Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 290, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 July 1859 — Page 3

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TCKSDAY MoHMSr.. .JULY TO ADVERTISERS. TIIK JOT UN" A 1. HAS BKEN HTKADIt. Y ! ' .V VS1NG ITS StBSCRirTION LIST. TMTU., AT m i":ksext timk. it has the LARGEST i m i lation or axy Daily in thk State. A NO AT LEAST TH TOF ASY OF ITsClTY to TEMPO RABIES. AO1 F.RTISKMRNTS ARE YALTA BLE IX PROPORTION TO THEIR CIRCPtATlON, COXSEQCEXTLT THE H THK MST the State. ADVERTISIXli AIKDII'M in jj25 Local and Miscellaneous. SailWlWl A.NO A buvctiox. A fiat-boatman, by the name of Thomas Jarkson. from Memphis, recently an inmate ot the Marine Hospital, in this city, became intimate with a young Irish girl tiring with Mr. Kchoe, the Steward of the Hospital, who was bring ing her up for her services, and formed ;. plan to run off with her, which w.ts iiccomplisll ou Saturday afternoon last. Jackson and the eirl crossed the river in a boat, and alter .. the girl dressed herself' in Jackson , lie then re-crossed for the purpose of l" ttiiie oiuo of his cJfetts. and. while on thii si ie at the river, was seeu by Mr. Kehoe, who suapected him and watched his movement?, lie saw him cross back to the j Kentucky shore and meet the girl. Mr. K. immediately procured the services of the City Marshal, who started in pursuit of the runaways, and arrested them in Henderson. J Tltey were brought back to this place, and Jackson wa- tried yesterday, before Justice j S:iuson. on the charges of seduction and ah- j duction for purposes of prostitution. The ! prosecution was conducted by Judge Baker IM Lewis C. Stinson. Esq.. M. S. Johnson, F.-i., defending the prisoner. The trial took place in the Court House, a large numt . r of spectators being present, who manifested considerable excitement. The prisoner was held to bail in the sum of ?'io0 for his appearance at Court, in default of which he was committed to prison. The girl was . ' iit placed uuder the care of Mr. Kehoe, wlie took her back to tlie Hospital. Her MOM if Marv Docohuc. She (ft quite goodlooking, while .laekson is a rouyh, h tr-I-iMking customer. He acknowledged that he has a wife aud children living in xemphif. The girl seemed perfectly willing to remain with Jackson, and confessed that he had seduced her under the promise of marriage. New Stave Machine. We have had an oppoi I iljp of witnessing the operations of tlie Young America Stave and Ileadiug Machine, invented by Mr. Forbes, and reveiitlv introsiuced into thi3 city by Messr?. A His k Howes, who have purchased the patent right for this vicinity. The machine is remarkable for the simplicity of its constru:Von, and its rapid and efficient operation with a very small amount of power, the torce of the stroke of the knife being printiftMj given by the rly-wheel and tha .v ioht of the cutter. I uring our examination of the machine it made, at slow speed, l."o strokes, an l when well fed, cut about 100 excellent '.r tmrrel stares iu a minute. If kept up at full feed, for an hour, it would turu off 6,M4 staves. It reiuires alxut live men and three ooys to attend it, aud with all its delnvs and interruptions in Fteaming wood and preparing for work, it can easily cut iruiu Ua,fOQ to 20,000 per day, worth, heae, r.bout S8 per 1,000. Jt doe its work as well as it doe3 it -rapidly. The stave is eutial to any made by machines. The same machine, by a change in the cuter, turns out exceHf-nt heading, and hi therefore complete in itself for all the cooper wants, except his jointer. The knife that cut3 the barrel head, also cuts an excellent shingle, and as a shingle machine it is worth it. coat of $300. A large crowd of citizens saw its operations on Monday at Messrs. Heitz k llaney's mill, who were unanimous in the expression of the opinion that it was best adapted for its work of any machine in operation. It is an invention of young mechanic of genius, w ho will find the means from the prolits of this invention, we hope, of bringing out other conceptions that have lung been nestling in bis brain. Cooks axp Paintings. A aline lot of' Cooks, KngraTirgs, and Paintings are now itriug ojeaed for inspection and sale at the j ' -store of Johu llealy. lie had just re turned 'r-.-in the East, where he haa had an excilicnt oportunity of selecting a choice variety of .styles, and w c should judge from the specimens we observed, that he had made good use of hid tiiop. He haa a beautiful large lithograph engraving of Henry Clay ii. his last great speech ou the Compromise measures of ltfOO; also other handsome engravings, as well ad paintings iu oil. He i is added largely to his list of standard ptiMieati-ms, and he iuiorms 3,conjtdential- .. -hat h- is prepared to seM them a little i mm than ever before ottered iu this market. We are happy to announce that Mr. McH I kly, the Superintendent of the mechanical department of the Journal Otlice, w ho has, owing to severe sickness, been com-K-lled to be absent for some weeks from his duties, will again be at his post in a few IbJbV Our friend) may now send in their coolers for printing, aud rest assured that tiny will lie executed with promptness, aud in a style of v. orkmanship not surpassed iu the West. Ma. CuARLfcS VTnkM AtUI keeps ou hand a lot of Rope's peucils, which are fatt eut niching uKn the repntation of Faber, and what is more, cost math les money. If you want a good pencil, buy one of Rope's, at Welh .

Hollotemtj' Otulmint mmd PHI. With

out tlMfte lli.- mother of family wtW bo abort of the Domestic Physician of the niiM'fswhth century ; the actii...- i-ur- remedy ir cutaneous disorder . mnl the other internal dis, a-n s. Sold at the iii.mutaet. J . No. Ml Mai'hn Lane, New York, ami I by all DrwgR-ssta, at V., tc., ami 1 per rt or U.s. Jy20 U'mrld Pmmttut tm m attaint tm Itr. J. UilElllll CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS, Yor the . ure of Flatulence, Cousti(tatitn, and all the tr.iia of ili-tases which ir:e from a morbid condition of the functions on the stomach, upon the proper action of which the health so much depends. Thuee who desire to be prepared not only for 1 p. pai i but for one-half the ills that liuniihlty is heir to, should provide themselves with that most excellent compound km.wn Ir. .1. Host -iter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters. These Bitt. rfl are (.leasalit to ti e taste, sure ot up. ration, and composed entirely of vegetjiIde substances prepared with tin - i . at.-f u .-. It you want to ! entirety refreshed lot1i physicaih and nu-ntally, k and procure this valuable tonic tir,- Kor vii, hy Druggists and dealer iicrallv' .v.rv where. jyi Plmt.pt mum ttUtm lit. ram tm mrttht rsnlt of impure blood. The blood laconic thick and clogged. The skill is Uol able lo rial otl tin impurities so import.i.t to health. How many yoiing ineu and women we see with their fare covered with piniples aud Mutches, fRlo are elid .savoring to remove th tn hy tlw use of soaps and washes of rarfDM k i ini.-. Tlik N very lMKiroiis, and s)iiii'1 never la pr.n tiseil ly per- 1 sons desirous of jool health. Mothers vvh liitve children ttlietol with sores ;iml eruptions. shonl! inwr il r v th. in l.j external applications, for in this vv;iy they will dm, m t!i- humors i.mi pri-lur, ill li :iilh for the I'hihl during its whole lifetime. There is no mother that likes to see her children tafttieted with feehl- health. JI DSON' S Mot : STAIN IIEKI5 IM LLS are prepared expressly for the eureof ernptions of theskili, sm u as I'iuiples. Ul -tehes, rus, J-. They leanfe the Idootl ot all iatpnritin, pMrijactag a la-autiful, clear, and healthy skiu, so uiuch sdniirud hjr all l-ople of taste and refinement. .ludson's Moimt.un ll fills ur sold hy all .Medicine Dealers. jyl d&w'lm . llVra to th Lm4l. lH rtcotnRieliding to you to use Ilostetter's Celehrated Stoiu- . h Uitters, it is hut just C state that a stimul.iiil to the system, in iuip.-trti.ijj; strength and vigor during certain periodical stages which aro uft times attemled with uiikJi paiu and trouble, we know of no preparation more highly adapted to all alllictiuus couaequi-ut upon thi-i cause ; and for a mother nursing a babe the bitters caiiuot be dispensed with, especially here the utothei's nourishment is inadequate to the demands of the child , consequently hr strength tmi-t yield, and here it is where a good tonic, such as liotetter's Stomach Bitters, is neeled to im part temporary st i eugl !i aud vigor to the w hole system. Ladies sh uld by nil means try this remedy, and before so doing, ask your physician, who, if he is aeiUaiiitcd w ith the virtues of the Bitters, will recommend their use in all crises. Sold hy Druggist." and dealers generally, eviry. here. jyl;: U V ai t rtjolrtd tm find thnl th ' nowued Chemist of New England, UOtT. AYKU. h.ts at length turned his attention to tho disorder which hangs lik a blight ou our couioiuuity. Our section is as hwalthy as any other, with one single exception, and th.it is the Kever and Ague, vfhicli haunts us on every side, lint his remedy due cure, as we should know it must, if he made it. Cast out this baleful distemper from among us, and ours is one of the loveliest siots in the west. Sra- . FairjirM, Ivtea. jya HHM rulf th mamm ol people, whatever the misnamed and misanthrope ph.lo-oplnjrs may say to the contrary. Show them a good thing ; let its meriti be clearly demonstrated, and thay will not hesitate to give it their moat cordial patronage. Tho masses have already ratified the judgment of a physician concerning the virtue of IIOSTKTTER'S HITTKRi, m may be seen in this medicine that are annually sold iu every section of the land. It is now rirogniziri as greatly superior to all other remedies yet derived for diseases of the digestive orau, such as diarrh.ea, dysentery, dyspepsia, and for the various levers that arise from derangement of those portions of the system. Hotetter"s name is rapidly Is -coniiug a household wor l from Maine to Texas, j froni the shore of the Atlantic to the. Pacidc. Sold by all druggists in the world. je22 ! Bodiani Mining Company, Kvansvllle, Indiana. OHice on Water atret, i-i.-. ;i Main and Locust. Coal, in iUantitie of not less than 0 bushels, de livered to any inrt of the city, at 1 cent jer bHh. at the pit, I cent. JOHN W YMOXD, octO Secretary and Manaser. Itmlth mnd Pur HIvoH art n. oBI.K. Recollect that all sickness arise from iniI purity. of the blood, and that Jndson's Mountain Herb Pills will so surely find out ami cleanse these impurities from the system, that disease cannot exist. So simple and innocent are the herb and plant that compose them, that it i not uecessary to litre them sugar coated in order that the stomach can bear them. In most cases, Pill are sugar coated because the material of which thy are made are so griping and malignant, tht otherwiseadelirate stomach conld not bear them. 1 ties pill d-al with disrate a it is, and will not ou!y cure by removing the cans.', hut will build tip 1 and rest' -r.- the broken constitution. There are many who have so trifled with their constitutions that they think u edicine cannot help them ; let not eveu these despair ; iucredility and scepticism i- overthrown hy n nnisa of testimony which i truly irresistible. At tirst the virtues ascxile-d 10 these MOUNTAIN HKRIl PILLS were deemeil ; fabulous. The public had Iksj-ii so often decei cd ! that ,ey could not believe the simple truths ad- . vanced by their discoverer. Yet facts undeuiaole, i attested by witnesses of the highest character and i -, tability, have proved, and are proving each day, tin- virtues ..f this mighty ! il.-i ." They mark by their mir.n ul .;i cfli.aiy and mm$M uew era iu luudieine. .-.hi by all Medicine Dealer. j. 1 - l.v v. 1 m BUY THB BIGHT KIND Of A THRESHING-MACHINE ! Pitts' Patent Thresher and Separator, With 3IoFFITTS IIUIWX PuWKB ATTACH KP, is considered to be the last luachili' ot the kind iu tie- West. The ndrrsigned arc n.jw rearel to furnish uiacliines of the above Patent, of a style and make uot exeelled iu tin western coiiutry. All we ask is that our work may le compared with any of our eotriuporariea, as alo our pric.n. These M iihiiifs were already thoroughly intrvxinced and known when . coninieiiced the inaniit.ii tin e of them ; aud we shall only say that al the Lachiues of that patent which we make, shall l- made in such a in one r, of -in h materials, anil with such improvements of our own, as will materially increase the valuable reputation it hits acquired among Tli rushers. We can now offer to our customers a rholoa of these excellent Machine-, and also a choice t.f the lb rse Powers, to drive thuin, of any siwj, from 4 to lo horse, UMu aa reasouable terms as any other eatablis&ment ; and we resj.ecttully solicit orders f..r either si.e r kind, and would reouest that tht.v Ik tmmt in an early us u ibla, to insure i,ettinc the la-st ma. hue. Kit AT A HKIf.MAN. CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKH PKPIN. JTM1 P. a. tPMttltM t, ST THE . . iniest solicitation of inauy l-rsotis, bas i osi lu.'cd to distribute a portion of his Si'LKNDll) LA K K PKPIN It K to the titicn-of the b wu.by lea. ing It at their doors rrom wagons. Ho will eu- ! aw to RegiR the Balaam t-uiorrow morning. The ice is a clear a ciystal solid as a rVk, I .,,,1 Tiiinr - ii , li. s in thicknesa. He is SoTTV NIIU I Till. .v " ... ... " - . . that the original cu t and heavy expenses of procuring it, will n t allow him to put th.) price so low to consumer as h would wish ; but he Is per--u.4 lid that wheu its duiability and SUperi-T quali-II-s are uily tested. It will be found cheaper thau any otln r to l had, and when the account for tho whole season's ice is footed up, the total expense will not be found to be greater than the sum paid for our ordinary ne in .-...-union seasons. 1 , , ho wish a regular supply at tbstr stores i,i d.'Ui!i(f, will pleaau leavr their older at P. U. 0 BiLkV a Mlitavgaoaji, jalQ

1IFTS! UIVTS! Wm.-J. A. UH. ' WW BY .f CO.. 11K CaVImiLPH Chioa j The original tJIft Rxkstore. etablbhe4 1V., p rnmlitntly situated at tin ;i!kiv .nl.li -. en.thli I hy their long exuvi iuee iu Uie Lusines, uow ofter greater ludwcemeuts than ever hcAue, aud will continue to tuaku it ther endeavor to conduct tlndr l ii'itK'M with greater lilwralily than that of any : other h n-e in the country. A new aud revi-cd Catahifrue is now ready, con- ! taiuin the btfgMl Niid l.et i las-i tied list of Stan Innl and M MmMmMMM Book eVT publishcsl. W otter MWSIWlMI MMMMIlt to aC'-Hts foriniNK clntis. CAT A lit I KS MA1LKB KRKK TO ANY A lMUKSS. . The following is a schedule of projierty which will In.- j;ivcii to pnrchasets ct Books at the time of , aale : woktii rftM Cold Watches, Eugii-h Lever. Patent Lever and lupines 1ih Ml to 1(10 nil

Silver Watches. Patent Lever, Kill I Jewelled, Hunting Casefi, open face and cylinder Escape mo l: ... Gold I..M-Kets large sir', 4 y;lav.es and 2 glasses with spring Urge and small size, with snap Canu-o, Mosaic, Florentine, Painted, Lava, Gvld.stone, i;rnet and O.ral sets of Pins and Urojis Ladies' Gold Guard Chains, Neck Clntinf. C!iMUtelaines 12 Oft to 40 Co 2 50 to 12 00 XI to 2 00 8 00 tn l i 00 to 1 S Ml Geats' Eoh and Yt.-1 (Rutins Sets Cameo, Gold stone, Painted, Mosaic. C.arnet, nv x. Engraved aud PI lin Gold Sleeve Buttons ami Bosom Studs Gold P. in ils wilh 1' . : i diuiu aud small sine Silver Pencils with Gold Pel s large, indium, ami small size, douM-'tt simli ii i laInn caau.. Jeiits' Heavy Signet Bings, LaI i ' Gold, Chased, and Plain. Kings Gent" Gobi Bosom Pius, Cli:-ler, w ill, Opal. Hcsrf Pins, Onyx, Oarnet. d-c 2 00 to 3 50 to 16 00 7 X I oo to r, oo 1 00 to f 'A) 1 .-a to U uo to son :;-) ou Ki ll Silk Dress Patterns Cm , Msasvfe, Coi ,il, (oirnet, Cha.. .1 and I'lain ov .1 Brai elets. Ts) to Z s Silver uij.l GoM Thimbles fai to (si Uts' luu and l'o ket Knives :X) to J M Pearl and Morocco rortemoniiaies. 60 to 8M Toothpicks, Vnth Keys, Guard liile 1 SO to 8"i0 Gold CmtMM - mall, iiir.liu:.i. and lar-e 2 nO to 7 M Besides other Gifts, comprising a large and valjiabte aaMirtmeiit of inis'ellau'.-oiis artii - , varying from f 1 to HI. due i f t!i-' al'ove articles w ill 1-e given to the purchaser of each book at the time the I k is sold. Address all orders, letters and applications for .ita!o'ii s. ,tc, Ac , to J. A. OULBl A CO., CjeS lyvv I la Rand,dph sr., Chicago, HI. iM u.ni. ifttHjroH.s s. it a. 1 1 1 OL. KY HlllNK Ml KU, Administrator of the estate ot" Win. Auf Ier llarr, deceaaed, will sell at public .tin lion, on tlie premises, on llet Jlst day of July. ltCei, between the hours of (o'clock A. M., and S 'clock Y. H. ol'said day, the following de-seril-l JU opei i y, lo-v it : Lot No. '.' and the balf of Lot No. in, ;-'ljoiniiig said Lot No. !, in Stuck No. r, in the Norilu-ru Enlargement, aljoiuin the City of Kv ansville. ln;is ft tfclril " ' the purchase mouey cash ; on. -third in six, ami tin- balance in twelve months from the dsy cf sale, IIm purchaser giving his i.otrs with good security, and bearing interest from date for the deferral pavineuts. Jill UlkllM IIKNKV r.KINKMIKK, Adm'r. ww Mary Jane Ilemel vvriht, h:u left my hel and hoard without auy just cause? or jirovocotion . This is to warn all persons from rontr.u'tinir with, or harboring her on my account, as I am deter'mined to pay no debts of hes contracting alter this date. OMAftLU IILMLLWKIGHT. jeJX-H.Uw.iw Philadelphia Sun au.l Ledger pleaee eo.y.l OJTS.' .f T.'-130 BlUKHLS priae old MMvhraftia I'.Uv fur s;iie at rnarS A . JK Kit Y glUH . Main Mreet. APOLLO HALL rUH SAlM. g ' o i J o HALL, EMXkWBEJtm wM. Mm German Theatre, j;routd lease, either with or without furniture, just as suits purchaser. Two t-ii pin alleys, thre- .-ts pins ami balls, ooa (food stable, ten bai TelsJissorted liquors, wine-, Ac, will I h ofl-red at pabnc auction on Tl'ESOAY, the -lst day of July next. Apollo Hall contains besides: the theatre) seven lare and well arranged rooms, two btir-rixuns one eounectel with the theatre. The preperty will Is.-sold subject tii the mortgage in favor id Kred. C'Kk. Terms liberal. kwi-N C F. HILLKR. BBTOS iittO It i: OT.ITH KS SO bbls w f k of ill -. elevrant Mercnr 1'ot.itiK-s, stiiierior to anvthiui iu the market, received thi dav and 'II AS. Mc JOHNSTON, M .mi -I-..-t i.. .i tno 1 ui! .1 for sale bv myJl t-jHJ.S'KLlJS" KU TO announce the completion of the extensive impiovriuc.iit to their concern, which have been in I i out. --s for some time past, to afford the utmost facility for carry in on an cxteusive trade, by aclli UK a K,M,d article only at such price mt run not fail f..;iw- iiniv.-r-il satisfaction. Having this obiert in view, every consideration that st nivhtforward teiinnu, fcwiRitad on honor and lil-'-rality , can give, will be resorted to. and thus establish iiuitn.il 1011tidence BetVWa bnyer and at Il.-r; The stock is unusiiallv larjff', every deturtinelit replete, and nurcliaser may rely upon me. ;ni with an extensive assortment on reasonable terms. They wnulU directtBrtfcclr attention totleir late importation of Irish Linen ;cku1--, vi. end I I Irish Linens, U-4 Lluen Sheetings, Pillow Case Lin-us, llaml kerchiefs, 'Towels, Napkins, Rica -lied and Brown Linen Tnlle Cloths, 4c, ice Corner of Main and i First struts. mv3 M 9.1 tt TJTM U MMMJP U iSHOi. UTMOJ JL The p.ll llli'i ship heretofore existing Indween Wm. Roe.sel and .1. H.-s-. i-. dissolved by nmtu.il consent, June -"i, 1-.'i. All is-rsoii:s holdinvr cl iinis against the above firm will present them to Wm. tk --l for pi vnielit, as he collect all d.-ht.s due said tii in. WM. ROKSsEL. 1 jyl -ltd JOHN HESS. FlUB Ji.M'ti III ttOLJH i'HOO' If list s;. Id 1-ofore at private s. ile, vv will s.H at Mctloa without rcseiv.-, on TIll'RaDAV. June IMIth. a good Kile-pi. ' I Sale, tut c.nh. It is a .ood artide, aud will Im sold. je-i5 NELSON A CO. V 1 Hl H i. KU .'It J iKV TWA, wnvt.t:sale and R. t.iil (iKOCER AND PROVISION MERCF ANT, dealer in Cordage, Nails, (Jlass, Cement, Powder, Plaster Paris, Ac., No. 128 Main street, near the Canal. Evansville, Ind. fel28 PIVK ! S HP ICE Si loo mats Citiiiamon, l'i Ran Pi-piKT, l' 1ms Allspice, 7 "i I.xj .voorted (Jro. Bnicea. For aale by null IIKKI.ER A RK.OS. To tho Public. M so far, have been ve i r vct - nes, catLsiitiruiatiy ot onr m rivers t.. .0. , .!.. their banks, backup the Wafer Iu t he cn-eks and bayous, and inHooiIIlc to a considerable extent th- bottom lauds j when the rlfen raced, which may la? expected R4oat, then the large surface of ilecaying vegetable matter ex(sed to Hw scorching rays of the summer sun. iiroduces the malaria, which proves so fatal iu its curse, sweepinj; whole States, and sparine, neither age uor sex iu its coaijuering march. Alter a NftdRKM tff r.iore than twenty years in the inidd'e- :.:. ! S aiile in Mat' -, we think vre have lisa ov. red a iiie.li. iii- whiib, t a certain exl.-nt, is a preventative of the attacks of bilious fever, atrue, .V ., and as such vv. r. oriiuieiid our Majruolia Whisky. We wish the public t illnl Tstail'l that We at" liot RritahJ MM them th ne of trotiK haVfMH -is a U-verae. We nre, innl alvvav I hav I" en, o.s.-d t ih. ir l-ein- iis.d in that way, hut it -ope will use them as audi, let I hem have by ail meaus a pure hi tide, that will keep them in health, and ii n-then instead of shorteuiiiK their lives. We pro- j Mrs to sell always (itirc and unadulterated LiiKTs ' , for medicinal purpose, and a little for the touia h's sake, if required, aud will challenge an iusptctioti by the Uit i hemists in this oi any other j country, to hud any iiiij.uiity or adulteration iu the whisky hirtiideii by us, "Allis A Howe's lan- i ' tudia." It is warranted, as it is distilled from the ' coin, rye, or wheat, with : sUkM aildition of RUasI cisteru water. We have u,. doubt many persons hari heen ruinetl in health, if not actually killed, pv aria-king had wuuky, the greater the reason that Allis X Howes' (.nre Mariiolia should be in S'Ucral u.-e. Just rect .v. -l and iu stort tor ivale pi 1 . pi(s sass'd Hrandics (old) frem to$7f)gal do (old i Iroiu :i to T f. gal. i ii.es liollaiid Gin; 'I puucheoiis old Kum. ap.5 A I, MS X HOWES. Water st. Itt.VTE H .V i.VA. - irtl It 114 M iti M THOU PStlN havt just receive I lir.sct from New York, a varied assortment of Black, Blue, lied, and Green Printing Ink. PriuteAV Varnish, . UoM sfse and Brouxe, to which they latemsl to d- : v .te their attention, and will sell at almost Kast- ' em prices, at the Diug Store. No. 17 Main street, KvaXMWlila, Ind. ai -7 hl t'il.Ii' HAJlfi -100 OP THESE t eablirRted Hams, tuir- th. r with a good asswruseal .t utRmr m ats Shoulders, Clear Sides, Mi kb-d Pork, Pried ISecf, Beef Tongues, Ac, just rut ivtd and for sale B OB AS. cJOHK8TOiri ' Main stret, near (he Canal. VHt JppE'Txt if vrj kT-aim th .iinli Powder, l.e-d, and Provisions have advanced aiaca tha eoRaaaeacsRSMl of the BaropRM , war. yet BAM. KMBIOH .t CO., keep the po(iulai low prices ou Watch-spHf Skirts, Dry Goods, Slns-s, Jkc., and to meet tho rushing army of cusomers, th.-y k.i constantly su(i(died with the hoicestools of the sessou hen. eth rush. Je8 i YiXTiiJ y.i.nii. r-ELovmr-v, bbls. MJ Kxtra Family Flour from wbiU wheat, rt ceived a-r t ailr.std and for mile by OKO. Fos raXB A CO.. 115 Coruer laKlM aad Caual streets.

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BY TUB )'. A V. LINK. Latest From Europe. AKBIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON! EXflTlXi; INTELLIGENCE! PEACE DECLARED 1 Lombard,- Surrendered to the French. Az Italian Confederation Established ! The Pope of Rome Honorary President ! AINTIUA RETAINS VENKE ! COMMERCIAL NEW8 ! Paris Bourse Advanced 2 hi ! I' vhrm.it I'oixt, Julv2." u The steamship North Itriton, from Liverpool on the nth. bound for Quebec, has been intercepted ott" this poiut, and a MKMl important Budget of news obtainetl. The steamship Angio-Jbvaxon. from Quebec, r : .......... . i .... i... ii.i. Ill I I I CU nh Ul f CI IHIIIl Oil HIV I I Ml. , , ., K. .. . The advice? by the North Britain are four days later than those furnished by the Africa, and are of a highly important character, both in a political and financial poiut of view. I A treaty of peace between Austria, I'm nee and Sardinia hail been concluded. The provisions of this treaty are briefly j as follows : An Italian Confederation U to be formed j under the honorary presidency of the Pope of Koine. Austria concedes Lombardy to i i- ranee. Napoleon, in turn, grants thoc possessions to Sardinia. Austria retains lior right to rule over Venice. The 1'aris Monikur explains the circum- ! stances attending the armistice. It says that the grttut neutral powers exchanged communications with the belligerents, of fering their mediations, but their offers were unsuccessful until the French fleet was about to commence hostilities agaiust Venice, aud a conflict before Verona w;.g imminent, whe.n Napoleon, anxious to prevent further bloodshed, ascertained the disposition of the Kineror of Austria, anA rinding him willing, an armistice wus concluded. The two Emperors had an interview on the 1 ltU inst., at Villa Franca. A dispatch from Turin says that Napoleon has issued a bulletin from Villa f'ranca, announcing the armistice, congratulating the corps ou their glorious achievements, and aunouueing his immediate departure for Paris, leaving the provisional command of the- army to Marshal Vaillattt. The Loudon Ttrnm says that England brought about the armistice: other authorities oi c the credit to Prussia. The North Briton arrived hefire the effects of the news had time to la- developed. Cyrus V. Field is a paMMgW ot. th North Briton, lie has accomplished the object of his visit. A erona dispatch says the armistice w as i concluded only after Austria had obtained 1 all she had asked. It was reported Kos tuth was to propose a provisional Government for Hungary. Vallkjio, July 11. A treaty of peace has been exchanged between the Emperor of Austria and myself on the following basis: The Italian confederacy is to be under the honorary presidency of the Pojie. The Kmperor of Austria concedes his rights in Lombardy to the Emperor of the French, who transfers them to the King of Sardinia. The Emperor of Austria preserve-; Venice, i ut she will form an integral part of the Italian Confederacy. Signed, NAPOLEO.V. The dispatch of the French Emperor announcing the couclusiun of a treittv of p.ve was bulletined in Paris on the 1 Jth. The French funds immediately rose two and a half per eentr. The uewsdid not transpire in London till after the closing hours for consols, the sales of which were made at 00L the rise during the day being All other securities closed, buoyant. The announcement of the peace between the belligerent powers was read in the House of Lords aud Commons on the 12th, and was received with loud and prolonged cheers. It was rumored at Berlin that the Emperor of Russia would soon arrive there to ttend the family conference touching the disposal of the crown after the abdication of the King. It is to lie decided at this conference whether the crown shall be conferred on the Prime Ucgeut ami on his son Prince Frederick William after the abdication. Xapi.ks. An. unsuccessful attempt on the ; nth iiist. at revolution liv u nurtiou of the goldiers wa3 niet bv a .Hstbarge of artillerv f ...... , .. bv those who remaiued faithful. tv were killed. I'iulaukltaia. July 25 if. The bark Rowena h.vs arrived from Yenj e.uela, with rresident I'aez, and a number , of prominent Yenezueiiaus, returning in COnaetfttCOoe ot the jiolitieal troubles. Yeue.uela is uuseUloil. Factions divided the country, and there was continual fighting. I'resident Castro had appointed the following ministers: Aranda, Kehcondia, and lhnderon. Hi had sent commissioners to the chieftains of the insurgeut to treat aud arrange a convention. Ceti. Castro s position seemed very precarious. Wllimftll, July 25 u The members of the different Legations of Europe have had several reuuious iu glorification of the uews of the armistice, and to show their appreciation of the contemplated peaceful relations among their respecful sovereigns. The jubilance, however, did not include the French, Austrian, aud Sardinian Ministers, who were abseut. Last Night's Despatches. St. Lotts, July 25 p w The river is still receding at this point. The Illinois aud Missouri continue to fall, wilh 2G inches on the bars of the former, nnd four and a half in the latter. The Upper Mississippi has risen one foot at Dubuiie since Saturday. Weather cloudy. Nkw Youe, 25 p m The Hank statement shows a decrease- in loans of $471, 000 ; decrease in specie $2,026,000; decrease iu circulation $31,000. decrease in net deposits $2,884,000. Lot'iaviLLK, July 25 p u Hiver falling, 3 feet 1 inch water iu the , c-uial, nnd 4 feet on tho Portland har.

From Vsshtns;tnn . Wauhimitov, July 25 p m From information reed veil lioi c, itapfRWH that some of the JoutUem representative.-1, while c'airu'ii3' to be opposed to the reojieninp of the African slave trade, are pledging themselves to introdocc n bill into Congress repealing all the statutes upon the subject, leaving it, as tfTey protect and desire, to the regulation of the several States. But as the Constitution confers ou Congress power to prohibtt the trade, and as death seems to be regarded as too severe a penalty f r violating what some consider merely n law rcmilatinir commeree. it is thotiL'ht

j tm 1 r j o'hers h.i wcro opjox-d to the slave trade ; wili T"e measure with a view to ! make a probiLitioii and abolition more etfeetive by the certainty of punisinneut, and thus they think that good will reult from the present agitation of the subject. - sS New York, July 2T r- m The steamship New York, from Southampton on thj 12th, arrived here this evening. l! r advices have been anticijiated by the ! North llritaiu. TiTTSBrnG, July 23 p m River ? feet inches bv the metal mark aad fH,,ing Weather clear and warm. ClMclunatt Market. Ciscinxati, July 25 rt Flour continues to have a steady local demand, at ." 00 for superfine. Wheat mar-k-fdullatl 03 for red, and 1 10(5)1 i lor white. Corn steady at 0(tr,8."i. live firmer. Whisky stoadv at 24. Provisions , i uuiet ami unchanged New York Market. Ml Vork, July 2' p. m Flour dull and 10 cents lower, with sales of 7,00) brls at 4 1 3(i 4 70 for superfine State; 4 7 0( 3 15 for extra State; 4 M (54 70 for snper. Western ; 4 .r.Of7r)5 30 for common togocxl extra ditto ; 4 7 j(,4 Oo for old, and 4 75(55 30 fresh ground round hoop t'hio. market closing heavy and dull. Ilye Hour dull at 4 00(5)4 50. Wheat dull and lower; sales 8,5o0 bush at 1 50 for white Ky 1 48 for red Western; 1 40 for Michigan. Rye dull at 888l. Barley quiet. Corn heavy, but ipiiet; sales of 7,300 bush at 87(590 for Western mixed, and 8l(5;t0 for new yellow Oats 45 for State. Whisky unchanged ; '200 bbls saleii ftl J:-" l orK ivc, MR lower; sales snsNs. svkt m f si aa 01 oouu odis ai 14 , .1 tor mess; 1 1 ' for prime. Beef hams dull at 1518. Bacon quiet. Cut meats dull at for shoulders, 8(58flbr hams. Lard heavy at 10K11. ihitter heavy at 11015 for (M110, and 1418 for State. Clieesc dull at 7(i y. Tobacco quiet and easier at 7J(5 lo for Kentucky. Tallow firm. Wool firm. Suirar buoyant, and 2f)l hiirher : Muscovado 5 1/2@6 1/2. ---<>--- ----->The Council Bluff's [sic] <Bugle> says that W. W. Byers, one of the editors of the Rocky Mountain <News>, arrived at Omaha City, Nebraska, on the 5th inst., with $10,000 in gold dust. ---<>--- ----->The Boston <Traveller> says of Mr. Choate, that 'die va- h.-ippy in all his dome.- ! tic tela! ions. ami the kindcit ot 'hushands and ! fathers-, bestowing without fctint or alloy j upon the family circle, that warmth of heart ! and mirthfulns. of disposition which all acknowledoed who came into his presence." The line rains which visited this city and vicinity on Saturday morning and during Sunday, have had a most beneficial effect upon all kinds of vegetation, and rendered the weather much cooler and pleasantor. BrJL. Lilierty will not descend to a people ; a jieople must raise themselves to it ; it i: a blessing that must be earned I a-fore it is enjoyed. Itlv er ii i-is. MBtUim nr.r vRTCRwi i kom 5 o'clock mri t. IV TILL o O'CLOCK MONDAY. R. M. Patton, Icon. Km i to Louisville. Moses McLellaii, Memphis to do. Kate May, Cincinnati to Memphis. Oitcotah,' Pittst.urg to St. I.oub. Oak Und, Louisville to Kvunville. Raven , Canneltoii to d-. Woodfoid, Louisville to New Orleans. John Tompkins, St. Louis to le.iiisve. Cambridge, New Orleans to CiuciiMiat i. Chat ley Boweu, Cairo to Kvaiisville. Silver mmr, tmrnttmh to do. Goody Friends, MttobaWg t St. Louis. Har.el Dell, Louisville to do. Silver Star, Evansville to Padiii iih. We have no particular change to note in river matters at this point. The river is very low. the ssmd-bars showing themselves in each direction. Business dull and freights Scarce for all points except New Orleans. The Green river jutckets continue to ar-l rive with good cargoes of tobacco for shipme lit Last b' the railroad. The liowen made a trip up to Newburgh yesterday, and took aboard a large lot of freight. iSDo leaves to-diiy upon the arrival of the cars for Cairo and intermediate landings. i 1 ,IC The Kentucky arrived from above on ""day eveui , loun nt Scui eniug. liavmg tiecn "stuck ten SculHetown. We aie indebted to John If. Scott, the mail ageut, for Louisville papers. The lioats nt Pittsburg, on Wednesday, 1 lowered their colors at half-mast, in respect I to Capt. Mark .Sterling who died Tuesday. He commenced active life at Pittsburg :is a I boy, .some thirty years ago. At that time he was a wul lnn.in. Capt. J. IL Archer, late of the Sonthcrn- , er, will take charge of the Sam. P. llibberd, as soon as she can be put iu good condition, aud will place her in the Louisville,KvansvilIe 1 aud Cairo trade, as a regular packet. The New Albany l.nhjtr juotly observes that , I apt. Archer is an energetic laoatmuu, and the baUuce sheets of all boats he has had charge of have shown up to a good advantage to their owners. We wish him abundant success in his new enterprise. The ferry boat grounded day before yes- ; terdr y on the bur opposite the foot of Locust 1 street, but got off after considerable sparring. The association of boats in the Missouri , river trade has been broken up, and the boats are now running on their own Individual merits. Pittsburg is pretty -well " done for ' this season, the papers there reporting 4b boats laid up, including 17 tow boats, aud 22 freight boats. Hie Greenville is due from Green River thi morning. The Wave remains hard ngrouud on the bar at the moutu of Green lliver. Ctmmmmm t cmmM9mt boxes, ' an extra f ood lot just received; the-e wanting something line,! bo or slice, call in at CHAS. MclOHNSTON'S, j7 Pusey's Block, Maiu st. WM It It I. E S i w t E U S 'It J.i U S. M Wehavejusr ricived a nice lot of Ghei kin Pickles, In 1, 3, and 5 gallon key and iu jmirt j and half uallou jars Families, Hotel and Boarding House Keeper, an Steamboat men will take uoti- e, acd govern ihemstdves accordiiifrly. Call at No. jU Maiu street. je.il E. 0. SAB IN A CO. Ot H PI tn H : If WOt B'i.'T . uooa Drno, i.vii anu my ot tuai rnoive mwmmnw a . 1 . . a . . . : Dl..ii. vilh Flour, tor sal iiy CIM" M' JOH NST N , I jyli P ey s Blcck, M id strict.

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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral - s muu .! its. If sie h iciiuuu toi I ii i in - ot e very va r iety of Thru t a l : . 1 lm Cwnil -.in ts, that it is unth el v uiinpcMMiry for us to renuint the rvlleoe.- ot its virtues, h -rever it has lt-n ein ployed. A- II li.s o :z Iii nin coustant ue throughout tliis tion, u in , , nV ,)., n,ore than asiim flu M-ri its pi.Hry Is kept up to tMi UMt ft lot s ever In-en, an. I thai it may I., relit-il on to ehi in their n lie' all It !...- ever heen foUUil to (Jl. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, A 1.X THK PVKPOSK8 F A J'llUCVl F0K ATI VK M r.MK INK. FO R COT I V K N KSS FOB THK l'KK OK HYSPKP'sMFOR JAIXD1CE; ' ' FR TIIK CURL OF IMHGE8TI0N FOR HEADACHE ; FOR TIIK CCRKUF DV.xKNTKRY FOR A FOCI, STOMAI-H; FOR THE CUKE OF ERYMI'ELAS; FOR THE FILES; FOR THK CI RK OF SCROFULA; FOR ALL VCROFCLOUS COMI'LAIMTS; rOB THK CUKE OF RHEUMATISM; FOH DISEASES OF THE SKIN; FOR HIE CURE OF LIVKR COMPLAINT; FOR DROPSY : FOR THK CURE OF TETTER, TUMORS AND SALT RHEUM; FR WORMS ; FOR THE CUM of (HMTT; FOR A DINNER PILL; FOR TIIK CURE OK NEURALGIA; FOR PURIFYING THE UI.00D. They r Hiijrar-ciiatvd, so thitt th niot ipnui nive can tnkt' thi-m plr.isautly. uil tliey arrtUebca tperieni iu the vvorl-l fur all the i-m , -.- ,.t a fumi y jiliysic. Pricu i' n-ntfl er mvt : Six IUixm for ?1.00. f!rcat annilierK of 'lerrin"Ti, Pliyiicians , States men, and eminent erso;;e(. have lent their i mimes to certify the unparalleled nsetnlties of tln-so ienieliii. hut onr iiia-- here will not iH-rniit tho inertion nl'theni. The Aleuts tielow name 1 fur in-1 1 gnfb onr Amkkicav At MAVAc, in which they are iriv.n : with also full ii--ri.itii!i of the ahovt-coui-plaints. and the treatment that should be followed j tortht-ir cure. Do not lie put off hy unprincipled deaters with j other preparation tln-y maki- more profit on. Demand Aver', and take no other. The kick want the Ix-st aid there i for tkem, aud they should j have it. I'lvnir..,! la- nit .1 t VH! i-nl I....-..II Maasachusett. - - , - j - - -'-i "v . ., Sold by KELLER A WHITE, Evanarille, and by all Druggists and Merchant throughont the country. inanCJ-d&weow BBBBBBBBraaB Baaaai5 iB3vjMaBaai XxdLI MINED TO SSl'CCEKD! GEORGE THtiRNIIILL takes pleasure in iu-oirninL-his old customers that in the quality and st vle of hi work, he flatter himself he cannot he excelled. He may still be foiui.l at the corner of Second and .Main streets, where the choicest IImlies and Saddles of every description cau be obtained onhe best of tams. BrW Repiiring done w ith neatness and dispatch. Se. ond-h.itid Uai ie -s ;1, ;,vs ou baud. j.-l DR. HAAS, bavins leased the rooirs formerlyoc-cti..-d l.y Or. Kivett, iu lr. liray's huilding, oj.p"site the i'o-t (Mlice, would paapeetfaalj solii it the cittxetis of Kvansv ille mii. the surrounding t. w i-s am' country, visit bis rooms ami m-e the sjircimeiis on exliibitioti. All those who need Denial operations pin lbrii.4, aad are jd.-.i-ed w ith liis w ork, shall hi-atteiiih-d to With Kivat pleasure. His CoaTIM oIS CCM works without a M-aiu or crevice. Notliitie will Ikaore clean, oi have greater strength. His Block Work has but two -earns in a full upp.-r or lower Ret. Perious can laush as heartily aa they choose without showing that their tMtJi are artificial, .ind cheeks that are sunken .an be restored to nearly i their orltiiml contour He also makes the usual stvlesof plain and sim ple gum tooth work on irold and silver (date and also the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by those vrlio have used if. He has also two processes for extracting teeth Without pain no inhalation no injurious effect arising from tie iru.. themoet lellcate can have them applied with perfect safety. AW Parents will consult the health and beauty ut their children by having the Deatist direct their second dei.tltisri. therel-v producing symmetry aud bMlth t i tle.se invHluable organs. I mtfr I take pleaaAVe la intro.Iucius Ir. Hass, formerly of Lafayette, Ind., my successor to the I old rooms in Bray's building, hopiug he wi'l find i them li-oli jdeaaut and proii t able I loiu my intercourse with the Doctor, I mil .ha-ed to tilid hi:n , otic of tin- progressing;; jaissi'ssiiijc taste and hiph professional ability und standing. With this view , 1 can, with safely, recommend him to the community as a skillful aud competent dcutist. apis J. KIVKTT. rWlO ittJKItl li.I.VTS, PH'JJ'SSMi , M A'I DKUUGldTM. We nr.- rajratarty receiving additions to our stock f Daoos, Mi i'i. ims, CNAWVAM, Paints, OtlR, V.vkmsIiks, Paan :;uv, hihI Fancy Akthi.is. which we are prejiared to offer t the trade on n .ssl fei in- as can be piirclia-i '! in 'im inuati, Loilisvilie, or St. Loitis. W e hav- in ston 15 tons of Extra Prnr Wiiitk Lr.Aii, iu kegs of i (hs, 511 Pis, and 10U lbs, w hich we arc Dellrng t" the trad-- t mataufactutxTs prices. K LLI. I'll & V 111 I K, No. Maiu street. AWtf SEWiJ0 .W1V.V.-NEVKU ft HKFCKK OKKKUKIl AT UKTAIL. V SEWING MACHINE FOR AND WITHIN THE BKAClf Of ALL. A PRACTICAL FAMILY 8BWUWI MACHINE iOK SIX DOLLARS. BAUTLETTS PATENT NOVELTY tC SEWING MACHINE. IT HAS BKBM PBOTBB AND IMPROVED DifBINt. TIIK PAST It MONTHS U AN t'FAl 1 t'KINi. 1 A.! i. KITES I MM ENSELY IN K EASED. , ,. ADDRESS OFFICES. .'. W . BAK I I.K I T. Patentee, 4JI Broadway, N. Y. i. W. BABTLKTT, : j n, --nu--t., Phila. : K. lin;i;iNS, Agent, la Sixth st., i in'tl. I II. HC;;INS, Au'. nt. North 4ih -t . St. Louis. GEO. F. LEGGRTT, 17 Woodbrida-e st., Uetroit. AeenU are la-in establisluni in fv.-iy i ounty throutthout the United States. Applicants for ngeucies will addr iiher .1 the alaive otlices, i which are prepared to till rRovipn., all orders for Midline.), wliijiesale or retail, Bt ud for a circular, with cuts of Machine, and ' h.n i(des of work. All letters, to ensure attention, must contain iti. .ii MStagy. jell-laidiw m ti he to it e we h ft raJrw JL The time for rauuili and preseTVisM fruits , is lo ur al hand. Bo tun public are informed that we have i-i store ai i f r -ale at low lijfiires 15 BBLB. Ut BMtVICD SIG.VKS. I Msawrtcd ,-ompi I-iui: i 'irhe.l, la rue and small ! loaf ; Powtieled, Clnritied. am! C tt. e Suu.irs. We ; imk mi exaiiiiuaiion of ipiality and prit.-s lefore ! (.ur. hasiug. VR K Kl.Y HH08 , Jyl:; " Main str.s-1. WmUTtLE OP .H.iUB.'Ta.-31 .MB SOLDI EKS KILLED! Au arrival just iu Iroui the Ka-t. con -isting of a tremendous lot of DRV GOODS, aircii as Dress 1 HHks, Challice, Marseilles, Calk-o, Blew hed Muslin, i a tiies, Shoes for every aye, Steel-spring ktrls I or all, uuo oi ever- vaii-ty apperlainini; to a full tocket I.t GXh1 Stare which will he sold low tar i ssh. !i MlLLEIi A MKHAIS. 41 Maiu street.

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Old Established Wharf Bo; A EYANSYILLE, llld. P. G. O'RILEY Sl Co. tron.it.i:. on uj ft ft f.'00 . '5 i: Ml ISSIoN ML!;. V. VT Qcaeaal Railr.:.',St.auilot, tmi Expr- C Agenta tsH-cial Aeutu for the PEW. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connection over whidi we are ai.i to give through receipt at thv I o went pf,ir.le u.Hav ing a luauiumth Wharf luit r.t K UwiU the Ltrgent ou the Ohk) River, capable of stuiinw aud protectiii all merchandize Ha Me to dauuf " from exjatire, we are prej)Hi -l to fa ilifat. tl til patch of all consignments, forwai i! .1 to our un by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Sioriu and Forwarding, 2sf. to the Sale of any Produce, or other prvperty, conignMl to lis for sale, ands.it faction guaranteed. Office -uid extensive Wan house on Water rtif. adjoiiiiug the Ti-leirraph, and on the Wbarf Uat where we are to lie found, attending to tfc inU-ivaia -"r P"trons Ht :t'l "i.nrs dflf and night. With onr superior fa.-ilifh-"; lont and infc ; an. tiring energy; aud knowledga of our bOMOeaa, v feel coiilideitt of givit; - genera aatisl tion, and hope to merit a continu ,nct- of the xleuaivepavtruo-a-e we are uow enjovin.Liberal caah advances will e m.vif on allconsignmenta to either ooreelve or corresTr nd.-nte iu any of the principal tnark ts. North. East or South g C. O'RILEY &, CO. etJT&M, UT9Mmt tUK,mml have a rarge don hie WarehotMe at the Janl Baain, ratable of atoring any amount ofiin.-! re. whi h will l r. -oeivod, atored, taken care .ud huM KiC-j- ' . th owoera oruera on moat rei-oi.at.l- term mm! ro-oroar.

CMuUrm , f) jt h vf . AND Commission IHercliant, No. 2 Soi-th Vats Btbbet, Evzxcyiub . cr21-ly to atore in our Fire Proof WaiuLoava, any I! II! t itv of '.'. :, i 11 Vnwln,. r U.I...JI.. " .,f.'. "' ' - v.uuu1y.r, oil uuiwi uuei hi lei ins. IlaTinx larw and airv room tin stairs. nariReuKr care will he Ukeu of Household Fnrnit jr.-, A l'i icultnral Implement aud all kinds of Goods or ware liable to damage liroin damp or rust. Insurance effected it the lowcft fire proof rat. , by the month, or lon,:i r win !. Warehouse located jl colliei of Locust street and W. and E. Canal, and most couvrnknt for thfa i-iuc hy River or liailroud. Aio.lv to RfM GEO. FOSTER I CO. MB ING, FORWARDING AND GENER L COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents for luutawiia isult Company, Evansville, Ja- !. Wj have formed a o-part iier!iip under ' ha stv le of BroWR A Aikman, and offer om in the capacity as set forth in our card al-ove. We are fully preparni to extend every facility to sliipjiers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAM.ROAD, and aasine them that their la that be faithfully reHwae:ited, should they bepbum-d to lavor us with their pal linage. Otlice ;iuu Warehouae ou the corner of Jfain tt. aud the Canal. WM. BROWN. W. M. ATKMW. Late of Howard A- Brown. Late of 1'osTl It, ,v t'n. Jan. tt Blt.- s. tUMTCMMMtM, V M i , t CElVlAG, FOlS AEDlNi. A N D CoMMliU 8lOH MKBC1IANTH. Water btrevt, btws-ii Hate RB4 I KVANSVILLX, 1X11 A N A Particular attention given to the I i a of general Merchandise and Produce, hj I . j v Canal, or Railroad. tad ni . 1 t H TA'MS ' H O U A .-rs-ora 5 to R. 55. Howard,) Receiving, t oi vviudini: and Comwiasiou MerchauU, No. 4 Water aCroot, noar Main, Evansville, Indiana. Sf LilK-ral advances uiadu ou coiriKuaaaiti to New Orleans. R. C. SLACi.HTKK...... O. si A' sHTI K . WM. I. ; .i,JP. novviO-lyd It) Lit H.vt H! . . J t a f t i. r extra at ? I 7. per sack. Su-ifme G1Ir. Mill.- i -i 'A ier sack ipiality ofbutlLRorts t"-"-.-. A stock aluavs on h iRal at IkRSKINK, CCRNICK A .1G.. 47 '"v-, IUSl'hlKS American blab s, 3 val JscIkk.I do new ailiclea, Hate and Cedar Peucils, Piircussioti Cajrt (" kind-,) Butcher Kuiveaand Steels, Carviug do Blacking, (Bntler's bramt, Locks and Latches, Kant.-n pti.-es,) Butts and Screws, 'lacks and Sparables, (tarry Onaalai and UonteCanls, Aiik-i and GimUat. l'i" l- l H.K.ks an t i'. .rt nionaJes, Needle, (daw'g, Knit, D.im'gASa l.'- j l'o. l.. t Cuailw and 'I hiuil lea, Genaauaaal French llaiis, Japauaed Tinware, lull mm Tn short, everything Usually kepi hi Mai ' M i, at Cincinnati ju i. vs. C. S. WTLLs, -Va W.w Br Tirst atrart. M 'i (intent Saw Cuai tm-i 12 Matey Mill Saws, cat s,- .1 Mill s.,vva, Ti Circular Saw s, from R to 72 in. 1 doz BcfW Wn in ! . je'-'l lit". S. M'NN TAG, in Kair F.Vf .yi. ..ii ;..-.. Pitlsbiiry Cider Vinar f.."r sale , Pit I.r. t: h.sai. bv je'jst KRSK 1 N r. i i:mciv a i n M ii.i.V ft .UPS S :: casks i'uniu Chain. V setts Reels, 12 Iron Curl, J4 iaxl do, 2UU0 fact Pine Tnbinz. je2I CKO. 8. BONNTAG, 10 M ilii st. w,.n; TUi.s'us vf.A' he litte r 3 AS WELL AS OTflBKS. Some six or aevtu yearaataaa, .. II. '''iK meucel what most of the people called a i grocery, with a wacon to d. liv r his gt 4a Ui I customers. The und-rtakins wa looked Harii a humliui;, aud lib failure was j think he did not fail, ,ind now can fin nih a urewi- r variety of subetaatial aiist fancy Groceri. u other house in the West, and ijuite as cheap. Jg N TO THE M.nPP.HIJL TE.t, WMJ tin y hare the trae InsperiaJ, aad im mitake. It is just the Tea for tlie people, and fro t the tptanttiy tlu v s.-il, it wontd l.ik as thnoi a their cuoice Teas v cr.- apj recialed. For 'iiii;.!m(, cidl at Z. II. COOK. A So. S mist MEt t ix'i.n, i:ih i:si. . h'OU VLJ'lr IL 'I y;;i.s..s a casks OuiH-y .1- Co - Hrandv. Isle."' ft V4 (Islsirtle's old Port Wine. 0 " Old Jla.h ira fi " Pale (Sherry fit boxes sapirlor Claiet " 1 pipe Pure Holland t.in. 1 (luncheon of One Jamaica Rra .f IS.1". fi casks IJennine lUrclay A "'. rkiiis' Porter. Iu pints and RjRRWtJ 5 casks I,', uuiue Scotch Ale -'-Muirs." In (diits and iiari-. basket- II . i.Ii.-k's Sp. , nfr ' 'hamj.a,- . . The ata.ve article-was gii.;: - . . to bo in ery ra satt as described. ALLISiH: myai Water 1 sst. fK U 'EE T 'E I" 1 oO I. It S ( 0Plloliey, in the cn.l), i,, Mali jus( tmt ta it MB Ii Iroiu the Uive, received this dav and lor sa Jeiifi CHAS. Mi. loll ;uN. W on THE EOVEBS 0FJ t.mn up of Tea. We are uow iu reeeipt ot a choice lot of loose Teas, bunght exprcs-i 1 - I ;rade. Call oue and all. Samples iven w ith ur. by 25 fcl.7 7.. II. 'mk A s: i . MtHLS. EMESM tJMmtSJt tinteut, rcceivod and tor sale l.y A. M. XuGBIFF. dt 1H VE It E It U'.ITEH tXMJTB vLs yu dor White Cedar Water Cans, withe. brass aud ircu boiiud, si?e.. ; oOtldoz White Cedar rails, 3 sizes, brws and iron sMH Where one dosen or more are talcen. thev a.aikeil in dry ehaviui:s, witlilio charge ! r Cfti thus insurina satn tran-p- rtati. n and k . I in good order till sold. J. B. RUSSELL, Main str.yn. niy20 Betweeu Third and Fourth, Laais Uie. Bi MsOVB ! I I. o I It :-l r.O B.MHM k BV sod sacks in store and to arrive, . superfine Camntry Brands as good as tmt be as low- as the low-vat, at VICKERY BROS., 82 Main st. BLMTHEB MBit IVTMtV IJrlrM M PKK'K OF FLOUR. As ''some thilo's can tte Aat mm araI! an others." the price of Tgleheart Brothers c 1 of Flour has been red-; . d this dav - s e . for delivery at auy tune, at EBi.Kl.NE, CCBMICK & co.'s. jy!5 tl 1 BBHI.HE mwm. 1 I..IHJI Just , B lbs prime Lard, at lliM. CIKSH'K Ci. 47 Maiu street TO TME EJKTtEKS.-i M f KRSK INK, CUBNICK A CO., So. 47 fttabi street, and look at their stock ot Patent C;iBoxes. They are for sale cheep. BmiSSOLVTlO Jl.l Jl V rtay withdraws from t . lirrn f Leuicke k Co. and the basin tMi 1 i4 ... t-lis contlnuad by Bonn Sor. no i Lad V sob, uudei the name of SOREN'"' i ft.vaNsvii.i.k, July n, e. j: U

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