Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 300, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 July 1858 — Page 3

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IJtTLT 21 aar First and Pnnrth Page for Interesting Reading Matter RELIGIOUS KOTICE. ' There will be Preaching and Sabbath Schoo!, in the Ingle Street iL E. Church, at the usual V"r cn to-morrow. - GERMAN MASS MEETIXG To-3Slgnt at Apollo Ilall. ' The Germans will hold a mass meeting this evening, at Apollo Hall, to discuss the recent political movements in this Congressional District. There will be several spirited and eloquent speakers to address the meeting. Let all be present . ". " . &!Blf the Enqvbrer 3 anxious for the Tort Office printing, it is but a small matter to make an affidavit as to its circulation? Whj don't it do it? '."tSr We are requested to announce, bj Capt Davis of the Done, that she will leave positively on Monday. He also wishes all tho?e who have claims against the Done to present them this afternoon. Periodicals. At Johnson's Bookstore will be found a full supply of all the pictorials and monthlies of the latest dates. Harpers Monthly for August is already on hand, with all the pictorial weeklies issued for to-dayt at New York and Boston. 'g&'Wt desire to call attention to the splendid saddle and harne establishment of Gko. Thorxhill. He has removed 'to the corner of Main and Second streets, -where be is prepared to serve all who may call on him either as to quantity or quality. Delaxy Academy at Newbcrcii. The annual examination of the Delany Academy at Xewburgh will bo held on Tuesday aud "Wednesday next The address will be delivered on Wednesday evening by the Ker. Mr. Burrows of this city. The Institution is in a flourishing condition, and the Trustees have just completed a new and commodious school edifice. X3?We publish, this morning, on our fourth page, a list of our different Christian denominations, with their times and places of meeting. Doubtless, there are come mistakes, as we ' were compelled to make up the list as we could gather it, and we shall be pleased, if any one finding an error, will notify us of it, in order that we may have it rectified. ttJThe gas company of Pittsburg have reduced the price of gas to consumers in that city to one dollar and fifty cents per thousand feet, the reduction having taken effect on the 1st inst, . At this price gas can be made the cheapest fuel for heating rooms and cooking, and will, in time, when houses and culinary utensils are fitted for its use, supercede, in a good degree, all other fuel for domestic ae. A ScrrosED Scicidk. A lady who had been in domestic trouble for some time, left her boarding house, in Vinccnnes, on Tuesday evening last, remarking to sonic of the inmates as she went out, that she would oon settle all her difficulties." She was last seen in the evening, on the railroad bridge over the Wabash. It is supposed she threw herself into the river and was drowned. - tgWe notice, through the letters of "Occasional," the Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, that the Administration circles are considerably exercised on account of the enthusiasm with which Senator Douglas has been received in Illinois, lie also says that Col. Thoma3 L. . Harris, u the heroic defender of popular sovereignty in the Springfield District, " stands a good chance of being returned. Mr. Ilarris evidently has more life in him than was anticipated. It was .reported, several times list winter, that he was in the last stages of consumption, yet now we have him going through all the fatigue of a political .campaign. - - - M Occasional " say?, of the pro'pect in Pennsylvania: Great joy has been excited in official circles here by the announcement, in the last Hamsburjr I mow, Colonel Jialdeman 3 pa per, that every Lecompton Democrat in Pennsylvania is certain of being re-nomin ated. The office holders here care very little whether the whole of the county tickets in Pennsylvania are borne down by these un fortunate nominations, only so that the pol icy of the Administration in reference to Kansas is endorsed. This is as it should be. e wiäh every jnan in the last Congress who voted either for or against the Lecompton Constitution ,or tb still more abominle English compromise would be renominated by their respective friends. We would like to see the question fairly and squarely placed before the American people in order that they may give a verdict which will bear no two con nt ructions. In this State most, if not all, of the mt rubers cf the last Congress, who Toted against the fraud, are candidates for re-elec tion with good prospects of success. On the other hand, the probability is that two, out of the four Lecomptonites from Jhis State will be re-nominated. Poor Foley, has been turned loose," and 3Ir. Gregg, will also be set aside. . S6?We invite the attention of the sick and afflicted, to the advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easterly Iodine and SarsapariHa, and Gridley's Salt Bheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Baker's Specific, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial, and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer. These medicines are prepared by a thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and FhanBarcntkt, so. that all can rely upon them as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They are standard remedies, and can be found b nearly every Drug and Apothecary store to the United States.

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- Vntmrrtnt Money Th hie .pr-ie. pil lor Illinois, Wisconsin and Tenueesee Bote, in exchange for bankable fund, by - 1 jly 12-1 m " A LLIS I iHOWES Volksbote copy. I Vreenf t'ttjf Bank-ItirtctorJmHn A. Reitz Conrad Bakor," Thomas E. Garvin and John - ' Receive deposits, buy and sell coin and exchange. Interest allowed en time deposits at auch rate as may be agreed upon mith uVpneitors, and specified In certificate. Exchange on- 2ew York, Cincinnati and LoukTille, Great .Britain, France, Switzerland, Bvlglntn, Holland, Russia, Pt-niuark, Sweden, Norway, aud all the cltie and large tw of Germany, for aale In" sums to suit. Collection made, and proceeds remitted promptlj at current rate of exchange. . JOHN A. R EITZ. Pres'l. W. BAKER, Cahlcr. JlyZMtn tf liodimm Jlimtmg- iompmny, OtU on Water street, under tb Telegraph office. Cart loads f 1 btiehel of Itodiam Miue Coal delivered to any part of the city at 51 CO per VmL Coal weighed. If desired, at the espenxe of the purchaser. Notes of solvent bauks of Illinois auI ( Wisconsin taken in payment. JOHN WYMOND, , - dW2-tf ' ' ' ' . Secretary and Manager. fesfeffsr As to women. His a settled statistical ct that seven-tenths of their number are suf fering from disease and general debility. Are the men much better off? Loss of appetite, palpitation, prostration, distress of the stomach, diuinese, costiveness, general physical and mental inability, are the usual symptoms. The stomach id the recipient of all aliments of the body. To counterac t the in jurious effects of table indulgeneius, you must awiet the t Untat h. Iloetetter'a Vegetable Stomach Bitters correet the appetite, carry off the bile ami impure secretions, regulates the bowels, imparts strength and tone tu the system, and restores the invalid to health. lUeftVrt are wonderful. No Umily should be Uhout it. Sold in full quart bottles (extremely palatable) by all Hotels, Grocers, Druggists and others. It requires no addition of spirits. '. Jtr. fmrttr Cough Jtmlmmf triff rmrt Cottghs, tVlde, Afthma, Consumption, Itroncbitis, Spitting of KloJ, Tain In th ide and Urea., rieurUy, VhopinR ui;h. Croup, 1.ier Com plaint. Palfitatl-.n ef the Heart, aud all diseases of the Throat and (liest and Lung. No one should neglect a Cough or Cold a single day. Millions die annualty by neglecting a Common CM. Coughs and Colds led to Consumption, and then to early death. Readvr, have you a Cough, Cold vr any disease vt the lungs? rrornre at one that celebrated remedy. Da. Caana's Corcit IUi.stv, whih never fails to relieve a Cough in twenty-four hours, and always eure the worst rases ef Colds, Coughs and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs In a fsw days. Price Trial bottles, 25 cents. Large bottles SI per bottle, or 6 bottles for $X Pa. EASTraiT, corner Third and Chestnut, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all order must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by llallork A Stoiidard, W. Ilierbower, Liech k. Caklett, Keller and White, and by druggists generally. my31-ly ' Or. J?srf jr' Imdimt mm4 ftrmpmrW Will cure all diseases arising from an impure state of the Blood, or a depraved condition f the fluids of the system, viz: Cancers, Swelling of the Glands, Rheumatism,' White Swelling, Chronic Svre Eyes, Piles, Boils, Erysipelas, Goitre, Pains in the Bne and Joints, fleers In the Mouth and Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional Iriscasrs. This medicine searches out the very roots of the disease l.y purifying the blood, and changing the secretions In-1 lie system, thus removing the cause, which render the cure certain and permanent. Ir. Easterly's Iodine and Sana par ilia will cure the worst mercurial dis ease and drive out and destroy every partk-b ef saercury whkhUlu I be system, and cure Its bad eflects. It win cure Secondary Syphilis or Venereal Piseases, and will drive the Syphilitic Virus and all hereditary taints and poisonous matter out of the system through the pores of the skin, and restore the Patient to a perfect state of health and purity. It is a positive cure for liver complaint and dyspep sia. If used a proper length of time. I chalk ug the world to produce its equal in these complaint. The afflicted will bear in mind that Ir. Kantcr1v'a odine and Sarsaparilla w1!!! cure all Nervous UUeases. Female Complaints, Inpsy, Gravsl, Pisousee of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organ in lew days. It wUl remove Pimples nd Blotches from the Face, and make the skin clear,' white and lwautllul aa alaliaster. It does this by purifyiog the blood, and by it prompt action on the Liver, Kidney, and Secretory Organs, producing vigorous halth. Persona who have long been afflicted with Scrofu la, Old Sores, Tetter, Rirgworm, Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin and all Cutaneous Diseases, are advised to procure Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment to apply on the Stcs, or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly's lodin and Sarsaparilla. The Iodine and SarMparilla pu rifies the Blood, and rauses the son- to discharge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals them. When both are used (which I alway recommend) a permanent and radical cure Is always effected. They are the bebt and mot powerful curative known to man. A fair trial is all I ask I do not fear the result. - Price of the ledine and Sarsaparilla $1 per bottle, or 6 bottles lor Griilley s Salt Kheuin Oint ment "3 cent per bottk Both are prepared by lr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chetuiut streets, St. Louia, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed. ' .Sold by Halbirk A Stoddard. W. TtM-rlower. Liech A Cahdett, Keller A White, Druggists, in Ev an ville, and by Pruggirt generally. . mySl-lyins. - ' ' Mir. Bmkr' Hpiti&e teilt emr$ UonorrLeA, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Cliordee, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all dieaes of the genital organ.. lU-a.h r, have you a private dis ease? I not neglect it. Delay Is dangrous. Dr. Baker's Specific Is a sate, speedy, and radical cure. itn vr. tiaaer s ?pecinc you can cure your self, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for nee sarcomraay the medictne. Price 1 per bottle. () ' - B.AI)x, Easteblt, corner Third and Chestnut streets, t. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addressed to ft the genuine. Sold by IUllork 1 Stoddard, Lek-h A CaUdett, Keller A White, in Evansville, and by drugglts genenUTy. my31-lyin Jtr. Mo0ptrB 3'mmU Cordial tilt emrt all Female Complaints, such as Kxeessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Fluor albus or White, Bar renne. Sallow Complexion, lleadache, ririWeak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all discaused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Ex Over-Excitement, etc., of the Sexual OrDr. Hooper's Femakt Cordial U univermlly acknowledged by the ladies the best remedy ever Invented. M'Price Si per bottle, or six bottle tor 85. Da. Eactkxlt, ' corner of Third And Cbesnut streets, St. Louie, Mo., Sole Proprietor, and to a-hnm aT1 rasrLuaA mim tvav V roia ty Uanock ft Stoiidard, Vi. Biorbowrr, Liech and Calslett, KelWr WTiite, in Evansville, said by druirzuds eenerallr i-t... uruKKuns generally. mv31-lTln n.. s..t..i.i. .. m n.,iw 9 " Wmm mt.m. win cure Ague And Fever, Chill and Fever, Dunil Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, aud al the various forms of Fevers incident to Bilious Cli mates. If there is a man, woman or child suffer ins- with Airue and Fever, thev are advised to nr,v! cure Dr. Eterl,'. Fever and Ague Knier. It U positive cure speedy and permanent. Try It. Price tl per bottle, or six bottles for ?5. Dr. Eastkalt, corner of Third and Chest nv streets, St. IVouhs Sole Proprietor, to whom, all ders must be addressed to get tbe genuine. Sold i Hallock ft Stoddard, V. Bierbower, Lh-ch ft Cal etti Klh.r ft White, Agents for Evansville, and I druggist generally. my3l-lylns TTU.VB JPrLF.H-U LOT JUV. Wjf Apples, Just received, and for sal at San kkrry old stand. A, P. BETOLDS ft CO.

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- ' JtKtc .Wsf jr JLinlmtntmlt eighty years since this Liniment was first offered to the afflicted. . Many millions of bottles hav been u.ed, and it has given better satisfaction than any article ever before tried fur similar purpost. It poweeses a specific power over inflammations, and chronic r accidental derangement of the SIusclv, Joints, Ligaments or Skin. It is a son reo cf great pleasure to feel that we have been tbo.humh'e irtVans of relieving such aa immense amount of nfiVriug, and havo raasfd many thousand to "k-ap for j.TM because their pains were relieved, thetr wounds healed and their stiff Joints made elaotie. Unscrupulous parties, regardlcM of their obliga tions to ourselves or the public, are engaged in attempting to introduce a spurious aud miserable ar-' ticle under Another name, by rcprwnting It to t the same or similar. B9.Be on your guard! Buy none but the original MEXICAN Ml'STANO LIN IMENT, and you will not be deceived r O. W. TVeetbrook, Originator; BARNES A PARK, . f:b2.VdJLwCto. . . Proprietor, Near York. T 0 TJVS O fMSJVOCK r MUT U4V V er Fly Brushes; 3 dox. MisetV Brooms, a fancy article; do ; Fancy Whisks; ' ' . ! do fthaker and Lecallon Broonu; ' 10 do assorted Hcrub Dnwhen; ' - A do Dusting Brushes, fancy aud plain; 5 do e'hoe Brushes, do d; II0RNBKO)K4C0. srt-d Wire; , , itnt It'dls common and charcoal Sheet Iron; jn du (ialvanixed and Jtuiia do; ü casks Sheet Zinr; Slu-et iV'Pper and tViicr Itottoms, all (, in store and fur sale by tfA M TEL ORK. Jl.vS yyMiOJLJlJ,JiTOBJCCO sT sVf.V. sa L L. !)OS...c,eo. w. wicas.....Ltvi L HOCK. NOCK, WICKS, & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Conuiiissioii Merchants, and rr..LFK i Foreign V Domestic Liquors, Cigars, ekcfcc ' Aor.NTs roa VlBGIXIAr NlfiSOUlU ASO AT. TOBACCO. AtHO, AOCSTS rya M.YtlLLr. COTTOS YAKS.-i, IWIXE, BAT' TISti, CUTTOS k MASILLA COllDACF, - No. 11 Main street, LOUISVILLE, KT. We keen constant! r on hand A larre stork of pop ular brands of Totrco, among which are Holland' F.mprese Pino Apple Twist and Pancake. . Also, Roberts' and Harris best brand1. Our stork of pure Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky. is large and well selected, all of which we offer on ejud terms to the Western and Southern trade, j"wss M'tii'n av rt a aova, n tv.as a vv.( üiaia tum, . Wholesale Tobacco Agency. No. ill Main street, Louisville, Ky. -We are now receiving our new stock of Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco, which wt offer low to the trade. ... HOLLAND'S TOBACCO. Empreas Premium Brand... ....200 Boxes. T. J. Ilolland, No. 1 1 75 do . Jacob StrakT........ .120 . do C. L. Holland . 100 W jta CVsyef e-o-eoe.eeiee4eee)eeoeeeesaeeee essiUO C. i. HollaiiJ ....v.. . ... 90 do do do do Keaw. B. B 75 Extra Pancake.., 20 Extra Foil TwUt ...V.. M Butts. I'fne Apple Twixt 60 do Wale and Bro. Twit.............M 1i do Golden Age Pancake . W Boaa. LAKGHORN'S TOBACCO. - - r (loU Leaf Fitra...-.-. sn Butt. J. M. Cabb.... . ,7& do S. E. White 0 do 3. A. Clay . 100 do HARRIS TOBACCO. Miltana.......... 75 Catfa. People's Favorite.. do . . do HSOIW esssMSMea CO Boxes. 10 Cult's. ....... 20 Case. flame Cock.... Lnxnrr ot the People. fiO Kees. Apricot. John Smith.., esse sm See 30 do .. 20 Cases. ROBERTS TOBACCO. E. M. Suead M 120 Bxsa. E. W 1 rt on ...... .......Hh. ..... m... , aS do Roljerts' Kt. 30 do lluh Koll..... .. 20 ButU. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. Long s H.iK"tt s ID 70 Butts. Ua"ett lb . .....-.... W do tjv ail' MMssismisMHtris10v Wmlfolk's pounds and 80 Butts, Old Buck lo..................... ........... .......... 40 do do do Jk A rs...M.. 100 Boxes, do do ( afllvs . l.'-o Pke. Gundry Brands (lb lis iOO Boxes. KUCH.9, w ItKa tV., Ml Main street, Louisville, Ky. Jlv3-.1m Jf HTtTTO. L1VMU J.D r Sale SUbl. Second between Main and Lo cust Streets, opposite the Old Presbyterian Church, cransriiiw. ' The undersigned has a Ihr re and commodious cru x Partie wuu sneas lor camajres. and is pre pared to take horses by the dav, week or month. His ruetomers may be sure of having their animals wen and carefully attended to. He refers to the following gentlemen whose horses he ha bad a long time under his charge. He has also a number of good and safe bones for the saddle or harness, with a number of new and comfortable buggies, to hire. Orders for saddle homes or buggiee, win be punctually attended to. Keler to t:. G. heats. Gas office: C. R. Bewent: J. S. Gavitt, Kx-Mieriff; Cyprian Preston. ortlz-ly J. STRATT0N. 7 ff J Cil mK.nj It Mi HOHNE HUVMiH WfJL Tlie Troy Iron and Nail I'artorY.nt Tror. x.i., nave jienry Kurilen a Improved Horse flioe jlacbisery now In successful oueralion. and are pre pared to execute orders for Horse and Mule hhoes. f any weicht and nattern. at a price but little above the price of Horse Shoe Iron ine quality of the Iron need in those shoes is warranted iu every respect. These shoes hare been apivwved of. and ar now used by the United State Government exclusively, as also by many of the prim ipni ?ige ana umniDu Uompanies and Home Mioer throughout the c untrr. Any person en t Uaeiiff 55 to tbe undersigned, will havn a sample vi ov toe.. BMorieu sizes, sent to hi address. 'Torr adtresed to tbe subscriber, at Troy vil läge, will receive prompt attention. V 31. f. BIKDCX, Agent, P1-Iy 1 . Troy, N. Y. TTMi.yj! SHIVOLKH.W,m No. 1 Pine M. Shingl Pf ivi aaiv lost Awvt v,vi, a .fi.si . JOHN F. G L0YEK, Comer Main and Seventh ttreeis. v. ..u t,vH s la Jtsi rrsTaA UAKVESIKK, FOR M0WINU A ltEAPIXO. Tiis Machine was irrt reduced and used foe the first rime dtirius; the har -t le-'; and tnouch trw. aas alr-elT established f'f itelf a n-pula-ttuu which has never been reached br nny other cenbined Reapr and Mower, South and Vet ; and It tow occupies a position far in advance of all its eon petitor. Jrly one thousand of htn ' Mad lines' wure sold duini; the last two harvests, acd tho demand not ; saiplied In the -tale of Kentucky, Tennt-eeu, In duua. Illinois, Muwouri, Iowa, Arkannas, Alabama, '4reiA, (South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, and esabiishlng the fact most conclusively, that fur univcmu use, economy, strength, and effk ieney, this Nvrhine is ever thins; that is desirable, both as A leaper and as a Mower. W e have made some valuable improvements, sul fated by careful observation and experiment dura: the last harrent. These will be aiJe.i to all sir Reapers and Mowers now building for the har Vl VI 1V9. W , For sale on consignment, by ap-.W-amd.fcw ALUS ft HOWE?. I 190 TICS TO rJMMBMM WW HAY DEALER. The undendmed would espectftilly iuform tbe Hay Orowerr and Ix-alera hat he has pnrcQAsed the rieht b mke and m. liVnnistop's Portable Hay l'ress is Vaaderbureh arrick counttes, and is now ready to receive for Presses, which he will DTomDÜv fill and pe up, ana warrant to penorra ail that is repre w-niou. l erson wantinir Fresse would do wt-n to call on the undersirted and examine the model and tn l,n-'l' nin winch they work, requiring less wer And hands and duni; more work And belter il,. ,n,,jWr Pi.i. JI i.i.. money, and take un but little room. - - ----- - ava saau aasb7 iuv . ühAB on Smiml itMt hil. IV.t ... I r..ll - r v.wv .U'l i'l UH T ry, Evansville. b. DYK)N. T4 T1CB-CJ. flttt CJLtimi CJMMT On and after February 1st, 186H, I will chwe my bo)k to all runninr account and adl for cah " 'J' H?.. .-vJ . .jn .ivM if mk iiiw pun, relieving it to be to the interest of buyers, as well as to mys.'ii. i snail iry tu make it aa object for all to pay CAHh, aud hope to give offence to none by refusing credit, as I shall refuse all without respect te perjton or persona. An gooiht must be paid for before they leave the store. If not satisfactory, they can be returned, and I will refund the money. Also, I take this opportunity to oiler Aiy sincere thanks for the liberal patronage with which I was heretofore favored, and ask a continuance f the same, promisioir. to merit tlte same by prompt and fair dealing aud an additional Indnermettt ht prices. Janla ., hAM. KMB1C11. ' iLiiü . 3 d9er Ulow tccend.

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, t TKS E. A - T-r i -TT Last -Nighl's. Despatches ; - LATEST FROM EUR0rE.x ' " Arrtval of th America. " " Sandt Hook, X. Yn July 23 p. m. The Tloyal mail stearoship America, from Liverpool, on the 10th inst, has pawed this point. She, furnishes three dajs later, intelligence. . . . . The America arrived ' out at Lirerpool ou the 6th. " .-.. - The Iloue of Commons had . passed the India bill. .' V," Lord Molmesbarr announced that orders had been is.-ued fur the withdrawal of the British cruisers from the coitstof Cuba.' The blockade of the African coast is to be continued. ' " There is no additional information in re gard to the Atlantic Telegraph cable,' as the Agamemnon has not yet returned to Qoeeojtown. ' . , . - - J - It is arrain stated that Spain is preparing an ex e lit:on against Mexico. . .. - The India bill passed tue House of uommons without a division.1 The House of Lords has passed the Jew bill through the committee. The bill in relation to the Government of New Caledonia has passed to tbe secoud reading of the House of Common. It was generali v Hippoed tue Agameunon lias returne! to the, reu :o S in t mid-ocean again to irepj)ire for a fourth attempt. The laara had tavin ID coal and wo re:ulr for sea again. L, The directors of the Atlantic telegraph company will determine upon future plans on tbe arrival of the Agamemnon; her report of the accident is considered important be fore taking further action. It was generali r lielieved but not vet offi cially aiinonnced, that Queen Victoria would Tisit the Knipemr of France at Cherbourg if she did not attend the aval demonstra tion. The Paris conference was drawing to a close. . London Market ' Baring Brothers Circular reports the brcadslufii market buovaut. Wheat firm and 2s. better. Iron dull. Surrar firm. Coffee dull. Rice heavy, and slightly lower. America. securities low. Sales and prices are unaltered. - London Money Market. Consols closed at 9595. , Tbe bullion in the Bank of England has decreased 529,000, during the week. Commercial Intelligence. ' ' 1 ; . . Liverpool, July 9. Cotton opened at an advance of Jc, but subsequently the advance was almost lost. The sales for the week are estimated at 60,000 bales. . The market closed dull. The advices from Manchester are of an unfavorable character, there being but little inquiry in the trade and prices were weak. The weather has been favorable for the crops, and the breadstuSs market generally, closed firm. - v The Bank of France had increased in specie during the mouth to the amount of 18,000,000 of Francs. . Richardson. S pence k Co., report flour stead V at 22.. for Western. Wheat firm; red Western 8s. fd. Com firm; inferior qualities hare advanced Ctlfc.ls. The Cir culars report provisions generally dull. Ba con heavy, and holders are pressing upon the market. Beef hcarr. Pork stcadr. Lard firm at an advance of Is. for choice Sugar stcadr. Coffee quiet. Rice quiet, Rosin firm. Spirits Turpentine dull at 44s. Additional Foreign New. Sir E. Bulwer Lvtton has instructed the Governor of Vancouver's Island that it is no part of the policy of the British government to exclude Americans or other foreigners from the Fräser River gold fields. The national right to navigate the river is reserved, however. N'ew Orleaxr, July 22. Minute guns were fired from sunrise until sundown in honor of Gen. Quitman. From Washington, Despatches from Utah to the 25lh of June were received to-day bv the department. Orders has been issued that no one should leave the ranks of the army in, fusing throngh Salt Lake City, except from abso lute necessity, and that care should 1 taken that the herds did bot trespa. upon the fields of the citizens. Among the documents is Gov.Cumming' pardon and peace proclamation to the inhab itants of t tub. All officer of the armv writinu from Wash ington Territory referring to Col. Steptoe's defeat, pays tluit the route eastward and northward of Colville is now virtually blockaded. That no one can cross fnakc River, and that it will require a force ten times as large as L now there before peace can be restored. Nkw Orleans, July 22 p. m. " A fire occurred thia morning on the cor ner of Jackson and Kosseau streets, deFtrty ing the wholesale grocery of A. J. May & Co., with two dwellings adjoining. Lo: $30 OUO. Ä'evr Orleans Market. New Orleans. July 22 m. Cotton The tries remain unrhaueed; sales 2,300 bales. (Vm is quoted at 92 Ic; and mess iork at ??1. Lard has advanced 1c A'nr York Market.' New Vork, July 23. Flour him; sales of G,j00 bbls. State has improved 5c. sales at $4 15(4 20. Ohio 4 75,-r 00; Sntlurn 5c. higher sales at 4 i ifa 4 90. H heat luis advanced, but quotations are nominal: sales of 5,000 bush, at lr,2c. Corn dull. Turk firm at $1700 for mess. Whisky steady. Stocks dull and lower. Sterling exik-uige $1 OD j Qj)l 10. . Cincinnati Market. CixcissATt, Jnly 23 m Flour buoyant, sales of P00 bbl. at full rates. Whisky firm, at 22c. Nothing transpired in provisions t?o far.' Molasses advanced to 38c. Kcw York Market. New York, July 23 p. a. . Flour firm: sales ot 0,00 barrels at $4 1 5fö 4 22 for State ; and 4 80(5 Wf for Ohio. Wheat has advanced ; sales of 6,500 bushels; quotations are nominal. Corn is firm; sales of 10,000 bushels at 65;85c. -for mixed; 02&05 for white; 9395 for yellow. Pork firm at S17 10 (317 15 for mess. JJacou firm at 8(v81e. for sides, and Cfö6l for shoulders. Linseed oil is firm at 73. Tallowbuyers offer 9 J, but holders demand 01. Lard linu. W hi ky firm at 24 211. Sugar is buoyant and I better; Mux'ovado fl(Sc llaana 70

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Clnclianatl Uaxkef ; 5 .-rCisaxxxTL July 23-i.-il' . Floor firm, receipts rerr light and holders

asking higher price. -No adrance has been, established. TAThbUr firm at 22 cents. Mess pork advanced to $16 00 and is in good demand. ".Nothing hai been - done in bacon.' A sale was made - of 100,000 lbs.! of bulk fides at Madison at 7 loose. .Clear bacon j sides arc wanted at 0 cents. Snjar active 1 rales of 190 hhds. at 3(7.9 cts. Molas. a vaiiced to 38 now held at 40 cts. " ' Rlvtr and Weather. Ci.vciknati, July 23 P. M. ; Eiver fallen 15 inches in the last 24 hours. It has been ralningifor the last twelve hours ; now clearing up. Thermometer 7G. - . . - Pittsbubo, July 23 p. v. River 3 feet by the metal mark and fall ing., Weather cloudy. Thermometer. 82. r,: LocisvaLB, 'July 23--p. m. Kiver falling.' Heavy rain last night and this morning it will probably cause anoth er rise,, ? , ClKCIXSATt, July 23 P.M." Weather clear. ' ' Themometr 75. RlTer Item. axiYALS asb ncPAaTcara. From Thursday & r. n., till Friday ,5 p. a. Piana, Tninville to New Orleans; J. Y. rheeeeman, St. Louis to Cincinnati; Monarch. New Orleans to Cincinnati; -llarel Dell, Pittsburg to rt. Louis; Melrose, 1'ittsburi; to St. Louis; , Woodford, New Orleans to Louiv!lle; ' - Trader, Pood Kiver to Kvansviile; Lehigh, Cincinnati to 8t. Lonis; ... ' Neptune. lltUburp to St. Txuia; Alida, Padurah to Evansville; . Prima Ponna, Cincinnati to Missouri River; Greenville, vanville to B. Green. On Thursday night we had one of the severest rains experiened this summer. It fairly came down in torrents. The side walk in front of our office caved in, and a portion of, the culvert on Division street fared the same fate. The weather was cloudy and damp all day yesterday, with heavy indications of more rain. A. large quantity of tobacco is now strung out on our wharf ready for shipment, and considerable flour. Much more activity is manifested th-iu could be expected. We must be some better off as regards business than most of our sister cities. . . But few boats have landed in the list 24 hours. The little Alida came up in the afternoon, and the Trader came down in the fort noon. The Trader had quite a load of tobacco on board, but we were not favored with a manifest. The St. Louis RrpubUccm gives ui tbe following as the news at that point: "The river here swelled about threel.-M.bes on Tuesday night; became stationary yesterday morning, and remained so all day. It will doubtless be falling slowly to-day. The last arrival from Missouri river reports tbe river falling at St, Joseph and for a considerable distance down. The heavy rains lately prevaleut up that river have ceased. A good deal of drift continued to float past the city yesterday, and boats from below experienced much inconvenience from it, breaking their -wheel, Ac The weather, was very hot yesterday, and on the Lcvcc bu-'incss was dull. . ' ' The same paper says that the crops in Minncwta promise an abundant vield, likewise iu the northern poit'on of Whtconiin; but from Dubuque to Keokuk, the wheat crop has been nearly destroyed by tbe heavy rains that have fallen almost daily for the last week or ten days. The tri-weckly mail contract between St. Louis and Memphis has been given to Messrs. Hancock & Ball. They arc to carry tbe mail one year for $39,750. The steamer Greenville left yesterday evening for Green river. The Louisville papers report the river falling at that point, with scant 6 feet in the canal and 4 feet in the pass. ' The stenmer Bowling Green has been tboroughlyjrcpaired at Ixuisville and was to have left that city for Green river on Thursday evening. The Scioto, No. 2, is the regular packet for Louisville, this evening. The Scioto is a never-failing boat, and we trust the may secure a good trip. ' The Hickman, the regular Cincinnati packet, will be up some time this forenoon. The Hickman Is a fast boat, and has a full complement of accommodating officers. Diabolical Octrage. A negro lelonging to the estate of A. C. Starke, in Shelby county, Tenn recently met bis death from the fiendish punishment of W. S. MoiltjHl ery, tbe overseer. The ofTence committed by the deceased waj a temporary absencu from labor, and the punishment administered was a series of severe whipping unexampled, nlmoft, in the catalogue of cruelty. One witness stated that the first punishment consisted of ftVe hundred rlripe. and that the dirceascd was subjected to that character of piinishincut every day for a period of ten dava. This cruelty wan indulged against the wi.-h of Mrs. Starke, the owner of the riave, and seemed to be Mtnply in accordance with the fiendish taste of the overseer. When it was ascertained that the negro would die, the scoundrelly overseer made his cseajH', and bis whereabouts is still un. known. The Mantfactcru. of IxDiAXAroLi?. The Cilizrn Jay; ' Two manufiict nung estAblisbmenrs have left us: James Huey k Sons have gone to South Bend, where they can have waler power and be near the great furniture market of the Northwest. Iefrces Si MeXeely are removing their coopering establishment to Terre Haute, so that they can get - timlter by cheap water- communication, and le right in the midst of the wheat region. Something is out of joint with our manufacturing interests, that they should be so languishing. JE6-g-The artesian well at Lafayette, has created quite a comment!. It is estimated that two thousand Kirrels, kegs jug aud Itottled were filled there in one day last week. - . The correspondent of the New York Timet, writing from Salt Lake City, June 29th, Riys that the Peace Commissioners, Powell and McCullofh, would leave in two weeks for Wa-4iingtn. JTßKO UY ItT lHWSHECBli JIM IN;, KolMVAKIUMi AND UKNKRA I- , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AirenU I'M- Hanalia Nilt tympany, avanM ille, Indian. We have for me. I a co-jxtrtncihii nnler tlie trie f Bsxiw.k a AiavAX, and offer otir service in tbe capacity aa set forth in mit eard above. We are fullj prepared to extend every faeilite te fchlppers, either by CANAL, KIVfcK, KA1IKOAD, and aesnre tbem tliat.their intvreets shall ne tuthfully represented, should they L plnafed to tsvor us with their patronage. Offiut aud Warehouee on tn corner ef Main St. and the Canal. WM. BROWN, MT. M. AIKMAK, Late cf Howard a Brown. Late of 1'OäTKK, (V - - tanfcMf jfX.fJ4L tfTOtlJUJi.l have a lare duuWV tile Varelione at the Canal ILisiu, rapabl of storing aiijr anion nt of prod., which will be receired, nored, taken csra of and held subject to o iwr ordrr on mM reasonaMe tertrt. P. ti. 0' II! LET.

Death or W. T. Porter. Wm. T. Porter,, of Porter' Spirit cf. the Timet, died in New York on Monday. He was editor, of the "old Spirit" for a quarter of a century, and was one of the best informed men, in the'country. Mr." Porter was a native' of Ycrmonfc, and belonged to a family of five brothers, all of, whom were brillant writers and wits.. They have all. fallen .into the sleep that knows no -waking. Mr. Porter was a practical printer, and received hia education in a printing office. He went to New York about thirty years ago, and was employed as foreman in a printing office, where he had the opportunity of giving a rerdant young man from Vermont, who afterwards proved to be the famous Horace Greeley, his first employment in New York as a type setter. There has ever since existed a Tcry friendly' regard between the two compositors, both of whom have risen to fame. .... Soon after his arrival in New York, Mr.

Porter7 attention was directed to field sport j in their several varieties, and he saw the "necessity of a journal directed to their interests, and of an organ especially devoted to the turf. He thereupon founded what was long known in New York, as the tri of the Timet, a paper devoted not only to the sports of the- turfj but to every out-door manly exert ie, including hunting, fishing, with all their kindred excitements. This journal at once attracted the attention of men throughout the country engaged in raiding thorough-bred stock. It gave an impetus to the interest felt in fleet horses never before known, and the editorial rooms of the proprietor in consequence became the favorite resort of leading gentlemen throughout the country whenever they visited New York during the racing season. In the settlement of disputed points between sporting men, Mr. Porlcrs opinion was confidently referred to by disputants, on cither side, and bis judgment on all controverted points of that character was quietly acquiesced in as conclusive. Up to the time of his death, he Lad probably decided more questions involving money between sporting men than any other person, and his fiat once given was considered without appeal; His paper acquired among all sympathisers with the subject upon which it treated, a very general popularity. Mr. Porter was remarkable for the amiability of his temper and the kindness of his heart. w He seemed to live without an enemy, and at tbe time of his death he was probably the best known of any man in Xew York who had .never filled an official station. Re-election of Lecomptonites to Congress. The following appeal of Col. Forney, of the Philadelphia Prctt, against the re-election of the Lecompton members of Congress in Pennsylvania, is a cogent protest against the re-election of Niblack in this district CoL Forney was the confidant and bosom friend of Mr. Buchanan, before he betrayed the Democratic principles on which be wa elected, and reduced to Lecomptonifm by southern nullifiera : - The u men, aays the Ptctt, " who forced Lecompton through Congress the men who insulted the public sentiment the men who denounced tbe pledges of. 1856, who applauded the proscription of the champions, tried aud true, of that principle: there men now rail upon the mattet ff the Xorthtrn Democracy to re-tied them to the next Congrt ts, and that to teal, ly a popular decree, the yravett act of political turpitude and treachery to be found in political annalt ! Uut in the name of a great iirty, we say-'Xo! to tbe demand. .We assert that enough lias been lost for this dishonoring example. We declare that a sufficiency of sacrifice has been made in the name of a despotic doctrine. W insist that those who have attempted and who have failed in the attempt, to commit the Democratic party to this doctrine, should stand back and allow other men men . trusted aud - tried, who know the wishes of the coplc and respect them too to take the . nominations for the national councils ; for if this is not done, hundreds of innocent Democrats must fall in the effort to elevate the guilty, In this State, Every Democratic member of Congress but three has demoralized himself by voting for Lecompton is m in one or another of its fhatueless disguises. We '- ask,' in all candor, whether these men are to be put Ujion lX-mocratic tickets, like so many dead weights, to carry down others upon those tkkvts who had nothing to do with the sacrifice and the surrender ?. u For here is the practical question after all. Lccomptonism is not a virtue, but a lie it is not a principle, but a heresy it is not even a decent expedient, but an incarnate and festering corruption. It has' uo vitality in it, like the principle of the Kansas and Nebraska uct, by its elasticity aud power, shortly after rescued those who had stood bv it, and restored the Dcinocrarv to the iower which tl-ev had temporarily lot.?' . A Lacuhable Sell. An Eastern manager, having closed his theatre for the warm weather, concluded to take his family to the sea shore. After the determination was formed they Kicked up and departed in the confusion and ha.-te that usually attends such excursion:. A waggish friend called at Ihe house immediately after their departure, and discovered that a valuable gold watch and chaiu had 1xn left behind on the parlor table, in the hurry of dejKirtnre. This was I lie manager's own watch, aud, without further mlo, the tarefnl caller put it into his own pocket, und conveyed it and himself down to the very watering place wlicre his friends had already proceeded. Comiiiunicating what had 1 aj-ened toatcw mugenial .pirits, friends of both partio, the watch tinder made out tlie programme of a delightful little plot of the ileat-riptioii usually known as a "sell." Intimation was courteously given to the manager, who m a thorough gentleman as well us an excellent artist, that a number ot his friends and admirers desired to see him, and a hint waj dropped that a little presentation was on the tapit. Accordingly, the managet and his friends did meet, and one of. Ihe party, "a fellow of infinite jest and humor," improved the occasion by making a neat and hfghly complimentary fecch, iu which the private and professional worth of the manager were handsomely mentioned, with a requust that the manager would accept a gold watch and chain, which was then aud there handed over to him, in one of the jeweler's boxes usually given in when u watch is purchased. Much too well bred to "look a gift horse in the mouth,"" tbe complimented manager did not open thelwx wbile briefly and even eloquently returning thanks. The party tbeu partook of something a tri tie stronger than water, after which, the pleased and always pleasant manager thought the time had arrived when he might gratify his very natural curiosity by lookiug at the beautiful presentation watch for which he had to thank tho kindness of his fricuds. Jle opened the' box, and law his own watch! He emphatically exclaimed, ''b'oM! this it by wsfh."'

STEAMBOATS:

TT OD18 VIZ.Z.B, B T4JYV WILLB. .XLAND SLEJirUIS, BE(JTJLAJt WEEKLY l'ACKET. j.'H' Tl'e Low Presen re Steamer 80CTH- ' r--lr2A-eEKX"EK, C. W. Tant-rrr, Com5kirimander; J. Bji Akxol, Clerk, Wves Louisrill every Wednesday at o r. x. ; leave Memphis every Saturday at 5 r. n.; leave ZvansTllla lor LonisriUe every Monday at 5 r. M.; leaves Evaaavill for Memphis every Thursday at 11 a. k. i u a,Way Business solicited and attended te at same rata aa charged by Packet. ' jana-tf P.C. O' EI LEY CO Affcnta. JE TRI -WEEKLY MAIL LINE, v Ftoamer ALIDA. leaves Ev ansville, every Monday, Wed TV ritam nesday sad iTidav at 9 a. w. Leave I'nducaa every Toesday, Thnrsday and 8at urdar, at 9 A. w. Connecting at Evanevil! with IUCK. B. for all points orth and East, and with packets for Louisville, Wahsh and ' Green Kivrs. At Faduiali with packrta for Sarnt Lents, New trlcaia and tlte daily mail boat for Cairo, Nashville aud Tennessee River. llnsiuee promptly -attended to, and charges for freight an J i.t.oc saato as cliarged. by the ackt J. II. lVne. . jl.ve-CmcUkw . m4ÜRÜ O HL.BJ J'tt -. B VUJYVm V VI LLC PACKET, THE CIKCTAV. . ' "The teamer CIIOCTAW, Captaln-XT'fJrAC-S m r t. r. r , will ran regularly for tbe 'Z!iw'ÄV-'re!!wiider f the season, and aalonT as tlie water wtll permit, as a regnlsr packet, between Evanm-ille and New Orleans. From ber Kreat speed, she can easily make the trip In thirteendays, and will leave. Iktc every fifteenth day after her departure. Slie will retnm en her third trip . OS THE 11T1I OR 12TII OK MAY. Tlie time of her arrival will be telegraphed from. Vickbursh and Memphis, and duly announced la tlie papers, that shippers may know and rely upon her movements. Uer officers pledge thcmlves to do all in theln power far the inten! and Cince of the city with wliicli they s-k to" identify tbemxelvee, and they 4k it in return Uxm citizen snch enccaragement as will make their connection w itU tlie city perma-. nctit and reciprocally profitable. Tbe boat will ueed fur her sapurt re freight as well a down cargoes, aud In proportion to her rvceipU vt, can cLealTordto reduce Ler down frcighu. Shippers bore houlil, then.'fore, for their own interest, en-d-avtr lo sec urn her up freights from their correspondents. I. A. CRAKE, Agent, arcu-tf C ET. EVANSVILLE, TADLCAU ASI CAIRO PACKET, J. R. DONE, D. Jt. Hebkox. Mas. tcr. leave Kvauvi!le .r. cdv anJThunul.-iv at i nVi.wir m - arriving at 1'adiKwli at 6 o'clock. A." M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Tuesilay and Frldar. Returning leaves Cairo every Tu!sday and l riday, at 7 o'clock. P. M.. and I'adurnh every Wednesday ud Satur. dav, at 9 o'ebwk. A. M. CtiXNECTIN'U -AT J'VA'NäVILLE WITH THE EVANSVILLE AND CHAWJr'OKDJVILLE R. R. aud Parketi fr Green River- Alto, connoctitg at Smithland with ' Cum berkind River Packet; st Cairo with Memphis, New Drkans and St. Ixui Packst. - - Ttr-bA. en lui k1if.?wwl Ljit.l .lu ... - - - - tw vwi 'i mix Eastern Cities. ' ...... mar23-ly 4fT o.itBOB r, trriju.i.i -f jpe--TY," RegularSt. Louis and Louisville Pack l imiTViVi'! i ivr ji?33 The fallowing boats Lava com--lySyf' tnenced their regular trip In Lh Louisville and St. Louis trade, and wiU continue to ran daring tbe season, riving par. ... IVP1I VI, I 1 1 ll ( HI. J) XU9 FASHION, carr. t. n. maetix. Passes Evcnsville, going down every Ttuaday mora ing, and up every Friday morning. The JIIÜllFLYER, CArT. THOU. WRIGHT, Passes Evansville, going down, evr-ry Thursday morning, and up every Monday mornine. LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOllS Passenger and hipper can rely ur on tbeee boats leaving punctually on their regular days, and connecting Ith all the packets runniugaboveSt. Louis. For freight or passage apply on board or to aarl7 - P. G. O EILEY A CO. itC LOUISVILLE PACK FT. . jTusa The JOHN RRICGS will bereaflor l-C--rna regularly as a Louisville and NÄtt.-w.j- Evansville Packet; having excellent accommodationa for Passengers. She wUl leave Eranaville every Wednesday and Saturday Afta.-. noon at 6 o'clock, prcciselr. t . . H. COLB. Master. wargg P. M. OAKDXEK,Crk. jrpBaVLJH LOVISX'ILLE, B P. JKabANSVILLE AND nENDEESOX PACKET 'aar MJt M l MT ae AW mm ml . st m sr a ar ar an . . K nJv-fc--will loam Eransrllla nur Tna. 1 1 1 1 The KTKA.MIK winm MCt 9 dav at 6 O'clock, r. M.. and ftarur. day at 12 o'clork, r. ., for Henderson and LoafvilK. Accommodation excellent. jan28 m BRiZB FOR B l"BB I'JtJ OD V M. who siibscrities for the - NEW YORK W EEKLY PRESS, A Beautifully Illustrated . : - Family NewsDatjer. Th New York W eekly Press is one of the largest and best literary aper of the day. A large Quarto containing Twenty Pages, or Sixty Column, of entertaining matter ; and Elegantly Illustrated every Week. - A Oitt wirrth from SO ce.nl to 100 will Te sent toeach anbstrilier on receipt, of the ul-scriptlon usviiarj m- ...... ' Travg: One copy for imo year, and 1 giftM......M..f2 00 Three copies ono year, and 3 gift .. 5 00 Five cop one year, and 5 Kit8 ft OO Ten ci'KS one y.ar, and 10 gifts 15 0" Taenty.n coj.io one year, and 12 gifts 30 CO Canadian subsr-ribors must sud 2(i cents each In addition to the abeve rates, to pay the American postage, whirh niut le pre-paid. The article to be dibUibuted are ecmprised la tbe following list: 1 I". S. Treasury Xot.... lono o - 2. do do .do .... 5(4 00 each. 5 a do do t.o 00 ach. 10 do , do do 100 1 earh.' - Patent I-rer Jluntlog Cam-d Watcbea f 1) o 20 Gold WatclMS 0 (lo '. 1' do . 3U Ladies 'ld Wsta'bfM Silver Hut ting Cased Watchcs..... 75 ) oA 0)1 35 00 i Silver Vfcb:be Slu O0 to 20 00 lMto ;dt ;iurd, Vfvt and Fob - " fbains ..10 00 to 30 (iO lf Gold Pens and Pencils 5 (W to 15 W tM Iotkrt, RraceletK, I'i-ootImw, Kr Imp. HivKjit Vine, CulT I'im-. Sb-eve Burton, liiujt, Sbirt StndV, Wati b Heyn, Guld Mrii Silver Thimbles, and a vat iety f oilier article orlh frcin a-nt to ?r. OOesrh. On receipt of the uteriptin mneytbe suba Tiller's mam will I- ef.-red uin Mir book ej.posite a number, and the gill om?.pon Jmg with tiiat nuuilier will lie forw.'ird-l ithin ne week to him, by mail orexpr.-ss, it-i.iiH. There is neither humbux nur lottery about the alre. as every eutrwiriln-r is sure of a Pne of valWe pref.T t make this literal distribution among tbem iiiHi-r if iiifr a large commission tu AKentt, giving t the üui..-rriler the amonnt that wnM g. to Hi.-. Agent, and in n;tnv ra a bundre.1 fold more. I'.VMKL A!KK, l'ulli-ber. apl-4'.in 'Jl Vnre utrevt, trw York. tJtorc i .Tlcttridt mill U an indepeiilelit candidate fx Slieritf, at the ensuing October rle-liiiw l'OKTLIwS AND IiEALEUS IN Domestic and Foreign Drugs, MEDICALS, CHEMICALS, PalMs, Oils, Varnishes, nrulies,Gla .1 .YD .L.t.-S II'J UE, PA TEXT MEDICINES, - PERFUMERY, BIRD CAGES, AC, KVASfcVH.I.E, Iniiaka. Iltfnf niade large adilitions to our stock, e are fow ready to till ull orj.-rs ithsurb (quality cf floods as we fvl hsurel will give entire sat itrfartion. As we make our purt-liaaeK l.y tbe pu lupm, a . are enabled to otV-r them at the lowcet OSiib! ptM-!, tlieri'l.y gjvivR Urn purolawr the samea-i-Viihtiie' s tliot who buy Eoct. We ako deal exteMVeK ill .i ; lEHuroTTrr a sp a mukottpe stock And kr p coiiht.iiitiy on hand a large and varied assortment of Can, 'chemw-als, Cauierals, and every artiele count-e.-d with the art. OpTaton ili.it rho.; to ordiT, ami en-lojng remittunce, the Niine care and price aill be observed as if tbey nt nl ix rwnollv. V ben 'goods ot f onr line are wanted, we will proenre tli. m with pleanre, at the lowest prices. We shall, as lieivtid"ore. give particular aiu-ntin to have all orde rs carefully packed and promptly f.w;irded. July 1IAI.LOCX STODDARD. kf.V KiBS. ft fH . tnrHEMve RING, Sainton, Pi. k.-nll, White Fih, Lini Ceiwnt, Almonds Uraail Nuts, Fillvrts, EngUsh Walnuts, Currants, Kji.ini.. rigs Camphor, Alum, Klisoill Saltü. Still. Iitir K.Jl Mad.kr, lA.-gwotl, Indigo,- Cream Tartar, Soda.' D-d Cords, allkindi; Wacking, lUttiuc, Hove, Havana, German, od half SauUh Cipirs: Teas. Ginger all kind ; ;bu Jars Laut.-m and Fkvks, Lcmyn Syrup, Mie-tard. Nntm'?', Matcbet, SiuiJi M'W, iH-bfters tvtters, Serdtnea, Pepper Sance. StOVtt Tinea. R.in. Kmnrv S.L1I. IokT. SafetT ruse, Toliacco, all kind; SvUU Snuff,' Starch. Vinegar, Paper, all kinds ; Kiv, Ac Ac. A supply of the above kept constantly on nana, and for sale, low, t-r , GILBERT BOWLES. J.ne CtMf Syacmore, near Water. . "fa tHSOLVTI .. TM B BIRjn OB

JO-7 R. H. BENNETT tT., Is this ttay rnwoirefl by mutual censeut. The businees will hereafter h. rarrird cn by Jime Swanson. who will settle all buines coniierted with the late rrm. it. It. BENNETT, thl lm AS. SWANsoN,