Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 251, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 June 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, INO. SATURDAY MOltMSG. Jl NE 11 We have the last annual report of the Straight Line Railroad to the stockholders, containing au exposition of the present condition of its affairs ami the future prospects of the enterprise. The Directors express a confident opinion that the decision of the Circuit Conrt in the case of the road against the city of Kvausville, will be reversed iu the Supreme Court, and that the company will finally recover from tbc city the amount of bonds and interest, which now exceed $130,000. The company has been unable to obtain any settlement with the contractors, He . i Willard Carpenter & Co After exhau.nin ' all their efforts to procure a just ami" amicable settlement and offering to refer the matter according to the provisions of the contract to arbitration the coaipauy have been compelled to resort to a suit, which is now pending, to compel a settlement of the contractors' accounts. In the account filed in court against the contractor?, the company charges them with Bonds, cuah, ud MU of various kind to the amount of $070, 7And credits thein with vork done according to tho contract to tb amount of MTM Leaving a balance of $4Xi,o'J This account may be slightly varied by proof on trial, but it is sufficiently accurate, the report say, to show tbc amount justly due from the contractors. In estimating the present assets and property of the Company. Ihc President presents tho following exh ..: Roadway mju work dona on it 8.rsD,000 Assets In W. CsrpeuU-r Co.' hands iJ5,000 Due from uty of Lvansville i:vo,0HO Due from otter subscriber 75,000 Land not a iftnl or sold 4,000 Total of assets md property g'.iM.OPO lnsiduous efforts have been made to break up and dissolve the Company by certain parties who have au eye upon these assets, with r design of cmte..lioK and destroying them, in the general wreck of the Company's affairs which would follow a dissolution. This amount is tuo large, says the President, to suffer to lie lost. It may, when the affairs of the company shall be again put in order, and in more propitious times, prove the basis of a new and successful enterprise to complete the road. The efforts to break up the compnut have been very active and persevering, and the design was to have been1 accomplished by its originators at the last election, by choosing a board of directors who would discontinue the suit against the contractor?, and allnw them to hold on to what they had got, and in the general scramble of -'save who can,'' other parties would ruu off itli t hat miffiH remain. The delinquent subscriber; for stock had been purMia.led thut they could thus Mali tho payment of their intos.- -Tboe who had BMffjtft land cie told that it gbould be recovered for fliciu, if they would join in the movement. Men than a hundred stock hot dVI van induced to ign a paper like tbc following, which we extract from the report : Whereat, an illegal a ocialh.n of person claiming to be a corporation, duly urgimjmti under the lawo of the Stale ot Indiana, under the uame ot the Kvansvillo, Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Lino Uuilro.i I ComIany, claim to hold a debt agauit me, evidences by a promissory note, for alxut $ , whicb ts fraudulent and UDjnSt ; Now I have this day employed . I oliu V. I :lier, Harvey 1. Scott, .lohu N. V..vn.- n ! Newton Booth, attorney s at law, to prosecute and defend all Miits uece-ar to defeat .u I claim; and should said atloraevs succeed in ' hol.lino me clear, free, and harmless from said note, or render it impossible br said Railroad Company, ei tin ir u -ii, ton cover the nme from me, I obligate inv -elf to pay said Attorney s without relief from valuation or appraisemnt law ihe sum I of $ A -similar paper authorising the same j parties to sue for and rocover the l.indj that had been couveyed to the railroad for stock, and agreeing to give one-half the tjuantity recovered to the Attorueis for their services, J was excutl. To these latter papers was i atbiched a power of attorney, atttkorlsiM one of the gentlemen to vote for the parties; at all elections of officers and in the tnuisaction of other htisuics' at the stockholdermeetingF. Over one hundred Mockliulders had been !a-guiled into the plot, am! nn. wtlh these proxies to vote, lite design of ihe contractors was to elect a Hoard et Dire tor compo.ed ot theii own creatures, who would allow thaw to eanj m tiieir suit iti their c ' dissolve the company --mid make a ti division of the poils 'imoiig the schcuers. The President says tin-, measures were fortunately defeated, and a Board elected, who are determined to jreerve the corporation, secure its assets, ad- j iutits ai counts, enforce its claims and finally relieve it from all its difficulties When this is accomplished, stork holders may decide whether they -w ill csury tbc original enterprise through, or mufer ilic property and franchises to new corporators lor what ( i hey shall then be worth. F ill confidence i expressesl in the final completion of the rond, which, in the opiu- , ion of the Din tors, is only a question of time; and in. . appeal, with earnestness, to ( the stockholders to sustain the present Directory in their eftbits to bring order ont of j the chaos in which the conpany's affairs hare been involved kg mismanagement and . unscrupulous betrayal of trusts on the part , of contractors. They also warn their con- , stituents against the imdduons designs of men who would lead them to strand the hip in which they are embarked with the design of plundering the wr. !. tit. r tindisaster. ojr The ('ommii-stoners of Tippecanoe .utility on Monday licensed rorty-ttcu drinking establishments iu the ritj of Itfayette. The number, it is said, will he aai sA Av anevivlit K .w al ' a . m enuuu w .upp.j ic viursiy ne. t ities til the place. A wun.au was refused a lieeqaa op the ground that the law did ' nm c.n temptaie tnat aoggeues wouia t kept i,v women.

ComntunuxUtd. F. T. Cablile, Esq., Dear Sir: I have just receded trotu the

Trustee' office a copy of the enclosed bill fur my approval. Before I take the responsibility of approving said bill, I would like J to hear from a respectable number of the subscribers to the Canal Fund, and if they direct me to pay the bill, a check will be ' .-ent as requested. Please publish this note and the enclosed bill. Yours Very Truly, RICHARD RALEIGH, State Trustee. AIM. i t mf E.y uJ.t-r.-, at tke OJlot at EeatueJh ami o4h Vil'.- of lteja.rnt, dV. ... .a I ill . 4a A Mrr. W..t7!.-I A hlmtviortn, wnwromorurnitnre tM 2S W. 1. Dovruey. for I month and 1'- dajVaer i-.., lKl B. M Evansville journal Co., Hill Printing sa U Jo 2 ,a si fte 4 UU 40 M ai Kn.iuiier orticc, " ' r idswtarint- office 1'a.Niini, - " Carpenter' work ou Ofllce I IU I ill for tepaf rim; Caual on No. '.I. M. Kab i., " OtncrOfllc Ex line Km law liltnl Bnnjaeae ... 31 M ... 5 35 ...TOO 00 f 647 72 ... !lj ill) ... 99 Oil Z H. k , J lon'ilh'' -! V I 1 i! f70 52 J. K. AYHKLiiTT. Sun t. daw k f.ir ftiK above amunt drawn, vayaldo '" W. f. DOWNKY, See'jr B. M. I hart oxamiuod the above, and find it correct. Z. H. COOK. Prea tof B. M Post Office Coxvi niknce. The city au thorities of Philadelphia, at the suggestion of the Post Master, has adopted the London l ... 1 I .J . U a nt fifw

F.n, ,... nitrc lBu uouu. -ni j 9tftmp3 Rro ,1?ed. Tne game aifficulty of liestreet lamp posts to be provided with neat, tection attends the re-washed stamps, bnt

strong iron letter-boxes, in which the people may drop their correspondence without a long walk to the post office. These boxes are scattered all over the city, and are opened regularly several times daily. An im mense number of letters are deposited ii them, showing conclusively how much the public needed such an accommodation. Instead of granting facilities of this kind i for mailing letters out west here, though a , , . , m o r, rrt.iv I .A olanninrr ir thn ft I f r I ,, . in a w ol "J ' mail ear, in which there is a mail agent on a high salary, "aud nothing to do," must walk a mile to the post offiee, lose 50 eents' worth of time and labor to comply with some arbitrary and senseless -requisitions of the Tost Master, in mailing a three cent letter. In this part of the country, the Post office H fast getting to be an institution for the profit and gratification' of the officials rather than an organization for the convenience and benefit of the people. Tyranny in the Navy. It is stated that about ba!f the crew of the United States : frigate St. Lawrem e hnve gone iu a body tu Washington, to lay serious complaints ! before, the Secretary of War. They .state that revolting punishments have been inflicted upon lie in, and some of their beads wen shaved, and that, while suffering ftoin delirium, resulting from the broiling sun upon their unprotected heads, number.- of them jumped overboard. They also com plain that they had la-en uujusily tine. I in -utns which erionslv diminish the amount so hardly earned. The health Wt MM of tinmen is said to have been so much under- . i . j : luiiieu ity ji; oirio i i n r-rirrin, nr o iiionptu itatc them for further duty in the service. THK ItfMSIAR ANI FltF.VCH Ttfl ATY. I.OI'd ierty, in addressing: a deputation who pre-

.,.-nted a memorial praying the government yet signified his acceptance, and an effort is ; lo pursevore in its policy of non-inlerven- J la'iug made to induce him todec'ineaud ali iiimi, replied that bW mini.stn had no inten- hiw Jude Swan to run as an independent

tion ol changing their present course, and albidiug to the rumored alliance between Russia and France, he said the Goverumeul ' had received reported aud positive a.-sur-a ,.,. rrom Prince (iorlhakoh that no uch treaty txieleil, and the written memo- . i . l. l. - .J l - c a i . .a::uu.u w.iicn uau oe.n exenaugeu oeiween tl. - Russian and Kiein h Guvereroente iu no way atlected the interests of this country. tW Two hundicd and twenty-nine cadets at West Point have addressed an eloquent letter to Mis-s Ann Pamela Cisninou am, recent of the Ml. Vernon Association at Richmond, Va., enclosing $4T8, being two do?lar ene.'i, h h contribution to the M i. Ycrnou Hlind. The contribution of those warm-hearted young soldiers bears off the pnlt.i for liberality over every similar compaajr, in proartion to their numbers, extent a M .-onic Lodge in Mobile, whose subsctiption was (riven with a view only to the wcnlth and patriotism of its members. Thirty-three stars must be on the National Flag from nnd after the Fourth t.1 asl ! - -.a ... -.y " compliance wun the Act oi Congress, passed April. 1848, which declares thut, on the admission of every new State, one star shall be added and that the addition shall take place on the Fourth of July next succeeding auch admission. The starry field upon our nationtional cnil.lem is getting crowded. What shall we do when the " whole boundless continent ' i ours and divided up into countless States. Tha hondou Times savs the sympa thies of England are with the Liberals in Mexico, and that the British ministry will continue to iecognic the Jaurez administration as ihe legitimate government of tbe country. It makes the avowal with more etnpluuus because its correspondent apparently intimates that the British representatives have inclined to the opposite side. It regards with great satisfaction the alleged proceedings ot tke Americans. The MoikT Vebjioii 7cni. From the Secretary's report, in the Mount' Vernon Record, we observe that another instalment of $10,000 had been paid over by Mr. Riggs, the Treasurer, to Mr. Washington. Out of If 20o,0u0 purchase money, oaly about $30,ooo now remains to be paid. But, " apart j from the sum requisite for its proper maintenance and sate guardianship, the rtegeni ascertaiucl from reliable sources that it will require about $20,000 to restore the grounds ami make the repairs necc-wiry to arrest the -11 rapid uecav now coins ou. Therefore, the Kcseut will uot be ablo to authorize the eloailg l the last payment uutil a sufficient -1 1 v i ha.-, la-en sevuiv.l t.i ..n.rol ll.u inatnl. ment. aod to meet the responiilitiea awumed as soou as the purchase is concluded.

Alarming Fraud upon the Poit offlte A correspondent of tbe X. Y. Herald from Washington, says investigations into

the affairs of the post-office department has led to the belief that lrauds to the umouut : of over a million dollars are perpetrated ; upon the government by counterfeit letter J stamps. It is believed that there are two persons eugaged iu this nefarious business ; one which manufactures either from eugraved or photographed plates aujj sells new postage stamps, aud another that gathers those which have been used from waste paper collections, and by means of an acid VMaMI off the post-office tuiup that was put ou them when they pulsed through the office l'uder the present tHst-tl avsteiu there is no means of guarding .-igainst the first named evil, for the manufacture of the potagestauip is so simple that one man can make his plate and produce thousands of sheets without the aid of a single person todispoce of I in-ill He bus onlv to come into collision with some of the posmasters, or their clerks, of wbich there are more than fitly thousand, in all, throughout the country. All of them are entrusted with the sale of stamps and no check can be kept upon , them, for there is no possibility of ascertain- . ing how many stamps there are in the ban 's of the people. I When these letters are posted, the clerks ; have no time to scrutinize the stamps on them, and they are rapidly defaced with a I black stamp. As the letters with the black stamps on them pass again into tbc hands of the people, the Department can form no pos itive idea as to what extent the fraudulent r m they are supposed to tie nsed to a less extent than counterfeit, on accouut of the greater facilities for selling them. Efforts have been made hotb in this country and in England, where the same difficulty occurs, to obtain an indellible ink for tbc purpose of defacing the used stamps, but without success; and the inefficiency of our police system for preventing the operations of counterfeiters, leaves the manufacturer of postage stamps to labor with impunity It is the opinion of rn-rsons well ver.-ed in in.. ..ti.iii-c ..t ii.,, P...1 1 1 1.-.,,,. ...... oi iui .....in . ... wiv . uj, . ' . i . . w..ii uu. in r. k Washington, that these frauds have an in timate connection with the deficiency in ita revenues, and could the IV tmaster General devise some means to stop them, the Department would soon become a self-sustaining one. The only po.-sible. maimer of doing it seems to lie to abolish entirely Ihe use of postage-stamps, and resort to pre-navraent i by the use of stamped envelopes, which should be guarded in their manufacture by water marks in the paper, and every other contrivance and improvement in style and construction of envelopes which the Postmaster General can possibly devise, without increasing too much the cost of the envel opes to the public The Ohio Supreme Court. The five Judges of the Supreme Court ot Ohio are Republicans, three of whom united in the decision au taiiiin the constitutionality of the Fugitive Slave Law. The term of one of them Jude Swan --is aUut to expire, mid a successor is to be choi.cn at the next Slitte election. JttdM Swan HaJ i a candidate for nomination al the recent i i Republican Convention, and was opt and defeated in convention on mi ouut of hi opinions in the fugitive lave CMC. This proscription of au able judge, for a i coDscifcut ious (minion on a constitutional iiueiition, lias created a strong feeling amone conservative men of all parties in that State. The audi late for the Supreme Bench nominated by the Democrats hiis not candidate, to le supported by the Democrats and the conservative Americans and Repub. i lieans. If this arrangemcut can he cffecied, there will kv little doubt of the election i of Judge ?wan. Hi MBoi.iiT. The following is an et.it. .me I . o 0f the will of the great naturalist Fie has bequeathed to his domestic, .Stffert, who lived with him :.'l years, all his immense library, and all his articles of value, with the exception of a few whicb he charges him to present to certain persons. His manusoripts, however, are not comprised in the donation, and among them is a geographical work of greater extent than any hitherto published The domestic is his testamentary executor. The inoncvin hand, at the time of the Baron's decease, was less than 500 thalers. Of this sum he has given 400 thalers to the servant with instructions to apply the money to the expenses of his funeral. As a proof of the little value M. de Humboldt set on personal distinction.-, it may he stated that the great number of decorations i.:-i. t- : a f .i.- - : wmcu uei.au rtce.ici irum ine aotrreitfua oi an countries were round lying pi-u-mvii in a enpbord. His legal heirs, the sous and ; grandsons of bis brother William, had caused j the property to be put under seal, not be- . ; ing aware of the donation to Seiffert. This, old and faithful servant had some year3 be- i fore been appointed guardian of a royal ' palace at his master s request, but tbe King dispersed w ith hia fulfilling ihe duties of his post during the lifetime of Humboldt. The Frost. The Cincinnati Qtnetlr says the second reports from the country, tegnr.ling tbe crops, are more favorable, nnd it is safe to conclude that people were more scared then hurt by tbe frost. That mod injury has been done, is not to be questioned, bnt, notwithstanding, the prospects for very large crops are good, having been much improved by rains which have fallen within the last forty-eight hours. From several points we learn that the frost killed the fly, which was injuring the wheat, but caused littlu dantatre to the latter. As regards corn, it will he all right again in a week M two, and with favorahle weather, hereafter, the largest crop ever grown in the West, may be calculate ! upon, with entire safety. The Cincinnati 7W says the Uepnblicaus had a joyful meeting at Obertin on the return of their delegate from tbe Republican State Convention. Speeches were made by Giddings, Professor Monroe, aud Langston (colored Republican i, iu whieh they nil claimed that Oberlin had triumphed at the Convention. They exulted over the defeat ef Judge Swan, and rejoiced thnt iu tbe nomination of Mr. Dennison and Cibolsou they had succeeded in getting candidates for Governor and Judge. who, if eleoffli. would fully carry out the Higher-law noions of Obelin !

Mr. W. D. Griswold, of Terre Haute,

WHS, On W cdncsdav, electcl vice I dent and Treasurer ol the Ohio and Missis sippi Railroad, at a salary of ,v.,0JO a rear ije y reported to have been elected, on the Presideutof the Terre Haute Al atMi gt Louis RailroaJ. The two oftice? we presUme, are incompatible, M they are, in some measures, rival roads. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. mmOTiCK.-Jl L, PiiKSIt.S'S II J I WW inj claiuta against we, art- reHRstJ t" munt them at the Gaa office. TU! collection ot claims not presented k) tlu 1-r of July next, be reaiited. jellltt T. d. VYH1TK aaaaf ffJt KOTJVir MJi CMMJVMtm ! -KKVKK vJO HtrOEl 0FPBBK0 AT UEXAIL. . k sewim; mac h in k ri"n and within TMK KEAt.'H 09 ALL. A PR At Til AL FAMILY MfiYYlXi. 51 A II INK KOK MX bOLLaJtft. ItAKTI.KTT S I" ATI'NT VOTBLTY -I W ING MAI UINK. IT HAS BELN PBoYEI) AND 1M PttOVKB BfJaUM THE FAST 11 HONTII8 MANl FAlTl'ltlNa VAtlLITIKS IMMKN I LY IMCKKAKKD. ADDRESS OFFICES. J. W. BAKTLKTT, Patentee, 421 aWeashrag :. J, W. BAKTLFrrT. r.'.Z Uhestnul st.. Phils E. K. Hl'GuINS, Agent, 4n Sixth t.. Cin't.. II. HL'GCINS, Agon;, 'J2 North 4th -t , M I. (iEO. F. LEUUKTT, 17 WeattrMf M , Detroit. , Agents are Inmiik established in every CVmmFJ throiixhont the I in ted Mates. Appln oit- I i ageuciua will address either of the above . it, . ., wbieh are prepar il to till prompti.v all orders for Mvbinea. wholesale or retail Send fbr a circular, with cuti of Mailiinr, and samples of w ork. All letters, M ensure attention, nrMB4 BMstalal return postage. jell lunl.Vw Cmmmtif vvdtrt.Mtl Vanderburgh county orders drawing intercut, which have leen endorsed previous to January 1, lH.r.fi, will l- r. dteriK.l on presentation to the Coiinly Treasurer. N H. I will pay n o in- r,..t aieruing on - .t I oiJer-artor tins date. 'I'll l. V I N N I M A M X June- In, 1S3M. j. II if US'HKKIt Oil. lO U.tUHf.l.S t'1U JLd sale by the Idd or sOUtll ipinutitv. join s i: i I Lit K RT V Bilt It: IK Jilt 50 MJtliM fl HH for sale by jelu S. K .I LBFB t .v CO. N HISII ..V . .- WW Assorted sizes iiIumvs - ii hand, loi -ii. low by m it. s ioo S K. QILBKBT A i'. mmwJmm CMmtCM nut S. R. f!I LBKKT A CO. sale ly m; h u i.n .virrnoV all kin.U, tor awie low by jelo S. K. i.ll.BKllf & CO. mill 1 1 LIMti .TOO H.: it it l i WW in fine order, for sale ly JelO E .II.HKRT X fo. . j.t its i.i Hs..ssoHTi:n si.-s, lii. iii 1 ipmi t to ' gallon, for sale l jeio . K. OILRPKT A i U. M A.-.MO.V St'UI f SO 0W.'t, i doaen eat Ii, vtarrantotl pure, for tah bj S I QILBKBT .1 00 jelO II III. M., I lilt. I SI AH, S. K i.II.HKKT A M tor sale kg .Y I f.. 43 it it is. i' i ut: ti. r jelu fauiil) for sal. I S. t. 0 I.HI HT ,v ., No. 4 Se.ini..e sins t. CLIAS THICK ICE PROM LAKE PRPIM. mrm. p. . yml k jit tuh )Wm em nest solicitation of man pei soiis, has eoiirlu.'cd la ) ist ril . ii ,- a portion of aiaBFLCNDIIi l.AKK ITI'lN If K to the eiti.-ns ..f the low ii. In leayiuir n at their doors from wairoiis. lie v .11 .naiavae m kegla Ike baakjtai la aiwi nun. inc. l lie icc is ik' .nar a crystal- si.ini as a roca, and t it i it r v inches in thickness. is eorrv hat the iabjd I CMal and heavy ex -t.-se ofj.roruiiot; ""' allow him to put the price so 1..W to i ..iisum. r as he would wi-h , I. ut he is .-i uaded that w lieu its dniahility and HMt M Wall ties are fullv tested, it w i I he found cheaper th hi j any other to he had, and when the KBSaal far Ike wnoie season a ue is ioou-m up, in." i. i.o ...u.e will not be found to he greater than the sum paid ..r ..in oi .unary i. e u. i. uu- ti . .is. ii - TUoae Mho wish a ie(u!ar supply at tlo-ir stoics or riWflliuKS. will pleaas leae their orders ul I. . O'RIbKY'HcoontinK-ro'in. juio TMK Ol.ll SF.TTI.r.ltH AJS'H new . ..ne rs and citizens irenerallv. 1 onld return uiy sincere thanks lor tUe verv lilieral patrouase bestowed on ine f.r lie- last taruu -two years, and w,.ul,l at, licit a eontinnauoc of faviis. My Mrw-k e i l.U(a ami coiuplete, eoulaioiiix ev r variety of ar licles pertaining to Ike laddie r and llario -s Lum iioss. All of whli-li I offer at wholesale ami Mtail, at tbe hsaaal a(fiirs. ft.l i. ,i. . allnlel i .iiuiiirt I..-I- I- I Ulcli.t-il. , latwheia. J. t. KLLIUTT, jeln-lai Bo. W Main at. ma ii nn.n .it st. a w i KWSKINH. Cl'RNICKK'O, are opeainc aut In tie' (ren, ral tiroeery busine-s .t t U i- .-H -known stand 47 Main street with a stone t. We will keep a Urn- nn.l well s. -. l.-.l st. of arl it lea nanallv kept in Midi estal.lishments. Ju... .., I- I.USKINK, I It M K a ' ' ni'i Kuui.yu re THK JBOf'K, we take pleasure i-i r. remnn ii.Ii.i ; I nunieroos trim. I nu me Messi and cu-toniers aur snccee M.-sNM. KUsKlNK., I UMCK A r and ho: - , tke w ill rerebu their lull shale of pat! nag, ! June USt. E. II 8 A BIH ft CO J lM Mil. M 'K MJ VK HEM O I 'K II QM II... remainder ol our stock "f Tens, Tl.i and Clears to Mr. J 1'. Klli-Kt's l.u.ld.iiK. No- - " Main strut. hens we oiler them for ale ch. n Those iu. Id. ted te us will altaat aai Bit al oace. j.10 K II SAMIN ft C' B. WALDKIRCH, PRACTICAL JEVLRB ft KNU i;a V Kl'i, Aud Dealer Iu Jnvt lrlea, S. V. loasra ... Kia-i .mi S. soki r!.irt KVAN.- II.I.K Ilk j. '.in mm v j PPM i t m n m 1 iru sr. j Aw tb.u.iji I'ow.lci. f ral. and I'rvvM'tu l.av advanced tltice tbe tMtnnien . no-nt of th. . n ( an war, SAm KMIIiril TO . keep HM poaabu low prices on Watch spruijr Skirti. I)i ss Sles. ftc, and to jus-t the i .txhini; ;irniy ol ens. turners, tin y Reeu cousin m iv tuiners, they Rf-ep constantly supplie.l with tin- . -fc m TjlllTI mUeeirt niaftf til mil 500 JIMtSk KMK.y'tM PHl.'KN, "mi tt Geri.oOi t li. i ric, io . x s Later ii ,iin-. :nt9n Zante Currants, l.si lbs Gataoa i itrrn, '. bids s. . Mi. n l 1 frails Date-. Kec.lv.. I this day at . 11. ( i'K ft SOS'M. HKK. 'OH SJP S.lt.U I'll km: si: this .lav at 7.. tf. cilOK WN'S imMvTIIP TO COyTBJtTOHS '- tfw iiori.ntiuNt; ok main strfei KVANSVILLK, lXR Be Ooaaaaaa OomkII tka i ii) .-f EraaavtUe i will receive sealed proposal- until tl - :h day of . Jnne, 16 for lcldennr Main strrv t t sani . it . froni th North 1 ol" Kirst tr I to SSaa 4'aiuil, a j listaace of aliout 14W feet, the width ol tli strcsrt lsin( 5 feet 4 iwliei fn in rurl. t. curb. Contra, tors w ill I-.- requuel to fanli-li all il.e OMtercais, ana do tlw- work . ...l.n,' ... plans n. specifications now on tile in Ihi- tti. i ; .n.-l th.name or names of tie -nr. t ie . f the I iddei - innt acroinptiiV It.. I ..Is bj .,11 SBHi HATKIc K Bl KKK, June C tf it CTrrk m.tl.i: OK I .11 I .1111 I H M JI. TATK IS ET A SSv 1 LLE. On tha sixth day af Jul v. KM, I will sell at p..lb- wwU -n without leserv. on the premise- tin follow to the h;fc'h.st bidder, 1. .--I ll.e-1 fe .1 tate, to-a It : Lots tate, to-wit L-ts X... l. 11. It LT, 11, I., In. 17, 1, Hi, a, M, IT, M, , 41, 12, 4:'.. u, 46, 4s 47, 4a. 4'., and fri, ai .leaimtteti on plat ol H.t-rs a Huston's addition t-. :h. tn . t t.aaavftle. l.r aarticalac daaeriatKai isT pr. i.n-. -, see plats in posse a. too of Siiiiin. I Suind.-ll an I 1' -ker A Foster Terms td aale, one-halt casl. ; . n. t uith on the 1st ..f .Is unary, lee, and one fouith on Un Iral day of ApWI. i with ititer-st deferr.-.l pay n.suts, to is sec ared bv mortif jfre on apart aaraonal secniity. JONATHAN HKNK'K, v. . nr. i je4td AN PHEW HCTiN mmOTMfMi MS BKBMSBt BMP'Mi.V Mr that letters of adminiatratflm haw lsn arauted to tbe an de reigned mi tke estate of Jatn.-s i. Wilis, decease. I, late ot Vanderburgh count . In liana. Tbe estale is su.pos-l t insolvent. jei-3w BHACKET MILLS. Adn.V. WB MSB JBBI VJ lBPl'MfTK M TEAS for retailing, at i.i.i.l Z. H. Ci'UkA aoN's. BMBJilTMi BmJ.VN. II BMP. II BKKK, WW M UUA.E5E. 10 l.u-ii -1- White faii, ie baaea Ha in burgh Cheese, lOOJ Bra Driad Beet, (all arst-rate article) Keeeived this dav and lor sale bv CHAS. Mr JOHNSTON, je4 Main atreat, near the Canal.

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mm mm wbb. s. -aji ;pi 4vkk Mat..l salt Kl.etm - ,,,. th of - KWttm. s r..fnb..j TV. , . Cut.vv ImjitJonand Kindred liseuae is Kiviic ..... :..!..,.. and thousand arc auuuaUy atttiiw th. i . lhij-i ameatae r-:nu',;il wf ;,.,s.. loath vm disease froiu ti.. .. !.... by lid wonderful Blood Partner, tils itiub his . D.teu:- unit iuiim r.-al success a a neater w old sores, T. tier i tlid llinsrworin. Kn Jliie unii t.ii i"'i itch. Tin humorii yield n. it iTi-trintlv. For aale by F. W. SAAVYKK w-d ri:T ": V:f;KI.IN'i;. I?vB-ilte; SpefWer .t Tbwnaeud and s;,.ut d-Brxlii , Now -bui ; nnd Ira Ivfano, lUin! ii. :i, Kv. J. X. HAl;i:i.- i i o.. iij.'-i'-Jiii'lXw rrx)rieton, l in. iimati. !ii... T' .n K ltVMMTH, M'i: l AND DKl'UUISTS. Wu ar Raulacljr riceivinj; anVIiti 1 ..n.of Duuos, Mcorctari), C:i mcai l'. m, -. Vaknismes, Pebitmkry, and r - Aiani.na which we axe prvpnred t. offer t tho t:. l i ifxil terms as can be purcliaaed in Oincii tin I ievil , or St. Loaia. V bav( in store Ij, tons of BxVKA l'l IS utti Leai, in kegs of 20 lbs, ' Bs, and ll0 Iha. which we an selllns to the trade at nianuf ictm .ts' pi i . -KELLFli v Will i ! mvj."-diw 1m No :;2 Ma n st n rmXHJJ i .iK ti Ml H T, HR.iMJZSTJ.VII M best aswrt men t ot Whiten . !. i. i ! -uC r d for sale in this eit v. h lMnj on exhibit u al STOOD.VUl' ' TlIOMl'-ON--, up Ml 17 Main xtnad. . ' B? SO.V S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS AU'Ve ue present v.hi with a eiTert likeness ol TexiK-o, a chief of the tril i i th- Tin. r:- Nation, that mwtt ruled Mei , Y on mUl litul lull account of him and his pie in "in 1 '.-mi pi dels ii nd A'niainie.s, tu l. had RCQUa ffftM lU t( I theaeiille. - Tke inventor and HUUMifartarer " Jwlsow s I M.niJitsin Berk Pills" Ins. pout the tre.iter psvrl of Lis lit.- in traw linp. huvinfi i'iied aearlj everj , country in the world, tie penl over is years anmnir'the Indian" of the lloekv IfMIUIaiM aM o4 Mea i. and It whs thus that NM ' Moi.nlaiii Herd . Tills " were discovered. A wry raere at inn nut. of kia adfeatnres there yon will flwl in mir Alna - . i. i l';ini I.I. t . It i .!. eataMisb. I feci MmM all ii.'hs s arise from IMI'l Ki: BLOOD. Tke Mood la tke life! and wken anj i i .n or unhealthy matter t;ets mixed with it. it is al -nx distrihiited to , r r;:.in al the body. Kvecj v i vfeels t be aoAsai. aa4 all the vital neiratis nnk-kly complain. Tie- -t.unah vill not 1i; - t il..- I.h1 , ' la-rfeclly. The iiv.-r i . se t.. se, r. ; j. MilVe i n. ol hile Hie wiionof the heart is w. ik- i.e.l, and so the circulation is te.-l.le. Tke lilns I . one Co"Lsl w II II I II e .......i itia,,. . .1,-,.. . , . . -vi , ami all I.. ,,, a sil.ht imnuri.v at Ibe f..ni.iain - - .1.- : . ... ... . m - I. n. hesil ol no- Ho- n i vs ii ..u nan uii..iii : amleearth. for nilau in a pnre sprhu:. n-n i whieh ran s in-v ri i . i.n. -i I. w tiiinnl.-the wh vb- course f ih. -t i -.nil l-.-eoin.-s ilj -ti-rh. .1 and alts otored. As (tiick! "ha iMftwe blaoa tl to everv pert, and Inli it- tieg Is-limil. All tin pas- , ungf- ts-i ..me ohsirnrle l, and nnlesa the t hsirie tio'i i- . nio.-n Hie lamp ot I, re prvm cics aai Tlase nllls tnt only purify tile hls... hut rep-ti-.-rat- al! the m-op ti..'i-o Uu-In ii ; t!i'- aie.lli. .. f..r... unrivalled ;.- . CURE roH UILIOI S M3E - f. I bier Cotiipl .int, i. k Baataeke, ftc. Tins Anti I Bilious Mefttetaa exneta fraai Mm -i Vmp Mitdrp lieeds of dist-aae, and rMldera ill the flni 1s and m . re tbrna pure and ttneni, clearing and resuscitating tl.e vital tnat, Pleasant indissl, it is t-. ie. that w.-nre akta la plarv within vo.ir raaek, n ue-.!-. lac lik. the Mouu tain Harb I'ills." that w ill p is- directly ta the af- ' 1ti led parts, lhroUji.h the bbaai u.d iblids of tl.e ' ImkIv. and .-anv-tl e -i.fT- ier to brighten w iih the ' tltisii "d .e..i:tv and To t lb Jadaoa's KHs ara the beat Retaedv in eaiataaca I for the rollowlntr t.ntpln1nt?' : lt..u.-' f Viupl.yint. . I Vn:hs. edd , h.-t li s- iM-s. i". -ti .. in -s, .y,. I lie;sia. Iiarrhea, lr. p- . DeMlltj . Fes Freud Agae, Fi male . aaaplaiats, ll bfa, in.l;;;,. stcu, luMw i enta. Intiiatalli.a Inwai.l weakn.si., I.tverl'otnI plidnU. Lo-im"s of spirita. I'il-, SI ae e.aad (i ravel , Secondary Svn.pt. us, QBEAT FE11AI.E MSDTCI5E! gi-iaales who a!ue heailb, should i.. .-r l with ..Ut these I'i'.ls. Hi. J purity the I.I .. . I. IvniOVe oheti uct.ons of all kind-., . lean-- tha aka af all pin. pi.-, and kkdekea,aMd brusglhe in he. l..i nf kealtk I., the pule ekeak. i The l'tinils and lleihd -I whieh tl se Pills :ie lu.ide, wet.- dis.oyei. il in a -ry .-.in p. .sin, w.i I .iiuon- th- T . .1 ', li i: "f ALoiirt'i.' s in M.-' -I in. tiei tin i Injpnn ' "i vm A,ciu, ..ud yoa will i read will, deli'lit. Iha . ini. n -iin nconiil it ' tains of ike" Grt at MeSl.-Sne' of th- An--. l;.sKUr.. ih. Hiajataia il. r. fills are put up in :. Beautiful wrapper . Eack H.. contain - III ! Pills, and K- lail :.t S- . eafci i l All i.'uie- ' ln.ee tl..- alaaatura ol 11. b. Jt'ttMali .i ' -n .a l. boa IV I -11 DSOS - C4., ;de I'li pri'M n jel-d.tu-lm .'.( T.. . nai.l sti-et. N. w Y'.rk. UaU bp KELLERS WHIT Eaad BIKKBOa IM: .. BEOttilllvN, and all in" :: is aaj.H o I it u II i m KM: i t i XJPk MM com l I, juat r rt 1 .ml f. sale t lf AS. M. .ii'HN.-T:, l'awa Mack, j, 1 Main stre. t . aaat tka Caaal. .iTll.l. 0UV MLMJVM JKJVM9 ni'ii.H. NTNKO To St CCKED i.tdiii.i; ti: i:n in iitb.rwiDj: his old nisti'.ni.-is that in ll .pmlilv - n I styte of bis uurk, he flatters huMst-lf bo mnliot lexcelled. He may still Is- found al the -turner I . . .nd and Main -tic'-, wh.-r. Ihe I-. II.. rii. s and Saddles of .-very -I . - ..n tin- l. st of ti mis. i ipki.iii . m In. ol i iu Ifcd" Itepi.iiinij dme aifh I itu ml 4rfpat. b. Bt-coad-hand ll .n. -- alaays 'on hand j 1 PINS LUMBER & SHINGLES. rWMK HI HSt UMHKB VAI.I.S Pi llM LIC . t. i.i ' 1 of TINE I.IMKKK :...-! SHINOLKS in-i r ivin it Ibe ' aharf. All persons vanlinr t!,. hove Articles mil d. welt to e. t them from tl.e v. l.arf durlnr: f he tiiae ! we are li lm-'ii " vi -im- s.lt l the l.iweaf vlii-i(.. ,!tiy n-lm in- HWAN90 m I NT BMCM 1 1 -, MMPMMBBM. I ' mP FOR MMMUCAL .- I .-".-.".-. 6 taraaka Dajf B Cte'aBlaurty . Kiaei '. '-. O i .lie :. o.d P. :! W i.i' 5 - OM Miuieil a ft 52 I'aU' li rr. .v laije- super), r ! TrM l pip. Pare 11 Hand Gin 1 ..iii1mj..u ol tinr JaD.au i l:. i.i . 1 6 -uaks o. saaaaa Maaaha-tH-ikin- c .re. In pints ntnl quartr. 6 ca-ks Genuine Sc. .t. h Ale Mail In pint and quart. 3 bn-kets H.-Iu-d. 1.'. Sp.j kbn In ai The above articl. . : .. -r.i.-e t iu . rer i specta-s.les. rllKd. VT.T 1 A HOWES, my-'.l Wate s. r. . i 4c.: o.m-ii i-n p i a W iti TTi: m .-'K.I: I 'l b ita-lei i ;ned Uaa eptaklislwd a Water. .rn tit the .4.1 AM'tl" Hall, to. lb- . mi.I.-.. .. nea aad s-coiid-liiind ITKNITI BK, Btovta, i'..lle tl'axe, filas. ai e, aad iu la el . i ' Inn i-i t n. .a ine p, tbr b.-.i- hold use. "I... Ii Io- a ill S-tl a: I be I .i r-J s.sr..pl-lial.i furuiune ii..-, The hi.lit cash pi K.e paid to. :ill arti.de. ollerert li r s.tlI ul. lie of aciyate Ui.b ralft i , v. rabthinc i.ill l-e promptly ait.-i d.-d tn in :iuv p "I ol tl.e titv. Alt, all kind- . relwirinc and ..sl tnriull d Un i ii the ihsirj.-s! In. I..e. fcl ;il OlLEa If aUkOLCB. HK-.n.l III: ttLl.'U HOttlisMAM'KA. fl I.i 1- : -. M. CEl-fii ! I am able no u I-. .uanu. tun- u n I 111 ink Meaaa, Well bai .1. at a I.im.'J pie.- ilmnilie N. m York u.a.1.- Il.ks.ti- I u. ui.i aar ceiit. a ill lanved by ..rd.- in tllajak lii-.kn iu ui I .1MRaent. Maaayin. s, Ittuic, u.J . llir jola Ail he-done per cciif. ciuattM-r than any hound la-fore in iii jdu -. I...I l id,i i. ...(. witib.. t-att.il. la .in:..I ile stile at 40 (. .s , em- a pieee. laitV ill Isi ale-1 t. any pattern at M tn Wi eetifv a reata. I'.unphleis will I-- eoi.-r.-.l nml trimmfit at I't i enta a hnodn d. lllatik ll...ki. f.r -iiy sad . .-sun ofBr. , t-ank. vc. will kr euutufactiired ! th- I. -t paper. ;c.d warraated ! U a- ,-. d a il..- l-st kMM in . th. placea. s. M I ; BUM je3-lui Corner Vine and l'irt strei t.

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fT T R A TYT HOPKINS XJ. V xw. x a imtmm !.! SMUT MACHINE! BJmnM TMJ'rTMM Mil v. M flat, 1858. laofirrii tlda Machine to the public. V. nave MM iitt!.- to &av. ! lettet sararlf thai I key will pve satwiuctlod. I leave WITH trie v. o tl.- ttllll fo Jiulgeas t-t!ir ius;1nt. I warrant tt:m to ihV j;,n,fi w ik aiidwk Ike favor o :, wd.. wjnf Kiimt marddiie.to Irj !. . r nun... Tb. j h,ioli. -ivai adt'ttitae over the net af Ifayhli's iu njsj nt pr-M.nl: the hmve awdtfl i.roi::i I tbviu, il l ii. ; alPX , ; ..! .n i. . .... :. . and cau l djacltarged outaide Utc Mill, if deairesL Si ' !il of tin in are in sucm , i':;'. op -.iii,iu, oiti- ,,f u hid t'anal ..I '!. Pi ... mjiV Mill ia tlii cite. i .. Mcliiau-M are wa iavceed atyte aatd are Ii;. ail. :r l.'tl . !.; in -i,-ii oa-r.ti t ' They ran I e had oil i. aM-njil.le i , ui,.-7.-, , a-h. aud fx", oaj ...or nionilis line- Mera. Krati a lleilman nif U.- aelil.-. I wish t,. -i: ftfat.' or territory Rh;htsof tluMatduuv, and vi ill i , jii ..;, hargajnv lalsoliave tlu l ilit ..f nior nmnliea in il,e IV-kel f ir O. I. Morml'4 S I: Healing Sni.illiiti : Ii..n. and siv uti i.-s lor . saioU-is' .spring. Wire Hern llayItake. all of which 1 witl-ll . Ueaje 1 will trade rigiK lora!ui.rt any kin. I of projx'ilv. nir;( iioi-i.:n-ftvasftviua, ist. ayaaJM fl sfsWfi ut I'ltl.XSK Wfffl B 9w pOTA rtKd i. tnv.ti II. UhiK A SON'S. .U. j i H U 1 1 . r .l.Tlil 1 t I a pin ; Hi iel I em nes, Dri ! A ppo s. .- .i.j.ii -ci;i. .1 In led tWt f. I Incteastli, . ai . ared Hun , I Vila White Wli.al FL 111 , 1 .He all. I H ei til.r, Potatoes, Uinkj Laid Oil, Rk kic, m grraJ rsjgfati , V. ap, ha . Ae. n.J V. II. sAltfN i n t M U.U l.'IST U.I TO If S 9 m v i i f . . I i. . .-i.i . i :r t urt of i !oasiii. ii I'leas (.f Vand.'rl.iirh e,iu,i. .-.ill -H ,t Halli attctWa.aJ t'.. t'vnn ILstis.. !.h.i in Bransville, on lle i'.lli iln t f June, l v.'l, .al ( of the e I,! of No. P'. I..w ii -hip ; -t.nili. ninu.. r west, en . n.; iLn . ..i . . ... ..cljtauiuu iaiel-: Peief Sharp r . A . Hi ink'n.-yer. end Ivnij: on the road IradlMg from Ike IVar ftsisj n iln- re-ad. are of Kdar f . . I'.uiU. .-ai-l prewkaia will liessdd in auh-.iivisions, : a plat of which can Is-seen at inv otfi. .-. I Taravaul aale, one-thir '. eah; h.ilahee in 1- and ! 18 tonaka In in day ol ele. the purchaser (111 ' Holes with apj.ro'..'. 1 nonitv, waiting all j-eli. t tVo m valuation or apprniseiie-nt laws, with bh teasel , n .in I he day "f sajc. b backet hills, n. ..' tt A. bin . d Adolph Urinkman. ffjt OT.I rie .' tl TJ TOKS ' ! 'i o o m lintkali More vA I keen lm levga Palaleeajwt ivceiyed -i Ui-ainer Marci.iro. at No. SI Main st. VK'KKItV BBQ8. i.ff JfcJI o flMili hi. k rmw'pBBTT. I will s.11 the Store and Lai no .sprapi.si by Messrs. Kell.-r A Whit, on Main street, n I. ..to on tbc ...lu. i of Pine and and Centre streets. The fix lots lorin an area list leet by 1'si- an ailiniralde location for a uanufactnring e-tahlishtm nt. There is a two-tojy lratue 1i.uk- n the premises. The areaerty lavs n.-arly opjxwite Krai A IK inan's I'. iindrV . 1 Will al-. sell a part of Lot No. M, in the L"x-r Enlarp nieiit, Irontiii let-ton Inst stt. et. and t. inlinu l "sl l.s. t hack Ut tke alley, with a e;ro.l nr.. -story hrick-heuse covering the - ..... ... ... I'""1-1,' "T.f' 'h t tbW' owl '' ul. ou the alley. For jui'ln nl.ir- ui.jini. , - e Suici ni i-4Wil N A l I1AN KoWKKV. .1ST TKI.KliHJPHIt IIISP.ITI H Md I ROM rHBlKATor W&B C onie at lat! The vt-rv same lot of Di v IommIs It which Ho-fair p. rti I" the creation, the Ladies of our beaaufttl cit, have Wen Valtiaa a l.ir. h uat l.tsl aniy.sl is-r stcatiier buuleith. and ,r,. ,, i..i,ly l,,i -al.-. we t.ly for sal,-. Me cordially invite our Irietiils, and .-(s . tally our hnlr-cni.tou.ers, to all at ..in store, i l Main street, nnd select articles a. . ..i - Vae te t:.st.- un aesneeJMee Don't brnt, 41 Main alrnt tu.:u.i mii.i.kK .v MKIl M - -100 i. its. no 1 1 ii mm MP, hll I'lukeve Pulat.M-.s, i' bids v -haac-lr do. Bee Ivad4kto day al I. H.COOK ft SON S. K S dJ.YPHMMi O i'ae,s Itio 'i.fti ' fiweaM ilu.iiu-lot. ir, BekasfBUs i. , It-j bMs Ko-in. j. hairs Navt takusa, 26 bhls 'i u-h. .1 Snpar, aeStSd Pearl Slar. b, fl bfeBM ass.irted Toln.. ... l.ica-es Matches. In store lor sale !v n23 mill, DALZELL ft 00. ii JtJBJBW HWMVP .I.VII CMMMBM. I't l.v.-.scln.iio W . It. CkaaMi J bids St. Louis Golden Syrup. Tor sale Icy riCKK&l BK06., 82 Main street. Kl.tH K! 11.01 H .' III .'I itSi.fi u B '.' . l td- . t' l . -i .1, w le nt FleWTi e i. ids aaaarftaM do. lsl Uiks do and extra do. ICM I H un hand for sale av UPO-. m?MMJ4MS tu v.v:. tTrj jmjs'mm ' W ! '. i S. Ine lull..-, i. ii ion- -i lsi. 'it '.t Line ami Hta in r. For sale at lie- W.-oden Ware gtore J. B. BU8BKLI. Main atrant, it. a It lxre, ri Third and Koiirth. buiaiile. If I ' T T O tt I. S . lUlll.t T 1 . -nt 'I.- manufactory, mid ma le . n lor il.e U. tail Tra.U' lo.l... ii Iron and Vwdkjanei f'radles, li .1.. Hutch Bow do, in do Rhyl's extra Vt St.-einr.ita Bcytlas, jn ilo do do do (Jrass do, ! dn do do Silver do do, :'. d. fast Kleel llriar Srylbea, do do Hay and tst raw Kiiix. s do Si vlbe tw allis, assorted, 111 boxes do Stones, b) do7. i. 1 and PMkg ll'.v I'mlis, .I.. Hi Kikes, in .1.. Sei nciu Mekb-s. Tkeahesre iirtb-lrs are -:irranlii to Ih of t'jtv r y I. ! iiiamiy, and fbr aale biw bv ii'iv.l J At HMI STKAl It e HiV 1 ' Main si. Wttiti: tJuvit potjto m:s. i nis ol lbie elegant Mere r potatoes, superior to aaytbuia iii ih" market, raeeivad this iLsy and lor sale by t il AS M JoliN.-'f. mv-1 Mala stre-t, near the Canst. m ii i.njH t hunts, thkmk l 'bests are mad.- in ibe most faithful manner al Iha Nashville J'eUiU nli.u y, of red Cedar, and ot live .Ufl-r-nt sizes. Tin- . dor f the an o4 is de sl'li. live t - lllotio, and all insects, all. I rembis Il.e Cheats fa i slaanii lor aaadaw aarafr blankets aai Hbel u.- ieii trisnls tbrniiKh tin- siiln.iv-r. F.-r sale ai th. U o. ...i.-ii Ware Mara. J. 11. Kl'SSKI.lo rss. Main atn-at. in J. I lt'iwsvcit Third and I -..ith, Louisville itt'M:UKII U'.ITKR f.US'S Bfs' iedoz White Cedar Water Cm, witkrovera, br.csk aud ir.iii l-onnd, 3 rite; '.I. Whin Cedar Tail , ': air.-s, lsn- 1 iron lesips. Where one dozen .r inoie are tak.-n, tbe irimckad ia dry sl,a It,. y ith no hai f rt ... , , hit. ni-iH. il.:- -a e tr . !.-). o t I Ion riinl We-r lirr t h.-ii in , ...al onl -r till Mild. I. B. KUSSELL, SOU Main Mr. et, sjr'jo n.-taeen Third and Fourth, Loniav.lh-. Fn 11 tthZltr.tir.N Jt.VM MMVBMttJE Be Laiki I S FMBU'II A Co. l-rl-inTi r 'is"ik.a, f?r to - I inu"n i -. Koi M -i. m l L.-vs' weir, in a'abn, Llr i u -i Oettatv fmijicii a to. Tm Ih.- Is t ill the . Itv, po to t. KS1 Hi. It " For tke pi-Ui. -t and ch.st l.rap.-. -'t . . r "ilk Sl.av.l... to S. LilBH H A CO. V. ,i h C.i i -nd .ami v ordure, r to S. I MBICIT A CO. . I --1 .i. ..in I e j:y:biii in it,.- lii.e -t In v Io- .1, .-. I . LUB1LII A Co., So. 4tl M-vh st. i, a. vib I ( lart b. sh.. i. u ajiylb.ttg it. il . ii lum, a bet her you tkh to bay '''!' l'. lie re 1 -r.il ah- is cli Jot what the;. I an oTlP'1 ' g i.i It I' Mi T T.tt MM. KIVM: .. s w. tearhvaA and YirH Tacts this dirj- reevi.o! -.i u... Waadaa Mar,- sn-re. .1. 1' Bl HHMrL; S'io M :in -ii.s t, n.v ji it. la e.-n Third and Fourth. LoaferHle. SHOO tnvSn WIIKJT 7.. n. r.X)K nu.i.y a.fnS. HK I O f.l B T.V BSHI P BK-ni.s-ii in.- un, em: in . ha- leen tisivr.t t in- , u..y, II O. 1:aUCO.;K bannn parclssse.! J.- iu- I tciTSt ot U. vt . T. iu- w iu tl.- Jiuu, ami v. Ba cos t ililre the tel.- ine. - oli bis ott I. a- olll.t . H. 0. lSADCm k, U. U . LAGOV Eviaavlt. X, Mav tl. aii.'.i KI II I "K T TOOLS ,M do.-ii ..ld:. u (,ris S.-iili.-, Jl do Millar.!' ' o.. ,:W .hi WaWlroi, Ortiln do, w 1.1 alo Millard's C. S. do, at !) liraiu i radios, N d assorted Craa Suaalhs, ,Jo U.-ap Uotsjp., M do (derm, n Sickles, 10 1 . - - ythe. Btnaaai 'J"i dozen Hay Forks, 1- d - Wool Hay Rakes. In st ..sand frsaleby OML, DALZELL A CO.

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V TI! . UIOiiT KIND 1F A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts Patent Thresher and . Separator, With NofHir lioBsK I'OWKH iTTAt'IIEI, i- coii.-i.ii ii 4 ! U t'ic !-t machine of the kind iu the M est Tin. mid- : -iwen-d an- now ; r. pat -.1 to fnrtiih iu:.. ... I i' . . v. l'alwkof at. aud make not oAt eiii d in ( l.e western t-fentry. All we ask is 1t.a .en wort i i ! r ti. parent witl any of our onteasjaarartB, hj al- our piic-s. Tbeet- 51arlliwes ,n- alrewly ihoi.oilily lutroeluced ar.d known wh ii uc i in. !.! the mauufacture of to. in ; ii ..n!y i that al the Lachiois ot tti..: nfwtlk-li we make, abaii I Made iu mi h a nianit-r, of such m.let ial, aud witb auch iiupiowneuN l our own, as will materially increate the win laid nMHaMi il has acintrU auion Thrw-li: - We..,i, ;.,u cfer to i'.i . ut niers a rboioe ot thev easel i. ut Ma. hinos, and also a choice of lis Hors Powers, tn drive iln-in. f anv miu, from 4 ' 1' ' : - nfien at r - n:oMe terms as any other i i ' I we respt i ttutly solirit erders ttl. i tiaj i kind, aiul would reiuest that they beaeul inaseallj .- , to iusurn iretting the 1.. -t i.iMo. K K ATX U KI I.MAN HK ' V " i.rmWmBrkiJS'tis, l Sls , ul NT Y. KV. The ajSMlerai as I sjsmm ilully aanovnree that he will im ii it,. Spring on the firtt day o Jnn next Th( v. Spring- are among the moat celebrated in Ike W.--I. In connection with the Sulphur Spiin:- i . fu e i hil.yl.eate Spring, tnnch cele -'. !.?. the nie.li. inal qualitiea of ita ati Kery scronimodatioii will lie given to per. ns vfcdtiMa, ihe Springs. Tie i .:nl rovevauee from Tniontown to Ike tyring. N. P. GREKN, myia4at Proprietor. ot run t. t. I nul l I . MMB8T Mierwoo my6-2m House. J i.lTlHi S ..V JKWBLBWWW NEW STOCK AT BITTBOLLF'8. .- v iully intorni tbe public that wa aatx juat rocelvi 1 . in mt m Mm k of Gold and Si!- . i Rati kea, la J. si l. . Silvera-are, Clock, Gold ladudiaa n.c ery fine Lava, Coral, i- . wtd t .in... r.-tts ; ran rich and handsome . . -id . i r.i . h ..h, aud Vest C'haina, Breast I'. - iti .. -. l inger Rings, ftc. u . v.-,i.i ... i n ir. ilar attention to our stock al bold and Silver Wan Ins. which are of uperioi ,.!!-;!- Also, a good stock of Ta-i-ie. I - I. . Bait; aud Mustard Spcaina, Korka, Ac, aaviaated pnr silver. Wlter pktled MTara, Mek aa Castors, Cake Ba U r r -p -.-i.-. .! , ot t in. hint qi ALtTV, always ID hi... I. v. nt. aaHiac al Baatern prices for cash, and Warrant our .mmN i,. be as repreaetited. n.yin B1TTBOLLB BIIOS.. B Main st. WM2JI'l.Ui 4.VII .'let II J.yi. .n.II tiilM.s. II. HAM KV, Jr., is reveiviag, and baa for sale, tbe foil.. win), niarbines: The Kentucky Harvester. New ork IU;ip.-! ntnl M-i. X-w ork lteafh-r. Mui.ii.v ' Reaper and Mower conil.iued. Uuekeye 1;i-..kht and Mower. Bedfceyfl Never. II. I.. All. n's Peai er and Mower. Kil.t-hois.- Threshers and Cleanera. Koiir-hon-e Threshers and Cleaners Four-horse Separatota. Two-horse Thresliers. Also l 'urn mshers, of different pat turn -Corn Sh.-ll.-rs. .'radiiaK ;.'.l 31 .wing Scytlsra. tirain (.ladles, Ac. Samples ..f the above machines .an be aeen at ' .re, corner of Vine and First sts. m-'n CEDAB cmKNS.cvc. TMfltl SI.USfMMBK U I. IS .11M TKMTIOH to hU l ire - ,.rk uf FINK t'l DAI! W.VIiK, loth 'ra-. and ii..n I-i:iU. coinI 1 1 i ii lad, Mtipad, and white Cedar Churns, of ti-ei.- ; Baekel- i atei t ans, c. The above . on ri i - il largest stock ever offered iu Louisville, i- . I Is .iiitifiil w. ! Kuiaiiship, a low as cau he perckaard in "n. in-iatior -t. L uis. Wbein ..tie doei. pl.-ces are taken, they are parked in dry ce.lar shavings, without charge for the caae, whirb i-stheu sal. t : ti. s.rlatiou, and keeptt then, iu ROOd older til! sold For aale at the Wood.-n W are Store, No. Main str.ct. Is l. . ;: Third and Foi.rth, I .. .i i - . . BWBI J B. KU8tELL. SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND Wllul.i: AN U KETA1L HEPOT. STONE, GEN iTHNER & CO., M AM FA'TI'RKRS. KLISII A K. BAUtlMK Agent, K V A N I VII. IK, IKMAN A. ITaye vntaiiiK on 1, .nd Bi ta, li.ua and Boi t iv-i and St ATio.c.yui Sua nr. ItLl.siss, ot Superior All. (jaiiy Lun.la-r, v. 11 s. .-. -le d. Mid neatly and atretic -i UMi.i.factunsl WHOLESALE ( ASH PRICES. - n a s ii . ttlnK VU.Cf.riH -n'-f M-- VM.vn a fin 1 f at :W - ii as 112 1 44 8xl Itivl'i -4 . . , loy.14.... MxH 10x16.... ?' Ti. an i f il.. seas 1 . . . - IH - inn lealc ... inxia : i... 1x10 rxis i yt... 'J'hisk Iiil. 1 M 1 -. 1 30 1 4n SrvMiol oih.-i i. on band, or aat tip at abort notice. O O 0 ft. aizic. Tiii(kKi. raicc. iJ-'.K.- 1. ?i i i is 1 HI 1 no 1 1 7o i(i I H t m 1 'JO j 2 M t : -.. . et 'a 14 .. ii .........a ia im a iss I ; "....1,-i -i-i-'i-...a :-inv..-lo. it i-;.. Vlk... i HMMIS. Price. St'-li'onnrm Slafs. 1 IS 1 25 1 .... . IM r-.7ij Slot'. f 1 7r. . 175 -'On 9. xlo hixl-i IUkM liejcl.' Mxic. lekln 1 7". J. z 'I 2 TS ' .1 3 M kl-.'xis I 'KAMI l Mil asio ....t aud Window rtiiiiM' rei". l ZZM w lo.vl-i Ii 1 (SI othei tres. mad.- to order. Uti- BLINDS of all sir- - m ide to ord. r. a,- MiUiS oth.-r than i. c-olar aires onbaa.it, or a.ad.- ..ii short notice. Il.s.lsln illij.il to . I del . bllll lei- Should, It p ihle, make ti.eir Frames of rwgmmt alfea. tke s tl.c-u be sssfsnliart a. ouy t.i...-. Cetlina. m in..-, aad i'l.'im? for aale. Mould ing ofall ti'r- Fm. Board yt fcet long, I i Leap. One Window e nfains twelve lights All onl. i irii.si I- a.lil. .soted to K. .-. BABCOCK, iuyll-lv.lv Kiaiwvilk;, In.l. Look Out! npHK I .S'flKBNllJ.VKn BESPBI T .mwm I'm l ' III I 1 III titv- I lit.' MO SM MV m vllle, thai be I, a, r.. iwd a lot of first-cIaM T'.'KMTI'HK fraai theKatt I, s rlptma, win. I. be intends eelhaif low as at aa? at ore ia tke city IVrsons in want f p. h turuituie are invited !:. ':'.! Issfore pur.-basina elaewheie. 1 take all kinds rf ..Id Fnrnlture in exchange for new. MKVF.R Gt i o NUEIMEC, '.. aler In secoii.1-baud Furniture, on Second at., IdAwet-u Main and Lo. u.-t. aylO-tai - v. M..BK U ' no tth ft PMMt LAI W rrturv of the Home of David; Spargeon'- , ,-vi m. :. -. lifth .it.- 1 1 . Oil) . t the Great Kiat;Thw . Mit.iatryvl Lite. I.u- ol Jjnes Watt, The Jeaions lln-liau l Loi- in L " I ie luc Loup , Hinh rrt' ; .'. Vrk, by Jonathan Slick; Rotaan.a an I .t- Hem Lffi of KH Otraoa. For sale by I0HN HEALY, errld rr.rti.-r First and Main street. ui.KiH.wi:a.- i . r. mrmf ebhbh'kb x Bitot I BW Wh.des.il. Pl.t t . i ; 1 - I. rv-alers in Paim mls, V.Krif:iir.s, Ac., Washington Block Main at., KaaaaflMe, Ind. Country' erchaats supplied on very liberal terms. my7-ly IceCream! Ice Cream ' mm it o i t i:. i.AT-i ok THE P Ml a ot Baraall a Co .aoiild rei-trally inform the pubin: ,cenen.li that lie bas oaeaaa aai tee I Ctua.u Sstliaii. ; and a ill . arrant his Cream to I- l Iho raircat and nmat dlicions k t ad asaae in aae c y . Km. m, paiti... and ueddms wan ba WW Ibe sbcrtest notbs, aad s the asaat raMonable terms. Th. loaa has Net. lately fitted up in a superb style. . . fl larce supply ol Confectionary and rackets kept constantly -tantli i. hand, aad far sale at wnoiessue or retail. tnyti-liud