Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 163, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 June 1858 — Page 3

....JUNE 2 lAEOMCTCX. iP.M. Yesterday XTSr TpTmT THKlüOXITtlt A. M a p m. P. M. " Advertisement! intended for the Daily, mutt Ie handed tn before 4 o'clock. P. 3t. to insure insertion. OrSee First ?'. arwl Fourth pagpf for rr Willig inruirr. Evansville Weekly Journal. Copies of tha EransTillo Weekly Journal, coaUinin all tha latest news, tmay bo had,' with wrappers on, at the Jonrnal Counting Room, giving an opportunity to those wishing to send papers to friends, to get them without ranch trouble. Ptf Qneen Victoria's birth-Oar was cele brated at Lord Napier's house, in Washington City, by a ball. It is said that tha recent English aggressions were qnlte forgotten on the occasion. FThe Post Ofllco Department and the "War Department, it Is?aiJ, will absorb all of tho dofidency appropriation bill. The Tost Office Department alone is costing about air millions yearly. '. - . JSFA few dAys no, a teacher of one of tho mi blie schools in the town of Essex. Masaaebu- imparting moral and reiuu uvuon,. tier opening of the school in the morning, nskel why we ought to love God. Whereupon a ?ery origat little nrclua or lire years ot age VD nmmriW knicArhl WPAB11QA orlvoa tin our parents to take eare of ns, and gives us onr clothes, aud learn into make money." E7Quite a stir has been made in New York, recently, in reference to the swill milk establishment."!. The Board of Health appointed a committee to investigate the matter, but the owners of the diflVreot establishments tad warning sufficient to do a large amonnt of cleaning, and removing cf diseased cows. The committee, consequently, found nothing to complain of, in the way of claanliness. The milk qnextioa has been brought to the attention of the. people ot New Yoifc, through the efforts of Mr. Franlc Leslie. OCT The secret of Mr. Karey'a success may be seen in the following paragraph, clipped from the Paris correspondent of the New York Herald: . The great lion of the darin Paris, is tha American horse tamer, Mr. Rarey, who is 7 exhibiting his skill in that city to overflowing audiences. . lie seems tolerably well skilled also in the art of putting, for he pays for nearly three cola mas cf Galignani'a Messenger, es a vehicle for the various notices which cave appeared in England ana Ireland of his success. . - . Baut o th Ca mot. Wo see it stated 'In the Indianapolis papers that J-Coffin, Esq., ono of the assignees of the Bank of the Capitol, made a report of its condition at a meeting of those who had money deposited In said Eank. From Mr. Coffin's statement, the total amonnt of assets are about $9,740. The total; deposits are $74,-009,-leaving due $C4,2C0. Mr. Coffin also Bays, that many notes given In as' assets, he had never seen, and did not believe they ter existed. Mr. Wooley. had induced him to become assignee, because ho was assured by Mr. Wooley that the assets were fully equal to the .liabilities. He now regarded the whole thing ns little better than a BWindle.0- Sheriff Hall and his deputy, McBride, arrested two men, yesterday, just as they were stepping from tho cars. They gave their names as John Welsch and William Martin. . They were charged with stealing 25 dollars and two notes, payable to-Bushrod McDonald. Nineteen dollars and five cents in silver, and one five dollar note on the National Bank of Illinois,; payable, at Equality, were. found on their persons. They will ba taken to Lhbson county to-day, to undergo' a preliminary examination at Fort Gibson, in that county, where the theft was committed. ' Bap.itdm Still Alive. Barnum Ja now engaged in a specnlation mow gi gastic than the engagement he made with Jtnny LInd. It is neither more .nor less than to engage Lumley's cele brated London opera troupe ' for the en um Autumn and Winter. De agrees to deposit $70,000 to the credit ofLum- ' ley, In London, before hisi departure, be sides paying him $$,000 for each repre aentation in this country, and the travel ling expenses of the troupe. Barnum - fixes the admission at . The corps o artistes is excellent including Piccolo-' . mini, Giuglini and others, but it is per haps donbtful if even Barnum can make a profitable speculation with so great an - -outlay. - S EFOa Saturday afterneon a figbt oc enrred at Eenna & McCoy's Distillery, and cn Monday : afternoon the rsrtiet wem bronght before Justice Walker, to have justice meted out to them. Cornelias Dngan, charged with assaulting Isaao Fester, with the Intention of killing Lim, waa tried first. Ijaa had a double-barreled pistol, and in leading it, he ace ma to bava poured the powt der into both barrels instead of one, and connently, nada the charge in one cf the barrels light. Ha then pat abet la tha barxal ccauicicg tte 8all;t portion cf powder, and a ball in the other. Fortunately for his opponent, be pnllcd tbe trigger to tbt -barrti diKharging the thot,tvro cr three of . vMch etrock Foster's bead , bat doing- no raaUrial danage farther than breaaing the ' aaln The pistol xrts taken from Dogan, and the remaining barrel discharged, tbe hall pasting through the ceilinff and roof. Dngan was held to bis appearance at the neas term vi mt vircun, tcrari in me turn of $250. -The Jnstice first placed tbe bond at $500, but changed it to the above sum, at the anggestion of the Prosecuting Attorney. Dngan. then Hied an affidavit against four others foT assaulting and beating him, but . all of them were discharged with the exception of Geo. Miller, who was; fined f 1 and costs. Dngan was badly !at up, but inasrnocbaahewaa armed, the Jnstice thought it was improper to find those engaged in fightingwith him. Miller strack bim, after - the piatol was taken from him, andconseLn7 w, fined to the extent of a 1 .

WEDNESDAY,...

SPECIAL, NOTICES.

Vr NOTICES in thU place, 10 cents per tine fsolid Agate one insertion; 20 cent per line three time; SO cents per line one week ; discount on longer time. flVe are sometimes almost unable to describa our symptoms, and to not know what ails us. We find ourselves nervous, weak and physically prestratea. We hare a terrible sinking at the pit of the stomach; a feverish brow; fcetid breath, and a gloomy foreboding mind. Suchfsymptoms arise from a disor. ganlzed stomach and disease liver. Ilostetter's Vegetable Stomach Bitters are so peculiarly adapted, to these symptoms Uiat they give us an appetite, impart tone and rigor to the system, and In every respect build up the broken down and emaciated invalid. They are peculiarly adapted to weak and delicate females. Sold by druggists and dealers generally. jOlw ...... . . . , . raor. DeOeath's Euc-rnie Oil. 123 RsWao. I will give 25 for the apprehension of a low scamp, who printed some dirty bills and called his stuff by the Dime of my Electric Oil. PROF. CIIAS. DEORATn, 105 South Eighth street, Philadelphia. JeMw . - COAL. HODIAM MINING COMPANY, (Office on Water street, under thelTelegrsgh Office.) Carl loads of 16 bushels of Bodlam Mine Coal de livered to any part of the city at II 60 per load. Coal weighed. If de-tired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent hanks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken In ravment. JOIIX WYMOXD. dec2-tf. Secretary and Manager. CRESCENT CITY BANK. DfKSCTOKS.-JOHS A. BCITZ, CONEAD lUKrR, Thomas E.Oasvix and Johx Law. Receives deposits, bars and sells coin and exchange. Interest allowed on time deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon with depositors and specified lr cer ilficat. Crchanr n New Vorsr, Cincinnati and cwuiiVihe, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Bel gium, Ilolland, Cassia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and all the cities and large towns of Germany, for sale in sums to suit. Collections made, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rate of exchange. ' JOHN A RRITZ, Pres. W.BAKER, Cashier. .'- 19 ;iin " The Pill Trade. Who could dream of the mag nitude such an undertaking as the manufacture of a Purgative Pill assumes when it comes into general me? And how painfully do the following numbers speak of the amount of human sickness and suffer !ng, that little hrrsel of a remedy goes forth to combat and subdue. Ir. J. Ayer, of Lowell, manufactures in hU labratory forty grots per diem of his Cathirtic Pilh, through all the year. This is eight boxes a minute, or one dose a second. We thus find over 3,000 persons swallow this pill every day, or 1 a month! Fhysichns, think of that 3,000 patients a day who seek relief from the medical skill of one man. Surely, thut man should be, as he Is ra this cav, one f the first intelligence and or the highest character. - Ilia occupation entails upon him a fearful responsibility fur the weal or woe of hii fellcw man. fPainesviUa Courier. - , Disease of the Liver. ' By this disease we understand an inflammation el ther in the membrane cr substance of the liver, known by dull pains In the right side,he stomach always disordered, the yellow tinge of the skin, dry cough, tongue coated, costiveness, high-colored urine, and of a thick nature; severe weakneti and se vere pains in the head. The quantity of corrupted humor in the region cf the Ever, causes a defective secretion cf the tils. The liver when healthy, serves as a fiter to the blood, to separate aU impurity from It, or to ref.ne it. When diseased, it cannot purify the blood, which, when sent to the lungs, brains, and other parts la a morbid con. dUIon, may cause Jaundice, Consumption. Insanity, Sic, and Withholding the natural stimulus to the in testlne,'" causes Dyspepsia, Piles, and oher complaints, as you perceive the direct way to unravel and tear the whole system to pieces. A patient, suflering from this complaint, should re sort to speedy relief. Vet there are Tery few medi cines worth a cent in curing diseases. What then shall be done? We say, me Dr. Morie's Indian Root Pills, as they are composed of plants and roots they will be found a sure cure for this painful dis ease, because they purge from the body those cor rupt and stagnant humors, and so cleanse and renew the blood, which Ls the cause not only of the disease cf the liver, and the Inflammation of the kidney and tha bladder, tut cf every devription ef diseise From 3 to 4 of the above pills, taken evry night on going to bei, will in a few days, entirely relieve the body of everything that is opposed to heaHh Ir.i - Indian Root run ar? sold by all deal ers in Medicines. my7-l BRA at Southern Mills, for 19 cts. perbtvhrlat retail , and 14 per ton, by . apCtf IQLEHART BROTTIPRS. Mexican Muatang Liniment. Intrinsic viitue alone could insure the success which thu article has attained for Rheumatism. Salt Rheum. Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or tialls, Sprain, Pole Evil, and Swellings upon Hordes, It has tie equal for Man cr.Be.13t. No person wiU he without it who his once tested its value. "And with reference to the general estimation of the Mustang Lini ment, I can cheerfully say that no article ever perf.wmed so many cures in our neighborhood as this. L. W. Smith, RidgeGeld, Conn." S. Leiten, Esq., Hyde Park, Yt. writes, "that the horse was considered worthless, (his case was spavin), but since the fice'j use of tbe Mustang Liniment I have sold him for liy). Your liniment Is doing wonders up here." Such testimony is reaching us every day. The half Is not told. Every family should hav it. 'Beware of any other "ßragf's Liniment." It is a base imU tation. .BARNES & PARR. y?-lmd&w. . Proprietors, New York. IT all nn Who are troubled wih liver complaint. Jaundice," or Dyspepsia, will read the advertisement in another column of Dr. Pasford's I.wiaoa vroa, and then do m we have done get a bottle, we should not see so many sickly, half-dead, despairing people as now meet our gaze at almost every corner, for there never was a remedy of which o much is said, and that per forms so nearly what Its proprietors say it will do. It came to us so highly recommended that we could not fail to try it, and a triat has convinced as, without a doubt, thit it is the best family medicine in use. We take It for Headache, Sour Stomach, Biliousness, and any of the little bodily Ula that are cotnaiop , and it does produce a pleasant state of feeling to the sick. and what is better, after -using it a few times, these little Ills grow leas an 4 leas. and there is a prospect of being entirely free from them by a continuance ia the use of the Tnv if orator. (See Advertisement.) " inyMmdbw . SOOO Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. . C7"AK OLD INDIANiDOCTOR who has mate his fortune and retired ' from business, will spend the remain der ot hLs days In curing that dreadful disease. CONSCMPTION-rass or CHiSei; his earnest desire being 3000 Cages. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 2000 Cain. 3000 Cases. S000 Cases.' " a ' SOuOC&SM. SG00 Cases. SOCOCaaas. SOOO Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. to eommunkaie to the world his re medies that have proved successful . in more than 3000 cases. He requires each applicaat to aead hiai miaute description of the symptoms, with two stamps, (8 cents) to pay the re turn letter, In which he will return them his ADVICE PRESCRIP TION, with directions for preparing the medicines, &c. The OLD DOCTOR hopes that these affited will not, on accouxt of delicacy, refrain froa cosralUcg bin because he n&kes I?? Charge. His : sole object la advertising Is to do aU the good he can before he dies. Ba fselithathe la Justly celebrated for the cure cf Consumption, Aith ma, BrocchUls, ferrous Aectisssn', Coughs, Colds, &c. Address DOCT. ÜNCA3 BRANT, Box 3331, P. O. New York. January 2T, lj. - - CmlwJ QUERY. Why Is it that CHRI3TADOR0'8 HAIR DYE is the best IN THE WORLD? . - . BECAUSE eminent chemists say so; BECAUSE it contains no caustic compounds' BECAUSE it wears longer than any other! BECAUSE it operates instantaneously! .' BECAUSE it doss not stain the skin! BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthens the Hair urn i fron . .. " wnsns me bd effects of other ayes: BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected' BECAUSE IT NEVER FAILS! Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dresser JOSEPH CuRISTADORO, atfiS-lmdlir - No. 6 Astor House, N. York,

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ALLIS & nOWES, Water street, one door above Tine, Solu Manufacturer of the Celebrated MACNOLIA WHISKY, ' OF EVANSVILLE, IAD.. ALSO AlCkfnds et Domestie Liquors, and con stantly a large supply of Old aud ChoUe lirmrbon, Kye arm Moiiongaiicu niaky. Jan2-ria:wtr DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing between John A. Keitz. John A. Hanev and AV. Car penter, under the iinn and name of Reitz, Ilanev & 0.., has been this day dissolved bv the retirement of W. Carpenter, Esq.; tha Interest of said W. Camenttp hiving beea purchased bv the as.1.1 John A. K?i and John A. uaney . 1 he analrs and business of the old firm will be settled up by the new iirra of ItEITZ & HANEY, . Who will contina the manußtetnre of Steam Engines and Steam Boilers, of any size, together with alt the Shafting, Wheels, Pumps, Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size. Also, Distillery and Mining Machinery, and in fact everything ii the Iron line, at the old stand. corner or ingieanu canal fcireew. April Mh, lT3-tf KEITZ Si IIANEY. I3II'i:OVC YOUR LOOKS . , By buying one of VAUTIER Sl MARCONNIER'S SPRING STYLE UATS, WHICH for beauty and symetrical proportions wake the present style one of the neatest ever presented to tlie nublic. li tis made to order which we warrant to fit as com fortanly asamehtCiiD. mr.'t ChnlleiiRp to the World! rwio pRoorci fi.i:k OR BRTTF.R B. article of FREXCH FELT HATS, than those we are manufsoturin?. All shapes and coinrs kept on nsna, or mane to oraer at snort notice. .. V AUT1EU Si MARCONNIF.R, mr2l c r . slain street, bet. 1st and 2nd. Elegant Caps. WEVSyOUTHS' and I. FACTA CArg, VAÜTIKR & MARCOXSIER,'- ; mr24 ' Main itreeubeU 1st and ad. JACOB MYERS, r BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. aASII, Doors and Blinds made to ordur. All kinds; oi carpenters' and Joiners orkdone in a good and woikmanlike manner. Shop on Third Htreet, between Cherry and Oak streets. tnyt bmuis . - . NEW SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT. - CEOOGE TIIORXIHLL. SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, Main street, two doors alove Creseent City Bank, EVANSVILLE, 1SD, 'TIE has now a large and complete stocs of Saddles, prunes, way narnens. caivixgeana Bupgy , own soanufscture on hand, and for sale on' the most reasonable terms, lie invites cus tomers the city and from abroad to call and exsm ne histaek. aplj-tf The rnrlrallea KENTUCKY HARVESTER, 'JlMOWINtrAND REAPINfi. rIPll 13 Machine was uitro.la.:edand uwl t.r the JL hrst irst timedurinz the harv-it of IKA: and. thou eh near. If hn. nlr.if ii il.HuhA.'! r.ir ;n..ir rnnt i. tion which has "never been reached bv anv other combined Reaper a.s .- U Msiinn competitors. ww mupiri a pinion i.-.r in auvance oi in us nearly ose THOr.AND or these Machines were sollt tluring the Iaht two harvest?, and the demand not swpplie t in tUe flute ut Kentucky. Teunee, Indiana. Illinois, Missouri, lows, Arkansas, Allima, oenrgia, outn i::ironna, irginia. .Mississippi, andesrahlislting Ihd fact most com-lusivelv, that for universal use, economy, ktientah, and efliciencv. this Machine is every thing that is tle-irsble, botn as a Reaper and as a Mo er. i We hare made some valuable improvements, suggested by careful oiiservation and experiment Juring the last iiarvcät. These will be adde.l to all onr Reai ersand Muwer.s now luildmg for the harvest of isiJt. r ..lie on consignment, iy ap. ,?mtUw ALLIS S: HOWF.3. BIII D1VR mati:riala lii,in Lihts !"-hSsih; . do: dj do 14 do Mli 10 U io-r. do; rto; do; do: a,i) lilS do; JM Tancels Daors asaartcJ: ! pairs window Blinds: t.0 Rhls. Cemeut, . 20 liblä. Pixster Pai isf - WBirsriistj'Hair: ToOthr with Wl.ll, ,nil lir,vT!m. .!. m.:,. r K. C. Sc D. MORSE. WHOLF.SALR AXORKTAII. DEALERS W PREMIUM PIANO FORTES, 0RGAXS, MEL0DE0S, And all kind, of .Musical Merchandize. TJFOrRTH STRIKT, rNvCR THE NATIONAL HOTVL . -.LOUISVILLE, KY. IS" Orders bv mail for anv Lin. I r Mnatmtt Mr. chandize promptly attended to. and warranted to satisiy purcnaren. e nil cash orders for sheet Music, nymati, postage free. - ' g.&- second liand Pusnos taaen in payment. tar" Kefei-l to Hon. A. Jilphan. M. 1 Inhnfian. ami b.. 11. naoin. apuKimaji aa rmzt; poit everybody! WHO SUBSCRIBES FOR THE f NEW YORK- WEEKLY PRESS A BEAUTIFULLY , -ILLUSTRATED -FAMILY NEWSPAPER. THE NEW fORK WEEKLY PRESS is one of the larsrest and best literary papers of tue day. A targe uuano contauimg ittiin rAUU, or .-LVTY COLLMNs. of entertaintnc matter: and ytUUAMLt lLLLSXttAlkUeTcrj week. A (HPT WORTH FROM 1 CENTS TO 100(1 (V) WILL BE SENT TO EACH SI BSCRIBKR ON RKCaUlT Ok' TUE SI BSC KU TION JIO.NKY. TERMS: One copy for one year, ana l gift S3 00 . & 00 T hre copies one year, and 3 gifts. . Five copies one vcr. and r slits .-. 8 00 lit! Tea copies one year.and 10 ?iit3.. 11 00 i wemr-onecooiei one vear.ani ai mii .aj ui Canada aubacrlbera mu.t send 2t cnt, each in ad dition to the above rates, to pay the American pottage, wmcn man ne cre-nia. Tbe articles tobe distributed are Comprised In the . . 1 United S. TrMnrv Note 11000 CO 2 d do da W Weacn. "6 da. , do - 4 da . . MOW each. - 13 da do di lOOCOsaeh. 10 Fasert Lrrer Hantina Cased Wstches. .. S10 00 MOolaWatcies W do tOW) " 100 v do ffl CS0O Ladies Oold Watches - 55 00 L 3 dies Qola m arches - i... S5W. stiver Hunting Cased Watches.....;.... a) w tOO 11 ver Watches ;.tl06to?50D iono oold (iuard, vest and rob Chains . 10 CO to 3 w 1300 Gold Pens and PenoUs ft 00 to 15 W Gold Lockets. Bracelets. Rroorhes. Ear DrocJ, Breast Plus, Curt" Pias, Sleeve Buttons. Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Oold and Siirer Thimbles, and a variety of other vrUcles, worth from &u cents to S15 00 each. - On receipt of the subscription money, the subscriber's name will be entered uoon our books orpoaite a number, and the gift corresponding with that number will be forwarded wuhin one wees to him, by mail cr express, cost-c&ld. ' There is neither hnmbug not lottery "about If the above, as every subscriber Is sure of a Prize oM I value. We prefer to make this liberal distribution! I among them instead cf guing a large commission I to Agents, giving to me suuscnoer the amouu inaii would go to the Agent, aud iu many cases a hun-1 1 tired fold more 1 1 DWIEL ADEK, Publisher. 1 .u venire atreei. ,iew ioi a. i ip!2Cm. . Fine Cutlery, yfä SUPERIOR lot of Pocket Knives, Wolstenxm. hi made, mys v. t CHARLES 3. VVELL3.

STEAMBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS & EVANSVILLE THE STEAMER . .1 CHOCTAW: The stumer CHOCTAW Capt. Smedlbt.wUI run regularly for the remainder of the 9eason,andaslocgasthe water will permit, as a regular packet between Kvansvllle and New Ot leans. From her great sped, she can easily make the trip in thirteen days, aud will leave here every fifteenth day alter her departure, cne will return here on her third trip, r On the 11 ther 13th of May. The time of her arrival will 1 telegraphed from Vicksbnrg and Memphis, and dnly announced in ad vance In the papers, tnat smppera may know and re lv noon her movement. ' . . a 1 .1 . V. 1 A. 1 1 Iter ouicrrs pinic uiciuKim to an an in their rower for tne interest ana iame ot the city wun wmcn which solicit eeK io lueiuux ineuinviTeat ana uiev x in return from citizens such encouragement as will make their conneetion with the city permanent and reciprocally profitable. The boat win need for her support vr ireicnis as writ as aown cargoes, ana in proportion to her receipts up, can she aflord to reduce her sown freighU. Shippers here should therefore, for their own interest, endeavor to secure her up freights from their correspondents. apiii-u i.fl.unAt.i;rnu U. S. MAIL PASSENGER PACKET. EvansTllle,Paducah& Cairo Packet, J. H. DONE, I . it. j n . HER BON, Master, LKAVF.3 Kvansville everr MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 13 o'clock, M., arriving at PadiK-ah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at li o clock, M.. TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Returnin;, leaves Cairo every TUESDAk and KKlDAi, at T o'clock'. P. M .. and 1'aducan every ii.ii.m.sum ana .iaiURDAY, at 9 o'clock, A.M., Oonnertlag at EvanavUle with the Evansville ' ,i Crawrord.ville Railroad and Packets for Oreen River. Also, connecling nt Hmithland with Cumberland River Packets and at Paducah with Tennessee River Packets; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets, t Tkkei ran be obtained on board the beat for all Kastern Cities. - ' mr33-l "Comfort, Speed and Safety." BEGULAB - St. LOUIS & LOUISVILLE PACKETS LIC.HTSIXQ LIMv. THE FOLI.OWIXO BO ATS have commenced their recalar trim in tue Louisville and St Louis trade, and will continue to run durmg thescason giv ing particular attention to an way badness- 1 ne. FASHION, CAPT. J M. MARTIN. .. Passes Evansvllle, going down, Every TUESDAY Morning, and up Every FRIDAY Morning- The HIGHFLYER, . " carT. THOi. waioHT, Passes Evansville, going down, Every THURSDAY Morning, and up i. very swx vax aionung. i ne MOSES M'CLELL AN, - - CfT. ANDCKS, Pflooe. PpiinYlHf Vverr SUNDAY Momir.r. rolne down, and Lvery TllLKtUAi iMornmg gouig up. Lenlavllle and St. LosiU - Paengers and shippers can rely upon these hoits leaving punctually on their regular davs, and connecting witn all the packets running above K. Louis. For Kreieht or passage apply on hoard or to mrl7 P, O. O'RILEY Si CO. Regular EvansviUe and Louisville A . '. - . Packet. . . TnK JOHN RRIßaa will hereaf. ter run regularly as a Louisville and .tram vine racket: naywg exceiicro accommodations tor passengers, en. will 1,1 Trun.rtll ererr- U EDNEsDAk and SATURDAY afternoon at 5 o'clock precisely. n. ii. cutiK, .tiasxer. marl' V. M.OARNER, ClerkREGULAR . LOrisyiIXE, JiVAX IU-K AAU IIL.UtiWO rAtnr i. - THE STEAMER SCIOTO, NO. 2, will leave Evansville every TUF.S11 A V al ft aVlocU. P. M..ind SATURy J DAY at 2 o'clock, F. M., for Hender son and Louisville. Accommodations excellent. Jan2H " . Louisville, Evansville and Memphis Regular WTeekly racket. TIIE LOW-PflESSUBE STEAMER SOUT HERN EE, U. W. TRIP LETT...'. - commanatT. J. B. AKCUKK virit. LEAVES Louisville every Tuesday atS f. .', leaves MetnSjJJIUJ rill eej r. is.. Leaves-KVANSVILLE for LOUISVILLE every SUN DA V at 4 r- M.; leaves EVANSVILLE for .MEMPHIS every WEDNESDAY at 11 a.m. IWWtr Business soltciwdana auenaea io si same rates ps chsjsed by acWet, . n . Jau21 tf 1 .0.O Klr.U i tA., AgTU. ADAMS EXPRESS C03IIAXY. BO AKW AURA.ÜLU:.T. rsnnu ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPAN Y respeetnnB ly announce to their friends and patron9, the pub (cot Evansville and vicinity, that, with increaceii fallities f r the trw'portfttlon of rftfiiiiiiTt PACKAGE?, MONEY and VALUABLES. Ther solicit a continuance of former favors. Esne rial care taken In ihe collection of , . II ILLS. , mo t : AndthetrsnsroHationof small or -aluaolepaPirsgps. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the farilitieoriLe P.xvreso.can obtain nnvdesired Information in reference to the routes and details of the business, attheirofliceon V irt street, between Main and Locust opposite the Poit-Oftice. del U.U. 1I?1I, Aj't--TRANSPORTATION. WESTWARD. WE beg to call the attention of Merchants buving oi ordering Uieir fall stocks from the Eastern cities, to the superior advantages and facilities of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad." for the safe and speedy transportation of Freights to f.vansviueanu vicimiy. Louiieuiions are wun the moat reliable Kaiiroad and Steam htrM. River Route shortened and improved by completion to Parkersburgk. Through rates lower than by any other route. Apply io - - St. fOTTR, Bo on; B. . Rci.LV. Philadelphia: C.W.PcaviEi., N. York; 4.- T. KnoLA.fD, Baliimore, for Information or throueh rates, or to GEO. KOSTKR a: CO., Freight Agents, Corner Locust street and Canal, Evamville, Indiana, Jy2.il . - - ... CHANGE OF TIME. . MONDAY, MAY 10, lPtf. EvansTille and Crawfordsvllle RAILROAD For Louisville, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Indian tii - .i : - apwiis susinB cast. ON and alter Monday May 1Mb the np Mali train leaves Evansville at H M. -The acconunodauon Trains leave EvanfTille at 2.03 f. M.il . . - , m - , m w . a.mwj, j ne own .iteu i nun iTrs t erre name j.v r. m. arrives at .vansvuieaiy r. mAccouuaodation Trains leave Terre Haute at -w A. M. - Accommodation Tram leaves Vincennes at e.40 a. x.,arrirrsat Evansville at ll. 05 a. m. FAKES. To Louisville 13 00 " t'lncinnati 1 Zß To Ft. Louis 5 &0 " Cairo 7 75 " Chicago 10 60 " Piusburg...;. ...1? W Philadelphia.. ..Si 0 u Baltimore JIi:5 " JndUnapolls.... C ' , CleTeland.....11 60 Ruftalo 1H M New York 2 60 Boston ..so 50 Huhn,, 91 my 8 JOHN INGLE, J., Superintendent. YjtfThose who want something; new and beautiful in the way of Jewelry, Watches, Silver Ware, Clocks. Spectacles. Jtc. are invited to call at the old establishment of BITTROFF Ji "SOX, on Main street near Second, where they will find anew and very full stock ot very low prices, All articles warranted to be just . as represented. spU-SmdStw PING LUMBER. rsnlTE subscriber Las Just received from Messrs Penton St Frew, Chataque county. Is. Y.. 600,Ow feet No. 1. PINE LUMBER. tTarDenters and Ruiklersare respectfully invited to examine this lot of Lumber, as it is superior to anything In this market. JOHN F. ULOVER. . PINE SHINGLES. " I vuiwu .iv. . vuw tuiaac7 & a.' a. cni.iuiikfi received with the above Lumber, and for sale as hard times' prices, ibose who want Shingles and not Chips, win pieass can and examine these. apiO-tf - - For Sale or Rent. . IIOrSE with ten acres of Land attached, situ 1. auxl 2.S olles from Evansville, one hundred yaros irom uie riann xinao. The House is a Two-Morv Frame, with ifanhle nor. ttaoa in front and rear, four room. .n fmt flnnr. iKhr 20 teet, rJehall 12 feet wide, four rooms on second floor, same size, and, also, Kitchen and servants rooms, a good dry cellar, a well ot pure water, and a cistern, convenient to the Kitchen; also a never falling spring ot pure iw wiixua nuy yarasoi taenoa.e. For termi apply to - ap3.tt KELLERft. WHITE DruggLts,

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R.SH O W A RD, RECEIVING, FORWAnOI.YO WD k COMMISSION MERCHANT, --' Water Street, - ' ' 1 -: EVANSVILLE. IND., . . . " TltANKTUL lor the patronage heretofore to liberall vtmulml to me. I bei to gv t mr Oreen River and Wabash friends that I am still on the gronnd, n-adv and willing to give their consignments close attention. - j, "' Particular attention given to the forwarding of Tobacco, Pork, Lard, Bacon Casks and general Merchandise. - ' mr36-m &Co., JU IIUUUIUUU1, . EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Storne, Forwarding: & Commission MERCHANTS, G EXERAL RAILROAD, 8TE V.MBO AT A.D EXPRESS A GENTS,. ' Special Agent forthePenn. Central RAILROAD, AND CONNECTIONS, over which weare authorized to give THROUGH RECEIPTS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE R ATE3. - Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing, the l-u-geston the Ohio River, capable of utoring ana protecting all merchandise liable to damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the diapitch of ail consignments forwarded to our care, by ei :her RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Part icnlar attention will be paid to Receiving. Stortagand Forwarding, also, to the sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sole, and satisfiction rnfir&nteed. . Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Vt harfboat, where we are to be found,. attending to the interests of our patrons at all hours, day and night. With our superior facilities; long standing; nntlring energy and knowledge of our busin-, we feel conident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance ofthe extensive patronage we are cow "injoying. Liberal ch advances will be made on all consignments to either ourselves or conn pot dents in any the principal markets. North, Erst, or South. Pc C. O'RILEY & CO. EDWARD R. HILL. COMMISSION' MERCHANT, roil THE PURCHASE and Sale of Wheat, Flou Corn, Oats, Barley, Rye, Hay, Pork, Lard, fcc. .r . . O0Iee, FROST STREET, - ÜKDH Till, TEIIOI1FH OFFICC mrlCmS - x EVANSVILLE, IND. WM. BROWN, Late cf Howard fc Brown. W. M, A1KM AN, Late of Geo. Foster is BRO WN. &AIKMAN, Receivinjr,' Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AOENT8. FOR. KANAWHA SALT COMPANY, Evansville, Indians. WE have formed a Co-partnership under the style of BROWN & AIRMAN, and offer our service in the capacity as set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend every facility to shippers, elcher by CANAL, RIVER, or RAILROAD, uiju a.sure mem inai ineir interests snail e faithfully represented, should they be pleased to favor us with their patronage. , ,. ce and Warehouse on the eorrer of Main stree and the Canal. WM. BROWN. Jn22-tf W. SI. AIRMAN. STORAGE WANTED. WE are prepared to store in our lire Proof Ware bouse anv ouantitv of flrain. Vmdu. , M.r. chamlize, on the most liberal terms. ,,l.aJrmf hna " rooms up stairs, particular eare will be takeiA-of Household Furnliiire, Agrlcnltural Implements and all kinds of üiiar virp li.i.i t iktmage from damp or rust.Insurance eflecied at the lowest ßre r roof rates, by the tnonrh, or longer, when desired. vt are ho use located on corner of Locust street and W . and E. Canal, and most convenient for shioDint r River or Railroad, Apply to OKO. POSTER k CO. ap23. - CAXAL STORAUi:. IFIATF a large doubl Warehouse at the Cana basin, capable of storlnr anv immim nt mvliuv. which will be received, stored, taken can, at auI h.l.t subject to the ow ner a orders, on the most reasoaabU term". . . .. P. O. O'RILEY iah2CT. - mjEW.DRYUOODs ARRRIVED i7.r. . At 8, EMBIcn'S.. NEW DRY GOOD?, For Sale Foa CtSH Onlt. NEW DRY (100D3 ARRIVED NEW DRY GOOD?, FoV Sale AtS' ; For Cash Osi.v. ' NEW r-RY GOODS ARRIVED NEW DRV GOODS. For 5aleAtS KMBICn Foa Cash Ojtlv. NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED NEW LRY GOODS. Fo, Sale At ap Foa Cash Oxtr. ticTomoia QY&tVXfir. BRAGG'S ARCTIC LINIMENT. Agony or ease! Sickness or neaun: we or death: Ihesearetherirestions involvel in the adoption or rejection ef this specific by the martyrs to external diseases and iajuries. Having reeeived the indorsement of the distinguished savant he .t DR. KANE, -nl its etti -- tested during two awful W inters ia the regions of eternal ice, it is now coming into general nse in every section of the civilized irfobe. and its mnrvelous cures are everywhere exciting astonish stent. THE AFFEICTEI REJOICE. ' HUNDREDS and Thon. sands have tested the virtues, and are rejoicing 5 freedom from long 1 in (firing PA IN and DISEASE, which other remedies had failed to cure. Have Tou t he Ii ROXC HtTt S.N E VRALOIA, BHEÜ.MAT. ISM. SCEOFULA. far. AUUE ofTOOTn-ACnE Arf you a nictea with OLD SOKES-Suffering from BRUISES. SPRAIN 8. P?LEsV doKii :VK3' The Arctic Liniment wUlall.ird yon instant relief, everybody it liable to. BURNS AND SCALDS. Tor these dread ful accident, the ARCTIC LINIMENT should be kept on hand, for it affords sure and immediate relief, often sarin from f lV.t lpin r-t.ni.l l I . V OMin. KVrrV ElMUnhnftl and x-ai". ii.iu suuuin acrp ... - ,, itv iwi urani me shrieks of anruUh ultcree hv the scalded or maimed tu-. tims of explosions and col lis. "T lArlll liaj e, laal a,A . . I mi f V tV I mea" ' relieving their torI"H V I tare should always be acoesst sZmsi jtble? Such does exist in this l i uuMuucBiiii. icvj. i j i a a sssJaÄie" V3y,srtfV rifciucouiroiiingageni. TIIE MOTHER'S. COMPANION. It cures CAKES IN THE BREAST, SORE NIPPLES. SORE LIPS, PIMPLES, fee. Ladies who prize a pure sKln, void of pimples, blotches, scurf and all diacolorations and excrescences, should attack these trespassers on beauty's domain as soon as ther appear with, Tbe Arctic Liniment. It is excellent for the hair, jiving It a healthy, glossy appearance, it is GOOD FOR MAN ANT BEAST. , It liasoTerelfn remedy for the various diseases .with which horses are afSict4, curing the most alarmlnpcaies of Bruises, Sprains, A t r i n g h a 1 1 , Wounds, Scratches, Sweeney, Spavin, Ringbone, bif-head, Poll cvu. sc. farmer, liverv table Keeper, or any person owning valuable houses, should be without this valuable remedy. For sale ty a I respectable Druggists and Dealers. Psices or the LiiuMEirr, C& cents, &0 cents and tl a bottle. A one dollar bo tue contains as much Liniment as eight twenty-five cent bottles. Extraordinary Announcement. Every purchaser of a dollar bottle of the ARCTIC LINIMENT receives at Dr. Bragi's expense, the Unitkd States Jockmal, of New York for one year. Tbe Journal is a large illustrated ptper each number containing sixteen cages, beautifully printed on clear white paper, and filled with original miner from the most brilliant writers ef the couairv. Certificate of subscription and full particulars or the bevel a&d philanthropic enterprise of which this offer forms a part, will accompany each bottle. - An AGENT W ANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE.' BRAGO A BCflROVFES. M. Louts, Mo.All other Liniments purporting to be BaAoes, are unauthorized, as there i s no other Brsgg's Liniment butthe ARCTIC LINIMENT. . W. BIERBOWER and KELLER at WniTE are A genu for Evansv tile. aps-Smd&w f EAD PIPE AXD VW LEAD--MJ 3 asksusortad from H inch to a Inches; Rece?ve'an4foralebT ' SAMUEL ORB. Z ANTÜ C CRRaXTS-4 bbls. choice, for sa!e by

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COAL ! ! COAL I ! COAL XII JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE." Ill AVE Just erected a Fairbank's Scale, for the purpose of weighing my coal. I shall sell my coal by weight according to the law of the State. I have a large stock of superior quality of PlUshurg Coal, and invite all my friends to give me a call and try it. I have been eighteen years in the business, and profess to be a judge. The price of coal is 15 cent per tensheL All orders left at the Oaa Company's Office, betweca First and Second, on Locust street, or at Uorn'jrookli Store, on Water street, or at my Coal Office, at the Lamasco Wharf, will be attended to. All coal must be mid for when ordered, in ImnkaMe currency. decatf. ANDREW 11UICUJSON. w Coal I Coal X Coal X wilTE have now on hand, and are daily receiving, W the liest COAL that has ever beea introduced into this market, which we are selling low. Good ear. rency will l-e received in payment. Oilers left at the store of JSO. W. HCOUES, next to the State Bank, will be promptly attended to. , . rn jan25-tf , JNO. W. rJUQIlES s. CO. COAL FOR SALE. . WE have on hand and are constantly receiving coal ef an excellent quality from up the canal, which'wewill deliver in any part of tha city at 10c. Orders left at James Laughlin's warehouse, or at the office of Jiathan Rowley will be prompt Iv attende.1 to. ROWLEY k AMORY. BALTIMORE COFFEE11 bags for sale by mr20 - - GILBERT 8t BOWXC IFOß THE SrELKÖ TRADE. TBK Undersigned has now on hand, and arriving, a full and complete assortment of Hardware, which he will sell at the lowest prices, such as Shovels and Spades, t v ' ' Garden Hoes and Eates, llav and Manure Forts, ' - Trace, Lo? and other Chains " ' Haines and Hedge b henrsj . . .. jptg anj Latches, - ' .Bntts, Hinges and Screw, , Boring and Morticing Machines, ' , Tftbl and Toctet Cutlery, - . Untcher's and Earl Smith's Files, . . Aim and cross cut awe, ' Nails, '- ' Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools : of the be?t qualitr. ' - Also, a large Stock of Paint, Shoe, Counter aa other Brushcit. Begs leave to call theattention of Grocers baying Hardware, wno wui una it to their interest to examine his Stock before purchasing euewhere. v JACOB STRAUB, - mrC3 " Successor to A. Walpkiscr; If OAF, CRCaURD ANDPOWDEfiED 8 TQ AR. CLJ 25 bbis. j uat received ant ror sale hy marl GILBERT a: BOWLES. Valuable Standard YForks. V DOBELL & CONYNQTON M HF. 60 LR I.OCALV AGEXT8 for Vander irk burgh county for ail the srascaimoH books pivüshed by D. APPLETON fti CO. Abridgement or the Debate In Congress, Or public History of the United States. IVesv American Encrclopedia, A Dictionary and . Journal of Knowledge. Certainly the first work or the age. ' American Eloquence, A Collection of Speeches and Addresses of the Most Eminent Orators of America. - - Encyclopedia of Wit and ITnmor, By the celebrated Comedian Burton, in 2jc. N os. - Dictionary of Machines Mechanics an Kaelne Work. The newest and most improved edition, in 21c. Kos. Cres' Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and - Mine. - DOBELL &CONYINGTON beg to call attention to their Important works, and request their kind friends to call and see them; as also, the array of opinions of eminent men in continuation of their importance and value. Do hell ar Convngton have samples and specimens tt me various nmaings in wmcn ineje works can oe procured, from paper to the tin est Morroceo. mi ll JLALLOCK & STODDAK1X, . IMPORTERS AND DEALERS v Drug, Clirmicats, . ' Medicinet, . : " .J'aints,' ' ' "' " . , Oih, . " TarnMes;: ' -' ' AciJt, - ' Winden? Olasf FaUnt Iffditim,' rrfumrry, Soaptand Fancy Article, ' , . -, Together with an SMortinent of Hair, Toota, Clothes, Paint and Whitewaah Brushes, all of which they procure from first hand and sell at as email a profit as such articles can be sold. . also: Constantly on hand a large and varied av sortment of pa a urn n fo ttf sto cr Such as Cameras, Cases,m , - - Plates, - . . ; Glass. ' - Chemicals, And almost every article med in Daguerreotypmf or Ambrotyping. .-.. Orders from operators promptly filled and forwarded at a small advance on Eastern pi ices. - ' " . Iir We are constantly receiving fresh supplies ef articles enamerated above, and others usually kept in Drug Stores, and every article sold by us is warranted (a h miMfrMh inrf rrnuinK. gjr Particular attention paid to filling. Physicians orders, and orders from country stores. We invite those wishing articles in oar line to rail r send and we are sure we can give satisfaction both in regard to qualIty and price. -myHyaJ No. tlALiLOvK & MOllrAnU, 1 8 Main street, Evansville, Ind. OLD ESTABLISHED -. " FÖUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP. KRATZ & HEILMAN, V PIN1VSTREET. ; . , "Evansville, Indiana. ' r , :o: The proprietors of the City Feundery are now prepared to do all kinds of Machine and Finishing work, aad everythins" appertainlna to the found cry business. Machinery of all Kinds, Made ant Repaired. We have every facility of the bcrt machinery and workmen, and we give all work eutraMed to us, our undivided atteniiou. We are manufacturing - BOILERS AND STEAM .ENGINES, any power required, and ready to promptly fill erders for this kind of machinery, warranting our work, and satisfied with reasonable rjrices. The Foundery, Finishing Shops, tc, are on Pine street. -; THE SALK ROOMS .. j re on "MAIN STREET, just above Second, where rier will be received. ' ap-Wl KRATZ & HEILMAN. HALL., UODD V CO.1t ... - FIRE PROOF SAFES! WE have on hand a supply of those FIRE PROOF SAFES, which we oner at low figures. For their superiorqualities. we refer to CRESCENT CITY BANK, U. COPELANI), Broker and Banker, J. It. MAO 11 EE Sc CO. and BEMKNT Ii VIELK. P. HORN BROOK & CO., Agents, "eyKtf Water street, Evansville, Ind. "boston beltixg compant, -MANüTACTÜRERS OF MACHINE BELTING,: STEAM PACKING, ENGINE HOSE. akd AtL othek akticxes or Vnlcaalxed India Rubber, usedlfor IMechanlcaQaadJMano. faetnrlnc Purposes. BARCOCK & SONNTAG, AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY, WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND. Tbc experience of the last ten! years baa justly gained the confidence of the consumers: this, togethor with great im proTemen ts io the quality, warrants the manufacturers in aaaerting it to be superior to leather, or anjlhini else, for all open he Its; and from their long experience ana superior machinery, authorize them to assert its superiority over that- of all other manufacturers; ample testimonials of which, from th largest manuTacturiDf establishments in tue New England States can be found at the agents. A lärg assortment always oa hand, aud furnitbed of given length at short notice. decs-tf NEW HARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES, TO CLOSE AND PROMPT BUYERS, SPRING IMPORTATIONS. CASKS Griffin's Trace Chains; 10 do do Assorted do 600 dosen W St 8 Butcher's Piles: 100 do do do Chisels; do do Plane Irons tc.; - 25 kegs Griffin's Hor shoe Nails; 11 dozen Waldson's Hcvthes; 100 do Anraths and Cradles; CO do Bright American Punter's Hoes; Vi do Elephant and Handled Steel Hoes; 100 Boxes Scythe tftoncs; lü) do Axes assorted; 1000 gross Gimlet Point Screws; to dozen Superior Wood Hay Rakes; lO do Root Hamas; 100 do Cooper's Drawing Knives and Edge Tools; -20O0 feet Boston dum Belting; 1W dozen Geo Wotenholms Si Sons'I.X.L. Cuttlerv; 50Ö dox Pocket Knives, assorted makers; SmOO dozen Table Knives; 150 do Hay and Manure Forks; 100 Superior Mill Saws; 10 casks Sad Irons: All the above Goods at the lowest market prices, and i liberal terms. - on BABCOCR Si SON NT AO. CHOICE DRIED PBACHE3T" do - do Apples, In Stcre and for sale by Z. B, COOK t gON,

PUBLIC HOUSES.

SHERWOOD HOUSE, WILL. FBYEES, PROPRIF.TO . C'eraer First and Latitat StrctHs, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA I Its r -r t wiyM; - One square from Etcamboat landing "CITY HOTEL, WATUt ST., BETWBEK SAIN AKD PIVISI05, : " '' Uvansvllle, lad. octltf . s WM. H. DOICOURT, Propriety 1 ADAr.:3 HOUSE. tasT srea clw, between riaiTAX stroa f HENDERSON, KY. JAMES C. ADAMS.. ,.2 PaoraiKToa. P". The Louisville and Shawneetown SUgel i Offices kept at the above House. augi:.) d-X --'MANSION HOUSE, ; WEST SIDE ' OP THE PUBLIC SQUARE : . ... PRINCETON, IND., j 8. P. WIL80X,. Proprietor aept : BEELER HOUSE, .:, , , VLCEN-E3, IAD. j '- erposrri the o, & m. kailkoao ornn. 1 IfebSltf T. J BEELER, Proprietot CLARK'S AMERICAN HOTEL "'-- VIXOENNE8,IND. . J..M. CLARK, Pronrletor. THIS tense has been refitted and refurnished, a ls now in fine order. . mh'2 COÜCUF! LOr.GE8! SOME Pine Chamber Coaches, in Damask and I ameled Cloth covers. -made up expressly for I C ity trade, for sale lo w bv - jetn SCHMITT & STARK, Tirstst Nportmar Caps. j rTPHE LATEST CUT, ' English and Frer ii, styles, at - , - YAUTTER& MARCONNIER.I mrul Main street, bet. 1st and Sd IT T ACKER AL11 A r0 M N os. a and S; M hlf i i(i 9 and 2: . , iA qts . do it lot tale bv . . , . ... v ORR. PALZELL k CO KDxritn a. savitorK. - - arooirH kbh . i ' .-. . . . -. . Notary Pubi .: . SEOIOÜR 8c KEIIR, Attorneys and Connsellors at La REAL. ESTATE AGENTS, ; Will practice Law in all the Courts of this ftta' make Collections in Yanderburg County; Purchs and sell Real Estate en Commission, a:c, togetr with all oUaer duties connected with their profrsi of the Law and their Real Estate Agency. Lots and Farms Constantly for Bale. Office on Third Street, in rear of Washington Hat - - EVAXS VI IXE, IXD. . mrtT74imd&w - I - THAT - GUM i BELTING ! ! ! ; TO refute otterly statements made in an adverti ment in other column, about the "New Ye Belting CoWalcanued Rubber Belting and Par ing, it is only necessary to say, that the editors of : , . . VTHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,' . la a long and elaborate article tn their columns (whi es-ery reader of that invaluable paper has seen n munends the New York belting Co's Belting ab all others, and by way of a clincher thev state t) they use it on all their presses and marhinerr. This Company is wealthy, and lam authorized guarantee the articles made by them equal, if not s perior to any other make. a ne rapid sale or tne A ew York Belting to onr mr e-t machinists, mills, and factories to men whs a Judges and cannot be deceived)- is sufficient eviden or its vatue, nut me testimony or the Scientific Am Lr Sea awes. m ass S.Ms Ivm k a. jas va a ar qv awsiAsa iji tA43MM a UiM truiupri O.OT. "Nuttced." . r i Just open ing the eighth shipment to me of Beltu Since summer, forsale at Cincinnati price.. u CHARLES A. W tl.Ls. New Store, t dec3 ' - - Opposite J. Ii. Maghee k Co. .EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, , naST STREVT, BETWEEN MAIM AKD SVCAVOat 8T ' FVAN8VILLF., INDIANA. Tbe Filth Annual Session will Commenci Monlav, Angust 31, 1847. fTHHE course of study in this Institution is tho 4L ough and practical, embracing all that is reqt sue to tu r young man for the active duties of tl Counting Loom, among a hich are DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPIN ' .' TV uh forms adapted to Wholesale and Retail ; ET E AM BOAT BOOK-KEEPING. BANKING, :c Commercial Calculation, Penmanship, Accounts tu tent. Accounts Sale, and a complete system of Cos Biermercial Correspondence. A Course of Lessons can be completed In from six tea weeks. Time, however, is not limited, and s:i drnts can review, free of further charge, at any tia Diplomas awarded to those who are deemed worthy. UT Hours ef instruction from 9 toll A. M.;I tot P.M.. and t to 10 P.M. TERMS Payable in advance. Mercantile Course..-.,.. 120 1 Steamboat hook-Keeping. a I M ercantile Calculation , M Penmanship 3 flas Lfght, per month sVPor Catalogue and furth-r particulars, addre aur24. . - , J. BEHM. Principal . Dnuc sTortr. 0 R. MAO EN ISS haviug opened a Retail Drt Stftrp. nn Ihe corner rf ,MnnJ ..il I u.,. soliciu the pwtronage of the citizens of Evansville ar M iuiiy. .The entire stock has haen purrhated ia tl East, regardless of expense, of the purest and Utn m lenak, and consists in part of . ; - , . . rURE DRUOJ ' 3FEDICINES, ; cnnncALs. AND ISRANDIESi, (for medicinal purposes or.lr BTATIONEKY, T PERFUMERY, . . SOAP, AND ' !.. ALL porrtd 1ATKX T ALEHICINES. .ujt.k.vb in-Kriiniuu. man lunur reel compounded by an experience! apothecary, at a u'juri im tue usv or niinu iauri'..i. CHOICE LIQUORS. Ii MIS fc HOWES have woe OLD BOCTIBO J-. WHISKY and FINE BRANDY, in bottler, f th mplainM of the season, for the benebt of the friends. Those wanting a good article will call at ALLIS fe 1I0V)E.. Pepper fiAtrcn. dtf.60 boxes Pepper fcauce; . fO do Catsup; - . .jdoj.afsjortedFfcklesforfalejhy Z.U. COOK k 80S. NOTICE. Cash ! Cash ! Cash ! Cash i Cash ON and after FEBhUARV, 1st, ISjS. I sriU cloa my Books to al running accounts aad Bell for Cash Only or in Eaulralent. : Erperleaee has taught me t take this plan, bcliev in U to be to the interest of buyers, as well as la aay seif. I shall try to make it au object for alt tor cash, aud hope to give nflrnce to none by retusla credit, as 1 shall refuse all without renect to person persons. Ail oodJ muit be paid for blre tb -y icr the store. If not satUfactory , they can be refuroed and 1 will refund the money. Also, 1 uke this opportunity to offer my sine cf thinks for the liberal patronage with which I ws heretofore favored, and ask a continuance of tn same, promising to merit the same by prompt and fai dealing, and an additional inducement in prices. - - BAM.EMBICU. Ian 13 - Main St., 8 doors below Second. NEW LUMBER YARD, Corner of Main and Eighth Sire eta EYAXffYILLE, ID. , WE are now ottering for sale to the city an country trade our whole stock of lumber a retail. Having extra facilities for manufacturing aa buying pise lumber in Pennsylvania, we thins w can oner inducements , to purchasers that the cannot bnd elsewhere in the cUy. We shall at a. times be supplied with a full assortment. Also, pin shingles and dressed flooring always oi hand. Call at the office on the aheve corner. IIOVI 1 -I J WAlfV.llf Ii"!'""' TIIE CHEAPEST JUAGAZINE , IN THE WORLD. AGENTS nni Canvaer Wanted foi LITTKLL' UYIAU AUK, in vry Stat, and section of tbe L nioa. Liberal terms will ts aTaAsSSPSWl- - - - Apsdy to . SANPORD fe DELiSSeR, TrJ " - 637 Broadway. New Votk, Publishers of thfs long esttblished and popular Part odk-el. rt, .