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rtlLUBU Tr . Y. CA RULE. . Y. M. THAYER. . . . JNO. II. McSEELY. - trxDCR tbk nan or the ' ? EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. TEBM8 OF 8CBSCRMPTMO.Y. - Diilt rapcr . .?5 00 (Mailed) . By Cve wek (payable to Ci rhrs)...-, Tri-Weekly I'aper 4 (iO 2 00 1 00 " " Clubs of 16 or more-...., ssTh privilege of yearly advertisers is United to tlieir own tmmodiate business, in their own name; um I all advertisement for the benefit of other persons, a well a legal advertisement and adver-ti-vmt ntg of auctiou sales, and advertisement with the name of otluT Ponton, teat la by them, muet 1 paid for at the usual rates. n9.No report, resolutions or proceedings of any corporation, society, association or public meeting and no communication designed to call attention to ny matter of limited of individual Intercut can be inserted, unless? paid for as an advertisement. . . T,Contrar t for yearly advertising will not ba 'discontinued unless an order to tltat effect ia left at tlwt office, and when dlsoontiuued in leea than a yar, tle prieo of the whole year will ba charged. Dl'!5al advertUetnanta litreafter, will be pnb li.ht-d at the expenae of the attorney ortlertf, and not delayabl for legal proi-eedinga, bat collectable at oitr tvoal time. 9tSnr term for Job Work and transient adverliiteuients treCASU. - . BUSINESS CARDS. Ei j u m Tjyrx u himif J x o j. ciianDLEUand BLYTIIÄ Hi'NKS. have aMocUted theinMelrea together aa partners in the practice of Law, and will attend promptly to all biwineaa con

nected will tnetr proicsnon, which may be entroated to tlfta. JOfflo on Lncrnrt street .oppoeite the SherwooJ llouae, EvanrrjUe, I od. aep 126-1 y jraLMfAMT 4.-ruJS8, jttomXlneyi at Law and Real estate Agents, ' Will practice law and mako collections in Yandvrburgb and the adjoining counties in Indiana. They bare also established in th city of EvansTille a t , BEAL ESTATE AGENCY. . , Where they will attend to the purchase and sale of XvansTitle city property, as well as farms and farming landa in any of tin Western Htates. They will also procure, purchase, sell and locate Und warrants, pay taxes, collect rents, examine titles, or attend to any other bosineas appertaining to the duties of Attorneys or Itcal Estate Agents. - Lots in all parts of the city, and fanning lands In various loealitk-s fur sale. Ofiies on Third street, nearly opposite the new Cowt Home. - ASA IQLFHAKT W. S. ANTHf S. - janlo-ly - (Notary Publio.) 77) VJ " tW-üf K.VH KiJH SMyM TJLy torvtyt at law, Notaries Public and lteol CdUte Agents, Evaninriile, Indiana; ' ' ' - Wru. practice law ia the Courts' of this State, will attend to the ndlection of cbUms in any part of the United States, will buy and sell real estate in the city of Evansville, in Vanderburgh and adjoining counties and In the West generally, and will perform any other duties, pertaining to Attorneys or Real Kstat Accnts. Lots and farms always for sale German poltet by a member of the Arm. 03-Omce oo Third street, opposite . the Conrt House, in the rooms formerly occupied by the Ute nrm of Lockhart, Parrett A Den by; . . CIAUM DKA BT .ACOB LVXKEXHXUIEB. octUlly . . - jrou.yp. cMittr, ram ublmc, 4Jr At the Kvansvllle Library AsnocLition Rooms, Köster' Vuilding ; will attend to drawing up deeds, mort paces, and all other waitings entnuted to him. uciatf - . ThOnt DJLZF.LL K CO,, U'JTEIl VJr street, Evaniville, Indiana, Wholesale Dealin tirorarles and all kind of Produce, Nail, r.lasa, White LtnM, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White Lead, Linaued Oil, Also, constantly on hana a lull ttock of Sash, rw Doors, Ab., of alt miMM. . . ... . . - ap20 . rrjVIK OLM M-'IBM MJy ItVStJS MittS M AO A IN. ALLI8 A 11 OWES, Forwarding and (VimraimiMi Merchant, Rectifiers of the celebrated Magnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds of Prod nee, superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, and Foreign and Domestic Lbjoors, e., Water street, Seeowl door above Vine, Kvansvllle, Ind. nrxar n. alus. lewis uowes. febo-ly ' , . , t jrn9UK KLERK Mittatl, WMM.Mt ww sale dealtr in Groceries, Produce, Kails, Window Glaus, Glaxsware, Ac. Ac., No. 47 Main street, between First and Second, Evansvill, Ind. K. V. VUIUIt. JASIKS D. KIGOS. sep6-ly ... " , ' .

WPIIESTOJS HUOTUERH, WHOLEML 8ALS GROCERS, Dealers In Foreign and domestic Liquors, corner First and Sycamore streets, Eransrille, Iixl. , . ap30-ly 17 Jf' mahiiee te to., wholeWW sale Dealers in Lry Goods, Boots and Shoes, First street, Evnsvillc, Ind. ap2d-'iy TTh.l l"MI 8, .V ÄO.V, MEOm JLM CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Block, Main atreet, Evansville, Ind. ' neadNuartrs for Elegant Clothing made to order. Gents' Furnishing Cowls, snch as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Ac, Ac. AW, a rarietv of Piece Goods, made up to order in the Tory best style and mauncr at quick terms, small profits and extensive sah. . . ap'-7 TThECKBB K MXJ.UMiM, MAjrUfJH'MM torers and Wholesale Dealers in Lard Oil, Indies, German, Palm and Family Soap, Ac Storerooms Main street, between First and Second erects. We keep constantly on hand a good stock of the above named articles, and are ready to supply oar customers at home and abroad at Cincinnati prices. ' janli TTBI.y M. JX.O VERy WMOM.E8JLB S and Retail Dnaler in Pine Lumber and Shingles, Corner of Main and Seventh Streets, Evansville, Ind. novSl TThOCT. Mi. r. EHR.JtJJ HO MOijUsVpATHIC PIlirSICIAN. Office on Third st., . below Tine. . . ' . , ml-ly v TfT'jrJS.V T PRESTOJS', WHOLEAA. SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, First street, Evannvlllo, InJ. Merchants will always find a full stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, at this House, which willbe sold on fair terms. sopZl STUM RLE H. WELL, WHOLE- , IL SALE HARDWARE DEALER, First street, (opposite Maghee A Co.), Evansville, Ind. Orders for Hardware promptly tUlod at lowest Cincinnati prices. . jan 20 sTilTl HOTEL, WJTER tTREET, Vv tietween Main and Division, Kvansvülo, Ind. octl-tf , WM. H. B01C0URT, Prop. - fit Hl'RTZ, WHOLE J LH .VX WlLw RETAIL CONFECTIONER, and Manufacturer of all kind of Candies, takes. Cordials, - Preserves, JeilieH, Ac, First street, between Main And Locust, Evsnsville, Ind. Moot horn Fruit al- - ways on hand. Orders from families or private parties for articles in hi line of business attended to ; at the shortest notice. fts7An Ice Cream Saloon is fitted up In the best ' style. my7-$m 7PT i 0.VO.Vs B9 OK STORE 0TJJs)BOOK BINDERY and Blank rr7-v Book Manufactory, First street twecn Main and Locust, vans-f made i ville Indiana. Blank Books made to order, with or without printed beads, and Magazine, Mwic, Ac, bound in any style that may be desired. ' ' . feblfr-daw - FlffH It E POT I. T MP, HBf.TI4.VJ Tiolcsalo DeAlcrs in Crocpriw, Forpipi ud domestic Liquor, Importers of Holland Herri tuns Prunes, ChocoUte, Ac, Main street, two doors back of Second, Evansville, Ind. mh27 7 lJ'S 11 LL E 8EEI Jf Q UI- ' JUC t' LT L' K A L WAREUOISE-We have opeu'.axl a seea and Agricultural Warehouse. Have n " hand and intend to keep a full supply of Field and I Carden Seeds; aluo, a full assortment of lanplijnents. We are Agents for ' - ' " ' ' McCormkk'i Bcaper, Mower and Reaper combined. " '. - Yoang America Corn and Cob Crusberj ; . . Sanlord's Straw Cutter; - . . Ravmond A Roberto Plows; .' . . PoälMxly'a Premium Proliflc Corn; Landreth A Son's Waranted Garden Seeds, Ac. -' t bl5-daw . Z. IL COOK A SON. TE1REM. Mi EL HOJX'HRIO, VOJMIIHML sion MiHTcnnnt, No. T Lafayette street. New Orleans, fot tho sale of butter, cheese, Urd, rpg, dried fruits. Hour, Meat and all sorts of Western Pro- - dixe, and for the purchase of Groceries, Ac - Csh advances made on consignments. - malA-ly ' 7WJ.JI8 HO CK. JIEJYDB at 8 OJ OjLL KyEaatside Elm, between First and Sec.ond streets. JAMES C. ADAMS, Proprietor. uTb Louisvillo and Shawnee town. Stage Qfficciktpt t the above House. --. -'- - aug!7 7P7V.V1.vä'sV, west MMirt tJrM of the fnMlc rwre, I'i incttcn, lad. S. ,

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PATENT MEDICINES.

7771 R. MORSES MJHMJJ BOOT UP PILL CAUTION. MerciuuiU and Tralers will ba on their guard and not be imposed npon by a Counterfit of Morse's Indian Root . i i . a a ft - t a as n t ili, signeu a. w. wah. au genuine Koot Pills have the name and signature of A. J. WHITE A CO., on each box. . . DR. MORSE, the inventor of Horm'$ Imti Root PiVy has spent the greater part of his life in travelling, having visited Europe, Asia, and Africa, as well as North America, and has spent three years among the Indians of our Western country, and it was in this way that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered. Dr. Morse was the first man to eetab i h the f tct that all diseases arwe from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD that our atrength, health and lite depended npon this vital fluid. A. J. WHITE A CO. 60 Leonard Street, New York. . PR. MORSE, the Inventor of MorVs Indian Root Pills, has spent the greater part of his life in traveling, having visited Luroiie, Asia and Africa as well as North America has spent three years among the Indiana of our Western country it was in this wsy that the IndUn Root Pills were first discovered. Dr. Mors was the first man to establish tSe fact that aU disease arise from IMPURITY OF THK BLOOD that our strength, health and life depended upon this vital fluid. . When the various pascpagos become clogged, and do not act in perfect harmony with the different function of the body, the blood lose its action. b emnes thick, corrupted' and 'diseased, thus caoeiog all pains, skkness and distress of every name; our atrength is exhausted, our health we are deprived of, and if nature is not aaited in throwing off the stagnant humors, the blood will become choked and cease to act, and thus our light of life will be forever blown out. How important then, that we should keep the various pawiaga of the body free and open. , And how pleaxant to us that we hare it In onr power to pot a medicine in your reach, namely, Morse's Indian Root Pit s, manufactured from plants and roots which grow around the mountainous cliffs In nature's garden, for the health and recovery of diseased man. One of the roots from which these pills are made U a sodorifie, which opens the pore) of the skin, and assists nature in throwing out the finer parts of the corruption within. The second is a pUnt which is an expectorant, that opens and unclogs the humors from the lungs by copious spitting. The third is a diuretic, which gives ease and double strength to the kidneys; thus encouraged they draw Urge amounts of impurity from the blood, which is then thrown out bountifully by the urinary water passage, and which could not have been discharged in any other way. The fourth U a cathartic, and accompanies the other properties of the pills while engaged in purifying the blood; the coarser particles which cannot pass by the other outlets, are thus Ukea np and conveyed off in great quantities by the bowels. From the above, it is shown that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills not only enter the stomach, but become united with the blood, for they find way to every part, and completely rout out and cleanse the syttem from all Impurity, and the life of the body which U the blood, becomes perfectly healthy; consequently all sickness and pain are driven from tb system, for they cannot remain when the body becomes ao pure and clear. -' - The reasoa why people are so distressed whien sick, and why so many die, ia because they do not get a medicine which will para to the afflicted ports, and which will open the natural passages for the diseaso to be cast out, hence a large quantity of food and other matter is lodged, and the stomach and intestines are literally overflowing with the corrupted mass, thus undergoing dinngreeable fermentations, constantly mixing with tho blood, which throws the corrupted matter through errry vein and artery, until lifo is taken from the body by disease. Dr. Morse's Pills have addod to themselves victory upon victory, by restoring millions of the sk'k to blooming health and happiness. Yes, thousands who have been racked or tormented with eicknes, pain and angnih, and whoso fteble frame have been scorched by the burning element of raging fever, and w ho have been brought as it were, within a step of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify that they would have been numbered with the dead, hod it Dot been for this great and won derful medicine. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pill. After one or two doses bad been taken, they were astonished and absolutely surprised, in witnessing their surprising effects. Not only do they give immediate ease and strength, and take away all sickness, pain and anguish, but tltey at ones go to work at the foundation of the disease, which is tho blood. Therefore, it will be shown, especially by those who use these PI1U, that they will so cleanse snd purify that disease that deadly enemy will Like its flight, and fhe flush of youth and l-oanty will again return, and the prospect of a long and happy life) will cberirih and brighten your day. Cactiw. Beware of a counterfeit rigued A. B. Moore. All genuine have the name of A. J. White A Co.on each box. Also Ms Signatare of A. White A Co. All others are spurious. . A. J. WHITE A CO.. Sols Proprietors, 60 Leonard street, N. Y." Dr. Morse' Indian Root rills are sold by all dealer in Medicines. ' Agents wanted in every town, village and ham let in the Und. Purtiea desiring the agency will address as above for the terms. Price 25 rents per box, five boxes will be sent on receipt of $1, postage paid. (jaall-dlwly jf e. wosm: r co., co.njatsmtojs P Merchants, X. 115 Magazine street. New Ortans. La., devote their atteution to the sale of Western Produce and the purchase of Goceries, for which an experience of fifteen years gives them more than ordinary qnalitkationa and facilities. Refer to F. Y. Carlilo, Evansville, Indiana. . Jan3-Cin WOHJS'H VRLEl'K CO.,M'OR W.iRltlog and ConimiMxion Merchants No. 00 TthoopItouhu street. New Orleans. JOH HriLCV...MM .........T. iCLLtVA.v. septl3'37-ly .... w.TAe tm ho ttt mm i mmtthimg- mete mmd htmuttfml im th temtf mf Jtwtlrft, Wmteh- , Sttwir If larr, I'lmekm, Npetrlt, tCe.t sirs immu J f emit ml thm mm ffSA ssmmC mf BMTTROLEM Y MOJS mn Mmln tlrttt mtmr Hteond, tvhr Ihtjf teilt Und m st ap jast esrjr full tmtli mt rrp lc pritill mrtteUm ttmrrmnttd Im ht Jwt ma rtprssenfsst. ayl4-2md&w njHJT 0 UM BEL TVtV.V.'To refute utML terly statements made in an advertisement in another column, about the "New - York. Belting Co.'s" Vulcanized Rubter Belting and Packing, it is only necesaarv te say that the editors of th SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. In a long and elaborate article la their columns (which every reader of that Invaluable paper has seen) recommends the New York Belting Co.'s Belting above all others, and by way of a clincher they Ute that they use it on alt tlieir presses and machinery. This Company is wealthy, and I am authorized to guarantee the article matte by them equal, if not superior to any otlter make. The rapid sale of the New York Belting to our Urgent machinists, mill, and factories (to men who are Judge and cannot be deceived) U sufficient evidence of its value, but the testimony of the Scientific American can't be set aside by a disparaging competitor. "Nnff ced." Jut opening th eighth shipment to me of Belting since summer, for sal st Cincinnati prices. CHARLES S. WELLS, New Store, ' dec3 Opposite J. H. Moghee A Co's. "ZhiOJL! COjMLU eOJLMW have now on hand and are dolly receiving the beat COAL that has ever been introduced iuto this market, which we are selling low. Good currency will be received In payment. Orders left at the store of J NO. W. IIUGHE3, next to the State Bank, via be promptly attended te. Janat-tf jy0j f. HUGHES. 'F&iW LUMBER -MRDW'e are now V V offering for sale to the city and country trade our whole stock of lumber at retail. Having extra faciMtiet tot mann&cUring and baying pioo lumber In Pennsylvania, wa think we can oner Inducements to purchasers that they cannot find elsewhere In the city. We shall at all times be supplied with a full assortment. - Also, pine shingles and d renne d, flooring . always on hand. Call at the office on the above corner. - ; v . , WATSON, NEWBERRY A CO., Corner Main and Eighth streets. nov!7-ly - ' -- jaMJVMS L I'M RE U ih subscriber would MT respectfully call the attention of carpenters and builders to bis stock of Pine Lumber, which is one of the largest and beat ever yarded in tbU city. Prices at low as the lowest Office corner Main and Seventh streets. JOHN F. GLOVER. Jlyt - - ' 7TB UYE 8Ui.VtJLES.ijo,i0 No. 1 piu at ohinglee, for sale low. Also, 50,000 Poplar. - JOHN i. GLOVKK, - JlyL . - Corner Main and Seventh streeta, JTBMUMLEU H4LMOJS UBRRI.MV. ML 1'k-kervl and Whli Klsh. 10O whole and half barrels in fine order and beet quality; -40 whole and half barrels Mackerel; 100 dos. t and pound cans Oysters; - 200 drums figs; . . 26 bales picked Spanish Mor , 50 down Baldwin, Meyer A Co.'s extra Quality Lemon Syrup; " i -- 400 dozen whole and balf boxes Sardines; -' '10 tierces choice Bice; - - - ' Supplies of Cheese received weekly, during the summer season, t or sale by - ' GILBERT A BOWL LS, jH - V ' Sycamore street near Water.

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A Asylum for Jxkbrxates. Anions the practical and most useful charities of the day, is the project of providing asylums fur habitual drunkards. With ' all the discussion we hare had for twenty years on the subject of intemperance, and reform of the slaves to the ; vic, he case of the drunkard seems never to have been properly understood and, treated. The" excessive drinking of liquor brings on a physical, and finally a mental derangement, that renders Its victim as incapable and irresponsible, as one whose mental and moral powers have been impaired by . other disease, and he is entitled to as much charitable consideration, and should receive ' tho same treatment as like sufferers from other causes. He needs to be led away from temptation to have his physical health restored, and his mental and moral powers re-eeated in their empira over the grosser passions. "The drunkard is in truth a sick and insane being, in need of nursing care and medical aid- If the State cannot arrest the traffic that brings thii misery upon the weak and tempted members of society, there is no question of its duty or of it powers to create an aylum for the cure or protection of those who may fall its unfortunate victims." The State can make no discrimination in its charities with those, whose misfortunes are the consequences of their own sins, or those who suffer by the act of Providence, . An asylum for inebriates would restore more useful men to society, save more individuals from the lowest of human degradations, and diffuse more joy to afflicted families than all our other State charities. The subject has long been discussed in New York, and efforts have been made to awaken the attention of the State and Legislature to the subject. A few benevolent individuals have at last determined to erect such an institution, by private means, to be located at Binghampton. ; The citizens of that place hare donated 232 acres of land, valued at $50,000, situated a little outside of the town, on a plateau elevated 252 feet above the rivers, and commanding beautiful views of the valleys of the Chenango and Susquehanna river?, for more than 20 miles. Here amid noble scenery, invigorating air with kind nursing, gentle discipline, and affectionate admonitions, the poor, weak, outcast inebriate, may find physical health, mental strength, and moral power to withstand the tempter and recover hU self control, and finally regain his manhood. ' There is no charitable enterprise that gives so many hopes of great and happy results. ' Fifty thousand dollars beside the land has been subscribed, and the foundations of the buildings are already begun. Among the contributors there are eight hundred physician, four hundred clergymen, ninety judgrs, and ninety editors, the President of the United States and his Cabinet officers, Justices McLean, Gricr and Wayne, Martiu Van Buren, and other distinguished gentle men. The trustees are sixty in number, and arc men of the highest character as individuals and men of business. CSF It is stated in the New York Times, that Commodore Yandcrbilt has outwitted the Frenchman Billy, and secured the exclusive transfer to himself, in perpetuity of the Nicaragua Transit . Route. His agents arrived in New York last week, with a deed of concession dated the 8th of May last which grants to Cornelius Vanderbilt, Horace F. Clark, and their associates, the exclusive right of conveying passengers across the Isthmus of Nicaragua by - the Lake Nicaragua and the river San Juan. An act of Incorporation makes the grantees a perpetual company, with power to create aad issue stock, and transfer or sell the same. It exempts them and their property from all taxation and Government dues, and places them on the footing of citizenship, with the right to sue and defend in all the Courts of the Republic. It further gives them the right to elect a President and Directors, and to make such by-laws, rules and regulations as may be necessary for the international management of the company's affairs. ' It is said the specie, 100,000, in amount, has already been shipped on a special steamer, to Gray town, to pay for the grant, and agents hare gone out to take possession of the route and property, and the line will be opened at once. If these statements be true of which there is no doubt, the route is secured . under American control, and is safe from foreign interference. : . - : Government Receipt suid) Kapernd,'The current fiscal year of the Government cspirei on the 30th Inst. Estimating the receipts of the last quarter at $8,000,000, which it will not exceed, the revenue and expenditures of the. Government for the year will thus stand: .... .. -: For three-quarters - - $36,024,933 10 Fourth estimated . - - - . 8,000,000 00 $44.024,933 16 Fxpentjiturcs, "as estimated " by. J. Glancey Jones -$84,667,273 30 Deficit for the year -, - $ 10,642,335 14 A deficit Of $40,000,000 Is more than was ever incurred before, even in LLnc of war, and indicates the necessity of some immediate measures io restore the national finan- . . .... ,..-.. V JQfThc Macomb county bank, of Michigan,' which resumed payment few days ago, after a cuspt n ;bn, ha failed sa'n-

PaoriTS or Hotel Keitisg. The United States Hotel Directory, a paper devoted to matters relating to hotels and their management, says . '. - - . The belief that all our first class hotels are "making money hand Over fist,' is one of the popular delusions of . the day. The successful establishments, in a pecuniary point of view are the exceptions, not the rule. As a general thing, the proprietors of the second, third and even fourth-rate hotels . oftener , retire rich than the proprietors of the "New York," the ' 44 Astor," the 44 Metropolitans," Jjc, ic '. And the reason is obvious. The expense of keeping up one of these first' class establishments is cnormora. There is no end to the painting, papering, allering, re-furnishing, Jcc, necessary to keep snch a palace aj the "St. Nicholas," for instance, in "apple-pie order." And then, too, such houses as we hare named are under the most extravagant rents. They must be located on the most costly lots, built in the most magnificent style, and furnished in the most . sumptuous manner. They ,mu.t be "officered"- and u manned at a higher rate of wages :'thdh the inferior hotels; and of course, the provisions for the table must be in proportion. Literally, the best the market affords, must daily regale their guests, . regardless of cost. The clerks, the stewards, the cooks, the house-keepers, must all have " fat salaries," and when salmon is liberally provided at seTenty-fire cents a pound, and all other luxuries in proportion, there is . but a small margin left from the per diein for board, usually paid for living and luxuriating in a first class hotel; The expenses of repairs to bouse and furniture, besides all that is done by the landlord and what is charged to servants and guests for breaking, is more than S25,000 per annum in the 44 St. Nicholas," and the "New York," in New York. In all hotels servants are charged with all tby, break

accidentally or unavoidably. The sales of wines at the fashionable hotels in New York, is about $100 per day. This gives an aggregate of $36,500 a year, one half oj which, at least, is profit. The bars, also, of euch magnificant establishments as the " St. Nicholas," contribute largely to make up the deficits of other departments. A single cask of liquor dispensed in shilling glasses yields a very handsome sum. Kansas. The proceedings of Gov. Denver in the settlement of affairs at Fort Scott, has given entire satisfitction to the people of the locality. After investigating past occurrences, he did . not arrest or .- censure Capt. Montgomery, to whose charge so many outrages have been laid. It was shown be had acted with a large majority of the people, on the defensive. Gov. Denver ap pointed a number of reputable citizens with sufficient military force, to secure the inhabitants from 'further - molestation from the band of plunderers that have, for too long a period, under Hamilton and other noted ruffians, been the terror of unoffending citizens. So clearly satisfied was the Governor on bis visit and inquiry, .that he made short work and acted with promptness. In the trial of Lane, for the murder of Jenkins, the testimony has been very contradictory, satisfying every one that gross perjury and subornation had been committed. Public opinion was strong against Lane, notwitstanding his acquittal. , JaS'-Mrs. Agatha Millandon, widow of the son of Phillippc Millandon, one of the oldest and wealthiest French Creole families in New Orleans, has sued her father-in-law for libel, laying her damages at $100,000. Two of her children were taken suddenly and mysteriously ill, and one died. " The grand parents became suspicious that the children were poisoned, to secure the large estate to which they were entitled, to the mother. And the old folks were bold enough to declare their suspicions; hence the suit. There appears to have been no warrant for the libelous charge, and the rich old grand father will have his pockets depleted by the verdict of a jury. . ' . - ' J5r By the hist advices from Oregon, it appears that the excitement caused by the discovery of gold, on Frazer's rirer, in the British possessions, still continued; and that 3,000 or 4,000 miners had gone from California and Oregon, to the territory. The British Governor of Yancover's Island, had issued a proclamation, forbidding all vessels entering the river or trading upon the coast; and all jtersons from mining, without first procuring a licence from the Hudson Bay Company, for which a round tax was levied. It was thought the miners would pay but little regard to the Governor, or his proclamation, for they are the "powers that be " at present in the territory. ;.- m tST"The Memphis people have been highly lauded for their noble generosity to the sufferers on board the steamer Pennsylvania; but it appears that there were individuals so mean and selfish in ' their conduct towards some of the victims, as to impair the credit which the city hod acquired by the generosity and benevolence of its citizens generally. In one case, two widows, the mother and aunt of a young man who was scalded, and died after reaching Memphis, were robbed of $500, which composed nearly all their means, by the extortionate charges of physicians, landlords and nurses. ggf It is proposed to treat the people of Boston to cool drinks, during the hot weath er," by throwing a few tons of ice, every morning, into the reservoir of the water works, from which poor and rich draw their supplies. This would be a blessing in which all would share. " , i . " Joy The Supreme Court of the State, adiournei lart work, to racrt again in August-

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

ML C. 1IALLOCK. v . .. r: EVANSVILLE INDIANA; Underwriter and General Insurance Agent, and ' ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES. ' Fie continue to issue policies from several FIRST CLASS and MOST RELIABLE ... MJYVURJ.XVMJ COMPJJS"IM8 PC TUE COCNTBT, OX IKlaXD A XI riBJB RISK. lie will ah-o receive applications tor LIFE INSURANCE. POT lie win do attend to the ADJUSTMENT OF LOSSES of every description, nnder polirfcs from other agencies, and attend to the aettiement of all matters connected with Insurance, for parties interested. His long experience as an Insurance Agtnt, has made him familiar with all subjects mntwcttd with the snl jert of Insurance. fapS8-67-lr. 7TB T.VJf .VI-KVE COM J.aT.Vl mil HAKTFORD, CONNECTICUT. STATKMKVT of the Condition of the XTSX INSURANCE COMPANY on the 1st of Janutry, 1S5S, as required by the law of the State of India ua: The name of the Corporation is A2TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, located at HaRTronn. Coirs. The Capital Stock is ONE MILLION DOLLARS, and is paid up. The Assets of the Company are: far. Market Cash in band and in Battle . 9 87,901 9 , .Cask in special .tinposlr .- Hartford banks, with accrued. r 9t mh Cash in kamt of Agents, and... Ill t 9lT6 mm m sin um Real estate uninrumtxired...... 64 MortKare Bouds at per rent SS0.13100 lGrt.ST'i 05 47.CÖJ 45 interest . J1000 $1000 44,00) 00 28 do do 6 per cent, Interest 1000 1UU0 28,000 00 10 Jersey City vt ater vonds e per cent, interest.......... 15 Hartford City Bonds, 6 1 Mr 1000 1000 10,09) 00 cent, interuet. ....... ... 1000 I00O 15,0) 00 5 Milwaukee Bonds 10 per cent, interest.............--1000 1000 5.0U) 00 Money due the company se cured by mortgage., Bills receivable............. " 5,4 H 01 35,177 18 300 shares Hartford A New Ha ven R. R. Co., stock 100 112 33,00) 00 8.34$ 00 101 shares Boston A Worcester Railroad Co., stock. ...... 100 7S 250 f hares Connecticut River R It Co., stock 100 CO 1209 09 5 shares Connecticut River COb stock SO shares Stafford Bank stork 60 shares Citizen's Bank, Wa. terbury stock...... 100 1.25 6,000100 100 100 5,000 36 shares Eagle Bank, Providence stock 60 60 1,800 30,000 " 44,0 12.010 26,4(0 ' 11,01) -O.UO 60 ,0(0 40,91 . 10,0(0 l.OtO ' ?r 300 shares l'hurnix Bank, Hart ford stock 100 100 400 shares Farm. A Mach. B'k. Hartford stock 100 no 300 share Exchange B'k. Hart ford stiM'k. ........... 240 shares State Bank, do do 100 shares City Bank, do do. 60 100 IUI 0 110 110 60 100 shares County do do do.... 100 loO shares conn. River Bank, Hartford, stock 60 120 435 (ha.ru ilartford B'k, llart ford, stock..., 100 115 100 share Charter Oak Bank, ' Hartford lock.. M 100 Mhare March. A Man. B'k Hartford, stork paid ln. 75 shares Xtna Bank, Hart ford, tjrk 100 100 200 shares Mvrvh. Ex. Bank, New 1 erk, stock-. 60 65 e,fi0 " 200 shares North River Bonk, rtew lork, stork 85 f5 8,500-. 1200 shares Menli. Bank N. N. Stork ... 2C 106 31, O 20.0UO 200 chare N. American B'k, New l ork, stork.... . 100 100 200 shares Nassau Bank, New lork, stock 100 85 85 115 100 10s 106 108 7 t-6 Btt 125 105 95 .75 105 SOil share America B'k., X. Y. IOO x.vo 21,0 Q.0M 21.JSJ 10, s 21,0 ,10 M.OW 1U.5M 24812 50 airt l'j.ouo '" 15,0)0 42,000 300 Broadway B'k, 25 400 & l' 40 1 100 500 555 3Q 2 4JO 4' 00 People's B'k " Krpublio B'k, 44 M City Bat.k " " Union Bank M HauoverBank " Commonwealth " " I'hu-nix Bank ' " Manhattan B'k, New York Bank M Market Bank " " 0tMn Bank " MTtpolita nk " " Butchers' A Drovers low 100 50 100 ino 20 50 HO luo 50 luo Bunk, New York stock 300 shares I mporters A Traders' Bank, New York, ftock . 400 chares American ExchanKe Itruik, Ji-w York, stock. 25 110 22.000 100 95 28,600 100 95 38,000 e20lutres Meivliaiit' Bauk, N. Y. stork .. 50 105 ..43,050 15 share Mwhanie A Tra-dV-rV flunk, Jersey City Stick 100 95 2,12$ 100 luire U. S. Trust Co. New York, stork. ... 100 100 10,000 l.'iO snares N. Y. Lifo I us. A Tract Co., N. Y. ttotk 100 150 2200 $t,50v587 W LIABILITIES. - The amount of LUhUities due or not d'te to banks or other creditors nothing. IoHes ailjiiKtvd and due none. I josHe mI justed and not due... $ 12 036 90 Louses adjusted, in suspeuae, waiting - ' ' further proof or contested.. 101 c9 85 all other claims againft the Company are small, for printing Ac A genu Instructed to take no risk' exceeding 1 10,OOU without special permiMion. The grtatest amount insured in any one city, town or village varies. ' The gn atent amonnt allowed to be Insured in any one Mock also varies. The Cliarter or Act of Incorporation and amendment i herewith presented. TH0S. K. BRACK, Ja., Uartford, Jan. 1st, J&ie. oecrvtary. 8TATE OF CONNECTICUT, Uartford County. I as.' IlAKvrtico, Jan. 1st, 1S58. Tersoa'dly appeared lfore nie, a Justice of the Peace, duly xualifled to administer oaths, Thomas K. BaacR,Ja., Secretary ,nd made solemn oath that the foreroinx statement, of the assets and condition of the Atna Insurance Company is true. HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace. THE STATE OF INDIANA, Ai'Piroaor State Orricr, Indianapolis. Jan. 12. 1858. Wncsr as, the A2tna Iusurance Company of Flart ford has tiled In this Office, a statement of its condition on the 1st of January, la.", the act of if incorporation and amendments properly certified to, and it written InMtruiaeat, nomiuatiug its Agents and authorising them fully and unreservedly to x.-k nowh-dge servioa of procesa ia the event of suits. Now, therefore, in pursuance of the requirements f "An Act to amend an Act entitled an Act for the I neorpor.it ion of Insurance Companies, defining th-ir powers, and prescribing tlieir duties,"aplroved March 2, lao. having preeeuted satisfactory evidence to me of full roinplianee to the requirement and tpwiftvatioii of tliat Act, I, Joitx W. lioon, Aulitor of the State of Indiana, do hereby certify Aixrx C. II allkck , of Evansville, as tlie Ap-ntof said Company, is authorized to transact the business of Insurance as the Agent of said Jtna Insurance Company in thia State, up to July 1st, 1854, to the cxtrut that be may be commissioned and aji-oinl-d by the as M Company. la witness whereof, I nave hereunto uUeribed my name and caused the seal of my uflke to 1 affixed, this 12th day of January, 185H. JOHN W. WOOD. Auditor of State. ALLEN C. HAXLCCK, Acrrr, SawvilK lad. feb JTOUV UM24LV, OOOM8BLLMIB sT tJ STATION ER, corner of Main and Fint f treeU, Eranaville. Ind., ba for al a general araortaient of School, Classical, Medical and Miscellaneous Books. blAXK BOOKS OF AIL JTADS. Writing, Letter and Wrapping Pavers ; Steel Pens, Quill. Ink, Pencil, Envelope, and Co1Ik and School Librarfaw furnished at the lowest rate-. . fttrCvnnty MerchanU and Teacher are invited to call and ezamin the stock. ajASJ -rrparEB .vsv.-v UMBBBOU8B, MV ttST SREET, NEAR MAIN. C SCHMITT STARK. .. jr.VC'O USAGE UOXE UASUrACTVRJSG. W vri to call ths attention of mr old rufUtnert ami everybody ia wan of elegant and VirXl Furniture to our new and very rich Patterns of Jofns, KN-iable, Divans, EliAbet ft and l"arlor CLairs in lUir Cloth, PlutU and Brucatel, whbh will be ready tor inepcrttna iu a frw dav. . Kwry article Id the 1'pholstery Line Is male under our personal siwrtutondence and expr"ly tor th.- City Trade. We make It our aim k sll as rittvip a any house in the West, and all we ask fas Che us a rail before you to aad spend your "J??'' abroad. C SCU1UTT STARK. . mpSl - : . - - - ' TftAJfJIJs:' JJIEMICJl.y' HOTEL, I w iSwr-risH-v mmm. ar , -m . " . , f-Tbis kuw ba keen reMted aad refurBtotud, and to now in ane c-Mer. -'

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

KNICKERBOCKER, Life Insurance Company. OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. fy TJ TEME.VT OM7 THE CO.'HIAJttTON OF THIS COMPANY, MARCH Lrt, 1537. CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION, $173,792 4. Capital stock... .?loo frf 00 Life Insurance for Prem ami, c. ...... 1 S MS 23 Interest received and vvrnctL. XM 21 ' ' ..vooG 49 DUbursc monks including Losses, Sala . ries. Rent, Taxes, Commission, Medi- -cal Fees, Dividend to Stockholders, " -Ac, Ac,. . 82,401 OS Total Capital aad Acruranlation . $173,732 44 . ASSET. Bonds and Mortgagee, Premium Kot, Bills Receivable, Loans on call, Ca.h, ' AC M.HM.MH..W.-MM.H.M.M-MMMHtM.Sl$Sl'jO 3 Accrued Interest and Premiums unpaid. 4.7:11 61 1'urnltur . 900,010 - - 1 ' $173.792 41. STEPHEN C. WHEELER, Soe'y. 17WIUIAM Streit, ) New York, March, ltw7. f At the request of the President and Botud of Director of the Knickerbocker Life lasurauue Company, I certify that the mode of comparinc pmrat varao of The Tolidc emplood ly the fV-cretary of the Company is scientiftcälly' cosveet, and - in accordance with the preerripUon of the charter. I also certify, that I have compared the list of polities furnished tue by the President as on the books of the Company with valuation tables sufficiently 1 1 test the accuracy of th reauita given by the Secretary, and find the values as stated ithin to be numerically correct. That is to say, the present valU" of the future eisk of the office on all outtstandiug lolkies, or the diOVrcuce between tlie pn-ent value of future premiums to 1 paid on them is S4o,9C7 19. The total value of policies, the holders of hi:h are entith-d to dividendü, is S.V-"7 02. And if the surplus is eorrertly stated at 571,312 71, the difference between this and the present value of the future rfak of the Company on existing policies, afur deducting 10 per cent of it for tlie relief fund, is the proper aiuouut tor dividend, to-wit: S24.C1097. Tho trnu principle of dividend is to assign to each policy holder who has insured on th mutual plan a hare proportioned to the present value of his policy, which is the true value of his interest a a stockholder of the Company. This share amounts to 10 per rent of tho present value of tlie policv. CHARLES W. HACK LEY. February 2Wh, 1857. . . As Agent for the above Company, I am prepared to tasoa Policies, on the most favorable terms. Pamphlets giving ail desirable Information, can be had on application. - WM. T. PAGE. Evansvttle. ApHl 21th, l6iL.ly. - -. F Tan 8J3MMt.VJSU4L 8TJTBmrnt of Un mjlairt mud runJüivnqf Oit UOMEJS'. SUJUSCE Comyamy, of the CHg .Vw lork, l Hid dam of IhccMher, 1857. AMrra.. . '- ' Cash Balance In Bank ...$37,000 66 Bonds and Mortgages (being first lien on Real Estate, worth at least Stl,000)-,460,600 00 Loans on storks, payable on demand, (market value of securities, 8253,47)... .150,859 Bank Stocks, (market value) 77,000 00 Real Estate, No. 4 Wall street, (the offioa of the Company) . C70 72 Interest due on Hie 1st of January, 1a58, (of which 12,625 9 3ha since bwn re- . . - reived) . 14,375 93 Balance in hands of Agents and in course -of transmission from Agents on the 31st December........... 4.. 2f,U8t 73 (Of . which 7,857 57 has aiuce b n re- . reived). PremiunLS due atid ancollected on Policies issued at Office . v . 2.07 M Total .........MM.........,...MkM..M.M,.$J4l 31 Outstanding Losses on 31st December, 1857, etlinate4 at $39,410 01 ' ' Doe Stockholders on arrount f Seventh Dividond 1,700 00 1 fti.no 01 CriAS. J. MARTIN, Trej't. ' . A. F. WILI.MARTH.Vk-e Pres't. J. MILTON SMITH, tVc'v. A. C. IIALLOCK, Afcrnt, jellMlCm ' Evansville, Ii,d. J!SL'Ki'tJrXr2rv ffTJ TEME.T OP THE f O.VHMTIOJ' Oof the CITY FIUE I SSVIUSCE VOM fA. VI . Hartfurd, Jamtnrf ltf, 185S. RAMS ASIt LOCATION. The name of this Company is tb- Ctrr Firk Inia.etct CosPAXir or llAkTroRD. The Company is located at Hartford Connecticut. CAPITA!.. The amount of its Capital Stork U one hundred and fifty thousand doll.tr. The amount of it Captat Stock f.UJ up is one hundred and ni'iy thousand dollars. Cash on hand ...... lo, lJ8 08 Csh in the bands of Ageuts and otln-r W,4'i9 V Bonds owned by the Company, in 6I ,fs 2l Mortgngn lknU of the Indiana Central Railroail (Company, laying "ini-aii-nual interest of 10 pt-r cent Debts due the Oomiwiiy, set red by mori 10,000 00 gage un Real Eitafe..-..... ... :;i,910 00 Loaji on collateral securel by Ml sh.u-r of Bank Stock, ami ottvr Stocks and Bonds in pow-wk of the Couipaiiy 7!50 OH All other securities are Cs8 Mi;m-s Bank t""k slsti' vio Bills rwvivable 12, tVi Aecrucd Intereft.. 4.0:i Nt, Office furniture..... 577 17 Total asn-ts of tlie Company . $192,079 5o MAaiLtTtKS. Losses adjiftcd snd ut due ...$3,775 00 Losses unadjusted, and in sua- ' , iense, waiting lor. further proof. .' 5,170 00 All other claim ngainst the - . - , . Company et-tiiuatod .....I,t25 00 in 1 Hi , Total liabilities $13,0) trt - The greatest amount insured in any one risk is $5,000. ... The greatest amount allowed to be insured In any one City, Town or Village, varies an-ordiug to its size and class of projrf y. - The greatMst amount ailo-et to be insured in any one block. Varies as in the receding. No part of its capital or earn in tri am deposited with nv State or States, as eecurirv for losws therein. H. D. COND IT, lt.'t. L. BRAINACD, Se-y. A.C. IIALLOCK, A.snt. Jel4modAw Etamvilb-, Ind. if jE.trri m. M1.-0PFIVK f-VJ Jf.IlesidiM ia Mr. Caldwell' Building Locust, boar Kocond Street. . Thanki fL fr the liberal iiatronace given to hliu last summer, In-has returned to Kvanvilli-, with (he def?n of bnxuaing a prrmaneut titiaeu, and ree pectfully offers hi profc-MÖoiiat -rvi'e io all riiseaies. acute or cbr4iie. While Ir. B. regard the scientific nie of water a the Febrifia;uni Mstnura, be nvcrth-b ums all tlie safe rentediea ImsTIi of the Alopnthic and Eh-ctrte Si-IhioI as alj'iie t. dixcarding all injurious and poieonous medi-iiic. , He would call the at tent io of the public to the following SPKfJTAMTIF:. ' CASCxas Removed without the kuife and permanently cured. BaoxcHins a Cowrsmox Tiat.-d by the new system of inlialation of medicated vapors, a f wted'by valuable expectorant syrups. . Disxases er the Ei es. Persona who have had their rjvm burnt with various kind f caw-ts-, rereiving little vr no U oelit, will find it to their Intarest to r.hang thetrsatment. FXWAI.R Diseases Will be treated with recaarkable success, Varinu new remedies will be d, a tba 3(agneto-lectrk xai hin fur nerton diseaset, Ac. Ac . The subscriber ha a choice assort meat of pur drags and medicines, (wines and brandies for medical purposes only), and th most iwpular patent medicines at retail. Pfcraoos eallias; tor medictte, aud payimr (or them in the office, may have medical counsi without charge. - BcT Fbyi-4ans' proerrtptlonB tioth of the AIm-patbk-and 13sctric school, arefuTry popered at sU toiuii. A. BKATTT, M. D. DlTll-ly . ' flMJYttVMLLm PjtfKR WISREuouse. We have now on band, and Her on liberal term?, a well assorted stock for printer and bookbinders, among which we name 500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted size -1000 Straw Boards 1000 Tar Boards, ' ' ' ' ' As well a colored frlstina; ' rsper ; plain Cap and Tlose flat Cap; Di my, Medinm, white and colored Cards and Card BoardV, " which we csn hare cut to any siz?; IVet-officS paper, Mauilla Wrapping, Printers Ink, Ac. " We also beg ..ave to call the attention of dealers to our st.vk of 2500 asmdlsa Wrapping Tapir, and 100 grot of Bonnet' Hoards. The highsst markot prk pail for Rait', tyi

PATENT MEDICINES.

JTJkigCO VERED JIT Lt8T. Greatest MiM Cure in the World for Palul Prof. Clias. DeGrath, Original Invvntor and Manufacturer of the v ELECTRIC OIL! . . , Tai Oil Is the only sure remedy in the world f?t 1 the cure of rheumatiion, deafm-Hs, evut, neuralgia, ' lumbago, sciatica, spinal and bronchial rompUiats, ttcdlorenx. headache, cramps, croup, pile, felons, . pralns and Lrul, cuts and woonds, swelled glands, stiff joints, scrofula, erypei- ore nipples, swelled breast, womb disorders, salt rheum, canker la the mouth and stomach, palpitation, eruptions, ' caked breat, quinsy, sore throat, palsy, pleurisy, ulcers, ha-k-jaw, heart-burn, tooth a Jul earache, nervousuess, eoslivoness, bnrus, sore gum of teeth- . ing infants, hemorrhage, abscess, stiff ne k, broken breast, chilblain, tetter, shingles, frosted f.et, fever . and ague, chapped hands, or any disease that are sore and paint uL 1 tlie only article ever brought fcufore th public that will do its work perfectly in , -from three to twenty min a tri has been nsed by thousands and pronounced tlie bast remedy ever discovered. This Oil arts on the system w (tb electricity 4 of pure vegetable preparation. Not the slightest dan- . ger of applying it outwardly and inwardly. It at " once gives a permanent cure ia most rases from fen to twenty minutes. ...... . Th best phyakklorirtta of Europe liar discovered that all organic dTarumrnt of the animal )ktu U the rfl'-rt gf an obstrwetion of Uie ptivsicu elrcJrtcflsW 4n the organic dis-sj. A skilful appilcant vf this Oil puts in imatedhUe motion the nerv fluid and the cure is at once areomplUhed. Na bledinns, no vomiting, purging or blistering is resorted to. ' None genuine without tlie signature of Prof. C. DGrath. Lata-I signed in writing. Principal Depot. No. 39 South Flghth tret, three doors below Chest not, rhiUdslpliia. Country dualen ami druggists ran be supplied wholesale and retail. Irrr 25 cents, 0 cents ad 81 per bottle. . . Try every thing else, and give this one similetrial. - . .-- CAtTtox. Be eareful to ak tr, snd gri DrGrathn Eletrii- Oil. as wortliH-ss imitations alauud. - . There are numerous Imitations fprutg up on the reputation that my srth le has ai-quinsl. The pub-' lie must beware thej are worthless. . ' AFFLICTED, BEAD Till. . Miraculous care made on one of the ritixrai of M.on. - - M ino, April , 1157. : Paor. DrG rath Dear Sir. Thia is to eertlfv that I bad a fall, sprained my shoulder and was cälrted for eighteen days, and ht the trae of my arm, and could not raie uy hand to my head, and bearing of the wonderful cures effected by DeOrkth's Electric Oil. and by one application of it I was enabled to raise my hand to my head and tak off my hat. Thank God, I am well, and I cheerfully rnrojnoMnd It to all the afflicted. The education was saad. before a hundred persons. Yours trulv,' - 4 ' .... . Sicntd", - A. JORDAN. . Witness J. A : nsier, John W. Brantly, C II. Rogers, : Lewi Young, . O. T. FrankUn, J. W. AderhoU, - - A.B. Roa. - K. O. Jeffer. 11 -.( B. P. t'rccnian. 1, K. Price. - -.. -"' - Maco. April a, IPS?. Taor. DrCaaTit TVsar Sir: I. Capt. B. Ii. Hmlih. hemby certify that I have been aCUcted with rlsrnmatiem for (Jar years and at tim could not slsep. By b-riiig of the wonderfid rure by DeOretk Electric till, I was induced to try it, and by tho first application of the. FWtric Oil I wa at once relieved, and now liave the u-e of my arm. Tb application was made lefwr ftftv pcrvons. ... B. B. SM ITH, Twiggi Co. ..Wo, tlie und'nigned, were re'-iit: , ' ' J. J. Rib-y, J. lt. Braut Ir. H.J. Cooper. '- KnUUkiX. C.)War. " CERTIFICATE.' ' '.' :.: r Winhüuom's f. C. March 9, 1?7. '. I, Daviil Klkia, do hereby c-rtity that I hare been badly afflicted for two months with lnflAmma tory rheumatism, one of my le being much swoil. en atitt and sorv u that I found it eiceedincly difficult to wa!k that the still' joint has been twlc rubbed with 1W. DeGrath's rek-brsiel Electric Oil within thirty botir: and I now have the perfrt ue of the affiic;-d limb. I was als trouief Ith partial deafness in my h fl er, anl by a single applicatinti of the Electric Oil tny koafing lus been greaJly improved. , . : . DAYID ELKIN. Ar; put a, fi., March 157. kA- t - Prot-. 1 have been afflicted with headache and mm turn, tur fii-t from which I have uflered very much and by the appliiraf km ' of DeGrath'c Ucetrio Oil I have lw cured vt mv hcadrhe and and theretre rccommeud it to all. P. McCUF. Taor. DrGsvh's Elk-tsic Oil ?SS Rrw.tan. . I will fivm ti-'i for th apprwliensiou ,.f a low acamfs who printed some dirty handbills and ralM Li stuff by the name of FJrtrii: Oil. CAtrioa. Beware of low podlars and pfc-avuna drttZRisr whs put up a atuff "mp"l id raanpitena and lard oil, calling it l-l ;ri- Oil. No ddlars m II the (nuine Ek--trii Oil in Hh United ttatm it is sold only bv iMpe-t' th' druzicts and etwiatry mi. hauls. IW sure and get DeCralh's Elearic Oil, or you wi'l be ch atsL " "AIFLICTED, READ Tni. CERTtriCATZ. . . Ai'!i'r, G. March 2, lfi."7. Pnnr. Di.Gr im Ivar Sir: This is to certify th.if wjr Iwy !! bw boM afUk-ted wl'a rhwutnatisni f,r wvrMeen y.-ar. and by Hie epplic,tk.a of your H fie was entirely -uiei,and 1 chv.-rfullj rommeiM! it to all iiuilsrly aficeted. . . ", ' Yours respectfully, - J. HEUBER. For sale bv SMITH it F7.7.AKD. de ec-nt at At lanta, Gec.rU. PROF. CHAf. DcGHATH, ' 1 South Fitbth tr-t, PhiUvlelphie. KELLKIt A WHITE, sole agents. Als, for sale at IT. P nniutou's Irug Stor,and HalloiJc A Stoddard's. H tJ mEWDRtOOOUSSRRiitL: ' . . At a. EMB1CU S". N E W DRY GOODS, For Sale Koa Can Oxir.. NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED . At . EMBICrjV. NEW DRY 0D.S For Sal Koa Cassj tlsir. XEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED AtS. EMBICH'i N EW DRY OOOD., For Sale For Caan 0ir. NEW DRY COOIS ARRIVED . . . At tf. EMBICUU NEW DRY CiUlOS. For Sab ' " t on Cash Onlt. ep3 STOH.tGE WV.T:l.-W are prepared to etore in our Fire Proof Varhm, any qnanttty of Oaiii. rrsliK-e, r Man hand its, on lb UioM liberal tcrmn. Having Lirirn snd airr rix up stairs, atrti-ular cam will lie taken of llouwliold Furniture, Agricultural I HtplenH-Mt and atl kind f gU r wares liabb to dainir frm damp or rut. - InsurstHie efteie. at the lowest Are proof rates, by tlie rtxotth, or Utnr wUtt desired. Warebwuee atel i4t roraor of lmtt street and W. and E. tUnal. and iu-t C"iiveuiot ! Khi;ptug by River or lt.uinwui. Aj'plv to nj'iH OFO. reTrR A C. et.WiL BTOHJUE hae a lar d."j. Id Wan bou- ai the t'anal Ilciu. "al4n if storing auy amount of ifalmv, whs-ti will ! teelwd, slond, taken c.ire of sml l:ld su.s"t to the owaers orders ou sn.ist ruasuiisble trrui. - ... . . . K- r P.(iU'BIlXT. mh2C-tf ' ttJEW MRRIML F LCMRhR JT O v tits New Lumber lard, turanf of iUm and Eighth, Street. - - . - ....... Isonont to make rKw for ewriiew stack id LUMBER now bcre, and oath way, w will 41 our DryLumtxir at very loir prlres, alidlsM thka ever before eCorcd Io this market. Whav-agnnd stot k of Ptne Shiagles.' Dres Flooring, I Ire ft-Uiug, Ac., alwny on haoLr ' W will be receiving Lumtr-r diret from tra MiS in Penarvlvsnia, by every rise during ths sms.m. . WATSÖN, NLWHEURY ACf. jny2T.tr - - - . - - Wn.BEEV.TB WMLnj1 M"jjaMVV , LYEWIr. .MACHINE.The test, liuipiest and Uiorft difraM Ma, biM I n". .Th-y uks a lr., lock stitch, tbs esuie wpou both side of th work. Sri ing with e rest f-tcility fhe thM-ket and thiaue-v fabrics. Any spool of thread, uHton or silk, used wilbout renew. I 'Mr. .til machia-i warranted threa years, sad fall iatdnn-tlon given to enaLl pur laen 4 asc than sarl-fartorilv. Atao C . j Tf HmmUty Mewimf ffsfsls, The best s'tagle Thr sd M biws in fhe market. A eenrt Mitu(ent I tV-riac 3Bir.hine Nik. Thread, X.-d.-s, t-m ir conetantty on hnnd. tUD. So. l,XarUv flail " sayl4-em ' . r. M. SELLMAV. Asysw. svssa-ft m ta iis 'hoc sie, WILL. M tKß UYEK5, ProtAM'r:, tora-r llrsf aad L ru-t iuar frusn stat 1 tr r4 Bi:.tt

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