; 3 tio Abs!nth; Si. Julien Claret; 3X1 OpeF4 Cigars; Prim-i Vera Clgrj-s. Theabo?e wiUbeg.jl ur cash r -hrt bnnkalde ''o., vjh . ,.l:.,iCRBR KRAMER, myl3.;w U.slioe& EiKjuirercopy. Mainst. PEA! TEA! TEA!JL 4 hn.lf chests extra fineT; 4 do do do Imperial do:' 12 half cha: Pouchen Imrs-rtatand Young Hyson ia 2C, 13,6,4, 3 Si Just received and for aale bv in; la I.& D. HEIMANX. VTEW BOOKS! NEW B00KS!-Beatrice Ccuci, 1! by Mrs. Sherman. Julia Kavanagh's new book, Adele. JndgeLa lliitory of Vinccuace; a aoU interesting work. Ibitand Credit. The Hasheesh Ea'er. Magician's Own Book. Lucy Howard's Journal, by firs. Sgcurcey. Guv Livingitoce. At mylJ roDELLS: CONYNGTON'ä.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

XOTICK TO CO.NTltACTOIlS. riUG Board of Common C-unril of the City of I r, v!iiv ill. use wi-ar dti reciye sealed pro-pt-ail up to the 1st day of Jun next, for tne rra-i icgot beveuth Kred, ieteeu First Atenue and ulton ATCui.e, Kiaiikhn street, between the some A--enues, and the Avenues runnini; at rifcht arigles ttthpoiuual)veppec:riiM. f-Kcarsnon ao-i.e wim--r-aid fur. and toe earili excavsca im-iu in- mrm. rnu mU'it I) place) on streets r syenues in the yiomitv where Unecteo iy li.e 1 t.y r-njinetr. Ilrerdcrofthe Cociiuon t'-mnnl of the City ol Kyansyilie. A. LEMt'K E, City t lerk. Volkj'-otc c i y. .MVl'iri: TO CONTUACTOKS. 'MMIK Hoard of Con.mi n Conxll of the City of Ja F.vanot !ie. aie irer-arod to r-elvr ted iro-Vi-ji ils up to next .ituiMay nijlit. My TKh, for escavathiu and einhauknv.-nt per n:h:c yard, for rii K Vavi-moiit, it eluding sind and cut !) per l''re r'' iuhI f.r td.ii.k n:dev:lk8 IT iuhit !t. 1 lie worli to e done at uch j.htcts a niay from time to tune 1 ordt-iel hy the Common Coui.i i!, and urder the Uiret tio of the City Krsinet-r. I5y order of the Coiuiiit.ii f.ino'l f he City of Evan-viMe. A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. myy-:x Vo!k fyrte c-i y . COItrOKATION xotici:. OnnEIti:i, That owner of h ts in M.x-k UO, in I jtmnoo, t-nuxcthe nlly running in the roar of aaid 1'l.H.k to I ojm-iihI, all ji riu-Uci; in same re mured, ard the Marne le l-rouphl to tlie jr'per c:'v gia lc a iihtu thirty day ftom Iii pu'dicatioi of th notice, mid in d.f.iult thereof, the Common Council will proceed to xTf.mi m k . and tlie cost ai.d ' expends accruing thereby, ili l .fe-'-! to and' coluited ly Mle of tid ir-erty, or sou.uih thire of a will f ify tid lien ai.de t B rd-r of tlie Common Oonr.ril of the Citr of Evansville. A. LEMCKE, C wy Clerk. iny-fi-lOt Vo'.kU.tecoy. rt):tiOKATio." .VoTiciORDERED. That owner of Lots Xo. 1 l.7, 1V?. I!. IU and l.iT. in Die old lau of the City Evatisville, caue the alloy runntns from Second toThird strvt-t, Iwtween Main a:d Lx-u-t lrt-1, in the.' rear of the Old rrval'Vterian Church, to l brourlit to the p-uner city frade within thirty dava from ihi 1uoin-ju.ion oi ihm noiirr; anil in li tauit IDereoi, tne 'ommou Council will pr )ejJ u vcrform aoiJ wor', and the costs and exierisenavruiii thereby, will l aisCs-H-d to und collected hy sale of aid vfOrty , or so much thereof as will satisfy Raid lien and '. Hy onler of the tttuun n Council of the C:tv of Evaiivil!e. A. I.K.MCKF, City ClerV. niylS-lOt Volkshote coty. NOTIC'H TO CONTISACTOItS. nsHE Eoard of Ct.mmcu Ct uticil tr the City of A Kvansvil'.e, are pirjotred to receive sealed troposMiii up to 1st Jui., ."rf, for excavatiiig a ducu Uailinj; from the liriisl.y Fi 4 at the rer of Mr. Vochel iTotiri v. It to the btatitithl ror.d. Alo. lor bail line a llrick Culvert undfr the (ireea Kivt-r road, at Allen is EriJge, on nauie ditch, (,0 fett iu lenvin. Unsand sr-eclhcat iona can be seen at tlie ofScc of the City Clerk. ry or.b-r of the Common t onne! of the City of Evans ille. A. LEMCKE, Clml. Biylt-;w Volksbote copyNOTXCi: Tt) COXTIl.VCTOEK. 'IIIE Uoa-d of Common Council of the City of JL EvansviU, are preiaiedto receive sealed proposals op to 1st June, I fs, for uking up the present t:u:er on the wharf a: the foot of lbviaion street, eacvming the sante to the pioirt-r d. jUi, and feel 111 wi lth, laying in 10 iuehe uf coaie jrivtl, and putting in a good limestone gutter, one foot in depth, the tone breaking joints with each tber and laid on e.'ce. TJu re will bo i'mut SJrt i-erches .if ir cubic feet to tfce perch required. Inside the rocfc i:i the fresent gutter. Th bij out be Tit in for takii-ic up tbe preset ;t guuer, for excavating per cuhic- ysirrii for the gravel per cubic yard, forlvmg iveu:etit per pxrch of T cui'ic tect,.and for furnisfiirg rttne r jierdi of 2.', cu ic fee;. The C '-jvildo not bind themselyes to accept tlie low est i roposa!, or any, if they think the iuttiestj of tlie city reijtiiie it. By wler of the Cote n: on Council of the City of Ev4iisvil!e. A. LE.MCKK, Clerk. inylS 2w Vclkb.teopy. A BE ATT Y. M. D. Ollicei and ItcsiJcorc In Mr. f'aUAell'a nildiug., on t.ocusi, uear Second street. '"HANKFl'L f-r the liVral patronage given tili him last sunmi r, he has returne-lto Evansyil, " w .th the design of u.-coinin a p--nnnctit citUet:, and resp cUul!y otler his proftMioual services iu all dltacuic tr chronic. Wlii tä.r. It. r-irarls the c"-ei it '. ne of viln t the FlTrifucuin Magnnm. hetv a;tf!e ue all th tb.' reiiif.lieji both r.f tlte Alrpaihic and Eclectic Schools as a Ij mict-s discarding all injurious aud fx-i-Botn.es nmlicatioM. He wouIJ call the atl'-nliti of the public to the following SPECIALITIES. CscrR5-R-moved w ithout the VuU pennaremly enre' Bronchitis aso Co.xsrjirrios Treated by tV new system 01" inhalation of melii'.ited vapors, assisted by valuable expectorant syrups. 1iseae8 or thk Kyks. Ptions who have hl their eyea burut with various kinds of caiitirs, receiving little ornoheticht, w tJJ find it to their iuteryrt to Change tbe treatment. K(Sii ( Dissasse Will h-.' treated m Ith remarkable sii'-cess Various new remedies will usel.as the Maguetu-Electric machine lor bervous disease... &c,Ac. The snbscril-T has a choice assortment of pt:r drugs and medicines, ( srine vi I ta-aud.e for m-ti-cal pin poses euJy ami the most popular patent med icines at. retail, rer-sms cal'fng f-jr in li.-ine4, an I px.inn fur them in th ofTWe, tujy hav medicxl council vkhout charge. ttf Physk-iiiis' prescription l.th "f tlie Al'vpath-c and Eclectic schoils, carefully prei-are.1 t all honi.i. myl;-ly A . BEATT1 , M . I. f ELECTRO PLATING done.it A B. WALIKIRrH'.S. CII'ER VINE HR -Mh'.ls., a good article, ju.t J receivcl ai.d for .-ile ' y VM'KKKV A- JONSTON City Jind iiiuty Ortlris anti d. 9 WILL tike V un'y 0:dcrs lit par, and City Oral d'-rs at th high'.-st mu-k-l r?t- for liy ;mIs. invlj SAM. EMUU'il, Main st. Sl'lTESS TO THE CASH SYSTEM! Four iliuson why I wish to continue it. FiftsT-Since I adopted the rash system, on the I d of la.-t Febnrtry, I hoe eiicbrcd I hat a pentiv often turned, is more profitable than a dollar iu book amounts. Skcod-I c.-in sell goods much cheapr. as I have no losses to m;Ue up by selling gds on Cicdil. Tiimo- I can keep aherw a?s -rtl stock, and aw always ready to takes bargain which I was not, when I had first tö depend nm collections, and will sell them at the :mi-. Foi Hrn-I tiud It easier ! sell goods fr c.:h, than cdb-rt the money for go.ls sold a year or nior" ago, and besides le insulted for r-rcstrntiiig a a i-iil. I have just r--e'yed a vond supply, and am prepared to d-fv any rmupvtiiion, and hoj to on-b't n-tie by refusing credit, as 1 .-.lull rfu all as heretofore.' SAM. EMr.ICII. my lJ Main St., three doors Iwio .seonj SOAP A CANDLES.Ml lioyes Star Candles; 3-'' do No. I .-Son f . ; in do Summer caudw-s: JuA received and fur sle by ..,.... V I C K E P. V A J0II ! iTO ' I'XliRIEP S?J : doe. It. &. P. II jekets; in do. No 2 i:iue 1 iibs ".'1 ;ies t ii fi j,i,al i Tat'o-v Can Jl; l: b'-i. dd lburin WhUky; 2't lo. Monff. do; h iif l-b 4 Mni'f. do; S 1.1.1. ..Id Port Wii.. Just r-ceived and for'ile '-y t. c V. HE1MANN. jrsT Ki:'rri:M:n. WlTOspleni:dtk of PCM ME R MILLIN V. It V , coiisisiitiir .f fra. Chip. N-a"il'tHn. and Fancy nnlller .-nii' ts. of ! ib-scn j.ton AUo, Hat's. Flower. , P.iUmiis. Jt" , to which I invite the pirli' iilar ail.-ii-ini .f ttn- l.-vlo s .f r.viiikyille and vicinity. MIsS F. K. BARKCR, First et. l-ctwcen Mainatd L"Ciit, Op Site the Post Office, invlt-tf ä7'ASli HaT:iS-:0 do.'o Kice'rFreutiuui.jflJt W ris':ied and for sale by V1CKEUY & JOHNSTON. a 1EM ENT- KD barr-N fresh, for sale try V ilLBERT fii B WLES, mvlJ Sycamore st.I F.FINKD SfGABS-lOft lrn-!s l..af, Crushed. 1 o ieveu ana Ceii'ecii-iu-rs' vUj.,irt for Mie ''LbV- GILBERT k BOWLES. UrililE"LI.M5r-lii"luTel in fine order, jrjt received, uul for -tit by till HKKT li BOWLES. ,nV'l Svcamore near v ate XI VEW YORK LEDGER, and all ott,,. Itl"r; re 11 Clivcdiy Exi rCM .nd for .aU thi-d v . t- ri-lav . L. JOHNSON, ray, M "IOTTON YA RNS First :rect. w-V Ii lags a-s-ried Nos. Cotton Yams: 125 bales Nos. I & i do p.ttting' In s;ore and for by WHEELER & RIGGS. .MAcjii.M: i;i:lti.(;. W arc acents for the sale of Jmes Thoms-' WW Patvnt Leather Kelting, the best, cheast, atoi most durable Reit in use. Wc cm fu nish any width from 1 to H inclie, and any length from I to Hin feet. Or. lers prom 1 1 ly n 1 it . H'lRNB 0"K A- CO., W ater stre-t m'il2 u A.vri:f. 4 N'f 1, Hotl Porter, to enrage in the boir.rs :n t a first cl.i Hotel, in oimt of the most prrispTus towns in t -e West. For particulars, enquire itt the rostOR-cc. toy 1 1 tf $400 REWARD! Til AN AWAY from my firm iu t'ni.-n t ounty, fcrl jv,site Shawnect'twn), on tl, i-tti inst .two itegro men, viz: JESSE, a daik mulatto, i feet 4 inches hiph, weighs about M pound. bow-leggd. Um k hair, slight whiskers, rtout made and cikkI coiimnatii Kuicba--el in Jiutr last of Legraud 1. Piirc, of Loaisvi'.le. Peter is a'sir.t 2l yesrs old, bright copper color; h feet 14 inches Inch, w tis IK) lH.ui.d. tbirk lie-: big mouth, show ing In teeth, w hen S(.ken to, planSv; fond countenance, Vout and Urge t.ned;Ki a siirf.t sc.-o ove,r one of his eyes purchased of Levari Tr.ylor, of Boyle county, in Jsuuarv U.-t. I will. pa IJO" for the delivery t-f rwi-1 neproe to me at this pl.K-e, if taken in a free S'afe, or 1;K e'-fc. if taktu it lain .M.-.te. I a.n inclined to Klieve kaid numw crossed tic r.ver t Shawretown. nd Tä.ay psitly make their way thrn.ish Illinois and Indiai a to Louhr;;ie. vr.t oae j1 them ha.- a wife. . FORGE atuin:"0v Kc:.dc::iL. Ky., .May 11, !:;?. ;rs