Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 239, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 May 1859 — Page 3

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V l I KLAT Ml.N.. Local ami Misce NaucoH. RKI.I i lot's MOTICK. Rev. 1. B. Wilk.j, I. P.. will preach at tl.e Cumberland Pr -I.vt-ri!i Ctiur. Ii ahl-th n r ti lag, at 1i o'clock, and at lh- Nee livii vterian chinch, at : 'rl.k I. M. Kev. d. Ctrrley at Ihe M. K Clint, h in the worniiv at 11 oVl-ieV. md .if the Cnmterliii.l PivliChun h ib tli-eveniRg, at ti o'clm k. maftTliR str.iwlterrr parly given M tli" ladien oi the Rev. ilr. McC'arer's Church on Thursday evening, hmuolt together ;i ril -Hunt a.semllage of tin lifelines :unl f.ishioa ol our own city, with hu ll ns mingled many representative; of the grace and I. uity of Southern Kentucky, for whitw presence we were indebted to the excursion trip of the Charley Ho wen. The party was .It ciuVdly the most agreeable .eocinl gathering of tSe peason, anil we nre glad to arntMinre that it was eminently RMNtoM tor the object for which it whs gotten ii. The receipts exceeded $150, and would have been double hail not the hdte? Iecn toocontioualy scrupulous in their prio r . At a similar party for a like ohject in another city a week ago, !0 cent.-- was c.u ted from us fur what our ladies wouM accept only a dim. That might have been tin vn!ue of the fruit, but the smiles and graces that accompanied its delivery were worth Ibw times the sum, ami ought lo have tVen charged for as a contribution to the tameli iary fund. Things of such priceless value ought not to be throw n away on sin h occasions. "he Lafayette Journal published re cently a nomtter of articles exrt'?ing the 'intensified meanness"' of a late citizen Gf that city, who the .fonrnttl says, has removed to Evansville. These articles have leeii widely copied, ami elicited comments that reflect no credit on the place that shall receive and tolerate the subject of them, without investigating the truth of the allegations. The gentleman alluded to ilen i . the truth of the charges, but admits lhat hi.- comluc. may not ftnftnr very generous ami nohbi in t'ie eyes of all the world, but aajs thai a man's views and conduct are UMMN iklj in lluenced and shaped by the prevailine tone of the community around him. ami the daily associations of his iitV-. He sayi Iha edituv w hohas made IkeM pretended itiwVuiMrni for a long time beeu one of his intimate and cordial friends, and extrting, ii he hut n undue intlm nt e in shaninir his t ,ndu t and sonUment.. The .uhject of these ,eyere . articles ha. gone to the metrojajlis ot ttie , Northern Wakish valley to obtain the j means of vindicating himselt, and . k- t suspension of public opinion until his return. LiurtARY Lkcti res. Our citizens will lie pleaaeil to learn that the Lecture Com mil tee of the Library Association arc eudeavoring to secure the services of Ir. Uainl. the celebrated Kuropcau traveler, lecturer, aud .'diol.ir, for a few itciuics on the state of Kurope, which .will include personal reminimmicM of Louis Mnpoleoii, the Emperor of Austria, and the King of Sardinia, the! condition of the nations engaged in thepres- ; ent war, ami a general view of the continent. At this particular time, no let lures could Ih more attractive or more eagerly listened a If m arrangement can be eifected, we shall have one or two lectures of the course next week. They will Ih? looked for with much interest by our jieoplc. We arc retpieite.l by the ladies of thoOld Presbyterian congregation to return Mr. C. Decker their thanks for the use of one of his pianos, kindly furnished for the us of the strawberry ?npcr and concert on Wednesday evening. W'e a!s, take the liberty of calling the attention .i our readers to the fact that the piano is one ,,. our own Evansville manufacture, made by Mr. I ea ker, ami we are ?nre that all who wi re .resent at the nipper on Thur ilaj night w ill agree with us that it of rich tone and of high polrsb, and relb real credit on our domestic skill and enterprise. iir friend ZmcV. Tavlor has fnrtiishetl us with New Orleans papers, from which we learn that business is extremely dull there, aud that the city is thinning out very perceptibly, thongh the weather is not very hot aa yet. Kery lo;it, every train and steamship, is carrying away its full freight of passengers, and thongh some arrive from day m day, it i- not in such numbers as hitherto. Mo t ot tlie daces of public aiuu-Mment are aUiut cla ing f.r the seasoxi, aud tor the next three tirleans will be a tl nil town. mouths New The General Assembly ot the Cum berland Presbyterian Church, which has lieen in session in our citv for over a week, is drawing to a cloM and the Commissioners are begi tin in tt. take their dfynrhme. Many of these gentlemen resitle in far tlistant parts of the I'nion anil carry w ith them to their homes the impression received w hile here, in regard to Kvansvilb, its inhabitants, and its lutnre mjaammnj, It may not be over-estimatino the Uoosier Crescent City in a spirit of self-prai?c, to anticipate that these impressions will lie quite favorable ami creditable. The following product of a painful effort is given to the world, by particular request. At last accounts, the author w:is suffering from a brain fever the effect of overtasking the feeble organ: if the little Jig Dancer of Kinney k Co. -Juvenile Troupe should attempt to" play his Tiolin and dance with a young lady at the .,ame time, why would he be like the Chamman racket ana nor rrentlemnnlv oiKcere'. Ans. Because t h.irley Bowen (aiwine1 would rcuuiro a Dexter; ouil hand to Wheel er (wbeel her) to be. surpassed by N'unn uonej H hi reairtetl that Fort Wayne biu breu recommended i-tin- I'Ct ih- t',, tinnew peuitentiary.

PIKE'S PEAK EMIGRANTS.—The returning Pike's Peakers, as they come in communicate deplorable accounts of the destitution, suffering, and cruel disappointments the deluded emigrants had endured. The spring

tide of emigrants were nearly all on their way back. Hundreds had sustained them- selves on their return journey on the carion [sic] of the dead horses and mules scattered along the road, until they reached Fort Kearney where they were arriving in a state of utter destitution and starvation. An exchange says: The officers at the Fort were doing all they could to relieve the distress of the adventurers, but their supplies were wholly inadequate. The tides of emigration were about the first of May meeting at Fort Kearney, and as far as the eye could reach, the encampments extended, looked as if a great portion of the population of the United States had concentrated there for the purpose of holding a mammoth camp-meeting. The indignation of the emigrants against the letter writers from the undiscovered mines, and the newspapers of the border towns which have published fictions of the gold region, was excessive, and their condition of mind was such as to make them exceedingly dangerous. The emigration has been almost countless. No published estimate is high enough. It was not unusual to see camps of hundreds of wagons. There were often a thousand animals grazing about a single emcampment. As far as the eye could reach, the plains were alive with strings of cattle and wagons, huge caravans plodding on, stretching over the trampled grass and sand of the Platte Valley, continuously. No emigrants were passing Fort Kearney who did not propose to press forward to California. At that point those who were going on to the Pacific coast, and those who were turning back, were separating, and there were great times in trading cattle and wagons, sorting provisions and dividing assets of disorganized companies. The Pike's Peakers crowd upon the ferry-boats at the points of crossing the Missouri, and the owners of the ferries are glad to pass them free in order to get rid of them. The steamboatmen on the Missouri are behaving generously toward the indigent emigrants. One captain of a boat called to them: "Pile on boys," and gave six hundred of the way worn fellows a free ride. There are hundreds of incidents of suffering of the most painful description. ----- tin ). II. 8i pbeR .. Virggaia Ueaaa enate Politician, boa i mm to ran for of-1 lice on tie- follow ing conditions: I wuh it li ain.'tly umlerstootl, however, j wnl 1 inn t ia elected by gOMtnatnoni roaabaaOian, as I ran not coodeseeod to eleelion - eer. If nay if thr niTrrrigaa Tritihtit thntr j my hand they can do so by calling at Cooroooatorei ami their children will In- ki.-- I when prenrntrd to m with nVw tntea. . l lie oiltctal majority in .Mas.acin:ietts for the coustitutioual " amendment i retiuirintr two vears residence after naturaliMtiu kmJmm cai vuU.f k v, tilousttll,i six buiidred and twentv-tour. out i of the total vote of thirty-five thousand eight bund ret I and eighty two. t aam U S. .....1 I ws-" " j sntiied r.e wiir contrive some mean to open , .1 ... r : .... . . a I. al... if... ... Z I ciiiiiiiiiiiii.ni ion-, wuh ine ii un.;. u i in i c i- ' meuls in the Austrian army It is maaetad I i that the KiuKror NajKileon has promised him a place in his .stall. W -i.ill attention to the advertiaeincut of our i em rable friend, Nathan ICou ley, Ks j., ofTering fors.de some of the most valuable property in the city. There is an excelletil chance lor an iuveslmeut. ,Di. Flc.ii i, Dt utit, has aaiii rctimic.i to it v, :uhI will Im Imjm v lo ItatRNf I h R iVlAlllI riBk.l lu.l.,nj ..I I . I i.l.l nt.in.l "-" - ' i'.- n o.....i...i, comer of First and Main sire.). BCTi., Tin arerage age ot mark men in the I nited State is twenty-seven ears. itivec itonam AKKii .i-aa aaeaaemma eaan fomarR n nil Till 1 'cum-r iHii.ii. t'harley Rowvm, KR!ivitl. t. Cairo Silv.-r Star, KialiiMlte ti Paitiieah. t'ni. hi, BrrorvMi i" BRwUng tinen S.nthertier, laiuUville in Merahia. m Harm. .nia, I'ittahur t Nashville. K an-i ill.-, W hid' Kiv.-r to I . -v 1 1 1 1 1 1 '!.ll.-., t i mill id i tn Na-liiille t'ottoWRo, 11 l.otlil tn I'ltt-bar. Tbwn rklRbari to at. baian. Oraenvillc, lt..hiK 'Uvi-ii ti. Kiaii-wlW . Wi-m. ii. i, Vi-iiii;.- i.. l'itil'iir. Orn, Pirn two t. m h. II. Br ili;ert. I.i.iiiiv ille to Ri.m linj; lU'eMi The Kentucky will Ik; at the wharf loday, on bof way lo HaaaOOUV She is in charge of Cant. Lamb, with Mr Halliday in the clerk - oihee, lailh of whom are well known us act oiuniodaliug ami attentive of ficer-. Mr. John ll. Scull, attends to the a m R mans, ami proves iiimscii an excellent route ; auent. j The t 'barley How en left yestenlay on h i secomi excnr.-ioii trip lo t alio. ;-ne lt:nl :i larp.e nuinlar of jieople aboar l w Iwj seemed la-nt on enjoyino themselves. The Silver Star, yesterday, had a p- I trip lor I'.ulin ah. The river continues to recede alowlv nt Ibis point, llii.-inc s jihinp, the wharf dull, and freight-- ri arce. Tin weather yesterday was unseasonably rooI. The l.t lii -c, after being lenniind ami n painted, Will go Into the Memphis ami N. u i hmnn trade. The Goneanjnjn wivs loaded lu re venttrdn for Pmbaiaomgh, Mr. Purhw, late ngeol of the TiahomhigOi hmrai on Monday, we learn, for St. Louis, to purchase a good, speedy, and sale laial for the Evan illc and Loiiisille trade. The New I Irh'iiiis I'ilfit'o V .. i t f till barn adonted Ihrir ronatitntioa and bj-lnwa, i and it w ill iijipear in 'tamphlct fonn in a few days. This Association is now firmlv or.nuiiU'd. The Scioto is the Louisville packet tu-d i at lla'alnak The Tmhentimjm will la dow n to-uiorrow erening, and return BfrnVa by nine ocliM-k. Jui mm t i rs 7 a i mm. ot? thksk relelimtel Potatoes, for eating or aid jnit rceived and for sale I.y CHAM. M JOHNSTON, a IJ Main stleet. aRRff the I at ll. x?ii li t i a tt a : ait r to ujy ML tut -, aud Bran, in StosC and tor -sle rj MAS McJOHSSTOX, ., ! J Mam street, near the Canal. r is w:ui' i.nroMTJuTTo vmm lovers of a ROud ClfU to know that KLldHA 5. BABCim'K has just reieivid .tu itnoi. e .! Mors ari ' i iie l Baltimora t'laha" and " KI Sol" (KI. ul 'si. Jtit try I liem they cau't U'lieiit. my " MMl HK I IH li I'l'KU.IU U'JUm lanted, for sale i heap at ap V.. li. fin IK SUSS. MmIssoi.i T.i. THE lJ MTJS'i: it - MW "''M' beretoajre . -itni Utweeu the tn.de i,'y signed, under name ,.f t .!iuted Jc Sat in, is ili--. li. d iiititu.il .'.'ii ut. Sod Sal. in colle. ts and re ceive all dihtn d the linn mnl pays all ils Iml. ill li. !, and RMS Inm iiniue ..iil in li'iilidatioii. C. li. OLMSTRIi E. H. SAB1N no Uubrriug to the above, 1 t ike plea-uie in I ! Ollllll. ll IlK. III. - I-S ; OLMs-TEP

Special Notices,

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I bf paanMni abi j. uaaaa, mv irn-it.i in tin- Chant iii n-'t la liable to l "pieke.l Hp' i iilat.-la, :oel - t:.. i' i.-ln . til ! .- tliiui ll I. u. Mull. BMtb, M ill - i flrii l- n Ihui In rel.'lm.-. IttJ" Ki'im-ttil er Ilia: th- Uri Ki i 1-n.Mi. e. lua l.up wl RKAIMNti IATTEt i u 1 m alt. .. Umn ! i a.i.. rttaawanak M Tie" W.-.'klv J.-iuuai uill hr uiail.-.l. BoaRta nMMb 1 IhRMRRafAata f ti - .. tj. .m i n- rbiIr in ,oo4 -Mull. I I ..U Sim;!. . f , il .Vn; ! ..ipies, lo. inn trtnOi ROaaM aaJu na0) 0 wmmw tnatR labanta- ' tkiM. rr om irtrrr ara varlctti ia ' tan t .,a l.trtr O it mm m rntaimhlt Jtltfi. u y '' " l . .il II I. II ul a i.M-.llll aem . "ii ii. i. , i.'l.l Oreyei . . nt ..t fkm mA oil. aad t Mm . .. .1. 1... I M. Jn hie. a laptu lln nriaaola j i in. , I i , . lot im "it .lli 1 1. -1 ' n . Hi i I .in d. iliseaiml mid aiuiilatel til.- m ui r- I l':- i rata, naansai m. mi.. aV. Ttatrnm rttwt, Xtv York, an ihei-uerat Aent- tor tnei u n r.il l.i.. ".1 .1. ll . u ,:1 A t It JH.I T ".III. ii ! . ! : ntarnvn t. rjr in y. anvim.k. -on u kpni-.ia ni.-t la) of J riii', l.s.Vj, at l o'clock I. M.. .. 'li"i..ini H ,ii .1- . I . will he mU at Piil.h. AnetiuM Im l'lt in hofta al LaaOi la rm! aainiHa Kvaiia.M.EbUrR ;,, .,.,,,. r n.erry iu.,1 W.te, -.,,.- i I, ..'- ,. ,.-t ,.i nnn aiiuinie Unix cnpieii ri-n.ii.li. e i., in r. . ,,- vilh. . I lie l.a.-l 1 ...I l-l - .", Ih.ti ili'.ii I.;. ; .1 .im. 'lit, i'.xiu h't, coriirr Main atnet ami thacaaat, ao ' ix'-iti- I aiiKlilin a rehoma ."4 acrea of Uml on I'ijn-.n (.'ni k ami the Sail xv,. p..M. knovri. ,., part the Mitchell Tract, U i., th. Mi.t part i. .. ., ., t s., -t.ti ,, 'ra.,. II, all IM iiit'bviow aiKl wonI- imwit un will Ih rnt-K V 1 . , ,.t, . 1 ,,u.ut ,'i-ai lea ai Ii, tu iiiil pun li.mri s 1 V - : ,1'.'. V,u" JJ 1 ii.. I li.'ii ..I J..lll .a lit I Kl II .i I Ii nil . a :-- I :t 1 1 . - as' tn the miliar bttra Is brM bj ..i.t.r .a OuqiI Th titles ara i;ihkJ, nihil! licit i Mill iarr.iut. TVruia i faale, 'ca!. ; at C, ami !f,at U RnO en llil.Ti-at RM uinrlax' ou Ih- ffmfmttf. I. AIm. at aaiue tiuif aul lai , tut 17" lluiiatioi Kulai.'iii. nt, TtelM f.-t, 1 i 1 1 u Mmmi th.'. iuia: I i-in .in I I li. I .i i man i 'al hi. lie l Inn . It. i 'iit.il mm, a In- k ii. I a ti ii.i" tielutlit, ami an i. Iii.iim. . Lai in in Mucb St, Raalaci BahagRnwnti a time lot HIV-iHO fcrt ala r i mpiltaaaOj Vuii- an.l Sixth utm t-. n. Ifa I ami '. I'ii..n .l.n , IHHxIt.'i f. .-t, near i .i.Wiat. .- .'i .1 ti I H it., i I I. S I1.iU.1. '1 ill. - I aud. ami warranted. T'eilui naliio an al.Vi. 7 AU" l-.l . :uil4''.J; loin IJ, ti. 17 ami 18 . i. Ii L'illlJ'.. fcel : hikI liac. Ii'ls 111 ml -v, all in ' i. i- nt. i' .i. .'. Band -t: i bIrri M . ,. i .1 VmLi-l- . . iiti.il 1. 1 l.im: i -- nr f-.i.l. in'.. 1 i. Lata 1 .mil i at ilk two Iraata, ant l.-ti I, j. ft. '., o 7. . aoi a, iii I U K I. Itati.'ll (.1 wi i ixlnd i tiel IMI PrWlRltl f rll.el, OMMKHt . I 'al l-i'lili I i.lviKe nal Jam. Su iii-oii'm l.uniUr Yar.l I .. . .a .... 1 I I t- , I if. ..li .. .. -. -i, ;iii in ".mil iu.i K.iiii ' iiI. 1 Hllf't in. Tb. anna hif i M . ; j, it.itt. ti ptaoi coeUj ab'l iVulei ntr.-i t- 1 IJ' ., I.y RVarRC "t t i la. ll. Ia.t.i l, i.. I :;, l l. k l. StockRctTi En- ' ! ui;, ik. ul ..it Thir.l atr.'.-t, Iiil - tti I, mill Mar11 -li.-t, auU juiaiiif.' SI. .l-.hn'a i lnii.lt. If. Loti 1 ami .'. fiilliv. hl.- k 1, St... kv. U'n Eu- ' I ii i(i un i.i . i.itiiii In v im. i. a i. 1 II. u.l Jiu.i-. t., .thel. 4H ft-rl Oil IliviMon I.y I'll Let ill I 1,11.1 tliirl n ftliii fU lot J I .. L. is Jl. V .. , J7. a.nl js ; ,... K 17, St.akeir l.iilai mem. on Intl. -t r. . f, l .-l Sixth ,11 1 aevi nth, xrt.'H un. 14. Lota 6 ami Driutv L t- l . 2 : an 1 1, Marl t3, Kaatom KtalRH, tfRl -jfowl luta lur maiinfi. luriini i.ui ihi-i .-ii . himI. two fr.itita. 1... l.i.t- It, 12, an.l ) i.f Uj A vuii plwpR. I-. in rm Rcre, with laofrefcti 112 f.t in aniih, or : ;' Stecuad -ii.i't. mar JmSft OVkfr'n i -!.! n.e tn. I...I M1.'., !i t i.ii.ii .l ..-. V. .1. i -li. l HK ; I I I. et. 17. I imIo. '..hit "J, l.. k 117, I ..nut . . ..a). i I -1 1 . i I . an. I mI-.I f.-.-t -icM .-. ii.- i U n il- lii spMaL Is. i.'.. i.i.i k in-All ai lot 17. inhi.' li v l-i- n V". 'Vill W N. . i uai lei , .'I. .. II. wm Pietm i re k, n. r t InTitle-,. II f-1 an, I W;iri .nited. .Ml l.ii-8 heleil I . I . In lit - due I.. I..- po.l I.y .ur. Ii:ir. llie -.j.iiUtioii and lain.- l iiart,v m Kialiaiille t1 now iiicreifciiiie, im. lust h to iix.ire Lt.-il h.tre:iiin T:R!Mi i.i Jii.i: i tne-t hird caah : .'iie-tliltd al I. nii'l one-third at '' year-, with interest on note and ui.nl. .: w.iviii' i .-I ie! laws. Kor tnrllier inl..i -inntim rflj AOtIM im.I.K. .Iu , or n. i.i BEAnTJ t N Til I IkVRMVill lad Etvvill: .May 1. I.- '. my India mi tt.ntr.itjt: i 'ii.s t i.wi i.vk Mom- ll. d. AmvIIr i., .n,,' tin- .Ut I AnvMa eaoaivad this .lav aud MAMHKL ORK. ia mm HAHUKIi OKK. If , s. u -:.i i Mtmrtt i .t.y'H K tt and Salt Kl.enni Symp. I. i the cure id Sail llhciiui, S. r duiom li-i-aee, l 'nt un .on Krunt ions, Rd KtadrddiRaRM la fitrnff .ir eiitlre mi, -tti. ti. il. aiitl thoti-amU are annual l att-at iitr the ii. lli. , feel on the removal of those I., it lisclit" diaeana fi om their hv-i-ii.. I. thi- tAoiid.-i ii BI.... I I'uiiii, ' lii4'eiale t- aii-. in. 'i tin:, with null t r.-ul nil ,- abmler of old Sires, Taller aud Ringworm, ITrtaM Kile and Barber's Itch, fhe-n humors weld t.. it iit-tautly. roraah'l v K. V BAWTBI lad PKTKB VI KK I.INti, Kvansv ill.-; S eii, ,1 1 ToWRRrwd and Bt i r "dm, RtatNan; iad Im Orsrro, HrRdarsnn. Ky. J. N. DABBU 4 CO., i.p.'n JindJtw froprh tutn, OtBi iuuatl. Ohio. C. .. . A" MMI'l), .IU4 II IT i: I FT IMftOi 'Ml Se, ...id stleet, lt.. ll Vill. na.l In lflatllR, ml ilixr lO the old Pi -thytel iali I 'lilllvh. Plan-, siM-ciflcatloiis, detnil itravv iits, Ac, for all RRMM ol htiililiiics, 1 ! -pared on iburl notice, and Il reilwlialde terms. i j , I i:sh ii mi tv.s. it .iuk jyyBW in i.c-iptoi it iari;e m.Hk ! I'm., .iinii in.-., Pain!-. N, Oye Stnlls, W ind- t.;.i-- . and rainy ( 1-. all d vvlii. Ii vie I ' Ik; III at the Vei l lowest carh prices, hit ll enables It - to utter oni . iners RTRRl harj;aiiiM. Ow stork of .Me.li.ii,- -. are unsnrpa-ise.l lur purity, a f hi. .1, t. i uon.-l tu I eell pure iritis unit Mititcilie: , or tcl ell at all. 4 oiiseiiieutl , it you tin not v. i.i h your inidi. in. -pllle, don't MM I" un. ST1MIAIU I TllnM -N. my-' liiiKK'-i-. IT Hatn at. .iSSOMT.riAWT Of i HOICK ml TKAt I.. I.d pat ticu'at Iv for f.niittv Use. j of recent inii-'i talnut ,-md fine ?rosrtk, In whi- h v.e ' invite the att. uti.u of et.hiinit ".r. j-- i.nllv tho-e j thai have axyrkRced ttse dVaVsnny In mMmg gul i Teas. .In-; r. . i . d it :iim - i ii).ki 4 TimMemiK'a. fMKsH si hti.ii:s Suiir-cured Ham-, Iti-ef Tmij: -, Crmtsmrs Hrmr, ll- rrr, rum Hams, Bntan . KxtTR White Floor, t liees.-. Prunes and rtirint.tr, lo . ,, t Kc,., Leaf hard. SnifRr ii -utu HolRsaea Plan tat ion M. Ue-en and tod kH vi ,. -Wm, k. i I H Mixed Pickles, P! .in Pickle-. Lobsters, Spiead Oysters, Prsr !,, - Ac. Oaahl delivered free to anv part i th.-iitv my K. U. SABIN Jt "

I ioei im im- n ui iu, j fjiniioji Miaine iini.-u .uiiiimci 10 .tievno, fans Hi Ills atiegeu cures 01 cancer' i Iirp- irr-in exj--n -. j n-pat . w,y day at m-i.. M IM IMAMtaow ! tftt ,j. , o( lU. fittd tatt . the proper xvil! ftkin. ifTie has not already, reconrhse u i sell his nostrum, whatever it mav lx patch of all ..mHimiIi, Jmt... I .-a 9

tZtTn indication of Ike notionnlity Of onr vessels, tbt Iwres Gov. run eat. and that it is un- :l society which is tola t,,ani,e,ll'Jr tis g'rp UAIIPA,U nn . , Vt , Mterl. e h.m.t-. ,,k, n shoukialivors M promptly displaced in the derst I that he has instructions to that ef- furtherance and adoption bv the publie gen- RH KH, RAILROAD K WW. U :i r.Mt-l' i.,IO ll "t t -. T . :r, I i I, u tiler I W- .J ,. r 1 ' I .... .. ... ihimimi I J 1 l .. . ... . ... . - ... . :.

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, BY THE K. A W. LINK. Uahlugtoa ltenta. WAsniNfiTOx, My 26 t M The Secretarv of the Treasury has pre-

pai c i a circui.ii. addressed to the collettors ot the customs, saying, tlie immunity " .. . "W men haul v8-el,at sea trom seizure search detention ec mention m time ol ueace, by veaseb) ol war ot auy foreign imlion, U-ing now admitted the maritime l'he Secretary of the Treasury is directed i bjr the Preebteoi lo ieptrarl toe ouUotton of the tHtOMI to rctpMSt the captains iu the merchant service, at their respective jarts, always to display their colors, as promptly i possible, whenever they meet upon the in arm d c ruist i ; of any nation. The pt.t Moan i Uoneral, on the ith of , April, asked the. opinion of tlu Aflorney , GeoeMl a.to hia powers to reduce the great overland mail ftom semi -weekly lo weekly .nice, thus designing to save $;Wl,(MMj annually. The Attorney tJencral bus just Idptied that Ike P. M. Qonoml cannot, under tli.- hiv ifiliiif thf i . r-. ; . i i t r-iti- of fTvi'f t'.i.f lln.ii.n-in hi - i , i t I ....... la r. .1 I. . .. ... Itr , I ,.. . ...... ....I ..I II... W t . I. , . . t . . n . . r - ,'a, I I I ' I Ulllllklllil Ol II It. II ,1.1111111111 11.11 V . 1 I Win. I). IN i tab ba been appaipted Dfe trial Attorney for the" Southern iJistrict of I linois.vice . J. Allen rescued. t The order ui the reaaotol off the Land iHBee from Bnrbanaii to Portland, Miune--..ia, will i- earned into effort on the 7 th of ; June. i iu- I'o-t in itei Ueneral bm declined to . '. lor t tit- IhMnMd en elopes, the iv I Btrbj w ith ruled bnema. The following returns bOOa bOM rei -ived ol the flection held to-day, iu Virginia, lol Qomcnoi and wembm of Gongn Majority tor liovernei Btaooten, U in I., tioiu, oii.) lU.i; ZKOtUrtlie, 111); Cbarlottarille, 112; Lnchhurp, 361 ; Norfolk, IMj PortMnoutii, 14o; rredciicksl.nrp, .7; Uichimmd, 4ia) ; t.'hri-tiaii l.ui v, 5 r':t. V -111'jlllil lli-ll) Ifi'll li.uii I " . . . I . I . . 1 -I I I . . t uere a h lie nte ir 1 ui vern. alii Maetlnsbnrg, the aioritj fee fobn L. tchcr, i Detti. ) U 94 ; Ptcdmont, Bh In the Ninth I'iiip h iMOnl iiti act, .Staunt.iii , i Job. H. Skinner, (Dam lor Coogn 147 votiM. In the Sixth l)i U it t. -LeHke received J tnajotitJT in Scot Is v i lie. 1 u Charlottesville, Leake hiM ;4 I majority. Rigbth Oiatrict. A dijipatrh Mom HaTP'1 VntlJ, says Al. x.K. Botch r (upp.) has n majority m Winrbester, ol 149, ami two pret tm t.a ol I harh -tow n (u'lvcn him ... m ijority. Hurper's Kerry and Holivar, givea i -i . . . . . i:.i... . i . a .....joi., in . ... . .ei. ....... i Koc , CM ..Li niilkner. Iem. S."i majority. W' AsniMiioN, May 27 -a The folb.win addilionnl returns of the electii.n held in Virginia, yesterdax, have been received. Wood county, complete; (ioggin, Opposition, "iou majority. The CVngmaaioaaJ vote of8praityl tnia, j King OtarjR1, and si.iH'ord eonntfea, m the 7th Congressional District, gives a majority ' of 4ni vote- tor Win. Smith, the I)enn ratic uoiuiuec. W ilmuuton, laj M Iu tin session of tba Ueneral Aaiembly t,is morning the dehate i loreign mis ions concluded. The cotuniittce eccet.le.l . . . . ... a 1 . .. 1. ..t.. ..i 1 k. Ui.. the aniLinlineiiis of Ilr. Sleatnes. which arc slight, Hnd the leja.rt was adoj U J w ith bill ivrnur three dissenting voicivs. The iiianageineiit of the churcli ex4amion fund was approved and the proposal.? !. change the plan w as rejected. Them i i movement U provide tor .--m i i d cases. A rejiort i-ondemning the poHay of the Auiciican Home Mi-ionary Society lo wards this tlenominatiou in lllinoi--, and in favor of enlarging the power? of the church t Ktonainn committee b before the body aa I v ill, irobably. heladaptOR t. - nawoar. The Lord's Supper wHI be administt red this evening. IUltimork, May "J. i' m The Rpiatimaj Conrantioa is large! atInadfd t. In An iiuimateil del ate occurr.d on the subjet t ot the division of the liioceae. It I, ireaarallr thonaht that the nn tanre will be carried to-dae. The Bnawnial Convention, after a warm 1 and spirited debate, this eveninjr, voted oa the qnertton of dividing the Diocese. A i BUdjOritj of the clergy voted in the aflinna- j live, but there was a tie vote ot Iha Btitl A reconsideration will take place to-morrow, win n the question will be i.irrinl, as many of the laity friendly lo the measure, wen tempotarilj alvnt at the Unrethe rotewa I iken. H i ltimoiii:. May 2 . r The Kpi -copal Contention, this mm nmu, laid the w hole subject of ft division of tin Diecam on the tai.l.-, oa mm ion "i the chair man of the I t.minittee, who Icpulted iu its favor. Hl'KLINl. TON. N. J., M.l -7 - M The Convention re-a ,-elnble l al '. ii Vlni I. ind after Ihe usual religious service resnmad the baNntinga for Bishop t tin Diocese. Eleventh IJallot. -Rev. Ir. Malum, clergy, 38; laity, IT. Rev. Dr. LiUlejohn, i clergy 0 j laity S3. Iter. Dr. Mdenheimer, : rlerwj 1 laity flev. )r. Tinker, clergy I. Ilth balmt. Pr.Mnhmi.chrWT.3n; laity, 1 . . rv ...... . .. ,. i ! ' i. im. j. inn. clergy, j; notv, j... i Dr. Odi-nheiint r. clergy. Ill laity, 16 mm. lit . Tucker, clerpy, 1 ; laiiv, l There still be , ;,, u election, the Convention adioiirne 1 .,, . ., ,. RT m 1 1 " Whkki.i.!.. May 26 -n Uhia eonuty Kiv3 liogifiii, the opposition I candidate tor iov et nor, It&O tnajmily Two ui the three opposition mididntesj to the I.--fhnatnr, were elected. The other is in doubt. LuM.St.TOX. Ky., M;l -1 M . OL lihim tin- jailor of Payette camty, v -c .tilled up Utei h.ivitiR retired, last m. lit, hv a nun. who r pail oten I.i- :ibdnmen. Ut li probably fatally wounded. His . . iniit was arii -ic 1 (Jreat excitement, Ran Vobk. Mav '11 t The 1'. S. gteatners Ve9terniort and .il ledonia, of the Pntngany fleet, arrived at thai nael this morning. IMillRdelplilR Jiarkft. I'hilai'ELI-iiia, May J7 V4. The inspection? of Hour during the weel jUKJunt lo 9,G05 bbla against 12,008 lat i i V i ... i .i - week; sales yesterday at 7 00 but thete is no demand to-dav except for borne conMinmii,ri,;,ile,,m.,.,.,l i,,rv..i,t . i . , .1... ... ion ti. '.i.. . i - r Kri iiiv iii iii. i ..v . u . uriiiriiu . . ... ., . , . . tt.r wheat is bnitteil : snlesi nrinie rel at i in. .ktio 1 no lb-e held nt ur. iw plantj :unl dull at 'Jl for yellow; I. moo i.ii-li mM al pri. es to I (ixed hctenfter.li.tts dull at 29(30. ttlvrr svnst Weather. Pittsbtro, May 27 a Kin-1 :i feet 5 in. by the metal mark and hillinfr. Weather cloudy with appearance of rain.

. . . i Iiresence of a Ill) O War. tect I it-re l- no t.inm Itlon tor t lis State- raIU- "iiimiai uiirnnon n.o.i i

Waphisoton. May 2fi p m. The I'reii'dent s of several of the Railroad companies, whose lines extend from

Weldon to Charleston, to-gether with the President ot the Fernaudia 11 inroad om-p--:y. ale now here on business, relative to , the oreat Southern mail, their ol.ject being to enter into ui inngciitcuts with the l'o.-t Urace be t tar 1 1 nt -n t. mr transmitting it more ,. . ' izpedilioadjr leans ami bm urrs which : i Ithaabeen sly, especially ljetween New OrNew York, and avoiding the lailie now so frequent. stated that Lord Lyoiis is of 1.. a 1 4 . M....:. 1 im - nt. and ii ia reliabiv ascertained that Lord Lyona baa no ioaaraaaOiM respecting the iiitf-.iti..;.s i.l Un- Majerti : (lovernini nt, w;t!i regard to the contending p.u-tie-in Mexico, ami has expressed m opinion oil the Sllhjeet. ii 'ji, .. I I I I ... i UkAMuroTo.N, Mav 11 r u Loudt n county, partial returns, Goggin "oo mnjority. AoRuala, one i u. im t. not ofliciaL 1jojt .. : sk. UwiiL i i ii . , , ..ii,...,. In (tockhridgf tbens are h-i-portt i aius ti LiOgKin, nut nothing positive. - f 1 1 1 1 1 i tni i i iniiul I ii-r rit Kr-aM I rj -L: ' - l . I ' I . 1 - I 1 I I ' , M ( I . Ik roonl jt conplom tetums, grnm Obaeietf . FanlKiicr. I. iu Hu tuaioriti over Boletor. t l.M iliOll. .Vi et, Mi Pi-tint.- In niith county the majority Cr W in. Saiitb, Inm., is estimate.! :it i:4. Al Stafford Houae Smitba majority i.; 255, a Greeu ronnty, Lenk'a majoiity M Third BMriet. t?arolina totiniy givea I e JaiOOtt, l)eni . 3SI liHijurity. Tba ote in toil lh-irict js very Hare. Nineth iJi.-trict. Auu.sia c. unity giyes Ktiinner, Iieniocrat, a etajorityof 7. l-reihrick county, complete, Letcher d majority is 223. Berkely county 174. ---<>--- ST. LOUIS, May 27—P M The mails from the West bring accounts of an affray at Marysville Ferry, on the Big Blue river, in Kansas. A party of returning Pike's Peak emigrants attempted to seize the boat and cross without paying charges. H. D. Williams of Mo., Peter Valliton of St. Joseph, and a Mr. Thompson, who were in the employ of the Ferry Company fired upon the emigrants and killed C. C. Stanley of Kanawha, Va., and William Murray of Hardin county, Iowa, and dangerously wounded J. S. Barnum of the latter place. Williams, who fired the fatal shot, fled with his, party to escape summary punishment from a crowd of emigrants who soon arrived at the scene of affray. Two young men from the plains report that they were asked to sign a paper to which 300 names of returning emigrants were affixed, pledging themselves to destroy St. Joseph. The Gazette professes to fear no violence, and says those who have already arrived have conducted themselves peaceably. ---<>--- BURLINGTON, N. J., May 27—P M The Convention re-assembled again at 12 o'clock. I3tb Ballot. -Clergy, Habna 8, Little--jobn, Odrnneinteff 3tf, blank 3. Laity, Litlltjnbn 4, Odenheiaaer '.. It. Odernkeimernas, Ibeuftnr, fleered iy ioi li nrdeta. 1 hi motion of Iir. Ilalean, the riaetaan nfj Or. Me a helmet was deetarrd uaanimnmi. Sr. I .m is, Maj 27 r v In Mbnqnc the odd r"eUow'l Block, inciu.lin ; the Post Omee, V. s. Land Offioa, IbeOdd Fellow.-and Manoni lodge rooma, lln People s Theatre, several atorea and offices ntmji deslroved b tile best uii;hl.---liven tliinu m the rest Ullice and Lnil IM- " - . lice Raved. All the property of the Odd Fcflom ami Masons dealroy etl. Lo:.s S."ii,UO11 Insurauce $1U,OOQ. ViLMiuio. May :7 p U Tne rcpoil of the trustees of church j erection rnnd al New York, and al the lres- ! bylerian house at Philadelphia w as received. Tin- reArt of the conmflfttee M church 1 (tea lion naa discussed thi;, aftr-i inx.n withj out lU.niiM to a conclu.-i .n Tba Ai rmblj villa adjouta ibis a 1 1 k nillimnn. May 27 R a The I S. Oni fej inc acl er Howell Cobb, s days from Key West brings intelligence of the principal portion of that town lr Ire .Vkw York, May 27 r u Th - ic.iiii-hiti i lien ada has arrived. She , Aaptnantli on Hie IWh inst., and Harana u iaw i "i. The F.mpnet'ity vv.es ui tba art ot HaAamt, ami wafl to sail the next day. .1 .1 i Pin in an, May -7 r Hi, er 8 f.et I indie' by the ni. t d mark. Wi iither ch.ndy with Mgh winds ami iudialsQjM vf ram. St. Locib, May '27 -e m Tlie river has fallen f inches at this point in tin- buu hrnir- mnl still fallini' N.dhin.' t ow ream me upper streams, an are reported to he railing. Weather clear and oil. . i York M,.i u. t Sn TojUt, May :'7--r, u. Klonr b 1 1 t(s7j 'J 0c lower with sales ot Z r- - . , . t 1 1 . r . f 4 t r a J t a . j ,..' '''ia ai . ..one-, - un t oiJue, .- J . 15 for extra ditto; B 60fR 6 ZS for i ' tnper STestern; 6 Tom 7 23 for common to 1 . . ... . r, ... , extra e tern ; i, ... lot ditto ronnd boon Obio closing heavy and nnettled. Rye rlonr 4 25(9.3 ::J. Wheat very benty ami nowinnily lower. 8aea of l o in bush nt I no for very choice red We; tern, which is bp outbid.- price; 1 85 in. i red Sonthean; 1 IM for choice white Sou I hern. Rye quiet ; sales at 38(ii I 00. Harley .piiet ; sales 8,000 bush liarlev in. i it at d5 r I r. ra Com Uelrsell ana heav sales Mf 0fVr94 tor inferior to prime yellow ; mixed Western nominal at , i. ... it-i .... ,,1 -t, . .j .!(.. 1. Whtakjr nnehanged , sales at 18, clo.tiu: dull. I'oik. tlull ami heavy for all j dnsing dull j dejn ri pi ions. Sales of '21 ;0 bids at 17 50 Ic T i- r ,,r i- co for newine ?; l.i :,u(u.l.i i.o lot prime ; Bi-et' sleH'iv : 7 aow 7 fo for prime; 9 00 9 for mess ; 12 o0f?15 00 for repacked. .... i ii . i,m- u, i ti Bee! nam. dull at MQii. Bacon dnll; hnms loA. Cut meals dull it 7to7 for I. . . . . . . - ' 2 ahr.ii i ers : n . I i J ur imuip I f, l.rm 'tales of C0O0 bids at U;fo;IJi. Butter steady at Iffjy '20 for new State. Cheese 1 iplict :it 5fo 9. a--s-..T L. T7 Ini lnnail Market. ,, ,., , 1N('1NN ATI. MaJ f l'""1 unchanged; seller resist lurther i . decline, but buyers are not di.sroe.i to ope l , - - - . - ' rate; s.Ues arc reported at 0 A ,(aii 5U: but i . ' i-ivniu ai i .v u '"" i,'ft ,uuih abwve the market.j l er t maintains its osition. Cru dull Whislrv liesvv .,- ii :,:. i"i j l i .. l.- IroMsto.ii in light demyd at yester lay .piotations, no one disponed to make sra culative operations. Sturat5 is quoted at 7Un7j for fair, and 74c. tor rime. Mo'7n7,38c Exchange rery close at Ac. premium. Gold in demand. Demand for money is le? preying.

Locistille, May 23. p y. River about stationary. Four feet 9 inches in the canal.

All the .-altpetre in ilie New Tork market has been withdrawn to auticijiate pitnpowder necessitv. iljf K'titt, the fire eater of 8outb Caro- 1 lit. a has just married and started for Europe. --- . feif M. Vrits, the black quack doctor ho J,as been rejeied by the facnltj at . . , i a- . . MISCELLANEOUS. iiikam m i si Ktsr.itt r. m ri raoi M Auction and Commission. mm jvjhi.so.v te to., tnrrcBtmmm MM a n Wotilaey .( Nelson, w ill .-wit nine tlie l'..n.nii4.iAii t.il-ii,. I.. .ill ul iuril.il.- -.lip ill, 1 Kt allot ion, at the ulil -1 .n !, ...in. r Mam ami Tim. I J to -ii i- npp liti the Witshinjrton lit 'tot, whfiv'i. - tli. ..ill t iv lairtii-nlar nlt.-ntiou t,. tie- ale "I hi crarytkla awtwi a th ; rhay wU ii ih1 i.. .i, in. Ii.-ii -iI-h m. v. I.i I c in me lir I .iiii.iiihi mii hii.'ii i.t-u in mo niH- im li.iiiiii I I v i i -. . , . . . . ... . i : ... - ... I . , r i i llll ihwii Liiihi, at . , at . uuii-u J Pn . nsea Raltimorp Orter, pi .1 I'n ii. h Saiitiiies Iuatorauii.lt i In ALL1S c HO'l Mil. -f iH.iHi t:s .ncJm.-sTttj not r. S sale autl Ketail (iRta KR AM) PRUVI-I' MERi'liANT, ileu). -i m O i I Nail-, ;..-- i in nt, Pow.liT, Plaater Parin, Ar Ho. I'm Mail ttm t, near the t'aual, F.vaimville, fttil f. I - To the Public. T UK JJ ST U 'MJS'T K U 'if 'k I Mi ! i tar, itavo i i .i t w . I . - . iiimuk riutny wt hi rtvan t.i awi ftua ih.nr lunika, lm I, in. as ti"' nataeta the riaalu actl hayuua, an. Il 111., tn H OMMMarabl . t. nt tin- I-,! I in IhIhIm , U llfll till" I 1 . ! I . ,.V lll.il, IHA. I- . 'i t.'J rrtHNI, then tile IhU'i-Mil I i. I i.- mi,. , , . thl.lo iatt.r exp,i. .1 t. tn-' fi. i.lni. . is..t tli i -iii.iii.it -tin. a the malm w : Ii pion il hi Ma cMmm. Maaaptag naafc .stat, nn.l , - ll 1IIL liHltl,, 1 ... .- 1:1 . 'h C"Bjliel in( aRicn. M 11 i r. -iil. il. - . iiinri thnn t u iuit v vara iu the niiiWIe :ilid S utkeru Slnten, te think pa have ili-.-.iveri.l iiK.li. im whit Ii, t a vrtaiii -xt.iit, is a pn-veiitative ot th.-utin. k- .1 l.iii.-u- n-v, i , ane. a ., ami aa am h 1. nuiieiiJ . AlagiMaiM i wiii-ky. .1 .ft. aft... ...lii. . . . I . ..... I i 1. , .... . . , m .... tll(lll . ,,., Lr . v, u ln-ra-rr. Neai,aiidalwayhailj4tppaelt" Ik..! I . .r I in f hut aa lnt if tiOuitkl ULill llau their being uattl in that war, hot if people Rill um ib.iu us -ii.li, let them have hy all oieai.fi a . i.nre article, that will ktap them in haaith, ami , Ungtheu inst. -ail el ahortanitur their Uvaa. W wprol t.. M- hIwmvh pun ami uoailnlrt-rHte .1 Liipr.ra I n luoih. inal piupO'Va, and a little i t tUu atoniaclt fake, it r. .jmrro. ami will hall.-iiei- an m--f.. ti,.ii I.y tin- l,,-t . he!ni3f i u this or any othfr . ciutitry, to tii.ii anv iropnrity or ntiulteratioti iu the w hisky hraii.iad by on, A Hit A llowe'a Maynolia." It . warianted, an it la dlctilled trm tlia rorM, rye, or wheat, with a alight addition of gooil (kit era water. We hava oo doubt many peraons hRve laR ruined iu health, if not actaally killed, y .ii lokinj had whiaky, the ureater the reaaon that A lli A llowea' pare MRgoolia ihouhi lx in gen end nae. Just received and in atora ha aat. lo i-.; pipeaaaa'd Brand ie (otil; lioio ;'. to 7 fl gal. '- 'i t'le -I" (eld) from .'i to v7 f.' ish 4 j iien Holland Gin ; 3 poncheons ol.l Biitn. ai-i ALLI9 a BOWKS. Water at. 0v M K TMUVfl JM1 RV S A w K Ii porLAB SHINGLES. A geutlemai UtUuj in Raw . i the npi er rotiutiet, having purchaail i.ue ul M. -U.otu. '- c'll. rated iimi hineo for ..iwiiiu ISIiiiicles, i row tin uiahiuj the aubacril.ei IMRkJf uuli aup-pin.-.-, ul I liese extra .sIiiiikU- latH'ed out ol aoUlnl, ' ! u j.'j.Ur, and nut up in laimlha coutainiuR ." Sliinglei, full omit. Theae are a go.nl article, and io mistake, the heat suhstitnt. tr pine lhat ran lie i ti.uinl. and coating r giMHl deal less money. 'all .to ' exiiniiim them at J. r. i.l.ovEK s Uanonr Yard, M Corner Main anil Seventh atreela. Dtt. HAAS. li. ii iiiK leaneii tlie iuoii a formerly 1 iipi.il.) In Knelt, in Dr. Hi ay 's huildlng, op nte Ik.- l' l Ullice, Uollld r. -. tl'ully ..h-it riltaaMRRf ERRville Hlnl tlie Pill roliudii.r' l'M an.1 ei. nit , ' vinit Ion ! 1.1116 and see tin- cie. 1 metis mi i-thiiaihn. All th.ee l I i.-uii I . . : r t - -.. 1 .. :.l. 1 . .. . I cia'Hti-ius in-iti.inn .1, and aiepl, ;iaed 1 1 It hi - work, kltall In .illeuded U with great pleasure. His eoiTiHrjoua oi m w.itk- without a -e.un or crevice. Nothin wfll I In. I. mi. or h:tve j..i it.-I htreli)(th. II i.i Blo. K . Work haH hut two ia-:iiii in a full iio. i or luwei tet. P.'r'iOSan lallh k.s heaitilx tie ili'hit w ilhollt iciw injc inK ill it' teeth ale m tlln imI, Mini th it .in- -link, ii .an le i,l, i. il t " noat If ' their ..1 ih unit lit i.i Br Rha RmkaR Ike naiMti ai l ol ilain mi. I dm1 plopiai tooth Work ,.n fid and mI i pl.it--and ..No lli. Clieoptaatic wrk, wLi li i- inin.ii likid l-jr tboae w li. Iciii !!-.-d il Hi-Icii nld" tw riawatiea ftn i xl i n t.-et Ii n tht'tit paio no iuli 1 1 1 1 ion no injur iotin eft eti arising from their iia. I he in.Mtt It-lit tit. t an have them a.plied with ji'il - r jLtal v. Ok) ' I'a i. nl- w ill colisnlt thi' In :tllh til ih -ii i li i tl ren hy haviiix the Iw-ntut rtii -. I tl.. Ir i, 1 dfiitition, there)..! patatax.taa f rirm hi mid lie.lltli t tli im itll.'lMe l u inIt-. I t.lko plea-Ule ill illl.odll.il..' Pi !: formerly ot Lntyette, Ind , my MKOtRi i to Hi. old room! in Bray'n hiiihlinj;, bopin h w ill tind thembothpleaaantai.il profitable rrom lay in MWnains with tho Io-tor, I am ptcRaed to Bad hnn ..ue ot tho progreftaing; p.ueiiiii tai-te nnd hijfh I ' i. ssional ahility and standing. With thi I lew , I can, with safety, recommend liitn to the roammattj Hit a skillful and coiuiieteiit deiitiat. apIS J. KIVETT. Fever and Ague, troll I M h j. li in an kind Mi tie I ol ,-r M Tat k'1' wl t ol tlie lolie, ii the c. n-. jtiBiKe of a diaaaaed Rcti. it in tie sybtcin, indue, d hy the poiaotioin niiaani of vt-u Ida decay. This exli iUle n is evolved I.y the cti.n id solar heat "It Wet soil, RTiil lie with tlie HaiiynMii front it. While tltR Raa hi btton th" hoiiawu i lo- lap . i Inijiei a near the e irth d aarface ami the i n ih i- taken with it through the Inn-, nit. i the Id. .td. Tli'-re it acts as an irritatinj: poi son mi th.- internal viscera and exiretinir organs of , the hodv. The liv.-r hecomes torpid and fail t I . . . . : i i ... ..i. . .u.. 1 I-sevrei-5 IIUI OIIIJ llll? IIII3, oill air lue u.l. iiviii the Mood. Both the mi us and the l ila arctinnilauiii the .ircnlatioo, and produce violent constitutional disorder. The sp'.een, the kidneys, and the I umdi fyiu.rttlii7.e with the liver, and U-conie dlsrdernl also. Finally, the UMttnct ol our organism, aa tf In an attempt to expal the noxhat1 .nfnaioD, .otireiitrats the whole blood of tfi" hody In iha internal it. I ic-a to force thetn to ca-l 1 1 it out. The blood leeves I lie till tace, and I :-do j , lhll eeutral myans with ooaMtiw Rndanca. j This is the Chill. But in thisenort it fails. Then i be v evea follows, iu whkh ihe hhaai leaw- me ceiitial ortans and lu.hea to thn aurfaca, as if in u,.,,..r ort to exiatthRirritatlini pois..r. thro.iak thsl "thwr i. rent exoretory the tkiu. la tins alai it fails, and the system abandons tho attempt exhausted, urn! walls lor toe recovery ol strength to ' repent the hopeless titort another day. I l.eae are the fits or paroxysms of evfr am. ACR. buth coast it atioaRj disorder Rill of course undermine the health it it is uot removed. Wo have labored to find, and have fonnd, in intil. te, AVER'S AGUE CURE: inl' t netitrtli7.es tills malarious pvisou In ftiu I h . nd stimulate thi liwr to eanel it from the body. As it should, ao it do., . -ne this atRictins; Its. rder with perfect certRUity. And it does iin.r. , 1 or raiuer i.-s ni is oi more -rvice i iitowau.,t tlll3 in,,,.tlim. f taken iu aeesoi. il excels .t from the system as it is otwothed, and thin keetia r iittliei d.i-s ultat is ot more ervi. e t :iioeaaun I those who us. it tree fi.-.- from iu attacks; keeps the svstern in health although exposed to the dtOoaaRqnmtlj It not ouly cures, hat protects from the ereat variety of RfAa-tions hi.h are in1 ' t,,ia malignant influeucv, such Benintent Fever, Chill feTer, Immh or Mailed Ague, I rtiludltRl nwiRriin tt P" - iie.via.he. Uiii. Favers. Ncurahria. Rhenniatism, Gesit, Blin In. -s, ! . . . - m.. ft. r . - . 1. A all, ... Catarrh. Asthuin. PatpitnI .iiiificue. r... ..e tions, PRinful Aftecticu of the Spl.-en, Hysterica, i '.die, Paralysis, atnl Painfu! Aft.-, tins of tl.e :d un n. U and Bowels, all of which, wheu arialni; from this cause, will he found 10 assume more or leaa ot the iutarniittent type This "Aeei Cl Rr" rarnoveR the cause of these daraunemeiits, aud care the diaeaae. . This it sjcoomallaani by etiniulatini; the excretorie to expel the vims liom the syst.-m ; and these ortrans hy degrees become habited to Aa thij their ftic. -f their oau a cord Me nee arircs a nat ue ,. . ..... ..... I; u .1 erm ,i.Waaioa. linio may ao. mphti the saim , i.,,,... i;r..ii..,t i..n. .tuinA i. ud, but often life is uot long em.uiAi, or la ta. ii 1 fle.l In the attemnt. while this "Act r Cinr" .1... - at lt at one.-, and with safety We have treat reaatm at ' to bcli-vo this ia a anrer aa well aa safer reiue.li tor the whole class id ili.--.-t. -a vshichare caRaed U th wiMmaMc mtectjoo ftuy QtiM LTuiZ u-en discovered . and it has still ajiothr important Rdvantape to the public, vvhiwh is, that it is cheap aa well aa good -Pre pared bv DR. J. C. ATER A CO., Lowell, Mass Price 0n Dollar per Bottle. aVSold by KKLLER A WHITE, KvairsvHh , Rnd by all Druggist! and MerchRnttt tbroRfbout hi country. njRr2-dAweow

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Old Established Whan fcoaf EVANSVILLE, 1ND. P. G. O'RIIaET 8l Co tfc.TA.. f. FOKUM U !U.'4., J.V1 M M I 1 1 ' N M r.il Ii , V : - G ner.il Kailr..;. ,St.mloat,ad Kxpn o A ;! JJpttciitJ Ainti1or tl PEN'N. CENTRAL RATLBAAft ami oii!ieotknn ovr wlikh w - ar - r.ithr ! giv - - thr.'tt rh r Hi nt j--vi4-4- ralA ,.nv"l-- ;t mii".atoth. UmLm;m'i? i 1 a,' 01 ' aa vmj mm - - , a rmv mm - 1 - n.r t:, I rte--tin,' 'l menliaatli- n.tl t b'ornviliat, Sale of any Produce, r otli.-r rrperty, couai, 1 U u.- f.i i) iifiion ;ii.irant.v1 iMiur nun exieu-dt L adjciinis U,.- T. ali'i i v . .i ' r- to 1 f r.l a r.u. , w a.l I our jairuMi at all w un i.iir -tiiu. n.r e.iei-Ry ; hiiiI kn.ul.J l .itt4aut of givtuK t .p. 1 v.- nc-1. a . iijuyiii. 1. 1 . rail run :i i i n. . n . jpi'iita lo itlMr oiicarlVMa or i . i , ,T. i . 1 at tin' prim i :il m irfcet, i rth. Ktsiut Sunt-. P. C. O RILEY & CO. short r ri.. t.n.ntsn. HKRtn Wl If." i'amp STRi.cr, XFU ul: 1. 1 tXfi. I.A. ii m. aw RT I 41 '- Ml.l, ..I M-uh'.v a .m.H.i.- itr: i rjf mm iso, uu arpjm. in'T" i 1 rat. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Ai nt lur k ami a ha at C-'ar . r i .hi- ilia, I i. .haiut. Wn hav I n r tlir ea ii atyle i f TtRiia v ,v Airmar, aoT . T i in , t tha aiMtrity aa w-i t"i tli in . in ..l.. Wi-m, fully pi.pnt. lii-t, ti j -liij i i-, ollii'i hi NAL. ':! Ti: i i l.'AII. liOAl. an. I a'-in- il i tV.r ., ' Ih tl.tllllllll I i''f.i;T. I -TlOll'1 ll 1. ;t II j faTnf iim t iti IlietrpahHiip . I'ftl.'i uinl H.iii i i ilw rortii i Maji t . . ti . j (, , . , nw,r(i J pi' ' tl III'. i v V M M K M I al. . f I'.- .i. . , i iaii--j-ii " to.. Ill W ru I m.. hi:v. u;i Wai t ti. i. Ui ... i. . a: aO" Pjticuiiii aji.mi N't, KP O'MMls am an. I Lo. u t lv. iM i v iw'i'ai I CMJ.YK , PrX) It I' .ff M it . i. A NI Commission McrchanL Xo .: c 1 11 V a , I R - : i i I ; , td M M MJ -iE.il. - I ,nd utay tt.R to store in mir PTre Pi f ir. !. qiuuitity ot Gndn, I t i duc, or Men h audi, most liberal term liatifl latgaatid airy r otn np si caieuUlhe taken ol Houaehuld I nruilu .ultuial Iamleaii at ami all kn, I warua lial.le to dain . ' fr. in .lainp i runt. Iiim.i .i.. Meet- d it th. I. h. I firV j i iir ly llic on ntli, or Iwii : it Warehou lo-ai. d en ui I., i ..J Lo. : trn t au.1 W and K. Oatil, and m..8t rwovtuiei-.i i . I.y Bit., i ..I liiuj ' .ad. lj li Iu ap2s liEt). rOSTKK A ft.i.il. fTOUJtmK I WjS We W:irehiue nt-the t 'anal I: -storfnr tuy ainotiiiT .4f pi r twee, whirh will IceiTed, rtotvif, tli' li eue of Ntid I .iwoeiR ordera ..ti Mi"-l t i - i. a. muu uihJt.-tf RAlLUOAIxs AM) El'PRKSi?. itJ.n's Ki'iti:ss t o. ..... . m:v ai:i:am:i v j Tlie An a ms y.xrr.r.j. t'oXrwv n noun, e to their Irieinla aud patri tl , CvRiiaiI1e and victnltr. that, a ith i. i, Ua lor the irtUaportatli-R of KM i: I a U f, I' I CM i - .-. y .v l r a . i ir i a it i ' They roll. it a coiitlbUiUn'e ef f. tin. r f . . i I Be.ial rare takati in tbe optlia.ii ii 1 Ril hi li M "U-,ii1 ibe tr.u-.jrl.i'i' .i wt i tl u I i .tu.ildc pi. k ti ii. All person, iiiadiiii to aVatt tle iiiR. ! t-f tlie tu ciUtka. of the Express, i an tdd u : -i Rial io u ill mfeltli. e to tin cut. - 111. hu.-iii.--"'. ul Hi ti tfli' r'r-l ;. i ItRlB aRd Locuat, opeiiR the P. -1 ('.' Je If G. D. Rl.dll. A . III Ui: u l L..i n t: t t.y s ville i'.o ket II AkRlMik 111: ih Mlikllililt , Ulu-tei. I. at- I Van. 1 tile R i IkiWlHU liloMl'Viy J ill I h VI. .. I a.m.; hwam b hum tii. i.i i.'iiu--. ; ;. ... 1 1 M v IAY, al 4 P. M jrn i: t t i .i it a; i vr.vM ; .. JPmV TjAuifTillC packet 'II l!" MIN..O. Hatfl. Sniitti. i un Tahhr arid '.-l- ! lejle Kvalif.ville f.r t.onlsi ille and nil in?- diate p-inl s. eveiy Wedniwday and .-..ii ln .;t. at r .. . I t IV M. ttmtt tt : n i i. .i tt . Mile. Kralisvilie and II- ltd . ftaefcet bCIUTO No. t, Biii.arh, blaster, kMlRCM Kvaiiltrille I i laOUMlvWie .i.l.l .li ll. t. ruie iiate pant-, .. I v W .-dnetxlay at i I' M every Saturday at HAM. 1 .V. I "it.t.K, f.i III l. tii. .. WUo KKilt'l.AU I'A.o-l.M.I.I; I V hH CH i Itl ll IfW l v i MaRteri leRTaRRvRaarHtaTaa m9 lay and Ki i hv, fit li o'i l'H M., m. rti inp at Paitn ah .t ' ' I -'. A l at lioVt.vk, M . W'.due.-day at, . M . rdiy Ktnnihik hana r.ifro irery S itliidur rm Satat ilay, at 7 o'cU-. V 1' M.. mi l J'adn h . ty '1 litii day an I 9nndTr. at J o-tor. A. M.. rRin rllt i Kvaiisulle with Iha KvanarW' nd Crawfotdaiiile It. It., and racket for 0" . Kivei VI . i nccrliig Rt.Qirilthrnid Mith-nrit"-rlat.1 Itc - . eta; al falro. wlrti Metnph.. New H l."iu I'ai kata. Tii-.vt fill V- ohtaln.d or hnwrd Ihe Ixavt fr ll K-t.m itha .. vi.ii 1 1.-iii a. .Tll"4.1I F1SHLR & B0LU5S, nmjsn koi.xnt n-. riyt -hp MM Steiuu Pipa Rltd 6i l"il i und Firn tn-ets.'fcvansville, Indiana. 1". ; 'full. RSHurr tho ptitdic lhat any orders ent : ited to their harga iu the ahove l-ran. hen of h-.i-in. - ill I executed .ith promprntu. ami in the f.t -i fj ' ' arai kmaii-ln)'. A variety rBras.i v "ii. ;i:..i.t!v , h mdai mauufactiiretl to order Strict iitteniien paid In I . ulu.tiTe and 1'i-tilleiy work. Mi-.un l. n ' and .''team Pipe alanv imiIv HiclMMl nit.tl.t t i t. . in uaaa. pRid K pel, itrass and .n .i fiTy ripr I NQI I R A NTF CPi M P A N V -1 1 1 ' " " , II A Itit "KP ' . 'rh I'afital aryNs i Tms I ompauy COMI risks at reaaowahl. rat :..JtM, rsi,2214rontiiiRw lo Issoe paneknnR Kn, i mm I1KK T"l. C B liow. I. J Hull. ii t i I B Blodtfvtt, KeTcton Cm'Th lie C W Webster, Il Phillips. PttnRvJ.e.ll, H Perkins, Dl C. B. BtW I R e. C. WAITK S, Pre). h Tit Seeretary. YT. It Ijocshrtot, Oenerah Ac nt ADtiHcRtions made t.. ALLEN II M I Agent. Offlee MirM.. M dl BtiihMn; Kvansrllle V-'nf t td '-It KEITZ & HANEY, t V.D continue the trunufv-ttn . . f Steam Engines and Steam Boiler. of any siic, together with all the Sliaftinp 1' Pumia, Saw MRl MRchiuery a: RR) size. Also, Distillerj and M : Laxd TaaVs, Stujar Mills. II i ing Jaaeiuiies, TohRCuu Screws and Finish, i I ... proved Circular Saw Mill. te! Ui the Irou Foundry and Fni ni-hing RA.1 M:. business Brass Casting iu.t 1- to . . I. - aiiiGuaaea," roulit In nl'iiat tlie ..id stand, corn, i cf In, - unuiiwf r.n rz a h n. Ml IF.I W iirime old Penn.-vlian! i ttu- for t niara VfCKERV HKOS Iiln dr. . t J pin h. m.'H:mo,y .ni.itl 1INT TAlhOK. Mitcliell - Blo k street, Braasville, Ind. HeRdspjartera for elegant Ctothing m.1 to order. Gents' l -igGaoil-enrl. aa Shirts. Courts, fravats. Hand; ste. AIro, r variety of Mere Good. Beds tip merder in the Tery heet Rtyte and manner at I tenna, aTnall rrcBte Rnd exteaeive f alet. dRCtii

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