Evansville Daily Journal, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 July 1858 — Page 4

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- Jrttlge Horejr Will suldre.s his fellow-citizens at the Court House, this evening, at earljr candle light. Bsä-Decker and Kramer have a large lot of liquors on consignment, which they intend Sellin!? at auction. The sale begins this morning at 8 o'clock. . ' a George Willard's health L iraprov iug. He is able to sit up mo3t of the day. IIU friends look to his' restoration to sound health in a brief period. &3"Edvard Everett h.u delivered his oration on Washington tighty-two times, for the Mount Vernon fund, and the receipts, with the accumulations thereon, now amount to $42,000. To Advertisers. Those, of our yearly advertisers who would prefer to have their advertisement renewed, can do so, by mak ing them out and handing them over to day. - E.gli.u JcnTK E. A poor man in Eng land sued a wealthy knave for the seduction of hL daughter. The suit failed by a nolle jyrotupti, through the negligenc of his so licitors. The cost fell on the the plaintiiTthree ixmmls eirrlit sliilluiir. lie was thrown into prison, where he remained seven years, revolution. That damning fact ü worth a EsaTMr. Lindahl, the editor of the rclrnctlanJct, a newspaper published in Stockholm, has been recently condemned to death, by the axe, for having falsely and with evil intentions accused a demoiselle Mendelsohn of incest. His counsel, C. G. Uggla, has bceu condemned to one month's imprisonment and to the interdiction,' for having, with full knowledge, undertaken the defense of an unjust cause. The Weather. The thermometer at Indianapolis on Sunday and Monday stood 90 and 100 in the shade. Several iersons were afflicted by partial sun strokes. The range of the thermometer during those days at Indianapolis and Terro Haute, was eight degrees higher than at this point. On Tuesday there "were copiouj showers at Tcrre I laute and South along the line of the K. ii C. railroa!, as fir down as Princeton, but not a drop fell iu this vicinity. : -s . CTThe depression of business in the Kastern cities has caused a large decline in the prices of real estate. Notwithstanding the abundance of .money and the difficulty of finding safe investments for It, except in re;il estate, iu Horton the prices of houses and lots have fallen fifteen or twenty per cent, below w hat they were a year ngo. The number for sale and rent is unpreccdently large. JCiJThe heat of the Fun a few days since, so expanded tLc rails in one p!acc on the road from UuQalo to Hochestcr, that both mils curved outwanls nearly six inches fYoru a straight line. Wheu the rails were laid, by the fault of the trackmen, no sjiace for expansion was left. Fortunately in this instance the condition of the rail was discovered in time to arrest a train thatwiis approaching the place, and which would have been throwu off the track. The Ciioim ix tub vicinity oe Ijocisille. The Journal says, wheat iu this county has been attacke 1 by rust and smut, or by rust, snmst and scab. Consequently the yield must prove greatly short of an average crop, whilst the quality iu most cajes will 1e poor. Rust has &Uo made its appearance in the oat fields within a few days. It sterns to travel northward as the season of maturity in each locality arrives. The crop of jotatoes will be large, and corn is doing well. , Lamentable (kXTBBExcE. A young man by the name of Rudolf Cottou was killed by a stroke of lightning, on hist Saturday, nt the house of widow McKay, iu Indiana, opposite Currolltou, Ky. The electric fluid struck a scythe in the handj of a jtersou near by, and glancing along it entered the hat of Cotton, and passing through hisltody ' shivered a t-touc on which he was standing into a thousand fragments. He fell dead. Two daughters of Mrs. McKay were struck insensible by the shock at the -same time, and the ear rings of one of the ladies were (mclted from her cars. The girls were not .expected to recover. Cotton and one of the girls were to have been married shortly. 1 ttöAnti-Lccomptonisni has prevailed in the Minnesota State Legislature. On the 19th inst, resolutions condemning the Rational Administration for its coarse in egard to Lecompfon, and another endorsing Douglas and Shields, were passed by a iecided majority. There was a great deal jf filibustering to prevent their passage, 5ut they went through. The Lecomptou Congressmen In the Free States. CoL Forney of the Press, thus speaks of he attempt to re-elect the Congressional jecomptouites in the free States: " The men, " says the Press, "who forced "jecompton through Congress the men who osulted the public sentiment the men who .eserted the pledges of 185G, who applaud d the proscription of the champions, tried nd true, or that principle : these men nowall upon the masses of the Northern Demcracy to re-elect them to the next Congress, nd thus to seal, by a popular decree, the ravest act of political turpitude aud treachry to be found in political annals ! i " But, in the name of a great party, we y, No 1 to the demand. We assert that tough ha been lost for this dishonoring lample. We declare that a sufficiency of icrifiee has been made in the name of despot 's doctrine. c insist that those who have ttemptedaud who have failed in the attempt commit the Democratic party to mis cioc -ine, should stand back and allow other ',cn men trusted and tried, who know the i ishes of the people and respect them too ' take the nominations for the national uncils ; for if this is not done, huudreds of ;nocent Democrats mut fall in the effort to ;-;vatc the guilty.

Slavery Iu Vlrglula.The Richmond Enyhircr, of the 22d iüSt., s.tjs that the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals "has lately decided the most im portant case to the institution of negro tlxvery that has been abjudicated since the times of Lord Mansfield." It is," quirer says, " the Dred Scott decision upplied to slaves," and settles the question whether they have "civil or social rights," by determining their ttatut to be not that of prrrens but of thingt.

The case in which the decision was given was that of Dably r. l'oindextcr s Executor, James L. l'oindextcr, by hi3 will, gave his slaves "the choice ot being emancipated or sold public! v." The executor filed a bill in a Circuit Court asking the Court to construe the will upon several points, but more especially upon the question whether the emancipatist wa3 absolute; and if not abso lute, but conditional, whether the slave, previous to their actual emanciation, had the legal capacity to make the necessary election. The judge of the circuit decided in favor of the slaves; that is to say, that by the terms and operation of the will they were absolutely emancipated., From this decision the residuary legatees appealed to the supreme judicial tribunal of the state, wnerc mo decision or the circuit was re versed that court holding that the emanci pation under the will was not absolute, but conditioned upon a choice to be made by the slaves, which choice they were legally iiirajaible of making. They, therefore, re ceive no benefit from their master s will, but become the property of his residuary legatees. tcHF The citizens of Georgetown, D. C, were shocked on Friday last, by the brutal murder of an interesting young girl, by an Irish laborer, who had become enamored of her. Becauw she refused to marry him, he stole into her room at night, and with a knife prepared for the purpose, cut her throat. She survived but a few ruinate, long enough only to tell w ho had jerpctratcd the act The murderer was arrested, and the laborers on the aqueduct w ere so excited by the atrocity of the deed, that they seized him and nearly beat him to death before he wa3 rescued by the officers, who took him to prison. Mo.xs. Uclly' Nicaragua Xkcotiatioxs. The French Minister has had an oflicical interview with Mr. Cass, during which he tendered the fullest and rnoit satisfactory disavowal of all complicity by the French Government in Mr. Belley'a project in Nic aragua and Central America. Tho Union, in noticing the subject, Rays : Involving, as the operations of this personage did, if they have been effectual, a clear violation of the well known policy of this Government, in regard to Kuropeun colonization and the establishment of exclusive European jurisdiction on this continent was not supposed that the French Government could have authorized the action taken by Mr. Delly in Nicaragua. JCuTThe trestle work ou the Mississippi and Ohio railroad across the Wabash bot toms, at Viuccnucs, has been repaired; and the breaks iu the embankment and trestle work over the American bottom, opposite St. Louis, have K-eu re?!ored, and trains uow run through from the banks of the Mis sissippi to Cincinnati, without any delay to passengers. The company announce thai they will, in a few days, put on a " light ning train," that will make the time from St. Louis to Cincinnati in fourteen hours. X3)rA fashionable and wealthy lady, who had been a liberal customer at a fashionable dry goods tore iu Chicago, was detected lat week surreptitiously taking a hice cape and silk dress from the counter. When caught with the stolen articles upon her, he confessed the crime, and acknowl edged it was not the first offence. The matter wat settled and hushed up on the puynient of 300. If she had been poor, with strong temptations to steal, she would have gone to the penitentiary for four or five years. Tatoka, (Jibsou Co., Ind. June 12th, ItjS. We, the citizens of While Rivrr Town.nliin. liaviKii made preparatory tep for ihe Cele bration, and a public Uarbacuo on the Fourth of July, A. I). 1SÖ3. at a mealing held at the town o! I'atok on i lie I2ih inst., by a Committee appointed lor that purpose, bnd other citu. ns, n was Rksolvjp, That they wonld celebrate tho Anuivcrsary of the Declaration of Indepen dence of these United States, on the third day ol July, A. L). ia tlic vicinity l the town ot la to i a AnJ it was further UEeoi.vrn. Thit there be a general invitation c.iven to all the citi zens of üihaon cmnty, together wit'i her bixlcr Counties and neilibonn Elites, to participate with us. Klsolved. that a copy ol tao procccilina of this Meeting be furniahed the-Princeton Clarion, l r publication. iOiuuuiicu oi r-oiici.out'u. JOIIX B. FBIIEit. W.F.IHJDDELSON C V HOWB. (5. W. ALUS, IL M. SPAIN, S. L. llItMNKU, UCNltY JERAULD, JU., t:ainlii;itlons of the City Free Schools'. Tltc following will be tho order of exam illation: M9! McKay's Scho..l, Monday forncnoon, Jone -'3. Miss Ivellog's School, Monday forenoon June 3. Mr. Redmond's School, Monday afternoon Jane 23. Mw Clark's School, Tuesday forenwn, June - J. Miss Street's School, Tuesday forcntwn. June 20. Miss Sarah Fiaher'd School, Tuesday after noon, June -3. Mifs Ilitf'a School. Wednesday forenoon. June 30. Miss Hooker's tschool, Wednesday forenoon, June UO. Miss Ronald's School, Wednesday aftcinoon, Juno 30. Mr. Knight' School, Thursday forenoon, July 1st.- . Jliss Fanny Fisher's School, Thursday fternwn, July 1st. . Candidates Or HigoSch wl, in Miss Fisher's Loom, on FriJay forenoon, July 2d. High School, Friday afternoon, Ju'y 2d. Bjch Candidate for the High School, will b expected o present for examination a composition of at least one half pa;c of fools cap I he exercises will commence at 8 o'clock, a. m., and 1; o'clock, p. x., e ich day. Tho Mayor and Councilman, of th 5 City, Parents, (iuardians, and friends of Jw-tion, are invited to attend. i Uy order of the Board. v lMIORNr.ROOK.CIeik. Evanivillc, Ind , June - Jd, l:

TELEGRAPHIC.

Indiaxapoli.", June 2Mth m. The Democratic convention of the Fourth District to-day nominated W. II. Hartman, anti-Lecompton, for Congress. Washington, June 29th, m. The Secretary of the Navy intends to leave aihingtou shortly, for the purpose ot in Sectinj the ortherii avy lards. It is said afliiiracin Mexico are at present, occu pying the attention of the Administration Rutland, June 2öth, -m. The Ilepublican Mate Covcntion now in session here, has nominated Ryland Hill for Governor, and Henry M. Cntcs lor btate Treasurer. Taxnixo as Elephaxt's Hide. They arc tanning nn elephant s hide at Cincinnati. It was purchased bv a furrier in Wisconsin, where the animal, which belonged to a menagerie, died. The freight to Cincinnati cost 13. It is an immense hide, so bulky that the tanners handle it with trreat diffi culty. It is nearly two inches thick, and full a year and a half will be required to tan it thoroughly. It will be a curiosity when thoroughly tanned and seasoned. SusnitiKslldozfn Iron taun t half Bushel me&mre; ?5 bll, TauncrN Oil: 15 da Crushed Aunr; 15 do l'owdorcd Muur; 15 do Loaf &UXM1 3ul received, ami for Kile ly PRESTOS BROS. 4' I h-3 lXi boxes an d half Slarnü lej; . 2i riuw W rappine 1'aper Udi. Genuine hakiT Brooms 13 dx 1. li. Half tf'Jatu-U. HI boxes Cloih l'iu. 10 rroM Cfler Faucet. Keceire-l aud fur nie ly j4ulj I. & D. HEIMAN'N'. Uucurreut 3Ioucy. LABAMA.TentiPfce, iJeorpi.i, Carolina and Ilia. linaU noteii, Ukru at par for Groceries, or bougLt at a auiall ducuuut fur c.-vnh. bv UILUKRT St BOWLES, invl7 Sycamore at. near Wider. ;R (JRtCULTUr.AL IMPLE11EXTS A 6d'i. Scytlies nnd Snathe j, variuud pAltfms; i du ."rythe nnd Cradle do da; t do .v&uure lorks: do I.uuK Ilaudled ITy Forka; 6 do Short d. tlu; 3 hoxti icy tae Stouca. For sale At Z.H. COOK & SONS. 'M)K PLATES A new lot hearily plated loor l'laie, jut received and nimvl t orJ.T at 11. '.VALUKlKCH'iJ, Corner Firt and Sycamore utreetü. HATS 20cie McuV and Ttoys'for utimmer, re. eeirH and for ile by KEEN Si PKEiJTON. 9 :0 Joi. U. & K Bucket; ' 1) do. No. 5 lllue Tn'; 25 hoses Cineinnull Tnllow Cau llcj; I5hll3. old Hourbun Whinky; SO do. Mong. do; 40 hlf bbl. Mor.?. du; &Ud. old Port Wine. JtL-A received and forxtle by 1. St P. HEIMNN. JE ME XTray 13 100 barrel j fiwh, for sain hy OILUEKT Ü ItOWLE?, ' Sycamore tt. 4tAKMNE3 eeaiea L;lvenanJ ouarWm for sale ?hy UILUERT k HOVVLES. BS A It SOAPl,y y) boxes Proctor & (1 tmhleü. for U1LIIERT & HOW I. ES. 1,111 INT. TACKl.t JiuW FUUinir 1'ole; Silk l,I Ute.lnd;.a UnmLhic; KeeU, Snoo'U and Hooks; Paucy liait FUuiitg Coric, kc.Jre.; Just received bv CHAllLKS S. WEf, 8. Ivory Table Knives. KL SELL'S Ivory ( mU, In sinzle or full sctU of W plectra, warranted A No. I, iy my 4 CHARLES S. WELLS. Plated Castors. Bl SITPERTOtt KLclo. rti- hoar ittrtta. At Ii itnit rh.it 1.lcrtf.. 4u.f Mv!rjMl .lir.t fi-oni the tnanuvi'turer, and will be sold at Eastern price. Call at tlie old aUud of it ire uwr s. po. inyl-d k2m Main rtfeet, iiftr H ecnd A Tenement Wanted 2 'EHE tindtrstsn'd wi.thea to leae a Unemen at With four or litre room, i.rk-e not to exrva 1 ;5. nn-J poHJcaalon Jesirfd iinnnltately. Apply GLASrf! I1LAS? li.- oxuj -0 Wludow GUsa; bit tin in li A r, 50 aiMorted sizea rto; Ju received and for sale hv WHEELER & RTOQ3. CtOTTOXAnES Jcades plain ml fanrv. In irtore and for le y KEEN Si l'RKSTON. BOOKS! HOOKS!! AND VAVUlt WAULIIOUSE 3 1. JOHNSON, would re?pcruUy Jovlt tli IIB attrition of niercoauta au J others to his lnt of account nooka, manuf:ioiiuvl to nrder from the very bc-it (per iu any style of ISindiuc. such as LEDGERS, DA V UOOK. CASH l!'MK!, .11 LOTTE KS, UECLII'T ROOKS, &A.Y. OOKN RECORD HOOKS. nnd everr othr "kind of Clank and Memorandum itooka. Al. tiel lVu tu a (real variety ; Knvellc of every aise; Rull, Yellow, While and tilut Inks ot all kiudi; Gold Pensand Pen HoUer. Letter Cltmp, isiivi Hu, Quin Rauls. loltsUuJj, lu a very great variety, ace. nute, ieK ran. Pen Rjrkr, RloUine Rwrtl, I-tUT Stamps, Paper Weights, Tape MiunMi Portinonies, l'ott-Folio. Work ll.ukrta. an 1 Wrapui ng Paper of all kinds nt sir.r. to be ound at M. L. JOHNSON'S, r.ipl.vtf I irnst.iM'tiireen uiu anJ Lncurst. A MULLIAM LIGHT! And the Cheapest Known. W' K are ffmit for the aale of DieU k Co.'a Pat. t rot Caal Oil Umui. It i a hetb lirht tl..-in (5;h, and nearly 1 cheap. An assortment of lamps, Sh.-fl, Wieks, Cnimncy Bruh and Oil always t n naim at lowest prices. W e refer to those using them for th truth of the above, myl-t yRXBROOK 8: CO. YTNIiOLTED FI.OUhT U lloinuiy, at trfttat On't., and fresh II ART'S .MILLS. uiyw . jTOTTÖN BAf TINl-Mfofor lehv AgeitU ,4Cy press VI Ills.' COO I t: ICS ATTENTION! ROCHESTER TOOLS. St. ST recfivcl an involve tf D. R. Barton's JuMy eel-rtfd A.No.l. Coopers Tools. Alto, ColurabuTru.n H.mps. aud Wood Tools. What's th Ute w or kinj with poor tooU, whn von en ft th totout. tall at CHARLES'S. WELLS, uiyjj Opposite J. H. Maghee ft Co. OCH ESTER COOcT.RS' TOOLS-Just recctTJkaV od a full supply rn vore and for tlr bv B A BCOC K Si S X NT AO, wy't Water street. EA! TEA! TEAS . 4 h tlf chests extra fine On r powder Tea; 4 d do do luipttiial do; 4 1o do do Young llywon ' do; 1 i half eheat Pouchonx 4; Ira;--rial and Youn Jlyson la 20, 1J, 6,4,3 r r. i i's. l acKaes, rcn Traxl Cijnrn; ttt KLkJed and for sale by lit, I. Sc D. IIEIMAN!?. . CIIESC12XT CITY TOCjAcCCO FACTORY. J.s. .UcCRACKEX, Proprietor. MAIN ST.. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, IiVA.SVILLH, I.DIA.'VA. M aviso fitted up the abote tobacco FACTORY, I am now prepared to fill all orders f-r the various styles ot W"tern Tobacco, such as Fivus Pounds, Quarter aud Half Pounds, in all kinds of packages, And bavo now od hand the fallowing brands, viz: ID boxes Olmstead S Lamp; 1ft do do Pouucs; 10 do Fine (Own.) 1? 20 M 1 20 do do do do Pounds (Own;) (in Caddies) Honaier Boy; do Jordan's: Lw Grade Rohinson'a; Montffomerr .Vis Packages. do The ahuve stork wilt be sold 6 per ceuU lower than can e UuKht elsewhere, and 3 percent. oB for cash. A li kinds of currency uuten at par. Sevriiiy-tiv M. large si e Cigars on hand in One 31 boxes at lowest figures for cash. feM4 SUCCESS TO TUB CASH SYSTEM! Tour Reasons why I wish to con tinue it. Tirst 8inc I adopted th cash system, oa the 1st or la -t renruary, i nav experienced mat a penny often turned, is more pre finable- than a dollar iu book arrount. Sbcomd I can sell roods' much cheaper, an I have no loes to make up vy selling gooas on creflit. Third I can keep a better assorted stock, and am always ready to take a borcain which I was not. whrn I had hr-t to depend upon collections, and will sell them at the samo. Fourth I find It easier to sell goods for cah. than collect tho money for goods sold a year or more ago, aud besides ixe insiuica lor presenting a a kill. I have Just receivid a second supply, and am prepared to defy any competition, aud hope to odend uoao by refusing credit, as X hall refuse all as here .lore. OA. ii. x.jioivn. ujyLJ Main St., three door below Second. f CORDAGE 1) coils all aitea, nuniiU, jitte, hemp na co'.iotj r.r jaio ry

INSURANCE.

INSU ' r, AGENCY. ALLEN C. ilALLOCK, E VA NS YIL L E , IND I A NA , UNDERWRITER Aud General Insurance Agent, and ADJUSTER OF AVECA0E3. He continues to tfgtie lydieU from several FIRST CLASS und HOST RtLIAlLLi. IXhCRAACK companies IÜ Tilt COCNTST, INL&KO AND F1RC URS lie will also receive applications for LIFB lXril'RAA'CE tT üe will also attcud to the ADJUSTMENT OF LOSSES of every description, under poliric. from other vncit-, and attcnil to the aeulem'nt of all matters connected with Insurance, ftr parties lntwetl. His long experience as an Insurance Agent, has made him r.uuilHtfwitu ailSUl'jecUCOIUifcteu wunme suoiETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. IIARTPORP. CO.WECTICUT. STATEMENT of the Condition of the .'ETN A INSURANCE COMPANV on the 1st of January, K.8. a requiredlv the liw ot the state oi inaiana: Tho t,,n .r ihm rnrnirU'on Is .ETNA l.VL'R ANCE COMPANY, located at IlaiTrojiD, Cos. The Capital Stock U ONE MILLION COLLARS, and is paid tip. The Assets of the Company are: Par. Market. Cah In hand and in Bank... C'aU in gpfytl deposit iu Hartford bank., with accrued interest Cash in hinds of A gecU, and in transit Ral estAte uuirwunivjered... Ci Mort;a4 lloudsat d percent intrt-t IVO IIPW MdodoSpTceiiUiuterert.... lut.0 UOl i'V,ra or, 4:1 a -000 00 2rJWQ 00 19,000 00 10 Jersey t ity Water Ilonas, u percent, interest 15liaitfurd City Conds, C per 10DO 10W 10j0 1N0 1000 1000 cnU mtcrert 15,000 00 5.000 00 f..4lS 04 SM;iaukie Road, 10 per rent, interest Iotj-y due the cwupany secured by ni'trtfage Rills reeiraMe aW snares ll.u-f.rd & New lia--rntt R Co stock 104 haret Bvton ii Worcester Railroad Co stock

IdO US 33,000 00 Kd ;9 (,16 00 100 50 1200 00 101 1.-0 1W) b,lK0 100 100 5,000 Hi (0 1,00 100 100 50.0W m 110 1-P00 ' lA 60 . 12,000 IOO 11 K.i0 lrtl 110 ll,noo I'M W SMO rJS 60 i:0 9,000 100 115 4V19 100 100 10,000 1,000 w e)o V' IOÖ 31,?00 100 100 1W es 25's0 55 Ha 2;i,0ii0 a ifto o,noo II) 1ÖH tl.'JtiO RÖ 1! lO.tjt-0 :a m 2i.. - 110 '.-! jm 100 ,-)N SO 105 lrt,.V0 t-d l io 2?,"12 50 Ii) Ii K SiUVK) H"J !B IA'"0 hi '0 i:.jio 100 105 cm 25 HO 22.ÖU0 100 ?5 100 9i 34,000 10 105 4,0:0 100 i,a 100 100 10.000 100 uo 22.500

20 shares Connecticut River R. It. t,o. siock I hären Conuecticut River Cw Kock 60 shares JstafTord Rank stjck.. 00 shares Ciiixer.s' Rauk, Waterburr ntKk 3C Shares Raule Bank, Provdenee MocV ' XO snares Pho-uix Dankt Hartford st'Vk lOOshnres Farm, fii Mech: Bk llartfonl rtoclc 000'sliares Exchange,Rauk Hart ford stock 2(0 Aharea K'ate Rank, do do.. .. lOil snares t ity IMnk, Jo n.... 100 shares County do dodo.... liO shares Conn. River tank, Hartford, stock 3Q shares Hartford Rauk, Hart rora. stocjc 100 shares Charb.T Oak Rank, Hartfonl sticK 100 shares Merch. & Man. Rank Hinlonl, stock, pal in... shares Eetna Bank, Hartford, stock 200 share Merch. Ex. Bans, ew lorK. stork 00 shares N'rUi River Ran K, New Vor, ntoric 1300 shares Merch. Can a, N. Y. stocK 200 shares Vorth Auierica RauR, NrW YorR. sturx iOO shares Nassau Banx, New Yora.stot-K ÄXI shares A m-r BanR, N . V. ltri,alw:iy 11k 4IH) Pe!T.l'a uk HopuHic Rk - City Bana " l.'nton RmK HabverRanK Cormnonwealth PhosnixLanR " Manhattan RanX ' New YorR RauR " Marxet Bans Hean RanK Metropolitan RR Butchers' li Drovers UK) 40 1 100 l . ( M 4 4 (It) bti5 2i0 I'M) eoo tVintr. New Vor iitrieR.... 300 sharea iinportt-r It Traders' RanR. Ntw YorR, stocK... 400 shares American Exchange R:kuK. New YorR. itt'WR... fJO shares MercJonts' BanR, N. Y-StOCK 15 shares Mechanics & Traders' Rank, Jersey City StocK 103 shares U. S. Trust Co. New YorR.st.K-K 150 hart N. Y. Life Ins. ii trust 10., i.svoca.... iocij; to Lf ARILITIESt. Tl'e aruonntof Ltalilities duvor not due to Um ks or ntVr creaiurs nothiiig. Losses adjured and due- uone. Losses adjusted aud not due ls.OJo 93 Losms uoadjastcd, in sujpouse, waiting - fnnher proof or contested ... lM.'iSO PJ All other claims apaiust the Company are small, for priutiug, Slc. A Rfiits Instructed to use no risKS exceeding llQflW, itliout spf ial pcrruiftjtoii. Tl.. ... ....... n . .1 . 1 1 rA In Inf t n nt v. town or r village varies. , . . , The greatest amount allowed td be insured In any one Wck also varies. i'h rurwr nr Art of Incorporation and amendments U herewith 1.: - BRACE. Jr.. Hartfml. Jan. 1st, 1 Secretary. STATE OF CONNECTICUT,?., Hamord Comity, lURTroan, Jan. 1H,lT,e. r..ronTlw annearcd before me. a J ustice of the Pence. duly qualified toa-lrainister oa'.hs,TMOHS K. Rracb. Jr., iSecretary, and made solemn oath that theforeroinx tat4 tneiit f the asset and codiuon of the A.Ui lusnranee vomrany is wye. ilt.M.t IUV L.tH, JOÄieoi uie t vacc. THE STATE OF INDIANA, ) A inn or or State's Orric, V Indianapolis, Jan. 12, Sii. J wrilKREA?", the .Hua ln.ur,nco couipauy or IV llrtWd. had fili d in this Othc a statement of Itscondition on the 1st of January, the i of its incomorailon and Rtaendments wucerlv certified to. and iu written Instrument, nominating 1 Audits and authorising them fully and umcservedly toacRuowleilpe service 01 process iu the evet 1 01 suns. Now, therefore, in purs?iance of the ro-iuiremcnt of "An Art to am-sud an Act entitled an Act fur the Incorporation of Insurance Companies, dcfinni their powers, and prescrihing their duties," approved Maroi 2, lii, having presented satisfactory evidence to me of full compliance to the requirements Rnd specifications ofthat Act, I.JOHN V. RODD, Auditor of the fate of Indiana, do herehy certify that ALLEN C. HALLKCK, of Evansville. as tht Agent of wid Onminr, isauthorixeil to tran.sat the baslnessvf INSURANCE as the Agent of said Etna Insurance Company in thij state, no t, July 1st. lV to the extent that he msy be commissioned andappoiuted by the said Ccmpany. In witnesa vherni, l nave uerenmo iu'w-thto bit name and caueJ the seal of my ofbee to je alhxed, this l-'th day of January. I. JOHN W. IODD, Auditor f State. ALLEN C. 1IALLECK ACENT. fcW EVANSVILLE. IND. WM. BIEUBQWElt, Wholesale and Reiall Drnlsts WA3IIINOT0N BLOCK, MAIN STREET, KV Y.VSVIIXE, I.DIA.A. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED thastoca of J.J. Pcunincton, beg leave to call the attention of his friends and the puMic generally, to his choice aoortment of lrurs, Chemical, Paints, Oil, DvestuU's, U lass ware and Perfumery. His stock will be renewad frequently from the fct markets, and he trusts the friends of the old stAd will conuuna their Uberal parronage. Country dealers and physicians will find it to their liitent to examine kii aiocK. OVPhysicUuia' prcscripuons earefuUr prepared at al I hours. Jironghton will be on hand a nual. fcteu-tf JV M. BIERBOWER. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. J II AVE oo hand a full supply and of the best in.il OLlTfTwHlTiLIMB GRAY LIME. LATHS. HAIR. . jiYrrurLiccEMTNT TLASTER PARIS. WINDOW SASn. PANN ELS. DOORS. - . PAINTS, GLA83,&C.,Ac To which 1 invite yeur attention. Prices favorable. E. S. BABCOCK, sepUa . Water street. ItEMO VAL. A. ANSPACIIER & CO., CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, HAVE REMOVED THEIR ESTABLISHMENT from Main street, to the COMMERCIAL ROW. Oa First street, 24 door above Hf cam ore it. Their stock of clothing for the SPRINO AND SUMMER TRAUE ia now complete, and open for th-t Market, and in variety and extent we flatter ourselves it cannot be surpassed by any other factory. East or West. purchasing our raw materials at head -quarters, as we do, and manufacturing them into Clothing here, at a much less cost than the same can be done at any other point, acd having taken advantage of the late panic to aetfirea ffOOd Portion Of our Stock aim hnn rrdnrtinn. w feel con6dent in saying that intra ia no Factory that can sell at a lower rate or on totter terms. We invite the afention of the Country Trade to our stock, with full confidence that w(can supplv dealers on as good terms ae they can purchase ia any 'Western Market. Those who can net come ia rcren may be sure that weir orucra wut uo sura wua me gret care and attention. A. AN STAC UEH. sk CO. feWJ-lf T INFLATE t SHEET IRON hoses Tinplatet 200 Mis. ajjrtcd Sheet Iron: r&r -aie ry

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MISCELLANEOUS. "I'ransville Coming Up to tho Demands of the Times.' R . D . HART, A CENT FOR TnK P0LLOW1N0 MILLS AND B. MACHINES, oners for sale The Great Eastern Corn Iluskci, BHELLKIt AND CIsKANER. Which will Shell fiom 1,000 k 5.00 bushels per Jay THE AMERICAN ELEPHANT. " Th Great Xovelty of the Day: It ls-the beat Mill ever InTPtited fur the V.rtniT' u,It will tuakeTKX varieties of product. It will crij.d the Corn and Cob for feeiing auimals. It tuak.-s ciarse or fine meal as mvy be wanted . aud it will bolt tne meal as it (xinUs it , or leave it unnolted at the oplion of theoptrator. It ill grind Spices, Drugs ir almost any other suhstance a hich nqulres the owniou of grinding. It lws all these things, and requires uui a uuic pocr loariTC ii THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER. Is a Mill designed to make the various grade of numiny, anu is oacoi lue vest aiacnincs ever inveuuo. for the purpose. Bradford's Portable Rarr Irlill, Is too well known to need a description. It is the cheapest, and at the same time, the easuvt kejit in re pair, of any in use. All or the above Mills and Machines can be s-'n in operation at HART'S MlIaLiS, Corner of Second and Canal sheets, where the pulLc areinvittfd to call and see the latest improvements cf the age before purchasing tieewherv. All orders wlj be promptly filled. K. B. HART. jatij;-d wtf A FOUTCXE OF. 8-70,000 ! ! ! & TO SB HAD FOR TEX DOLLARS! SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES! Authorized by the State of Georgia. The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN L CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery , ia each of their Single Number Lotteries for Juue, at AUGUSTA, Ocorsla, in public, under the superintendence of Commissioners. CLAKS 19, To be drawn In the City of Anjuita,Oeorgia,in public on SATURDAY, J une 5th. l-Syi. CLASH 19. Tobe drawn in the-CRy of Aue,usU,Qeorgia.In public, on SATURDAY, June 12th. &. CLXS8 20, To be drawn in iSe City of Auguta,Oeorgla,in public. unSATLRUAi. June ixitn, lejq. CLASS 21 To he drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in publlo on SATURDAY. June 2Cth, 18i?, OX THE TLAS OP SINQLE NUMBERS. Fim THO US AX D FOUR IIUXDRED AXD LIGHTY'FIVE PRIZES! earlv One Prlie to every MneTIckeU. MAUMF1CCMT riCIIE3IC! to as saawit EACH SATURDAY IN JUNE! 1 Prize of .:n,ooo . :W.tX):) . 10,11 i . 6,0(M . 5,no,i . i,:ai . 1.00.) . i . fti ('(iii r-Ti . :o . li. 4 4. 4 44 44 4 Tri7.es of 4 4 a 44 , "'. .4 a 44 4 W 100 CO APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 4 Prizes of t W Approx'fi to tTrt.'.KiO i-rize arcl ,"j&i 4 do do t,l'0(l ."(0 i K p. iica " a,!ko u C. JA" -3 do do do do do 1-T 100 7:, iware srttt 4 4 5,0a) 5,lH5PrUes nmonntingto S320.0U0 Whole Tickets II; Halves ii; Quart, rs PL.1. OK TIIK LOITEH V. The Numiicrs fruin 1 to .M'.uou. correnpunding with those Numbers on the Tk'kets printed on separate i.li--of pipr. are encircled with small tin tubes and placed in ue Wheel. The tirrt 457 Prizes, similarly printeJ and encircled, are pUced in another wheel. The wheels are then revolved, and a number Is drawn from the wheel of Numbers, aud at the same times Prizcis 1 rawn from the other wheel. The N umber and PrUe drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and regMt;red by the CommUsioners; the Price being placed aoinst the Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prims are drawn out. Approximation I'rliee.-The two preceding and thetwosueceediag Numbers to those drawing the first 7 PrUes will le entitled to the 23 Approximation Prizes. Forevample: If Ticket No. It.fcO draws the e;0,00( Prise, those Tickets numbered tl4, 1 124'., 11251 and 1 12.'. will each be entitled to 100. If Ticket No. &V) draw the S.iO.OOO Prist:, those TickeU numbered S4i M'., Ml, 5i3. will each be entitled to Uu0,and so on ao eorillng to the above scheme. t Thes.nuo frizes or fJ win oe netermnn ny me iih figure of the N umber that draws the a'.O.Ooo Priae. For example, if the N amber drawing the :o,000 Prize ends with So. 1, then all the Tickets, where the number ends In 1. will be entitled to 20. If the Number ends with No. 5, then all the Tickets where the Number ends in 3 will be entitled to $-20, and so on to 4. Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following rate, which is the risk: Certificate of Pav kage of 10 Whole Ticket t) 10 Half " 40 J0 Quarter 80 lOfciehth 14 Iii ordering Ticket or Certificate, enclose the money to our adilre.'a for the Tickets ordert.; on receipt of which they will r forwarded b y tirst mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may designate. The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. fir" Purchasers will plene write their sfnatares plain, ana give tneir rost u;nce, loumy anu owe. tJf Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya hie in full without deduction. fir All ja-izea of 1,000 and under, paid irera!iattly after the drawiiiiother jirixes at the usual time of thirty daya. All communication, strictly confidential. Address Orders for Tickets or Certi ncatcs to R. SWAN & CO., Angurta. Oa. tW Tersons residing near Montgomery, Alabama, or Atlanta, Ueorcia, can have Uieir orders filled, and save time, by addressing S. Swan & Co., at either of thow cities. tV A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled to, will We published after every drawing, in the following tapers: Auensta fOeo.) Constitutionalist, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register, Charleston Ptandard, Nashville OaxoUe, Atlanta Intelltencer, New York Weekly Iav Book, Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, News, and Paulding (Miss.) Clarion. myitf Jnst lleceired by Express. THEATRICAL plays, magazines and papers, for aal at JeU shevt music and books, which will suit the times, M. L.JOHN SON "8. First street. A RA. RE CIIAN'CE FOR AN INVESTMENT! TOR i-CXE A VAL UABLE TEA CT OFZAXE, Adjoinin; the Town of Canneltoc! Consisting of about one hundred acres, one-half o which is bottom land, and the remainder extends Into the delightful hills that border the town. All of it is embraced in plat of the town of Cannelton, and ia in demand for house lota. The lower boundary of the tracts is not more than ten minutes walk from the extensive Cotton Factory and principal co mines. All the producta of the land can be sold the soil to the people of the town. It is most admirably situated for vegetable gardens for w hich the town affords a good market aud high prices. The !nd will eventually all be wanted for house lote. On the premises are three dwellings, one of which ü worth tOO; another is worth IjOO; the other a beautiful cottage residences ost IjOf. three years ago to erect Either of these houses can be had with the land, or all of them, u the purcbuer may wish: they are separated by a street from the body of the land, and all of the lots laid od for residence. The property will be sold on a liberal credit to a responsible purchaser. The location is one of the most delightful on the Ohio river, and the principal cottage with three acres iu garden and frnlt Is the most beautiful rural residence between here and Louisville. Thochief motive for offering it for sale, ii that the property is too valuable to rent, and needa more attention than the owner can at present bestow oa it. Address or apply to the editor of the Journal; Bvansville. p-yl Reapers and Movers. . A FEW of Ruga's celebrated Reapers and Mowers, said to be the beat machine now tn use, on hand and for tale by SAMUEL ORR. SEAMLES3 BAGS-6.Ö04 extra heavy and large fjt !e it reduced ratti by GRO.FOSTEE & CO.

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INDIAN RCCT FILL. CAtTTlON. " caara Merchants and Trader will ln their guanl and not o -mpcHseo v. pun t j a loutiU-rsvit ot Mutü "s injisu runt mi.. siEuc, a.-i;. muokl. ah gUHiii Root Pills hate the namu aiul signature a w V f w w es ai . , ii a. v ii iii. & v., on Ev n irfi. - t'w iivu.ibi uic iiicuur vi .uv.-X-O INDIAN KouT PILLS. hs stallt tlie rreater cart uf .uauiciuuniciuiK. luvuig llxltd r uropt-. Asm , aud Africa, as well a North Amerlrt-h is spvul 'three years among the Indians of our Western . country it was in this wuy tliat tl.e Indian Rout k " . I : t . . " i rius were nraisuov-rM. ur. MOiSe was th first I man t o etaNi?h Die fact th.U a I di-.jf nrr Ifrm IMPURITY OK TflK RLuvi-that our I strength, health aiid.life dpende.1 npon this riui f UUid. A.J. 111 It OC 4'0 tfl Leonard ttrect, Nr SorX. I) It. .MOKE, the inventor of MORSE'S IXDI V KOOT flL,L. ilV Suef.t the irivtr ..t k nie in rraTeiiii. uavuiK vmiuu i-nrvp, A si. mud A ricaas weiias North Auierit-ah. spent three year among thelitdmns of our eurn coutti v-u ai In this wav that the Indian R--t PUis were trn diici.rere.1. Dr. Mor a tin- ÜrM luan t, CiUil.lj'U th, fart that all diseases .tfifk.- in. IMk'L'KITi OK TUt RLOuD- tLatouritrenjr.h,hui4;hiUiJ JJv depended upon this vital lluid. When the various 4ssages beome clotrec.'., and Jo ntt act in perfect hariauny with tltetilTfrvii(tuiict.vri of the btxkv. the blwOd liKst s its action , ecmes tha k. corrupted nnd diseased, thin causing all iaiiis, si kness and distress of erry name: our strci.R'li is xhausted. our hetUth we aie iltn-ri ved of. and il nature is not assisted in throning tf the ti-jrDant huruors. the blood will become chute I atd c.Vie to act, si. J thus our light ot life will forever be blvwnuuu . How uopurtant then that we should ke.p the viirinus pxssages of the bode free and vpen. And huw fJeasanttt. us that we ha.e it In our power to put a meiK-ine il your ritacn, namely, Murss lndwin K.Kt Pills, manufactured fruin plants a:nl rn.t ahkhgrow around the mountain us cl.üs n Nature's garden, fr.i tin health and rccovei v of .lLea..d n.an. tins of the rvutr from which these Pilts ar uuvde is a Sudor.tic, which opens the pores of the skin, a.iU aisU Nature in ttirowing out the finer p-irts of the Corruption within. The second is a plant h is an Expectorant, that opens and uncles: the hnmors from the luugs l.y eo pouj spitting. . The third is a Diuretic, Lieh give' ease afea douole streugth to the kidneys, lhas (.otiur aged, they draw large amounts of impurity frum thv bloul, which ish n tliruan out U.ontifully ly the urinary watv pfs;C; and which on Id itot'have been di sdurfca in any other way. The fourth ts a Cathartic, and accompanies the other prepeities of the Pills whilo engaged in purifying the UikmI : the coarser particles eniHii eata.ot pas It the other outlets, are thus tak ot up and conveyed oft in great quantiUcs bs-ltlicy bovx; Kroiu the above. It is shown that Dr. Morss Indian Root Pills not vulv enter the slom.u-h. hut becoi'ie united with the blood, for they tiud way to every part, and completely rout out and cleatise the svstem irom all impurity, and tlie lite of the Ixxlr, which ia tiie blood, becomes perfectly henllav: cueourr tlv all sickness and pain Are driven from the systeMi for they cannot remain when th.' body becouws so iur,aut clear. The reason why people are so dire-ed when sick, and why so many uie, Is because they do not get a medicine which will pass to the atüicted par , and which will opan tlie natural passage forSltie Uiseiue to be cast out , heuoe a large quantity of f-xxl and oilier matter is lodged, aud the stomacli and intestines are literally overflowing with the corrupted ma, thus undergoing disagreeable fcrmentatit.ns, constantly mixing with the b)ol, which throws Ihec.nruMeJl matter through every vein aud artery, until hie is taken from the body by dbcas . Dr. Morse's PILLS have added to themselves victory upon victory, bv restoring mill ions of the sick to blooming health and happiness. Yes, thousands who have N-t-n racked or tormeutcd with sicknens, pain and anguish, and bose feeble frames have N-en sc.rchcd by the l.tirtiitg elements of rasing fever, arid a ho have been brought as it were, within a step of the si lent grave, now (itand ready to testify that they would have been nun.hered with" the dead, had It not been for this great and wouderful medicine, Dr. Morse's Indian RKt Pills. After one r two dseshad been taken, they were astoulshed and absolitcly surprised, in itn;tig their surpJisincetlects. Not only do they gfre immediate ejise and strength,, and take away all sickn-as, pain and anguish, but they at once go to work at the foundation of the disease, which is the Mood. Therefore, it will be shown, especially by those who use these Pills, that they will so cleanse and purify, that disease that deadly enemy will taxe its flight, and the flush of youth and beauty will again return, and theriospect of a long and happy lire will cherish and brighten yonrdavs. . Caciio Reware of a counterfeit signed A. B. Moorb. All geuuiue have the name of A. J. Wit UK fit CD. on each box. Also the signature of A. White & Co. AU othewre r-urions. A. J. WillTK a CO., Sole Proprietors, r.O I-eonard street, N . V. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in Medicines. A cents wanted in every town, "village and hamlet in the land. Parties detlruig the agency will address as arove for the terms. Priee S5 cent per dot. nve boxes will e cnt on reeiptof!, postage paid. Uan U-d&wlyJ TIIE LIVER INVIGOllATOR! tJRKPARED BY DR. SAN FORD, 13 A GREAT Scientinc Medical Discovery, and I daily working cures almost too great to believe. It cures as If by mafic, even tho first dose giving benefit, and seldom more than one bottle Is lOijaired to cure any tind of Liver l.tnp..iiiii, trom tne wrrsr jaunaiceor DyspiD slatoacoiTioii UnJ ich, all of which am the rami of a Uuffscd i.ivtr. The I irr ! one .f the rrindnäl remLitora of the hniuan Ixwlyjind wheu itr performs its faiKHioa.'wcil the i er of the y suin a7-are fully devrlound. The stui. ach I -almost entirely depetKlent on the healthy ai'Uou of the liver for thep" proper performance of its functions. When the StO r mach isat fanltthe bowel areatfatilt,andthe who!cawyBtcm Utters in consequence .f one organ the Jivcr having ceased to do lis duty, tor the rt iseases r' wat organ, one of the lropri-tors has made ithis stud; , in a practice of more than twenty years, SBBto find toine reined v wheiewith to counteract "the many derangeniet.t to which it is liable. To prove that thla re- iTnedy isat last found, any persou troubled with It verfonrlaint in any of its forma, has but to try aT?bottic, and conviction is certain. A cotnpounn baa beenrormeibyllssolyinggm and extntcting that rartwhich is soluble for the active virtues of the medi'.fcine. These gums remove all morbid or bad matterfrom the svetem, supplying in theirplaceahealthy Wow of biie invigorating the stomach, causing food to dice.n well, purify oig the blood,gi ving tone and hea Ith to the whole nwlunery .removing thecausespjftf the disease- and ellec -ingarr.dicalcurewithoutVuy of the disagreeable afterem.-ct8, feltby utine eafumel or mineral poison that ia usually resorted '"to. One dose after eating isl'ufnctent to relieve tha stomach and prcveut thofood from rising and sour ing B3SSJ Otilv one dose taken be- LJfOre retirimr prevent niehtmare. - Only one dose tax en atLZnlsht loosens the bowels gently and cures costive wue. one a ose taken atter cacn meai win cure vyapepia. fsyOne dose of two. UaspoQnsful will always relieve a sick headache. P! One bottle taken for fe-e male obstruction removes the cause of the disease, skihI makes a prfoctcnre. only oneoose tmmcii-ueiyreiievesriioliewiiiie OnedoseiftenreDeatcd,Ssa sure cure far cholera Morbus and a preveota-Ljiive of cholera.' ( i1imi tn.kAii nft'i. nrevenl the recur rence of bilious attacks, Thtle it relieves all painfcelipsi. :r"Only one bottle is sinewed to throw out ofthe lystem the effects of medi Bj,eine after a ' ong s.ck nei. une ouie utxen ioraunoirereroevesaii yetlowness or unnatural eol-2r from the skin. One dose taken a ghort wuine before eating gives visor to the appetite andTroakes food digest weil. . one dose oittn repeateascures cnronie uiarrhua in iu worst forms, while niinroiTand bowel com plaints yield almost to thtHrtde. uneur ivo amn enres iuiKk4ciiii it worms, hile for worm in child ru, there is no surer, saf er or speedier renaedy in "fhe m-orld a it never fails. There ia no exaptreratlon W-n tbee statcmenK they are plain, sober f:wrt s, UiatPaiwe can give evidence to prove, wnne an who uen are living tneir uuanImoui Ustimony in iu favor. Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies now oflered to the public, therttare none we can so tuliy recommend as Dr. San ford s Invigomt or, so generally known now throughout the Union. This pscparatiou is truly a Liver Invigorator, producing the most happy results on all wno use it. Almost innumerable certificates have been given of the great virtue of this medicine by the.se of tlie highest standing in society, and we know it to tie the best preparation before the public 11 vtnon Coustv DexocaaT. PRICE OXE DOLLAR PER DOTTLE. W. BIEÄEOWER, SoU Agent for Fvarsvllle. MAN FORI & CO., : marl Proprietors, 3(5 Broadway New York. c HEESE &0 boxes beat W. R. and If am burs?, for aaie ty hilweki tg mw i.f.g. DKa J01LV MAGEMSS, PIIYKICIAJT1 AND SURGEOIV. TENDERS bis professional services to the cilitens of Evansville and surrunnding ciuntry. Uffire. comer of Second and Locust streets. apZi-d&wtim VXf RAPAMILY VINKOAR-xi U.U. choice ari ticle, for sale very low by OILUERT& BOWLES, apM S renin ore ctW IME.- . JLi 2(0 RUs. White Lime; 9) Hhds Uray Lime: ltio libls. Hydraulic Cement; In strre and for sale by OKO. FQjTKR Si CO. AL LI S'& HOWES, Water street, one door above Vine, bole Manufacturer of the Celebrated MAGNOLIA WHISKY, 0 EVANSVILLE IhD. ALSO-Alkuidi of Potpeetie Liauors, and ent&ctly a large supply of Old and Canire Tlonrln. Rye ana Mooonirahe.la WhisV'w. ian2-i&wtf Mfilecwl Cups, E.V8 VOCTH and IXFAATS CT$, for Spring an4 Sommer wear at . VAÜTIER it MARCONNTE. ttrti Miu: street, lt Ut4cd M.

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DISCOVERED AT I A'Greatest Core In ihe Worl. f. I'nf. Chut. Dei! rath, Oriyiuml Jr. ... Mi n cturer cf th t 'SIIIS Oil Is the only urreme1 In -XL for !he cure f rli4mattsta, deafness, ralgla; LttnKigo;ciitica. Spiu&land Rr. t ;ir.s. 1 K-.ijioreu;lKaici)e;crainps; ci fcioti;pr.riia;d bru!üs; cuts and wtirs cUnds; t iirjüit.; rofula: Erysipel: So S e:.e.l l'.rt Jt; Womb Disorder; Satt Ith er in thetnoutnand rtonAch: l'ipitati..o: Cake.1 Brea.t;y'i:iizv; StvrThro.it; P Isv; L'lcirs; Lock Jw ; Heiut-Rurn ; Toot am Ncrvutisues-Coätivur.vse ; Murn; ."forr Uno mg littuiits lieinorme, AWesa, S;if1 Neck fcieajt:ChilWa:Ls:Itaer; 3LiLglcf;fivit.'. vnrsmd Acne; Chopped Hands, or any di are sore aiwl j..ii''iil, i I lie M.ly artk-W v vfote the ouMie that will do iu aork pertectl tin Co to tirt-mv huhUiea hsvi tn Usei by fl. ai.d prouii-'Ul the betretndy evrv discover Tu; Oil &-ti vt the vatem wltt lertrict -tirc vegetable preparaiion. Not tne alighted of h plying ittviitwHru.T or Inwardly. It U ot " a pj-a.ar.ciit cure- iu mos i cases from ten U. oitüuies The betPliysio.slu of Enrre have dL tltt a'l nrgattic der.tt. frmci.t of the anima s the erttit ot an o sruetiou of he phvsico-eleet lu the c;uic disease. A kUful applicant of pots in immediate mutton Uie nerve fluid and t , is at tice nccompHihcd. No l liy-.lu.gt, no V pur-in or .!Ut,vlr.c iJ resorted to. N ue retiuiiie wiili .ut the xiguature of Pro! Grn'.h. Li.:. iijiif I in Httnf. - rrUiCitsU lvpol. No. Wf, Aouth eighth Stthrr K'lou Ciiesjr.if. Philadelphia. C.intrv deal In Uri.-U can be supplied h4AJe and retail. ir. routs, r3 cet.ts ami 41 per bote. Tiy very thir.g else, aiU give this one slmpl Oautiin. Beciu'cful to alt for, and get Im Elei-n ir Oil, at worthless imitilcns aluud. There arc numerous Imitations )rung upr. t' Utatiou that tuv article has aouuireil. . The must ijearc--.;h ai e worthless. AFTLICTED. READ THIS. Mir-nloiHCUi-e made on one of thecitliess t con Macox, April rnor. DeOaTW Dear Sir: This is to eertift I had a tall, -pra.ned air sliouider and was afi for eiirhu.ti davs. and lost the use of nrun r.u!d tH't r.ti.se'my hand to my head and'heari tne wonaerrui cures entTteary ticoratti s h-lectri and ly one application of it I was enabled tor' hand to my bead and take oil my hat. Thaiia t vn well, and I cheerfully recommend it to r atltieUNl. The arplk-ailon was made before a t.i. persons. lours, umv, lSitucd.1 Witness J A Hafer, C H Rogers, 0 T rratklir, A R Rom, Ii V Freeman, A- JORTK 7ohn W. Era Iwis Young J W Ad erhol E O J eft era, K IHe. Macox, April 8 1 IW. DeOrath-Tiear Sir: I, Tapt. B. B. Si hereby certify Uiat I have Uta afflicted with Rbe Un for four years, and at times could not sleep. h.-aring of th? wonderful cures bv lMrath' Ele Oil. I wm induced to try It, ssd'tlie first applica the ElccuicOil 1 was at nf relieved, and now 1 theueof my arm. Tne pvikcii was made be -fifty per,ns. R. R. SMITH, Talggs C We, the undersigned, were present: J J iUtey, J li Lrantiy, 11 J Cper. I Raleigh, N. C. standard. 4 CERTIFICATE. WixsaoKO', S. O-March M57. I, David Elkln, do hereby certify that I have In ' dl v uttlictcd for two montiii ith inflammatory rh k matisin;one of my legating much swollen stifl a sore so Uiat I found it exceedingly diihco lt to walk that the still' joint has been twice mUd with I'r IeSrthscel.-brated Electric Oll w thin thirty bom ami I now bare tlie perfect use of the aälicted limb, was also troubled with partial deafness in my left et t and by a single applk-aiion of Uie Electric Oiicuy bea lug has beett greatly Improved. DAVID ELKI.V" AuoCfTi, (Ja. March 'ia ih&7 Prof. DeOrath Dear Sir: This U to certify that' have been afflicted with headache and corns on a feet from which 1 have surlcred very much and if" the application of DeUrath' Electrte oil I have t eure! of my headache and corns, and therefore rwuit: meudlltoalL P. McCCE. 1'rof. DeGrath's Electric Oil reward, I wl give2.S for the aprehensiin of a low acamp, wi printed some dirty bills and called his stun by t name of ElectrtrOil . Caution Bewaie of low pedlars and ticayv di upgi.s who put up a mud Compnaed of Ca'nphe.t aud Lard Oil, atilingit ELECTRIC OIL. Noptaj lerssell the genuine Electric Oil In the United iiu il is sold only by respectable Druggists and counis; merchants. Be sure and get DeGnuh'g Electric Oil you will be cheated. ....... - AFFLICTED, READ T IIIS. . . CKRTiriCATXa. . JLt'ct'STs, Ga. March 34 19$ Prof. DeOrath Deifrirt This 1 to certify that a boy Moses has leen afflicted with RhcumaCsm f ' seventeen years, and by one application of your ) I was entirety cured, and I cheerfully ecommend to all similarly arterted. . Yours respectfully, ' HE CR ER For sale by SMITH & E2ZAKD, sole agents at A Laut, Georgia. - Prof. CIIAS.DaORATU . . & South Eighth atree' Jr-hUadelphU. KELLER W1IITK. Sola Agents. Alsrfor sale at Dr. Pennington's Drug Store, IlaUock Ai btoddard. xC20 AVER'S. CIIEKRY PECTOKAfi, FOR THE RAPID CCRB OF CoId, Coughs, and . Hoarsened. EaiMMt L, Mass., Dec. 2Cth I8O3. Da. J. C. Ava: I do -Tl hesitate to say the best remely 1 have ever found for Coughs, Il.iarseness, lutluenaa, and the concomiUnt symptoms of a Cold, is your Chlriy 1'cctoa al. Its constant use in my practice and my family for the lart ten vears hassliown it to poasuna superior virtues to. the trerttuient for these eornpiainrs. r.iit. K.MUHT.M.D. , A. B. MORI LEY, Esj..of Ltica, 1 rTLes: i n,r. nu.i Pkctok al my elf and in my family eVer since yew invented it, an t believe it , he lmXine7o?ft pui-pee ever r.it out. With a bad cold 1 should sooner pay twenty -nve dollars for a bottle than da wi'ho it, or Uke any ithcr reined v." Croup, hooping Coush, InOuensa. BMiJiarn;tD,MASS.,Feb.7.1rf. Brother Aver: I will cheerfully certify yoa rtcTOtAL is the best remedy we pofcs for the cur f VV hooding Cough, Croup, and ihe chest diseasea,a children. V e of your fraternity ia the houth appre y out buh, 4Uia tuii'ineiui voiir meoicine tv Ott i'flfVa r- III RAM C'mNKLIN". M. D. AMOS LEE, Esq., Moxtkrkt 1 a., Tites8d Jan. I?0o: "I bad a tedious Influenza, which confined mein doors six weeks: took many medicines without ro lief; finally triolyour 1'KCToaii.by theadvk-eof ou clergyman. Tb est dose relieved the soreneai in n throat and lungs; less thatt ope-h&lf the bottle mad me completely w!L Your medicines are the che pes. as well as the best we can buy. and we esteem you Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor man's friend. Asthma or Phthisic, and Itronchltla, , . TMcHnTn,l,.t feto. 4,1M. Fir: Yonr CHceav I'RCToasL is performing mar. vet leu cures In thit section. Il luuelieved aeverU from alarming iymitouis of cotisumptiow.andisn w curing a man who has labored under aa atfectiot-.f the lungs for the lar-t forty years. HENRY L- PARKS, Merchant. A. A. RAMSEY. 31. D., Ai.bios, Moxaog Cod.vtt low, wr ten, S. pt.H, l'i,:: "Iinri.ia; my practice of many years I have found 1 oth.ng eiual to your Cherry 1'sctorai forgiving eea:and relief to consumptive patients, or curiug such aj are curable. W e might add volumes of evidence, but the moat convincing proof of Uie virtues of &U remedy found in iu eü-jets upon trial. Consumption. Trobably no one remedy hxevtt been anoTij which cured so many and such dangeroua caea tlis. &ome no human aul can reach'; bat er en to those th Cherrv Prctoral RtTords relief and a -m fort. Astor HocsB, New York Citt, M rch , 1C. Doctor Avas, Lowtt.i.-. I feel it a duty aud a pleaonrw to Inform you what your Cherry PbctwRAt, haa done for my wife. Siie had been f ve months laboring under the dangerous symptoms of consumption, from wh-h no aid we could prorwre gave bt much rlif. Pheias atealiy failing, wotil liy fcuong, of thia city, where we have eouie for advtce, recommended a trial of your medicine. We bless his kludneca, as we do your skill, for she has recovere4 from tliat day. She is not yet as strong as she used to be, but is free from her cough, and calls herself well Yours with rratitude and regard, ORLANDO SHELBY, O h ELB Willi. CONStrTlPTIVK, d- not despair till rnu ha a tried AVer's Cherry Prctoral. It ismadehyoae of the best medical chemists in the world, and it cures all around us bespeak the high merits of its virtue. lPbiadtlphU Ledger. Prepared by Dr J. C. Ava, Lowell Mass.; ana sold by Keller St White Evsnsvilleund by Druggists, and Merchants throughout the country. At wholesale by J. C- Ayer at Co,, Walnut street Cincinnati. - e ..vC LOVER SEED. 5 W.U. rece-vM this day brl z. h. C'iok fa aov.t LONDON NEWS, at ap23 DORELL& CONTNCTO Gardcu Seeds ! Garden Seeds for 1858. 2 J H. Cook K. Son Ac'nU fw the sale f Landrath J Si Pon's Celebrated Gaden Seeds have just receded their hrt shipment this day, vis: 1 10 do ten Papers Early York Cabbage; 100 An Si Larre Drumhead d, W) do do Ox Heart do 100 do do Lrtu&hea1 Savoy An ' !i0 lbs assorted Cabrere Leed in RnUt 100 dozen Papers Red Wether 1614 Onton 100 do da Yellow Strasburg do W) do do White Silver skin "4 50 fits asortod Oalon .Jeod tn Bulk; ID dos. rapers aaa a re and wtute S51U L tier VJi do Prt .do oft ddo do Cucumber; do do fipinacbl do do Lettuce; f.i do do do Melons; 1. d d Carrot; J do do Cres or Peeper Orass, fA do As Assorttd Toira ej; "fiO do do do Radish; 1 8 B u shebj assorted Ranai 11 do do Peas; 3 d do Corni 1 4oten assort Bes: ' StvSsRe. e4idin Bulk Just roceived Rai for sale cs wbleral ard eetajl b-r jac-dtw-tf Z.H. COOK, t SOT, AgeotsHydraulic Cement. SfS PBT ?. direct tojp ttjrBtartiartuis',fer ?l:r,rT 9AX. YICKERY.nMain aa'e V.

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