Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 314, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 August 1858 — Page 4

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An Island Afloat. "We learn from the Wayno Democratic JYe that, a fevr days since, a large object was seen oa Lake Ontario, in a north Westert direction from Pultceyrille, gently floating to the eastward. It excited considerable curiosity, as it appeared tinlike . anything ever seen on the Lake before. As all had a desire to know more about it, several young men, in boats, started in pursuit, and after a steady pull with oars, it was at list overhauled some five miles from shore. It was 6teadily wending its way down the lake, impelled by the current at the rate of about tiree miles an hour, and when overt tea presented, to thj astonishment of the beholders, a no less novel spectacle than an island covered with luxuriant vegetation! It wa3 about five rods in length, and nearly of equal breadth; and had probably been farmed in some quiet nook of a river or bay upon some timber or brush that had become stationary upon the surface of the water till an admixture of earthly and vegetable matter had accumulated sufficient to nourish vegetation such as is peculiar to swampy locations. These had grown and fallen through a long succession of years, until the whole had become matted together by root3 and fibres so as to give the whole mass a firmness and tenacity sufficient to resist the waves, and a specific gravity that enabled it to float. The late rain3 increasing the volume of water where it formed elevated it from its bed, broke it from its mooring?, and sent it off on a voyage of discovery. The whole island wa3 covered with such plants a3 are seen about Irondequoit Bay, and present just such an appearance. It was sufficiently firm to bear np a man as Dr. BearcUley stepped on shore, and took possession in behalf of Uncle Sam. The island was not wholly uninhabited, a3 several small birds were 6ecn. The highest points on the island were about five feet above the surface of the water, and the plants stand firm and erect, vigorous and healthful. IIoiisE3. It is estimated that there are 50,000 horse3 in the State of Massachusetts, 221,000 in the New England States, 4,500,0 00 in the United States. Ohio stands foremost in the number of horse3, New York next, Pensyivania next, Kentucky next, and Minnesota last of all. Estimating the horses of Massachusetts at $75 per bead, their value will be $3,750,000, and all the horses in the United States at the same rate, would make a value of 337,500,000, or more than three times the whole cotton and woolen manufacturing capital of the Union. The horse interest is a moät important one to the wealth and prosperity of the States.

A new work by Dickens is in preparation. The subject has been a favorite one with him for twenty years, but he has only lately commenced to yo-k out his original idea. The work is to be an onslaught upon "respectability" in other words, upon the conventionalities of society. Place of "Worship. The following Register cf place of public vorhip, may ba of interest to strangers visiting our city: German ViUtd Ecanjelical St. John' Church. On Third street, between Division and logic streets. William Schmidt, Patur. Meeting, every Sunday, at 1) o'clock, A. 31. Chrüli.i ChnrchM Young Men's Christian Hall, Third street, betweeu Main and Sycamore. Services vtry Lord day at 10i o'clock. Old Petbjtertan Chnrch, (-V. S.) On Second, between Main and Locust tree ta. Kev. William McCaKIB, Fas:ar. Services every Sabbath, at loy, o'clock, a. x ., and 3 o'clock, r. . Sabbath School at e clock, a. tt. Prayer Meeting every Weduesday evening, at 8 o'clock. Fi PrclyUri. Church, (0. 8. Corner Vine and Second trect. Kov. Alixande SrtaaaTT, I aator. Service every Sabbath at 10 o'clock, a. ?!., aud 8 o'clock, P. a. Sabbath School at 9 o'clock, a. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. SL P-xafs, (rwücopaiiaw) Corner First and Chestnut treeü. kev. üroxir Wubc, Patter. Services avary Sabbath at 10J$ o'clock, a. m., and 8 o'clock, r. x. Sabbath School at 4 o'clock, r. M. l'rajer mcetins every Friday evening, at S o'clock. Church of Le Atmmption, (Rim Catholic) Secend street, between Main and Sycamore. Eovs. Awroyr Prrira and Paiaick McDiaMorr, Pastors. Services every Sabbath morning at 8 aad 10 o'clock. Vespers at 3 o'clock, p. sc. ilee'Aaga every nornt3g during the week, at b$ and 8 o clock, a. x. Triniru Church, I German Hornau Catholic) Third street, between Viua and Division. Kov. JTsuscu IIctavi, PRtor. Services every Sabbath at 8 and 10 o'clock, a m. Sabbath School at 3 o'clock, p. m. , aai meetings every morning through the week at 6 o'clock, a. si. Itn'.t Street Church, (Mcthodir Ingle street, between Seventh and Eighth. Iter. J. Hiout, Paston. Services every Sunday at 10J o'clock, a. and 7 o'clock, p. m. Prayer Meeting every I rltUj evening at f to 8 o'clock. Iircul Synagogue Keller's Building, third ptcry, on Main street, between Third and Fourth alrevcs. Rev. Mr. WtLCHsea, Pastor, Services erery Friday evening at 7 o'clock, and Saturday moralEg at a o'clock. " Auoc-'ation of SpiritnalUU Temperance 7111, on Water street. Services eve-j Sabbath afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Locuit Street Church. (3IethodU) Locust street, between Second and Third. - Rev. Hiaax Gilxobe, rcutor. Services every Sabbath at lu; o'clock, a. m , and 8 o'clock, r. m. Sabbath Schoul at 9 o'clock, a. x. Weekly Prayer Meeting, every Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. Zioa'i Etanaelical Church On Fifth below Inglo street. Rev. Mr. Mixgebt, raster. Services every Sabbath, at 10 o'clock, a. x., and 9 o'clock, p. x. Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. Fir! BoptUt Church On the corner Second and Clark street. 2io Pastor. Church Meeting, Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Prayer Meetings, vt-r Wednesday evening. Sabbath School at 9 o'clock, a. x. Ctrma MtthodUt Church On Vine street, between Secoud and Third. Eer. Mr. Kami r. a, Tastor. Preaching, Sunday morning, at 1U o'clock. AUoat night. Prayer Meeting, every MedncJday night. , ' ' ; African Mcihodid ClinrxhOvi Leet street, bet. Third and fourth eta. Kev. Mr. Abkam Hill, Circuit EUW. Class Meeting, every Sunday morning. Prayer Meeting, every Wednesday night. Gemtan ficptUt Church Comer Second and Clark itiect. trcrvicce every Sabbath, by Rov. Mr. Br&cit. Trayer Meeting, every Wedncsduy night. - fhUm, or AlVbri$ht Church, rtrruutn) Corner Eibth and Division Street. Kev. Mr. Texpebton, Pastor. Services every Sunaay morning, at ll'j o'clock. Prayr Sleeting, every Vi'eilneoday uight. German Lutheran CUurch On Fifth street, bet. Canal snd Sixth, in Lama"o. Kev. 31 r. Sacpkrt, .Pastor. Services every Sabbath morning, at 11 ,'clo. k. OJd School Fj'jVrf--Sharp's enhirRrmcnt. KMer A. I. MoBTOic. Pastor. St-rvioeserory Sunday morninn at 10.S o'vlock. (VmN ri-intt l'rcwt'ifffriun C h rch Corner Serond and Cbretnut sts. ur. Mr. UraRow, Paator. SerK'e eiery Sabbath at llo'clot k, a. x., and at 8 r. x .'let-tings of Secret Societies.. XASOMT. Evrille Tuhljr, J'o. Cl.A. J. CoLBlkX, S-crc-try. Bcs'i-r ii-etiii firstand third loiulay's in erii month, Ht Masonic Hall, corner of Maiu and "irt s'.nt. Fennel! B. A. Chapter, Ao. 12. W. E. Hoti.ISOworth, ecn-tary. JW'ts flret 4'riUay iu each month, at Msuoßic Hall. OIn FELLOWS. yityruhvj ft ir Lle, .V. 7. Jasf SwanSoX, retary. lio;u!;r imtingn every Thurl.iy evening. eornT tf M;n and Firft tre't. Vrefott Lvly, 'o. 112. John Greek, Swretarr. N:iVt Li-j, ((i'ithwu) -Vo. 1U8 JnllS P.N.KTTrLL, SvoreUry. Regular meetings every ri1 iv evuun. L'HnniH" rrtvPi);irf, A'o. 20. C. G. Kcatz, fHrü. Meita stcondanJ fourth Monday's iu every month. Pickerel and White Fih. 10 whole and half fcarreU in fine ordr and best quality; 4 ) who!. and half burrvt Mackerel; luOd.iz. Ian 12 iK)uud cans Oysters; . 2)0 drum Kv; ' ir, b.ales i-i.'t-t HpanNH Mow; OJiL'z a Baldwin, Meyer & Co.'f extra quality Ln:r.n Syrup: -I'M iloxen v hob n-l lialf boxes Sardines; 10 tlen-cs choice Rice; Supplied of Chtfes; re vived weekly, during the suEiincr 9zxn. For sale by GILBERT A BOWLES, jll Sycamore street near Water.

PATENT MEDICINES.

tThR. JIOR&YSS .ViVf-V ÄOOT AJ? PILL CAUTION. Merchants aud Traders will bo oa their guard and not be imposed upon by a Counterfeit or 210' Indian lioot Pills, signed A. B. MOORE. All genuine Root Pills havo the name and signature of A. J. WHITE 1 CO., on each box. DU. MOXSE, th inventor of Mortt't Indian Root Ml, h:is spent the greater part of his Lifo in traveling, bavmg visited Europe, Asia, and, jFAfrica, as well m ortb Aiucrtca, aud hi spent' threo year among the Indians of our Western country, and it was in this way that tlio Indian f Root Tills were first discovered. Pr. Moro was the tret man to e.tabli-h the f.ict that all di eases arLe from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD that our strength, health and lif depended upon thU viUl fluid. A. J. WHITE & CO. 50 Leonard Street, New York. PR. MORSE, the inventor of Morse's Indian Root Pills, has spent the greater part of hi life in traveling, having viited Eorot-e, Aia anl Africa as well as North America has pent three years among tho Indiana of our Western country it was in this way that the Indian Rot-t Pills were first discovered.- Dr. Morio was the ftrwt man to establish the fact that all diae ariw from IMPURITY OF THE DLO0D that our etrength, health and life depended upon thU vital fluid. When the various passages become clogged, and do not act in perfect harmony with the different functions of the body, the blood los. its action, becomes thick, corrupted and diseased, thus causing all pains, sickness and dii tress cf every name; our strength is exhausted, our health we are deprived of, and if nature is not assisted in throwing oil the stagnant humors, the bload w ill bvo:uo rhoked and ceado to act, and thus our light of lifo w ill be forever blown t ut. How important tlx n, that we should keep the various parages of the body free and open. And how ple:Mnt to uu that we have it in our power to put a mdidne in your reach, namely, Morse's Indiau Rwt Pill, manufactured t. 'jm plants and roots which grow around the mountainous cliüs ia naturo's garden, for the health and recovery of diseased -man. One of tho roots from which these yllln are in.vlo U a sodoriflc, which opens the pore of the kkin, and aitf nature in throwing out the finer parts of the corruption within. Tho second 1 a plant which is an expectorant, that opens and unrlot tho humeri from the lung, by copious spilling. The third is a diuretic, which gives ea.c and dou!lc strength to the kidneys; thus encouraged they draur largo amounts of Impurity from the blood, which U then thrown out bountifully by the urinary wafer passage, and which could not have been discharged in any tln r way. The fourth U a cathartic, and ncvoU' panic tho vther properties tf tiie pills whilo enga;d in purlTying the blood; the coarser particlua which cannot paes by the other outlet, are thin taken up and conveyed oJ iu great quantitiei by thy bowel. From the above, it is shown that lr. Morse' Indian Root Pills not only enter the utoinach, but become unit'.-ti w ith the Mood, for they find way to every part, and completely rout out and cloan.- the system f diu all impurity, and the life of the body which is the blood, heroines perfectly healthy; consequently ail sickness and pain are diivcu from tho system, hr they ennnot remain w hm the body bc-com-so pure and clear. The r-a-jon why jeop!o aro s rlistnused when sick, aud why so many die, is t--auc they do not get a medicine which will pass to tho afflicted parts, and which will open th natural passages fur the disease to bo ca.-t out, lu iue a larg quantity o food and other matter is lodged, and tho stomach and intestines are literally overflowing with the corrupted inasi, tUuj iindTin disiirrei'aMe fermentations rouHtanlly mixing with tho Mood, which throws the corrupted matter through every vein and nrt.-ry, until lifn U tkvn from the body by diseii.e. Pr. Morse' Fills have a-bled to themselves victory upon victory, by restoring millions of the ick to blooming health and happine.. Yes, thouaauds who have leeu racked or tormented with sic!cn-3S. puin and anguish, aud wluwe fe:Me frames have t-een si'orvhed by the burning elements of raging fever, and who have b..vn brought us it were, within a step cf the silent grave, now t.ind ready to testify Hint they would have Ix-en numbered with the dead, had it nt been fr this great au 1 wonderful medicine, Pr. Morse' Indi.ui Root TilLs. After one or two doses had lceii t.iken, they were astonished nnd at f jlut'-ly (iirprid, in wiluott.sing their siirprifincr efleel. Not nly do they give Immediate caie an I itrength, and take away all nick-no-, pnin and ngui.-h, but they at once o to work at the founda'ion ( tb ? diitesM-, which ia (he blood. Therefore, tt will I-e kliown, i?iccially by thoMe who ne these Fill, that they will j cleanae and purify that di.-ea.e thut d.-ail!y enemy will take ill flight, and the fltiMi of youth and l-ontv will again return, aud the pnvjicct cf a long and huppy life will cherish a 4 r it'll ten yiur day. Caition. Reaareofa eouuteifeil i-ined A.B. Moore. All genuine have the name cf A. J. Whitc ( o.on each box. Alio tho signature of A. White A Co. All others are spurious. A. J. WHITE Jt CO., Sole Propri for. üO LHin.nl Jit-et. N. Y. Pr. Mcuvc's IikTUu Eiot I'iiLj aro biId by Jealors i?i .Mjdicin.jj. Aenti wauted iu cery town, village and hamlet in the l.iud. Par tie desiring the ag'-nrj will address as alcve f jr tbe terms. Price C3 rents per box. five boxen will be sent on receipt of SI, pootas; peM. f.!'inll1.t.wlv TT ISS O L UTIO.V THi: rJKT.YJJIl. JLrihip heretofore existing be twee a John A. Rciti, John A. Haney and W. Cup nt.-r, under the firm aud n.imo cf Iu-if x, Haney A Co., ha been this day di.-aolved by th" retirement cf W. Carj-cn-tcr, Leq., tho interest of said W. Carpcufcr liin2 been purchased by tho mii John A. Reit and John A. Haney. The atttirs and biudncea of the oi l firm will be fcouled by the new firm of REITZ & HANEY, Who will rontlnnc the manuXu-ture of Steam Engines and Steam Boilers, of any sie, together with all tiio Shafting, Wheel, Fumpa, Saw Mill Marhinery and Mill (icarlnjof any ize. Also, Pifi!lerv aud Slinin? Machinery. and iu far i every tblivr in tho Iren lino, at the old stand cornT of acl Laaal Mreet?. apfi-l.03-tf RL1TZ A HANKY. jfPIHJL! ( O.MLÜ f.i L.'UJ VSTMCJi Vy WILL -AM JJUALL l.Z 10NE." 1 have just erected a Pairbank's fValc, for the purpose cf weighing bit r.vil. 1 hall aell tuj cat by weicht, accordinz to the law or tbe State. I tor a Urge stock of Mtpeilor quality of Pittsburg Coal, and invite all my friends to give me a call and try it. I have been eighteen vnurs in th bifeinew, and profess to be a judge. The price of cul h I i cents per bahel. All ord-'i left at the Gas Compnny'i Oftice, between Pirst slid Seeond, on Locust atwt, or at Hornbnr.k's Store, on Wuterfrot, or at rov ComI OSce, at the Lamaco Waarf, will Iw aiteiuied to. All coal muM le pai 1 1 r when ordered, in Uinknblc currenrT. " ANPREW Hl'TCH ESOS. dec22-tf Vl aud Jtealor in t'mirti and Suddli-ry Hardware, Main at reet, near Water. a . l'avln cotu1 Icted my arlangeme nts witli Europemi and American manuf .i'-turers f ra ilire-t supply of all potil. iu my line, I am nuMcdto of'VSviii f.-r iiidnrw ti. that cannot fii to bo U the fntrreM of all Hljr.'S''! in tb'- ' business ! to g'lTV me a trial. J I name in part: a1-.', springs made of th" ttt ! steel; Irnnds, enameled and of all krnd of leather: i clotb, liniiips fyr i-arria"!. varniehi-s, eastinp-t of! Oil kind-, siwldle tnrj, KnlL-h bridle leather, bits, Btirrui'H. pur. limv, tine hilv-r Uiin.es of all kinds, Jenny Lind tiijr Trees, self-a 'jia-lii: pads, TayK-r e patent hamea, fly net, shoe threads, horw blanket-, L'.ruioii Oirih Wclf, Auu-rkan Girth and K.-in eb!. I.th colt, m and wited; Loudon Welt k in, a fupoi it.r article; ivoiy, rutla peuha and bra.-s lind inarU;i!S"il riii; sup rior kerseys for hor coers, the Jt pialiiy uf earriyo bolts, patent pitf tre-s, Ac, 1 keep in fact eterythiiifc apirtaiuiug lo either bratnch f tue biieiue, ami luidorbtaiidinr both branches thorouKhly, we would rtpectfully invite jotir attention lli'n purchasinj: elsewhere. 1 nm aent I r Ward's l'ateut hpriiig Saddle. ap'20-d.x w rry i I v : i i: s t: Rh ..yv J a ttiJCJCI'LTVIIM. WAREHOUSE. We hve opened a seed and Arbiiliuial M arebou. Have on linn I and intend to keep a full supply of Field and Cardeii teds; alew, a full ussotltueut of Inipliments. We are Asents f.r McCormi k' 'Reaper; Mower and Ri aji r combined. Yonnjf .Am.ria Corn and Ci'b Crut-ln'r; anford's .strnw (Hitter, Raymond A RalH-rts Plows; .. lVabotlv's Pn-nilnm Prolific Corn; - ! Landn-th A ion's Waranted Garden heeds, &. f. bl.Vdtw Z. II. COOK A SON. " ALLIS-& HOWES, t Water street, oue door above Mne, Sole Manufacturer of the Celebrated MACNOL1A WHISKY,, OK KVANSY1LLE, IM... - , ALSO AlCkinda of Dornest! I ouors, snd constantly a l.-irpe supply f f Old an; Choice. UourU.n, Rveand Mononmbela WhwkT. )n?"V-'llfcwtf O.f i l"o b.xis ttesortml Toilet Soap; ljO lbs. Vcrv old Castile San. l or swlo br 2. H. COOK A SON.

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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURE X E AGENCY. ALLEN C. HALLOCK, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, UNDERWRITER And General Insurance Agent, and ADJUSTER OF AVERAGES. ne continues t tu policies from several FIRST CLASS and MOST ttELIARLLK IXSCUAACE COMPAXIEH 1.1 THK COl'NTRY, 05 INLAND A.IO ftR BISKS. He will also receive applications for Mr 12 IXSCKAXCEtST He will alM attend to the ADJUSTMENT O? LOSSES of every description, under policies from other agencies and attend to the settlem'nt of all matter Counected with Insurance, for parties interested. Hi long experience as an Insurance Agent, hasmle him familiar with all subject connected a ith the subject of lnsunace. fay2e"jMy. TNA LNSURANCE ""COMPANYT IIAIITFOUD, COXXECTICLT. STATEMENT of the Condition of the .TTN'A IN. SURANCE CO-MPAN'V on the lt of January, lo, a required by the la of the State of Indiana: The name of the Corporation is JTSA AOK COMPANV.l-xatedat Hartford, Cos. The Capital Stock U ONE MILLION DOLLARS, and is paid up. The Assets of the Company are: rar. -uare. rA in band and Iu Bank Ca-th in special deposit in Hartford banks, with accrued interejit Cam in hands of Agents, and in transit K afestale uulncutntiered... 2;0,1S4 00

42 $1000 fioro 4t.000 PO IOC 1000 23.OCO0O 1000 100O 18,009 00 1000 10ÜO 15,000 00 1000 1000 5,W 00 S, 18 C4 üö,l 13 100 113 r.ooo 00 100 8,goo IOO 60 12,ü00 00 um i,i4 UK 5.CM) li)0 1U0 5,000 &0 50 1.H0O 10O 100 100 110 44,'XX) rfl c i,onn Ii 110 :v.,4io 101 110 II,! l'JO Ü0 500 00 60 ICO P.C00 too 113 4.',?w 1W 100 10,000 . 1.000 700 50 f-i p . 2C 10-j Dl.'OO 100 IO) . 20,000

64 Mrten?e Bonds at 8 percent interest ?? do do 6 per cent, interest.... 10 Jersey City Water Bonds, 6 percent, interest 15 Ifarirord City Bonds, C per cent. intert?4 5Milraukie Itocdf, 10 per cent. Interest Money due the company secured by rr"itface Rills receivable 300 fUu-es llartfonl Si Xew Haren R K CostKk 101 shares Boston 4: Worcester Ka.lroad Co st ck 2j0 shares Connecticut River R. It. Co. ttcock 5 shares Coift;eeticutIUvcrCu itoek 60 shares i'taftoid Rank stek.. t0 simres Citizen' Bank, Waterbury hbuk 3C shares Uatrle I'.ruik, Provideuce tock SD0 bares Phceuix B;uik, H utfird st"ck 400 shares Farm. Äi Mechl ll'k Ilartf cd nt.iek C00hares Exchange. Bank Hartfonl etM;k 24Ö shares S'ate Rank, d ) do.. .. pv shares City Bank, do do.... KO shares Countv du d do.. .. ljOshves Conn. River Bank Hartford, stock... 45 shares ll.irtford Bank, 1 1 artton l, atoeic ' lUUbiiares cnaner vaa uuiist Hartford htock 100 shares Mcrch. V Man. Rank Iii nford. stock, imid in... s!iires -l-:etua Bank, Haitfvrd, st .ck MO shares Mcrch. Kx. Rana, New YrK, stwK 300sbres K"r(h River Baus, New Vorn, stoca l'.'OO shares Merch. Bar.K, N. Y. stoca 200 ah ires N;rth America Bank, New orK.xUx'K 200 shares Nassn Bank, New YoiK.tocK. 3X1 shtres A Bieren Bank, N. Y. arm Browdwav im ' 4t PecKie'sBK " 100 PH) 5fS m RH) f.0 )! r.o 1U) IV 100 r.jino 2:.h) 2S,0o0 0,IKti 2I,2IX1 10,'Vh) c.ooo UI.MX) ti,l &0 tftVK) l!,lOO 15.0(10 4,l'C0 22,01' 2V0 ' y,0uo ir,0;0 1,4Ü lO.oi'O f: 115 100 pti 106 KW K'j l-'5 in: ' 110 SIM " Uepiilüc ÜK im) " City Buna tt 40 " l'niiui BatiK l - Hanover Baute , 100 " Commonwealth " 511O PheenixBaiia ' 5i;5 " Manhattan B uiK " New VorK Bana 200 slurKet Bau a 400 M Oc,can Ran a 4'i0 " Metropolitan TK ' t?00 " Butchers' DroYtrs UaitK. New Voik tuca.... COO share Importers ii Traders Rmic. Ni V01K, stocK... 400 sii re! American Exehanee UiUiK, New VvrK, stocK... fJO hares Mcrcluwts' Bam;, N. Y-stocK 13 shares Mechanics & Traders' Bank, Jersey City rtiict : 100 i-hurus U. b. 1 1u.1t Co. New Yoi a. i"tovK UO shares X. Y. Life Ins. & .. Truat Co., N, Y.stuCK.... . 100 100 60 1W Hfl 100 m 1-X) 1J0 "0 ltarilit:cs. Tbe amount of Liahililies ius or not due tobanaa or nth.rerediurs nothing. ; Losses od juMed aud due-none- , Lomcs adjusted and not due 12 P: 19 Lns3e unadjuited, in supetse waiting further i-nMf or contested ... 101,63 ' All other claims again the Company are small, for print im-, See. AeeuU instructed to taae no risKS exceeding IP.'W, without special permission. The Rreutesi amount insured in any one city, town or viu ige varies. ... The greatest amount alloired ta be Insured many one hi'': a' so vai its. The Charter or Act of lr.coipration and amendments is herewith presetted. v THOS.K. BRACE. Jr., IIar.fyrd. Jan. 1st, 1?03 Secretary. STATE OP CONNECTICUT, HarUord County, S . , Hartford, Jin. 1st, IV. rersonallr appeared before me, a .) iutae of the Peace, duly outlined tualmiuiKteroatlis,Tnosis K. Pa a, J a., .ccretary, and made solemn oth lliat the f.Tegoiti' tau:m -it of the uiets aud condition of the .V.liia Infumi.ee t'omi anv is true. HENRY t'OM bi: R, Justice cf the Tcace. THE STATE OK IN PI AN A, A. ) rriCE, 12. 1-5-. ) ArurroR or State's Othck lndi;in:poli.. Jan. 12. Is VVTIIKREA?, the .Etna InsuriDCe Comj-mr of W IlirtforJ, has filed in this Ottic asta'eiuent of its condition tn the 11 of January, ITA the act of it iiu'ornorntioii and amendments jTopeily certified b, and its written iuntrument. nominating its Acenta and authurizii.g them fully ami unicerre lly toac&jiowlel;e service of priare in the evet t of suits. Now, therefore, in pursuaneeof the requirement f "Au Act tu auieud an Acteiititlt-d an. Act for the Incorporation of Innurtnce Companies, defintn their power, and prescribing tlictr duiiea," approved Marc i 2, 1j5, having presentod satisfactory cvi.lei.ee to me of full compliance to the rpquli-etnent and speeitteations ofthat Act, I.JoH.N W.1HUI, Audit. of Hie State of Indiana, do hereby certify that ALLEN C. II A LLECK, of Evausville, as the Aeent of said Compmr, isautborized to trrui. I the tusloeitsof 1NSI7KANCE ai the Agent f said Jtiia Insurance Coiotany iu this ?tate, up to July Ist, p; to the extent Hut he may be comniisioiie.l and appointed by the said Company. In witness wlicre.f, I have hereunto su'tcrihe'i mv name and cauc the sal of myoiiice to be affix sd, thli lith day of Jannai v, 1 JOHN W. Ik) DD, Auditor f Sute. ALLEN C. felsi UALLIiCK, -AGK.NT. EYANSVILLE.1ND. Jß vrj.viii,Ä mjj'm: .wji . INFIRMARY, Vine t., bctw. 1 st .Sc 2nd. '5Drs. Durand & Ross, 2 OrulUts, Anritt,, ami Operating frwrcrow. XZEU77lilltErt lWi-Vc are now WW otrerinr f.r sale to the city and country trado f our whole iur of liimto-r at retuil. Having extra facilities for manufacturing and buying pine lumler in Pennvlvanla, we think we can offer Induce- ! merits to iuir.'h?iin tb;t theyeannot lind etsewhen j In the city. We shall at all tiaie be supplied with Ia full assortment. '..... . Also, pino i-hingls and dn-sseJ flooring always m hand. Call at tbe onic on the hov corner. WATSON. NLWBKKRY A CO., form r Main and Eighth streets. . nov 17-ty . ' . tf OJ l.l ( OALll CO A I.:!!-- Wt have now on h.in-1 snd ure dailv reii-Mng the best COAL that lias t-v. r len iiitroductsl int this market, which we are silling low. Good currency will be received in pnvment. Orders left at the' store -f J NO. W. lit Oil nejtt to the tate Kink, will be promptly attcixUvt ti. ! ; ' janiilf . . . . . J NO. AY. HUGHES. TJJI.VE I.'4JX,Eit.lJk,uo No. 1 1'ine JL Miiny:!'-!-, for sale low. Also, 00,X)0 Poplar. , JOHN V. CLOVER,' ' jtyl '.: Corner Main and ejoventh streets. fwiii ' ;1T. Y R 1 lt L L K iTMLKrrVCM V JL iiakvti:k, for mowinu a rkapin;. . This Machine was iutrodu-e-l and used fer the. first time duriu; the harvest tf lb5(l; and though new, it has already established for ltslf a repntation which bn ite-r leen rraudied by any other combined Reaper and Mower, txmth and West; and it now occupies a itioii far in advance of all its competitors. " ' - Nearly one thousand cf these Machines were sold during thu 1 ist two harvests, and the demand not supplied in the States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, ami establishing the fact most conclusively, that for universal use, ccouomy, strength, and efficiency, this Machin is everything that is desirable, both as a Reaper and as a Mower. ... Me have made some valuable Improvements, suggsted by careful observation and experiment, during the Last harvest.' Tluo will be added to all our Ruapen and Mowers now building for the barTiStof 15-. . For sale on consignment, by . . . ap-2-.1mrtlw : ALL1S A II0WES. rwi Tit K JL c, Cun iif Tea. n are now in rooeipt of a very choice lot t-f loose Teas, bought exrrcJ' fr retail ;rade. Call one and all. Famplee riven with pleature, try I. H.CXK A 2?0N

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E ITJAWILLK CO.M,VO UF TO THE DEMANDS OF THE TIMES. R. B. HART, AirjfT for Hie fi!loirir2 Mitls and Ml binej, i.fr.-rs fLr sale - Tlic Great Eastern Corn Hasker, SUKLLEU sVND CLiKANKIl. Which will fhell from 1,000 to 2,500 bushels r day. ALo, The American Elephant. The srreat Novelty of the day. It Is the bt Mill ever Invented for the fanner's use. '.It will make ten varieties of product. It will grind the Coti and Cob for fec-dinjr, animals. It mke eoarse n fine meal as may be wanted, and it will bolt tt meal aa It grind) It. or l.-ave it unbolt.-d at tho option of the operate!. It will e;rind Spires, Drugs or almost any other substance which require tht operation of jenodinr. It. does all th'-se things, and requires but a little power to drive it. THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER, Is a Mill deltied bi make the various grade ot Hovmiuy, and is one cf the bc.-d Machines ever iivubtod for the purpose. Bradford's Portable Burr Mil. Is too well known to need a description. It is the cheapest, and at tho same time, the easiv."t kept in repair, of any in ue. All of the !ove 3Iills and Machines can be seen in opcratiou at JIAIIT'S MILLS, Corner of Sec.-nd aud Canal stn-ets, where the public are invited to call and see the latest improvements of tho age before purchasing cL-cu here. All orders will be promptly filled. jau7-dAwtf R. P.. HART. (ffiJHUJ LLfÜltÄ iTi.n'l'LJl.iiP.&Tt! 9JL f. doz. Scythes and Snathes, various patterns 2 do Scythes and Cradles, d- do; do ?Iauurn 1'orks; do Loii Handled Hay Forks; 6 do Miort do "do; 2 boes Scythe Stoii.-s. lorsslest . II. COOK AN'VS. WMALVJHLK HTJJ'IKitri WORKS. V DORELL ii CONYNÜTON, are fole agents fur Vaiidcrbure. tvunty, for all the uhscription Rooks published bv 1. Appkton A Co. Abridgment of the Debates iu Congress, Or Public History cf the Unitel States. New American Enrycloj.ein, a I'ictionary nnd Journal of Knowledge. Certainly the fen-t work vf the oe. Amcri-an Eloquenec, a GdWtion f Sp ches and Address of tho most Eminent Orators of America. Encyclopedia of Wit nnd Humor, by the cd. hinted Comedian Uurton, in '20c. No. I'ictionary of Machine Mcchatiks and Engine Work. The newest and most improved edition iu 2V. Nos. Cre's Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines. DORELL 1 CONYNGTON bg to rail attention to their important work", and request tlo ir kind friends to call and so them; as ttlso, the srrny of opinions iT mineiit men iu confiruislion of their importance and value. Dobell A Convjfti'ii have sampl.-s and hp-'nnens of the arlou bindings in which the-ie works can Is- procured, from pap-r to the lincst morocco. nirl7 mM. trade. Tho undersigned ha now on hand, and arriving, a full assortment of Hardware, which lie will sell at the lowest prices, stu b as SHOVELS ASH $ PA DES, a AU DES HOE AS D CAKES, HAY AS1 MAS CUE EOHKS, Tit ACt:. LOtl A Mi OTHt'Jl '7f t.VK, UA MES A A7 11EDU V. SHE US, I OvKS A SO I.. iTC 1 1 ES. H I TTS, JUSO FS A S It'SCR E WS. 2'A lll.F. A SO I'UCK ET CVTI Lll V, DnMicrs' and Earl fmith'n riles. Mill and Cross Cut Saws, Kuils, Carintcis' r.nd Cwpera' Tools, ot the bei't quality. Aim, a large' stock of Paint, Shoe, Counter and other Rrushcs. 15ps leave to call the attention of flrnct-rs buying Hardware, who will find it to their icterrr-t to e...iiiine bis st k Ix-lnre purchasing el'wh.-rc. JA "OUST RAUB, iir23 SucTor to A. Walilkirch. 73 JJLT fit: -tO Urors Jo'w York Slnt. lic, . II. COOK A SON. VTJl for sale by IT 9 t:JIi TJItS-IT II "IL L IM 1 lMi -tÄhuve on hand and w ill H.-1I at rednN-d prlcc..for Cjh, a grsi st k of Gold and Silver Watrhe-s Newest utyles of i ine Jewelry, Mlver Ware, Gold Pens, Portmonaies, Cliak'?, Ac Those In want cf sny articles iu our line vi bu-in.-i!-., will find it greatly to their interest to givo us a call, as we wish to close out us much as posaibH of our present stock, preparatory to tho Fall trade, an J will eil not below but at a email adv;nci on cost price, BITTROLKF A bON, j.8 Main street, between First and Second. JfIKE Ft II, I. A till rJNIi. WHITE JLd HSU, PICKEREL and RAtfa, a t lendid article juft received by July2 Z. If. COOK A fON. ry it, t o ok tt o.v, uih7' vf i m&jm STORR. Agricultural Implements, Jvw-da and Groceries sold at iah prices l r all kinds of Produce aud Live Stock smh as Horce-s Mules, Ctows, Calves, Reef Cattle, Hogs, Chickens, Butter, Lard, B.icon, F.gg, Furs and Fkins cf every description, Ginseng, Beeswax, Fealheis, WLeat, Corn, Oats, Rarky, R-an-s Rye, linn, fcbortu, Di ie.1 Aiploa and Pea hes, Pctatoes and V. g.-tables of all sorts. Z. II. CtKHi A SON5.' f.d'iMAw ' il 'MtttI J2S'ZSiQAOS CO Ff Mi Ef 3 1200 keg assorted Nails 100 da Cut .-'pike; f-0 do Wr't do; 409 boxes assorted Gls; . 7j do . do Tobacco; 50 do do March; fsi do do ?tar Cnndl-s; A0 ke?s V hit.) Lead; - . ' 15 bbts. Linseed Oil; 5 do ÖO do 10 do oO do Turpentine; ICohin; Pitch; Vinecar; ' 40 b;.g fn-a .Silt; loobbls. WMtc Lime; KO do Cement, . -0 hfjs. ;r.-y Lime; 20 do' Piaeter Paris. In store and for i!e 1 y , ORK. DAL.LLL A CO. OÖT .wi O l'l.i tot H J-JJ-J Til- ' er Fly Brushes: 3 do, .Misis Brooms, a timy artirle; 5 do Fauey Wbt.-ks; 10 do . Slmknr nnd Lecnllon Brooms; JO do assorted fVrub Brulus; do I'uvtin! Rrn-hea, fiimy and flain; ö do ?lioe Bruf-h's, do do; HORN BROOK A- CO. 6Ll.YMRI ES-30OO I'OIWJJH AH'JC sort. ted ire; i'.xl BMls cc-maion nd charron! .Sheet Iron; 20 do GaliaiiMcd and Rult do;. 5 casks !?heet Zinc; Sheet Cpier und Copper Bottom", all Bir.ea, in .-f u-e and for sale by SAM l EL ORR. Jly8 ilß.li: TIM.ytJs'ÄHK -fo.VK Ml. TTER THAN OTHERS. St. D. HART, is now prepared to mpply the ciy and country trade with tlm lt of corn meal, unt'Oltcd, etrn gTlts and hominy, of all grade; wheat grits, uubolted flour, rye flour, extra family flour, crush feed. Iran, bhipiufr, corn, rats, chicken f-d, and all articb-s in the feed line. All trade deiirertd to any part of the city. Please send In j our onlcrs. My prices w ill be low, an cheap aa tha cheapest, and u good as the Inst. The nimble sixjiencc better tlniti the blow shilling U my motto. - , All may depend on getting all my trade made of none but the bc.-d of ground grains, as I s-ill buv no other. R. B. HART. JaiiiT-Uatr Tjy.f.TI RMVLE JOU1ER-Z00 'FJL kegs Miiimi Riflle To der; 0 kcg Bla.-ting Powder; 2-1 cases Ritle do; iO half kigs Rifle Powder. Tor cale bv ZjJI. COtiK A SON, Agents. ftA RVSH. MIME seed rVe.-so tf9 bush. Ear Corn, received it steamer J. II. lKne. Rice Flour. Cornstarch. Vlieaten GritU. x Farina. Split Peas. - - Maccaroni. . Vermiorlla. 3 doz. qts. Worccf tershire Sance. ' . ' ' b " pts. ' " " 6 half pU. ' - . -, 3 ' . John Bull. " ' 3 " " . Harvey A 3 ' - Essence of Shrimps.' ' -'3 " Auchoivea. Imon Syrup. Ginger " ; Strawberry . - - - -7 Kaapherry. , : Tine Appk " , Sanaparilla " Just receive.! and for sale by , augly Z. H. COOK A SOX. OOP ÄO.V- .1000 1IIWDLES Hern Iren. assr.rUA ii s. on hand'and for al- at reduced rrl?'? 1 y SAMCEX ORR.

TOBACCONISTS.

rwMi n LJRor.sr tobacco F. FEXDRK'II & RROT1IERS, Wonld respectfuMy inf. trn tho citizens of Evansville and vicinity, that they Lave a hi (.er. stock f Tobacco, Schars, .Snuir, l'ipcs, and German Smoliing Tobacco, than any two establishments of our principal citi. Hotels nnd store-keepers Kok to your interests. Peforo purchasing elsc-where, please examine our larjre assortment, which we pledge ourmdves to sc:i at the lowest Rallimere prices, and cbeajuT than can be bought in Cincinnati or Louisville. All we ask is, that you shall call and judge for yonrselvcs. Wj offer auy of the abo eat wholesale or retail. Our establishment is a branch of the well known extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse f J. Pcndrich A Bros. No. 1.V Kore4 street. F. FENDRICH BROS., Main st. 1 door above Find, jvl l Kvansville, I ml. XV tory, J. S. McCRAC KEN, Proprietor, Mai l street, between Third and Fourth, Evansville, Ind. Having fitted up tbe above tol.uc.-o factory, 1 am now prepared to fill all orders for the various tdylcs of Western Tobacco, such na l ives, Pounps, Quarter and Half Pounds, in 11 kinds of packages, and have now on hand the folio wit brands, viz: 10 boxes CM instead 5 Lump; 10 do do Pounds; 10 do Fine (Owu'i; . JO do (in Caddies) Honsier iJoy; 20 do do Jordan's; 10 do Low firndi Robinson's, 20 do Montgomery Ö0 lbs Tackases. , . The a'iove stork w ill bo sold -5 ar ccnL lower than cau be bought rlsewbere, aud 6 per cent, .iff for cash. All kinds of currenry token at p;ir. S'vcnty-five M. large size Cigars on hand in ore M. boxes at lowest figuresor cash. . f. blG (W I Mi IPS tilt: II R 1 PECTORAL a JL f.r tho rapid eure of Couchs, Colds, Hoars-.--ness. InSuonza, Bronchitis, WliotMdng; Cougii, Croup, Asthma, Incipient Consumption, and for tbe relief of consumptive patients in advanced ttage of the disease. We need not speak to tbe public of ft virtues. Throughout every town, ami ylmoft every haml' t of the American State, its wonderful, cures of pulmonary complaints have made it already known. Nay, sw are the families iu any civilized country on "this continent without some jsronal exjieriem-e cf its effects; mid fewer yet the communitieji ai y where which have not among them some livbg trophy of its victory over the subtle and dangerous diseas of tiie throat and lung. While it is ti e most powerful antidote yet known to man for the formidable and dnnperons dino;i-s cf the pulmonary organs, it U also the pleas-infest and safest remedy that can bo employed for infants r.ud young persont. Parents should have it iu sture against the iusidiouN enemy that steals upun them unprepared. We have abundant grounds to lielkve the Cherry Pectoral saves more lives by the ccii-mmptions if prevents than thtw. it cun-s. Keep it by you, and cure your colds while t bey aro rumble, nor neglect them until no human skill c m ma-ter the inexorable canker that, fastened on the vitals, eats your life away. All know the dreadful fatality of ling disorders, aud ns they know too the virtues of this remedy, we need not do more than to nssuro then it is tili made the lcf-t it can le. We spare 1.0 cot, no care, no toil to produoe it the lint perfe Hible, and thus anVo-d rhoe who rely on it, the let ageut which our fkill urn funiiMi for their CUV. Ayer's Cathartic Pills. The K'ienres of Chemistry and Mctlicltie Lave been taxed tln ir utnioj t to produce this li st, most perfect purgative which is kuoun to man. Innumerable proofi aro Miowu that theso Pills have virtues which surpass iu wa-lli-nco the oruinary mediciues, and that they via uuprcccd.-iitly upon the t.-itccin of all 111-n. They are ni! nnd ple.iiunt to take, I. ut powerful to cure. Their j-cnetrating properties stimulate the vital activities i f the IxM.?, remove the obstructions of its organs, purify the blood, and csjsd disease. They purge out the foul humors which breed mid grow distemper, t-tiniulate sluggish or üsordered organs into their natural action, and ttiip.irt healthy tone with strength to the whole syt-tem. Not only .lo they core the everyday complaint of every Nxtv, but also forniidable and dangerous diseases that liavc Iw tiled the best of human skill. While they produce powerful effect?, they are ot the sninc tini'", in dimiuii-hed t.we;. the satest and r-t physic that can bk employe.! fr children. Being sugar-:oated, they are pleasant to take; and being purely vtgvtabl", are fn-e from any risk of harm. Cures have been made which surpass belief wt re they uM substantiated by nvm of euch exalted josition and character as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent clergymen ana physicians have l- nt their names to certify to the public tbe relinhility of my remedies, while others have sent mo the assurance of their conviction hat my preparations contribute immensely to the ellef of my alllicted, suffering fellow-men. Tho Agents below named ale pleased to furnl-di gratis myAmerioMU Almnnac, eoiitaining directions fir their use and certificates cf their cures, of the following complaints: Costiv.-nesB, Bilious Complaints, IMieuinatisiu, I)rojvy, Heartburn, Headache orioin from a foul Stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid Inaction ft he Bowels and Pains arising tber.:Vr..,1, Flatulens -r. Loss cf Appetite,, all l lceroi d CutaneoaIHseasei which require nn ev:tcuai 1 medicine, Sctof ula or King's Evit. They alsr, .y purifxing the bloud and etihiulating the system, eure many complaints which it would not ! snpjMso,l they could reach, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, Nervous Irritability, DerHnjrcinciits cf the Liver ' anil Kidneys, Gout, and otln-r kindred coi.iji'a'nts aii-iii.T front a low btate of the body or obt nation of i:s fuu' tlons. Do not bo put olT by unpr!ncipt.d linier with some (d her pill they may make more profit on. Ask for Ayer's Pills, anil take nothing els.:. No other thy ran fslve you coiu;iarea with this in its intrinsic value or curative p.. tiers. The sick wa'it the besCuid there is for them, aud thev sliould have it.' - - IV-par-d by Dr. J. C. AYKR, Practical and Analytical Chenust, lowell, Iss. Price 'ft cts. per 'kx. l ive br res for fl. Ärld by KELLER A WHITE, ECansville, and by drngststi nnd merebants ttm.ugbout theountrv. At wholesale by J.C.AYLR A CU, 110 Wainut kt.. Cincinnati. j!yl ORDAG K-I50 colls all siics, uianUla, jute, hemp J andcottou (or sale by GEO. FOSTER A; CO. Propostilt from lluilders. 'JPIIK VMIERsJUJ.M'in will receive sealed Kofi posals until the 1st or April next, for the ereciiMi of Four R.-ick Stores, on Main Street. Plans aud speeifiiitfions ready for iusiiection ot our otHce. mrii ALL1S At HOATF.3. WslNTKIJÜ ' 1 'IJVTO good Coopers, at oar barrel fitepirvI m nvl-tr .1 AMK OAKLKY &. POX. It Ii M O V A 1 . A. ANSPACH TR & CO CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, AVE REMOVED THEIR ESTABLISHMENT from Main street, to the ' COMMERCIAL ROW, On First street, 2d doer above Syramore st. Their slock of clothing for the SPRING AND S CMMKIt TKADK is now complete, and oMa for t'i Mrkct,and in variety and extent we Holier ourseWes it cannot be urpasscü by any other factory, iCast or WeJ. Purchadug ourraw materials at beluart.M-3t ai we do, and maiiuracturlna thein into Clothing here, st a much less cost than the same can lc done at any otter point, aud bavin taken ad vintage of the late panic to secure a good jiortion of our Stock at a hesw rcdu' tion, we feel eouGdent in saying thM there is no Factory tiat can sell at a lower rate or 0:1 better terms. We invite the at'entiou of the Country Trade to our stock, with full confidence that wetcan supply deilt-rs on as good terms as they cau purcliase in any 'Western MvkeL Those who cannot come iu person mar le sure flat their orders will be filled with the Freitiet care and attention. A. ANSI'ACIIEU & CO. fel.27-tf 'BMNPLATE tt SHEET IRON 'ML 5"0 boxes Tinplate; !üü bdU. assorted Sheet Tron; For sale by SAMCELORR. 1""APr.R"V4RFII0rsKt HOOK STOHU aud HOOK m.NDtHY.-M. L. JOHNSON has received an assortment of Paper from Royal to the smallest Note Paper, which is offered at wholesale or reUil. I will five the highest market price for RAGS. - Kenienierihc place. Pirwt street, near lin. LEAD PIPB.A good assortment received and for sale by jan Vi SAM 'LOR The Most Interesting New Book. IIEPITT STREET CHAPEL SERMONS JL delivered iu Roston, by Clergymen of six ditt.;rent denominations, certainly the best Rook lately pr.bli shed, at each sermon is by a celel suited man. The sale has been enormous. .Tust received at niylt DOBELL CONYNGTON'S. TRAILS KU Kes,all sizes aad beat quality, for lvl sale low by-"-myt - . GILBERT & BOWLES. - ' ' . For Kent. A GOOD brick 1 welling, within five minutes walk of the Court l!ou. Applvto HAM'L V ICK ERY. No. 71t Main st. MCCORMICK'S Mower an-t Reaper combined, forsaleat Z. II. COOK St SONS.

TARLISHMENT IN THE STATE.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

WJ.Y CO.'S LOTTERIES TRI umphant:: SWAN & CO. Continue to Draw Usual without Interruption. SWAN & CO.'S LOTTEIilES AHE LEGAL, A Sl A UTHOinZEIf I!Y TEE state er geoicjia:: The ute ultemftt lit itijurt our firm ai ,o:r thut oitr Lotterie are drutr fairly; lhti onr Prizt ore paid pcij!!y; and thai oar tele rue ure more lilrul . it .... ... ma any vinrr i.mzcry in me n orui : . , The following scheme will 1 drawn by S. SWAN A CO., Managers of the Sjarta Actideiny Lottery, in earl of their Single Number Lotteries" for August, 1SÖJ, at At iiVSTA, (Jr.o., in public, uuder the superintendeuce of Commissioner. C2as 7 draws on Saturday, Aug. 7, l.r. last H draws on Saturday, Auj;. 14, ls. Citri 20 draws on Saturday, Aug. 21, DC. flats SO draws on Saturday, Aug. ia, 1. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE X UM REES. 50,000 Tlclcet. FIVE THO ESA SD FOUR II ES DEED ASD EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES! "early One Prize lo every Nine Tick eta! IY1ACNIFICENT GCHEME! TO RE DRAWN Each Saturday in August! 1 Prize of. - - $70,000 1 " " 30,000 10,WK) jlO 4,000 nis lK) 1,XX) POO f0 (-00 HSV 00 as) Iii UK) r4l a1" I -0 iJo APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 of SJ Approx'ing to $70.000 Prize,..-?!, COO i,0 J 1, 1MO 125 7ä At '20 pre.. lu.uK) 5.OI0 4,0J ' 3,CSJ 1,500 81) OHO 4 :o si ..lutVJO 5,15 Trizes amountinK o ...S3'40,000 Whole Tickets SHr, Halves S"; Quarters 2. K5A Cinuilar thowing the plan of the Lotteries will !hj sent to any one desirous of receiving it. Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following rates, which is the risk: Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets JSO " " 10 Half 40 " " 10 Quarter " 20 " lOKigbth " 10 Iu ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which tliey will be forwarded by tiit mail. Purchasers can htve tickets cudiug in any figure thj.v may designate. The Lit-t of Drawn uumtrs and Prizes w ill be sent to pwrrhasers immediately after the drawing. ltC"Purch'.isers will please writo their signatures plain, and give their ft oflice. County and State. B-5'Rememlier that every Prize is drawn and payable in full without deduction. L'-C"All prizes of l,0U0 and under, paid immediately after the drawing other prizes at the usual time of thirty day. All Communications strictly confidential. Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to S. SWAN A CO., Augusta, Ceorgia. rt-ö'Persons rodding near Montgomery, Ala., or Atlanta, Ga., can have their orders filled, and save time, by addressing S. Swau A Co., at either of those citie. Kö'A list of the numbers thnt are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled to, will Ihj published after every drawing, in the following1 pajieiw: Aurusta (Geo.) Com?tilutionali.-t, New Orleans Delta, fobile Register, Charleston Standard, NaMiville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Rook, Savanniili tJcorjji.tn, Richmond DL-put h. New York l)it.ott'h and Paulding (Miss.) Clarion, aud Little Kock (Aik.) Democrat. Jly2l Dry Goods! Dry Goods! WM J. DEÜBLE11, (SUCCESSOR TO J. II. ROFANDICK.) 43 Main Street, between First and Second streets. ffl'HK under;?ned having bought the enlire stork IB Ii U 1 11 CI J.'l'i last I Ulg IVUaiV PkV of DRY GOODS, from J. 11. llofandick. will cont'.nue tlie l'usines utulr tue Nire nrm, at tue old aland. :, Main etree, ltween k'irst and Second streets. The st.Kk will be replenished in a few days, with every article in tin Dry Joods line, and a share of public patronage Is respectfully solicited, my -2-.--2m J W M. 3. DE URLER. Hiockiitt; Ltird. "R sffc PINE young Mocking Rirl. for sale at ü 9 Z. H. COOK fit SONS. FIVE UUASON8 WHY 1 WISH TO DO AN EXCLUSIVE CASH BUSINESS. I I.ST. My protnsare not sulhciemto admit of a K. long credit and losses. . Seco.suly. 1 lind I caunot credit one and refuse others a'ithout civiug ollei.se. Thirdly. My temper i uot sumeiently mild to tfike pe;iMMill vail the insultsotlered 011 presciitution ofbtlU. t Fourth LT. I believe, it to l the interest of all persors to pav e ish for a hat they consume. Uthly. Thai I can offer my cash customers, and those who have paid their bills promptly, additioral inducements Li prices and assortment, am! will spare no inducements in my puwer foracoutinuanceof tlieir trade cor cash. SAMUEL KMDICH, febü Main street, three doors below Second. l'OirSAI.K. GOOD, second hand Daniel's Plainer; will dres 'A. twenty feet lone and twenty-four iuches wide, all complete, la good run nine order, .!"' good as new. STEELE fii HUN'S EL. uijUJ-tf IMSSOLUTIO.V. rjTHK i.artnemhip heretofore exi-tinaVtween tbe fX undersigiie't.lias thisdav been dissolved hv mutual consent. R.ß.Uuston tcttles up the old business, and John Hodson continues ready to tie any amount of dray ing in any part of thecirv-. 5TON JOHN IIÖDSÖN, Evansv;jle,May22,l?5fl. mySl-d2w J. STItATTO.N, LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, Second, between Main nnd Locut Streets, Opposite) Old Fresbytcriaii Chmch, EVANS VILLE. nrVHE undersisned hssa large andcom-J C modious urica Mahle with sheds fores rriuses. and Is iirepared to take horses by the day, week or month. Hisruslomers may 1 sure of having their animals well and carefully attend ed to. liererers to tne lollowm? gentlemen hose i He has aim a number of troodand snf h.-e for 1 the Saddle or Harness, with a numUr of new and comlorxaiueougiries, 10 iure, uroers tor .vaille Horses ot Horses and Ruggies, will be punctually attended to It efer toC.O. KEATS. GasUdice. C. R. REMENT, Remcnt & Viele. J.S.fiAVITT, ET-Sherif!. t:VPKIAN PKE-iTON. Keen & Preston. nctl-lVlrl J. STRATTON. Just Received by Impress. THEATRICAL plays, sheet music and books, niajpuines and japers, which will suit the times. Tor sale at M. L. JOHNSON'S. JeU First street. CLOVER SEED. 5 Wils, received this day by H. C-M)K tt SON. - LONION NEWS, at ap33 !OPELL k. CONYNGTON Garden Seeds ! Gardeu Seeds for 1S58. fff H. Cook A Son Aeentsforthesaleof Land re th mAm & Son's Celet'ratet Oden Seeds have just received their first shipment this day, vizi 100 doxen Papers Early York Cahljage; 100 do do Large Drumhead do 50 do o Ox Heart do 1KJ do do Ih-nmhead Savoy do tU 0s assorted Cahpaee Leed in Rulle ; i10 dozen Papers Ked Wether'sfield Onion inu da da Yellew Strasburg50 do do White Silver skin da f lbs assorted Oaion 3eel in Itulk; &0 dos. Papers ass'd red and white solid Celer J.7) do do do Cucumtier do do do Spinach; 100 do do do Lettuce; 00 do do do Melons; 50 da do do Carrot; 25 do do Cress or Pepper Grass: SO do do Assorttd Tomatoes; 200 do do do Radish; 10 Bushels assorted Beans; 10 do do Peas; 3 do do Corn; 100 loien assorted Beets; 25 lbs Ree: Seed in Rulk. Jost received and or sale at wholesale and retail lr JaufrtlSw-tf Z.H. COOK & SON, Afents. Hydraulic Cement. "T RBLS, direct from the manufacturers, for sale ß low, by 3AM.VICKERY.71 Maiast. SUNDRIES. 50 Kegs New Castle Soda; 5 Ccroons Indiro; ItJirrossEss Coll'ee; t3 Rhls. Smith's Cider Vinegar; 50 Ills. Ilosin; 21 Röxes Summer Md. Candles; 15 Tierces Prime Rice; 1! 1 Cases Matches. For lcby apl7 ORK.DALZELL, it CO.

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THE LIVER LWIGORATORI H J RE PA RED RY DR. 5ANTOR&. 18 A QRKAT hi tfciwntine Medical Discovers-, and J. daily 'i ing cures almost to frvit to het.'eve. Jtenrrsari.r magic, even the tirrt dose f it in j tenefit, and se.ldfHa more than one bottle is leouired tornre Vtnd o Liver Complaint. fnm vhe wot 4 JaiMidiceor lvm. sis to a common t.adacne.all Of which are tüercsul of a Diseased Liver. " ' The Liver Is one of the r'ipat regulato of tbe Tinman bodyjmd when it ixTfortiu. its funclione el I the powers of the system -an inily ib-Telojvi. The S'.on.ach istlmobt entirely sdepeiler.l fi theheaithr action of the liver for IheR-roperpeTrooutueeof functions. hen the sto are at fau lt,and the w hole qnence of one m-gan tlie Usduty. Forthedis?ases tsrorrietors bas roaile it h is at fa till the bow e la ysteih suffers in conseirer hariiig ceased to do f t)it organ, one of the stud; . in a rrartice of imi tliMti turrntv veurs.HBto find aouie rstr-nl wherewith to co'unlciact "Uthe Ktanjr deransementsi to which it is liable. A To prove that this re-SsTMT is et last found, an y person troubled with liversMCom plaint -In anjr of its forms, has but to try aJloUie, aud conviction is certain. T A Compound hss been rforire byJisyofrirf gvm and estrsjetiug that paitwbicb is solu'de for the acti re virtues of the meili-riTcine. These gams remove all mrbid or bad matter, from thertewt,sBrTly ingiiitheirplaceahealthy tlow of bile iuvig'rrius; the stomach, causing fotvt to dices well, jnrifrinj tlieblood,giving tone and health to the w hole mäch I nery .removing the causes wiW'f the dicase- an 4 etletr. ing a radical cure without . rtf Ii IÜM.MMIJ.' alter ctlccu, felt by using , cafomel or mineral poison that Is usually resorted ""to. One dose after eating is-rf-ufEcient to relieve thstomach and prevent tlie -st ood from rising and sour ing run Only one dose taken be-tore retiring irevenU niebtmare. , Only one dose tauen at jr"nUht loosens the bowels gently and cures costive1 wxe. One dose taken after each meal will cure Dyspepsia. ?2T"One dose of two, teanoonsfnl will alwavsrelieve a sick headacW. WOne bottle taken for fe-e-maleohgtructlon removethe cause of the dise,nd makes a perfect cere. - Only one dose imnie.li-tely relievescbolir while ' One dose often repeated s a sure cure forcUolcraMorbus and a preventa-Jive of cholera. One d'se taken often "a-ilt prevent the recurrence of bilious attacks, stwhile it relieves all painfeelinc. m2 Ji"Orly one bottle Aneeded to throw out oftli: system the eflects of meli nnea'teTaieaggicknew One bottle taken forkJaundiceremovetallyelIpwnesa or unnatural c. l.JTjor from the skin. One dose taken a idiort FVJiime before eatieff give nsor to the appetite andSmakes f-od digest well. One dose often repeated "cu res Chronic Diarrhea. In iu worst forms, while'nninieraad bowel com--plaiutsyield almost to the."v'rstdir. 4)ner two do es euresattackscawsedlT worm. while f.sjr worms iu child- ren, there is no surer, safer or speedier reaiedr in.fheworld as it never falls. There is no exaggeration fcSStn these statements: they are plain, solier facts, that Vrfwe can give eridenc t : prove, while all who ue it are living their unanimous testimony in its favor. Among the hundreds ef Liver Remedies now offered to the public, there are none we can so fuiiy recommend as Dr. Sanford s Invigorator,so generally known now throughout the Union. This pseparaticn is truly a Liver lnvigorstor, producing the most bappv ri-snl.a nn all who use it. Almmt innumerable certificates have been given of the great virtue of this medicine by those of the highest standing in society, tmd we know it to lie the best preparation before the public Hi nsoav Cocntt DavocasT. PHICK 0K DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. 1Yfl)IERR0WER, Sule Agent for Evansville. . SANFORD & CO.. mart Proprietors, 5U5 Broadway New York - JUST KETURNHI), WITH a splendid stas of SUMMER MILLINERY', cousisting of Crape, Chip, Neauohun. and Fancy Summer Ponntta, of all descriptions. Also, Hats. Flowers, Rilibous, Ac . to which I invite the particular attention of the ladies of Kuville and vieinitv. MISS V. R. BARKER, Virbt st. betami Main an Locust, OpirJtite tbe Jost omce "myll-tf SADDLLHY UAItli STA11L1.SII MKNT AND MANUFACTORY. - J. PELMOTT, DEALER IX . SADDLERY WARE,&C, . fi HAS Just received a full assortment A-Mt Saddle Trees of all kinds, Rridle Hits, StirVjjfrtJLc rap Irons, Rurrv Mountings, V ebs, Seat- - inc. &c., fcc, which be will sell on reasonable terms, lie also keeps on hand a gene U assortment of Saddles, Ham ess, Rridles, and all other things appertaining to the business, of bis own manufacture, on iiain street, betweeu Frst and Second streets, a, dia old stand. nov'to-tf. BlltiNTS-Ucases assorted, Jut received snd fo 1. by KKKS& PRESTON. HOME MANUFACTURE, fou ron ELEGAN'i ) ELEGANT AND AND FASHIONABLE j FASHIONABLE f AKO CAPS CAPS of Tthei of tbe Latest Styl e, atcM Style CALL AT THE OLD CALL AT THI OLD Established House ) Estabshsd Hons. S or VAUTIEU &-MAKCOKKIEK,, MAIN STRKKT. K VANS VI LLLE, INDIANA. ar27-ty ALL PERSONS indebted to the KrDri!le. In dianapolis ti Cleveland Straight Line Ra'froas Company, are hereby notified to iiy no monies except to the Treasurer, or to his duly authorised aKctit a all agencies prior to this date bavin l-een revoked. JAMES OHEKNE, Treasurer. mvtl-tf i.XTRA FAMILY YIN Ell AR "Ja bbls. choice I . . . - 1 M 1 I t .. iicie, lor caic in i" 't . r C sp2r Sycamore st. IIEESE-M boxes Lest W . R. and Ilarobur, fo" sale by tllLUMil s HDHl.t.P. ff IVEmJ2) RM.Thite Lime, Vf II hds. Cray Lime; 11 I'M. Hydraulic Cement; In store and for sale by GEO. FOSTER & CO. Flctrnnt Caps. II F.X'S YOUTI1S and I . FASTS' C.ir11 JL for Spring and Summer wesr at VAUTIER t MARCONNIER,mrfl Main stn-et. It. l-t snd 3d. A RARE CHANCE FOR . AN INVESTMENT! ' TOB BALE A VAL VAHLE TR A CT OF LAND t Adjoining the Town of Cannelton! - Consisting: ef about one hundred acres, one-half which is bottom land, aad the remainder extends int the delightful hills that border the towr. All ef it is embraced in plat of the town of Cannelton and is in demand for bouse lots. The lower boundary of tbe tracts is not more than ten minutes walk from the ex-. tensive Cotton Factory and principal co mines. All the products of the land can be sold the soil to the people of the town. It is most admirably situated fo vegetal de gardens for which the town affords a good market and high prices. The land will eventually all be wanted for house lots. On the premises are three dwelling, one of which Is worth IjOO; another Is worth 1500; Uae othsr a beautiful cottage residences ost Hüft tliree years ago to erect Either of these houses canbe had with the land, or all of them, as the purchaser may wish: they are separated by a street from the body of the land, and all of the lots laid oft for residences. The property will be sold on a liberal credit to a responsible purchaser. The location is one of the most delightful on the Ohio river, and the principal cottage with three acres in garden and frnit Is the most beautiful rural residence between here and Louisville. The chief motive for offering it for sale, is that the property is too valuable to rent, and needs more attention than the owner c an a present bestow on IL Address or apply to the editor o the Journal; Evansvllle. myi Reapers and Mowers. FEW of Rage's celebrated Tiearers and Jlewers, said to he the best machine now in use. or.: hand and for sale by SAMUEL OKU. s E A 51 LESS RAGS-tViM extra heavy and for sale at reduced rate, Mr fc

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