Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 301, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 August 1859 — Page 3

Sthf ?aUl) KOUtmil

TFESP-AY MoKN I NO... ..A I .l ST TO ADVERTISERS THE JOURNAL has bvkn mtkaimly ixCRKA3ISG ITS 3VUSCKIIM ION LIS I', CNTIL, AT THE P8K3EXT TIME, IT HAS THE LARGKST, CIBlTLATIOS OF AXV PaM.Y IN THK STATE AM) AT LCAST THAT OF AST OE ITsClTY COTKM rMKA Rl ES. AlVERTISfMI.NTS A KK V A LIABLE IN 1-rtitl'oKrioN TO THEIR CIRCULATION, COSSRQI EXTLY THK is thk best the State. ADVUUTISIN'i; MKDll'M Local and Miscellaneous. my J m T H BXCA IJT,V. Hi l- will Bui he rveived until 6 o'clock this afternoon, nt the oflVe of Buker A Foster, on Third street, for tho K.trth Excavation for the cellar and foundation Kr the New Prbyterian Church, on Waluut st. By order of the Trustee. aotf) JOHN W. FOSTER, Sec'y. Mr. A. B. Porter, the "only reliable teamboat agent, ' called on in yesterday, to uifonu ti3 he was in town. Were we able to state another fact in adiltien to that of hta arrival, we doubt not would render his presence to mnny i.e more gratifying. m Ttrolese Minstrels. We are glad to : ivc an opportunity to commend to the atntion of oar citizens the programme of a ipany of genuine Tyroleae Minstrels, who ;. pose giving a concert in Crescent City Mall this evening. They will sing their e airs, in their national costumes, and in a style and spirit tbat cannot be imitated. Wo bare had many companies of pretended ry rolesc vocalists, who have given wrotch.1 imitations, in piercing screeches, of Tyic. T anight there will mt art M.rtunity to hear the strains that have . lined for generations through the passes ui l valleys of the mountains of Tyrol, e wild scenery has inspired the wild :u. 1 exciting music of their inhabitants. Hie family come with testimonials of i lrairation their performances have ex-it.-.l in Cincinnati, Louisville, and other pljwVs. Tho performance will bo for one nii;iit only, unless there be evidences of a truog desire to listen to a second concert. All, therefore, who would be sure to hear th.- t interesting terformers, should attend I nighi. Kennkov s Patrnt in Tanning. We iv o seen, the deed from D. H. Kennedy, ntivejing his patent right for this county to Mr. Alexander H. Reynolds, with the certiorate of record and the seal of tho Patent thce, dated July 30tb, 18a(J, which is con- . lusive evidence that the patent itself is all right, and recognized by the Patent Office us in full force. If the malicious and wantonly wick ed party who broke open the shutter and tore the lock from the door of Mr. Smith s Picture show-case at Crescent City Gallery, on Saturday night last, will call and get their likeness making themselves known Mr. S. will present them with their picture and band the duplicate one to the Sheriff lor his and their tamefit. Rctnemlr, one above sees all, and takes your likeness even against your consent but the payday will soon com v. Information wanted of the guilty party. Ur.-Arrested. The MountJVenion Ad -r ite says two escaped convicts, from the Jefteronville Penitentiary, were arrested in tiie vicinity of that place by the energetic Sheriff of that county, assisted by several citizens, on Thursday afternoon. They were sent from and convicted in Wayne -mitty one for forgery, and the uther for an attempt to commit murder. Koth premiers admitted they had escaped from the penitentiary. They will be remanded aud -ent Imck. Kl i Ittsilts. ahrivaisami nrrvRTt bks mow 5 'oi.njpi muk iav r ill S o'ulis'k Monday. Hickn'.an, Memphis to Cincinnati. Nam. Kirkman, Cairo to Louisville. Teiu pest, Loulsvlile to Cain 'reeuvillc, B. Gr. n t Kvuisrllle. Jho Tompkins, LoiiisviHaito Cairo. Silver Star, Padu. ih to Hvans ill-. AliJa, Kvai.sville to C0 Helton. t. onoiiiy, Ciiu iojMtti t Memphb. ilver Star, KvnsvilU to Paducah. I'kAttanooy, Louisville to Cairo. B. tiie.wti, Kvanfville to B. Ureen. (nuicy, Cincinnati to Mlsaoori river. Ve bail ci bot day of it oesterdny, wli'u h, l ikon in conneetion witb the coolness of the night previoas. will cause not n little fick-.o-ss. We beard of a good many who were 1 tken sick yesterday. The Stirr left vesterday, witb a f.no trip, for Paducah. The splendid railroad packet, Charley Jiotcen, leaves to-day for Cairo. During tbe low water tlie Charley has been crowded Uilnisines?, but it has not prevented her, with one exception, from always being on time. Passengers may depend on her leaving and arrivingfat Cairo at her usual time. We noticed a No. 1 ferrv boat, called the 9 r Qu'tncy, passing down yesterday morning. We understand her destination is the I'ppor Mississippi. Tbe reliable T. Jl. Done will be due this eveuiug. She will go on to Xewburgto take a lot of floor, and retorn in time, no doubt, to leave on Wednesday. She will, as usual, be prepared to clear the wharf of all freight for the river trade. '1 lie river has risen about six inches since Sunday morning, and 13 still rising slowly. Three and a halt feet is reported on hcuftletown bar. The Greenville arrived on Sunday night with 75 hbds. tobacco. She reports Green river rising slowly with three and a half feet iu the channel. She met the celebrated Ware at Brown's lock, unable, from some - ause, to get through; rumor has it from M m inability to raise money sufficient to pay the lock fees. She met th Gen. White 35 miles below Bowling Green. The White was due last night. The Greenville left last wiling. She makes oue or two more trips and then lays up until there immure lo h. The W. V. (iillum has leen purchased tv Capt. Rogers for r:,ooo. B inUuds faking her lo Louisville, hayr bet docked, and thoroughly put in repair. Wc did not learn what trad- he then intends tunning in. The Alida lfl yesterday, for Cannelton, light. Unless freight a i umulate?, there will be uo dangei ul hei sticking on any ot t aand bars.

Special Notices.

iimltutcay't Ointunnt. .ntrcurtmt a a sdves, and all thoaimMiund concocted of miner.d agent-, are highly daneyrons application. This Ointment, conip.ted entirely of vegetal de extracts, is a harmless as wdl as eBlcient remedy, iu all a- of eruptions, sores, boil, wonuds. and contnte. Sold at the manufactory. No. 80 Maiden Lane. New York, and by all Druggists, at 2-rC., and SI cr pat. The M thml Amerlemnm emm truly cull to the -ad lorn," Is the Fever and Ague, and of all the lerrilde diseases ! raek the drain, emaajate the form, ami render the enlirc hody helpless aud utterly powerless, none can, in our estimation, claim ree. tence over it. Th excruciating pain e-iieiK d by the urtlii led, is not expreasil. it is only a h realised. To those who have lieen i i kea d it v ilh if, a remedy of any kind nm-t, as a matter of course, prove T the graateat i nte re?t. Uae id the moot uWerl'il and r.pedy ear. m that we know of, I Dr. J. HOSTETTKR'S CKI.KItRATKD rt ITT KKS. In leeoimiun ling It to the public, we kuow and feel that wj arc doing a grid aenrkre. It hcuefk-ent effects upen the stomach, and its mild tante, cannot hut render it opnlar Miuvngll claasea. For sale by Druggist nod dealers ;tenerlly, everywhere. wg Tht Blood U th L4f.-JV mmrs ikmtl the poor sufferers in our country languish, their ii-tituti.u Packed and torn by strong aud danherons mineral medicine; they will come to the fountain of health, fomiJ in ainiple herb and roots from nature's storehouse. THK MOUNTAIN IIEKB PILLS, of innocent mountain plants composed, will reach and stop their distress, and canse the blood, renewed and i learned, to carry through the body the elements of health ; building up the broken constitution, and carrying life ami health, but for them would have been the wreck of hope the feeble moan of auneriug, at last ended by tho cold hand of death. Do not let prejudice oretcome your better reason ; do not look upon these Tills a only like others ; do not let your despair, after trying everything else, prevent you from trying these. The blood must be pure, and then sickness is impossible. What a great and yet simple truth is this! it appeals to the common scuse of all ; it is the great key-etone of the healing art. JL'DSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will party and cleanse it as rare as the sun will rise to-morrow. JVJudson's Mountain Herb Tills arc sold by all Medicine Dealers. augl fitnplf mmm 9Ma JKsa mrtths result of impure blood. The blood becomes thick and clogged. TIip skin is not able to cast off the impurities so important to health. How many young men and women we see with their hers covered with pimples and blotches who are endeavoring to remove them by lh use of roap and washes of various kinds. This is very dangerous, and should never le practised by persons desirous of good health. Mothers h have cluldren afflicted with sores and eruptions, should iievr dry them by external application, for in this way they will drive in the humors and pi duce ill health for the child during its whole lifetime. There is no mother that lik.M to see kr children afflicted with feeble health. JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PI LbSar prepared expressly for the run' of eruptions of theskhi, such as Pimples, Blotches, Sores, ,f e. Tin y i leane the blood of all impurities, producing a beautiful, clear, and healthy skin, so much admired by all people of taste and refinement. Judson's Mountain Herb Pills art sold by all Medicine Dealers. jyl dAwlm UV nt r rtj,tif,l to fUnl thai tht rtnowned Chemist of New England, DUCT. AYER, has at length turned his attention to the disorder uhich hangs like a blight on our community. Our section is as Imalthy as any other, with one siugh1 exception, and that is the Fever and Ane, which haunts ns on every side. Rut his remedy cure, as we should know it mnt, if he made it. ' i-t out this lialeful distemper from among us, and ours is oue of the loveliest spot-i in the west. Sentinet, Fairfield, lotra. jy8 . t A.i n , 4 fmr m Partner. J ftutltmmn who has athototigh Eastern business education and ten years' exiK-rienee, and who lias $.",000 cash capital, which sum he will he able to increase annually as he makes collections desires to remove to Kv oi-.Mil.-, if be can associate Ilium'!! with a person well ast.iblisued in a sale aini lucrative manufacturing or men nitile busiuesh. LettersaldleSxed to "W. C. N.,-care of I he Editor of the EvaiiHvllle Journal, will U forwarded to the adveTtiser, who will give them prompt attention, ami hold all overtures male to him ns strictly confidential. angJ-lvv I'.odiani Mining l oiiiptu), Evansville, Indi.ma. 0 1 1 i , . on Water r.roet, lwws'ii Main and LocUHt. Coal, in ip-iantities .if not le -s than "JO bushels, deh. r.-d to in) .iii t ot lh. ity, it lo rent pel hush, lh pit, 8 rents. JolIN WV.MuND, cs-t'.i S,s-ret;ry sud Manager. j.va' it '.mi. 4 ii Ktnjune at HUUHES' W.-' !'o- and Calf for sale. Dry Vi .od.-; Store. MIST Mi Kii'nn i' i u sTK.t.nKH Mac lav :Vsi tt.s prime sugar-cured Hams, a i hoice ai tide ; :;is t.i -ii ii . ured Dried Beef, excellent quali ty, at KKMklNK, CLRMCK Ctl.'S, j7 47 Main stre te JOHN A. REI rz JullN A. HANKY r CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY. EVANSVMLLE, IND. The proprietors of the f'BESt'ENT t'lTY Fol'N BflV U-tr leave to inform their friends and the nub lie in general th it they are fully pn-pareil to make lo orU-r all K mils ot ACH1NERY Needed for Mills or Manufactories of any kin I. Having a great variety of pattern lor MILL OKAKIilU, of any size, and STEAM ENGINES of any pow-r reqnired. Also manufacturers of DISTILLKBY AND MINING MACHINERY, TOBACCO SCKKWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS; SASH, MILKY AND IMPROVKD Circular Saw Mills, CCMMINC MACHINES, IRON FRONTS for House?, CHINESE SCCAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS, IMPROVED LARD TANKS, And in fact everything in tbe IKON KH NDRY AND MACHINK BUSINESS. B It J 88 t'.i8Ti.V4J8 made to order. ALSO Iealers in a superior article of THRESH I. XG MA CHINES, And Powers' complete, of the latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM GAUOES, (ilM DKLTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WBLDKD P1PK, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE BRICK, AM at MAM ACTLRKBS PRK E5. Hi. best price always paid fo old METAlfJ, At the old Stand Corner Cauai and Ingle street. HEITZ fc HANKY. N. B.- Workmen sent to all parts fo put up Ma- . Inn. iv and do repairs iu Boilers. THRESH 1N0 MACHINES Always on band and for sab-. jt'li MB.IMS! Il.i.ns' J I ST MMfitiW' Mm ..I pei ntami Lehigh, a choice lot of sugar -rand lldins. To the lovers dl a good Juicy Ham, vesav call and gut one, at LR3KINF CURND K A OCJ, j i 47 Main" street.

MISCELLAHEQOS.

It J .VJf L K MM ML LIT MM a TO 9 announce the completion of the extensive improvenients to their coucern, which have been in progress for some time past, to afford the utmost facility for carrying on an extensive trade, by selling a good article only at such prices as cannot fail to give universd satisfaction. Having this object in view, every consul 'ration that straightforward dealing, founded on honor and lilerality, can give, will he resorted to, aud thns establish mutual con -fldence between buyer and seller; The m . U is nnusiinlly large, every department replete, and pur-cha-ers may rely upou meeiing with an extensive assortment on t. asonahle terms. Tliey won tJ direct particular attention tntloir late importation of Irish l.iuen CikkIs, vi'. : and 4-4 Irish Linens, ll Linen Mheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand kerchiefs. Towels, Napkins, Bleached and Brown Linen Table Cloths, Ac, Ac. Corner of Main and First streets. niy.l To tho Public. THK PJM8T Wi.yTKR jtJS'O SPBISO so far, have leen verr wet once, earning many of our rivers to overflow their hanks, backing up the water in the creeks ami bayous, and flooding to a considerable extent the bottom lauds; when the rivers recede, which may Ik pipected soon, then the large surface of decaying vegetable matter exposed to the scorching ray of the summer sun, produces the malaria, which prove so fatal iu its course, sweeping whole States, and sparing neither age nor sex in its C04qving inarch. Afte. a residence of more than twenty years in the middle and Southern Stated, we think we have discovered a medicine which, to a certain extent, is a preventative of the attacks of billon fevor, Kue, Ar., and as such we recommend our Magnolia Whisky. W wish tho public to understand that we are not urging upon them the use of strenfr Liquors as a beverage We are, and always have bee u, opposed to their leing rwed in that way, bnt if people will nae them a noh, let them have hy all means a pure article, that will keep them in health, and Wnxthen Instead of shortening their lives. We propose tu sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors for medicinal purposes, and a little for the stomach's sake, if required, and witl challenge an Inpectlon by the best chemists in this or sny other Country, to find any impurity or adulteration iu the whi.-ky branded by ns, "Alii A Howe's Magnolia." It Is warranted, a if is distilled from the Com. rye, or wheat, with a slil.t addltkm of good cisteiu water. We hav tro doubt many persona baveUs-N ruin d in health, if ntjt actually killed, py drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that Allis A Howes' pure Masuolia should be ill general use. Just received and in store for sale lo pipes ass'd Brandies odd) from.-: toflTgal. 1- 3a p'!" do (old) from :'. to$7'gal. 4 pities Holland (o'n ; :t puncheons old Ruih. ap25 ALLIS A HOWES. Water st. TORY. The nudersignetl having enageil in the Tobacco Bu-diiess, with the purpose of supplyinr. if iKissible, the aauts of the home market, I am now prepared to oner a well senvieu sioca oi manulai lured Tobaeco from Missouri, Kentucky, ami Tcimesstc b. if, in Pounds, t ives, Halves, Eight, a, id Quarters, in any desired package. Terms liberal, urn! acreptahie iliscoiiut tortasii purchases, but no sale less than live boxei. A. Il 1IDMIP, Ml No. 105 Main street, Kvansville.Ind. imU.ntJ'ISTUJTOW8 S.I I I. u iWM. virtue of an order of tho Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county, I will mjII at puMic auction, at tho Court House iaor iu cvunsvuie, ou the loth of September, ISo'J, iart ot the S. E. ir. of Section No. '., towuship ' south, rat:r l'.l west. otitainiiu' three lu tes, adjoining lands of Peter bharp, K. W. Rrinkmeyer, aud lying on tho road. lead in.; tiom the roor lluutu to the rvdlui'iice ot Ediir C. Dunk. Said premises will be gold iu subdividons, a plat of which can le novu by calliug iiHn me. Terms ot sale, one-tinru casu ; tauance iu iz anu 18 oMiiths Itom day of sale, the. purchaser giviug notes with approved security, waiving all relief from vnluatiou or appiaisumeut laws, with interest from the day of sale. BRACKET MILLS. Jj M-td Alm roiAiloipiijsrinkm.i!i. J : do. White Cellar Water Cans, with cover, brass aud iron bound, .1 sizes; .'.iHidoz White Cedar Pails, 3 sir.es, brass and iron hoops. Where one dozen or more are taken, they are packed iu dry shavings, with no charge for eases, thu insuring safe transportation and keeping them in R.sd order till sold. J. I!. Rl'SSELL, Wi Main street, my-i' Between Third and Fourth, Louisville. Mm"' noons JT .f 4Vf.'T.V. UK have received a consignment o Dry Ooods, which we will sell without reserve, commencing FRIDAY MoRN INll, July 22, at S" ' o'clook, coiisitiii' of a variety of seasonable Dress Oods,'ac liars. I'ndersliwes, Mantillas, Linen Handkerchiets, Ac , Ac. We invite the Ladies one aud all, as the gootU must he sold. Come up iu tbe cool ot the motnm::. lioousopcn lor insi-ction. jyj; II. NELSON ft CO., Anct'rs. MM I.. JOII.VSOJW IIO OH HI.'UfM KR AND Mi W 1m km Blank Book Manufariurpvgflr First St., bet. Main and Locust, )jMmmmmmy KVANSVI LLK, INDIANA. UV lilank Rooks niled, pat -d and matle to order of the best lmtier. from a Memorandum to the larifst Loiter. Music and Magaaues Ix.und in any style. JelO-dAwtt rmHB stXTM j.ywiuL vataM LOtilT. OF BRUM'S CoMMKRCIAL COLLKCiK is uuw resaly for distribution. Students in the city entitled to them, also those w ho have inserted their cards, and all others interested, are rclUestcd to cull at M. L. Johaaoa's BtNik . Biuderv , and obtain copies. j y 1 1 MM KM O l L.Jji 4 OU S TR.t VM It Ji A'Sui have removed their stis-k of Hardware and Iron, to No. 71 Main street, bet. -nJ and ul. They would Is pleased to see their oldciutomers at their new stand, win re they have always on baud a large and well selectetl atiM'k of Hardware and Iron, which they offer at very lowpricesfor cash. jL mpjtuT.yi HsHir titssit i.i no.w m The jiartneiship heretofore existing iK-tween Wm. RoeSSel and J. Hess is dissolved by mutual rv .-nt, .Inn. 23, 18.19. All persons holdiufr claims aitjaiast the ataive firm wlllprsnt them to Wm. Rocssel for payment, as be collects all debts due said firm. WM. ROESSFL. jyl :td JOHN HESS. i iu i: .t.vn m U4H..IU I'Roogy SAFE AT AlUTION. It iit sold U'foie at private side, we will sell at auction without reserve, on THURSDAY, June 3o:h, n goml Fiie-pr.sif Safe, for cash. It Is a good article, aud will Ik- sold. JS3 NELSON A CO. fgfK .' StiBMt'E S .' A loo mats Cinuaiuon, 1 bags Pepp-r, 10 bags Allspice, 7 " lxs assorted (!ro. Spire". For sale by myll WHEELER d R1GOS. mpUI.SI K US' I.VM. 8TOO II A MB W ML THOMPSON have jn-t received direct from New York, a varied assortment of Black, Blue, Bad. and Gruen Printing Ink. Printers' Yarnish, Cold sice aud Brouze, to which th-y intend to devote their attention, and will sell at almost Eastern prices, at the Drug Store, No. 17 Main stre.d, Evansville, Ind. ap7 nit OX Mi 8 ' jkAfrVM-ACTUBMiri Tobacco, of vnrious brands, in good merchantable onl' r, to be sold at auction at our Auction Rooms, Oil THURSDAY, Jnly 14, 1859. A credit off. months given, the purchaser giving note w ith approved security, jyt; II. NELSON A CO., Anct'rs. W AIJUA tBA I OKKKK 3 UJU8VI m J tlti- extra Coffee iust rereived and tor sal by CllAS. MtJOHNSToN, Posey's Dlock, i ii ir iU - i anal L, jun r..iHii : -'-too i. us 4 ii on i: Lard in store ud for sale by ( HAS. MiJOIINSTON. Jyti BmATS! .IT.v.' 150 MV8MBL8 TH I 'hue obi i line old ". iinxvlvania Oats for sale at uurb ..'KERY PROS . Main stre t dH BOCUKT8 lie K XT H.I tiJ'K rTs-, expri ssly ior family use, receM.ISHA S. BARfoCK. ed hf Ml.VrOI M.I4JK OlM UO.Wii TBJIIK B2A Still they till not the Anliiiiu. hut the prices of Flour A further reduction brands of Flour iii the price of Iglehearl's Southern Mills Extra i j.r- K,Kk Epicnreitu Extra , - ;,o ier sack. Qualify gnarantoed, as usual, at ERSKINE, ClRNU'K A CO S, jy-:' 47 Main street.

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

BY THK E. W. LINK. Atttlitiuiial by flic Siova Stotlan. It is reported that Count Wale w ski lias subiniltcd a plan for ibe couMefStkMI of Italy. It is to toinptit; seven Stales, and tbe Presidency is nominally to lie given to the Pope, hut in reality, to the Kings of JS.iriliuia and the nobles alternately. The strong plat e to he garrisoned hy the federal troops; ate Catt-s.a, Mantua, and I'laeenga. The votes in the Federal Diet, according to this proposition, are to le divided as follows : l'ariua one ; Modeuaone; the Pope two; Tuscany two; Sardinia three ; Naples three. Ckeat Buitain'. In the House of Lords, Lord Lynderhurst defended himself from Lhe charges of Mr. Bright, on account of the warning voice he raised, and he asked if the Admirality were aware that the French were Arming their Heets with rifled cannon. The Duke of Somerset replied in the affirmative, and said that, although England had improred cannon in progress of manufacture, it could not be ready for some time. In the House of Commons, Sir De Lacy Evans uioved for lhe appoiutraent of a commission to enquire into the uational defences, and rejiort what improvements were possilde. It is understood that the (Jovernnient has iisseuted to the substance of the resolution. The Government would not assent to the motion, but was willing to the apH)intnieut of a committee to enquire what K-riuatieut fortifications we're necessary for the defense of the dock yards and arsenals. Sir De Lajeey Evans' resolution was negatived. Nothing of moment has transpired in regard to the conference at Zurich ; nor is it known whether Sardinia would take a part. A dispatch of the 25th, from Rome, however, says that the representatives of the three Powers were expected to meet at the end of July. It was vaguely rumored in Paris on the ISth that Napoleon woald visit London. The London Daily News believes that although the scheme of an Italian confederacy may not have been formally struck off the programme, it is not now insisted on by its author that little more will be heard of it. The Fiench fleet had sailed from Li.v.oi i t, and it was reported that a portion of the French army had begun to leave Italy. Count Persigny had arrived iu Paris from London. It is s:tid that he took with hi in an assurance, that England would give her adhesion to a Congress on condition of itn immediate disarming. The Paris correspondent of the London Thmt is informed that the English Government has offered to send a representative to the Congress, provided that France disarms. That the French Emperor agreed lo do so on condition England did the same by laud and sea, and that the English Government is very well satisfied with the rotaduct nfthe French Emperor. The Independence Belze gives a report that the proposition for a disarmament proceeded in the first instance from Napoleon. It is asserted that a military couveutiou between Erance and Austria, relative to Italy, has been concluded, and that Lotnbardy is to take u fair share of the National debt." The Paris Monitear of the 2th tilt., contains the following: It is endeavored, in Eugland, to attribute to France tbe causes of the English National burdens, but the Euglish are deceived. Iu order to further the National defences, exaggerated accounts of our armaments are given, which is to justify a considerable increase of the budget for the army and navy. A comparison of the budget of the army will show these considerations have lieen erroneous. Since 1815, the army expenses of England have been iucreased by 200,000,000 of francs, making for 18G0 a total of more than six hundred and fifty millions of francs, while the French army budget for 1800 does not exceed 40,000,000. Therefore, asks whether it is to Franco and her extraordinary armaments that peace burdens, which weigh on the people, are to lie attributed, or whether thee enormous exjienses und taxes, which are the consequence of their burdens, must not be attributed to other reasons. The Paris correspondent of the Herald says that there is something like two hundred millions of Kiitnls uuexM'iided out of the late loan, and it is understood that the surplus will lie applied to the Navy. The Paris I'ittrie, referring to the aliove Article from the Mutiiteur, says that France has done everything to free England from the nightmare of itivasion, in order to restore to her calmness and rejiose ; if unsuccessful England can only blame herself for the fears which Agitate her, and which, if prolonged, would be an affront to the sincerity, friemllv feelings and actions of France. The Londou 1'ott Paris correspondent says there is the same disjiosition as'ever in ofuYial quarters to assure England that the Emperor and his advisers consider the Anglo alliance now as ever necessary for the trat iiuility of Europe. The Paris correspondent of the 7ti j says that it was reported that Coutit Walewski had drawn out a plan for a conference and the confederation of Italy. London, July 27. D. Ambrois, a very cnlighteued man, has lveen named as tbdSardininu plenipotentiary to the conference at Zurich. Austria, however, refuses to meet any Sardinian repre sentative, but will leave it ojen to Sardinia to secede to the treaty after its conclusion by Austria and Sardinia. The Duke of Tusenny has expressed his willingness to abdicate in favor of his son, who promises a constitution. But the Tuscans object altogether to the dynasty. It is said lhat the Emperor Napoleon will make his entry into Paris on tbe 1 1th of August, al the head of a part of the army of Italy. The London Herald says that the Lord Duke Coiistatitine will soon visit EuglandThe London Xetrs' city article of to-daj-, says that the londs opened on Tuesday with increased firmness, at a fresh advance of Jth. The Paris Moniteur's article taking exceptions to the military and naval expenditure of England, caused a fall of . The demand for money was steady, andthe leading discount houses are less inclined to take the best bills below 2j per cent. The London Times says thatthe Paris Momteuri article is, in many respects, deceptive, and urges the immediate arming of the navy with the Armstrong guu. The Duke of Malakoft" has been appointed ( i rand Chancellor of the Legion of Honor. It is reported that about 200,000 men will be discharged from the army on renewal tbrloughs, the advantage being that the government will have them on hand while their cost will 1 directed to other purposes. The wine acounts are unfavorable, the grapes being injured by the severe heat. Prices tended upward. It is said that Denmark has ceded the Island of St. Tbontas to the United States. The municipality of Florence has formally expressed the desire of annexation to an Jtaltau kingdom, uuder Emanuel, or that TuJcany be governed by the Piiere of tbe House of Savoy.

The Pontifical Government has issued a circular, complaining very bitterly of the actions of Victor Emanuel, and asking the assisTance and protection of forcing Government to the vindication of its rights. . Xord says one of the first acts of the new Ministry will be to put an end to the

present Dictator ;hip, and pass an electoral bill applicable to Lombard. A dissolution will then take place, in order to enect in the new Chandlers a complete fusion of Piedmont and Lumbardy. The King will preside, jiu.l tbe Parliament will act. iu alternate years in Turiu and Milan. Gen Garibaldi had a confidential inletview with Gen Marmora, at Brescia, on the 1 'th ult. He stated that he had 12,000, aud his force continued to increase. He expressed confidence iu the King of Sardinia not forsaking the Italian cause. A Milan letter to the London Ttanea says that Gen. Garibaldi is about to move to the Apiiemues. There will be n gathering of 50,000 volunteers in the Domagna, and G.iiibaldi "s corps, added to that of Mezzo s corps, will form an array capable to secure the. independence of Central Italy, at least, against any Roman or Napoleon force. It is rumored that the Duke of Modetia proposed to arm 4,000 Austrian troops, to enable him to enter bis State. Also, that a division of tbe French army is to citcr Parma and Tuscan-, and another corp.; the Roman Legation, lor the purpose of simply preserving order. It is stated th it the principal of an Italian confederation will be excepted by the Pope, a majority of the Cardinals having voted in its favor. Last Night's Despatches Nashvillk, lenn., Aug. 8 p m In 30 counties, more than half of the State, Netherland gains 1C00, including a Democratic majority of 8,000. The Opposition elect Conpressmen from the First and Ninth Districts. In the Senate there is proliably, three Democratic. In the House, from 3 to 5 Democratic majority. Nkw York, Aug. 8 M Tie bank statement shows a decrease in loans of 5400,000; increase of specieSCSO,tOO; increase of deposits $1,550,000; inre im in circulation $480,000. IsootnriLUL Aug. 8 p &i iiiver Kiting with :i feet in the canal, 4 feet on Port laud bar. New Vork Markrt. Ni:v Vohk, Augast 8 p u Flour heavy, and I0(20c lower ; .sales of :".,:h0 hhls at 4 50(4 75 for super. State ; 4 80(5 10 for extra do; 4 SOfTiM C.r for rujer. N eslern ; 4 7T(a" 2o tor CMBBMD to nod extra Western ; 4 8o(o 5 0o for old ; 5 10a)rj 20 for fresh ground shipping hrands of extra round hoop Ohio closing firm. Rye dull at 4 004 02. Wheat heavy, and detliued 2!c. per hush.; sales at 1 '2." forjnew white Ky.; 1 20(j?,l 2: for red Southern; 1 30(77)1 A" for white Southern. Rye 75f77 80c. Corn sales at 70(77 78 for old nii.xe I Western 78(7r;70 for new do. OiU. 33(440 for State, aud 37(41 Tor Western. Whisky -5(77)20. Pork lower at 14 25(77 14 f0 for mess; 13 02 for thin mess; 13 75 for prime nie?. Reef lower. Cut meats dull. Ctnclnuatl Plurltet ClXCl.NXATl Allg. 8 P U The heavey for red I lour market continues dull and sujier. 4 80(775 00. Wheat 1 08 1 lOfoM 15 for white. Corn un changed. Oats 48c and heavy. Rye 30c. Whisky firm tit 23c. Iu the provision market lhe onlv change notahle is a better offering for kit-on ; sides are held at 7J; exchange declined A per cent, hut not liberally supplied. tyr.iT Hon. Horace Mann was buried on the 4th iust., in the Park iu front of Antioch ("ollege, where the students will erect a tnouuiiR'ut to his memory. His disease, though called by one or two of the physU cianp the typhoid fever, and by another the h : pepsia, was in reality exhaustion. He was literally worn opt. He was President of the College, President of the Hoard of Trtt3ees, and President of the Executive Committee. In addition to the labor of all the foregoing positions, he was obliged, during the last term, to entertain a large circle of friends, write his bnccal.mreate address, (one of the greatest production1? of his life) defend the College against the attacks of its creditors, ud help redeem it from insolvency. The College f:iiled to furni-h him with enough money to enable him lo hire a secretary, and hence he was oblired to do all the work himself. The duties of bis oflices were enough to have worn out three or four stouter men (physically) than he was. With fewer cares and a moderate share of labor, he might have lived tunny years longer. He has fallen a nmrtyr lo his favorite employment the advancement of education. He was worn oat, ami died at the age of sixty-three. THE Kit! r hk mrMtt OK AM. I, TMMi oil man with, the Eir. is lhe most inipoi taut, most complex, and most delicate in organization. From Its ciosel sitnali n, it is constantly liable to lisene which assumes varied forms, and which, when neglected or maltreated, too frequently terminate in blindness. It becomes, therefore, necessary thu the practitioner shall be thoroughly conversant not only with the structure of the eye ball and it appendages, but that he shall have a most accural ami perfect know I -ili?e of all disi-ascs t which that oi .Mil is liable. Ill presenting this card for public consideration, I would oltserve that after an expel ieiice of over ten years in t he prim ipal optlialniic hospitals of Kn-rop-, together with the advantage t a large private practice, I am pr par. d toti. at all dtaSMH of the Kje with that certainty of success which can ouly Ih- aceemplished by years of exarienet. ,v, Consultation liourj from 8 A. M. to 12 P. M. and 4 to I P. M. JOHN MAGENNU, M. D. Office, corner Locust and .Second streets, Evansville. lu.liana. jy8- ly .7 virtue of an tdt-r of the Court oft'oniuiou Pleas ot VatiderbnrKh county, Ind., 1 will sell at Public Auction, at the Court House door in Evaiisville, on the ;id day of Saat iherj A. D. lKj'J, at twn o'clock P. M., the S. W. -ir.of S. W. nr., Sec 8, towuship 7, south of range 11 west to acres. Also part of N. W. quarter of N. W. quarter of Section 7, township 7, south of r.nie 11 west '27.07 acre-', in Vanderburg comity, in. liana, containing r,7.i.7 acres of laud, being the n-al estate of Henry Thorpe, dee'd. Terms of sale, oue. third rash, one-third on six mouths, ami one-third in twelve months, with iut el est and ajtproved se-nritv. JOSKPH II. CALDWELL. jy2-ltdA4tw Adm'r of Hasiry Thorpe, thje'd. JftMAMMJVI STB A TOM'S HA M, Mi.-M BM virtue of an order of the Costrt of Oosssson Pleiis of Yanderhurgh county. Indiana. I will sell, at the Court House door iu INansville, on the ad day or September. A. D. 18.V.I, m two o'clock P. M., Lots lUaud 11, block ISO, in Latiuuci, so called, in Van del burgh county, Indiana, heme, tlu. real estate of Jacob KspoucbeiJ, dM'Msed. Terms id side, une-tbird cash, one-tbird in ix, aud oue-lhird in twelve u. n.ths, with interest ami 4.provelsrsmit.) BALLARD SMITH, jv2:-ltdtt Adm rof Jacob tCspoiu heid's Est.

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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has won foritsidf such a renown for tho euro of t very variety of Throat and LiingConiplaiuts, tliat i; iimtin lv nnnrrossary for u to rwoent tho evidence ! its virtues, wh r- vt r it In- heen employed. As it liss long heen iu constant use throughout this j j,lt,Ti Dotdo amuTit ft Lv IXil more than assure the people j the In-ft it has ever Keen, ' lied on to d lor their relief i all it lias ever been found to Oo. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, rB Ut THK ITBPoSEM OK A MJROATI V K BIEDICIXE. FOB OOSTirENESS: roil THK CURE OK IiYSI'KPSIA : KUR JAl'NOK'.K ; f. KiiR THK (1 RE OF" INDIGESTION , KOR HEADACHE ; KtiR THK CURE OK DYSKNTKR KOR A KOrL STOMA'!!; KOR THK CURE OK KRV. siPELAS ; KOR THE V.Y KOR THE CURE OK SCROFULA; FOR ALL SCROFULOUS COMPLAINTS; KOR THK CURE OF RHEUMATISM; KOR DISEASES OK THE SKIN ; KOR THK CURE OK LIYER COMPLAINT; FOR DROPSY ; FOR THE CURE OK TETTER, TUMORS AND SALT RHEGM ; For WORMS; FOR THE CURE OK GOUT; FOR A DINNER PILL: FOB THE CURE OF NEURALGIA; KOR PURIFYING THK FLOOD. They are sugar-coated, so that the in..st sensi sve can t;il.' them pleasantry, and they an the dpi tperlenl in the World for all the porp"esof a faint j pttrsif. Pi lev !! cents pel lox ; Si ll.ixes for gl. in. Gtc it niunWrs ol Clergymen, Physicians, Stah ;- liteti, Mint eniiuelit r"rsoiige9. Intve leu; tlo-ir l allies to Certify the utiluiralleleil n-i tiilness of t'i--e Ittteites, i -ft oer flare here will not pnnit the hiSort ion of the in. The Agent lielow iiaioe-l furniiii fiat is our Amtuican Almanac, in v in. I. tliey .uc fiven ; with also fnll ttVs.-riptioiis of the hI.s,!ipLiints, and the treattueut that should he followed I r their cure. Do not Ik put off ly unprincipled JeaVrs with other preparations tliey make more rotil on. Deuand Avr.a's, and take no others. The sick want the Itest aid there is for them, an.l they should l ave it. tJ- Prepared by DR. J. C. AYER ,f ).. Lowell, ' I i- l. hnsetts. Sold l.y KELLER A- WHITE, Evansville, and l.y all l'l ngists aud Merchants throughout the coil ntry. ma I J.'.-dAvve.iw NOTICE TO FARM E R S, 0 F. i sale l.v It. S. HUSTON and .I S. MITCH KLL A; CO., Water at., under Telegraph Ofltce, E in v ill.-, Indiana. All Mat him s warranted. jy'i7-dfww4w DR. HAAS, having leased the rooits formerlyoci upied hy Dr. Kirett, in Dr. Bray's building, opposite the IV.st OHice, would respectfully soli it the citizens of Evunsvillo and the surrounding towns KtnJ country, o visit his rooms and -j the spe itnensou exhibition. All those who need Dental operations performed, and are pleased with hi work, i lull Ih attended to with great pleasure. If - CONTINUOUS UL51 f work without a seam or crevice. Nothing will If more clean, or have greater strength. His Block Wouk has but two seams in a full uper or lower M-t. P"r"iis can lanli as heartily as they hoose without showing that their teeth are artificial, and cheek that are sunken can he restored to nearly their original contour. Ho also make the usual styles of plain and simple gum tooth work on gold and silver plate and nlso tbe Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by those who have used it. He has also two processes lor extracting teeth without pain no iiihalatiou no injurious effects arisiug from their use the must delicate cau have them applied with perfect safety. " Parents will consult the health and beauty of their children by having the Dentist direct their M'cond dentition, thereby producing symmetry and health to those invaluable organ. f" I take pleasure In introducing Dr. Ha, formerly of Lafayette, Ind., my successor to the old rooms iu Bray's building, hoping he will liud them Itoth pleasaut and profitable From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to rind him one of the progressing; possessing taste and hi.: I; professional ability and standing. With this view, I can, w ith safety, recommend him to the community m a skillful audcompeteiit dentist. aids J. KIYETT. WXOB Ms OUM8 ipf AYfc B TH K FJNE LIGHT B iliaubt steamer POLAND, Uracev, master, J. H. Duncan, clerk, will leave Kvansville for Louisville aud intermediate land int's . n 111.DAY EVENING, at ft P. 1W., and evary SATURDAY MORNING, at A. M. For freight or pannage, apply ou board. jyl V MiVMA M .VOTMI K.-AT A Al MiKTii- I the Board of Dire tors of thv Evans ville Merci.ntile Library Association, held on the evening of the 18th Inst., the following order vai passed, to-wit : Ordered that a call be made of Three Dollars ipon each unpaid share, and that the annual contribution of two dollars from each niemtier lor the .an ient vear lie collected, commencing August Wi I k.V.i, and that the Sciretary give notice thereof in lie daily pars. W KLL. H. WALKER, jfJWMr Secretary K. L. A. iTtl.l. ll. l.y ll AJri li M' It' itMINED TO SUCCEED! GEOliGF. T1I0UNHILL takes pleasure in in- . riiiing bis old customers that iu the quality and ityhtof his work, he flatters himself tie cannot be excelled. He niayst 11 he found at the corner of Second and Main streets, where tho choicest Harness aud Saddles of every description can le obtained on the licst of terms. M Repairinu' lone with neatness ami dispatch. Second-haml Harness always on hand. jel rm Vi AIMiBCMAJITS , J It 1 'SI I MA8, M AND DBrOGtlTS. W'e are repnlarly rccelvin't additions te our stoek of Dun. s, BejhcuIRS, Ciii.micals, P.vists, On s, Vakmsiii.s Pr.srrMr.ci, and Fancv Akti. : vvhi. h wo are prepared to offer t tin- trade on as l?.oil terms as can lie pi .rha'ed in Cincinnati, Louisville, or St. Loui. We have in store 1" tons of Extka Pcnr Wihte La, in ke'.;s of 25 If... OO P"s, Bad 10o lbs, wMrh we i! , Hint- to the trade at luaiiiifacturei-s' prins. KELLER A WHITE, No. .12 Main st t. BOY THE RIGHT K I N D OF A THRESHING MACHINE! Pitts' Patent Thresher and Separator, With MOFKITT'S H0KSE POWEU ATTACHED, is considered to be the ' st machine of the kind iu the West. . The undersigned are now prepared to rurnisn machines of the above Patent, of a stylo and make not excelled in the western country. All wo ;isk is that our work may be compared with any ot our cotemporariee, a also our prices. These Machines w. re alreadv thoroughly introduced and known when we commenced the manutaeture ol them; and we shall ouly say that sd the Lachiiics .! that patent which we make, shall be made in such a maimer, ot curli materials, aud w ith such iuiprovcuieiits of our own, as w ill materially increase the valuable reputation il has acquired among Threshers. We can now offer to our customers a choioe of the.-e excellent Machiues, and also a chotca oi the Horse Powers, to drive them, of any sice, fruin 4 to 10 horse, uooti as reasonable terms as any other ebtablisaaiL-ut ; and a resiwctfulty solicit orders for either size or kind, and would request tbat they U. sent in as etlv as p.asiUW, to iniii getting the bt machine. MlATZ A HEILMAN.

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COMMISSION MERCHANTS Old fotablished Wharf Boa' EVANSVILLE, IND. P. G. O'RILET & Co. TOIt.HJK. KOIt ttIUIII.'4J, ..V : MMIS8ION MKia iLANTS General Kailt ,. ,st inilnjat, and Exj i , Sptxial Agents for the PENX. CENTRAL RAtLJUXAD and r.innoctiona over whi h w r.r.- .uthori.-d Igive through r.-cipts at HM t,.v.st Hj-He tte llavin r m.iini.iotli hai Tl .al nt I '..e laJtSlar;. th. I.ii ! '' tlio ohiu Rtt-r, ensi and protecting all BMirilHlldl i lialde t.. d.mui. from t.-aire, pVfWI ul 1 1. ilit.it.. tlu- dr fmmh of all l onsiytnurnt, for n .! I t m . ,,. h either RIVER, RAILROAD OR PANA1 Parlindar attention j..u.l t- Roreirin Srori 1! I K.. u .u .in. i . also, t.t the Sale of any Produce, or other piufiertv, wu-.i -n. .1 t.t u foi .-ale, and - . faction i-iwraii! ottiwe mi. i-.t,ii. jv War In -use itn Water lr.i a.j..inuiK the Telei-raph, and on the Nh.'i l ..,t, Where K,. are t,. U- r..wi.d, atTr-u.lin - t.. it., .nt. r. tt oi oiir iMUi.tniat .11 I ,,. .i., x and uiglit. th oat -ulterior fjcihti.s; lou Mainline ; nntirm ' en. !. : :.i . ki...ti,i 1.. .a i.

r , r.. i . , . . - " " w - . wuuuviH ur , i - li an no;etomciita. ntii ir xf, , aire we are n. i niiui m-patrol Lilieral c.i-li K-'vauie-nvill he made on allood m. uts to either oiuselves or . 1-iuamy ol the principal tnikets, North, K.i I r Mituli P. C. O RILEY 6c CO. C -.... T0 ... 1,... ' hie War.dioiise at tho t'niuil Ki-I Storing any amount of jir.vln.e, vvhi.h will be resa i a, torl, taV.eti cava of an.l hel.l sul.jm-t to tlif om ih-i-s itr.lers on most r asonaltlc t. rins p. (;.( i:nr rahSft-tf fA. l'B.1K, JIM H3ttl I . 'id AM' Commission Merchant, Nu.UiHiL-TU AVattk Stum:t, Kvansi hi i et2My 4TojtAiBlri-rAvji.--,, to store in onr Kire Proof Ware h on . .m v quantity of tJrain, Pnslnce, or Man haiwlll . on in", mitst lilter.d terms. Dating large and airy rooms up stairs, paxtu nl it care will he taken of Household Fnrniiure, Ari cultural Iuitlements and all kinds of ;! i ware liahle to damage from d.utip or ruat. Insnran. . . tiei t.-,! at tha lowest nro iol rat -hy the month, or longer when deeirajt, Warehouse located on corner of Locust stre. t W. and K. I anal, and most convenient for fhipj hy River or Bailroad. Applv to ,ll's FOSTER & CO. TBUOUW T AMMMAJW B Mil KM! mm ing. Forwarding andgenkral CpMiyilSSIQH MERCHANTS, A gr-lit tor Kanawha Salt Company. K..m-ili. diana. We have formed a co-partnerAldi utidat tinstyle of Beowx & Aikmav, and offer our Kcrviecv m the oaj.acity as net fo -th iu our card a!j..v'. We are fully prepared to extend ever facilil t. shippers, cither hy CANAL, RIVER, or 1U.11. ROAD, aud assure theu thattheir i:it. rest he Uithfull represented, should tlicv be p!. asal to Dtvor iiB with their pattvnage. Uflice and Warehouse on thw c rni ai.d the Canal. WM. Knows, W. M. AIRMAN, Late oi Howard Jt Brawn. Late ol FoMTKIi, a ""J .i:i . ' !l MOII.V h JMIT4III I I tf in,, r.l mM ( kUVIhti, PORWARD1NU AM) COSUIJH SIOX MERCHANT.-. Water sttiet, hetwoeu SLtiu atnl Locu-t, i: ANSY1LLE, INDIANA. SKT Partii ular attention j,-ien to the loi w.u.ln of et-neial Merchandise aud lhie, b H Canal, or Railroad. 4 .4 1 UUTJM B Mi0MM4UM, k9 to j;. Howard,) lteceiti Commission Merchants, Mo. 4 Waii-i M:iin. Rvansviile. Iih1i.ui.i (an. ( , i ttrdiur. aud itr. I, ii. ... Liberal advance made on ocmignf W la New Orleans. tt. C. St.AUOHTER...rj. . 81 R...V. M. o;.i . noVoO-lyd VIBAM NbLSON J0Si:rtl r. M litN ' Auction and Commission. MM JYBISO.X' IC "., 814 4 KSsOttfi MM 9 to Woolsey A Kelson, will continue lh Oomiuission busiuess, loth at prit action, at the old stand, corner Main and Third streets, ojijHtsito the Washington Hotel, v In i . thev will pay particular attention to tic sal mi everything entrusted to them ; they vull att. nil t.. ny auction Niles anyv here in the i!y. Particular attention gin u to the sale of Lands and Town Lots, Ac, Ac. febl?-1y m& fmAJr8riM,M,M., MAMI li iAU, AJtM Mid CAIRO RECL L.VU 1 KR PACKET, 1 1 A it I. KV 15 i KN . Plxti.k, Maftt.-r, leaves Evansville Tuesday and Friday, at 12 o'clock. If ., arriving at Padiia-di nt li o'clock, A. M., I'sdin at VI o'clock, M., Wodn sd.iy and .Saturday. Returning, haves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Padncah i i v Tharsday anl Sunday, at 9 o"chtek, A. M., conne. ;iug st Mvausville wit li the Evansville and Crawfordsvilh.R. R., aud Packets for Greco Biver. Also, conuectiug at Smith land arih Cnmlierland Rivei Pa ' ets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, PTi a ii !,.iii i Louis Packets. Tickets can be obtained on board the boat I i ill ;ern Cties. mmm cm. am lbcmuville, Evansville and II. ml. i :. Packet ."sCIuTU No. tt, Baii.aui., Master, leaves Evansville for Louisville md all termediate points, every W.dnesday at 7 P. M ., and every Saturday at 11 A. M. ,m n.t.n .. xp UK8s 4 4t, tt i' i WM NEW AKKANGKM K.N t The Adam's Em-kkss Comiav i. p. tfnlly .,nnounce to their friends and patrons, the pn' Kvansville and i. inity, that, with m.t. i I facili tie fur the trans....! t it i. n ot F U i. II 7 , P i I M A : 98, ill t A : l a A n r a l. l' A i: II. They solicit a contiuuan i -rm.-r In- 1 pecial care takvn in the collection of lulls, In :iKotes, and the transKrtation of small and I aloahl pat-kages. All parsons wishing to avail t hemswl vnw of (he f cilitiesof the Express, can obtain any desm I intoi mation in reference t.. th. routes ami details of the business, at tbuir tifhce mi First street, i . twee. Main and Locust, opposite the p(.jt otti. le 1- ii. II. FISH. Agent. MM- I U ! KI.OI It ! 144 I.K II K.I It T M7 KrotheiN' celebrated M aud of Sotit hm Mills extra at S.'l 7r ier sack. SiinorSne filolie Mills at si M jier sack quality of both sorts guaranteed A stock always on band at ERSKIXK. CDIIK1CK A I jelJ 47 Main site. t. FBMCmrMnmi ji st uki kh--ed, a lot ot this ilesiral.le l'tiiup, adapl . -h-v it i m' and foTviuz water into any pail of the Ollll.llll, or aiMtui I lie .it-iiii5- wiitit- ur i oi.i placed, for sale by jySl OCOl S. SOMMTA Ttt.ll.S'K'lt HO.K HHi Kits.' 9 extra Strain d Honey, for sale at 20c pel uud at jyl Z. II. COOK & SOX'S. It ' .n.lt K KBMiMlH r, 4.1 Tl ft. 9f 9 just received and for sale bv jylft CllAS. McJllHNSniN m9,MJMi 4JA B.- 39 BBM.S. M It l.n Mi W Pittaburg Cider Vlissgar for sale i In sp by je.'S EKSKINE, CUBHICK A co. BA I'll II AM,SAJ8tlJ f4'TMAfT9B T and Iluild.-r. Simp ou Seoinl -; Mulls-rry. I am prepared to l" all kinds ol work beloiiirini; to my business. an,-! CLEAR THICK ICK I UM LAKE TEIMN f Wit. J". o"bmi.m:-, WwM earliest solicitation of many concluded to distribute a port ion of ii LAKE PEPIN ICE to the citizens, AT TH K p. rSoi.-. lias SI'LENDII' L I t leavin;; It at their doors from , a ;ous. Ou , li' en deavor to beRiu the business to-in tn w mon iu The ice m ta clear crystal s. did a.- a t o. k and TiiiaTV inchet. In thicknesa. He is s .ny that the oriRinal cot nl heavy cx-n.-a ot procuring it, will uot allow him to put the ;. rice so low to consumers as he would wi-h : but he is perMiatled thai when its durability and superior quitli ties are fully test, d, it wiM he loiin-1 any other to I had, and when tl" account for th whole season's ice is footed lip, the total exp -n--will not Ih found to be greater than the sum paid for our ordiuary ice iu conim i scascn-.. Those Who wish a regular apply at lio-ii -t. r. ordwellinps, will please 1m. tin ii orders at P. ; O'KILKY's t'oiintinp-rai j. 10 WMAT4HKS .t.y'll AM WBMsMW. NEW STOCK AT CITTUOLI.I B We would resiHttlully inform the public that wa have just received our new stock of Cold and i! ver Watches, tine Jewelry, Silverware, '! ' ....IJ Pens, Ac, including some vry fine Lavi., c. ial. M.sa o, anl Cameo n tt- ; very rich and haiidsoiu. styles of Cold Guard, Fob, and est Chains, lh. . Pins, Bracelets, Kar Etas, Fin--r hing. Ac. We would call particular attention to. i:t :.sk.d Gold and Silver Watches, which are of Mipei ii quality, iu all respect.-. Also, a irood stock . I hie, T.-a, Sail, and Mustard Spoon-, Forks, ... warranted pure Silver. Silver-ldi-led Ware, such as I astor-. Cake l'.a kets. Sooiit, of the r.r.sT yi ALirv, always o. h md. We aie selling at l.asteru pricos tor cash, an I warrant our j;h!.s lo lie us repiceeute.l. uiylO 1HTTU0LLF BIOS., 1 Has L jr J 41 TA TO Mi 8 AJS'MI O.SIO.yM m 1" bushels gooi lare Onions, 'iS do do do I'.tlaUM. IteCeiied alnl fel aale a t CHAS M IOH!?TON