Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 204, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 July 1858 — Page 3

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SATURDAY MORNING, L...... JULY IT See "First and Fourth Pact for Interesting Xltadlng 31tter. . , ". 1 .,Circjtcn notice.'. Divio service at St, Faul' Episcopal Cburch. cn 10-aaoiTOw, (Sunday), July IStb- Rev. Javas Bcsix wlU cCciate. t , x i ' - " ' . - r- , ? '' " CCMCTtXM '.PllEfiBYTXElAS - CHtSXH. - "Preaching hereafter, morning and evening, instead of morning and afternoon, aa heretofore. This arrangement trill, at least,' be obseired daring the wann weather ' göyCall at' LYO-sVm'. First street, for i ' furniihi'nar coodH, ' aad Devlin's fine rlöthin-r or leave TOUT rdera with him; j and he will get you up elegant and st jlish garments, at a "fair price. '. ; -. " i JqJVou will find, this afternoon, a choice lot of heeled Shoes and Bootees for ladies, misses, and children, at Hughes dry goods store. . Call and sec them. Price moderate. Quality first rate..;. . T L ; V ' i . tgGodcyY Book for. August, has already been ' received. Its . embellishments "arc a beautiful rural summer scene, au elegant colored fashion phite, numerous pattern tut, and other illustrations. It is also full of interesting matter for the ladles. fc5?0wing to the large buäineSÄ done ia the city this season, there haa been a great scarcity of goods of many kind.,' and purchasers haye been lamenting the difficulty of supplying their wants; this state of affairs la being rpcetlily put an end to by our friend Hughes, at the corner of Main and Second atrcets, who m daily receiving many very de&irable articles in the dry good. and ehoe linc Givo him a call. -'- . ' MEXICO. A Washington dispatch, says that the Constitutionalist party in Mexico, in case they succeed in overthrowing" the Zuloaga Government, intend to make either Qaerctaro or Aigno the scat of the Federal Government so as to destroy the centralizing power m .Mexico. . - i - ' ' '. ' : r 1 : ' Cairo. The" water has subsided and the people have gone to work to repair .'their I ' 1-1K , TV Tor!.. ITAna-?a tInrr MJ 1 e . j - ' a fitted and put in complete order. Four hundred men are employed in repairing the Illinois Railroad, and the cars, have been enabled to pass into Cairo on temporary trestle work.- . . .) j ." 5SMr. ; Johnson has a full supply of Harocr'8 Weeklv for the 17th Inst, contain- I a m w . ing a portrait of Henry Ward Beecher,' for the sight of which every one would pay the price ot tne paper. Jonnson also nas a large package of the New York Ledger's for the present week , to be distributed among its numerous readers and admirers. SSa?"The waters of Lake Erie are now six feet higher than - they have been since 1823. They have ovcrflowd a large quantity of low land on tbe shores, and caused much damage and inconvenience to settlers. It is supposed that the wing dam at Black Rock obstruct the outlet of the water through the Niagara river. BgOur friend 0' Neil, has performed winders, this Bcason. He has surpassed his former efforts in tho art of manufacturing most beautiful Clothing for the gentlemen of the city. His business is fast increasing. Mr. O'Nbil is doing business for Mr. Hughes, on the corner of Main and .Second streets, where ho would be glad to how gentlemen some of the finest French doc-skin cassimcres . ever brought to this city. Clothes brought from an- other hou.se, manufactured to order, aitd .warranted to fit. Crops In Indiana. In Randolph county the wheat crop i not more than half an average crop. The oat crop is au entire failure. The wheat crop in the Soulhern part of the State is harvested. In the rlvtr counties and for the district extending from 40 to 50 .miles back from the river, the wheat is good. In some localities it is injured by the rust, but the increased extent sown will more than make up for the damage; so that the crop will, in this region, be a good average crop in quantity. Oats are badly damaged, and there will scarce be one third of an ordinary crop. Corn, though backward, looks . remarkably fine, and with a late fall, a good crop will be made. " In Carroll county, the wheat will not be a full yield on the average but will be good in quality. Corn is backward, but looking well The ptisü ernn rood r . 0 r D Ia Hendricks the wheat crop is comparatjvely good. Some fields are badly injured, iut the majority are not Only good, but very good. Oata rusted. Cora doing well. In Vermillion, not more than half a crop cf wheat will be harvested. It is rusted an I shriveled up in all the bottom lands. In Tippecanoe, although a portion of the wheat is badly rusted, the harvest will be more than an average one. In Fountain and Warren counties the wheat is more injured by the rust than was . ,.. , . UnAJVa ma m.m - w -a a tli V I VF j0 arc poor in these counties. Oats arc not worth cutting. Corn looks well. Ia Bartholomew county the crop of wheat iviU not exceed half an average product, nor will the corn, yield more than one half a crop unless the frosts are late. In Decatur, there wiü be about twothirds of a w heat crop. Oats aro a failure, and farmers look for about half a crop of corn. . " In Franklin, the wheat :s a l average crop, and corn is doing well. In Miami county the crops of wheat are very fine, nearly as good as last year. Corn is doing exceedingly wclL In Noble county, although injured by ruat, the wheat crop will be an average one. Oats arc fair, and corn is growing finely.

Special 1 Koikes.

..tTarwrrraf Jitney TAsv Mfhttt prlet ' paid, for nUaoU, Wiioriifln and Tennessee note, in f exchange for bankable fund, by 'jlyW-lm ; - - l '----'AMIS HOWX. iVolksbofe copy. ' 'V '.' " " ' ' Zr. Cmrfr'm "- Zl ", sc 'I esr Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Spittixie of Blood. Taio ia the Fida and Breast, J PUuriay, Whooping Couk ' Croup, l iver Com plaint, Palpitation cf the Heart, tad all diseases the Throat and Chert and Lungs. No on should neglect a Cough or Cold a tagte' day.' "Millions dis aanuallyby neglecting a Common Cold.' Cough and Colda lead to Consumption, and then 14 early death.' Reader, have you a Cough, Cold W any. disease of the loop? Procure at once that celebrated remedy,' t. Cu rut' Cocca Balsam. which aevwr falls to relieve a Cough la twnty-kmr hour and always cure the worst esses cfColdf, Coughs and all disease of the Throat and- Lungs In a Urm day. Price- Trial bottles, 23 cents. .Large bottles 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for & Da.' Eactxmxt. comer Third axd Oirmtnnf. Pt. Louis, 31 o., aole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to Ret the genuine. Mold brltallock k Stoddard, W. liierbower, Liocb A CaWfett, Keller and White, and by druggixU puerally. f ' .mySMy i. Y - - I-, . i . , ; t , . . i , t ' . Dr J7srf'jr'a Jodim mmd Hmrtmpmrillm Will curoall dlscaaos arming from an iDipam state of the Elood, or a 'depraved condition of the fluids of the system, viz: Cancers, Swelling of t!io Glands, Rheumatism. White Swellings, Chronic .Sore Eye, Pilo, Boll, Erysipelas, Coitrr, Pains la' the Dunns J and Joints, Ulcers In the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Diera. , ThU ntrntkiae searrbos out the rery root of t!:o diwaie lj purifying the blood, and changing the ecretluns in the system, thus removing the cause, which render the cure certain and wrmanrnt. Dr. Fjuttrrlv's lodinn and SarsapariUa wUl eure the wort mercurial dUeaee and drive out - and divtroy eery particln of mercury which is in th iysteni, and cure it Lad effects; " v ' .. ' ." - ' It will cure Sfondary Pyphili or Vrnereol Dineascs, and will drive the SyvhUitle Virus and all hereditary taint and poMoncme matter out of tho ysttm throogh the poret of the skin, and restore tho Patient to a perfect slate of ImaUIi and purity. It Is a poeitive cur for liver complaint and dyr-ep-sia,if used a proper k'ngth tf tira. I challeng the world to prodoee its equal in tkew complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind that Ir. r-tcrlv"s Iodine and RarsapariUa will r ur al! Norvow" Di. , Female Complaints, Dropsy, Grarrl, IHtaera of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs 'ia a few days. . . . . . : .. . It wUI remove .Pimplea nd Blotrbee from the Face, and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as alabaster. It does this by purifying the blood, and by Its prompt action on the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretory Organs, producing vigorous health. Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula, Old Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skia and all Cutaneous '-"e, are auvweato procure CridW'e 8alt Rheum and Tetter Ointment to apply on the Sores, or diseased parts, when wing Dr. Rutcrry's Iodine and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and Samaparilla purines the Blood, and causes the sores to di-hargn their putrid matter, and the ointment rual thorn. When both are ueed (which I always rerommend) a permanent and radical, rare id always cffc-tnl. . Thcr an the best aud moot bowerful rural i tm kn0wn to man. A Cdr trbl is all I ask-1 do nt fear the result. Prios of the Iodine and SanapariUa $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. Gridley's Salt Rheum Oint ment 73 cents per bottle. Both are prepared by Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Che nut streets, St. Louis, Missourf, sola proprietor, to whom all order must be addressed. 1 US.SoId by TI allot k A Stoddird. W. BierUrr, Llech k Calslett, Keller k White. DruggkU, In EvansviUo, and by Druggists generally. mySl-lyins. Dr. Bmktr'9 tfpetHc teilt emrt VNarrhea, Gleet, fit rieture, Seminal Weakness, Chord.e. Blee aw of the KMnry. Itladtfc-r, an. I all diMgu- f the genital organs. Rcad-r, have you a private div ease? Do not neglect it. I via? in da nitron. Dr. Baker' 8peclflc ! a af-, hpe-dy, and radical cure. With Dr. Baker's Specific you can cure yourself, and prevent exposure, aa pluin diwtion fr use accompany the EQ.Hli.-in-." Prfc-e l M p. r bottle. njuBa. Eabtirlt, corner Third and furotnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom sll orders must be addrvud to got the genuine. Sold by Hallock k Stoddard, Lclch k Caklett, Keller k White, in Evansvllle, and by druggi.t generally.' my31-lylna Dr. Hooptr' Ftmml Cordial tell! cur all Female Complaint, m h a Exctiiv, Suppressed, or Tainful Menftruatlon, I'hwr Albus or Whites,' Bar rennet. Sallow Complexion, Ildarho, Iizlness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds, Checked ri rsplration. Execs, Over-Excitement, etc., of tbe 8cxual Organs. Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial Is universally acknowledged by the ladies the beat remedy e-er invented. . StaJTrW ?1 per bottk, or six bottle for S3. Da- Easteilt, corner of Third aud Chesnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., Solo Proprietor, and to whom all orders must be addressed. Sold by Hallock k Stoddard, W. Bicrbower, Lioch and Calslett, Keller k White, in Evansvllle, and by druggists generally. ; m31-lylns Dr. Ha.ttrty JFtttr aast ff Är, will cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fever, snd all the various forms of Fevers Incident to Bilious Climates. If there is a man, woman or child suffer ing with Ague and Fever, they aro advised to procure Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. It is a poeitive cure speedy and permanent. . Try it. Price Si per bottle, or six bottl for S3. Dr. EabTEKLT, corner of Third and Chestnut street, St. Louis, Solo Proprietor, to whom all Orders must be addressed t j get the genuine. Sold t-y Hallock k Stoddard, W, Bierbowcr, Liech k Calslett, Keller k White, Agents for Eransville, and by druggittts generally. . rayl-ljinn JlexicüTt JIuttmng- Unlmtnt.Mt It I eighty years since thia Liniment jss first offered to I the afflicted. Many millious of bottles have been uaed, and it has given better salL-taotion than any article ever before tried fr similar rurrOi.S. It powers a specific power over inflammation, and J chronic or accidental dcrangeiuont of the Muecle Joints, Ligaments or Skin. It is a source of great pleasure to feci that wa.havo been the humble means of relieving such an immense amount of suffering, and have caused many thousand to "leap for joy," because their pains were ruVvcd, their wounds healed and their stiff Joint inado eltic. Unscrupulous parti., rcgardle of their obliga tions to ourselves or the public, are engaged in at tempting to introduce a apuriou and miaeralde ar ticle under another mune, by representing it to 1 I the same or similar. oa .Bo on your guard: Buy I none but the original .MEXICAN MUST ANO LINIMEXT, and you will not bo deceived. U. W. Westbrook, Originator, BARXES k PARK, feb25-d&w3mD. . Iroprieten, New York. immMCHI-VUSMDE HOttSK tfHOKS WfJL TheTrovIrou and Nail Kaetorv.at Troy, r. 1., have Henry Burden a Improved IIor Shoe Machinejry now in Buccfful o ration, and are prepared to execute orders for Horse and Mulo Shoos, Of ailV ciirht anil ivnlfern. ut 1 price but little above the price of Hone Shoo Iron. xue quaiuy oi tne Jron uwd in the-c shoes is warranted in every rewpect. These shoes liave been approved of, and are now used by the United States Government exclusively, as alxo by many of the pruiuiw oioso uiu vniuious Kompanie and Horse Shocrs throughout the country. Any person encloeintr. S3 to the undersigned, will hav a sample of 10O I be., aborted aizea, sent to his adJrws. Orders axMresiod to the subecriber, at Troy villace, will receive prompt attention. W 31. F. BURDEN. Agent, apl6-ly Troy, N. Y. jniJi'Mi if.tvx,;. 4uo,uuo No. i piuo JL SbingU-s, for sale low. Also, 50,000 Poplar. ' j Jtyl I.ljLUtLJi, Corner Slaiu sod Seventh street?.

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

IT THX F. w. Lixa. Last Night's Despatches, . , The Railroad Accident. - 4 - : : New York, July 16 p. u. - It " appears that only five persons were killed by the ac ident on the Eric road. Louis Lar and wife,' of New (Mean, re- ' px rted to have been , killed, are only sdighti lv injured. Mr. and Mr.- Urown, of Tioga All y, also rtp neu a 1 icu in nm cuspaica, are hrinj, but badly hurt; each of these couple had a chili killed. John H. Beales, of liotoo, was only slightly -injured. He returned to the city to-day. ; , ' ... : u ; v -' - ( Near r all the passengers who were able. ( proceeded on the . passage . westward thU morning. Il . T i ; .'!' New Took, "July Icp.m.'.' Six companies of recruits for the array on the Pacific side, will' be dispatchod on the twentieth on the V.ainer. St. Louit,' which i. to depart for Aspiuwall that day. . - ; , - . . : : 'llAÜrAx, July 16-"-p. u. The India bill was further debated in the House of Commons. " 4 x '- , Numerous amendmcnU were offered ; all voted down." v.-; " ' . . : i A' report wa circulated that the laying of the Atlantic telegraph cable was. nairlr completed, which sent np shares from fivo hundredto eight pQ.undsJL-- ' Great sensation was created in Vienna by a report that -Russian ship . had joined tbe Frtnrh slips in the Adriatic A dispatch from Madrid says that Gen. Concha had complained to tbe Government of English insults in Cuba, and ako that Spain woo! J demand explanations from England, concerning insults to . the SpanbU gr.vi'rnment in Parliament debaies. - ,JfW York Market. . New Yors, July 1C -i. . . Klour heavy; sales of 14,500 bbK.; State has declined 5c; Ailes at $3 803 83. Wheat quiet; sales f 00,500 bu.sh. Western red at I 03; MilwaukieCIub at 8391. Cum is firm; sales of 42.000 bush, white at'82rS83; vi-llow ' DO. Pork is firm at $1G61GT9.- Lard firm at nj(I?lljf. h'ugar is buoyant ; sales of 800 hfids ; an advance of jc. on Orleans 5(Cc; Muscovado 0(a,l; Bacon is 4ull at TJ for sides; and 5G for shoulders. .Molasses steady; Orleans 40; tallow is held at 9. Buyers offer freely at 9 J. Coffee steadv; sales of 2,000 bags at 9 11 Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, July 16 p. u. Flour quiet but steady at 3 7 5 for. superfine and $404 23 for extra. Wheat Is firm; receipts are very light. Corn ditto. Oats are actire and have advanced to 50c. Whisky 21 Jc.' No! des of provisions. Mesa pork is held at $15 50. Linseed oil C8(S;.70. . Groceries nre iu gool demand and firm. Halifax, July 16 m. The steamship Jnada from Liverpool, with dates to the 3d inst has arrived here. Her advices have already been intercepted by the new Yalcht when off Cape Race ou Saturday last. ' The Arabia, from Dociton, bound to Liverpool, had also arrived - - The Canada had strong Wcstcrnly winds during the entire passage. -. Nothing was seen of the Atlantic telegraph. She was detained 55 hours by foggy weather outside of the harbor. Her papers furnish but little in addition to the summary obtained from Cape Race. The British revenue, for the fiscal year, fall Rhort over 5,000,00. - The judicial committee if the chancery council has affirmed the decision of the lower court, declaring the steamer North America liable for the damages caused ly her collision with the ship Leander. The demand for money in London on Friday was verv active at full rate'. Railroad Accident. New York, July IG m This morning an accident occurred to the express train on the New York and Kric Railroad at Shin Hollow, 75 miles from this city. The two hind cars of the train w-erc thrown otf the track by the breaking of a rail, and with their-contents precipitated down an embankment of 30 feet. As far as known, the following is a list of the killed: Mr. and Mrs. llrown and son, of Tiog.t Valley ; Sarah Aftber and child, of N. O.; Wm. Childcr, a boy, and II. Wood. Forty-seven arc wounded some fatally. Among the wounded arc the following: Wm. Raise, John Wallv, D. M. Scitty, W. H. Ballard, N. F. Bardel, of Newark; C. V. Bartlett of Cleveland; Adam Ray of N. k. Wm. Horton of New York, badly wound ed; J. W. Reals of Boston; L. F. Powell of Meadville ; N. F. Childer, of New ork ; T. B. Swartz of Canada; A Hogarth, Miss Baker of Canada; G. S. Hill, J. Silver, Mr. Concklin of Illinois; J. Brush of New York; Mr. Olbay of New York ; Mrs. R. . Crosby of New York; Mrs. J. R. White of New York; Mrs. Wcdman of New York; F. Bradford of New York ; Mrs. Eaatman and children, New York; 0. Arnett, of NewYork ; C. C. Murray, of New York ; K. W. Gill, of Ohio; Rtv. Mr. Palmer, W. Wa'lance, of Boston; Mr. Dunkan, of Iowa. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, July 1! m. . There is nocbangctonotcin flour. Prices &rc firm Inspections for the week amount to 5,150 bbls superfine, which is nominal at 1 ur, without sales; small talcs to the trade from this figure up to 6 00, according to the brand and quality. . The receipts of wheat are slight; sales of red at 1 00(W)1 05; white at 1 151 .'0 for gooi qualities; tales of 1500 bush red at our quotations. Rye scarce, and held firmer at 70. The demand for corn hts fallen off, but receipts continue light; sales of 4,000 bush at 85 tor Southcm; and oats firm at 12. In groceries and provisions there is no change. Whisky scarce and firm, with sales iu bbls at 23( 2S. New York Market. New York. July 10 m. Flour dull ; sales of, 10,000 brls. at $3 SO (7,3 0ö for state.' Wheat dull; sales of 15,000 bush, at Si 02(a Si 04 for west red; and $1 0 l 10 for whiter Corn is dull, sales of 1400 bush, at 60(70 for mixed unsound. Pork dull at Sit' 75 for mess and S13 75 for prime Lard steady utll ",(11. Whisky firm at 2 1. Stocks arc firmer. Civn-tNATt, July 1G m. -The river has risen l.inchcs. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, July 16 m. Flour quiet but steadv at S3 75 for coramou, S3 90f)i 25 for extra. Whisky 211. Corn 55.- Oats 47(,48. Nothiug doing in provisions. Holders are asking more for bacon than buyers are willing to pay; There is a demand at 5 107 for.bacon bboulders and sides, and S15 23 for mess pork. Lard is 10. Groceries firm. Haltlmore Market. Baltimore, July 16 m. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat steadv nl SI IS. frvr nrw an' C:i V-i'. SI 30 for white. Corn verv firm. Whiskv J - 1 ., V .Vl 'l steuiy. Proviiioni firm.

Pittäbceo, Julj 1$m.' ; J

The river is 6 feet 3 inenca by the pier J mark and falling. Weather clear... Merer ry 86. jCapt. Fuller, of the steamer Gen. Pike, in the line between Louisville and Cincinnati, has gained an infamous fame, by a recent trial before the police court, in the latter city, for horsewhipping a poor victim of his lasts with his own child in her arms, because she importuned him for means for iu support. " There has not been a culprit in the courts of the country for the" last years ! charged with the mo3t heinous 'crime upon their records, whose acts hare tnet with so overwhelming an cxpression'of public indignation and abhorrence. Let him hide himself from the universal scorn 'of men, and never put his foot again upon the deck of a steamer.' If he has the hardihood to brave public opinion, or hi employees are so unprincipled as to sustain him, and disregard it, let every man avoid the. craft he is connected with. No honorable man, with manly sentiments can tread the cabin with the base wretch, who horsewhips in the public streets" t!-.e . woman whom he has foully wronged. Thc Cincinnati, Commercial sap: 44 While he horsewhips her, she holds his child in' her arms a child that has been taught to lisp his name, and call him 4,Pa;" and his croel-rash 'tnU its flesh hit flesh and blood. Aside (rem her sin with this man, nothing is alleged against the character of this worarn. He was her seducer. A few months ago, upont the occasion . of his marriage withanotherinsane with vrretfhncss, she appeared at te wedding an unbidden guest; and by .her indiscretion,', marred the festivities." She H seized and fastened in a second story room, thai she may make no more dii-turbance, and wildly leaps from the window-, and, hugging her child to her bosom, flics frenzied through the gloom of midnight.' Where does history or romance present a scene' of more dreary pathos? Poor Creatore I whosoever doea not .sympathize w ith her dare not pray for the mercy that he or she shows unto others. Afterwards the father of the child Is periMscutod by the importunate appeals of tue mother for iU support. ', She is so wanting in propriety, so solicitous for the subsistence of her child his child that she even begs at his door. This is her offense. He horsewhips her." ———<>——— ——>A refrigerating railroad car has been invented in Cincinnati, and is now in use on some of the roads between the East and West. It is designed to be kept at a temperature within, that will preserve meats, fruits, fish, and all sorts of perishable articles, fresh during several days, and permit of their transportation to any dis tance over railroads. Recently one of them came to Cincinnati, from New York, containing 500 live oysters, seven sea turtles, soft shell crabs, 23 barrels pine apples, 25 boxes oranges, bananas, clam., oysters in shell., &c., &c., all of which arrived in prime order, and gave the epicures a fine time while they lasted. These cars will be used in the transportation of poultry, butter, lard and other perishable fresh articles from the fields of the West to the markets of the Eastern cities, and in their return will bring us the luxuries of the sea and of the tropical islands. ———<>——— Salaries of New York Clergymen. The New York Herald, of Tucsdav, savs: Some one of the small papers has been giving the world valuable information as to the salaries of the metropolitan clergymen. From this authority we learn that Henry Ward Beecher has a yearly salary of $5,000 and a parsonage tree rent, and that, with his literary earnings, his income is $ 2,000. F. II. Chapin has $5,000 per annum, and makes as much more by lecturing. Dr. Bethunc has S2,500, but is the possessor f a fortune outside of his professional earnings. Dr. Adams, says oup-jithority, has $5,000 and a rich w'ife. Dr. .lawks has $C.,noo a year and a hovc. ' Ir. Y.ylpr, of Grace church, has f '0,000 and tnivH parsonage adjacent to the church- Rev. Messrs. Tyng, Bellows, Osgood, Cbccver, and other leading clergymen, receive from $3,000 to $6,000 per annum. ———<>——— ——>A letter from Olympia, Washington Territory, says: Rich deposits of gold have been recently discovered on our northern frontier, which is creating a terrible excitement all along the coast, and consequently there is a tremendous rash of immigration from California and Oregon to our beautiful country on the shores of Puget Sound, (the prettiest sheet of water in the world.) To "go to the mines," is in almost everybody's mouth; men, women and children. With a continuation of the present tide of immigration we shall yet be a State almost as soon as Oregon who has already applied for admission. ———<>——— ——>Col. Pepper the independent candidate for Senator in tjwiUerland and Ohio counties, says he has been a Democrat since there was u party known by that- name. His Lecorupton competitor has 'been a Federalist and Whig about as long. Tbe latter is adopted by the . Lccomptonite as their favorite, while' he is denounced ao a bolter. On which Mdc do the people prvMim- "old line Democracy" is to be found. 5sa5 The project of an Inter-Colonial Kail way to connect Canada with New Hronswick and Nova fcfeotia, is exciting a good deal of attention. ' 'A meeting was held in London on the 5th ult. to tike the sub.'ect into consideration. A large nuinher of leading men in Great Brittain and from the colonics were present, and it wai resolved tuu.sk the aid of the government and to take measures to push it through. "hgö" Bonner, the New York Lrtly r man, is a hero. For one advertisement in two papers in New York, a few days ago, he paid about1 $5,000 and for only one insertion at that. He knows the value, of advertising, and has made a fortune out of the knowledge. Alarming. -The SStatc Scniiml jays: " When our Democratic orators all over the i Slate get on the stump, there will he a shaking among the dry-hones of 4hc oppo- ' a ?11 a - 1 1 Tf w a sit on wuicn win icrruy vuc maca ucpuDlicans, and conqudr a peace. All our men sing the same song -now " which is, blind suomiiöion to execuuvx win, ana tne viictaI . . . ,, , . 1 .... ' lion of Je:ic D. Bright

fiSTThe citizens of Colomba 'Ohio, have I

engaged a oand or muac to piy m ine . ' Ol... TT 1 4 ..J IT1..! A t - oiaie-iiouse jura tu luwun.) uuu im; evenings of each Week, for the entertainment of the populace during the season. . E3Socretary; Floyd was in Cincinnati on Wednesday. A report was immediately started that the .Newport Barracks were about to be sold, and another Government job was tobe let. ' - . The State Sentinel nomixutco Gov. Willard as Vice President of the C. witi Hon. R. M. T. Hunter, of Virginia, as President. Willard j b set forth as the roprecntive man of the great northwest,' He Is an excellent 'specimen of it? whisky imbibers. JtS It is said that the Republicans of the Fourth Congressional District have made a mistake in nominating Hacklcman in place of Cumback. The former is a violent ultra, dogmatic in his opinions, unpopular and repulsive in his manners. The Democrats say that Hacklcman's nomination makes Holman's election sure. ———<>——— ——>Messrs. Toucey & Byram whose store in Indianapolis was robbed on Saturday night of $1,500 worth of silks offers a reward of $500 for the arrest of the thief or thieves; or $200 for the thieves, and $300 for the recovery of the goods. ———<>——— Rr.The Republican State Convention of Xew York, will be held on the 8th of Septemlier, at Syracuse. The election . takes place on the 2d of November, when a Governor, Lieut. Governor, Canal Commissioner ai:d State PrLon Inspector-arc to elected. COMMISSION MERCHANTST" TTB ttmr.Mt a- v., or. i jew. TAELIüUKD W HABFCOAT, KvansviUe, Indiana. Storaj-n, ForwardiuR. aad CuaiicJsgioa Mercliaut. grneral Railroad. Steamboat, ond Exprew Acnt, Special Aleuts tr thij PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over hirh we are anil oriztd to fix through ree(ipu a tlio lowest possible rnte. Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing, the Lrgest on th Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize UaMe t dainnR from rxpoHure, we Are prepared to taciliUls the dispatch (fall consignments, forwarded to our care, br either . .RIVER, RAILROAD: OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, alo, to the Sale of any Produce, . or other prop-rty, conigud to us for sale, and ratifart ion guaranteed. Odlre and extenalvw Warehou! on Water street, adjoinijjg the Telegraph, and on tho Wharf boat, where w arc to he found, attoiuiing to the intcr"t of our patrons at all hours, day nnd nlht. With our superior facilities; long stam'Jng ; vmtirlng energy; nnd knowledge of our buslnepa, we fee! cf ufid.-nt of giving general eatiefai tion. and hope to merit a coutlnuance of the extensive patronage we are nw enjoying. Lilieral citfh advances will be mado on all consignments to either ourselves or correspondents In auy t the principal market, North, Eaut er South. . c-PlRJkEY& co jri nouiHD, ÄÄJ7ijrv.V, M, F0 R W A K Dl Xt AN O COM 31 Is-'SIO N MERCHAN, Water Street, Evassvillc. Isviasa. Thankful for the put rc nage heretofore so liberally extend-d to me, I Lfg to aay to my Green Kivor and Waha.h fri.-nd tlit I am still on the ground, retuly and willing to give tlieir eimsignments cIuk- attention. . Particular attention given to the forwardinz of Tohaeeo, Pork, Lard, Bacoii, Casks add general Mereliandize. . inrVOin JTJJUMisT Jfk.TtRiffÜ'. ILM ING. FOKWARMNO AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ag ut t"X AauaAuatsat Company, tvnsillc, Indians. W have formed a cn-artnenhlp uadr the etylo vt nawwK Airmax, and ofT.-r our service in the eap.rty as set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to exU-nd evury fif ilitv (o shiprerf. either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL. ROAD, aud assure them that th lr interests shall be faithfully repreecnted, should they he pleuK-d ! favor us with their pstrouage. (fliw and Wart;houe on the corner of .Main ct. and tl Canal. WM. JlROWN, W. M. AIKMAN. Late of Howard 4 Brown. Late of F0.STE3, A Co. Jau-tf ef.V.fX, HTOKJ4JHl hae a lwg Tble Warehouse at tbs Canal Basin, ca.Mo of storing any amount of produce, a hkh will le received, stored, taken cars of and held (.ulj"t ts th owners orders on mmt reafKnwlle form. I. i. O'RILEY. mh:G-tf AiTOHJ fJ H ISVV-T?- Wr r t ivparv ' to Mtore iu our Fire Proof Warelioue, any quantity of l'raia, Produ, or Merchandize, on the moat liberal terms. Having Urge and airy room up ftairs, particular care will be taken of HouKehold Furniture, Agricultural Implements aud II kind of gU or wares liable t damape from damp or toI. I nsuntniv effected at the lowest fire protT rat., by the month, or longer when dolred. Warehouse located on corner of L uxt street and W. and E. Tanal, and tunU eoiivrni'nt for i-hippinc by River or Railroad. Apply to ap2S - GEO. FOSTER .1 CO. RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. dTlHA-WlE J TiME.Etl'SLYILLE a n d c k a w. rrr: rsn. 'oszzz fonlsvile Kailrtad, tlV tet&?M On and after Monday, July l-'il, ltv, lh: trains on this road wilt run aa follows: The up tnsil will leave Evansville at 3 A. M.; Vincenn. 1M0, and arrive at Terro Haute at 3 P. M. as heretofon-. (Oinnr both at Vineunes and Terre Haute.) Tlic down mail will leave Ttrre Haute st J.IVi P. M.; Vln-cnnt t?.3X and arrive at Evansvilie at 910 P. 31.- (uprrat Vincenn.-e.) THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN .PIT-LEX EVANSVILLE AND VINCENNEt. - On Tuesdays, Thursdays and fsfmlays cnly. Will leave Vincennea at 6. A. M-and snivc at Evanxville at 10.1 j A. M. , Will leave Evan vi 11 st i.30 P. M. and arrive at VinccnoA-s at 5J7 P. M. . - BETWEEN VINCENNES AND ILBRE HAtTL, (tu Mf-nd!a. Wedneedavn and Fridays cnly Will Wv Vincennea at 6.00 A. 31. and arrive at Tcrre Haute at 10.00 A. M ; will leave Tirre Hit at 1.10 P. M. and arrive at Viuc.noe at .35 P. M. JOHN IMiLE, JR., frup't. j'yi-' i TBJ.VSrORTJTlOWKKTÜRD We beg to call the attention of 3Ierc'janw bujmgor ordering their fall st:k frcm tbe F.a.-t-crn citici , to the superior advnt3g"o andfiiitt of th .'. ' Ualtlmore and Ohio Kailroa.it; " for the eife snd epeedy tran-nortaticn cf Fr-igbU to Evan6ville and vicinity.' Connections are made with the niobt reliable riailroads and bieaasbip. River routs shortened and improved by comrlcti?n to Parkersburgh. Through rates lower tuau y any other route. Apply ft ' M. PoTTiR, Boston; R. F. Kmr, Philad'-lphia ; C. Y. Ptavrtt, New York; J. T. England, Baltimore, for Information or through rates, or to , - .. ILO. FOSTER A Co., Freight Agents,' " Corner Lccu-t bfn-ct and Canal, Evansvilie, In liana. j.v--i3 iWD.i.TTS KXFRTZHH r."T--V

Jt NEW AKKANGE.MENT. The Ai-as's ExrKE.s Company ntpectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evanwillo and vicinity, that, with inm-asi-d tacilitieti for the trawrortation cf ' Ii L I G II T, PA CK A G L'S, JSr O .V E Y A S D VALUAUL E f. They solicit a continnance of former favor. E. pvcial care takn in the collection of PiIIh. Draft.s Notes, and the tranttiertation of small and valiuble packages. . . All pcreohs wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of tho Express, can obtain any detärrd information ia reference t tho routes and detail cf the bubincse, at their Office en Firet atrcet, between Main and Locuat, opposite tbe Poet Offi. de 18 (i. H. Flbli, Agent. -MU'EfrrLEH-M LOT OF JU.VE ß Apples, just received, and for sale at fain'l Vickcry's old stand. ..A. P., REYNOLDS & CO. El OR ttE.YT VEH s?.VJ7.V. JC IV I EXT DWELLING HOUSE on Oak st. between Firat add Sjcond, cow iu tho occupation of Mr. Kent'-rnian. Apply to - ' , . J. MTSTLY UUGUr?. rt to -. . . . . jalyC KLSTEFMAV-

steamboats;

JLAND ' MEMPHIS REGULAR. WEEKLY PACKET. rHNArV 7.-ERNER, O. W. TwrtrTT, CommL.L t-mander; J. B.AacatJt, Ork, Ihtm Louisville every Wednesday at 5 r. m. ; leer Memphis every Saturday at 5 r. M.;lcaro3ETaxsTila for Louisville every Monday at 6 r. Jt.; loaves Evaasville for Memphis every Thursday at 11 a st. : - na.Way Business solicited asl attended to at sauie ratü"i as chargnd by rackets.' . , . Jan21 -tf ' P. O. O'RILEY & CO.. Agents. ICä . TRI-WEEKLY MAIL LINE. ? ' i -lk oiecLiair ALiva, ieavsa z.T. n . . - i t ttm ... e "j",? ansviue, avery onasy, w m nesdav and Friday at 9 a. lt. Lcaros Fadacah every Tuoeday, Thursday sad baturday, at 9 a. x. Connecting at EvansriUa irlh E. 4 C. R. R. fur all poiets forth and East, and with packet for LouisviU. Wabash aad Green Rivers. At raducah with, packets far Salst Loul), New Orleans and tha dally mail boats for Cairo". Nashvillo and Tennessee River. Business promptly attended to, and charges for frelcht and passage aane as charged by the packet J. M. Done. .Jiye-CradAw sV VILLE PACKE1', THE CHOCTAW.The steamer CII0CTAW, Optaln SurSLrv. will ran rwularlv inr ti of the seaa32. acd a long as the water trill permit, as a regular packet. between Evansvllle and New Orleans. Froa her groat epefd, she can easily make the trip la thirteen cays, and will leave hero every fifteenth day aflar htr depfj-ture. She will return on her third tria ON THE 11TH OK 1CTJI OF MAY. The time-of her arrival will be telegraphed frcn Vicksburgh and Memphis, and duly annouacod in the papers, that shippers may know and rely cpon her raovemcuti. Ilf r officers pledge thenaelves to do til In th!r power for tho interest and fame of the city vrlth which they soek to identify themselves, and thev solicit in return from citizens such encouragement as will raako their connection with tha city pormancnt and reciprocsity prefitable. The beat will neod fur her support VP freighU as weil as down caxgoe, and in proportion to her receipts up, cea be aCford to reduce her down freights. Shippers hcr-j f hould. therefore, for their own interest, endeavor to secure her up freights frora their Correspondenla. :- .- I. A. CBAKE, AMtL aiCl-tf ' J m ET. EVANSVILLE. PABrCAII AVn CAIK0 PACKET, jrfTOiw i. R. FOXE, D. B. HrwxN, Kas--grrlT leaves Evansvi'.io every ilsn-tr&&r-Fztv! and Thursday at 12 o'clxk, M., arriving at Paducali at 6 o'clock, A. SI., Cairo at 12 o'clock. M., Tueeday aad Trldav. . Rcturcicg. leaves Cairo every Tuesday and Fridav, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and raducah every Wedccsdav md Satur. d.w. at 9 o'clck. A. . CONSFCTISC AT KVAXS VILLE WITII THE EVANSVILLE AND CRAWrOKDSYILLE E. P. a;id Packets f.r (Ireca River Also, connscting at Smirhland with Ccinlterland Eiver Facketc; at Cairo with Mem phL, New Orleans and St- Ltuia Packet. Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all Eastern Cltloa. mr2.T-ly . M flOJlFOBT, N1'E.1:D J.YJJ XXlivTY," Regular8t. Louis and Loulsvüie Tacket, LIÜHTNINU LINE. - . - . rrrcasM iu following ooais bars com-"i-r-Sf-aienced their regular trips in the Louisville and St. Louis trade, and wilt coatinue to run during the eeason, giving uartlrular attention to all wrv business, f h. . ... v . . FASHION, ' ' , CAW. t. X. MARTtX,- ".'' . . raü- Evaiivill.j, aroiag down every Tuesday mora ing, and up every , Fridav morning. The . HIGHFLYER, - ' . CAM, TUOS. WEIOHT, . " Pa. Evansvllle, going down, evtry Thoridaj moiuing, snd op every Mondav mornin?-. LO CIS VILLE AND ST. LOlls Pauwngers and ahippers can rely upon these' boat lcavüig punctually on their regular davs, and connecting with all the packets running above St. Lotus. Ft-r frci2bt or pae.ago apply on board or to marl7 - , . . - T. O. O'RILEY CO. nv. ot ii it 12 ..vj-,zis j.vi) JBsLLOCISVlLLE PACKET. jfpes Tho JOHN BRIGC.3 will hereafter Jm21?i?'&Lnn recularly as a LoulsvjUc and "riteSJai-EvaJisvillo Packet; having excelknt accommodations for Poseengcrs. ' Ehe will leave Evansvllle every Wednesday . and Saturday aft K'Kn at o'clock, preclslv. ' . . S II. COBB, STaner. . rnartlS P. M. GARDNER. Cl'k. JS&-ANSVILLE AND IIENDEF.SON" PACKET. " ?arzu The STEAMER SCI0I0. NO i. '"'" Hif sit aVIaaL aa. -aa a J CaMK diy at i-'o c)o;k, r. for Hendcrscn L-viIle. Accommodations excellent. s v w v-av". a, s . n. ailU svAw U ' and Iot Jar.C JMDUtRE rOB THE SPRUSH TRADE. Th tindraigried baa now on hand, and arri'oipg, a full assortment of Hardware, which he wi.i sell at the lowet prices, such as SUOVl'Lts JSD 6PADES, i;ARD;. IT OES A SD RAKES. mr ASD MA .v VRE FOD KS. Tll.lCr. LOO ASD CTIIER C3Aiy. - HA ML A .VD HEDGE SHEARS, L OCKZ A SD LA TCHES. " . ; CTTf, II ISO ES A .VD'SCRETff. TABLE ASDrCCKET CUTLERY, Butchers' and Earl Smith's Filos, Mill and Cna Cut Saws, Nails, Carpoiiters' and Cocpcx' Toola, of the bet qoaltfy. Also, a largo stock of Faint., f-.hce, Counter and oincr liruxnes. R..!C! iavo to call tho attention of Grocers biying liarriw-are, who will find it to their Interest examine his ftock before purchasing cleewhcrc. JACOB STRAUB. g tf am ware, wno wia nnd it to their Interest tJ Kucceseor to A. Waldk.tr h. MTliI K 21.0 Gross New Yotk MatcLca, lor sale Py Z. li. COOK A SON. W .i IU,JEJiTt.YfJJißtf lfOHäifi, hr Vn.lerinrS county, for ail the enr-crfptics BocAs published ty P. Aprteton Co. - , rui;!ic Hietory of the United State. ' New American Encyclopedia, a Dirtimsxy a-id Journal of Knowledge. Certaia'.y the trst w.rk tf tn sp American Eloquence, a Col rf.ee. ten cf Fptihes J tXin'.nt CritCTI Oft and A ddreises of th! moet .Wrk. . r Encyclopedia of W it snd Hamor. by the cc.elra . . - . vv - '.v.iivswia -a i a .a enV v U". Dictionary of Machine Mscbaa . ice and Eng.ru ovel edttica in Work. The- newest and racet iapro t'y. N"s. CneV Dictionary of Arte, ?Ianufacrares and Mines.DOBL'LL A CONYXGTOTN beg M caU attention to thir important works, and requett their kind friends to call and see them; as alio, tho array tf opinirns cf eminent ncn in ctc'm.v.tm cf their importance and value. i'oocii a. i-cnvrvon nave samples sna.Kr'.r.aitr.s c f the vaclm bladings in which these works can be procured, f.-ota raper to the fiuest mcrc-cce. mm nttrht. fr tht Ary nr.Jerate price t.f 26 orjts ci:h, or five i krta f.r ono dollar. .- f not b I'.w but at a small adrar.es cn c-t rrioa . ElTTEOLFr i W', ' f -' " Afairi treL hctwn Ftrvt and fccn.'. R9 e'jir.'-Tlio firm of COLLEir A OVi ?.I LL k thir. djv dihi-lred by mutual o-nseM. ; l.e !"usine w ill hereafvir be carried cn tr HColictt, who will potile all bu'-int cennctcd w'th tbo '.; f rm. - OLLETT x OTERLLL. FMVING MACIIIaVES.Price tl't to 125. r3"HIE best, tiun B uc,aiwtll Ihey miW- a t unnle.it. and uiort dura'f r:"Chires In n tne cr.eipee t. Htnnt. elastic st!tcn. not )' ;e to hrenk, in wahnn and irrninc.an! fe'tic w''li ti1

w rB TABLISHMENT. SUNDELLANT, Las i ana p iysiclaaa trt itzt tütir naaea to certify tc opeued tn connexion with hia tVhaviar alc:n, torso nallis the reliability cf my remedies, while otkcommodious and e!erRt EATHINT. ROOMS, wbrs era havü me the sescraace cf their convictica geptlen cu can pet a pksa-nt ccld cr -warm bath at I hat my preperp.'lsrs co-:ribu.e lmmsnsaly to th all boor- cf iki div. frcm ti A. M .. ta ll -t clief cf y jlSictcl, Eufferlar fellaw-ssaa.

JthivcoahaadtnlwUieilla'. rd'ioeirr-v,;A,f;r i Co:ivtr.efis, Bicvz Ccraplaln's. Rhecaatia. t s,h. a gd ttock ef C-ald 2 tilwr -Vaiea, ! rcc?. HaartTisra. Ktxi.xrt arttlrg from a txl cwtLt.tyle9f rite-ewiry. wJlvcr Ware, God I 1 -r.ici. yatrsea. Iaügrsüsn, -Morbid Iractica ofru.s. Portaoaxssa. Clocks, lacioin vat :i . Sc-rJ sad Pal.-.s srl.a; theref-, riatulers aav ertiflee !t our lino cf huasrr. 111 fal it J V, 3 Cf .rpcti-e.all Ufcercu. and Cutaaac-j-greatly to their uurcu to s:-t ac e äi , .-BtZM witch rarra ta evacua-it rcedicina, Borcf. lL'?ZSit ÄMÄ -yVfrVn f.icri:--a ZT1. Ihey Jü, hy purLV-Bg tt.

rüiiiry me t.iic.Bt-t er t.runce.it rjjc. tav use anv rr.1;ciry threil. otton cr silk. All uiArhtLe.wsnantwj. nnl full tn.ru.tons sivfn to use trw.-r Al"f I torily. - tt hve'everal iliftercnt imda of me'.Vre. -4 would aik ail who. want machines, t j:ve us i rail H ' fr they male their purchases. - - - We hiv.- j nv ate room wh"re tho?ethatdiic t'. tci thir tjtilitv- before purchasiur, csn rptrste ai tlteir leiiiure. Office an sales room 10 the rear cf JahnsoM. Rook store. First street, octween Mi:nanj Lncufrt urceu. . A. L. IHOMA", Agcr.t. PXNJS LUMBER; rtf'IIE .siibrfrilr ha en hvn-1 a large acd ful' n ' ft aortitpntof bEASONABLE FINE LUM2X". whrch he offer at exeeedieglv rea?viM pri;ei,iad on icna to salt ihe times. He is also receiving rgt add.'tiooiio bis loci, br the river, of the very fcirt ooality cf Lutsbcr. Orders froo tä icterio' er tr rtesmers will be promrtly auen'lel to. A ' n hrd. IMun cf tljebeit ouaiit7 of WHITE PIN'F. SHINOU.S. Alo. t.ATlia of the very test quittv. a u of which are otfered low. " , s E. FERGUS.' - Oxce cn Main it., near the Court House my 27 tmo. . .. TOUACCO-Just rectivfl i caualrsxcfnt of Silvred 1 ig, od 1'iacnood Iwnt. ILNNLY lJrF tr hAy

MISCELLAHEOUSri

JCä : INFIRMARY, 'ggfr Drs. Dnrand & Roas, OculUta.'AnrLjta, an J Operating Srgao-s., ! ' C33TAt, triiai ail furm of Chronic Diseasea. "

Joll-dAwtf : ' IlIm , the demands or THtTiiixa. "sä"" - t R. B. HART, Kztxt f;r tho fjllowing Mills and Machines, oCers fjr aale :.' .. The Great Eastern Corn llssker, 3HÜLLEU AND C LEANER. VTclzh will ahall frora 1.000 to 200 btuhali par day. Aiao, . " - Tho Anierican Elephant The rrett Kovelty cf the day.' It Is tha beat nßl ever Invented for the farmer's use. It will make tea varieties of. product. It rill grind tM Cornand Ccb fur fssdlag animals. . It makes cosrsa or trie meal as may be waxted, and It will bolt tha is. si u it grinds it. or leave it - unbolted at the option cf tha cperatot . It will grind Spices. Drugs or aire est try ether substance vrhlch requires tha ops ration of grisd'sg. It does all those things, aad -nq'iires tct a Utile pc-rcr to drive It. THZ GREAT BENGAL, TIGER. Is a Mill designed to cake tho varlooi fradea ol Ilccir.y, and is on cf tha best Machines ever laventl f or the purpose. Bradford's Fcrtatle Burr Mill, It too well known to seed a description. It Is tha cheapest, aud at the same timo. the easiest kept in repair, of t-y in cse. AU of the above Mills, and. .lAiies can te aeea la cra:ion at . 'HABT'3 MILLS, r Corner cf f scend and Canal streets, where ti public are Invite j to call and reo the latoet Ircprovacsrits cf the age bef .re prrchaelag elaewbera. All orders will t. pioiartly f.Ucd. Jan27-dJLwtf - Pta B. TJAP.T. Uü LJIKOllST TOJU4LCO jL . -lABLIijHäiE.NT IK THE STATIC um. .. r. FEXDR1CII BROTHERS, Wculd respectful, Inform the citizens of Evansviils atd vicinity, that they have a larger" stock f ' Tobacco, SegVrs, SnalTy Pips, and German kiuoking: Tobacco 'thsn any two establUbmests cf our principal cities. Hotels and store-keepero look Jo your Interests. Before purchasing elsewhere, please examlca our large awortment, which we pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest Baltimore price and cheaper than can be bought in Cincinnati or Louisville. All wa ank is, that you shall call and judge for yourselves. Wa offer any of the above at wholesale or retail. Our establishment is a branch of the well known xtensiro Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jos. Fcndrl-h & Prcr. No. If5 Forest street. ' F. FENDRICH k BROS.. - Main et. 1 door above First, jyl5 " EvaasviUa, Ind. ri?' cherry FEfrroBJL &JL lor the rapid cur of Coughs, Colds, HoamHess, Inüaoaia. Bron-h'.tia, Whooping Cough.. Croup, Asthma, Incipient Consumption, aad for tha relief cf consumptive patients ia advanced stag as of the diceate. '.Vi need net speak to the public of its virtue. Throughout every town, and almost every Unki of the American SteUe, its wonderful curse of pul-D-coiry ccrplii.i h-.ro aide It already known Var. few axa the lamtUaa ia aar eivilirad omxitt I on ttls continent wilaout some personal expartoacs j cf its ecxta; and fevrar yet tha communities any J where which hava. not among them soma living ' trophy of lu victory over the subtle and datigaroos I diseases of the threat and lungi. Whila It U tha moat powerliil antidou yet known to mas for tha f'Tmidahle and dangerous disea-es of the pulm Deary orpins, it is also the pleaaantast and safest remedy that can bs employed for lnfar.ti and young persons.. Parents should' have It in store against tha iniidtcas ercmy that steals upon them ur prepared We have abundant grounds to beliers thr Chsrry Pectorel saves mora Eves by the consumptions It prevents than these It cures. Keep it by you, and cure your cxids while they are curable, ncr neglect them until to human skill can matter the lnszora. bis canker that, fastened cn the vitala, eats your lHla life away. : All know tbe dreadful fatality of lung disorders, tnd aa they knorv too the virtue! cf thla remedy, we seed not do mora than to assure them it is still mads tbe beet it can be. We spare no cgi?, no care, no toil to produce it the moat perfect tüiaiV.e, asd thus tiford th&so who rely on ft, th beat arent which our skill can furniaa for thalr ( eure. ß UatüHrtlC flilS. , Xhi sciences of Chemistry and Stedldne Laa beea taxed tbur utmost to produce this best, most pcrlect purgative v&icn U tcown to man. Innumerable procfa are shown that these Pills have vir. tuea whlca exirpe in ez-ellonca the ordinary medl--ta Cf all ma. Thy are aife and plaasaat to faV. hat rnif.il la rv.ni. Thtlr lutntlr. imn. I trtloe stlma'ata the vital ac'.ivit.iea of the body, re-' 1 rm v. nv,.-,,.,;.na - ,- v. I sa w a' w a m v i4u vi v v fv eaaAs) ay haA J ! ticcd, aad expel dUeaee. They purge out the fcul t tuacr which breed and grtw distemper, stlanlate .:Urjh cr diecrdirt4 crgans into their natural acu: n. and ire part ha. thy tore with strength to the whele system. Net only do they cure the everTdiy compLilaU cf every b-vdy, but also foraldaUa and dangerous diseases that have baZed the lest of huratn sttill. While they produre powerful effects, they are a: the acme trae, in diminished doses, tha .iciest and best phytic that tan be employed for children. Eelr.r svgar-coated, they are pleasant to i .-v- ithüi.'..-.!... r trtu,frrm j rif V f harm. Cures ' kvo teen mads which butj r-fis belief vcre they not s-jbctaatiated by msu c euch cui'.en pcdticn as3 cn a racier aa to laroil tae e2ap!:ic3 of ui'rn'.h. Tfany eminent clergymen The Aesta t-s!t?r mzz'A are pleaaed to furuish nrs.': rzy Arscrlcta Alcaxac, ooatalalag directlcss x lit ryttea-., car manv plola'a wblch it wenid net be sqppcsed the; ooold l raa-rii, tad i LaTcc-c, i iriui "Ulsanes, y?crai- .' j gla, 'ervcuj InltitcU'.v, Dorargements of ta Li. or and Fllutr:, Ocut, aad other kindrtl ocai p!ir.ta ?mVig fram a lew stita cf the bedy or- - atru-tian st f.s x-ancuona. Do act be put off hy unpriacipled dcalcri wrA ao-20 Cher 711 tl.rv uaycukc more proSt co. Ask frr Ayer'a Pills, anl take nothfng elsi. K ether they can glv yr u ooteparea with this ta tts iatrianc value er cuBtive powers. The aick wat ho b-u ail there t t.r thsm, and they ihcrJd have it. Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER, Practical and Acalvti:a! Chemist, Lowell, Sias. Price 25 eta. per box. Five bcree lor 51. Sold by 1ILLLLK A V-niIE, Eva as ilia, and bj druastfc and merchants throughout the country. At waoicsaio cy J, a i t-Jt a. vv., 1,5. w alattji St., Cincinnati. jyl if tJHJtJ VI. TL ft.ii, M.M4,MiMEmrtl CJL 6 dos. Oythes und Snathes, various pattern J do Scythes aud Cralles, do do; do Ianura Fork; 5 da Lcr.j, Handled nay Forks; , t do . hbert do . do;' ' ' ' " brxce tylhc .Stone. For ' 1 J X. II. COOK k ecTS-s. m. L. vJ0HrS0NT3 g?O0X STOK-f. EOOK B1MERT, AND Rt. F:r-t tu Utn !a:ri and JiCfUf LcuU. Lvauaviüe Indiana. 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