Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 157, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 March 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

FRIDAY MORNING.. . ..MARCH 9 Opposition State Ticket FOR GOVERNOR, HERT ? . LANE, of Montgomery. FOR iHUTEHANT GOVERNOR, ; t OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. ' FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.' FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. : : FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANGE, ot Vigo. ..; FOR ATTORJTIY GENERAL ... JAMES G. JONES, of VanderborghFOR REPORTER OF SCPREH COCRT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. - FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange: . . FOR SUPERINTENDENT OP PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. . JgyThe Evansville Journal says John McLean is its first choice for the Presidency. Terre Haute Journal.. You are mistaken, Mr. Cookerly. MrBates is our first choice, and we have so frequently expressed ourselves. You were led to make the above remark, by an article which we copied from the Cincinnati Ga .sttte contributed to that paper by a Pittsburg correspondent in which Mr'. McLean is declared the first choice, and Mr. Bates the second, of the Opposition In that portion of Pennsylvania where the writer resides. We copied the extract "solid" with using quotation marks, and you mistook it for editorial. Please make the correction. We do not wish to appear inconsistent And vascil. la ting. t&m George W. Julian, of W ayne county, in a recent speech, offers $1000 to any man who can produce evidence that ho is an Abolitionist or, that he ever proposed to interfere with slavery where it exists under State law. This proposition of Julian, and the late moderate speech of Seward, is a cheering evidence that the more extreme Republicans are coming down to the conservative position. The tendency of the times is decidedly conservative, and any public man who expects to stand well in public esteem must conform his views to this sentiment. The moderate Oppositionists of Southern Indiana have had much to do In bringing about this result. ——>A correspondent of the New Albany <Tribune> writes a very enthusiastic description of French Lick and West Baden Springs in Orange county, and also of the large, numerous, and interesting caverns which abound in that region. Another singular feature in that part of the country is the rivers that sink into the ground and re-appear in the course of a few miles. There are several such streams. The whole country, roundabout, seems to be honeycombed with caverns and sinks. ———<>——— THE INDIANA GOLD MINES.—A correspondent of the Cincinnati <Gazette> writes from Bloomington, Ind., Feb. 28: Having just returned from the "Brown County Gold Mines," of this State, and thinking that a report would not be uninteresting, I describe matters as I found them. The place where the gold has been discovered in the largest quantities is about nine miles from Nashville, and five from Morgantown. It is at the foot of a range of hills which form nearly a half circle. At the base of the hills is a creek, in which there are already some few sluices arranged. The gold has mostly been in dust, although some few small lumps have been found. The largest I saw was about the size of a grain of corn. It is supposed by some old Californians that the dust has been washed down off the hills. They intend to ' commence digging as soon as the weather will permit. 1 found fifty or sixty persons engaged in washing. They have made as high as $6 30 per day. The gold is of a very fine quality, and is sold in Columbus for twenty-two dollars per ounce, which I am told is very high for California gold. ———<>——— THE VINCENNES POST OFFICE ROBBERY.— Sheriff Barron, while at Jeffersonville few days ago, (whither he had gone to deliver over Bowles, convicted of horse stealing at the recent term of our Circuit Court,) had an interview with a man named John Winter, who, together, with Frank E. Riley and Adam Snyder, was recently sent to the penitentiary from Owen county for robbery. Winter confessed that he, Riley, and Snyder robbed the post-office of our city on the night of the 17th of October last, and that after rifling the bags of their contents, they threw them into the river above Hasselbach's distillery. He also confessed that the same party had robbed the post-office at Mt. Vernon, about the same time—and that they had broken into a dwelling house at Evansville and stolen several hundred dollars. They were in the city only a day or two previous to the robbery of the post-of-five—were strangers here, and had no confederates.—<Vin. Sun>. ———<>——— Silver and Lead Mines in Mississippi. The Macon (Miss.) Beacon says r Jt has ' long been known to the older settlers of this county, that a mine of silver existed somewhere in Ibis region of the country, but the exact locality bus, until of late, been artfully concealed. It was known to the Indians before their removal, and they were often seen with the precious metal in their possession, but they stoutly resisted all pale faces' attempts at persuade ing them tQ reveal the secret. .In the hills about Somerville, large cavities can at this day be seen, the only and fruitless result of the white man's labor, but a son of the Emerald Isle happened lately to put his foot into it. The ore was sent to New York to be tested, and the result was a yield of C3 per cent, of ' pure silver. - The discoverer took a bee-line for Columbus and entered the land. All the adjoining lands, which were public, have also been entered. Wm. Smith, Superintendent of the Merchants' Exchange, publishes in the Cincinnati Price Current, bis annual statement of the Pork packing business of the country at large. The footings show a total decrease from last year ot 114,213 bogs, which is 4$ per cent. The decrease in the average weight of the hogs packed amounts to 2,491,607 lbs., which is eleven-sixteenths of one per cent, and is equal to 1C,94C hogs. This, added to the decrease in number, makes the total decrease this year, 131,159 bogs. The decrease in the yield of -lard is placed at 870,187 lbs. The falling off in the shipments east, by four of the principal railroad routes, is 63,000.

y VARIETIES. AtL the Opposition papers id Delaware, except one, are in favor of sending delegates

j to the Chicago Convention. t Col. J. T. Pickett of Kentucky has been appointed Consul to Vera Cruz, vice R. B. J. Twyman, recalled. A Bee-keeper'g Convention is annonuced to be held at Cleveland on the 15th of March... . The State of Illinois has contributed $3,675 to the Mt. Vernon fund, through the Ladies' Mt. Vernon Association. , . Tue project of forming a new State out of portions of West Tennessee, Southern Kentucky and Northern Mississippi, has been carried in the Tennessee Legislature. The St. Louis Republican says that on the 22d of February the directors of the Pacific road opened the southwest branch of it to the junction at Pacific city. RISE IN THE RIVER.—The late heavy rains have caused quite a flood in the Wabash.v At many points the banks are overflowed, and the business of our millers is considerably affected by it.—<Lafayette Courier>. ——>Two canal boats have arrived here from Evansville, and returned again this week. The canal is now in very good order, and considerable business is done on it. —<Petersburg Reporter>. B6fIn the Circuit Court during the past week, the case of Mrs. Harriet Judah, vs. Sam'l Judah, on application for divorce, has occupied considerable time of the Court. The divorce was granted, but other questions conuected therewith bave not bee i disposed of. Vin. Sun. ... CANAL OPEN.—We are informed that the Canal South, is now full of water and in good navigable condition. One or two boats were to have started for Worthington, Newberry, and other points below, yesterday. There will be a heavy freight business on this canal during the coming season. —<T. H. Journal>. THE wind blew terribly here on the 22d ult., and we learn that it blew the fences down considerably through the country. Nearly all the weatherboarding was blown off one side of the aquaduct [sic] between here and Washington. Our exchanges mention the severity of the wind in their various localities on that day.—Petersburg Rep>. We learn that in many places through this county the wheat is much injured by the cold weather the past winter, and the indications are that the wheat crop will be light. We understand that the wheat which was plowed in, did not stand the winter as well as that which was harrowed in. If the spring should be favorable, it is quite likely the wheat crop may turn out better than anticipated at present.—<Petersburg Reporter>. Settlement of the Judah Divorce Suit. As we stated in our last, Mrs. Judah was granted a divorce from her husband Sam'l Judah, Esq., and by agreement of counsel, (concurred in by Judge Burke,) it was decided to give the wife the entire ownership and control of the home farm, including stock, furniture, kc, and the absolute right to all the Indianapolis property paying Judah 60 per cent, of the net protits of the lot on which he hasererlcda b!x-k of buildings, and paying all iiid"btedness thereon. The value of this property is about $50,000. Mrs. J. also gets all the city property, including Lot No. 91, and one-third of Scott's block. The Court gave the mother exclusive jurisdiction of the minor children. Vin. Sun. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -m-0 I' TO I'O 17 JVC Jt JIMS H I CJM .' 90 Cook Jt Langley, on band with the largest and finest assortment of children' Cabs and Gigs ever ottered in Evansville, say 3 doz assorted Willow Cubs, ,&at. do Empire do 1 do Young America do 1 dux Palmetto Cabs, 3 dox assorted Spring Gigs. For sale at very low figures for the style and finish by COOK A LANGLE1'. marT nVMMS CM Ml MS It Ballou. Wi vmjvms tia jr. so M bbls, A. Ballou. Warranted Pare Cider Vinegar. Received this day by nnirT COOK LANGLEY. 500 roar7 ,. Jf JVO. 1 It ills Ms TAB Is MS BUTTER Keoeived at COOK .v LANGLIY. '. siM-150 MMSU8 MtilHT Newcastle, in store and to arrive, for sale by nuir5 S. K. GILBERT A CO. o ,J TS ! OJ TS a 5 O MM US MM. M Mt IJItK .Northern Oats, just received and fur sale by CHAP. McJOUNSTUN, marC Piwcv'a Block , M ain st. fjkiiJijyrit MjlyjuiZKMm'jyi'sJvs v '-Mr received in first rate order, per St. Autocrat, & boxes Oranges, b boxes Lemous, , Fot sale cheap at KliSKINE, CURKICK CO.'S, malfi 47 Main street. s0 ItH Ji JS'UTei fMJS'MS MsOT f Vl Cocoa Nuts just received ami fur sale cheap by F.U3UINE, CCltNlOK. A CO., mar& ' '47 Main street. mm Mi W O MM. MINUS'S N 1 J M Jtl I O 0 W hhds prime N. O. Sugar, just received iter steamer Autocrat, direct from the roast, for sale cheap by ERSKINE, Cl UNICK CO., mr6 47 Main street. 7f-ff aAS-To MtBI.8. MMt MIE VfM. N. O. Molasses; 10 bbis re-boiled do Jut received per steamer Autocrat, at KKSKINE, CURNICKA CO.'S, uiarG 47 Main street. lected Clover seed, received and for a!e by CHA9. WcFtdlNSTON, marfi Posey's Block, Main st. " Public Sale of Valuable City Lots. MTf I t'MHTVJR .V OUIttiH OM MM Hi,, Vanderburgh Court of Common Plrnis, made nt its February Term, lgtio, we will, as executors of the last will of William DliB, deceased, sell at public auction on TIII'USDAY, Al'Kll, 6th, 18GO. at the Court lloitoe in Krausrillft. lod., the following Lots in the Eastern Eiilnrgeiucut of Kvauaville aforesaid 1 Lot Block " 13 "... 6.. "...17..... "... 6.. "... "...10.. "...15 ,.,...."...10.. Lot Block... "... 7 "...S'J . "...1S... .'...3-J t "...lti..i.... ..".17 -."...2t .."...lit .."...i:.... 9 1 .."...16 ,.".1:...., .."... 4 ..."...11 ..".12...... .. "...2.. ..."...11..;... .. "...12 .."...21 .. "...11 ...12 .. ".16.4 .. "...12 "...8tt '...4l "...41 "...41 "...42 "...44 "...44 " ..44 ."...4"...io "...47 "...4i ,"...6 ."...! ,"...A2 ,"....VJ "...M "...&3 ".!. -.11 '.12 ... "... 1 "... t! "...12 ...lt) ...1i4 ... 7 C i 9 ... 4 7 1 '...17 'r.uj.".'.".rjt! '...H '...12 "...12 '...12 '...13 .2l ...5Ki '...22......... si.2.i.r..r.. '...24 ... .tfi ... 27 '."is".".'."..".. ...33 .: '.4(S Those lots are well located in a thriving part of the city, and present a fins opportunity for profitable investment. Terms, on quorter cash ; lutlatire in 6, 12 and 18 mouths, with interest and Mini linjfe. For imrt M iliars apply to Tuo. K. Uarviu, Third struct. NICHOLAS W. THOMAS,") s K. CL1KKORU NKFK, Exec'ra. JAMES P. KILBItETII ) mar7 4tw3td VolkslMite copy. "1rj M. ' VHTMiMiM. M ISO assorted Steel Slabs, 2011 do do Moulds, KeceiTed psr steamer Dr. Kane, and for sale by marC SAMUEL OKK. OMMJWJiS JJVMM J.EMOJYS. SO boxes choice fresh Oranges, J- . lo do do Lemons 1 ' Received per steamer Ohio Belle, and for sale very low by COOK Jt LANGLEV. mar7 OwV UJ tUSTM OJS'MOJS' SKTh t lu orima order at the ECBEKA BAZA A K. raar7 rZf MM VMM. JtMtMMMM 9 2ij bush, prime coru. 30U do choice Peach Bloom Potatoes, la store and for sale by COOK & LAKULEY. mar7

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MfJU3t,MSIt OM TMtjraj, MJWMJ CJCd turer of the newly invented and improved Spectacles, No. 4, Third it.. It. Main and Locust, iu Judge Hall's New Block, Evunsviiie, Iu.l. Tl'tue celebrated Spectacles are niadeof Brazilian Pebble, and constructed in accordance witt the philosophy of nature, in the peculiar form, of a conexvo-c invex, which can bo ud by the old' and Ttmng, either by day or candlo liht, with perfect eao,aiid no unplflasaut fouling to the eyes thatnttnyexperience from using the common kind. They tend to strengthen and improve thesitrht, as will !e seen by the following testimonials from those using them : From Samuel Orr, Eq. I have purchased a pair of Spectacles fram I. Rittenberg. I have found them to be perfectly easy to the eye. I cheerfully recommend tl em to the public. . JVs-nt S. Sorengok, Esq. I take great pleasure in recommending the glasses of I. Bittenbcrg to the public. They give great satisfaction. From Judge W. B. Moore, Boowville, Ind. For years pabt 1 have been accustomed to use artificial sight, and huve tried several kinds of spectacles, but I have found none so easy to the eye as 1. Kittenberg's. 1 lake pleasure in recommending them to the public. Princeton, (libaon couuiy, 2nd. Having purchased, and tor some time used, the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, gotten up by Mr. J. Kitten berg, formerly of Indianapolis, and now of Evansville, we can most core. ally recommend them as being easy for the eyes, and in all respects a good article Rev. JOHN McMASTEK. G.N. JERAULD, Joseph devin, j. j. kiskman, samuel wh1tsett, ...robert duncan. marii-dlwti ' BJe ujy M. 65 tons assorted iron, 150 set do Axles, t ' . 00 Springs, i :. ; - . 3iX bdls assorted Hoop Iron, Received per steamer tacotah, and for sale at re duced pricea SAMUiiL OUR. awrft Wholesale Spring Tradje, 1860. W. P. DEV0U: & R0CKW00D, H3 PEAUL STREET, U MS J O MtMSCIlMt'Mjya their usual assortment of SILK OtODH, RIBBONS, STRAW BONNETS, BLOWERS. TltlslMINGS, EMBKOl OERIES, MILLINEUr LACES, WHITE GOODS, LACK MANTLES, -- SHAWLS, KIO GLOVES, ' - BUCHES, SUAKEU HOODS, . i lilsle. ana Silk. Ciloves. Our stock being tho most complete in our line in the West, many f tlio alove goods being our own direct importation, and- will be offered to Merchants ami Milliners at LOW PRICES FOR CASH or SHORT PROMPT PAPER. W. P. Devou & Rockwood, 83 PEARL ST CINCINNATI. ' mar5-lw ' WWJR l WJM It Ml. 8MMMJV& t MMJJMJ2, MM. 1S60. The undersigned invite the attention ef GROCERS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS to tlieir large assortment of If ARDWARE now on hand aud arriving, direct from European and American manufacturers allien they offer to caxh and prompt time buyer AT PRICES BEYOND COMPETITION. JACOBSTltAUBASON, mar5 74 Main etrwt. (W UHlt tI.r lHJi M, MMHM.MiMMJSrS. 01 25 dozen shovels aud spades; 20 " garden rakes; 20 " , handled hoes; -. 50 " cast stonl planters" lioes; 0 " ' hay end manure forks; 0 " grubbing hoes; 7 casks trace chains; 3 log " ' 20 dozen sheep shears; Now ou hand and for sale at low prices. ' . . JACOB STRAUB Jk SON, mat'5 74 Maiu street. 1 JfMMCKKIf " .no SS. a 5 ; MMJilfV -Ml. bales received per steamer Autocrat a choice article for sale by ' S. MS. GILBERT A CO., mar 5 . , No. 4 Sycamore street. OMt KM is Mi OJV Mi J 1 " VMS MM 8. 11 building lots iu the City of Evansville, and in Elliott s Enlargement; Also house and lot on Third street near the cor. i nor of Cherrj; " '1 good horses, one 7 and the other 3 years old; " 2 good milch cows; ' 2 good carta and harness; . " 1 good dray aud harness; " 1 new farm wagon and harnesa; "1 good top buggy and names?, with polo and donble harness to lit. mar5 , Z. H. COOK. TH O O T ff t J- It BMMOMiS.MM 200 cases Boots and Shoes just received and for sale cheaper than ever before sold in the West, by fmar5 3. H. MAGHEK. rWlOJS 'HOMMJMMC JIJ-lt MtJ VMMMJVH M. Saloon. The undersigned has rub t toil and renovated the BATH HOU"E AND BARBER SHOP UNDER MARBLE HALL, in fine style, aud is prept-red to Shave, Shampoon,- Dress Hair, or to furnirh Hot or Cold Baths at all hours. This is the oulr Bath House in the city, and I am determined t o conduct it and the Barber Shop attached that it will bei-ome the headquarters of all gentlemen wishing to bo trimmed up iu the height of the style. - , ;u Uivo me a call and try my skill. Terms reasonable. Imar3-dtf ISRAEL B GLENN. rgUMU, MOSlJ' JIJ-I MM.BiTMSM OM JL Paris. IOj barrels in flue order, juat received aud for sale by 1 0111x5 1 8. E. GILBERT CO. . I860 H I' It M V i vita II tl. Just received and now opening, an elegaut stock of goods suitable: lor tho Spring Trade : 2 cates fauey prints; lo- denims; ' : '' 15 ". bWached mtislios; 2 " lawns; 2 " eliallies; -" " 10 " cottonad(s; ' ... 4 " apron checks; , ! ' . 10 bales shirting sti ipee 30 sheeting; And a neat variety of notions of all kinds, all of which we are selling below Cincinnati prices, as we are determined to draw the good trade to Evansville. Come aud examine for yourselves at mi.i6 J. 11. M AGHEE A CO.'S, First St. ff Mi M O - 'JIM.. TUB Ms MS J VMM MS Mi JLm-- Store of Thomas Kerth has been removed from No. 7 (Pluming' obi stand), to 75 Main Ht., opposite V anliiugti.ii Hotel, where he keep a lull supply of LEATHER AND FINDINGS). He keeps ou hand every variety and sells cheap for Cash. Phiup DvsfiNEK. Fleming's old salesmau, is with me, and will lie ou hand lo wait ou otir old trieudd aud all the new customers who may call on us. He w ill do justice to all. - ' mai-2 1iud . . THOMAS KERTH. H9M Ml Mi Mi M J t JTJM1.8. WW lis) kegs assorted sizes, just received and for sale by . CHAS. McJOH N.-.TON, marl ' Posej s Block, Main street . VtrO VSMS W a J T JK Mt M Mt Any person having a good bouse torrent, coutaioiug ceen or ilit rooms, at a m.alnrate price, within live or six siaares of the post-office, can hud a tenant by addressing M. M. U., Box 701, Post oflire. ' . marl-2wd rmi o g Ms MS V J H V M V Ms MS H - MM- In great variety, at the lorn est nrico. at the New Drug Store of N. S. THOMPSON., MUfMiMiV M- O TOMTOMS tf. HO MVUMM. J)riiu, just receivol and lor sale at the pioneer family grocery ; febl J. P. ELLIOTT. WVHV It K" i: H'Mi II f Hf IsMiJ'IllI 99 stock of fruih aud pure garden seeds, of every variety, at , , y. MJAKPK t ;o.'S REMOVALT" . r.rHON E. A. COOKE. . MMVJYCAJS- VMS HIT MIS WW spectfully iutornw the public that he . ha removed froui his old stand ou Water street, to the building formerly occupied by Archer & Mackev. No. 5, Maia street, and has made a change in b"i firm, the styloof which will hereafter bo Duncan. Jt Couke. We will keep constantly on hand a 'lar&e aud well selected stock or foreign aud doutostie dry goods, which we will soil at reasonable and unitorm prices. Hoping to have a continuance of the patronage of the old house, aud to merit a large accession of new customers, we remain Yeurs, respectfully, fel)241m DUNCAN A COOKE. BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN. DR. WM. COURTNEY, OOlet tr. JtlmiH mm Jfi rmt sf rutty EVANSVILLE, IND. Mm- IMS MMSMtJnJVJSJTMsVMsOMMcuUfl in this city and can be found at his office at all hours (both dan and night), except when professional ly engaged. Especial attention given to all chronic disCaucers cured, (warranted). feb23 3md

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iTIie Economist ..Jt - 3 1 rJ 'MY?5:3a,f:.ijj ? -tT-Sii . f1 tc5..:"IJi rrr rwvtts svovMS tus vkmsjs- vmmms JL first premiums at every Fair where it has been exhibited. At the South-Western Indiana District Fair, held here October, 1859, there were but two premiums offered for cooking stores one for the best wood costing stove, and one for the best coal cooking stove. The Economist took the FJRST PREMIUM FOB THE BEST ..OOKING STOVE FOR WOOD. Roelker, Klusnian k Co took the first premium for their cooking stove tor coal. No other premiums were offered. The large silver medal was awarded to the Economist at the New York State Fair ; and the first premium at the United States Fair held at Chicage. and twelve other State aud Couoty Fairs in ISo'.i. In no branch of mechanical ait has there been a more apparent advance than in tae manufacture of stoves. It is but a few years since the very name was a novelty, representing a h-.ige, shapeless structure, almost as devoid of use as ornament, These have gradually given place to patterns of grace and utility ; nutil the varieties our markets now present have almost exhausted the vocabulary of names ; and the different phases the motal is made to assume, would astonish old Vulcan himself. In style and finish, the improvement has been real, leaving nothing to be desired on that point, but the severe competition in price, to which they have been subjected, has deprived them of many of the more substantial qualities desirable. This seems more especially to have beeu the case in reference to cook stoves an article of domestic economy that has more to do with scolding wives and crotchety servants than most people imagine. The public have long sought an improvement in this article, and we believe are ready to iay any reasonable price for a cooking stove, if it only jiossesses the merits of size, weight, convenience, durability, economy, and jierfectioa of manufacture. These qualities aeein to be possessed most fully in the Economist a new stove, perfected and brought out the past season, by Messrs. Tread well, Perry & Norton, of Albany.' We heard no. much of this stove, and it looked, so much like a atove intended for use, that we concluded to try them, aud the result of the experiment convinces us that the proprietors, in their determination to make the best tone in the world, hare succeeded. We regard the Economist as possessing all the merits alwve enumerated as the great stove of the day far in advance of anything ever attempted iu tho line of stoves, perfect in all its appointments, and true to its name in durability and the use of fuel. Among the many conveniences attached to it, may be mentioned a largo oven, with hooks arranged, for suspending meats while roasting. A copper water tank, holding from 12 to 25 gallons warming closet, broiling hearth, fc., tic. The broiling hearth is one of the most noticeable features of this remarkable stove. There never has been, to our knowledge, uny broiling fixture that was really satisfactory iu its eperatiou. 1'he proprietors of this stove have been conducting a series of experiments upon broiling, eliciting some valuable facts, and resulting in the inventiou of a gridiron adapted to this stove, which has been Becuved by letters pateut, aud is one of the most admirable things of the kind we ever saw broiling without smoke, and keeping the coals iu a constaut glow. We are always glad to do justice to mechanical improvements, and especially such as contribute so largely to the general good, as the one above mentioned. The Economist, which is command! ug such a large sale, will be fuund only at SCANT LIN t STEPHENS'S, Maiu st., between Water and First, Evansville, Inu. mar6 OMsMsMiCVOU'H S JI Ms MS of real estate for the payment of costs and expenses of sidewalk improvemonta. , , iiotioe is hereby given that, by virtue of five precepts, issued out of the Clerk's office of the City of Evansville, and to me directed, I will sell at public out-cry, at the door of the Court-house, ia the City of Evansville, ou Saturday, the 17th of March, ltMO, the following lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amounts assessed aua charged against said lots, respectively, as the cost and expense of making sidewalk improvements iu front of said lots, together with the cost of sale : Lot 13, block 40 Eastern Enlargement ......31 00 Lot 11, " 4i " 4 73 Lot 19, ' 49 ' ' 3 30 "Lot n, " 2t : . . ; a b7 Evans' Homestead on Sixtb street, from the corner of Locust and Sixth to the alley between Locust and Main streets 14 35 Lot 25, block 16, Stock well 's Enlargement..... 4 tio to 26, " 10, Ht ,.!..;.. 4 GO Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day. P. 3CUMCCK, ' feb'25-3wd City Collector. SPRING TRADE. . Deters, Jolin Wholesale Manufacturer ot Gentlemen's Misses', aad Children's Ladies', BOOTS. SHOES, ANP- UPPER. Carli.la Buildings, 53 Wes Fourth street, Cincinnati, ' :; ' ' - jfJ"VMT KS; VMMMS JTWMTf M dealt r to the tact that lie is now mauufacmrii g, and kiis constantly ,n ha el a large stock of the ueweitt and choicest styles -of goods aMapled to the reiiiii'meiitn of popular tiade ; the iiitliicenientH he oner aro tOUD GOODS AT LOW PUKES. Having boeu ec gaged ia manutwturing tirnt class goodn for over twenty years hu now claims to have facilities for mauiifacturing brf class goods as cheap, if not cheaper, than Eastern, manufactures.. He feels confident of his ability t offer extra iuducemiouls to close buyers. His motto' is a fair field and no favors. ' Call and examine his goods, and you will bo sure to buy. ' ' ltsj Orders piouiptly attended to. Icbld-3md WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, No. 5 First Street, between Main and ltcust. IF 9MS OMrFMiMt VO VMMH M'VUMsIC Vt heeler n llson Improved ."Sewing Ma chine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits as the best and most reliable ntuiily sewing machiue now in nse. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock stitch impossible, to unravel, with the essential advantage of beingalike on both sides, forming no ridge or chain on the under side; is simple iu construction, more speedy in movement, and more durable than any other in&chiue. We give fnll instructions to enable the purchaser to sew ordinary soanis, stitch, hem, feU, quilt, gather, bind, aud: tuck, all on the same macliiue, aud warranted for three years. We also keep en constantly hand a fill I assortment f Singer's machines. .... ' r . ; v.. Circulars eoutaiuing testimonials of the atiove machines, from persons of the highest standing East and Wod, giving prices, &c.'a will lie furnished gratis, on application in person or by letter. i . ! fob'Jly . . V. M. SELLMAN. ., "CRESCENT CITY GALLERY. WE ALL follow interest in spite of vain tIk, And to those w ho deal fairly, to' them m should walk; .; -. Now, you who want Pictures, both cheap and firstrate, Driug your dimes to SMITH'S Gallery, (yon non't have to wait). ... ..... . . , ! He fears no competition from one or the other, , Hut looks upon each as a friend and brother; lie cares not for show, nor pnffiug, nor blowing. Mock soirees, or gammon, assuredly knowiug , . That he makes the trade, who gives . most for the cash ; . T'.e people care nothing about any grand splash. ' I Sow, all who want Picture, large ones or small, I Should, without more delay, uu Mr. Smith call; , inetourt l louse, you know, just over tne way, t Examine his Pictures we know what you'll ay-l-The best in the city, and ranuot be beat .. III finish or price and by way of a treat, ,, , To Ladies aud Fatuities he lessens hi payCome along, f riends, don't neglect it a day. seplti 6m

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Sta.teuxezit ' .. S THE CONDITIO!) QT TIIE I ;iis Home Insurance Company, - or ne wyurk; ' ON THB FIRST DAT OF JANUARY, A. D. ISliO, MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF THE STATE Or INDIANA, PURSUANT TO THE STATUTE OF THAT STATE. NAME AND LOCATION :1 II MS JWMJttK tl M? Till S VOJIPJIJK'sV., the Home Insvuanck Compasv. Incoruorated in 1853, and located in Hie city .of New York. .CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Thecaph.il ;f paid Oompaiiv actually - Iail u in cah is. l.OOO.C.XJO 00 The surplus on the 1st d:.v af January, ' ' 8 -- 415.8L5 85 . Total am. unit of capital and surplus 1,415,815 SS "! - ASSETS. , .. . i,., Amonntof cash in Contiuen- ; . lal Bank, K Y,... . $49,707 64'-- ...i.: Amount of cash in hands of . Agents, and in course of ': ' .- transmissiou (balance)..... iouo 51 . , - . . . Amount of unincumbered real estate, So. 4 Wall Street. til.&n 00 -.:-.!. Amount, of Uuited Statvs - treasurv notes, market '" ' "' " ,value.. , 102,21120 ... Amount Missouri State b'ds, 6 percent., market value... 10,220 GO Amount of North Caroliua ..... bonds, C per cent., market ' 1 value ,. ... 9,630 00 , , Amount of Tennessee bonds, 6 per cent., market Value.. 9,000 00 Amount of Brooklyn City " water ootids, 6 per cent., market valne 10,250 00 ; Amount of banktocks, market Talne 83,625 00 " Amount of loans on , bonds ,... " and mortgages, being first .... lien of record on aniucunibered real estate, worth at . least $1,695,300, aud ou ' . vhk4i there is less than . , ., t .1 .. , one year' s interest due and ' "' ' owiii rate of interest 7 ! ) e. lr cent 8CO,t)H2 Ui Amount of loans on stoi-k . . aud tionds, payable on de- t ... .. . : niand, the market value j of securities pledged, $251,- : .:! 629. is,r.(o 00 Amount due frnm premiums '' " on policies issued at oftice.. . I,8ii7. 79 , t , Amount of bills receivable for premiums on inland - f ! navigation risks, Ac... 11,064 41 Interest actually due -and - ' ; paid. 2!4,9Us ei) f1,4.r8,.1;9 23 . LIABILITIES. Amount of losses adjusted, and due and unpaid None. Amount of losses incurred , and in process of adjustluetic...'... :. 17,fi58 31 Amount of losses reported ou, n. r; which no action has beeu taken. 15,42 12 '".Ksi Amount of claims for losses resisted bv the Compauy.. Amonnt of dividends declared, and due and uupaid... Amount of dividends, either cash or scrip, declared but. not yot due Amount of money borrowed. Amount of all other existing ,- clams against the Co !,5t)0 00 None. None. Nose. hma. Total amount of losses, claims, and liabilities : '- ' $420 43 Tho greatest amount insured on any one, risk is 8:to,(MI0, but will not, as a geueral rule, exceed $10,000. . ... . ;. The Company has no general rule as to the amouut allowed to be insured in Hny city, tewu, village,. or block, being governed in this matter, iu each case, by the general character of litiildiugs, width of streets, facilities for putting out fires, sic. No part of its capital or earnings is deposited iu any other State as security therein. An attested copy ef the Charter or Act of iucorn poration accompanies this statement. STATE OF NEW YORK, V. " 11 . City ami County of New York. , . ... Charles J. Martin, President, and J. MUton Smith, Secretary of the Home Insurance Company, being severally sworn, depose and say, and each for himself says, that the foregoing is a true, full and correct tatemeut of the allairs of the said Corporation, and that they are the above described oflicers thereof.' : -.. i (Signed) CHARLES J. MARTIN, Pres't. (Signed) ' J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y. Svbscribed and sworn before me, this 17th day of - , , January, A. D. I860. Witness my hand in.fc.j art official seal.' , . i ' Signed) , , , BENJAMIN RANKIN, Commissioner for Indiana, in New York, 106 Broadway, n. v. . , - . , Allen C. Hal lock is the duly authorized agent for this city.' us per certificate of authority filed iu the County Clerk's office. , This Company insures against loss or' ilaniace by ' fire te buildings, niercharwMe, household furni ture, and personals property. generally. Also, agatust the perils of inland navigation, at fair rates of premium. ' 1 " " ' ' . ALLEN C.UALLOCK,., i. Agent, Marble H ill Building, Main St., Evansville. feb3-tap28. , STEWART'S STOVE. ... . .... ? : ... . ( Wi. nt i oj" imLmjs'u, .r Ms jm bums m JL lot of these truly and justly celebrated, newly and greatly improved summer and winter Cooking Stoves, of the unrivaled Stewart's Pateut, and at the only agency in this city. . -. i- - '... TLos. Scantliu's, No. 29 Main street,, between First and Second. The fiist premium was awarded to this Stove as the best coal or wood cooking stove at tlie Southwestern Indiana District Fair, held at this place. No stove ever' devised 'combines as numerous ur imKH'tant scientific principles as. this of Stewart's. It broils, boils, hakes aud roasts at the same mo ment, without onadiiih imparting flavor to another, or pr.Mluciiig that ftameiiess of taste in meats and gravies, which, to the. delicate aud. fastidious rrl taste, makes so iusuiienible an ob.iection to every other cooking stoe now Iu nsei With une-fourtli of (he fuel employed in the bet, t of stoves now iu use. this meet perfect aud complete cooking appa-' ratus performs, simultaneously and more perfectly than has ever before been accomplished, everything required in the best provided .families, so far as cooking is concerned. hen, too, it Is borne la mind that the most delicate females can visit the kitchen when the Stewart Stove is fully employed, and the fire is at its height, without the smallest unpleasantness from the change of temperatnr, so little is the heat from it di Aimed externally, au inducement is presented for its universal employment uever heretofore presented in any otlMr stove. That, indeed, is one of its principal attractions, as' well as its greatest wonder, how beat Is so economized and dirt used within the stove itself, and so. little perceptibly escapes jju to the' kitchen, a place where, with any of the stoves .now in use, other thau Stewart's, it is scarcely possible for any one, in warm weather, more particularly, to bleat lie with comfort. For 20 years Mr. Stewart has been employed tu ' perfecting this stove, ami since last February, he liasobtained three new patents, for improvements, w hich, iu his opinion, and the opinion of ail who have examined it, made it jierfeet. Within four years Imentii (Aoaxiarf of f hew have been sold, under, a full guarantee, and not oue has lieen returned. Therto remarkable results have emtioldened a host of stove manufacture re to imitate the Stewart Stove, but, save in exterior np)earance, which the old patents (having expired) enables them to give, they no more resemble Stewart's than chalk dues cheesed These imitations are known by various names, but they are all deficient in Various particulars, such as the air-tight boxes, by which full coutroLis kept over the fire, and of the heat, by a draft damper, ingeniously contrived, which also admits a con--stant current of cold air on the outside of the fire bos, which again becomes heated air, and, passing into the even, ia made available for cooking jurposes. The agent and subscriber is receiving 4he best' Imitation ef the Stewart Stove, called M Pride of the West," which ha will be happy to dispose of at two-thirds of the price of the geuuine Stewart's. It is possible, of course, to cook with it, but it bears no resemblance to Stewart's. . ' . ; , The " Stewart " is sold by the agent, under a full guarantee to iiertorm as recommended, aud if, within three months from purchasing, any fault is found with them, he will take them back and refund the money. Housekeepers, will bear in mind, then, that the genuine Stewart Stove, bonght at the only agent's here,will, with half the labor and onefoorth the fuel, do-more ami better cooking tuais any other stove ever constructed. TU0S. SCANT LIN, No. 29 Main street," ' Sole agent for the sale of the Stewart Stove In Southern Indiana and Kentucky.

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"HO 1' sFJSJSV OJ VOUMtVH 8V.t m 1 sasi extending to fie Canal, whh -a wharf ou the Jjsjsin af the Canal of seveiity-tivsx feet lieing the most desirable location for niannfauring purpose! in Ivaosvilie, for sale or lease Apply to . WILLIAM-Hr WALKER, dec24 Real Estate Agent. LAND FOR SALE. 160 acres the n w qr sec 7, town 2, range 8 west. -dcr n e ejr see B, 4ows-8, rawge- S -weetf 1CU do w qr sec 22, town, 2, range 9 west, da f i bj tjr see SI, town $ rango 9 most, 11 tn o- r see 26, town range 1 0 weefc ifi i i w 160 1 Oik do n w qr see 14, toWn 3, range 10 west. do a w qr sec 23, town 3. range 10 west. ; lo0 do n e qr sec 20, town 3, rauge 10 160 do n e qr sec 24, town 3, range 7 ' ' .160 do . qr seo 24," town 3, mng-'?l T . 1611 do " . .8 w qr sec i!4, town Ciy rai,K 7 1 ' The f regoing tracts will be sold on liberal terms. u Titles are rfect. Kaqurraatthe "J i '.I REAL ISTATJC AGENCY, !'' 0nT,lird street, bet. Main ncd Syeumpre,, !., n Wheeler's. Buildiug.- - - ' t WM. .Hi WALKKR, JUeal. state Ag t I M 50 Lots in Lamasco, west .of Pigeon Creek. ! . Lots in Lamasco, east of Pigeon Creek. ! , Lota in the Eastern ICnPt of Evansville. !J ' Lots in the Soothern do ' do' i. Lots in Bray's do thi-1"''"'' I Louiothe4th ' ' do ' ; do ' Lots in the Donation do do l 'r' 4 ,' - Apply to the nndersiunrd OfHce in ' WlieeleVs r building, Third sireet.-oppoiitre the-3oirrr tt-mse: T ,, )LLl.it 11. 1 WiLttitt, I dec24 .!.. , - Real Estate Aueut 4 W OV8 223 a. VMM !43, II .V TIOJV JlJ Enlargement, on the Basiu of the Canal', nvon which is a new aud the best Canal .Wharf in vausville, for sale or lease. Apply to !.-. .ii-.... - WM. U. WALKFC i . dec24-d wr?.m Laud Agent. 7 "- - V-M It Is J1.' MM I It O t" Mi II fJlflM-- ' W erty for sale. Four loi on Fourth str,iet, oiposite the market, designatesl-by Nob. 3,4, 5, and 6, Marketplace., All uewthree story ,.muUl rouf. bric'&s, built for stores, suitable tor any kind i.f business, and with good fiolidiid d ulling accoui luodations. i For terms of "sale, apply To Allen C. Hallock, Real Estate and Uvueral lasiiranee Agent, Miirble Hall Building, Maiu Stieut, Evansville, Ind. , , fblC-lm " " i " Jl V M MS S Of IsJ.y'II J'KJU Evausv.'lle, for sale by . : WILLIAM M WALKKR, ... s . , , Real Estate Ageut, ,. Tlilrd streot.'opp. the (!onrt House. llm:2 -WmMSSOMsUVMoJv Of' jfMtVJVMSMtMsW SHIP. The partnership of J. S. Jaquess . tkt. is this day dissolved by mutual courent by the withdrawal of lliraiu E. Read. All business of said firm wilt be settled by the remaining part-nei-s, Jonathan n Jaquess and Henry u. tiwatluuey. - 'd - ho will continue the j ty hi us heretofore, i; i business unuor tue same JONATHAN SI JAQUESS, HIKAM K. READ, .fjHENRY C. GWATUMEY. Evausyille, feb. , isou. iiiiiM-jw , SJtStt0233-03CXt; ... I OK THK COKLHTIOH OF THE ilarlford . Fire Insurance . Co.y MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF THE STATE OF ,, ' INDIANA, JANUARY 1, I860. . 1st. The namo of this Company ia the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and Is located at Hartford, Connecticut. . . CAPITAL. .. ,...! -; , 2d. The amount of Capital Stock is $500,000 00 3d. The amouut of Capital Stock paid " ' 1 up....... . ...... 500,000 00 , ; , ASSETS...., .. , . 4th. Cash ou hand and in B'k.J.18,338 11 . y Cash in bands of agents, or iu . - i course of transmission 62,198 89 . ... Cash loaned on call 30,000 00-$131,02U 00 Bills receivable, secured by personal . ' aud collateral -wnetty ... .m 70,223 SO Real estate nniucmnbered, buildiug aud lot 19 Pearl street, Hartford.... . 15,000 00 STOCK. AMD BONOS 18 rOLLOWa, VIZ : ' .,-. ' Pit VII. ir'KT TAl. 511 shares Hartford B'k stock. $51,100 . $6S,8a 400 share l'hoenix B'k stock....... 40,000 37,200 10M shares Ct. Riv. B'k'g Co. stk... fi,0UI : , ,i 6 VW , 200 shares Exchange Bank stock.. 10,000 lt'.UOO 150 shares Batik of Hartford" Oov ' -' ' bank stock ., 7,500 7,350 200 shares Charter Oak B'k stock. 20.0WI '20,800 220sharea Farmers' Mt Mechanics' ''') , : . i bank stock 22,000 25,520 150 shares Meruautile B'k Stocks 15,000 15,000 132 share Merchants' Ml Manufacturers Bank steck 13,200 13,332 315 shares tna B'k stoelt.-a.-rr.-..- 31,otK 34,020 1X4 altars llitv Bank stock 1S.50II 'I.B45. i 200 shares -American -Exchange -' ' ' -; I Bank stock, N. Y , v 20,000 , 20,000 -4U,0i '.vs.ooo'1 83,450 . I 14,U50 ' 16,825 ., IO.UiO 9,2il0 '200 shares Bank of Commerce b'k : stock, tt..Yu4iiAu..Airr,t, 4 -2M0O i I 300 shares Importers' e Traders', i Bank stock, N. Y.. SO.OUtr 300 shares Bank of. America bank - ., stouk, n. y..:.:. 30.000 2(0 shares Manhattan Co Bank. .''I . stock 10,000 200 shares Merchants' BkWk. N.Y. 15.O00 200 shares Uuion B'k stock, N. Y. l",ui , 2Mi shares Ocean B'k stock, IS. Y. 10,000 -li( snare Bank tii -N- Ajuerica Bk ' i i! stock, N Y 10,000 300 shares Metropolitan b'k stock, N f ..........an 30,000100 shares Blackstoue b'k stock, , ' Boston i.:..i:.-..-.:.r.r;.:ii.....',.:...' lO.otKi '. " ,,i ,.ii ,10,700. 33,000 100 shares Banktd't.'ubimercu.dt'k, Bwtou LvVJaharos Granite, bk atuck ... lo.Ooo ' ' lo,ws ' , to lU.lXMJ Lasfaaree Sntlolk 1 B'k stock. Bos- - 10,550 ' . ; toi I.oliu r 100 shares Hide and Leallior B'k, f - Boston A.... ;. ... i......j1o,0( 1 100 shares Webster b'k. stock, i . - Boston ......;.......'....'...; 10,000' ! KH shares National B k stock. Bos. 1 1,265 U0,10 10.750 ' 10.400 10,600 :io,3o 11,900 10,100 wu .................. tv,.w 100 shares Atlantic B'k stock, Bos-' it i : ;. Ion lO.OOti 100 shares Safety Fund B'k' stock .'Boston 10,000 100 shares Boylstou Bank stock " Boston.-. '..'..... '10,000 100 shares Revere Bank stock, Boston...:....'...:...... '.: 10,000 200 shares B'k of the Slateol Um- : , souri stock , 20,000 200 shares Men hauls' B'fc stoi k ! " -' St. Louis .. , i.,.... ;W,0il0 120 shares Connecticut Kiver Com- - paay istock.-..j,.........,., 12,0lu 20 shares Connecticut kiver it. K. tkioipauy i........ 2,iJO 100 shares Hartford N Uaveu 11 . ' R Co stock..- 10,000 20. Ten nesae .Mate Bonds, ti per - - - v cents, payable 1892 20,000 2 Ohio State Bunds, 6 per cents, payable I860 10,000 ) Michigan State Bds, 6 cents, : pavJ.I lwu. 20,000. 10 Missouri State Stock, ti a-r ' 'i-enr,' payable..:..........- lO.ooO ' 20,200 1 -; 2J,100, .J,00t ! 1,300 4i2,4.W 18,100 ... j ' 111,125 20,000 ' ' 84fMI aa ttartiora iHty oonis,b per cts, . . r 1 . - i payable 1876 35.OO0 20 auares rlt&te Hauk Wiscouaiii stuck, Milwaukee ...... 2,i 36,600 2,14k ' i " i : - ? -,. i j --, ..? .$80in $720,457 Total assets ?!3..709 69 : .. ; ; 'LIABILITIES. ' : . ' 5th.' No liabilities lo- iianks or others, dn sr uot. ' .' due. 6th. No losses adjneted and due. 7th. h. Loeseseitber unadjusted I ..... . or adjusted and not due, ,IOuli hs 8th vwit jkM in suspeuse wait- .i , ,- ., .-. u l .i i " iuir further proof, in-J-Vluded -im'- last answer t'' Uu , abere ... . , , ... . . lilfti. All Other claims against " - ''- the compauy, (diiideuds r-.eJ'i' I.-; r, I unpaid) 1,920 Total amount of lialulitiHi........Sii,9.iO 85 11th. This rule of the ujuipauy is not to exceed 1 1U.U0U in any sue risk, subject to lues by , a single fire. - , . .. , . 12th. The amount insured n a city or villwa depellds upon its size generally all the ileeira-. . bie risks to be had, subject to the last rule. above named. ... . -t ! s L- . : 13th. The amouut insured in any one block of " ' buildings, depends Upon Its si.o and coil-' ; , : st ruction , subject to the rule abuys refer-. red to. 14th. A certified copy of the Act of Incorporation , accompanies this statement. ' - - TIMOTHY C. ALLYN, Sec'y.' STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ) fia . ... Hartford Couuty, BS' ' i ' "-: Janvamveth, lsuoj' : Personally appeared T. C. Allyu, Secretary ef the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the foregoing statement, by hiu subscribed, is a true, full and correct statement of the affairs of said Company, and exhibits, so far as can be ascertained at this date, its actual condition on the 1st day of Jauuary, 1860. Before me, ' . , ; . ..GEO. S. OILMAN, , Justice of the Peace. -Allen C. Hallock- it the duly authorised Agent for this city, by certificate of authority from the Auditor of State, 'filed Iu the Conntv Clerk's Applications for insurance on merchandise, store houses, 'dwelling and content, will be 'attended to, aud policies issued at reasonable rates.. , - ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Ageut, ' Marble Hall Buildiug, No. 9 Main street, Evansville, Ind. Jan23tap28

MISCELLANEOUS.

THE GREATpiEpICJLL, -DISCOVERY, SCOVILL'S iaESAPAlllLLA i STILLINGIA, OK Blood and Liver Syrup, FOTl-WM CVHU PScrofulous, Syphilitic and Mercurial JJiseaset, Old Sores, Sk in DUkaJes, ,'. all sptKev Diseases which are caused by an Impure State- ttf-tkerBloed-. at b I !f dii! ?! If r Mb

A WONDERFUL CURE OF SCR OF ' UL0US WHITE S WELLING - u - , , " ! - - - t i MttmA the t at rmt nt of .Martin Bobbin; Jrt , MfJTMti l-.-f ' Of THsfi tfoumv " MM. cases ever recorded ! He now enjoys Hobos 4 Health, aud has for the past year done as much ' '' work as say young man of his age I This cure has L :" excited his fi iends, neighbors, and physicians, and 1 'I even some of the Medical Facnlty. One of the- ":l Professors (Dr. It. S. Newton), who was called to ' see L im as a snrH.n, uot to prescribe, was so fbrei- "d 1ly impressed with the Rematkable Curative Prop-' -erties of this Medicine, that he has adopted it in"" bis private practice", us weH as fct tho College ad ! ' Hospitald. ' ' - nt , .... , . CisciNJtATr; 0; Fob.; 16, 1858:; ' Messbs. A L. ftcoviiL A Co .. tieutlaueu 1 will, with great pleasure, give ','. .' my testimony as to what your SABSAPARILLA . . ANDr 811LLlN0IA,,.3iC)0D MNJJ L1VEH i I" I . . U 1. .. . .1. . .. . . ... u i . s

a jjt u , Hw uvue mjuiw (ime ami a isu. . ,

years autce, I was attacked with a Scrofulous White. , .

Swelling, which was attended with most xcruti-, , : uting . jwins I I tried various remedies, and had, - ' two of the best i'hysicisus of the city (one of them'..,, . , a Professor iu an Old School Medical College), and they f;uled to yiiveflwany rebel I I was so reduced that 1 was confined to my bed for over thr mouths. The neTves and muscles of one leg were so contract- 7 ed and drawn up) that. 1, could not walk. I bad , more than a dozen runniog ulcers on my legs, from which I took, from time to lime, more than One , Hundied Piets of Bone, some of them from three to fonr -iuches-fuiig: I was reduced to almost a ' skeleton, mid piy frientls Lad given up alt hopes of . . , my recovery I I was in tins condition wlieu I com. - . ; Mieuced the use of your Blood and Liver Syrup. I bave used altogether some two duzvn bottles of It, , c and at the same time I lie Iodine Ointment, which yo advise to use with it ; and, lastly, the Healing ' I Ointment, given under the head of " White Swell-. '". log," iu your directions. 1 am now able to attend - -(o business, anil my legs "have became so strong1 that walk without any Uitllcnlty and Jiave enI trely recovered uiy health. Yours truly, ' ; :. ' ' ' MARTIN BOBBINS, Ja.-'-'-J Residence o Ktghlh street, between Mound aud.,( , lolin, No. 3 '. ; or at plaiv of business, with Browu -Jfi Vitn-tte, No. 4 East Fourth street.- , - : . , is Read bh extract from - tlie Cincinnati Medical Journal, Vol. '5, jMige 310, by its editor. Prof. R. P."' 1 Newton, iu rrgiud to this remarkable cure : , . ; ' t " While Bliii tm- sUbtmtswaaiut.be vory- werat- -imaginable ctiiiitittpcf, we were called to attond him for a tiaeiure f thrf l.'g.-'prodnced by a tall. The Judications of a re-union, of the bone, uuiler the cin-iiiiistiiiik, wi'ro niitavfrble,: fiir be wonld sit, day after day, picking out small pieces of the bone,, which utjiiil.sloiigli iit'. I, found him using Scvill's Preparation, which lie continued to use nutil a cure was eD'ected. We ' gave him no coustituti.inul treatment, being in attendandauce only as surgeon jet wecan$cs wi; had much curiosity to, s :see what could bo ib.ne in a system so. extensively dieeasod its his . - v- i- t .v. o. it : " Will the afflicted call on the agotit and get tV pamphlet containing the certificates of cores from - " ' well known i-itiwns of C Tdatl ? ,i.,.u)A MS" Itect.llect that f Medicine is warranted to enre all disea.es ths . ure caused by an impure - state of the Blood. Scovill's Blood aud Liver!, Syrup is composed enticely of vegetables, aad perfectly safe lor ctiildrn to use, iu. case of sore mouth or uruptiou on the skin. If mothers value , , tlie heal tli of their children, they should eradicate, the seeds of the disease before it is too late. . . , 'r ' Read the steemeut of one of the oldest chemists' -in Cfnciuuhti'r ' ' v' -- . " .... ,d, " We hereby certify that we have been made ac- -qituintcd with Scovill's Sarsaparilla and Stilliugia, ' ' or Blood and Liver Syrup. The ingredients are ' entirely vegetal. In, and no mineral enters the pretia- " 1 ration. W. S. MERRILL A CO., '- One door west of the Burnet House, Cincinnati." ' For sale by the Proprietors, , " r M A Ij. 8COVILL, et CO., , ' 2Cn. 12 West Bighth St., "Cincinnati,

, Also, py iveiier a w.ite, evansville, lua. N. S. Tho'upson, " i Lclch t Oarlstedt, ' " " ' -' Also, agents for t le sals of Dr. Hall's Balsam fur tlie JLang-s, jumI.Di. Baker' Pain Panacet, forthe;, cure of all pain, lath external and internal. ... , ti feb&-dd:w2m . . t .- . .; . i. . . BUECKENUIUGE COAL OIL. Iji MMVJS It MS Mi JV MM?OMJYVElM,s .WW Agents for the sale, of the Bieckenridge (kwlOils, pure aud iinaiiulterated, and will sell by the barrel vt li-'j t barrel, at factory prices, freiabt, , . and drayage aildiHL It is the most econoniical light, , known--f:ostiug loss thau one-half cent per hour.. , i !...,.. , , i hornbi:ook a co., . . , dec23 ' Water street, Evansville, Iud. 7 - - .tij aeon's -' rMQUNTAINOHERIi tBILLS: Above wo present you with a perfect .likeness o ) . Ti znen, a chief of a tribe of the strauge Aztec Natiou, that onie rule' Mexico. You will find a full account of him in t pamphlets and Almunjii', to be hail gra'is fr. . the Agents for tliese Pills. Tlie -Nireator taaniifaetorer of Judsoa'e' , MoHntiiin HerN P' v has spout the greater part" of hi lite in ti ug, having visited nearly every - ' couutry hi th 1.1.-' Hi spent over six years among the I ik4! . - ht the Rock t Mountains and of Met ice, and It thus that the " Mountain Herb ' Pills" were di aewred. -A very interesting ac- ' - count of bis ndveiit'irea there you will find in ear '" Almanacs and Pamphlet. It Is an established fact that ail diseases arise Iron , . . ... . , , iJIPl'KE BLOOBt , , 9 1'he blood is the life ; .and when any foreign or no -healthy matter gets qiixmd with it, it is at once distirbutail to every, organ ef the boily. . Everr nerve leers the loisoui and all tlie vital organs quickly couiplaii.TTlastuiiiah w ML not. digest the food lrfectly". 'The liver ('eases ta secrutit sulBcuiucy; of bile The iictiou of the heart is weakened, aud' so the circiilaiiou ia weakened. Tie lungs become.,-) clogged, with the .poisonous matter; hence, a " cough and all from a slight impurity at the fountaiu, bead of -life t ho ; Blood I As if yon had' thrown some earth, for instance, iu pure spring. 4 from which ran a tiny rivulet iu a few minutes tha-W'b(trt cmrtie ol tlinalreiuu beeomes disturbed I and disoiib.r.nl.- ! As (jnickjy dte impure blood Ity to every-part, and leave ffs' sting tiehind. All the passage Hecotue "fitistriicted, and unless the 6b-, strnction ts removed, tlte lamp of life soon dies out.' These. Piits uot oiily mn;v the blood, but regenerate' alT tli seeri'liojis of lhe body. They, are, therefore. UKrivaleil as a : , cuitic for in l rocs DISEASES.' Liver Complaint,' $ick Headache, Ac This"" AntI-''. Bilious Bledicine expuls frani the blood the hidden '.' , stds of disease, and renders all Uie fluids and se- ' ' cretions pure and fluept, clearing and resuscitating' ' : the vi'tal organs." ; - , ' . Pleasant, indtvd, is it to its, that we ' are "aide to '' place within your reach ' a medicine like the,, Mountain Herb Pills," that will pass directly to ' the Hrtlict.ntrtB, thriiih the Idooil and fluid's of the body, nnil cuise' the stiffercr to "brighten with tlie nosh of beauty and health.' -. -....-.. ' Judsou's i'Uts are the bent rejnedy iti'cxjbtence for the following complaints s . Bowel Complaints, Coughs, Colds.. Chest ,Iieases, Costlveniss Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Dropsy, Debility Fevoc . audj, Agno, Fe'nutle Couiplaiuts, Headaches, Indigestion, Influenza, Inflammation, luward Weakness, Liver . Complaints, Lowutw of Spirits, Stone and C'ravel s Pilos and Secondary Kvniptoins.'- - ', . -OltEAT FEMALB MEDICINE! Females who value health, should never be without these Pills. They purify the blood, remove ob. stnsctioiis of ail kinds, cleanse the skin ol all ptmblew and blotelies, and bring the rich color ef ' health to the pale cheek.. -. ' The plants and herlm of which these Pitls are made, were discovered, in a very surprising way,'" among the Tezncans, a tribe of Aborigines iu Mexico. Get the Almansc tt our Ageut, aad you will read witb doiight ;b very, interesting account it contains of the "Great Medicine" of the Aztecs. ' : OBaEBVE. The Mountain Herb P.-lls are put up i in a beautiful wrapjier. . Each Box coutaius 40 pills, and Retail at 25 c!uts per box. A11 genuine bave the signature of It, L. Judsou A Co., on each box. For sale ill lCvausvilie by Keller A White, Lcich A Cat lste.lt, W. S, Thompson, and Bierhower I Broughton. . . . i Sole Proprietorit, ' - ,i. it. - 511 Leonanl St., N. T. Jan I sTIOa I. "49 Mis Of ajy MiJSTMMtMS now make, and at much less price, at feb27 THOMPSON'S New Drug Store.

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