Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 169, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 March 1860 — Page 4

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RIVER ITEMS. Regular Packets expecting notices of tlieir running arrangements in the Journal, must advertise with us. All kinds of Steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in yootl style, and at reasonable rales. Extra copies of the paper for sale at all times. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Lue Eaves, S. Carrol ton, City of Madison, Cin., Kentucky, Memphis, Hasting. Pittsburg, Sm Kirkman, Nash., l'olaud. Cin., Fanny Bullitt, N. O., Lebanon, Nashville, Southerner, Louisville. PKr&KTBO. City of Madison, N. O., Kentucky, Louisville,

Hastings, St. Louis, Sin Kirkman, Cin., Poland, Nash., Lebanon, Cin., Kate Sarchet, Wabash, Fanny Jiuliitt, Lou., Southerner, Memphis, Masonic Gem, Wabash. The Weather, yesterday, w as cloudy, and itt the afternoon we were favored with a slight sprinkle of rain just about sufficient to lay the dust. The Hirer continues to fall very rapidly, both here and at nil points above and below. The Wabash also is falling fast, and unless there is rain soon, boats will be unable to ascend as far as llutsonville. Business on the levee yesterday was rather dull. The shipments were few. freights arc yet plenty and firm at the last quotations. The Lue Eaves arrived at 1 o'clock yesterday morning with a fair trip. She leaves to-day. The Masonic Gem and Kate Sarehet both departed for tne Wabash with light trips. The Dunbar is the mail boat for Paducah and intermediate points. She leaves at 12 o'clock, and passengers will find her to be one of the most pleasant boats they ever took passage in. Capts. Fowler and Dusouchet are noted for their attention to the wishes of their friends who take passage with them. The Lue Eaves, notwithstanding her set to" with the Greenville, will be ready to depart to-day at her usual hour. Capt. Taylor will be found in the office to look after the comfort of those who travel with him. About 8 o'clock on Wednesday night a collision occurred between the .Cue Eaves and Greenville in Green river, causing considerable damage to both boats. . The jack statT and nose of the Eaves were severely battered, and nearly all of her crockery broken by the concussion. LTer passengers were greatly frightened, and thought Uey were going to the bottom without a momeat's warning. A large hole was knocked into the Greenville, but, fortunately, it was above the water line and she did not sink. The river where the nee id cut occurred is wider than at almost any other point, and it seems to us there must have beeu grosrf carelessness on the part of some one to Lave occasioned the collision. The Lebanon from Nashville was at the wharf yesterday. She took on board a large lot of hides, some tobacco, and other -..freight for Cincinnati. The Southerner passed down for Memphis. She put off, and received, asnittll lot of freight. The Missouri river is very low, and difficult to navigate. There are only 3 feet of water on the worst bars. We learn that Capt. E. CS. TVarce is to take command of the Kentucky in place of Capt. John Scott. A woman drowned herself at St. Loais on Sunday morning by throwing herself into the river from a boat, and on the evening of the same day a man drowned himself from the same boat. No names are given. ' m Receipts by Railroad. ' " . Mabch ilJJ, 1S4X). 1 car load cattle and poultry, Henry Fall; I tub eggs, Krskine, Curnirk r Co.; 1" bbls whisky, Allis A Howes; 1 box butter, 1 IiUle bags, S. K. Gilbert Co.; a sacks feathers, Proston llroH.; SI sacks corn, I. A. Crane; bush corn, Eetuent Yiele; 6 bbls eggs, A. Lemeke A Co.; 3 bbls flaxseed, 1 bbl white beans, 1U bdlea rags, Wheeler it Kiggs; 27;! hush corn, Samuel Prr; 1 box nuis. M. W. foster & Co., 3 bbls sundries, Surenson & Co.; 1 cask crockery, J. A. Mann. Mt. Vernon; I biMo, I case mdse, Shnklin & Ueiiley; 1 case mdse, Jewell it Co. ; 2 boxes gcKHla, iHincan & Cook; 1 box uidse, Theodore Mingst & Co.; 1 box. d goods. Ceil f- Benninghoff; 0 bbl eggs. Brown Jr Aikinau; 1 bbl ale. J. K. Meni; 1 bbl butter. G. M. Cruii; 1-Ai bbls Hour, Ul bales hay, I. A. Crane. A. K. S11UADKB, Ag't. It may sound like a paradox, yet the breaking of both wings of an army is a pretty sure way to make it fig. Tub wear of some of the cast iron sewer plates laid in the streets 33 years ago has not amounted to 2 per cent. This is a strong argument in favor of iron pavements. A'- Y. Railway Review. The New York Herald says that the price of aldermen and i.egroes has gone up wonderfully in the last few years. A New York alderman could be bought np, it tells us, for a hundred dollars ten years ago. l!ut now bis vte commands even two thousand dollars or more. The price rises with the rise ol real estate. Latk California papers gay that Governor Wellcr having been disappointed in his political aspirations in California is about to remove to Oregon. Col. E. I). linker, late the Republican leader in California, lias already gone to Oregon with a view to political advancement. The politicians must consider Oregon an inviting field. N. A. ledger. The Dayton Journal says : " We are glad to learn from Mr. Daniel Garst, of this vicinity, that the finest buds on a large number of his peach trees, say 10,000, have not been injured by the frost, lie brought us a number of cuttings yesterday, in which the blossom buds were plump, fresh and green. The buds on say 5,000 of his trees, have been frozen but twice that nutnlier of young trees still give promise of a good crop of fruit. E. & C. It. It. We are informed by Charley Cochrane, the very efficient agent of the Evansville & Crawfordsville it. II. at. this city, that the busiii'-ss of the road has been unusually prosperous during the past two mouths. An unprecedented amount of freight has been carried over the Road, and the passenger business has also" been good. The K. & C. 11. It. has, to our certain knowledge, leen kept iu uiost excellent condition, and we arc informed that its entire management h;i3 been most judicious and successful. The officers and atlafhees of the Road are all good men, and have been faithful to the trusts imposed upon them. T. JI. Express. -- The Republican of Nebraska have met with a triumph in the recent election of Delegates to the constitutional Convention about to be held in that Territory. The ' -onveut'soii is to consist of 52 members, and the returns, up to our Inst informal ion. indicate I lie election of 40 Republicans. The Territory has also undoubtedly voted iit, favor of a State government.

Yau-letles. II k is poor whose expenses exceed his in- j come. Mr. Ford, the Printer to the House of i Representatives, was a practical printer be- j

fore he entered the legal profession. . Is a recent sermon upon the training ot children, Henry Ward Reecher gave the following good advice to parents : 'Never strike a child ntion the heart. Providence has irovided other and more ap propriate places for punishment." j Not a day passes, but the grave of Senator Broderick, in the " Lone Mountain Cemetery," near San Francisco, is strewn with flowers. Tub Six-Fket Gauge. Mrs. Frances P. Gage has brought up six boys whose aggregate hight is thirty-six feet. Cin. Press. It is now believed that the yellow fever having broken out with great violence at Havana, it may not be entirely safe for Northern men to go to Charleston on the 23d day of April next. I.v the Forrest divorce cose Justice Moncrcin", of New York, has confirmed the report of the Rcteree awarding Mrs. Forrest alimony nt the rate of S4.000 per annum. Tun personal safety of his Holiness at the Vatican is henceforward to lie more effectually provided for by a guard of twentyfour men from the newly enrolled civic force, denominated Guardia Palatina. Oxk of the oil-wells in Pennsylvania is owned by a Mr. Evans, a blacksmith, and a poor man. He prosecuted the work of boring himself, and struck a vein of oil at the distance of seventy feet. He has been offered it is said $50000 for his well, lint tins declined selling on these terms. In removing: the dead from the ground of the First Baptist church, iu La Grange place, Philadelphia, one coffin was opened in which the bndy was found to be almost wholly petrified. It was that of a man about forty years of age, and though it had been in the earth one hundred years, the countenance was as smooth and placid, and his white hair as perfect, as the day it was placed in its resting place. TnE New Orleans Delia states that " the Democracy of Louisiana docs concur with the rest ot the South in uncompromising hostility to Mr. Douglas' nomination, and in regarding the territorial tjuestion n3 an issue involving essential Democratic principles, and that the delegation will never consent to the abrogation or modification of the two-thirds rule." IIox. Frederick P. Stanton, now of Kansas, has announced his determination to take ground for the Opposition candidates in Connecticut. This is his first open declaration in that way. He seems to have given up all hope that Charleston will do right, and therefore identifies himself with the general Opposition. Du. Richard Mead of England was the first to introduce the custom of having himself called out of church ; but he practised this ruse under more favorable advantages than most could. His father was a clergyman, with a large congregation, and when the Doctor was summoned out, would say, " Dear brethren, let us otter a prayer for the poor sufferer to vvhose relief my ton Richard has been ca'ued." In this way the son gained notoriety. A 11 Apr y Maicuia.uk. It is a glorious sight to see two old people, who have weathered the storms and basked in the sunshine of life together, go baud in hand, lovingly and truthfully, down the gentle declivity of time, with no anger, nor jealousies, nor hatreds garnered up against each other, nnd looking with hope nnd joy to the everlasting youth of heaven, where they two shall be one forever. That is true marriage for it is the marriage of spirit with spirit. Their love is wove into a woof of gold that neither time nor eternity can sever. FORWARD & COMMISSION. BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. JUK rUH JVTIIIIHIXIil WW Amenta of the a bow Jtoad. and are giving through rt-ct-iola on freight to all Ihe Kuidi-rn cities, at as low rate an hy any other line. 4,oods Hent to our care for transhipment w iil le forwarded with lrooiliteM4 and dispatch. Km all informal ion address OKt I. KlM'Kl! A CO., As'ts, ' Cor. Locust at. ami Canal, Kvansville, luil. DVll'.l WJL N KW A I! It A N; K M K N T. Tuo Abamu Kxtrkss Company respectfully announce to lhcir friend and witrou, th public of KaiirivilU and vicinity, that, with iiicro:ued facilili for the train$ortation of FUKlfiHT, VAl'KAUKS. IM O A' BY AN 1 V A LIT A R L F. S, They eoiicit a continuance of former fnrnr.. Kapecial care takeu in the collection of Hills, lirafta. Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Kxpivss, can ohtaiu any desired information ill reference to the routes and details of the husineris, at thuir litlice on First street, lietweeu Main and Locuet, ofposil the Post llilice. dels O. II. PISH. Agent. Old Kst;ibIi.shcdVharrUoat EVANSVILLE, IND. r. a. o'iuxeit & cc. T 0 U K O H U W it i tj UJ , V 3 COMMISSION M KUCHA NTS. (Vnernl linilr . ,Stttiubtiatt utiil Kxpr;-;." Atcn Sioial Air.tM for rite . PKNN. CKNTUATj RATI.KOAl; tml connections ovor whirl, we arv nntliorl'.oi) ri gtvw t liHMuxh rrceitH nt th lowest jnrwit'Ui vat' Having a .mtimtuth Wliarll.oat at tiie htmlin, the largest on the Ohio kivr CHpnMo cf H()riii and pi'ott'Ctiitfi nit inert-liainlizn liall to ituutHe from uXftoHiirv, we aro prm,rt4 to facilitate the iIih patch of alt ct'iH.niiH'iils, ftiwurUril to our cm Lv either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or othr proM-rty, couaiuetl to us forsale,and satinfatioii jcuaraiitts-d. Ultiwe and extensive Warehonae oh Water street, adjoining the Telegiaph, and on the Wharf boat, whore we are to lie found, attending to the interest of our nitrons at all hours, day and night. Willi our Bupi'i-inr facilities; longstanding; untiring energy; aud knowledge of our liastnes, we feel confident of giriug general satisfaction, aud hope to merit a continuance of tuuextoiiai ve patronage we are uow enjoying. - Liberal cash advances will be made on all consignments to either ourselves or correspondent in auy of the. principal market, North, Ltwt or South. . P. C. O'RILEY & CO. gpi.1J-J l. STOU.1tHC.l have a largo donIde Wurehouse at the Canal Basin, capable ot storing any amount of produce, which will he received, stored, taken care of and hkdd subject to the owner' orders on luotit reasonable leruis. P. ti. O KI LEY. mhilil-tf T&puo it .v r j i K.yi.i.y, u kvki vMm INti, KOllWAIUUNl AMKilONKKAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Ageuli lor Kanawha it Csnjpauy, Kvanaville, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership under the fttyle of Uruwn & Aikman, and otter our services in the caiacity s net forth in our carl aliove. We are tnlly premreti to exteiel every facility to "hippi-is, either hy CANAL, 1UVK1!, or ItAILKOAl, aud ass;ro idem that their interests shall lie faiiiiluily represented, should they lj pk ased to tavor us with tiieirpali-wnae.' Othce ami Warelio;ue ou thw comer of Main Bt. aud the t taual. WM. ItUHWN, W.. -M. A I K MAN, Late d' Howard A Biowk. Late of POST Kit, A Co. iani;a-tf POTATOES T.VVK?.-U Ifiisi.i extrn weet 1 itHtot-M, for wie xrry ehea CC'OK & LANtiLtV.

.JT .Mitai;t hiii)y uf tine, fut Venison SudUfMf guail, Itiii-lfiia, S(iiii ivl, AO. Tin. wimtin for llieiiiKf Ivea oi fi.r tlu'ir p:irtirulnr fritMiiU, -hU ami buy of Oil AS. MrJOHNSToN. decJO IW'j 's Uloi k, Main at.

STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. TWW JOlim lUlirMAB, HICKS llt.vo, master, G. W. TwooMEV, Clerk, will run duriug the treason in the Wnbash and Evansville trade share "f itronng in solicited. A t.ler;il tU.lt '.Mill ,VK UKJKJZ.' JtiVJiMTJiH It K IJ ular r.vaiisvtllo ami (ini-ii river LJfl I packet P. 11. CAMPBELL, C. Lnmm master, ilam Davis, clerk, having heeiik: newly ntleil aud turiiislicd, oil.-t s superior cornmodations to the traveling public. M will inn regularly throughout tiie present season to III! iKiint on Green river. Merchants and traders sending orders can rely on having tboiu promptly tilled. The oftirein of the Campliell will attend promptly to all way business, carryiug freight aud passengers at low rates, filling orders, nnikiog purliases, dc, for their friends along the route. feby rv i'-JtjysVM i7i7siTjpj fmvjiH, WJj't CAIKO RKliULAR PASKS GKR PACK ET, CHAKLEV BOWKN, Dexter. Master, leave Evansville Tuesday and Saturday, at 12 o'clock Al., arriving at Paducah at S o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturday. Returning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, 1. M., aud Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M.t connecting at Evansville with the Kvausville and Crawfordsville It. It., and Packets for Green Hirer. Also, connecting at Smith land with Cumberland Kiver Packet ; at Cairo, with Jlumphis, Kew Orleans and St. Lorn Packets. Tickets can he obtained on board the boat for all fcuitern Cties. scpti Tjri rif.V VlLLMljj' JrJO UCjIJi ji24 PACK K T The fine Bteamer DL'NUAU, Otis. Powlur, master, ferpA leaves Kvansvillo everj" Monday. ig?T'V Weilnesday, and Friday, at 12 o'clock At. Leaven paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at a o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville llailroad for all p-intH North and East, with packets for Louisville Creeu, and Wab:ish rivers. At Paducah with pack eta for St. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail bouts for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river. krBiisiness promptly atteuded, and charges for freight and passage, same as charged hy the regular packet. Through bills of lading given to New Orleans and all points ou the Tennessee aud Cumlicrland rivers angltt W K U Mj f K , 6 ii i a $y i , it . JSAk, KVA XSV1LL E AMI The new fJIiri5-!? OBEY HKNDKKSON Packet, and magnificent Steamer EAGLE, W II. Daniel, Captain ; J. 11. Duncan, Clerk, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday at 4 o'elocK P. M. Leaves Evausvile every Monday at 12 M., and Thursdays at 5 o'clock P. M. janl7 OR 8HUTU CJl JIOro.V JtJ'Jt POND K1VEK. The elegant passoiiger Bteamer LUE EAVES, McDonald, Master, Taylor, Clerk, will luake regular tri-weekly trips to Soutli Carrolton and Pond lliver, leaving on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply on board. de20tf for WABAS u nivt: JLm The new and li'lit draught steamer MAMISIC tiKjI, Piilsliury Master, Mcllonaid Llerk, will make regular trijm l-tweeti Evansville and Mt. Carmcl, during the season. For freight or passage apply on board, janliltf -njB'iiviMn JLt i'ACKElo! draught steamer -The fiuo liht f7I A.4'vtT T. II. TJono, LEWIS DAVIS, Master ...Wa. M. Lit, Clerk. Leavea Evansville ou Ssturdays, at 12 o'chs:k. Leaves llutsonville on Wedues-Uvs, at 12o'clock. ilKF.l, COMFOUr, li EL IAUILITY, SAFETY. 33Lrt-to JSctirolaLot;, JOHN McCLAlN Master. Tnos. DisovciiKT ClerK. Leaves Evansville ui Wednesdays, at t- o'elocK. Leaves llutsonville on Saturdays, at 12 o'olocK. These two boats will run regularly during the seasnu, connecting at llutsonville with tliu llutsonville, Terre Haute, and Lafayette PacKet, MASOMO GEM. Freight and Passenger receipted through to all poi lits. Passengers ami Shippers may rely upon toe regularity of these boats. All orders and business entrusted to them will be preintly attended to. fBSi tl If I 4 -f It I V It . r Ml HI f'jKH Psckel, the light dlaught steamer, CAS1LE GAKDEN, C-ousol, lim.sler, Sheole, rr clerk, will make regular I rips letwen I-ll.v & Kvausville and Eugene during I be wies.-. -. Yi,' ...La. sou. For height or passage pdy on b,aio. jan24. WJ oijj It Wi UJI H I f Hit Jim Packet, the splendid light ilrautit . steamer FKEEbl'ONE, Muses Kirk-JLrUf.-Patrick, master, w ill make ri'giilmBh:. " jat trips during the ecuaon l.etwiM'ii Evansville and Atticji, leaving Evausville Tuesdays and arriving ou Saturdays. jali2l It A' J( f.f M fsti Hl'. T, The lighi draught steamer fy. MAIiY COOK. Si-tton Master, J.XCI't Camcbki.l, Clerk ; will make regti- BiLsszciiTiia lsr trips Lx-tweeii Evausville an'd Eugene, during the seas. m. For freight or paasags, apply on board, janls) tf. C H AliLT: tT EVERT," " " SAIL-MAKER & RIGGER, Vw i'aputiiirt ami ihe puhlic in c'm,n tlmt In-hart on hainl u valnahle lot il TAIil'Al'l,! NS OF AIL SIZKS, which lie will wll clni. (Mil TarpHiiiiitH reiaii-d on Hhrt nolit. Kire !SvniiHt Hofler Pei-tc Curtains, made aul put nj, itiiilete. All rip:i;ia work ioiie on short notice. Atao, rupee neatly Hlieel. Cull at hist room, uvtr.l.(. Vetuiemau'zi ttore. iaiilTtl.'im HOTELS. CJfXttUYIOIl JIOVSX, WHsls. I BYE Its, ProprH'ttir. Ctirner Fh'st aud Lisust streets, Evansville, Ind. One s juare from steamboat landing. tuvf-lj fvTI IIHTKI,, WMT'xu8TltKitT, y 1 et ween Malu aud llivisiou, Kvausville, lud. jctl-lf WM. U. BOMNIUKT. Prop. kh'i eJJs iieivnji, sit M the largest aud Is-st arranged Hotel iu the New England States ; is centrally located, aud easy of access from all the routes of travel. 1 1 contains all the modern improveuif nts.um! every convenience lor the comfort and acommodatimi ol the traveling public. -Tlie sleeping ro ims are large aud well ventilated ; the suites of rooms are well arranged, ami completely furnished t ,r families, and large traveling parties, and the house will continue to Iw kept as a lirst-etasa hotel in every rcsjiect. anx-lv LEWIS BK'E. Prnp'r Ayer's Ague Cure. FOR THE 8HKKIIT C'l'RR OV I NTFHM ITTKNT KfVT.E, on Kkvfk am Ai;i t:, Kkmittknt Fever, Oii.m. FrVRK, Dl'Mtt A.H'R, PEltrODICAI. li EAPAi'UE, OK ltlLI.lori If EAlACf I AN II lill.l.KX'S FkVKRS, XN1IKKI K U TH E 'IIULE ( LASS (tf DlSr.ASKA ORKil NATING IX It 1 1,1.1 A KY IKlt ANUKM BNT, CAIJS-KI BY TIIE MALARIA O V M tASMATIC I"H'NT1 I KM. No one remettj' in loutler callfil f(r ly tlw neef8i ties of t lie American pvH.pln tlntn a mire ami .-atV cure fir Fever am! Ague. iSneli a rimtiy we re Uiw enaoU'd to otler, with a tier feet certaiMty that it will eradicate the ilifrea.se, find with assurance, foumled ttii trHif, that no harm cat awitf lroin it UM4 in anr quantity. That whieh protec-tH from or i-eventrt this disor- r ik-r miiHt be ol iimuenoe service iu the eumuiuuities uliore it prevaiU. Prevention is belter than t cure, fur the patient i'sc;ips th risk which he must j run in violent attacks of tlis baneful distemper. This tJure " exp'Is w miasmatic poison ot Fever antt Ague from the vstcin, aiini proven td the ilevt-l- ; upiuent ot tue useuje, u takon on the tirnt approaelt ol its premonitory nyiuptonis. Jt i nut onlv the best remedy ever vet didcovered for this I elttin of complaints, but; al the cliea)et. The large tjiiant li.v we supply tor u dollar bring it w iujin the rench of overylaUy ; anl in billions districts where Fewr nnd Agu prevail, everylxly should have it nnd us; it fieeiy, both lor run ami protection, it id hoped, that this price will plat; it within the reach ot all the or as well n the rich. A ;;reat superiority of this remedy over any other discovered for the speedy ami certain cure of IntermitteutH is, that it contains ?iu Quinine r mineral, cuiidciiettly it produces no -juinisin or othor injurious etl'ectd w haievr upon the constitution. Thoaocnn d byiruro left ad healthy as it they had never l.ad the iliearc. Fuver wml ague U not alone the consequence of the mhtHinatic poison. A reat variety of disorders arise from its initittion, aiutiiK which are irural;ia, Kheiimatisui, tioiit, llcal.tchc, liiindne, Toothache, Kuraclic, Catarrh, Asthma, l'alpit. it iuii, iaiufui Allcctiou of the -Spleen, ilyterh -a, Pain iu tloj IhiwcIb, Choii , Paralysis, aud lu raaexueutof the fetoinacli, all of which, wtien oriih.tting iti this cause, put ou the intermittent type, or become H'riodiral. The "Onre expel- thejiwibon frotn the bjotnl, and coii.-eipnri.tly rules them all alike. It id an invaluable rotc;tiou ti iniinirantd and persons traveling or temporarily rrsid.inintlte malarioud districts. It taken in-c.iion-ulty or tlaiiy tthitc e.po'd to the in lection, tlutt will le rxcreteil Irom ttie st ui, and cannot accumulate in suthc ent tjuantity to rijeu into li.eae. Hence it is even more valuable for protect'!! thau cure, and few v. ill mi tier troni Interntitt-n1s, it" they avail the in. edv alVort.R. ivos it the protection tiiii mm- f tt-preiMtnvl by VU.J C. AYKlii tU. Lowell Mass. I'rne One lolhir H-r ISotrle. r -ft'?-S)l(l by Keller A AVIiite, Kvausville, and !y all Druggist? and Mrivhautrf tliroiijrtiont thisnam- i trv. oct-iuUVwcow ,

- NEW ORLEANS CARDS. R. H. SHORT &. CO., Commission Merchants, sYo. 04 Camp Street, NEW OliLEAXS, LA. K. H. short. oet22-tmd1 e. b. Howard. K. II. M III II III) JOHN W. UIMIUAM K. II. FAIHCUILI) & CO., Stii'f.'-otiirs tti 'I 4'. TwJTt'iin.L A i'tt

V, i) iu in ission i,I o r c h an I s . 7 0 POYDUAS S T It K K T . oct4 MW OKI.&- AWS." sion aud Forwarding Merchants, No. 2"., Poydras Street, New Orleans, La. nij2H-d&wly ns "tt.JS'OMii, stvvh i:ojH.rtistaj JL Merchant and prtiprietor o Surk St.'ild-s, New Orleaus. La. jaIi22'S7-ly. afamii Merchant, No. 7 Lafayette street. New Orleans, for the sale of butter, cheese, lard, eggs, dried fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Produce, aud for the purchase of Groceries, Ac. Cash advances made ou consignments. mal5-ly jf un-TH a vlS'iTii am u i-: it , V for many year chief Clerk iu the bouse of JOHN HUKLEY A Co., begs to otter his service as Commission Merchant, to the friends and )iatroriB of that house, now that it ha retired from business. With this end in view I have formed a co-partnership with Mr. E. W. Benton, senior of the old and well known firm of E. W. Benton A Co., under the name and style of BENTON AK1NG, to take place from the 1st of May, prox. The subscriber relies for support upon the friend of the old house of JOHN LUBLEY & Co., who have had opportunities of expjriencing the promptness and ability with which he attended to their business. Very resiectfnlly, THOMAS KINO, Corner of Lafayette and New Levee streets. New Ol leans, April 27, 158. augS-y srwrixuGHERTY;Forwarding and Commission, NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana. Refers to Messrs. ALLIS & HOWES, apb-ly Kvauivllle, 1ml. " S. TWICHELL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCIIAXT, ST. LOUIS, MO. Liberal advances made on consignments to either of our houses. KKFr.a to Messrs. Allis & Howes, Burnout & Veile, Howard & Brown, Evansville. jy YgygfZKIJV, HBUJTIIOVSK S ., 9 9 COMMISSION AND FOB WARDING SIEKCIIANTS, No. 18 Poydr.i Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. OI.KM W ILK1N...W. B. OEEATUOUSF...J0S. UITZIM1KB. We give our personal attention to the sale of ToImcco, Corn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, ke. augl4 BTPET'lTELL...R. G. ABBOTTZTeB. FALLS B. P. ETHELL & CO., Commission and Forwarding NO. 101 MAciAINE t-T., NEW ORLEANS, LA. BEPKREKCEH : Geo. Foster ic Co., Brown & Aikinau, uud P. G. O' Riley, Evansville, Ind. A. M. Phelps .t Son, Miner A Weed, Newhurg, Illd. 6. M. Leavenworth, Esq., Johu R. Xlvett.-iiiu, Esip, Mt. Vernon, Ind. H. P. Hudspeth Co., Iloonville, Ind Gis. Atkinson, Esq., W. W. Catliu, Esq., Henderson, Ky. Newromh & L'ro., I. S. Benedict i Son, LouisTilie, Ky. jyii 1 IIIJ"U liKS ! Jf VWi It 8 ! 1GUO Prime fravved ftlungles, on hand and forsalo by II. BAMEY, jr., marl I No. 73 Main street. rx.t Hisi, vuksii voRjy mkl.. "W3 oiHI busli Ear Com, 1(11 Imsli Potatoes, 10 bush Turnips, . bush Parsnips, lo,tNMt lbs Bacon Hams, Usui list shoulders, li hi lbs choice I. est l. ird, .1 t oi res choice. Bice, .Km II Pearl Starch, UKI keys ass't Wheeling Nails, BHHioxes tilass, ass'd size's, l.iil .z Wash Boards, Kftdnx But kets.Pm loz llrushe-, asM, ii doz Be 1 Cords, 10 colli Cotton Hope, 111 coils Miinilla do, o coils Hemp do, 5'JO )!s Pearl Barlev, lo doz Tul.'S. Iu store and fir sale chesp for cash at VICKEUY BltOS. ui.u'.i in pur fhler viiit-nr, whirh we nt;iil ly tl luy.ru or humlrett ; umt in kens hihI j;if ot hII M.es. Call uiut see lor yourhelve(. VK'K h.UY IJKt. JuilN A. KK1TK... ....JOHN A. ilANKV & CRKSCENT CITV 37 O tT DNT ID 37t "XT -EVANSVILLE, IND. The proi.rieti.rx of tli CKKSOKNT CITY KOI.' N'iH'g U'ttvi to inform ttinir friviida and ttu .iib. Vk iu KfiTHl that tliry are fully prrpnrvil to mk to onl. r mII kinds of ifiACHlNFRY Koiile.1 for Aliild tr MHQtif:iCtori8 of any kilt;. Having h frroat varietv f pHtlm for . Al 1 1. Li O K. 111 of any hIzc , and STEAM ENGINES ffi rtiiy power required. Also manufacturer! f IH.ST1LLEKY ANIIMIN1NU MACIIINEKV. TOBACCO SCREWS AMI K1NISIIKKS. MALT MILLS; SASH, MI-LEV AND IMPKOVKU Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FRONTS for Houses, CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS IMPROVED LARD TANKS, And in f:ict evervtliintr in the lKO i'OUN IJi Y AND MACHIKK BCSINRSS. BUJtSS la8TIJU8 tnado to c.rder. ALSO llealflsr in n Hnperifr nrtiolo .f THRESHING MACHTXES, And Towers' complete, of the latest im"roed sf vIp. j IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM i BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AN I) WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE BRICK, All Ht MANUKACTUUKKS' J'KICKA. . lfj ' Highest price always paid fo old METALS, i At the old Stand Corner Canal bihI Tnele str.-et KE1TZ ct II AX E Y. ! N. B. Workmen sent to al! parts to put np M- ) cliiuerv und do repairs iu Boilers. " THRESHING MACHINES Alwayt on hand and for sale. je'22 i St. Charles Saloon. XEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. ' fBL from hew Orleane, hare purchased the ST. ! OIA AKLhS SALOON, on First street, nearly oppo site ilm l ost tthce, and have- rclitted it in au eiejmJit and attractive- style. The new proprietors have had lon: experience as IiCKpi'rs ol fiishiouable auil opular Kestaurants in tiw OrleatiN, and they will endeavor, in their uew liouso, to -oin bine all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern and iotitlieru jtcstaurats in the ST. CHAKL&v Tiiey havv brought, a lain atid complete sttick .f rlioico Liipn,n from New Orleans, which they odluctcd with cure dtaiog their businei-s in that city. Their cnnecl ions and ii:ipi.iiut;uice iu that .'it y will enaMe them to ohbtiu the choicest supplies of Lienor., Fruit., and luxuries from that utarkcl. iu tutino, and tliey vill siiarc uo expense I nor patit to 110.K0 ihe .M'. i.tiAi. Lfcis surpasH, lnreiit'ier, its foriiter representation, u.s .lei..saut .S;tlM,ii. a purr oim! iiving, and elegant, letined Mad le.xtirioos rioi r. f r.Tlliard iilayers vill limiat this Sal. a set 1 the fluent niaeble to)i lillliard Tabbw, fiom tho -ell kuowti aud celebrated factory ol J. M. Brunswirk it Va. T! nmlersiuetl ?!tter llieiiiM'lvei l!iMt l;mr experience and careful altontiou will eimble tluim to f nivnt n, refutation ituii tit any ahIooii in tuo went- , rii country. r ft" A Hplemliil tjiiurh will scrrwl up in tho motit apiirovtnl style, t-vary morning ut lit o'e.lotk. - . . . H A 1.1 M K U Jt IC 1 V I S,

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TOUJLVVO V T K Y. The undersigned having enjjaired in the ToVtarco Uusiuess, with the purpose ot supplying, if possible, tl:i wants of tin honie market, I am now" repared to oiler a well ehuTte( stock of manufac.tr d Tobacco from ii isonri, Kentucky, nnd Tent.?. e Leaf, in Pounds, Fives, Halves, KihtH,i'i t arters, in any desired package. Teruis liler:il, nnd acceptable disctuiut tr Calt purchaser, but no sale lesj than five hoxe. A. tit'MtiKUTS, Jy2S No. 105 Main street, Kvausville, Intl.. 25 IH,Z. EXT K A JiALTIMuKK ttUOoMSthe LNflt iu tin? market, at declt COOK A LANtiLEY'H. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE .Vo. S7 Street, SreanH J'loor, K VANS VILLL', I Nil. JL Agaiit for the following reioiiMl'lo Insurance Oompauies: New York Security Capital rnXi,(l(i UiHing Sun uihi.ihki Indianapolis I.Hi.ikKI Kaple Insurance Coniiaiiv, (.'incinuati :n N ,i w K "e also luive some valuable i-eal estate lor s:ilo on reasonable terms and fair prices 5 Iota on Cum etreet, between Third aid Fourth. 5 acres of the Major Warner farm, ou railroad, K littles from Evansville. A farm of 170 acres in (Ireen cunnty, lud ; barn, veil cistern, house, Klock scale, store house, yonnr orchard, rc. 2i acre iu fJrcen county, li of whicli is prairie, balance in timber H acres in cultivation. Price, S7..t per acre. Terms, ?"Jot c:udi down; balance in 1, 2, and a year... A farm of btl acres, 12 liiilea north-west of Vin cennes, stood improvements, it bout " acres fenced, l'rice Sl,(nl; one-fourth cash, balance in 1, 2, nnd 3 years. A farm of 220 acres, 0 miles ca-t of Oak station. Good frame house, T.ii'i about II H.I acres fenced. Price 8 10 per acre. One-fourlh down, balance in 1, 2, anil 3 years. 400 acrvs Lear Taylorsviiie, lud.. on HNeruI prices and terms. A farm near Linton, Green cunty , Ind. Trice Sl' per acre. Very desirable and a'Te lots, on Newbury road, near Weaver's Carde". 2 brick houses on Second Street, between Chestnut and Cherry streets. 15 acre near Salt Well, Lein;: part of the Mitchell tract, on liberal terms. 2 blocks iti Lamasco, below the creek. 40 acres adjoining Frank Allen's farm, having a stone iuarry on it 100 left oil Second street, n. ar Jud-e Ual.er's rceii'ence. A farm of 5;i acres in Lower Bayou. Missouri and Iowa lands to sell or exchange for property in Indiana. Some very valuable laud near Mattoou, Illinois, for sale. K. 11. SAB1N declO Insurance arid Ileal Estate Anent. KMO l J..I. J. l OI.UVU.VX vo. 'r street, three doom above Alain W'K are now manufaeturi'ipc Wells' I'ateitt Folding Spriuu lied, Ihe best and most convenient now in use, hi it can be moved or handled without any trouble. Call uud examine litem. ianiS E. S. BABCOCK, WHOLESALE AMI liKTAU. 1K A LKH 1 V SASH, DOORS AiNi) BLINDS. K V A NSV I L LK, INDIANA. Have rnHt;iiill v Imml Sahh, Iwmirs Kiel I:m.i.ino Ulltl STATlflNARV SmaDK 1?1.1NIH, of SlljKTKr Alletil iv Ijiimlter, well tie:ij.-tiM-tl, itiitl neatly :iiel t ruIV UiHHUl:M:tlirei!. WHOLKSAKE CASH PRICES. S A S II TII1CK-l-Rlt'K pi:r WfSKOW. S :t2 :'.s 4-1 fttZR. SxlO Sxio Illxl2 10x12 loxl I lOsll loxl loxltl loxll loxle. , lo.xlXi , 12xli 12x18.'. . :' 'heck -nk p; i'i i:,:s i'4.... i l::s l?s l;,s--I'k 7t; so K4 1 10 1 2ft 1 xo 1 40 , vyH.... . tails. ASII of olher si7.es on hand, r.r p. it up at short notice. IJ OH 8. THICKNK.KS. 1 1 Nlr. 2-4iiii rnicE f 1 lift 1 4.1 1 NO 2 IK! 1 fl 1 70 St (C 2 15 2 50 1 !K) 2 20 2 25 2 : 50 2 .1.1 2 HS :i 10 ft ...I . H 2-Sx;-8 V - 1 1 -10M:-lo... ''4 ry 1 1 "ZZY.v'Z""'.'.'.'. li I, 1 M) s VlVe. :'.x7 ric. To.'i.e ytutx. :..i 71 I 71 , 2 0 2 21 2 Jo S no 3 50 :.'litel ....l .... 1 ... 1 .... 1 ! 5.' 'Al. 5xlo 60x12 00x14 Th) i 10x1:1 I lOxln J 10X18 : : 00.. 00.. 12x1 FKAiMBSHIZC. 8x10 utuir anl Window. T11I0ENK.-S. pmc. 1 $ 00 I'i 1 00 10x12 Other sir.c-s made to order. M5- BLINDS of all sizes made t.. 01 di r. ; K?y HOWilS other than regular aim on hand, or t made ou short notice. t Ikkji-s moulded to order. Builders should, if posyiible, make their Frames of regular sizes, they can t khen be supplied at any time. f Ceiling, Siding, and Fl.ntring IVr sale. Muuld- ; t ogs ot" all sizes. Fencing B.iards 42 feet long, for I co!e cheap. One Window contains twelvea ligiits. 1 Ail ordet must be addi'-.ssed to j K. S. BAnCOCIC, tiiyll-lyiUw Kvansvillo, 1 ud. -.TIJ.I. .-..' .I.V I :h:tj:hMINKII TO succeeh tiKOllCK TIIOKNIIILL takes pleasnre in 111wmiug his old customers that in tho quality and i work, he Hatters himself he cannot lie I ...Ml V .-, 1 - . -1.,. -....1- ..f , fttvi. t his xoi'-iied. lie may still Is? found at the. corner of SSocond and Main streets, where tho choicest Harness aud Saddles of every description cau be obtained en the best of terms. " Repairing done w ith neatness and dispatch. Second-hand liarness alway s on hand. jel

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Dll. HAAS, having leised the roonru fonuerlyocrupied by Ir. Kivett, iu Ur. liray's building, opai8lt the I'ost Cilice, would respectfully solicit the citiwns of Kvausville and the surrotindiii; towns and country, o visit his rooms and see the secinienson exhibition. All those bo need Dental oeratioiis performed, and are pleased with his work, shall be attended to with (treat pleasure. His CONTINUOUS l.UM works without a seam or crevico. Nothing will 1 more clean, or have greater strength. His bLot K Wobk has but two seams in a full upcr or lower set. Persons can lanh as heartily as they choose without showing that their teeth are artificial, and cheeks that are sunken inn lo restored to nearly their original contour. He also niakeR the usual sly les of plain and simple gum tooth work on gold and silver plate aud also the t'heoplastic work, which is much liked by those who lune u-d it. He has also two processes for extracting teeth without paiu no inhalation no injuriotisellects artsiur from their uw Ihe most delicate can have litem applied w ith ja-rfect safety. Parents will consult the health and beauty of their children by having the lleutist direct their second dentition, thereby producing symmetry aud health to those invalUHble organs. I tak pleasure iu introducing Dr. Hass, formerly of Lafayette, Ind., my successor to the old rooms iu bray's building, hoping ho will find them both pleasant and prolitable From tuy intercourse, with Ihe H.K-tor, 1 am pleased to find him one of the progressing; possessing taste and high professional ability and standing. With this view, I cau, with safety, recommend Ittiii to the community as a skillful and competent dentist. ap!8 J. KIVETT. AS .niTlt'8 mum TSIAl-KrutH and Iter Jhis date, January 2d, lsf.o. a complete as sortment of our tools will be totinil atKiUIfe S. SUN NT AO f- M) , No. lo Slain street, witt whom we have made arrangements to sell nnr gomts, tit our prices, and make good all t.sds that are broken by delect iu workmanship, j inli J.U. .1. it. SMITH. EgjnK .rfjf.VI.'ii i-TUIt E8'n dozen jalM. imith's superior axes, lo do Smith's drawing knives. 20 do " hatchets. odo grubbing In'-, l-'orsale No. 10 Main strii-I, janl2 OKO. S. sdNNTAti a ill. 50 declO It.lI.JiS J-V. 1 fulfil tl KKCKIYEII per steamer Lehigh, by kOUKXSON CO. ftiWTfi.MA'.vr ilh THE JWI8 K$ of ttie SK. i ki rY Insi ranck 'omha s v, October 1, LS59 ASSETS. Csh on hand $ bG" 41 Cash in Continental Dank, awaiting Investment S'J,:12I 0.1 Cash in Bank Commonwealth 5,107 47 Total 13-tnk Storks .10 shares " " 50 !' " loo " 14 " S'JI.IJSl !i7 Uank t'ommerce Am'n Kx. ltank Hank New York I!'k K. America 21 1 shs pai-val. S21,.10o worth : A 25 Temporary Loans secured by 11. 'tsJ8 V. S. Coupon Bonds and 25 shares Hesolute Fire Inst. ranee CH.aniiauv 12,-!l) 00 Ilondsand Mortgages leing tirst lien, Ac.4o;.,lrsi on Premiums uncollected 2, .Mil SO Accrued Ins, on Honda and ilorigages & Temporary Loans 0,7'1 7!) Balance duo'lroni Agents 10 '' Total CapituV Stock. Surplus iMi.fc'Jl 60 , $ino,00 no 4I,S'J1 0 S,14J,8'J1 60 .IOSKPH 'ALKKK, Pres't Secretary. No Liabilities. 11. L. llAYllOCK, STATE OF NKW YOIIK, w CITY JfCOUNTj OF NKW VOliK. - ' I'ersnnally appeared la-lore me this zyth day of November, A. 1. IS;"'.', Joseph Walker, President, and l.'ichard L. Hay-dock, Swretary, .r the S-cu-ritv Fill- ltisur.iitce Company, of tho City of New York, and severally alhrmed that the within statement by them subscribed is correct and true to the best of tle-ir knowledge ami belief. THUS. L. THOUNKLL, Coiumissiuner lor the Slate of Indiana, iu New fork. This Company has ronijdied with the hiw of Indiana concerning lustirata-e l'.ntpanies, aud i. prepared to take risks iu tl.e City of Kvausville and Vamlel burgh county, Ird f. H. SAB1N, Agent, dei-lti ' 7 Alain stleet. To the Public. rmMiit i'8T ur'ijyrriiiujs'u svtnsu M. so far, have la-en verr wet ones, causing many of our rivers lo overflow their bunks, back ing up the water in Ihe creeks and bayous, al.u lioodiLg to a consi. let-able extent the bottom lands ; wheit the rivers recede, which may lie expected soon, then the large surface of dot iiying vegetable matter exposed to the scorching rays of Hit summer sun, produces the malaria, which prove? so fatal in it 4 course, swecpirg whole Slates, mid sparing neither age nor sex iu its coaqtteriu niKi-'-h. Ai.wr a residence of more than twenty years the middle and Southern States, we think we have discovered a medicine which, to a certain extent, is a preventative of the attacks of bilious lever airue, Ac, and as such we recommend our Mitguolta Whisky. We wish the public to understand that we are not urging upon theni the use of strong Lienors as alsverage. We are, and always have lesn, opss-dti their U-tng luu-d in that way, but it Ktople will use them as such, let llietn have by ail means a pure article, that will k.ep them in health, and lengthen instead of shortening their lives. We pro. pose to sell always pure aud unadulterated Liiitor8 for medicinal puriKwos, and a little for tho stomach's sake, if required, and will challenge an in-s-ction by the ls-t chemists iu this or any oilier country, to find any impurity or adulteration in the whisky branded by us, '-Allis & Howe's Magnolia." K is warranted, as it is distilled from the com, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition oT good cistern water. We have no doubt niany persons have been ruined in health, if not actually killed, py drinking bad whisky, the greuter the reason ttiat Allis Howes' pure Magnolia should be in general use. Just received and in store for sale - 1 'i piliesass'd Brandies (old) frein A toS71'lg"l. 12)JpiiHS do (old) from :) to 87 'tf gal. 4 pipes Holland Cin ; 1 puncheons old Kum. ai)26 ALLIS 4; HOWKS. Water sf. I.JI RUK8T TWRJH'Ct KSAP.L1SHMKNT IN THK STATU. F. Fendrieh. & Brothers, Would repvei tfully inform the citizens of Fvansville nnd vicinity, that they have a largr stock of Tobacco, Scgurs, Snuff, Pipes, and German Smoking Tobacco, J Than any two establishments of our principal j cities. j Hotels nnd store-keepers, look to your intercuts. J Bctore purchasing elsewhere, please examine coir j large assortment, which we pledge ourselves to sell 1 at the lowest Baltimore prices, aud cheajar than can lie lsuight in Cincinnati or Louisville; All we I ask is, that yon shall call nnd iudgo for yourselves. J We otler any of the above at wholesale or retail. I Our establishment Is a branch of the well known j extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jos. I Fcmlrich d- Bros., No. 115 Forest street. I Y . FKNimiCIl & BKOS., I JIaiu st., 1 do..r above Firt, j oc2l Kvausville, Ind. j a 4,1.1 WOWIi 8, WJTKR 8T., 1 t J3- dKr above Vine, sole Manufacturers of the ! ','eiebrated Magnolia Whiskj I OF .A.NSYII.LE, IND. ! ') All kinds of Domestic Li'juoiB, and cou i a large supply of old aud Choice ftoiirlon i KJ, and Slouongrahela Whisky. anl-d.Vwly baud 2 ,"O0 isitiuds ot new hams, shoulders, and sides, which wo will sell at the lowest price-', libit JACOB SINZICI1 A: SON. J -'- T CVTTKR8 IT I OST! NoW rjS is the time for Bargains ! Fitly Meat Cutters at a trifle over half price, for cash. Price, 0.1 its. tot1..10earh. janlo C. i. WKLLS. Al-1 li 8.Ji A. TMS Yjf sine and heavy for com. Als l small lot f f,,Ir juai,,-!, double gunny laiis for bran, Ac, lor -i w. for cash bv UKO FOST.lt A CO. . J .. . . m. f t tUir. IjOCuki sl a v ''"'- 1111118 JT VO8T! ONK-liAI.F w'thizeo extra ,lf l.,..l IVial ll.KIs ; 2-Iltto eonr- ' molt (same size,) at prime cost, forcaih, to close i -jaftlO CUAULKMS. WfcLLS.

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New Grocery Store. -w TO i co.n.n o 11 J TK WW the public and ourselves aa much as powi. b!e, we have opened a branch ot our establishment at AO. S,"A4TR: GT..ISET. 3TA1S SYCAMOllE, where we would take pleasure iu supplying families and steamboats with fancy and staple gt itceries, provisions, Jtc, at the lowest possible rates. It is our intention to do as near a ( ASH business as potsible, at Ihe new store, but lor the accommodation of prompt paving patrons who may not have the "needi'ui" convenient, we will take their order : have them charged at tho old stsud. No. 82 Maiu street where business will lat curried on as formerly. Those interested in the purchase of steaoiboat stores will please give us a trial. as we think wecau make it their interest Bo to do. VICKERV BROS. ' m t It Ai MUM Mi ! J V 8 T JS-J reiived ier steamer Glendale 125 Gum Itope, all sizes; 250 llw titim 1'acking, all sis; 2:iS lbs Cotton Packing, a" sizes; 35 reels Hemp Packing, all sizes; 2 bbls No. 1 Coal Oil; 6 bbls No. I Lard Oil. Also, 20,n0 of those celebrated Wheeling obie Cigars. For sale at Hie lowest price going. JACOB SINZlCn A fON, febl4.tl" Front, bet. Sycamore and Vine sts. rmutn n n-itxi tivn i utoujv JSL resH-ctlully inform their friends and the pttlilic generally, that they have remoTed their office and store to tlieir new building on First atreet, three doors abovn Pine street, near the foundry, where they will he able to give more prompt attentiou to t he orders ot their customers. A large lot ol stoves will la sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, in order to close out the stock. deco K I'.ATZ A IIKILMAN. . CtlUISTIAN K.KATI WM. UKIIMAK. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY I MANCKACTURKRS ANIIEI ILDER8 0F3TKAM KNG1NKS AJjn BOILERS, Saw and Crist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, C uuiming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Hills, Tli rats lit c Alarlklnea, dtc. KVANSVILLK, INP. rWVtE FItOl'KIETOKS OF THE CITY FOVXM. dry beg leave to inform their friend and the public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, mid everything npiiertalnini; to the Fonndry bui. ties-. They are manufacturing STKAJt Knqixu akd BoiLi hsof anv size aud power required. Saw MO! Machinery and Mill Cearing of any size ; Distilh i v and Miiiii.-r Machinery. Tobacco Screws, Gumtiling Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Iiurcp wers, I orit-sio-ilers, oiucniuery 01 an minis intule and repaired, linn and Brass Ciwtings of uvery description. Iron Honsefronts, Cellar Uralj Ik. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved i.:itt -rus; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. 1IKKWKK.S, JHSTIUiEtfiJ, RECTIKI EllS, 4c, Supoli. d with every description of Copper ana Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Atteti..oraIers, r' purges, Stillheaiis and Worms oa an improved principle. Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yea-t .fugs. Cans, Syphous, ic; Coiqier, Lead and Ir.'it Pipe; 1 opr. Brass and Iron Pinups of every variety, lor keer, spirits, oil, -c: Brass Cocks and aires. Steam Whistles, (-c. Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do rej.airs on steam Boilers, Copper and Shset Iron Work, Jrc. OLD MKTAES BOUGHT. They m e dealing in aud selling Allen's Improved St. am" Gauge, Wrought Iron welded li;es and Tubing, liiraut Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour S-parators, t! tman Bolting Cloth, Gum Klastic Belting, Packing, Hot, d-e., of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron. Habit Metal, Sjiolter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the beet Machinery and workmen, anil v ill give all work entrusted to them, their indit i.lual "attention, tilling orders promptly, wan anting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prices. !k- oilice and Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main street; i'onu:!ei y. Boiler Yard and Machine Shop 011 Pine si riM-t, between First and Second streets, EvansTiilc, Indiana. dec7 -XtlltlSJUS-HS' HCUMJjXSWv have to a 00 We can also furnish TRACK SCALKS of any rapn:ity. These Scales are from the ntanutactory of K. T. FAIRBANKS t CO., St. Johnsbnrg, Vermont. F.very hciile is test' d ami Healed, and warranted correct. For testimonial we refer to tu O'ousauds of jiei-noiiN using them. HORN BROOK J- CO., Agents, nov24 Water street. ICvausvill". r. s9b. j w SS uoofland's GERMAN MEDICINES! THK ORKAT STANDARD REMEDIES of the present age, have acquired thrir great popularily only through years of trial. Unbounded satisfaction is renderod by them in all cases. JIOOFLA NITS GERMAN HITTERS WILL POBIIIVKLT Cl!E Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Nervous Debility, Diseases of tho Kidneys, and all disease arising from a disordered liver, or weakness of the stomach and digestive organs, and will positively prevent "7ow Ftcrr, KiXitm Fever, and Fever and Ague. See our Almanac for proof. Trice 7 5c Is per bottle irOOFLASirs BALSA MTC CORDTA L WILL POSITIVELY CtTRB Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Infilliri41, Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption, rnd has erforuied the most astonishing cures ever known of CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION As a PiurrhiPH cordial It is nneqnaled. Price 75 outs per bottle. I100FLAND S GERMAN PILLSr bfing well-known throughout Kurope and Amer. can need no commendation here. They are purely v.-gt table, tiro prepared with great exactness and sugar-coated. No better Cathartic Pill can be found. Price 25 cents per box. These medicines arc prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson-t Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis, Mo., and are sold by druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jackson will be ou the outside of each liottle or box. In our "Everybody's AlmuiuM published annual.'), you will find testimony and commendatory notices ironi all parts of the country. These almanacs are given away by all our agents. J1EWAUE OF COVSTEltFEITS. See that you get Hoolluud's German Bitters, pre. pared by Dr. C. 31. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa., and tlist bis signature ison the wrapjier of each Iiottle. Kulicr ic White, Agents for Evansville, Ind. Ltich & Carl.ittdt, do do do lec'.l fvvi... ... . f W. IlITGHKK, lo Main street, Kvausville. :tK crates assorted, for the Country Trade, ga hand. " ootli

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