Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 313, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 August 1858 — Page 3

MOXDAT MORNING

.august IfT Sf f Flrnt anil Fourth Pages for Interesting Reading Matter Local and Miscellaneous. Cst7Wccal! attcntiou to the advertisement of Mr. P. Kline, in another column, headed "Pftrtnchip wanted." PsjjT Tlirec yormg ladies, all daughters of citizen of Jasper, Dubois couuly, iave leccntly united themselves with the Catholic order of SfcUia of Chidtj, whose lead quarters are) in Viaccnaes. triJ-The Whitlows who shot Dr. Rodders at Portland last week, have lecii acquitted, a clear case of criminal intention on the part of Dr. Röders as to Miss Whitlow being made out. . The last novelty in female dress is announced as a new style of skirt, called the " Leviathan Crinoline." Could there te a more appropriate, name ? Dr. Grkzxk. We call attention to tbe rard of J. X. Greene, who, in withdrawing from hi. connection with Dr. Hutchinson, la no intention ot leaving the city. The Doctor has been very successful in his practicc here, and amon those who prefer the evlectie system of practice, U very popular. tjp We were pleased to sec Dr. D. D. Owen in our city ou Saturday afternoon, in more robust health than he has been for Kvcral year. lie has just returned from a visit to the Arkansas Hot Springs, from whose waters and the salubrious air of the region, he has been rejuvenated. Ax Kxtra Session. The Danville Ledger says that Lieut. Gov. Hammond, in a speech in that place a few days since, announced lhat Gov. Willard had resolved to call an extra se.ion of the Legislature about the 11th of October next. The Ledger surmises that the statement was made "by authority." Valuable Improvement. We have seen the oblations of a self revolving harrow just invented by Mr. Chafee, of Grayvillc, Illinois. . It possesses many advantages over any implement of the kind we have seen. It is light upon the team, doc. its work inost admirably, and among the-corn stalks it works to a charm. We think it more deserving the attention or farmers than any invention we have seen for some time. Its construction and mode of operation is fully set forth in the advertisement of Mr. Chafee. Business on the E. & C. R. R. seems to have revived considerably. While other roads are being stopped by unpaid employees, and interrupted by executions, our road under the present efficient managers is doing well. Within the past week the employees of the Terrc Haute & Altou road have stopped the trains because the company was not able to pay them, and the Marietta and Central Ohio roads have been obliged to give up part of their rolling stock to pay their debts. The passenger business on the Evansville & Crawfordsvillc road the past week has been unusually good, the prospect for a heavy Fall freight business was never wore encouraging. Our Fire Department. Krcry one present at the late fire on Sec ond street, must have been gratified at the promptness with which the fire companies repaired to the spot and the efficiency with which the firemen fought the flames. The men composing the Fire Department of this city are equal to any similar organization elsewhere, and with good machines, the city would be well guarded against a serious conflagration. We have four fire engines not including the two juvenile companies one of which is entirely uselcs, and two others are old and not to le relied upon. The fact that the Young America and Washington engine.? have heretofore been serviceable, is owing to the efficiency and perseverance of the companies rather than the excellence of the machines. WhAt? needed, is a thorough refitting of the department. Let the Washington, Young America and Neptune be sold or given away and furnish each of these companies with machines similar to the otic now used by the Union company. The execution of the latter company at the lift fire was universally noticed, while near by stood the Neptune, the brakes not taken down, and the company to whom the machine belonged, assisting their more fortunate brethren. Within the past ten year3 enough money has been expended in repairing the Neptune and Young America to . hare purchased three or four good machines. They should have been abandoned long since by the city. We insist upon it, that our fire companies are worthy of first class machines. Not a year passes but they are instrur .ental in saving to the city and individuals, thousands of dollars, and yet they labor under disadvantages, which would discourage men less brave and less persevering. Will the City Council not take this matterf into serious consideration? Will not our citizens sustain the Council in their co urse? If the firemen who have expressed their desire to see the Department newly equipped will morel a the matter, success is certain. ZsT We invite the attention of the sick .and aClictcd, to the advertisements in our columns of Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Saraaparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, m-. , , . . ,, - i 17T- c"e" I. UT- ooper rennuc Cordial,. and Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague .Killer. These medicines are prepared by ft thorouchW educated Pheeieinn Chemist and u - .t . i Pharraaceutist, so that all can rely upon hem as being safe and effectual in curing the diseases for which they are recommended. They are standard remedies, and can be found in nearly every Drug and Apothecary store In the United Ft at?

Special Notices.

Giorf Cltngrtr Is an Independent Candidate for SlieritT, at the ensuing October elect ion. t'mmdtrbnrgh Comnty Ugrienttnrml Lmnd J$ocimttHrThfi Stockholder, of tbe above Association, will meet at the Court House on Saturday next, Angust 7th, at 2 o'clock, Y. M., to elect Trutee fr the enduing year, and transact other important btwines in rotation to the iroperitj of the Association. l?y order of the President. ang3-td P. I10B.NBR00K. Secretary. fmuAtrburgS formt p g-r1emllwrmi ffo tltl jf Members of this Society are nsinested to inert at the Court House on Saturday, Augiud 7th. at y. o'clock, r.M. The Committee on Premium lint will report, und a full meeting is dctlrcd. By order of tbe President. anfSti ?. HORsPKOQK. Secretory. Mtttmmi JPtr XntMrmnc Compmmp of VmMdcrbmrfh, County. Evassyil!., lira., Anstalt 3d,1ST.3.An election for Seven Directors and a Secretary for the Company, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at the office recently occupied by M. S. Johnson, E-wj., on Third street, near Main," on Monday, the lfith day of A uplift, lx."S, to open at 1 o'clock, and close at ö o'clock, T. 31. By enk-r of the TVrd of Directors. anC3-td ROBERT EARLKY. Secretary. Imeurrtnt JlontyTht hfltttt price for Illinois. Wisconsin and Tenne uotee. in exchange for bankable fund?, by jlylMm ALUS A HOWE. Volkfsbota COfV. Crnttnt City BnU.ntrtttoriJohn A. Reitz, CVorad Raker, Thomas E. ' (jar Tin and John Law. Rüfeive deposits', bllj inj TlS Cltin aiul fXchang. Interest alk.wetl on time deposit ot such r.itcs an may be agreed wpen with o5itor, and specified in certificate. Exchange- on Xcw York, Cincinnati and IMiisvUle, Great Britain. FraiMr, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Ruwia, Denmark, Swvdn, Norway, and all the eiliea and largo towns of Cermany, for ale in mima to uit. ClU-ctkni made, and proceeds rrmitted promi'tly at enrrent rat of exchange. JOHN A. REIT', Trea't. W. BAKEK, Canhier. jly21-lm Coml-Bdtmm JllHtMC lompny, Oftltt on Water atreet, undrr the Telegraph office. Cart loads of 1G bosheln of Bodiani Mine Coal delivered to any port of the city at St GO ppr load. Conl weighed, f denired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent tauk of Illinois and Wisconsin takn in paTment. JOIIS WTMONP, dec2Ä-lf Secretary an4 Manager. TA UUimdtrrml Hmretf mf Mtr. Hottftttr'$ celclted and unrivalled STOMACH BITTEIIS, frt the time of its introduction to the public, prrwe concluoively iU tnanifi-.t superiority over any other preparation of the kind now manufactur ed. Its action on the digostiTe organs is of the imt pleasing character, removing all dieeawe or morbidity, and giving the system a sound and h-ulthy tone. Ia cures of Dyspepsia, loss of appetite, general mental or physical weakness, its oienttion is roovt beneficent indeeh; some of tbe most direful cases that hare ever been under medical treatment have been entirely rured by this gn-at agent. As a tonic, Ho-t-tter's Bitters are mwt delightful. . -"ially before nn ab. For sale by brupfcts and dealers generally, everywhere. njWw Jtr. F.mtrly lodin mmd timrumpmrtllm Will rare all diseases arising from an impur state of the Blood, or a depraved condition of the fluids of the system, viz; Cancers, Swelling of the Gland-), Rheumatism, White Swellings, Chronic Sore J-'ve, Pik-s, Boils, Erysipelas, Goitre, Pains in the Ikne and Joints, Ub ers in the Mouth and Throut, and all Chronic Constitutional Pisca'. This nicdicino searche. out tbe vry roots of the disease by purifying the blood, and changing tbe secretions in the system, thus re movin the cause, which wh-r tho cure certain anil ernanent. Ir. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilhi will cure the worst mercurial disease and drive out and deetroy every particle of mercury which is In tbe sy-tem, and cure its bad effects. It will cure S.-condary Syphilis or Venereal !!.- ease?, and will drive tho Sy(hilitio Virus an 1 all hereditary taints and poisonous matter out of the ty.tein through the porns of the .Lin, and rnittore the Patient to a perfect stde of henlth and purity. It is a positive cure for liver complaint and dypcp.ia, if nm-d a proper k-ngth of time. I challenge the world to produce its equal In thee eonipUiuts. The afltictrd will bear in mind that Ir. Kantcrlr Iodine and SarKtparilla will cure all Nervous Ii-t-eases. Female Complaint, lrr.py, Crawl, liwrtnr. of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organ in a few days. It will remoTO Pimple, and Blotche. from the Face, and make the skin clear, white and beautiful as alabaster. It do this by purifying the blood, and by its prompt action on the Liver, KMneys, and Secretory Organs, producing vigorous health. Persons who have long been afflicted Ith Scrofula, Old Sores, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin and all Cutaneous IiiHases, are adThied to procure Gridley. fait Kheum and Tetter Ointment to apply on the Sores. or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easterly. Iixlitte and Sanaparilla. The Iodine and Sarsaparilla purifies the Blood, and ennses the tores to discttarge their putrid matter, and the ointment heals them. When both are used (which I always recommend) a permanent and radical cure is always efii-cted. They are the best and ma-t powerful curative known to man. A fair trial is all I auk I do not foar the result. Trice of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla SI per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5. Gridley a Salt Rheum Ointment 75 cents per bottle. Both are preparitl by Ir. Easterly, corner of Third and Chennut treets, St. Louis, Missouri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be addresseiL 5Sold by Hallock Jt Stoddard, W. Bierlwwer, .. ,, . ..., V . j Liech & Calslett, Keller fc M bde, Vrvwtf, in Evansville, and by Prnggists generally. my.ll-lyiiis. J7r. Bmktr'a Spteifle teilt emrt Vonorr. hea. Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, Chordee, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and all dixcases of j the genital organs. Reader, have you a private dis ' tv.. ... ease? av - "J uangeiwu-. Ir. Baker's Specific is a safe, speedy, and radical cure. With Pr. Baker's Specific you can ettrc yourself, and prevent exposure, as plain directions lor use accompany tbe medicine. Price $1 CO per bottle. r T- T. , i n,,. aJ)a. EASTrair. coruer TbH and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, to whom art orders must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold . ,, . , . .t.v a i.i. t-a. r-y nauoc ato.ju.ru, -hu . . White, in Evansville, and by druggists generally. my3l-lyins

Itr. Mopr mmU Cmrdtmi teilt eure 1 Orders addressed to the sntiscriber, at Troy vilalt Female Complaints, such as Excee-ive, Snppres.- . Uge, w ill receive prompt attention, ed, or Painful Menstruation, Tluor Albus or White, M " Bl K TrovN Y

Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, IKzzinees, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all dis ease caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Ex the Sexnal Orcesses, Over-Excitement, etc., 'f gans. Dr. Hooper si emale Cordial is universally

acknowledged by the bdies the best remedy ever j order for Presens which he will promptly till and invented. ee-Price 51 per bottle, or six bottle set up, and warrant to perf.H-m all that is reprev rented. Persons wanting Presne. would do well to for k c:Ul on the undersigned and examine the model and Da. EAsrrKLV, cons t of Third and Cheenut the principle upon which thev work, requiring lee streets, St. Louis, Mo., Sdc Proprietor, and to , r " hands and doing more work and better . ,, , ' . ,, . than any other Tress in use, for anything like the whom all order roust be addreeeed. money, and take up but little room. Sold by Hallock & Stoddard, W. Biorbower, Lisch Shop on Secoud street between Oak and Mnlber-

and Cabtlett. Keller A Whit, in Rvamtrille. and bv druggists generally. my31-lyina nr. EtLtttrlyU Vcr mmd Jr Ktlltr, will cure Ague .ad Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb i "i lun-iiuiurui win itrmiurni ievers,auu au the Tarlou. forntB cf r,, ncidenf Piliow Mi. natei. if there u a man, woman or child suffer, ing with Ague and Fever, they aradvied to procu r- "te! w and Ague Killer. It is a positive cure speedy and permanent. Try it. j Price SI per bottle, or six bottles for S3. j j Dr. Eastmit, corner of Third and Chestnut j streets, St. Louis, Sole Proprietor, to whom all orI der must be addressed to get the genuine. Sold by j t tiitrtrf-r A Siod.lard. W. Bierbower. Liech A Cal- ' tr i - a -.;.. i . . i lett, K.ller ä bite. Agents for Eransnl U and by

druggists genrUy.

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Special Notices.

nr. Cmrttr'0 Comg-h Itmlfm, tea I emrt Conglif, ColdM, Arthma, Consumption, Brncbiti, ?pittin; of Blood, Tain In th Si-1 and Rrevt, rieurly. Whooping Cwigh, Croup, lorcr Coinplaint, Palpi Li tion ef the Heart, and all dWajii of the Throat and Ch-t and I.nngi. No one ahould npWt a Cough or Cold a inle day. Million. Ait annually by n.gl,vUnK a m..n i.ua. lougua and Cold k-ad to CiHfiinipli..u, und then to early i . . , . " dtb. Itafrr. have you a ouSh, cm or any diase of " JjT neer uim io re i dtp a i-ongu iu iruijioui uuuit, . .i . - ,.r r. 1. r: t.- i and all of the Thr.MU an-i i.n.., i a f. w days. PrK-e-Trial U.ttles, ff uti. Laro botth J f 1 per bottl, or "J bettle for $.. Da. EAJTikXT, corner Third oud Chestnut, St. Looia. Mo., aole prcprUtbr, to whom all orders taust be vddreaaed to got tbe geouina. bold by llsllock and White, and ty drngCietii generally. my31-ly Mtxtemn Jltc Lilmtmr,It 1 eighty years since this Liniment was Crl elk-red to tbe afflicted. Many millions of ttottk have ben used, and it has given better satisfaction than any article ever bef.ire tried fur intilar purposes. It posse, a fj-ecific power over iuflammation, and chronic or act Mental derangement of tho Muscle. Joint's Ligament or Skin. It ua source uf Kreat pleasure t feel that we have been the nnmWe means of relievinx muh an immenco amount of nifTi riri, and have caune-1 many thoumtn to "leap for J-ty," berau-e their Dains were relieved, their wound healed and tlwir etiT joint made elastic. Unscrupulous parties, rcgardl of their cMigations to ours Ives or the public, are engaged in attempting to introdnco a purkxi and miWrabla article under another name, by representing it to be the same or aimi'ae. ÄJffle on your guard! Buy none but the original MEXICAN MCSTAXCJ t-IN-l.MLXT, and yon will not ! doceive.1. n. W. Weatbrook, Origlitator. BARNES St. PARK, fel'25-diw3mo9. Prjrietors, Xw Trk. 3 doz. Misses' Brooms, a f.im-y nrtkie; 6 do Kaney Wbieks; lO do Shaker and Intllvn Brooms; Irt do assorted Scrub Bruches; 5 do Ousting Iiruihes, fancy aud plain; 5 do Hoa Brwhve, do do; I10KNBROOK A CO. nrted Wire; 500 H'dLs rtmmon aud chareool Slteet Iron; 1.M do Gulvanizeil and Russia do; 5 casks Sheet Zine; Sheet C4pper and Copper Bottoms, all sizes, in store and for aale by .AM L EI. ORR. Jb m'L I NocK..M....r;cn. w. icx......ttvi l. xoea. NOCK, WICKS, A CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Merchants, and itctLras in Foreign aV Domestic Liquors, Cigar, die, Ave. .tnr.NTi reu riRtiisiA, Missoini a so sr. toracco. At.rfO, Acr.XTS roR eorro.v r.i.vs. nr.v;, bat. T1XC, VOTTOS MA SILL A CORDAUr, No. 511 Main treet, LOflSVILIT., KY. ' keep constantly on hand a larne stock of popular brands of Tobacco, among ahb-h ar Holland's Kmpress Pine Apple Tit nd Pancake. AW, Rolierts and Harris' le-t brand'. Our stock of pure Old ItoiirU.n and Eye Whifky, is large and eil selected, all of which we offer oil g-al term to the Weatern und mthni trad. NOCK, WICKS Jt CO., Main streot. Wholesale Tobacco Agency. No. 511 Main street, I.ouivfths Ky. We are now receiving mr new .t-k t Virginia and Kentn ky Tobacco, whkh e offer kw tv the tnde. HOLLAND'S TOBACCO. Eaipres Premium Brand W0 B.xe. T. J. Holland. No. 1 173 Oo JiUH'b Strader..........M 120 do '. I.. Holland HW do S. P.. Garner do C. (J. Holland Hi) do 11. r. 7.1 do Kxtra Pancake - 20 Kegit. F.xtra Foil T ltd - W Butts. ffiie Apple TwM i do Wale aud Ilro. Twiat 75 do (bleu Age Pancake 80 Boxes. LA NGIIOR X'S T U A t I'O. Gwl.l Iaf Extra Batts. J a Cnlla (iO S. K. White. .... . r0 do J a t IflV a,Ma.at..S.aaa ta.li HAItniS' TOBACCO. Sultan.i 7". Catl's. Pinple's r'avwrite...... GO Boxes. do do .......Ii) Catt's. fJa me Cck 2H Caes. Luxury of the People rsi Kegs. A prii.!1 alO ilrt KG BE UTS' TOBACCO. Ee Haaaaaeea eee W.......Sis..m 1 a! aTW'X F.. W. Barton.. ..... a.", do Roliertx Ut . r) do Plwh Rolls. ....................... ............. 2t Butts. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOn.lOCO. Tone's BaHett's II 70 Butt'. IUiuett's . ip do do fi .. 1 1 M ) do WiN.lf.dk'g pounds and J....................... m Butts. Old Buck lb . .. 4rt d, do do J Jk ......... 10O Itxea. do do l'ntties... -..........IV) Pkjp. fSundry Br.mds (lb Jis)....... fssi lkxes. KOCKS, WICKS CO., 11 Main rtreet, LouL-ville, Kv. jlya-r.m M' MTMTTojy Em !; I j.v; U Sale Stable, S-cotid letween Main anil Locust Street, opposite the Old Presbvterian Church, Evsnville. The underpinned hna a larjre and romnexlioie Brick Stuhle with heda for carriage, and ia prepared to take horses by the day, week or month. Ills customers may be .tire of having thetr animals well and carefully attend.-! to. He ret-rs to the followinc centlemen whose borees heias hal a Ions , .. . He has alao a number of kooI and safe horse for j the toddle or harn!s, with a number of new and comfortable buggies, to hire. Orders for saddle horse or buggies, will be punctually attended to. Refer to C. tJ. Keats, t.'as ofh.-e; C. R. Bement; J. S. C.avltt, Ex-Sheriff; Cvprian Preston, ort 12-1 r J. STKATTON. I IMtTJl'ii l,yK-JtAJ)E H O KSK Hit OES . wrM The Troy Iron and Kail Ear Troy Iron and Kail Eactorv. at Trov. N. 1 have Henry Iturden'a Improved Horse Shoe Machine- yfN II) ry now In snccessful ope rati and are prepared to execute ders tor Horse and Mule ef any weight and pattern. erico out lime nor, ine price oi itorse rnoo iron. r of be Iron lm hoM warranted ia every reaper. These sbor have been 1 approved of. and are now used by the United Slate. 1 tiow-rnment exclu-sively, as ab by many of tbe price but little above the price of Horse Shoe Iron. nrln,.lnal gtawand Omnibus Ci.mnaniei and Horse SLoers throttghout the country. Any person en cloaing SO to the undersigned, will have a sample fmortvjs to a'Jamijüan a.V 1 V 11. AY DEALERS. The undersigned would reatiectfullv inform th lTitv r.niwn ami Dnalers ! pnrch.iaed the right to make and sell . nd Warrick connties. awl is now reaily to receive . T. kvansviuV. It. DlSO-. je-SmdAw TIVIAU.100 MEUt JSSOJBTEn V Nail, received and for ale cheap for caeh. i,y JACOB ST KAUB, No. 40 Main street. . j-j-i 'jTBRJs 1.V7 Ji.YJMilM.Bn METi wMT . ,,' . . A ! ivbmirtbwhm' WotHlrough A McCaslin". C. S. Mill Saws, Just received and for sale bv JACOB STRAF B, jly2l-3w No. 40 Slain Street. 3 signed is selling her entire stock at coat, con sisting ef Bonnets of every description. Ribbons i ad Flowers. Also. Uloves. thenars. I ndcrsieeve. i ChemiKetts. Veiln, Ac. Ac, to which the invites the atntion ef thf! rabUf . r. K. baRKEH,

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BT THE t. a W. 1.1 NT. Afternoon Report. Arrival of the Prlnee Albert. IlAhlKAX Ang. ti P. vt. LivcrjKxd advices per the Prince Albert . .. . vrn:n ttf ,hp ififi, nn(1 . ,,,.k K by teleprrnpn to the Jjtn. JThc ier Arabia arrived at Literpool on Saturday evening. Ex-President Pierce enltlAa A ta li-i.l iieeiirrf-il nn tin. Vntr. K-" v " "v "I, ih ??. ca',s,n8 crable damage to , tbe shipping. Mr. Rarljcr, Lite foi(ül at AapIeA has been appointed to tbeconulatc at Richmond, Va in place of G. P. It. Janu-s, the novelist. The English papers contain the di tails of the intelligence from India and China, the main features of which have already been j published. The returns of the board of traue show a further decrease of exports. Lord Lyndhurst had called for the correspondence with the United States on the right of search question. I.ord Malraesbury slid in reply, that arrangements were in preparation between the two countries, which were calculated to settle all difficulties. Baron Rothschild tok bis scat in the House of Commons aniiQit loud cheer?. Count Cavour, the Sardinian Minister, has had a conference at Flombicrs, with the Emperor "poleon on the affairs of Italy. The Moeouuti from India say that the heat was terrible. The sun was actually killing more men than the enemy. The hottest known for 25 years. Letters from ' China state that the allied forces experienced much loss at the capture of the forts of rich. The enemy also suffered very severely.. Ninety-efcbt runs V W V From "Sew Toak. New VottK, Aug. 7. it. Mr. Peter Cooper, President of the Atlantic Telegraph Ciouipany, telegraphed to Mr. Field ou Thursday, elating that they were "very anxious to know if the Agamemnon had landed the cable. Mr. Field replied that the cable had beeu successfully passing uninterruptedly, racfäugcä. Greetings bad been sent to Mr. Buchanan, ue must, therefore, wait for the receipt of that news before we can know anything more definite about tbe auccc3 of the enterprise. Mr. Cooper himself has no doubt of the fact that the cable has Uen successfully laid to both coast, as telegraphed bv Mr. Fields. The following despatch has been received from CapL Hudson by his family: Trinitt Hay, Aug. 5. God has been with us. The telegraph cable is bid without accident, and to Uim be all the glory. We are all well. Yours Aflectionatclv. WM. L. HUDSON. t. Lor is, Aug. 7 m. Official returns of St. Louis county, give Barrett, Democrat, forCongrcss, 7,0.i7, Blair F. D., t,G31 ; BreckenridgPf Am. 5,608. The whole Democratic ticket is elected by from 100 to 300 majority. In the Fifth District Woodson is re-elected to Congress by about 600 majority. Anderson, in the Second District, will get upwards of 4,000 majority. Scattering returns from the Seventh District indicate the election of Noells over Zeigler by a large majority. In the Fourth District, Craig will be re-elected by about 4,000 majority. St. Lot is, Aug. 7 si. General Harney, Major Bucll, Surgeon Wright and Cuptain ricaanton arrived lust evening. The councils between Harney and the Cheyenties at C'ottouwood Springs, and with the Tawnees near Fort Kearney resulted in their pledging themselves not to molest the whites. Liverpool Market LivERrooL, July 25. Flour dull and nnchangcL Wheat steady but very ilow of sale at former quotations. Com has a declining tendency, with fairs of white nt 32s Od. Lard is firm at 57s. Sugar is firm t Cd advance. Sackville, Mt C. si. The lines east are in good order but the Newfoundland line is out of order. It will probably I repaired in the course of the afternoon. Cincinnati, Aug. 7 m. Iliver risen 12 inches in last 24 hours. Weather hot. Pittsburg, Aug. 7. m. River 3 feet 11 inches by the metal mark and falling. Weather clear. Mercury 7C. Stw Orleans Market; New Orleans, Aug. 4. p. x. Sugar buoyant and advanced ealcs of fair at .J und prime nt 9l. Toltacco advanced c. Pork buoyant at 17 75. Corn 80, yellow D5. Ked wheat 80. Grow tU of Du. Ines In 'tw Orleans. The New Orleans Crttmtt states, as evidence of the contiuued growth of New Orleans, that the gross receipts of Cotton this year at their landings have been 1,658,000 bales against 1,500,000 last year; of Tobacco, 77,000 hlnis, against 52,000 last year; of Flour, 1,428,000 bbls, against 1,175,000 last year; of Bacon in bulk, an enormous surplus; of Coal, 743,000 bbls, against 580,00O lat year ; of molasses, 335,000 bbls, p-aiust 83000 l-i.-t year; of Sugar, 200,000 bbls, ag:umt 62,000 last year. Dax Rick's Trained Casll KiLt.cn Dan Rice's trainc! Camel was killetl on Friday last. The compauy was going from Brazil to Greencastle, and as the elephant and camel which were chained together, were crossing a bridge, about nine miles from the latter place, they broke through. The elephant caught a beam with his trunk, and found a footing for one of his legs, and so saved himself by main strength, climbing upon the firm part of the work ; but the poor camel swung by his side when he reached terra firma with a broken neck. The G itEEN-ExGLiaii Treacher v. A correspondent Of the New York Tribune, writes 1, ft,11 in.r frrtm WiJuntni.

"V" " . w" 7 ",.. i . ! rinß fr"m Feneral pr.tration at time b. "g ov. r M A prominent estern jNditician isalwut a,.v.mty-six years of age and opthalmia aud into make a full and clear expose of the secret t flarnmatiou of the face. Various remedies were appliances and inducements employed by nl to without relief. whenj s,n,e frd- rel , ... . . 1 J ! commended a coum of your Scandinavian mom Mr. Buchanan and his agents to Carry the i purifier and Blood Pills. They had the desired efKnglish Kansas bill. He kllOWS whereof he j feet ud she was coniderel as re-torel to health, affirms, and will place, not only the Ad- I Jta ministration, but its t ongressional converts ; in(Cof4hrir renovating infliH-n in purifying tlw from anti-LeCOmptoaisni, especially the Ohio bl.-jd and giving vigor and energy to the system. gentleman and in a most unenviable light. nT,nt eeevant. I do not think he can be silenced it is too j ' J s. J. bkoWNK. 'l,C a)- Rcvd. Ramtad J. Browne has la-en a devoted la-h.-fl.n.cnm.ul.nt .. .-:.. r. nj., lorer in the cau-c of Christianity fr over thirty frlT Tbe Somen hat UotoriOUS Dr. Biegler, jn d,,,, almost every old Cincinuatian of Bochester, died in the Auburn State l"ris- knows. Such testimony from such a source is not on, on Tuesday, of. aprtpluy . He had served to be lightly pas-ed over. , e.v. e , . . . ' For sale bv Johv MAiiv"iss. WcTjirv Swrt., only one year or the seven fox which he , m by Druggb-ts andmercbants genendly, throughtv;i3 entenoed. . out the Vritcd Satr nnd Canada. a'tg7-ltd-w.tr

iR'PWicanConTHtIonatPrmcelo. The Indianapolis Journal makes the fol-

j The Indianapol; ' lowing sensible comments upon the abanonmcntof the proposed Republican Conven tion at Princeton, i Wc learn, from good authority, that the proposed Contention of Republicans to be held at Princeton, on the 15th inst to consider the propriety of nominating a Rcpub- ' ttcan f?tndidfte fat Coogtcss against tolli Huvcy and Niblack, has been finally abandoned, and the whole opposition force of the District will unite on Mr. Ilovey. We J need hardly pay that we arc glad our friends I m that District have sodec.Mtrd. It is ttue Mr. Ilovey holds views in Which no HeptrbHcan fan concur, ana mat he na.s been ram er obtrusive in his declarations of fidelitV to the Cincinnati Platform, but iu his manful resistance to the extreme pro-slavery policy of the President, and iu the persecution that followed that resistance, we have Fuch an assurance of hostility to the usurpations of slavery as will make him fit to be trusted on tbitt Wisuc. If ever a new Lecompton contest comes and it may come at any time in which slavery shall demand not only the advantages of laws unjustly made to propagate it, but of its own violations of those laws, Mr. Ilovey, .we feel confident, will be found on the side of Freedom. He is demotions far more disposed to view the pretentions of slavery to extension and establishment by national laws, leniently, tuan Republicans, but we think events have so worked together for the good of Freedom that henceforth slavery can gain nothing over what she now holds without wrong and violence. And against these Mr. Ilovey would be found on the right side. It i3 true that we appear to be paining very little, and indeed asking nothing but what a sense of duty wmld compel any man of any party to giw, in petting a man who only resists wrong, violence, perjury and fraud, used to extend slavery; but the late session of Congress, the course of the payi d the records of Wm. II. English, Wm. E. Niblack, Jaincs Hughes, James M. Gregg and J. B. Foley, prove that a genuine Lecompton is ready to approve any iniquity that looks to the benefit of slavery. Wc would wager a life that the next Congress does not pass away without some new demonstration of fraud, or force by proslavery advocates, and of course the Democratic party will acquiesce. It is nothing to have, instead of a man who will acquiesce and aid ia the wrong, one who will resist it, even if he docs nothing more? This, we think, our friends will gaia in Mr. Ilovey, and therefore we think they have decided wisely in deciding to support him. If there was a reasonable hope of electing a Republican, it would be different; but as the case stands Ilovey will be a thousand times better than Niblack, and one or the other must be elected. The Dig Sell. Several of the papers that circulate in this vicinity, have re-published an account of the raising from the grave the decayed and putrid remainä of a lady, by the j-jwer of the spirits. Some simple gulls have been badly sold by it. The State Journal says of it: The whole affair was headed "L'lesgiUi," which being read backwards informs the reader that the whole affair was "a big sell." Wc spoke of it as a mere quiz, but one of rather unusual literary merit, at the time we copied it, and supposed that I hose who copied it from us would never be duped by it But the "suckers" have not all been caught yet. The other day the Louisville Democrat gravely announced that it intended to publish this story, and seriously avowed that it might "lead to an unfolding of some of nature's hitherto deeply veiled mysteries." Still more recently the State Sentinel copied it without any npiarent perception of the joke. For "a sell" that oerdy announced that it w a "sell," and nothing else, we think this story ha been more widely accepted as a truth, or at least a genuine narrative, than any since the u Moon hoax." Americas Celekratiox is Bkrlix. The Fourth of July was handsomely celebrated at the residence of Gov. Wright, the American Minister at Berlin, Prussia, and among those who participated in it was the venerable Baron Ilnmbolt. He came trom rotsdam at the special request of Gov. Wright, and made a very interesting speech to the assemblage present. Speeches were slso made by Gov. Wright, Capt. Tcndergrnst, United States Navy, and Mr. Kdward S. Jacques, of Virgin! a. A Leoal Strike. The lawyers of Paris, Kv.. have entered into a written agreement, resolving to increase their fees, nnd to charge uniform rates. This produced in tense excitement amongst their clients, and a general compromise of all the suits ou the docket is talked of. fjST California, great in her vegetable nrtHluets. has nroduced a biz babr. Mrs. Brady, a lady residing at Bear Nalley, Mariposa "count v, gave birth on Sund.iv, Cth of June, to a baby weighing nineteen and a half pounds. The New Bedford Mercury states that eight whaling ships returned to ' that port lasd week. Only five of the number made paying voyages, whilst on the other three the owners will not lose less than $70,000. aL aw. There arc upon the LawatidEqnitjTalandcr, fu New York city, nine thousai peases, involving property to the valuo of 50,000,000. tlT The tolls on the N. V. canals show an incren-e, Uw feason of $105,690. The transportation lines between New York and Boston have reduced the passenfare to S3. Zaf.V or.n r.i.V.VfT J0ITTl IrivifMt hears testimony ti the value of thooe extraordinarv medical preparations kton as the Scandinavian Blood Purifier and F-I.iod I ill-. CmcisATf, July 1ft, 1H.-S. r. P. W. Rob irit fienr f : In reply to inoiilriMi made of nw. it uxe ine pleasure tt say that ! Mrs. X. Atlee, of the Society of Frknds, aud widow ! of the late Ir. Atlee, of Cincinnati, previous to her i going Eat, expreaeed her confident ,1 u,e efli- : ca-y of your Sndinavian Remeli-e, an fit he derived from using them. Sh iud 1 1 Is-en enf-

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in a. o-ni t o., et.n f.hA TADLISIIED WHARTBOATv Evansville, Indiana. Storage, Forwarding, and Commission Men bants, general Railroad, Steamboat, and Express Agent.,-Special Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connect Ions over which we are authorized to give through receipts at the lowest poswibhs rates, Jhiving mammoth Wharf boat at the landing, the largurt on the Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting all merchnndire liable to dantHge from exposure, we are preper-xl to facilitate the dinpatch of all coasignments, forwardisl to our care, by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, alox 4 . Sale of any Produce, or other property, rouMgbed to m for Kile, and sati.fartion gtwrantced. Office and extensive Warc-hmw on Water street, adjoining the TclograrJf, and on tbe Wharf l-oat, where we.arc fo be uhd, attending to tha interests f our patron, at all lmnn. day and mVbt. With onr t-upericr facilities; longstanding; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, we feel confident A giving general satisfaction, and hope to merit a continuance of (he exteneive patronage we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advance will be made on all consignments to either ourselves or corrpffjiondeftts fa any of the principal markets, North, East or Sonth. P. C. O'RILEY &. CO. n- S. itOUHlt, JIECEifJ.ViJ, JT4V FORWAKDIXti ANDCOMMISSION .M EUCH AX. Water Street, Evaxsville, Indiana. Thankful f.r the iatronage heretofore ao liberally extended to me, I to aay to my tireen Kirer and Wabash friends that I am still on'llie ground, ready and willing ts give their consignments close at ten - ti.n. Particular attention given to the forwarding of Tnhvo, Pork, Lard, Bacon, Casks add general Mer--händige. mr25-?.m ow VAvw.aw, MtntratL M3 IXG. F0KWAKPIXG AND GF..NKKAL. K COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ap iiU for Kanawua .'-aft tcmiun, Kvanaville. Indiana. We have formed a ccpartiicrbhip under the style of Brows 1 An m ax, and effrr ci;r irrrlwi in the en parity a art forth in oar card above. We are fully prepared to extend erery facttitv to fhipta, either bj CANAL, KIVER, or KAILKUAl), aud assure them that their interests shall be f.iitlifuily repreaentud. should thev be t.li-n.-.! to fuvor us w ith their patronage. Office and warehouse on tha corner of Main st. and the Caual. WM. BROWN, V. M. AIRMAN. Late of Howard 1 Lrow n. Late of FOSTER. A Co, Jan-a-tf STOIt.i haw a large douy ble Warehouse at the Canal Da.in, ratsilde of storing any amount of produce, which will lie received, stored, taken ear of and held aubject to the owner, order, on moet reinmnaDie term. P.O. O'CILET. mh'2G-tf TOMUtUE WJ.TI.U We are pirpared e to store in our Fire Proof Warehowe. anv qiinntity of Grain, lroducc, or Merchandize, on the iuot liberal term.. llavinz law and airv rooms ud atairs. tarticiilar care will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wan liable to uamnge from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rate, by tbe month, or longer when desired. warehouse located on corner of Locnt street and W. and E. Canal, and niost convenient for shipping bv Kiver or JUilroad. Applv to apS . CEO. F0STEH Jt CO. RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. mJJSUJli OF Ti.flE. E I 4yS VILI.K AND cKAw-irr:'-j-?n ford 'vile KnJlriind. On and after M on Jay. July liitu, 1SÖS, lite train, on this road will run as follows: The tip mail will leave Evansville at 9 A. M.: VincenneH 12.10, and arrive at Terre riaute at 3 I. M. as heretofore. (Dinner both at Vincennes and Terre Haute.) The down mail will leave Terre Ilaute at 3Mrt P. M.; Vincentics C.23, and arrive at EvausMlIo at 9.10 P. M. (Supper at Vincennes.) THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN BETWEEN EVAXSVILLE AND VINCENNES. On Titesdavs, Thursdays and Saturdays rnly. Will leave Vlncenne. at'd.OO A. M. and arrha at Evansville at 10.15 A. M. Will leave Evansville at 1.30 P. M. and arrive at Vinreiine et .1.o7 P. Mj LET WE EN VINCENNES .VXD TERRE HAFTE. ftu Mondays, Wedneeilays aiJ Friday, only. Will leave Vineenne. at C.P0 A. M. and arrive at Terre Haute at 10.00 A. M.; will leare Terre Haute at 1.10 P. 31. and arrive at Vincenn.-s at f.:tr. P. M. JOHN INGLE, JR., Sup't. jiyi TttJ.YSi OHTJ TiOJ) WE KT It '''Kit We leg to call the attention of 3lcnh.iut buying or ordering tlieir full stock from tho Kasteln lilies, to the superior adv.utageit and facilities of the Baltimore and Ohio Rallrnntl fur the eafe and p'edy trannportation of Fresarbts to Evansville and vicinity. Connections .re rtsde with the most reliable ltailnds and Stettnitliiis. River route hortened and improved by mnipletion to Parkeroburgh. Thnujjh rates lower than by any other route. AjpIyto M. Potter, lloton ; Tl. F. Krt.t.v. PhihideSj.lii.i ; f". F. Pkkviix, New York; J. T. Ev;i.st, Haltimore, for iiiFtrumtlon or through rates, or to Et. FOSTER Co.. Freight Agents. Corner Locuet street aud Canal, Evu?ivtile, lii!i.ma. j.v-il (WliJ.WS express ro.upj.vi'.JL NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Ansa's Expkrsii Conrsxr n-fitfu'.ly nnnouuee to their friends and patron, the pui-li f EvaiiHville and vicinity, that, with iucrcaited fnciii-tH-s for the tranaMirtatKn of . rBKIGHT, I' A CK A 0 KS, M O S K Y A S D V IL V A 11 1. E S . Th'V otieit a coiitinuanee of former f.ivoi. Kie Lil rare tukvll in tln collection of Bill?, Praft, Notes, and the truiisiKTtatiuu of mull ;ind valuable tickuces. All i rtig wishing to avail thetoA-lve of the facilities of the Expreei, can obtain any dired infortnution in reference to ihe routes and details of the buMiio. at their OR'u-e on Fir-t stnvt, betwwu Main and Locust, opposite the Poet Uin.v. de IS II. FISH, Agent. JT.AOX. I'TliKV Or' rJHTJX'EHMJ elitp. The firm of COL LETT OVER ELL, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bitM-n-s will hereafier l carried on by A. Collctt, who will settle all htii-iucs connected with the late tirm. COl.LETT A OTERELL. e-2t jr,i um jv Avvr . 'Eit . - rfcWJtT N1KNT HWELL.IN; HOUSE oi u.ik st. iM-tween First and S-cotid, now in the occupation of Mr. Kenterman. Applv to J. WJSTLY IIl';iIES, or to J.ily2 y. K ESTERMAX. mmJuVtiTE rMjML 'itJTHi.'4 ifs. MifJL TAI1LISHMENT. -SI NDKRLA.M, has ojeiiil in connexion with bis Shninc Saloon, aom coinmodioiis and elegant BATH I NO ROOMS, where gentlemen ran get a pleasant cold or warm bulli at all hour -f the day, from K A. M., t- II at night, for the very moderate price of V ceiita each, or five f ii-kets f.r one dollar. j.v'-tf TffE.tn THIS IT WlM.g,fJWE JaKdiave on hand and will eell at n-l!icd prii'c.for Cc-li, a good htcM-k of Gold and Silver Watches, Newest styles of Fine Jewolry, Silver Ware, tlold Pens, Portmonaien, (locks, Äc. 1 bose in want cf any artk lea in our line of hii-ine?s. will find it greatly to their intereet to give us a call, as we wih to close out rut much as pwihle of our prwiit stork, prtrjwatory to ihe Fall trade, and will aril not below but at a small advance en cost price. BITTROLFF A SUN, jy8 Main street, between First and Second. -WIKE EIKH. LJKE EI SIT. WHITE -"T . ' TT7TM:j-adLILSS1asplendM ijulvi Z. II. O0K A rW II. COOK tf AO.V, MEJtII 141 AZjn TORE. Agricultural Implements, Seeds ml Groceries sold at rarh prices for all kind- of Produce and Live Stock, such as Horse, Mules, I 'ows. Calves, Beef Cattle, Hogs. Chicken-, Butter, lird. Bacon, Egg, Furs and Skins of every description, fiin-enjr, Iinviru, Feathers, Wheat. Corn, Oats, Barley, Beans, Rye, Bran, Shorts, I'ried Apples and Peaches, Potatoes and Vegetables of all sort-. Z. 11. COOK 4 SONS. f-bJO-lAw IWIBRMESizo EJUS COEFEEf 9 liS kegs aiorted Nail; ion t'ut Spikes; fiO do Wr't do; 4'NI boxes assorted lilacs; 7. do do Tobacco; M di do Stan-h; M do do Star 'andle.; 2'.1 kegs White I-ad; 15 bbls. Lius.ed f 41; 5 do Turentiiie; Vi do Bosin; 10 do Pitch; ISI do Vinegar; 40 hags fine Salt; I HO bbls. White Linie; If! do Cement, oO bbls. Grey Lime; 20 do Planter JTaris salby OK R. In store and for DALZELL k CO. MOTIVE IS UM: RE It ttlVEJ w W that Hepry 1. Mitchell has lwcn apimted adaiinictrafor of the estate ef Mrs. ELVIRA M ITCH ELL. lata of this ritv A.-., 1 late is solvent. HENUV L. MITCHELL, Admiuistrat'-T.

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Tf OUI9VILI.E. JLJKSD 3IEMPHIS PACKET. E WJJY MM.,E.' BEGULAB .WEEKL-f . -IJÜaW . Tiie Low Prcssnre Steamer SOÜTII.' 5.EBX ER. O. W. TxiPTrrr, Com-?!S-SrSi-mander ; J. B. Akchek, Clerk, leaves Louisville every Wednesday at 6 r. M. ; leave Memphis every Saturday at 5 p. M.; leaves Evanaville for Louisville every Monday at 5 r. m.; leaves Eraa. villj for Memphis every Thursday at 11 a. at. B-a.Way Businesa aoiicited and attended to at same ratee as cliarged by Pnekets. Jangl-tf P. 6. O'RILEY Ic CO., A'gentk TBI-WEEKLY MAIL LIXE. vTV Steamer ALI DA, leaTee Et. -33 , 1 ansville, every Monday, Wed,t aVnes,iav and" FrWav' at a a t' Learee Pndncab evn-y Tuesday, ThWgy and Sat-' 'iCl2T at A- ConnectiD; at ETanrrillo wttü Erf CT'-r,r,TK3inU Xorth and East, and with packets for ..1 Tahash and Green liivera. At J'aducab wftn packets rOTTiaiSXJfOuia, New ttrleans and the daily mad borts for N?hville and Tennessc River. Business promptly attended to, and charges for freight and passage same as charged tr the pack J. 11. Pone. JiyC-Czadlw mEW OKLEJjra Jjsmn 7iv.vAaVW VILLE PACKET, THE CHOCt jfTZipp. The steamer CHOCTAW, Captain CJSiiEPttT, ron regularly for the I?W&arreniaiBder of the acason, and as long as the water will permit, as a regular packet, Utv-cn Evansville and Xew Orkans. Trora her great speed, she can easily make tbe trip in thirteen day., and will leave here every fifteenth day after her departure. She will return on her third trip OX THE 11TII OR 12TH OF MAT. The time of her arrival will be telegraphed from V tcksburgh and Memphis, and duly an norm red in the papers, that hipper may know and rely upon her movements. Her officers pM themselves to do all in thlr Iow-er for the interest and fame of the city wiia which they feck to identify thomsclTea, and they solicit in return from citizen, such encouragement aa ill make their connection with ta city parmanent and reciprocally profitable. The boat wlil need for her support r freights aa well at (Iowa' cargoes, and in proportion to her receipts up.- c&n she aflord to reduce ber down freights. Shippers here f hould, therefore, for their own interest, eu deavor to socure her np freights from their corresv pondents. 1. A. CRANK, Agent. a)Cl-tf JfT S. MAIL PJSSE.YGER JPUChm irr. EVAN&VII.LE, PADUCAU AND CAIRO TACKET, J. II. DON'E, Datis, ITas tcr, leftTsi Evansville every Tuesday and Frl-.1-1. .t 14 Ai.Lw.V M - : - . rauuean at o o'clock, A. M, Cairo at 12 o'clock, M.Wednasliv ar.d Saturday. Rc turalug'. 1c,tc6 Cairo every Modnelay and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M . and Padneah every Thursday and Sunday, at r o'clock . A. M. CONNECTING AT EVAXSTILLE WTTTI TUE EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFORDSVILLE R. H and Packets for Green River Also, connecting at Smithland with Cumberland River Packet- at Cairo with Mmphis, New Orleans and St. LcuU Packets. . Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all Eastern Cities. raarZMy 44 gioJiEOMT, srEjsnjijy'ij aua-k. TY," RegtilarSt. Louis and Louisvill Pack et, LIGHTNING LIKE. . yrsom The following boats . Lavs cctr.-$trgs3f-nienced their regnlar trips tn the TTi Louisville and St. Louis trade, an J will continue to run during the season, riving particular attention to all way business. The FASHION, CAPT. J. W. XAKT15, 1 Parses Evansville, going down every Tuesday mora ing, and np every Friday moraine. The HIGHFLYER, CAPT. TR08. WTUOHT, Passes Evansville, going down, every TLursJ morning, and np every Mcndav morn! nr. LOLLS VILLE AND ST. LOUTS Passengers and shippers can rely open these boats leaving ponctoally on their regnlar dart, end conneeting w ith all the packeU running above 8t. Louis For ireight or passage apply on board or to . "17 P.O. O'RILEY 4 CO. . . - -w.f ... rniinr tr TT Eli IJIt H E l.f V liLI.E -aTS-LOUISVILLE PACKET. ff2C& The JOHN BLICC5 will bercaftrT .Ufc-t rqn regularly as a Loniirrille sad ;lJsjCfärr Evausville Packet; having excellent accommodations for Passengers. She will leave Evsnsvillo every Wednesday and Saturday afu . boon at 5 o'clock, precisely. i. If. COBB, Sfastor. jr2S P. M. CARDNER, CI k. VfEHVE.tR E O IIS lILE, jTFM.W. ANSVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET rSTSO The STEAMER SCIOTO, K0 2, i3Jrt-wll lve Eansvllle every TuesSTJfVSäliSlday at 6 o'clock, r. and Snrday at li o'clock, p. w., for Hcndorson and Louisville. Accommodations excellent. iar2 HI PRIZE FOR Mi "ER l'JIOIf 1 .who subacriljes fur the NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS, A Beautifully Illustrated Family Newspaper. The New York Weekly Press is one of the large and liest literary papers of the day. A larga Quart -containing Twenty Pages, or Sixty Columns, of er tertaining matter; aud Elegantly Illustrated evsi week. A r;ift worth fom 50 cents to $100 will be sent each subscriber' a receipt f the subscript! money. m . rtuxg : One copy for one year, and 1 gift...........J2 Three copies one year, and 3 gifts. 5 l ive copies one year, and 5 gifts Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts 15 ' Twenty-one copies one year, and 12 gifts 30 Canadian sub:ii'.i mist send 20 cents each addition to the above rates, to pay tbe Anieric itage, which mut be pro-pjdd. The article, to be distributed are comprised ; the following lift : 1 l S. Treasury Note. 2 do do do . Ä do do do . 10 do do " do . ...$iono oo 600 00 e200 W esc 100 00 esc Patent Lever II an tine Cased Watches Sl'Si iS Gold Watches 75 . W d(i tO 100 do M t WW Ladies Gold Watches X, t 200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches... . 35 t MO Sllvvr Watches 1? CO to 2? ' loort Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains 10 W) to ?0 liifto Gold Pen. and Pencils 5 00 to 15 Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drop Breast Pins, CnflT Pins. Sleeve Buttons, Rir.gs. Shi Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, ant a variety of other articles worth from IA cent . Slr 00 each. On receipt of the subscription xnoneythe snt eriber's name will be entered npen onr books oppt site a number, and the gift corresponding with th. numljer will be forwarded within one woek to hir by mail or express, post-paid. There Is neither humbug nor lotterv about V above, as every subscriber ia sure of a IPriie of ra: ue. We prefer to make this liberal distribute nmong them instead i.f giving a large commission Agents, giving to the subscriber the amotict tb would go to the Agent, and in many esses a bun drcd fold more. DANIEL A PEE, Pub'i'ber. sp!2-Cm 211 Centre street. New York. tieorg- W. .Tlelirittt will be an Inder l !if candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing Octoht eleetiunL gjfJLjLotH 7r KTounjRU. 17 M.M. ltiRTEKS AND DEALLRd IX Domestic and Porcign Drugr MEDICALS, CHEMICALS, Paints, Olls,Varnihes,nrnslies,GIa ASD GLASSWARE, PATEXT XEDICIZLS, PERFUMERY, BIRD CAGES, &C EVASSVIlXt, ISKIAVA. Having made Urge additions to our stock, we now ready to fill all orders with such quality Goals as we fc-el assured w ill give entire satwf.ctk As we make ocr purchases ty the rtekagee, are enabled to o Sr them at the lowest poeai prices, thereby giivg the pun-lutsera the same a. van iys as iuue wvo ony t-ut. ve also neal e. fMf.'f'FnfTTTTTT-iai iifiTFIT rrrrt' - And keep constantly on hand a larp? and varied a -ort merit of Cases, Chemicals, Camerals aud erei. article connected with the art.. Operators that choose to ord'ir, and nrloring rr mittanee, the same rare and I rice w ill be oboerrt as if they attend personally. When goods out of our line are wanted, we wj procure them with pleasure, at the loweet prices. We shall, as heretofore, give particnUr attentit to have all orders carefully pecked and prompt", forwarded. J'j'y3 HALLOCK STODDARD. tU.Yn R IE S. PI CM I. Ell UERJ RING, Salmon, Pk-kcreZL White ..n, Ltmi Cement, Almoud Brazil Nits, Filiert, Ecglial Walnuts, Currants, lUb-ii.s, Figs. Camphor, Alum. Epsom Salts, Sulphur, Roll Bnmt ne. Co, per j Madder, Logwood. IndiVo. Criam Tartar. Sods Red CordM, all kinds ; Blacking, Batting, Qoves J Havana, German, and half Spanish Cigars ; Tesa j Ginger all kinds ; Glas. Jars, La rite rar. and Flaskt , Union Syrup. Mustard, Nutmegs, MaUbes, Spa nisi j Mos, Ijbeters, Ojsters, 8.iHine, Pepper enor 1 .tove pis, llonin. Fancy So, rowtr, Safet; i Fare, Tt'onceo, all kind ; Scotch Snut, Starch j Vinegar, Fjt, all kinds ; Rice, 4c, e. A supply of the above kept c-jnttantiy on nana and for sale, low, ty GILBERT BOWLES. June 29-f Syacmore. near Water. . RTJLISH PJTE.YT VOYVRE TI MM. SAFES. We are acects for tbe celebrate. Hall's Patent Fir Proof and Thief Trsof Sates , manufaetnred by Flail, Carroll Co. Cionnnati -A constant sun !y will be kept on hand, snd sold a t manufacturer's price. rfESTON BED.