Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 240, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 May 1859 — Page 2

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EVAHSV1LLE, IND. M N DA V HORSlMi. .MAY M JT - - - S9 The Southern Pacific Railroad, through Texas, hat, we are led to think, gotten, at last, its quietus. The recent attempts tosettle its al!airs,by compromises nnd new contributions from stockholders, have ended in an explosion that ruins the enterprise, and stops all further proceedings under the present management. The bonafidc stockholders hare been convinced, on investigation, that the late plans for the pretended restoration of the affairs of the company, were oolj an artful scheme to swindle them out of more money. The sums which the stockholders had contributed and placed, tortuuately, in the hands of agents of their own selection, to redeem the road and relieve the company from its difficulties, have been ordered to be restored to those who paid them, and the road is left to its fate. All confidence in Dr. Fowlkes, and others, who have been boasting of their ability if by the stockholders to rescue the from its embarrassments, is declared to have been forfeited. A suit is now pending in Texas to forfeit the charter. The Governor refuses to recognize the company, or, rather, he refuses to execute the acts of the legislature regarding land grants. The State will probably save its extensive grants of land, and this company, which has been a disgrace to the State and country, will be wiped out of existence. The lands proposed to be given to the road being about 20,000 acres per mile would have been sufficient, under good management, to have built and equipped the road without any contributions from stockholders. These lands are still subject to appropriation and one half the quantity granted to a responsible and honest company will secure the completion of the road. The wants of the country through which its line passes in Texas, will not allow the enterprise to be entirely abandoned, and the country may expect to see it soon revived tinder better auspices. Individuals will be heavy sufferers by the swindle, but the country will gain by the failure of the old company. The Charleston, S. C. Savings Institution received in the last four months, upwards of $400,000 on deposit, the principal portion of it, being the deposits of laboring men. These institutions are very numerous and useful in all the Eastern cities, and is a matter of surprise that there are not more of them in the West. If the industrious men and women had a pbu e where they could lay up every surplus ti ft y eenfs or dollar More temptation robs them of it, habits of economy and thrift would be induced, which would be the fouutbttion of a vast deal of prosperity and happiness in niter life, among those who live by their labor. If one half the money spent in 1 1 1 i - city for whisky could be gathered into savings bank, it would soon form an institution that would eontributo mm h to the prosperity of the city. It would give an impetus to business and aid in the formation of an independent aud thrifty class of working men. The savings banks of Massachusetts have, we believe, now on loan, more than $24,000,0(10, and they form nn important element in the prosperity of the State. An association of citizens who could cemmand the entire confidence of nil classes, could in no way confer a greater benefit on the community, than by uniting for the establishment of a savings tank, which would take the management of the RB niheant sums that would be debited l y children and laboring meu and women. The beginning would probably be small and the growth of the institution would at first be slow. But in time it would hs found here as everywhere else, an important and valuable public institution. The Democracy or Ohio. The. Democrats of Ohio held their State Convention, for the nomination ot' State officers, at Coltiiiilui-. on Thursday. The two anti-Leroinpton Adiuiiiistration factions are as much cmf tittered towards each other n.- ever. Mr. Payne waa th favorite canilklnte tor (Jovvruor of the Dough's men, ami Mr. Charles Flood was to be supportad by the lAefMSi of Mr. Buchanan. There were several other sspiraDtg for (tuberuatorial honors, ami it was expected Uiat Judge Unnney wonhl be selected as a compromise camlnlate. If the parties could agree upon a union ticket, it was said there would he no ditliculty in lining together on a eoinmoii plullomi. To see ure the offices was n matter of more importance to the caucus than the platform of professed principles, umlvr which they are to be canvassed for t adore the jeople. The Hon. Humphrey M ir. ?.al l.a declined the nomination of the opposition caudidate for Congress in the Layuisville District of Kentucky. The only reason he otters for his declension is a " desire to leave the agitation of public qtiestions to others in wboae hand? they will be better directed than his. ' Hid withdrawal will create a (food deal of surprise and have a discouraging effect upon the prospects of the opw- - if ion party of the State. We learn from the Vincenue (ii.rtt that two of the miner. i enaed at Ihe Washington coal aiines of Him, Shut -tin k, Legg k Co., Washington, Indiana, cot into a quarrel, one night last week, at May ville, while under the influence of lienor, wheu BBS of them stabbed the other in several psned! liom the effects ot which be died TL occurrence baa raaaed much excitement atuouf the uiiuers, and trouble r apprehended. mjgf Mr. Bates of Mo., has written a letter to an old Whig, advising u general union of the Opposition, on the broad ground oi moderation and patriotism, aud iu this geueral union, to " let Sambo alumr

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(Norths, except two, have been driven out ef Texas. The emigrants who arrived in New York last week, brought with them nearly 1 $16rt,000 in specie. Gkvkral Suakiku. About tiie middle of last month there were earthquakes in Oregon, California, and Peru within a few days of each other. We learn from the Indianapolis Journal that the Penitentiary Commissioners have decided on Lafayette as the location of tho new prison. It is alleged that the secret of Hum phrey Marshall's withdrawal is an unconquerable repugnance to the Slave-Cade platform on which his friends tried to place him. A lady in South Boston, a night or two ago, hearing a burglar down stairs, took her station at the head of the staircase, revolver in hand, and wailed till the fellow appeared, and tired. The shot struck near him, whereupon he made an ignominious retreat. The papers praise the lady 's pluck. She was alone in the house. tfajf The Democratic convention of Ohio, on Thursday nominated Judge Ranney, ef Cuyahoga, as eandidate tor (Joveruor, and W'm. Sutfurd of Koss county, for Lieut. Governor. The proceedings were harmonious, and the candidate for governor was nominated by acclamation on the first announcement of his name. A new song is traveling the rounds of the Democratic papers,in imitation somowhat, of ' God save the Queen." It reads, " God save our President." An exchange allows that such a saving would be a large economy, and that it is lucky that God can save him. A little earnest praying by the party would be better than all the singing they can do. Ilnrgous k Brothers, formerly emi nent bankers in Mexico, and the first grantees of the the Teh uan tepee Route from the Mexican Government, were compelled to suspend payment in New York last week, in consequence of the heavy advances the . had made to open the Teltuantcpec Road.Their liabilities are reported to be over $3,000,000. ———<>——— ——>In Monroe, Indiana, last week, the husband of a lady discovered in his wife's bureau drawers correspondence that had been carried on with young man. Whereupon he was about to chastise her, but her lover hearing of it, interfered, when there was a row and a lawsuit. Two of the parties are bound over to court tor assault, and the beau has escaped to Pike's Peak, and the lady has returned to her husband. ———<>——— Jacob Little.- The e,reiit UeMr stock jl.i r ol Wall ,-tti i t has aj'ain failed and for the tenth or twelfth time. A New York letter in sa?k ingot' the event pays : " One thine ;aenis to la' i oncedeil quite generally, that it would la for the a?ruuuiciit inter I of the Stock Kvehange, and for the reputation of American -cciiritii - ;it home and abroad, if Mr. Idule Were never to re.-iiuie his seas, at the Hoard. His influence on the great 5Ux k values ol the country has uniformly l en pernicious, iu proportion to the magnitude nnd recklessness of his- dealings. Without any fixed principles of operation, tickle, capricious, lohl and hopeful; apparently indifferent w hether sm ci ss or ilcleat perc!iesniHjn his banner, loving this might v gambliug for the excitement it affords, ami from habits which have become inveterate, it necessarily follows that the influence of such a person cannot, tinder any circumstances, !e permanently adv antageous to our moiietai interests or linahtial reputation. Thk 1!f.i.liqkri:nts. The intelligent Londoti corresjicndent of the Tnfmuc writ.---, on May I llh, as follow.-: The Aiislrians are now f.u-t retreatin; They have now given up the line of ths Susa, and will scarcely wait the French w ithin the boundaries ol Piedmont. Francis Joseph, who iu the tir-U instance subdued Karon Hess for his cautious plan of the campaign, which wu to remain around FerMSe. and to a ept the battle tindar the cannonof the fortress, has now lost his confidence in the more daring plan of Gulai, and will in a few days set out with Baron Hess to supercede (Jyulai in the command. The continuous rain and retrogade movementhave coiieiilcrahly damped the ardor of the young Austrian officers, who thought tln v might within a few days destroy the Sardinian army and occupy and plunder Turin. The halo which surrounded Hadetsk was artificial from the lirst, and especially manufactured by German papers. Napoleon is hailed by his soldiers with eitliusiasm, and by the Italians with complete madness. If he succeeds in his campaign and makes a generous use of victory iu favor of Italian independence, he secures the throne of his dynasty. ———<>——— A FATAL DUEL.—A New Orleans correspondent of the St. Louis <Republican> gives an account of a fatal duel fought last week, near Mobile: The parties to the affair were H. J. Vick and James Stith, young men of wealthy and respectable families in Vicksburg, and the latter is a cousin of the present Mayor of New Orleans. A misunderstanding or dislike had, it is said, existed between them for some time, and on meeting one evening at the St. Charles billiard room, in this city, a mutual friend, unaware of their acquaintance, offered to introduce them, when Stith whispered his dissent. Vick overheard him and demanded why he refused the introduction. "Because I do not consider you a gentleman, sir," was the reply, to which Vick responded, "You are a liar!" whereupon Stith struck him, and Vick drew a pistol, but was prevented by the bystanders from using it. He then sent Stith a challenge, and they proceeded to Mobile and fought on the Bascom Race Course with rifles, at forty paces. One round did the business. Vick's gun was discharged at the word "fire," and a second after the word "one" Stith fired, sending his ball through his antagonist's head, just below the cheek bone. The unfortunate young man fell, and was apparently dead before his seconds reached him. Mr. Vick was about to marry a young lady of Vicksburg and had come to this city to make preparations for that event.— He had purchased almost $2,000 worth of wedding paraphernalia for his intended bride, and was to return at once to Vicksburg, when this fatal quarrel intervened and cut short his happiness and life together.

The City KluniK Mr. Lemcke, Into City Clerk, In retiring from office, presented the following lucid and satisfactory report of the Receipts and

Expenditures of the city for the l.tst year, and of the present condition of it finances : Kl'IIITs IBOM AfKII 1". i To ATE 1 1 1", . Amount in Treasury April 1, lAVi $14,760 60 Taxes of 1 ViS colkt t.-tJ tStSf M 9m 1MJ7 Ou 4.4:!oii Old Det in.) iieuci.-s collect! .1 by P. Burke... 750 J : Receipts frona 1'pi-er Market f'.7 7 Do tlo Q tural do lis . 1.O50 To dti 11 Do do Hay Scale Do ( art and Wagou Lio naes...$41d (4 Do from Auctioneer' do ... l'.tfOO Do from Peddlars" do ... 35 00 Do from Exhibitions do ...17x00 Do from Billiards & Ten I'in ... 200 00 KiDM collected by Bet-order it., .-ivi-d ir- in tnk Hill Vin. ttry Do do Loci i t Hill do Do do Lamasco Wharf. . City orders issued during aunic. time 1,015 04 m m 40 56 . .1 tfe Total... .9105,15212 niu uEMLM ikoh araiL 1U, 1&5S, to atuil 10, ksn. Kor Fire D-partnieut ::,! . 7.. Kor t.'iateru and I'ic ... 1,M 17 ... fsGluSu ... 5,848 IS ... fc.lOtf 18 ... 1,138 5ft tor rublic schools Kor Ofllccr' Salaries Kor Strc-eta lot ;aa nine Months toJ.tu. 1, ls.v.i Inl l, M: I utoreat on $100,000 City bonds, chargeable to iperil fund 7.o!l 51 Inton-ttt paid for City proper.... ";" Kor Culverts 10,1 Mi 7 : Kor Recorder-., fees A- I. . .In, Prisoner-.... I : "'. J Kor Print inj; Kor Election KxjH'iises Kor NuisanceK (licinoviiit; d ad aliimalx) ... Kor Brrilea Kor Brushy Koud Hitch Kor Preservation of health (city physic' ns. Kor R lief to the Poor Ker Lamp Foots Kor Taa.ua of 1S&7 refuudel 1 H'.s 7 ". 7:: Si -dh 1J 7-4 Be 71 on 161 OU JM SB a4,i i ; Koi Surveyors' Insti uuieui. lift on Kor Rent of Council Chamber 'Jim ' For Hooks aud Mttknnry Kor Lot ot ground, Ihviwon and Kim st... Kor Laiuatco Whaif llouds or law I Orr, ai mtaHsowe note Kor J. M. Sp. t r, do do Kor aitlHW.tlks, streets A alleys. .$-Z,i3n Uedni t collected fi 0111 ou u rs n.' 1H (l luuuo JOli l) :wn mi sin on I, M' n. TSi IT For Incidentals, d v okm ks SaVJBSSaaaa raoat ai ait AI'ttlL, 1H.VJ. Y. msville Orders IMS, TO I.arnic o do I I o Kor t Ii iu Treasnr) April I, Vi, ( Kor Oidt-i's in do ,!.. .1 .Ha; Wi 3.C48 TotHl .Slun.lM I . Liabililiea coiiMsttug ol Umded and ilo.fiiuK d. It eaafoilowa: are loo K J C R R liouds, of w kk h Karodae May 1, 18ii. J'i'-.iaio i r, do do ISSS, Sj.SSSPH LA) do do IS7M, .o,m.o 100, 1 1 Interest at thu rata of 7 "fUcut aunuin is payable serni annually 1st of Mayand I t it Novenilier. Rouda issued May VZ, 18.V'., for the benefit of achoo' build ings, dtie 12th of April, Ipi r. Interest at the rate of rt f cent per aavaaaa Lamagi Wh o t Si i, lNote ;i veil 1. M.Jpatr.ilue2Jd MauhJHi Amoiiiil oiitstaudiuf; ity fiileis :,ihi no ft&OQ i,i .i LauiaM'o Orilers, a-i K'r hooka 67 Tie list amount w ill undoiil-t lly I- l,.,m I aj larger than l . showu l.y tie1 k' r Tot ml fl!3Va I I .l sin il n-elen to present uuv valuation of the aisetrt ot I he illy, tiny i insist ol tuo ln.ul.cl houses, (MM Ifkt houses, ami the h is upon mIii. Ii lie stand , tour Urpe ami luu suiall to. rajtnn ; city imtimum mid lot, and th , Ii.h.i i. wliii h may pio-rly he called Mktrln lint dlm-pu-tit tax Isst.n, old and iiii ii I precepts, railroad tm k, cisterns, and culverlH, are in.t piodn. ti S. uh-r can uraveyurJs ! pU ,-.t ui, I, i this haasl; iiidiicctly, however, lli. y hoe prov , , , iweaar to Iherlty. Tin Oak Hill einet, ry, with all impiovenient . Uaac.-t Jt.SH 71 K...i,ta tloiu the mile o iis to datr amount In :,tHTri Making no , nut ol raeeipta orer exaSMMatal Sljocn 7-. ' ls- 1 1-1 Hill I elnet. ly , Mill, all llllploeellt-, cost - ' Itss-eipls from sale ol lols to dale llilo.nit t" IX, Ml iu"iitii of expenditure over reipts f 1,711 fto Allot whi.h is i 1 . ifnllv snhmittiHl. A I I Ml'KK, itv i leik. K th i r, April 7, 1k5o. Mayor Baker has submitted the folio win estimate of the revenues and cemlitiite of the city for the current year, with an c inu st recommeml.it ion that the appropriations by the Council may not exceed the estimate : Bttitmmtn the Ktneiiues am! Expenditure -of the City of tmmnmrillt fat th Wor endtiij Afaii I, l60. KKVCM RS. Kwitimate.l val f thai K-tale ' .'.I7".ii0 ll " M latprovettteuu l.o-j i.mm i.i " " Persimals i ,:kip,ooo no Total viluo ff tnxalil-prop. 1 1 v . S, BSSySSS SS f4,53U,nui'. at 7'-c, iiii fmt fMM M , m r cent., will yirld 3.1,'J7" tat iKipi and Polls 'J, nun no Markets and Scales ISM ' Hray ami W.o;. n Lnense hHi HO ii,'tt m er,' J 1SI Ml Peddl. I s' do Inn on Kxhilx'lioii d SSS I si Billiards aad TeS-plaa llceiw af St I ' tie I. ries t i ui vp-cial in' ii I i-.e stale nl ll.ns Jo Tt lal estimated lo v line MMKQ SU vxetM'i i n.i s. Tlrtt. Liahililici lacurred during and prrvlow to the last year, and remaining unpaid Auril 1st, LSSS, viz.; t.ity Onlers outstanding Inn to (.as Compaiiy M7 r. 1 7 . 777 t7 '.Ml (n lno mi U "o fi In Due for printing line tor IsUan. e ot salaries line lor interest hue on Fulton Avenue hridge line for i epa irs to i lllll. Oue for reii. f to jMMir, Ac lu i La line vvh.nl I nl idite in ISBSj - One on what I Lou. Is (ilue ill 1N7 llorrovt.sl at I -anal Uank t o enalde Tn as urer to pay May interest on Ponds .. .. Amount due In upecial fund alt. p v - llieul ! M IV llllcl, st v . . I il.-li, ell I SCO Mo no Srvm.. - 1,1 ihlliti. I lit Ve-,1 , 1 r.ic trii. iu.n ol .nn, it- f UMWU lai ns lulereat Prinlini ;.'Ji oo IBSS oi US Ir.". Ml M SI INI jun oi Sn is la is 7u UU -,l O I f, i si 'l j nu PriutiiiK Charter and Ordi IISIU IS. UK I II'I I lil. I. III. Ill,: j Klect Ions I Kw I I Kepsirs to hridK - do to Markets ' Blank I H-ks and station. I . k linn nn' dead annuals '". P.Tsicisnatid I'est II. .u -j f . - ' so'" mi ir ............... , Mnte in hoot ot .1. M . Spe-i I i' - llli. Heeled oil HCOUIlt f etroneotis assesenii .ilnwMl oi part I--.. mm Salariea l.isst up S MM ia . on no j.chi on l.ooo IHI .sl UU Mkoati j Slroets file l.p.O I UK-Ill I i l l. i mt and pipes S :.i si, isi ',.'. laterawl aad aad ariasiaal ' ity builds i.i I . hd levy , at e stateineiil ) . I1.AU Total liatati J n ddlili ...-,7S i l aii arm latmi l.iahtlitie- in. ui red .1 ii i in-, and pie w -i lo I .-t veal , ami letMMimUK unpsel Apiil I. is . a flC,ltoi tl K-tiiu.it. l HaMHaiaaal pies, m aaai lai Int. i. -i aad part petaalaf CM auaaSaj if ."!- 191 T. lal liaMlities ". I ttl -ol ll. I Rati oue of fit) pi. pi... .1 i. '7 ! 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. Clipping1 fttiTScAiidal, like the Nile, it fed by innumerable creams: but it i- extremely dit- ! t to trace it too its source. Mr. George Doug'ifts, of Dow. Farms, L. I., has given ..-10,000, to the American Bible Society. $&-A little son of Mr. I rederick Threshire was liadly burned in Newport, Ky., y

the upsetting of a fluid lamp. ti :.i e rvL. Li.i .1:1 early in May at her country residence in t . . . ... a . , hngland. Her hcaltti rapiaiy ntiiett atter her husband's death. B& Josiah Ilradicc, of Hoston has given $0,000 to the home for old ladies iu that city, and $1,000 to the Back Bay Zoological Museum fund. JSP The war is popular in France, we judge, from the fact that the loan of 50,000,OOof. to the Government was taken twice over before the second day ou which it was opened to the public. Bf A Schoolboy being aked by the ' teacher how he should Hog him, replied : " If ' you please, sir. I should like to have it upou the Italian system, the heavy strokes upward, and the down ones light." S)e&' The ' tender passion '' has got among the paupers down in Connecticut, and to keep up the "respectability ot the institution, " George Bailey and Catharine Malley eloped from the almshouse in old Lync, recently, and were married. Bg&. A fashionable evening hetid wreath in PaWM is OSSMMMed of tiaS tomaioand vine leaves. The bright red ' Jerusalem i lo rry " or mssm tl iimour, not much larger than a Siberian crab-apple, Is the fruit indicated, we presume. Hay-Mrs. Bartlett,ofBip!ev, Ohio last week presented to her rapturous husband, three little Bartletts not so very little eitherweighing jointly eighteen pounds, and making thirteen young Rartletfi in that family ' 8L, The Vera) ttA.) Xlrtti jrives anao oiint of a lady wiio visited that town t". . t the tlrst time on Thin s.! i . ilnni;'li -h. has been living within lour miles ol il lot the last forty-five years ; nor has she ever visited any other town or village. BSF A Now York editor thinks, from the manner shfrts are made in that city, the -ought to be an " inspector ol sewers. " Vhe editor went to the CiiKmsi: ol a new sliirt the other day, and Ibund htmsell, when he ;iw okeiti the moi nine craw lidirout betv ecu , f,,. '. , B i y I 11 MHM ir-M Milt lit" The horse tamer Mr. Rarey, alte, performing la-totc the roval family at licrliu has yt.ne to St. I'eter. biitoh. tin the 10th he gave a lerforiiisiu-e helurc the Kiniror and ,-oynl family, empteytng M taJ the wm I . n .1 . . I aiU 7 ! .... I . si . M i wildest and most icioii- hora- thai could be Ibund. According to the unrated I l.onilon tttmft he Ioi i ti baity eoMlnded arrn&Mieits with the Horse Qtifdi toiwh the British cavalry, :inl he returns for lhai purpose to liomlon on the I si of June MV mwm WmmimUm lm 1 I IT fin Jl Hrmrhet MILLS, K- , us a candidate for .lu-h e of th.I' it th- ss i il i hi tion, to U h. Id .Irtne i.th, i. uiy.TS NEW ADVERTISEWENTS JO IHH. JIMS' It lOl'K OfSTKUS. J do'. Il . --. .1 I ai,. I .: jr. Can J ol.-o I lo I'll k l-.l nil. I Son ed lV stel s. do do do do do do do I'i. . le.l I. I . I s. lom'd 1 A t Ih eaiixfreah Mai kei,-. do do do Lobsters, 1 ill.. u I'e kh-s, a-il, : do do do, ft in lo if m 3 oUJ 171. , . OO no, .1 si.. Pi, i l. d Onion-. l.ooac Pi kles, iu viueurtr. hv do. m lno, l"ii as'd hexes S ir lii, s. B iliien l ieiieh Milwtnrd Keeasrad at .. H nmk A BON. IOOO f..r sal. Iv my JO Ii 't ty.m T SSSSsSkaV 7. II i'Oth '. S'N. r hi sum. in: 1 1 i r, a in , mw fl is w i. ii.. Beau, ' do Petri Barter. : ion It, i Split Pears. Received at my;;l Z. B. I M I h ,V SON GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE AGE 1 CRESCENT CITY HALL. For Two Nights Only. WEDNESDAY AMt TOUBSDAV, Jlllle 1 ui. I .'I. The Origiiisl World-Keuou iu-.i sml only MAUlt'lKNNK, Hega moat reapectfUlli f,. anWOMtirT her ORATfH PAI, M IR I STLIM AiNMKNTOF AHTuI'MUNi. TK AVl-oRMATlSe AMi II. I, t U l N . as pre-.-culidliy hei to the Uiost listinKiiislici an. I , 1 loaaMc Aadleacea in at any nftha pi ln i at , iti ol I ipe and Alileli. i, alid I '. ' Oin-eii Vi.'fotii and the I'.iilish I ..nil at Psli al t'sstle, . ,. , laud, ou the Mth of Septeanbrr, U & . Thi- . nl rtaininenl h.i leen exleiisively patroni by distinguished ('"lenrytneii ot nil deiioinimitioii!". ami uiiivei sally pronoUOCrtl l y Ihe puLli. and PraM lo l- raaalled. MAP. l:usi o will make selection- fi- in the ni.-t UrBSMATC of her riim-nts. manv . d w loch nr. entirely new. and Iiu relnre nev.n wiluessel hele. Admission .Mi cents. DVlKxirt om ii at i),'!-' Uk T c.iinim ine nt S tofMaadv. mv:ioat HIRA 1 : H 6 PK I N S ' 1M I'll' 'V BO SMUT MACHIN m t).l T K.T t: It BU r. m lsi, ls, luotiiiiii this VI i, Inuc to Hie plll'lli , lr-j have hut littl" I" suv. if'l Halter mytalf that th y will , - .. I isttel l"li. 1 Wave ill Willi Ulnae lio lis" leUi g in l-e a to th.-ir merits. I varrniit them I" do K.iisl W"tk 'irtdaek tin- favor ul all u h vi .tut a sum! m e hine.l Iry "tie of mine. They hat. one "re.it adranlage over Ihe tno-r ot .M o limes in i prewtil thy leave lio dirt . n lid I tie in, it t.elll nil ai le.l oil hv a nn-lion tan, aud 'all If 'lis. hari;.l ..ul -side Ihe null, i deril't-d. -S i. 'I of lh iu are in ii. . --Inl i's-rsli .ii, om of wlii an I , Cabal oi Ihr Pe ay line M ill m this .11 y. Thee l I. I.llies III. got ii, ill k-,MM clyle, Mil. I ale dutal.le slid eHts'tusI iii lhs-ii ieratiwwa. They-an l.e ht'l oil te I "llllldo lelllis- 7.' ' lh , lUd f " on t. in months lime. .Mc-.sis.Kr.il a ll"iliuaii ai. the af ills I wMl to v-ll Statu or Territorv Mi hl-..f lliii i. hi ll'1, and ' ill five re it lni wmi II- I sis. . In , e Ihe I IC III III lull.- . .III. lies u, . p, I,, t lol O. ( Moll ill 5'll lleallllK IUstliiln; lioli. .lol 1 .iii.lt.- fi.i I Snii.ters- Sprite; Wii.- Ron Hay U ik'. all o Whis h I Wilt s. heap I Will trad" tights l"i sliliost any kind ! pt..peitv II I RAN HOFKIRH KfMlfHili Im'- lny:Mi :iiti I n.ni.'ts ru.t tok's s.n.t:. mv lle.. III ordel ot the I' 'lit of t Ill 111 . PUas ot Vsndei I'in f ll c, i.tity, I fill -ell nt pithli. auction, at th.-i'oiirt ll. c d-s'i in Kimii nil Ihe . .ih day of .lone, p.otol ll.e mmf at se No.pi, bsaasbip S s.'iiih, i nuc pi wett, eoa lalafaa tRraaarrnf, addaiaj foel. i Petri Shaip V . Bi iukai'-yei , and Iv in . on thu road h ad. 1 1 -in the Poor ll.ui-' t i Ie- i id ... . ..i Kd, n I I ii nk. Sabl an u.i- " nl b -til m uh din- i .i.s, a pl.il of whi. li ..in lier-ecn at lay oOl'-e Terms ol sale thud. kdi ; halauce m 1 ,i,. I- months fioin day of sale, ihe pm- lnci niu -i.i t. s with approved wvarily u.nii.e ill relb-l fioirt x tl nat i. .ii i-r itppr ii. mc!ii l.xw-, aith iatrn i from thedav "I " ik iSUkCRRT Mil IS, irHf ta Ad'ut of Alo.i, Krinkuian. sr . I r t t: 1. 1: uh.iphi ins p.i i t ii M.4 1K"M IIII.MM "t K 'me at la t ' The tatrj - lllle ii of l V le d foi which the lair portion !' Hie creation. thi l.a ilis ..I i in U.iuliliil iii. hi lsi-ii n mi, 1. iil'. has a I la-l ai I iv.sl -r st. auiei llnnleilh, and aie now ready lor -al. . We . ..i.li illy invite our In. nd , and esii,.. i.-tlly nnr lady ciHtohi' is, to rail mt Mlir store. 4 1 Mam sllecl. aH'l s- leei hi lichn n .i OH. I" t.lsl, Hid . Ill He. 1' 11 I fol e , 1 1 Rain i. .1 Imy Mil. I W I RfRtlAI S IOO my "i k i shi: la pui.n u h i tp ti t iyih ft SON S

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8 EBTT. i : ii . II a . . v i -i ipr auaii' i worn m ",' .ucs-r. i.ciier.v vx line, .n mm.i -freer, i. the ruriivr of Pino and and C ntiv stn vt Tli.-Mx. . lola loiiu au Xiu HSJ led l.y inj an adlu laLU- loI cation for a manufacturing estal'iinhiaeut. There : is a two-tory luuae li u-- on ti,,. prum-. -s. The j Awrty lay nearly ..pp. .site Ki.n a lleilasaa's ' Foundry. I will also sell a part o( ..,t s, .vi, ju i the I I ihT Entui cement, frotktlne ; f.-et on k'irt rwt, ami ext-ndit:- r-i f -t Uu k toth.-nttrv. . OV. ' !.. the Hint whole front &- ft, with stable, w.-si si,...r : V. . L.. .11 BS . : ..i . . i . . corn crib on the allcv. Kor Nirti'-ulars inquire of the Mil'scril r. lyaMwd NATHAN Ro. LEY. WpUESM . H H 1 14 L-tyAMlL 1 SVf-M-plies Priotl Peaches, Dried Applea, bugar-oared Dried Deff c inatnuati, iar-curi ! Uam. Extra M Lite Wln-at Klottr, l ine ami Supcrfiup, Potatoes, Lard, Lard Oil, Pickles, in great variety, Soap, A-c, &c. myZS E. II. SABJN it ML inishels i:iore of those tiue large Pal itoeojtist reielved per bteamer Ma,rt-iigo. at su. S2 Hum st. uijrK ' VH KKRY BRmm. STRAWBERRIES! I am uow piejiared to furnish F RESH ST U A W U E 11 I ES In any quantity. myTr-lt Salt . II ( ardrn. W'ff. l. 0 JX'U KM Pi Hit iJUH i' ;o-soi led N ill l'al, 'J lo Kiupirv Cabs. Kei i IV .1 at X. II. CHtK X o I' Itl.Hi 4 tHIM ISII Prime Mackerel, Uke. Wlui, It lloixinv. BpSM P at I'i me- Hoftrlavg, I'm ni. Salmon. o. e. iel III hlie older ..I linJ. . II Vik A ,-ON W i i ll to the phwie.il healfh than iJv iMU.t"tic. and i i . in the oi.cn air. 'I cfmlnie iut-door exr. i.-e with am n nient. .. II. mK a Son Ii o iid in a -t k of TrtmfHiie;-Hoopi ftu indUirls, which I hey hope vull pka. and Unciil ev. iv I iiw.r. Kvi -ide t In ap al Z. II Ci'Ol- A SON'S, Utyii Slain street. H.I II It I U " is ti StfJ I S, i dozen iu n-ceivrd an.i lr sale I. myJi. JA nil SXK.M ii A N. 1" .Mam .-l fOf H H I. S. I'Ul.nt. JMTMKmV I t'ltoes int reeetved ainl forHi In amy: II. II A M K mm jy . i i in n ..v 7 : WW lo of those ehoi e Mi. l.ijatB PotslM in i , ew it N S2 Main si,, t V 1 1 ' h K It BKi S. l -T BKV til ft: it a. 'It Jh'tt It H.I I. mW t; Main strut Ihud Apple. Peaches, tt.i f, ,nar-cured llauis l : " , " " tin i n-n , mySt I II SAW N .t Pike's Peak! k bi i. n t sihih s it f .n r 'i.s'u West, I vvi-h to ejve ui, mv leasi . II It; lie en llii I-.-, and salt the rurnitii' .,ul otli , III '"'' '""'"'Kin? to tin hmrae. Tt.e hone h ...niur ; 1 a.. . .... Del d 'In, t one humli'e t diill ii - lo, ue.ii slid tear Anv p raoii a ishinar to keep Hotel, will ,', n,h t ruaac snd look for tbetiMalvt . I :, I aioa II is a good tavern stand, situated in tie tin-M hurti .11 1 o ihe cily, ami 1.1 .' the vi li.u: I .1 - IVr-ott irtlill"the Mtllltloli Will do W!l lo ell i moil .1 lalc-Iy , a-T nhall II i t tl;. hi -I oppoitu uily. tail at ih I loon lliu- , ileiid, roti, Ky. u.y.'Mad . I'I I.I.IaM. Proprtet.V. m ft T i t te . t H t: it tt. it it hi w I ih it in) i v i or -h . iiuly. hull ana, v II m. i ai iiu- i tttirl II, .-i-. , in Y. aittvilte, ah M'niW. June can, i-iisSvhltnr ttmy'pnrj ! ex oiiiiiiii:, the lelintiy in nle l.y Itle upI n-.-i and .1 ;.nt - jiM ii-.-r .1 thi leal i -I ate in MtM nl. Ic Ih. yir MVl 'Hid j n . 1 1 1 in" tile same , ami sit... lo In-ac slid detenu itle I'll, h '-Tierin yowln out of tie- valuations rustle h MM RppraitSi am! i Hi o d. Mi i Swdftw lepnlies inrty come U-for-' -i, I v M. V. W A I I. KK, I' unity Auditor. I H I II. i. - . I'll 'SH M'S, AM hkflitilM'.S. Wear., najpdavtj pafatlvis ddnkHM In ar stock of lm us, MfMriKMi I'ui.aicMji, I'vims, oti-. VaamamM, Pmri'Mcav, and Fawei Aktkthi, which ve are pre at re I In -Ii. i l the Int.le on as t'...l (i i in . a- enn U pin. has. .1 hi Cinciiip.; I, l.ti Isville, or SI. I.oiii-. eliieiii -I. i.. IS tow ..; I n;i Pi i;i Winn l. '.i, iu hiaWns ll.s. rai tt.s, mm) mm n-. wim-h we are -.-Him ! I he trade at moiufael ui i-" prices. K I l.l.l- II .M V IH I I , m tlJi n I m No. .H Main .li. et. rguil i P.1 U TJK HSU I r M tear t. en the nn. l. i ei, I has been dNautfoSIMi li. II O. ItA III n ' K havmc puicliased I he in i e i I it H. W. I.a: in tli.-firm, sml willcoiitiinie the hti- ni' v on his own a. eoiuit. H. 0. It lt m. K, II. N I.A0OW. V:v.vKsvn...r, tlnv 21, I . . my .lit i' t: s r to iti.s tlo h Wuldroii cJia- S. ilit ju !o Millard's C. S. do :m do Waldroa Gndu do, IS do Mil! ird's '. S. do, Stf do tiiuiu Cradles, fsi tlo assorted t.r.'iss Sue Oh i, 'JU do Leap Qoot III tJu lirriii .n Sickle-, 111 l..-s Scy the S s, !" dou II iv Forks, lno do W's-l llav I: il.i'x. In 1 re and foraalehy IHtB, HA I. PI. I. i in. I "l 9BMf Iii"!-' I:. ;.o bbat W ilaMa toa i n . . " half I. Ids do. Inn I. bis lio-in, 61 I .ales Nav Unkuiii, '.'. hhls Crusheil Siar, Ui .o.- IVarl .Slarch, Ul lKXes usnol'lcd Toha CO, la i a--. Vial. h -. In slot,. f.,i MM hy my J.. ol'lt. 1- l.zf.l 1. ,v CO. I OT.ITOI'.S I l,Uhel .,1 hoi. pit 1. 1 rot: s i ioo Michi,uu I'otal's s ju: t i. VH K I K l l IMS c ii iV'"d and lor -ale l.y 1 O I. II V -s fit I P .1. 'll IHI HS I. f I la . - , line e V . K. I h' ex'. hi. Is M. Loins i haVh u Sv run. Kor sal. by i K KRI BRD&, n) 'i us M on Mnot gl. 11 1 m : PI. OIK! PI. Ol It : K j. hi. I- xii.t white wh.-ai Ptowr, pi hi. !-superfine do, 'ii I.-- do aad axtra 0a hi od r.,i :!. . Vfi'KKLY 1 IMS .V iki.xp Tfi.'t:. iorroj .t.vn Hemp Seine Tw ine, variua si.-s. AI-... Ttol Line ami SIhiii:: Kor sale at the Wisslen Wan I S:..i... J. R. Kl ssPLL.ono Main at Mat, my JO lk'waai Third and K' Ul tll. Louisville. 11 .1 it ft: s t T It O I. . IIIHP.VT (mm fhe m.iiiiil.K tory . III'! made eV pt. Ij for ll.e Retail Trade - U .1, .4.-11 I roll and Wood brace i Holies, lit do lul. h Bow it". I.. .I.. P.I I' exlia t'i-1 liiraiu s.ythe-., Jii if. do do da Ileus do, n do -I ' 'to Silv. r do do. S do l-a-l Si. I Hilar . . Ml.. S do do Hay and Sjll aw Kill cdo .seti.. Sii.ath- i--. it. t. lo I. .X..-S 'to Slolies, In do-.'.-ii J and :t Pr.n. Tt y K. rft. '. ". do Ray RakeJ, Iii do lli'i uun Sick let-. Tli. al.ov ii el.-.- ai,- warranted to Is- of the rerj l -t pialit. aad fin sad law by mv I JACUD STRAPS SON, III M i n rt. DRS. EHRMAN & BAIRD, ROatatuPATHIC rili.-siuw BURG CON o 0rn --Taiao rT , air. visr. SM DtvSHMi nn :i-liiid R as.s.'ILLJ' tXV 11 tJrTmm Hf .no.vrn oh WW ve.tr, ii lio'im with 1 I I. i.siin . PaytuMiii - ' for i. i.t will le .r. iu4. ! It- ter to M. A l.w Beat I A. I. I I'I UN . MM SI out: tjoon pot.i t ors, j.i'i i lh. se . e,-aiil M'-tcer Potat.M-s, riiImiIoI lo suvthii, iu th.- ui .ik I, re. eiv.-.l this d ty and I i -ale l y I'll A v M .lull NSTi'N ruy ;1 .Main ttrcet, nai ih. Caaal. It -.'' -rio.y op t it . itT.y'PHniv. The i ..pal lie I -hip ll'Telof. ,i . .i dye t. fittsli C'hai I'fiihl an I Ih. ill's S. h ,'ifu in the Mall m.tkiie i.i.-oe in Kvaaavilk l.i I but day been dl-s ii. .l b mnii.il oii-.-iit. The I.Iimii. -.- v. ill Ii. i. ill. r l . . u.l ii. led and i al rlrd on i.iid.i ih- t.it.i n line and l I.-..I t'nviiii- .-. u vi a a i .... t.v ih. stud i-h o ba haaw, w bo iaallaari t -I lo colbs I aad rai ein f -i ill amaeys out -t iii.loi. . . "Hiiu.- i. in i I-. 1.1101 I., sabf liriM, and who .. notes ill h.- t I I t I Ibeoklliiui PFI 111. no W : r : th ai m j V.dt Li fe .-. py J I.l. ll. I..I m.iLTPms. :t . w rm .m ouii . Weh H ill, i - :t new, cheap, ami toiiVtiiii nl ai Iii 1 thi- day' re. eiv.d hv .1 U RI'SSFM HOMalustn I, ivy jo Ih-u.eeti Tltird aud I'.-u-iJi LonlsvinV llVeli ivy a .M HI HUH I It SI in nifXfs xtra e.., Jll-I I.S. IV.sj o.. l .i -lleKV CHA9 .vi lORRSTOR, Ptoaa) a Math, U .Mam -tti 1 1 mat the Caual.

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n Kit t t lJH VIII. ST S. I HI si: ilictan: mmS tn tliv.' i.i -t bltiifnl . r at the N;vnli. Pillltelltl lfJ. . ! lW 'i ll i live diOerellt Me. The odor .T tie- wx'.l - V siiuetiTe to moths and all inwi, mmm render- tla Cbosta invaiuahic lor pack. i.i.i.iK. 1.- ... other woolen kcmhIs thnaiyh the siimnit r. Ku -at thu WimxU'U Ware Storu. J. It. Kl'SSKLL. .ki Maiaatnwt, luyiO Betwoeii Thiol and Ki-artli, ssvaaiavMe. S : do?. Yalta Cedar U'ater t'.m.s, ajlh reta, i-rasa aa4 Ir. u kun.' 'd,. Whio- Cedar PmiU, si.es, In-.- nnd iron iiooo?. Where one itotcn or tnore are I.iUii. :hey all-.atk-l in dry ahaviags, with no chargi lor oaaw.'j thna lunurin aafc trantiK.rtAiiou and k. . iiil; tUta in iiood order till sold. J. R. Rl SSKLb. .-i Mam street, jW Betuet n Third and Konrth. I .ouisvillr. WM. aide tor a small family, for sale -u easy term.-, -itwated ou Second street, botwe Waluut and ' Ohesuut street. Apply to V. M i i i i.ll. HI III I.I .h BKltr.tiH le lasiiMti. !. to 8. KMHICH ID Kor IJntM or irndie?, e,, If, m. EMBICH 4 00. Kui Men and lij wear, in WduIml Lli-en. or CoMOW, t. S. KM B1CH A t o. Kor the Lnrt H v-e Uj tlocitr, no to 8. EMBICH A CO. Kor t In- i . UieM and ehc.iv.v i 'rape, ftella, ol Silk Shawls, jro to S. KMBK'll A CO. With City aud (' muty Order.-. r'o to . KM BtCll A 00. Kor any aud eve. lliinir in tli" line of I i i n t.. S. KMBK II .-CO., No. pi Mail- r-trivt. who , ill ... .,, i,, akov raw anything in their lite-, whetliei you wi.-li iii Ihv or not, and whi le -ery toy pay u-li l..r what they buy. tn I K PtJSi4 .v.i f .no u 'i.wj .n.t It I SI- - II. HAM k.V. .Ik.. i oti-itiiu-, and h m Ioi -jA-the follow me ma. htm : TW" Kentucky llarvistec. Neu Voik Be ip. i aaal Muu,. Ne oi k Leap. r. M.mnv - l:. ,ei and Mowri eofnl.M,. ,1 I". i I-, . Reaper and Mnuo Bu- I., ye Mower. K 1.. Allan's Reapel jii.I MoWei I J,i-l, ksas Thr.rlo ic rtiel k ii. rs oiii bnc Tli nwliera and. Vaii i Koiir ln.rs. Separators'. Twi"-hor.se Tavrvaaers Alrvo t'attt Crwlmfa, oldifereat pti.n, . Corn Shellers. i n.'iiii. .ui.l Mowing Sylhes. lirani 'radU s. .-. . Sninple. of the above iua hiuv tan U llln Moie, iilie I ..1 Villi- did Kif-I -l. Si II it my jo At 1.1 H I' t: T T.I I -M S. f t I a; M lellth. I'd " I i I ll ; ll.iV rec. IV..I ,1 I 1..- ... I.M1 W lie More J. 15. UPsSKLL, .41 Main alna-t. SSyjflU Hi tW.s u I hll'il nut I i illlll, l,olM-vl!. GEDAl, OfiUHNS; te. rmHt: si usi hihuh i ji.i s .itm ti' no : iii-iai.. -to.i. of kim: i't: l'i: W'ARKf both Iiu- ml inn h-nnd. ...in prising red, uttiped. and white (Vdar Churns. .. riieslrcs . nnckets, 1'irn.H tt ni. r 'arts. Sc. Th i i..vf e mprises the IsiK' -l -Ps k eft cfTsivsl in i i." vi He, i- il Is ,ui, tn) w.rkm uiship, as I'W s ui he pure baaed in ( in. lnnati or St. Lotus. '. f, loz. n pied s nr. i,keii, i hey awayaafcaaMa ndas ataviura, without charge i n the case, win. h ni-urcs their sah 1 1 ai. -portal em, ml keeps tl n. 'ood order till sold l ei sam at the Wn.nl, h 'A a re tor.- So. 500 sir. ct, Is tucc:i Third and Fourth, Loaj ttili tySO j n. ki -.-ni B01 THK, R1O0T KIND OF A TI1RESHINGMACHINR ! Pitts' Patont Thresher and Separator, Will, M F K I TT S llonsp. P0WKR ATTAi If in i clisklel'ed I" L' Ihe hest luathiile ol the kind in l In- West. The aaderaigaad are aoa arapand ( luiui.-li inn hiiu sol Ii.. al-oe Patent, of a fly and liutki not . . IU d iu the western i ountry . All We ask Ih thai "in work may I cmpnml with jtiiy of ottr i-..emp..isi ii -, ,,i .. our price These Ms "It i ii - a ie aliesdy Ih Idy in trod i aad known wheu ue commenced the niunuf n tnr oi them ; and we shall only i-ay thai .tl the I..i hi Heel that patent wnn h wv make, shall lie msde in sn h auaauuer, ol uirb materials, ami with awli iiupiov. in. nls f out owti, ;i- will materially in . lea-tlte valual'le lepuLsliou it ha-aeiiii .-.I am.,np Tlir.'.-liei s. M e can now offer lo nnr customers n choioe of these excellent Machims, hii.I al a i Ii. -I, . .1 Ihe Horse l'ti-, to drive them, of any size, from t to lo horse, upon as reas"iialle terms hs any oil . i -Vil.lisi.ni. nl ; and we i , t lully s.di, it" srdei -ttawi sir or kind, and would i. .(u. l that ih.I-' sent iii its early us possilde, to in mi , :. !i msr Ihe i- -I mm alae. KRAI . .'. ill 1 1 M . The following aaaaa artRaSMM esayg tut Ihi months, ahd k. ml hill In Krai d lleiliu.tn : INdatyibarg Rassrtw, Maeataa ladiaabin. New Harmony Advis-ate, Mt. Vertlon Adroate, It'Mineville ! inocrat, tJray vill" llersld. vi i i .11 im l lo nister, Sliswucs t.. n Uliaoiaan Ulney Independent, Viucenneti thc.ette. Wmmiti: mi. p urn sphi.ws. PRION COUNTY, KY. The timo i signed ret.s-cttully aiiimnue4 that he will .p. n ih.- Springs on the first day ul .Inn. next Thsc Spline - are simoii. the imsl e-lelralei in the . s n , onuis lion witli the Siilplnn Sprimni ii a tine l1ialylsaU Spriuir, mu h oele hrated on h ul ol the medicinal iiadities id its vsleis. Kvery :ic....uoii's tt ioi, will iv. u lo persons v i - it in- i he Spl ine -. Th.-i e hi a daily ratavwynuan rroua I aimttawn to the Spring-. N. p. ;I:KKN. my I . s-1 ni Proprietor. t ti i-Hti.i.n i'Tt:.v.ni.'i Tt:s 1 daaaa mmmwm sis Auslin I'stent I ee t ri-am ' eil'-'l at . . 1'iuih f M'N - . WmOiTOH t i T'HHt:i.l., VIKHT doors south id Ihe Sherwurtd nivt-'Jiti stris-t, tw. It. I!-. VaVJsVaV ..' Ht.'.l PI.'U MJt0HINRS. We are agents f .r the sale of all the fn-st patti-rus of Co m Id mil Mowers and Ke.ip.is or Mowing or llcapini; Machines. Farmer would do well I" apply .miii, so that th. y can ha. RaaS ma hi i!.. un i- nnKM;i:iiK , i n. s I .VII HIPS ' ih '-n assorted white Wa-hlweirds, "." leases t'inTi Soap, h.-soi .-. kinds, Ju hxc Shu , Tallow, ami upal .'am l.-, plain and -in;ai ured In e-d I'.. i In.lNMI 4 .1.. Ham-, ;isi tt Kb , l- W.t Penil Itarl. y , With : complete :o--"i tmeiil ol f'.iniih (Jr.s-eri.-g iaWy, SBraabs torn mt K'KKKV hltos., mv 17 sj Main street. M, m.i Ti lias .i.yit j t: wt: i. h f NEW STOCK AT BIT T Ki l. I. e .- Wc Wi.iild leaperttnlly inform lln- puldic that we ban j ' . -1 rer. ive.l cur new stork of fiold and Silver ,,'h, . iiw JeWelry Sllel..re, t'l.s ls,J.,i,l I'. n-, .tc, in Indilie sohio very tine l.sx-s, t'orwl, M. ii , nn I i'.ihi. .it., very nch and handsoiiii' -til.- ufOoMQaard, P..L, and .st chains, llr.a.st I'm Un.- leta, tir Kmys. ' III i ,-l Ul!l. -WV would call parti, ular attention to our l sk ..I led. I ami silver Watches, which ate ot sup. ri' i -pi tlitv iii alt wmptrH Aba. c 1 aba k al TaIde, lis. Sail , ui.l Mustsid Sj ti l Potbs, A. . .i oi intei pur. SRaal . Silver plated Ware, burh a Caalont, Caki Pa--kets, Motne. dr., id rai iitsi Qiwi in, d lyi no li iioi. w e ire .sllin t Baatafa pcataa f-u cosh, and a ni nut oui ,:.ts to la ai represented. n.sln BtTTKid.l.P l!K'i- I- Msin t H HK'T. OPI ti p. toil Ht:. T. Ill on ttlstst"i ..I House No, 4. Main ti.et. for real siiital.h' f.r a piiy -n i.m i laaTjwr. Iii'imreat store Is low. myJo-lvc gUlt PPt: I TO H.tUS Hill t ttl PI P w in -... aad ha -al. hv lav 1 1 vi Ul if. I I: a Klio..rguit: si it si h i H t: h woi it hp m iii t . in.-, i i. nd i part bavin froai S.Onu In S2,uiai to join him ni a Pliwriaa Sc., raMarj lie i n " .-e. lil:' III one . I the le.-l Mills li.ais on ihe I xiok . rivr, and close .. tailway coHiliiiiliii'atloii Hl "Ki.-' I iu seeking a pailli. I i aot -.. loo. h a oil "I ipilal (Ioi his l-coiind lliililiiagajin j Mwcbiaery is paid t.u , all batm m- i as it i lo lie T w il Ii "lie to aasilt, and w ho 111 . be ii l.i ..ii Iii up loll n p.nt i y oi limlier trade, which he liiius. il has Ins-iil. lie 'i lime will la- mm h Inken up in pr.n ui no; orders and other matt'i-: ale i will 1 1 j i- 1 1 1 1 . resUil" Milch "I hlB Ihlie fix'iu home. To any sirty who l.i- tin-, amount, oi in 1 1 appl oa. h, will II lid 1 I, i a co. -d "pp 1 1 11 1. 1 1 Tlie most reliable reference cab l-e j-iveli aad the ii. i.- ill Is- ! illlled. Koi li.iil.ii puii- 1 1 1 ,i i - appl) lo Mi UoIstI Sl iiu.il . Ml Wade Saidi .nl Dool fsr-toiy aawiRa ai to Joseph Sn .w P..t,.ka both of ladialet. luyll

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PMu i .1 n i It.rt tilts : M s ti"v i - o AsSSaM t l VN .N V i .JliilNhl' KKAI'KK AXl M"W KW the tM view i ,t . . i iiivt n; d. ut liuiii.' all tl.- l-itc?.t iui rov cmeuta. atat Sales in -creast d in i vears Iroin l to i'i,nwi ! BbMrU M i u-!e !- ortaai oid'iloo I'otatoes jist raaoSve,l ale. I -i -ai-- at the lowest m:w ket pre . Ill ajOMUItities to -nil. k) CIIAS. Mi .inllNSTu.V unit Main sir et. ,, 1 1 . m, .1 . MM . 'ti TT M t.Mi ! MM. Just rf-cejv. ', - -:ea.farK. B. HauiUkan, tn... lot . th- lei.i .:eil KKN ?i I T! M E, ID Hoarte and plats. A LLls k UoWKS, may 14 o r -tr. . t. JLj J dozen Okrktaa, BMHrine laneUn, S do Mix d Pick hs, do do, 2 do t'how-t"ow. So oil I do Picesdilli, do do, o w Iwle i '!M in. do do. Reeehil hr K el this day at bm ,1 .. 11 . OXJK A BOM'S, r.v Mkjki, ioo hi sh. t ui sn S ground just reoei id. lor asdc i t-a (11 AS. M. JOHNSTON. Ml Hi tilt .tp pi i s. pi .u Hhs.i.yii Pi aai i J" htti.h . Iru-d Aeid. s. 1" d" do Peacftwa, 1 cosai Prunes. .I e i received and lor sale by tuyll Has McjoHNsTiiN r llt.S J.VH U l,a mm .V keg nnsnrlail ITttshiirg and Wheeling Nails, "itti hoxos aas'd Window Glass, pin do do Flasks, 7a do do TuruhU-rx, SB do do Jara. Jtt-t reoeivi-d hv myll WIIRP.LKR a KlflGS SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND ll"l...-AI.K A Nil libTAIL DKTOT. STONE, GENTHNER A CO , M ASV K ACTU REC8. KaVIRflR . It A BCOCK ..Acrait, I v I VfRTItXR, I NDI A R A. Han ' -ii taatlv on h m l Sisn, Ihstaa aad Roi.i inu siio.s.vki Sm sec Katvaa, of Swperior All, si i LiiuiU i . a. ll s .i-.iied oil m ily and elroag. I ii. oil f tilled h IIOLKSILE CASH PRICES. A S II ran kraict rra w i Know S St 3b t.. i C:. .:: . ifc s.. a.T ;ni 44 vj J 7i. so lUxlJ.. . . .. loxll pSmM lux L'.. lathi I'M! 1 - -aa.-s sI' ... ...v.. I',. . ii-... n I... lux P!1 isxli 1 10 its ISO 140 I' . . . . . . I? . I iK... - 1 ll'Ck KJUJ.. . ii f . tli.i i.s , i, hand or pnt np at sbvrt lioli.e. DOOR S. -Tl -tilf..... 1 VJ 1 45 1 MO 2X) ..H J-l-X.-e 1 M 1 TO son i In y.6o 1 90 j At . s .,,,. - 2 ......... Z lxb M 1 --- " hk v7 .!,4 o ,M i-! 2'. ...... Mb... ...... ...I a.,..M tj 'a i III It I. I Mlli. ' ee. I'i ie ' -r. ft InxlJ. Ivll loxl". .V ' -a.. n, ,af. ft..aj Nat U5a.af3l....fl v. fi ir, 17. 0 . . .i.nm, .... 1 4 HI 1 7....... J . 2 -JJ 1! 7 a .'ai :i IHI .1 uo ;t in P'vl IIIXl' ISsMs, !' It A M p:s aasa. ixln InxlJ Mher sizes ma.1. Hoar aail Ulassw. tiik ksasx. eater. I f I1 Iiu I., otxler. I IH I N I is ..I -i.- made to order. l; IkkiK.s other ih ni i.unlur si7ea a band, or made . ii short notice. Iki.rs nioiild'sl ;,. wider, lluilders should, ifpns sihle, iu ik Ih. ii I i mi.-- .. r, nl , i -i.-s. thry I sn tll.'ll he sll pie ,1 ai ..IH llllle. Oatttag. bidiiiK, and loorinx for sale. Mould ban of alt sl Peat lag Hoards 4' bt loanx le asatMi 8sss W isatuw rouiai tut twelves lii'hts All order luii-st I e addnstaeri to 1 . .- RAROOI K , niyll-lyddrw RwaaatRte, lud J. Card. Mgti.t.vM 1. 1.- Rpii.t.f itt i. rm aniioilln e the i itirfdelioll of the extensive im prnvenient- to l heir concern, which have Isvn in prorre for some lim.. past, afford the utmost li ilil i for i in i i tIt. on an xlenoive trsde, hy sell im: .. 'darin i ly ai such prices as can m-tfavl t unii.-r il -..iti-l.i, I. in . ILtv inK this bja I in view, even coii-id-ratiou that slraightfc rwwrd deaiiim. founded ou h"iior and litN'rality, cau ao, aill Is- i'. i l. d l.i. wnd Ihus ustaUisb mutual cuutideii.. betwoeti 1-uy. i mid seller; The stuck as unusually lai j;e.evei 'iepsi liueiit i epl.-l. . and pui chasers may i.lj u-n m.-coug with an ejttenat aas"l lluelit on rensoiialde terms. They would di ns i pnti. ulai stieiiti-'ii I" il . ir liUe importation "f Irish Li am i; -. i t ! 4-4 Irish Liueus, 1J 4 Uaaa PiUww i hm- Liusus, Hand kei hi. i-, Tow. ls. Napkins, lUc.u hed AuA Bn.wn Liuen Tal.U' Ck.tiiH. Ac, Ac. Ilnrarar ot Wain aud Ki i-1 streets. aiyll ggHIP.ll HP. t.P IOOO LPM. sitvjim MJP i and Dried Has i receln d and S sals by CHAR. H JOURRTOH, Powey's Block, myll yiinii street, BSM the (wiiai. ti o i. p it i s tt i . a. ; i I .nFirst street, N iwe. ii Vine ami Pirision streets, k' - i- 'li-rntif t V "li hand a ftdl assortment of Para sals, I iiihn 11 1", Walk in- I u. .'.... .iml . ll- tliem it the low. -I prices. Pepaiiine .June at short notice and in the Is .-t manm r. AM turners' work prolHpllV d'.lie. wylo-tsui .1000 t:iu.i Jtrm. l pii mips tol sab hi I lie d' ' ii oi humirei!. In I... ,a suiall W h'le Means, J.' liishels orn Meal, for sale at myll . II. coi'K SfiN'S. Look Out! rgMlt: I .YltPHSIiJ p.li MtiSptU T m full j bey i to I nan an Um riUtaa id Kfraaa ville.tli.it In- Lie- l" i io il :i I..I nf liot-t U Kl'K XITIUI. Ii.. in tie Ki.-i, , ii ,. .. 1 1. i. ,, a wlnih he intend- 1 1 i s low as at any store in the city. Persons in wiini ! ...I furniture are Invited l call 1-1. ne i ha -in.- ..s.w here. I taka all kin. Ij ot old furniture iu .-X. h.iue for new i I I: i.l ' I Ml LIHKB, I' .Ui in i,. i,,,, i im mt nre, on Stsond st l.-lu.eii Mam and Locn-i. mylO-iiui .9PW HOOlis PI I. I.JIM l I IU i W Pi ii,.-.. ,. Ih Hoits.- of lurid . Snurcreon'n s. ri0"iis, fifth . .Iii i. i, . i 'it v "f the Great King;Th Ministry ..I Lite . hit. .,t .lames Watt, The f OS Ions Hasistdd Lor. m I inl.- I, en ma Long ; High Lit.- in N.-w Y..rk. hy .1. ai -ith. .ii .slick, Ho man' i. and lis Her.. .,i. ,.t Ko ..rvon. For sale by ''UN IIEALV, v I i 1 1,, i tint ami Hain streets wvi. st cawowaa r.r. aanraaToa gg I P U It it tfl.K A" H HO I I. II TO. V Mm hot. -al. DI&l'UOISI D den in PantT, Oils, isxiMti -, Ac,, Washington Block Hain St., aVan die. l.i I. ton ni I. ants sopfsHad ou T. rv lit- r.il l i ms niv T-It Ice Cream! Ice Cream! Jm HOfi.t:. I.JMTK "i TMTM i m.n f Fair. II a . m uld ressvtiully iuform the pril l,. . .... r.lly tbat be baa apewed his Ire nuin .-.Jovi. . and will waxraiit his cream to Ins of the pur. -t ii. I i.e -1 d. In i. i.- 1. nid msde in theevty. Bvesioc pu n, - and u. d dim -can lax supplied at the shoic-r n il..- in.l .ii the neat reasonable term-. The Sl.- i. hs- Is, en lately fitted up in a s., i h -ly I. att: A lures safl ly "i ..nl. . ti.iimry and f'raekei s k pi cue tautly ou hsnd, and far sale at wholesale r o t ill myo-l mil o .ni i i i hs. oh tfmtJLMtmmti MM, I KRs -A psiiner .- wauled luenawfe in a Klouriue MHI, in a town on lbs. OkaV RJver, ' wh. i -- ll.i l. i- i Ii ..... , i-h deuiaiid l.sT MMre S.mii ami ..Sail thin . in inn id stone can make. The .i il.in.. ia way, md a cru mill sjasj in "pen lloU.UII. Mill, tl ,,(.,lled Is c.lMlal snSstieiii to pin. lis .. I li.ll". i's p.,1, Mflbk Tile I ., . nt "WI I i- i pi ;. I,, ai Mill-i aud .Millwright II - n.ssls a p 1 1,. , ,, ., ,.,., ,.i.iul, and capable ..f doiu il ui dM.r taastaaras. f'oi p.o ii'i.lai ap4y I . Mi t 'srlile, at the Joui n il olh -. my f-3w ii I'ttr.trt.s :iu sms. Jl MT WW ., d pel -I, UU,. ir. hill III 1 I"' ' - by CIIAS M..HHN liiN.I'osey'sBbxk, myll Mam sir.!, nesr Ihe Oanat rPliP: nt'lPti's' lsi mat- i innaliu i, I ' h-ir-i Pepper. In l.a s All-1 7 I v , - it. I i , . .s I or sale t mjll vvliiKLLH d BIOOS-

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