Evansville Journal, Volume 11, Number 10, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 February 1845 — Page 4

FromtheSt. Louis Reveille. SONG OF THE EDITOR. ... BY JOBN BROWS. Sit '..Sit ! Sit'. From matin hour till twilieht eloom. "

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Ile'i a "fixture" there in hit dusky rooraS--Away the momenta flit, And the world outside, w ith joyous din -Movea gaily on but the world within . Is labor, and toil, and care! Ko turn knows he in the weary day But the turn Jhat ehowa the pivot's play. As he turns his easy chairl ; ThinklThinkt Think! '' In the smith's bright forge the fire glows, But the smith himself the bellows blows Unheard the hammer's clink Not so the fire that lights the brain Of him who wears the galley chain, Pr makes the press-gang go: '

He must flash with light, and glow with heat, oil With quill in hand his brain must beat But never indulge a blow ' - Write! Write'. Write! Tho fancy soar on a tried wing. She must still her tribute celestial bring, Nor own a weary flight! And reason's power, and Mcm'ry'a store, Must prove their strength, and bring the lore Antique, and sage, and myetit; rate For these, to the uttermost thought and particle, Must go in to-morrow's "leading arljple" Of argument vvit-etatistic ! . . - Lie! Lie I Lie?"" If he bappep to be a party hack. He must echo the-yell of the greedy park, - - And shout jthe demon cry I To Honor's appeal he must hoverhark. But aim. like, Death, at a shining mark, . , As ho speeds'the poison'd dan ! ' '' And then, when the baffle aa fieTce is o'er,. And the victors apportion the captur'd store,' "" Their thanks shall be his pari! ' . ' ' Clip! Clip! Clin No "cabbaging" shears h"is hand dotli hold, , But those with which the currcrjl gold,- ; ' , -'' By lawful right he'll clip, "- The "DeviP is gone, hut he will not fail ' Of a prompt return with- the 'morning mail" A Jiasket full of'exchang.cs" And ihen the editor opens and skims Accidents deaths discoveries whims As over the wortd he ranges! . -1 - tPaste! Taste! Paste! ' ' With a painmers hairbrush, and a broken cp? He gather the scatter'd paragraphs up, And slicks them on in hast: The "Devil', appears, with a grin and bow' "Please sir, they're waiiin' for 'copy now' He says, in accents solemn: 'The foreman thinks he'll soon impose The outside form with scraps ot prose, .. And the leader may ba ft column'.'1 Pay! Pay! Tay! " The "world" is done work on a Saturday ni gh t, Aad bounds with a step oT gay delight . To" his wife and babes away ! ' ' But round the Editor, see! a score. Of honest "jours," who tease him sore ; " And he may not be unheedful; Tho' bright is the wit that can furnish there The means to relieve them all from care, By shelling tliem out the "needful" The following short, sketch of the life and rharactcr of General Washington, from the London Chronicle, of July 22d, 17B0, will be read with interest at the present day r ' - As this gentleman always refnsd to accept of any pecuniary appointment for hjs public services, no sninry has been annexed by Congress to his imperieni command, and he only draws weekly for the expenses ol his public table, and nther necessary demands. Getiersl Washington, having: never been in Europe, could notpossihly liTe set n mnch niilitary service when the rjuif f of Pritairi were sent to subdue the Americans; yet still, for a variety of reasons he was by much the most proper man on the continent, and probably any where else, to be "placed at the head o an American army. The very high estimation he stood in for integrity and honor, his engaging in the cause of his country from sentiment and conviction of her wrongs, his moder ation in politics, his extensive property and his approved abilities as a commander, were motives which necessarily obliged the choice of America to tall up on him. ' That nature has given Genera Washington extraordinary military talents, will hardly be controverted by his most bitter enemies. Having been early actuated with a warm passion to serve liia country in the military lime, he has greatly improved his tallents by unwearied, industry, a close application to the best writers upon tactics, and by a more than a common inethod and exactness. In reality, when it comes to be considered, that at first he only headed a body pf men entirely unacquainted with military discipline or operations; somewhat ungovernable temper, and who at best could only be styled an alert and good militia, ac'.tng under very short enlistments, unclothed, and at all times very ill supplied with ammunition and artillery; and that Wiljl such an army be withstood the ravages and progress of near 40,000 veteran troops, plentifully provided with every necessary article, conim.nlt tl XT th. hrav.,1 i"l fT! . r j i i PurAnat . I supported by a very powerful navy, which el'-i lectually prevented all moyemente by water; when all tins pomes to ue impartially eonsidere d we may venture to pronounce thai General Washington may bo regarded ns one of the greatest military ornamtnts of the present ge. . . - General Washington is now in the forty-sev enth year" of his age, he is a 'tall well made man. rather targe bnned, and has a tolerable gentle address; his features are manly and bold, his eyes of a blueish cast, and very lively ; hi 8 hair deep brown, his face rather long, and marked with 'he smalt pox; his complexion sun burnt and without much cojor, and countenance sensible, composed and thoughtful.- There is a. remarkable air of dignity about him, with a striking degree of gracefullness; ho has an excellent understanding, without much quickness; is . strictly just, vigilant and generous; an aifecjtonate husband, a faithful friend, a father to the deserving soldier; gentle in his manners in temper rather reserved ; a total stranger to religious prejudices, which have so excited christians ol one denomination tq cufthe throat? those ol another; in his morals he is irreproachable, and was never known to exceed the bounds ol the most rigid tempareuee, in a word, all his friends and acquaintances universally allow, that no man ever united in his own person a mere per fect alliance of the virtues of a phtlosplier, with the talents of a General ; candor, sincerity, a ni hility, and simplicity, seem to be the striking features of his character, till an occasion offers of displaying the most determined bravery and inaepeudenca of spirit.

Jack. Witt, a young half-breed Chero- i

Lawyer, was a few days since sentenc to receive 39 lashes on the bare back, for

passing a forged certificate. They were

well laid on. T he editor of the Cherokee Advocate remarks, "this was undoubtedly

the most feeling specimen of cutting Witt that ever came within our knowledge." Those Cherokees are witty folks. There is a young lady in Lynn, so con scientiously opposed to bondage in any shape, that she win not even Bind shoes. There is also a shoe-maker there, so tem perate that he will not use a Punch. "Pa, is Tom Thumb a great scholar in ariUimetic?' - . 'No my son; why lo you ask that strange question." ; "Because, Pa, the paper says he figured largely in London: 'Here, Sally, eive tins child a dose of and put him to bed, he will certainly be a : man before his mother, if he goes on at this i' A printer out west whose office is lialf a mile from any other building, and who hangs his sign on the limb of a tree, advertises for an apprentice. He says 'A boy from the country would be preferred.' A Wood -Sawing Humane Institution is actually in operation at Cincinnati, A com pany of philanthropist purchase great. quantities of wood, stow it away in a large yard, and there, all who are willing to work are employed as sawyers.; The citizens buy their fuel at the yard in such lengths, sizes and quantities as they desire. - - - li William," said a carpenter to his apprcn'ticv"l in going nway to day, and want you to grind all the tools.1' t ; , v j "Yes, sir." ...... - , . , i , flie carpenter came home at night. "Wil liam, have you ground all the tools right sliarp:" . .- . , : All bin the hand-smcr said .Dill; "1 Cf'.tlhfll I Tf?t niliff ull tlio irfin. nut -.P tliut lie who is an ass,aud takes himself to be a stag, when he comes lo leap the ditch finds his mistake. ' ' ' .'. - Sinoulaii Employment for an Ehitok. i ne euuor oi tne lazoo ity iv nig, as an excuse for a lack of original matter in his pnper, has the following: "Being busily engaged in making fence. mauling rails, chopping logs, and burning brush this week, we have but little time to write editorials.' ' A lucky fellow to have a fence to .make rails to maul, logs to chop and brush to burn and we don't see but his paper gets uloii just as well. . ,.. . Oir The Arkansas Intelligencer says tlia there is a little nigger" in that Stale, whose heels are so long people don't know which way he is going to walkl "'' Ixtehejtino Facts m Brief. Out of every thonsaml men, twentv die annnally. - The number of inhabitants of a city or county is renewed every thirty years. The number of old men who die in cold weather, is to the number of those who di in warm weather, seven to four. The men able to bear arms, form the fourth of A the inhabitants of a country. The proportion between the deaths of women and men, is one hundred to one hundred and eight. The probable duration ol female life is sixty, but after that period the calculation is more favorable-to them than to men, One half those who are bofn, die before' they attain the age of seventeen. Among three thousand one hundred and iwen tv-rive wh die, it appears by the registers thai there is only one-person ot one hundred years of age.. More old men . are found in elevated situations than are found in valleys and plains. 'Jack, what o'clock is it? , ''Twas a dozen, sir, a little w hile, ago, lint.' taint any thing, now.". . . . . It. isn't any thing, what do you mean by thai?' V '. 'Why, I mean, sir, 'taintgot to be one yet. The Ya2oo Democrat tells the followingf- -'llallo, mister, did you see a dog come by here that looked like he was year, a year and a half, or two years old V sanl a Yankee to a conn' iryman at the' road side. ' " 'Yes,' said the countryman, tbiuking himself quizzed. 'he passed about an hour, an hour , and a halt, or two hours ago, and is now a mile, and a half, or two R iles ahead, and .'he has a. tail about an inch, and a half, or two inches long.' 'That'll do,' said th-s Yankee, 'you' re into me a feet, a feet and a half!, of two feet. ftT" A n unsuccessful lover was asked hy what means he lost his adored. - "AUs!" cried he. "I flattered her until she got to be too proud to speak to me." - ' -.. . STAR CANDLES. BOXES a superior article, receaved and for Saletiy feb. 20, if) W. &.:. BELI SPERM OIL.; NE cask winter strained, in store and for Sale by feh.20,if W.jfc C.BELL. Molasses. . Bbls Molasses received per steamer Uncle Sam, in Cyprus bairels, and wurrumed good, in store and lor sale bv Feb 13 ALLIS" Jc HOWES. . Timothy Seed. UST received and lor saie, warranted good, 2 bbls Timothy Seed, o do Clover do Feb 13 ALLIS gc HOWES. Window Glass. ' Boxes 8 by 1U Window Glass, for sale P uy ALLIS & -HOWES.'" - Feu. 13 - Water Street: NOTICE. HEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION'. N the 4th Monday of March 1815 between the hours of 10 o clock A M. 6c 4 o'clock f . M. at the Court House door in Evansville 1 Will sell by virtue of a decree ot tne Probate Court of Vauderburgh County, a part oi Lot No

29 old plan of Evansville, being forty leet ol the alley and of aid Lot, containing forty feet on Vine Street, and seventy five feet on the alley and of general width from back to trout as ttie property.of the Estate of WILLIAM R MORGAN, deceased. Terms ol Sale half in Bix and half in tn elve months with note and security, and waiviug all benefit of appraisemeut taws. . -DANIEL MORGAN, Administrator. Feh. 20th, td prs. Ice $3.

ECE1VED per steamer Fortune

2j doz Mustard, 10 do Brooms, and for sale br Feb 13 ALLIS St HOWES. sale Lard Oil. &c. ECE1VED per steamer Fortune "-. 2 bbls Lard Oil, -a prime article, 2 - do . Peach Brandy, - , , 2 do American do, 2 . do do Gin, for sale by - 13 - ALLIS St HOWES. Feb Family Flour. Bbls Cincinnati Family Flour, a prime a article warranted good, lor sale by ALLIS St HOWES. eb IS CROCKERY WAREROOM, 1HE Subscribers would call the attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS to theii large stock of Crockery Ironi which tliey can select Just suck articles as they want. Their stock consists of, Common Teas, Printed do Granite do Edge Plates, .Edge Dishes, Edge Bakers, Edge Nappies, Printed Plates, . Stc. fee. &c. Printed do Which they are prepared to sell at a small advance on Eastern prices. " .- -Jauuary 30 GRIFFITH Jr CORBET. Main Street' Saddlery Hardware. HE Subscribers would call the attention of Saddlers and Harness Makers tp their stock ol Saddlery, and Hardware, consisting of Bins, Stirrups, Ring . Bradoons, Harness Mounting, Woorsted, Cotton and SiainmgVebh, Hog and Pad Skins, together with all articles in their line. GRIFFITH & CORBET. January 30 , . Maiii Street Coffee Sc Snsar. Sacks Rio Coffee, 5 Illids N O Sugar, 10 Bbls - Molasses, , . do' Tii nn ers Oil, ' . Kegs Naile. . 5 SO , 5 half Chststs Y II Tea, . ' 5 do Imperial do " 1 For sale by GRIFFITH & CORBET Jannarv 30 Main Street TAB. Bbls North Carolina Tar, for Bale by - GRIFFITH & CORBET January 30"-' ' Main Street CASTINGS. Gfnfral assortment foraale by Dec 12 BEMENT & VIELE. ,l!ll! CONFECTIONARIES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. HE subscriber desires to return his thanks to his friends and 4he public generally for the very Isrge anrjnt of patronage ' which has been extended fo him heretofore, and toreqesta continuation of the same. He is better able now to supply his customers with everything in his line than heretofore, at prices lees than Ihe same acticles can.be purchased for a Louis villa or Cincinnati. His assortment of rr a n liTF.s . is large and of the best make, and wilt be kept up manufacturing them nimsell warrant mem, and he will dispose of them at wholesale or' retail, at a moderate advance of on the first cost of the sugar. - - He has also on hand a splendid assortment of TOVS, which will be sold Cheap for Cash either at wholesale or retail. j s Every article in his line kept on hand, and he reqaests countv dealers and others to give him a call. G. KOI.LEN BERG, Water Street. . February 6lh,-4"-l mo. T NOTICE! rraHOSE indebted to D. S. Lane are rsqurstJL edso call and settle. Thos indebted to Lanefe Wilcox are requested to do the same. We must h?e settlements, and those who will not settle with us will have it to do with a magistrate. D S. LANE. . Feb. C.-'45-tf - LANE & WILCOX. All Whom it may Concern ILL take notice that the undersigned have been duly qualified as Executerand Ex ecutrix of the last will of William Gratchouse, late of Union Township, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, deceased, whose estate is solvent. Personahaving claims against the said estate wilt present them for payment, and those who are indebted to said estate will please make im mediate payment. WILLIAM R. GREATHOUSE. ELIZABETH GREATHOUSE. James G. Joses, Att'y . Feb. 13, l845-3t. JOHN WARD, FASHIONABLE BOOT SHOE MAKER, Late of Philadelphia.) , "U ES PECTFULLY informs the citizens of Q l'lvansville and vicinity that he has estab lished himself in the. above business on Main Street direcrlv opposite the Bank, where he in tends manufacturing Boots, Shoes, Panips, SiC. &c. &C. in the most faslnonable styles. A Iso, mending done pheap and at short notice, in tact, he intends carrying on the business in all its branches, and he hones by strict attention to business to merit a liberal share of public patronage. JOHN WARD, Main alreet, February 6tl, 45-2mu . - s Cotton Yarns, ' A5 S aoont fur the Covington and the Cooper Factories, 1 have on hand at all times, tor sale, a larire supply of Cotton Yarns, Carpet Warp, Wtcking Coverlit Yarn, Batting- and Twine, at the lowest rates, and on liberal cred its. R. BUCHANAN. Cincinnati, Feb. 1st. Cincinnati Gazette, ' Feb. 13th, '45, .tnio prs tee $3.00 Castor Oil. , ' M Bbls No 1 CA STOR OIL, a good article, i store and lor sale by " "" ' . Feb 13 - W . & C. BELLBlue Grass Seed. Few bushel clean BLUE GRASS SEED. received and lor sale by - Feb 13 W & C. BELL. Sheriff sale. :- v Y Virtue of a decree and execution of the Vanderlinrir!! Circuit Court, rendered at us. Aureli term, A Llo4J,in lavor oi jucius H. Scoit. and against Amos Clark and xvife, George Fi Lyon and wife, . and WilLatn Wills and wife, I will on the 8ih day ot March, A D, 1845,' at the door of the Court House in the town ol Evansville, between the hours of 10 o'clock AM, and f o'clock P M, of said day, expose to sale at public auction and outcry, the reins, issues and prolits for the term of seven years, of the following described lots in said decree mentioned and specified, to wit : Lots numbers five, six and seven with all the buildings and appurleiiunces oi) them, in block number one hundred and aeveuty-five, in Lamasco City, and bounded as follows, being on hundred and fifty feet on Seventh Avenue, and running back west-wardly I a line of the water in Pigeon Creek- . . - ; - And should no person offer a bid for said rents, issues and profits a sum sufficient to satisfy said decree and costs, I will at the same time and place, proceed to sell at public auction and, outcry, the fee simple of said above described lots lor the satislaction of said decree, interest and cost. . ... , WM. M.. WALKER, S V C. Fea l3-3t prs fee $2. . ; ,

Salaratus.

Casks New York (Cogswell, Crane & Cos manufacture,) in store and for sale whole and retail dv . Jan 9 W. & C. BELL. Paper. Reams Ames Ruled Foolscap. 100 do Letter, ruled and untuled 100

in store and for sale by Jn 9 W. &. C. BELL.

Teas,. Teas. Half Chests, 20 quarter Boxes, Canton Companies Teas, Fresh.. In store and tor sale at retail to suit customers by Jan 9, W. St C. BELL. Arrow Root. Case Bermudas Arrow Root, for sale bv Jan I , v.& C.BELL olive Oil. Dox Marselles Refined, suitable for table use, in store and for sale by 12 Jan 9 - W. & C. BELL. LEAD! LEAD!! POUNDS Bar Lead just recei ed from St. Louis, pr steam bcvl Messenger, and lor sale verv low tor Cash, by - 11 A li I UXM , 11 A L 1M A , V Dec. '2nd 4. v Bbls KEN HA VV A - si ALT-. . 200 baj?s Turks Island do 25 do Liverpool lilootn do For sale by BEMENT. &. VIELE .J; - ' CAKTOX GINGER. Cases Preserved Ginger," forsale at retail by Dec 1 BEMENT & VIELE. ;. f . II. P. DEBRl'LER .. , . rHAKESthis method of tendering to his friends a and patrons his hearty thuukr, for the many acts of kindness heretofore received from t lie in ; and solicits a continuation ol their patron age. - - ' .. He has associated himself with T. M. Elmer for the purpose of carrying on an extensive garden, and nursery : and will keep on hands a splendid assortment oi 'fruit, and ornamental tree. Green House Plants. &u , among which, the following will constantly be kept: namely Cam illa Japonica, Axaiias, garden, and ever blooming rose, Cactuses, of all the colours common to those plants, togetner who ever-greens, arnationsj Dahlias, bulbous and tuberous tooted plants; ail of, which, they w ill sell on the most reasonable terms. To be satisfied on this lact, no man can have better evidence than he can obtain by calling and examining tor himself. ' . All communications, post paid aaarpssea to DEtJRULB't Sc. tiLMEK, will receive prompt atten tion. Their Green House stands immediately on the bank of the Ohio river, just below the Steam boat Landing. Lvansvill la., Jan., SJ, '4;,tl FRESH ARRIVALS, - . GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &;c. , BY ALLIS &. HOWES, Water street, Emnsvillc, Jnd. Bags Pirne Green RIO COFFEE, , 50 ': do.'Laguary do 100 2 do Old Java . do - 15 Hhds N. O. Sugar, 10 Bbls Loaf do 2 Boxes Philadelphia Sugar,. 2 do Crushed ? do" '; 20 Bbls Molasses, - - - -10 do Mackerel, No 3," . 100 Gals Pure Sperm Oil, 50 rfo Lard " - do ' 28 BblsTanners " do (Browns) 5 " do Linseed do i. 100 Kegs Boston Nails (assorted) 20 Boxes 8 by 10 Glass. , - f' 40 Dozen painted Buckets, . SNestsTubs, -50 Caddys Imperial and G. P. Teas, 10 Half Chests Y. II. Tea, (Iresh) 1 chest super Black,. . . 10 Boxes li Plug Tobacco, 5 do Va. Cavendish, , 5 do - Missouri, -10 do lb. Plug Indiana, . 1 - - ' 5 do Chocolate, . ' . 100 do Shaving Soap, -r. -.-- -.. .50 do Boston do - 10 Bbls Rosin, 25 do N.C.Tar,- -50 Di.z. Shoe Black, 50 Kegs N. if. Lead, 2000 Bar do . - 1000 Pig do - , 50 Bgs ass'd size Shot, . 20 Doz Bed Cords, 25 Box Raisins, 100 Mats Cassia, . r 100 Reams Wrap Paper, 50 do Letter and fools cap, 10 Bgs. Pepper, - - . "- 5 -do t Spice. -- 5 Box Ground Tepper, - 300 S. F. Indigo, - . 500 Lbs Dutch Madder, . ; 5 Casks Boston Salaratus, . " 5 Frails S-S. Almonds, - - 30 Baskets Fig?, . -'' 50 Box Choice Cheese, ' - 5 do 'Mustard,. - . 10 do Fox Starch," : - '10 do Sperm Candles, .-- ; - 100 do Mould do - - - - ' 50 Lbs Nutmeg?, 100 do Cloves, - ' - 10 M Spanish Segara, - .- 6 Hall Pipes F. Brandy, 2 do do N. Y. do ' 1 Pipe Holland Gin, . -f --r 1 II lid St. Croix Rum, 5 Bis N. E. do 5 do Peach Brandy. 20 do Old Bourbon Whiskey. 76 do do Rectified do - -' 20 do do Wabash . oo i 20 do "Dayton Ale, 10 Qrt Casks St Mad. Wine, - 50 do Mad. - - do 2 do Burgundy Port do -, . 3 'Pierces Rice, ' 2 Box Lemons, . - 25 Kegs Duponts Powder, ' " ; 200 Lbs Sole Leather, . 10 Doz Upper do. . 3 do Calf Skins,' . v 300 Bis Salt, . 50 Doz Castor Oil, " ' ' . -. 100 do Smoke Tobacco, ' 2000 Dog Irons & Hollow Ware, -40 Gross Matches, ' -For Sale at reduced prices foT Cash, by - - ALLIS & HOWES, Jannary23 '45 tf Water St., Evansville. Administrator's Notice. jCtyHE undersigned has taken out letters of JL - Administraiion on the Estate of Georoe Skeels, late of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, deceased. - Ail . persons indebted to the estate are requelted to call and pay, all personahaving claims against the estate will present them for eerilement.. - - . .-. The estate is believed to be solvent. - ----- - MARY SKEELS, Adni'x.Feb. 6th,-3t. By Battei.i. & Imole, Alt' ys " Administrator's Sale. ILL be sold on Thursday the 6th day of of March, 1845, at the late residence of George Skeels, deceased, in Centre Townshfp, Vanderburgli county, inutana, all the personal property of the deceased, consiting of Household and Kitchen furniture, Horses, neet Cattle Sheep, Hogs, i arming utensils fee. Terms of Sale AH sums over three dollars a credit of twelve months on good security and waiving all nenent ot appraisement laws. Feb.6th,-3t. MARY SKEELS, Adm'x. Cotton Tarn. 2CK0 January 30 . . Doz Hop Factory Cotton Yarn, For sale by GRIFFITH & CORBET . Main Street

SALT . rfTK Bass Turks Islaud SALT,

Bl 99 562 BblsKenhawa do. for sale by Dec 12 BEMENT 4-TIELE. . CI1EF.SE. that

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Lbs Box and Cask Cheese, far sale at retail by . BEMENT St. VIELE.Dec. lii AXES, CIIAIXS, &C. SO EOXES Collins otTrenton Company Axes, 300 Pre- Traces 61 to7i feet. Jll doz. SDades and anoTeis... Kill do assorted Currv Combs. In Store and 'orsalelow by , JLMMi a. hclii. Dec. 5th, jf." " , JUST reecived a -further supply of extra qulIty Wabash Flour.". Dec . 5th, tf. BEMENT VIELE WINES, 4-C. 30QrCaska "Pico" Wine 50 do do Malaga do . ..'. 10 d do Madeira. do. 2 Half pipes Cognac. 10 Bis. "Old Rye," in Store and for sale by Dec. 5th tf. BE.MEFT & VIELE. LEATHER. vy STf SIDES of Superior Spanish soal M& HJr LKATI1.K, on consignment lor SALE, bv CARPENTER, LADD & HOWES. Oct. 3d, 1844. . - - . SALT! 400 BARLELS Kenhawa SALT, 40 SAGS Tock Island, lor sale bv - ' JOHN SHANKLIN. LIME. .- . BBLS. LIME in good sound Barrels tor Sale bv June, 6th '44 GRIFFITH fe CORBET BAGS TURK ISLAND HALT for Said by isvUUUp.L, Ullli Dpc. I'Jih. 1844. 3n. "BfU EClVED.per Steamer VV hile-Clouh, One Hundred Bbls. .Cincinnati .Whiskey (Brand W. G. Bre4e,)(or9a!e,by ' Oct.' 31, '44 tf ALLIS & HOWE S. DUPOXT'S POWDER. k KEGS FFF DUPONT'S POWDER " (warrented good,) for Sale bv ' I7th, BEMENT & VIELE, Oct IS I. A XKSl BLANKS!! E IIAVEon hand and will' constantly keep a variety ot neatly executed . BLANKS' .. At this office, such as blank Deeds, Bills of La den, Executions, Summons &c. &.c. which we will sell cheap for Cash. Patent Mediciner. , Gross Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry, ! 20 do Lee's Pills, ' j 2 5 do Fahnestock's Vermifuge, - 6 do Allen's Nurve and Bone Liniment, ( . 2 do Thomson's Eye Water, . .' , . . .' 20 do ' Godfrey's Cordial, 20 do .Bateman's Drops, ' ' ' ; 10 do Oil Spike, - r . - 5 do British Oil, : ' .5 da Opodeldoc, , r . 5 do Harlem Oil, Moffat's Life Pills and Tcenix Bitters, in store ami forsale by W . & C. BELL,-' Jan 9 Corner Main ami Firt Sis D17POXTS POWDER. ' Kegs ' Dnwont's Power Iresh from ihe works, received and for sale it . 1 BEMENT k VIELE. Dec 12 The Old Chequered Store Oat of the kinks once more, RIIE subscriber having removed his stock of L Groceries to (he above house, invites his friends and the public to give him a call, as he i mends to give as good bargains as any liou?e in town -,. . - .- . . ' ... But be shore you come with the. ready dough, As nothing else with trie will go. Januarv 23-tf J. C. FLAGLER. , - " Jujubae Paste. -Case Jn store and tor sale by ' - " -J-Jan 9- - W.'fc C. BELL a Carpenter, Ladd & Howes AVE in store on water street and offer for for sale st reduced prices - v ' 10O Bales 3-4 and 4-4 heavy damasks, . . 50 cases thick Boots, st. -, 15 do kip Brogans, , .... 5 do Siubenville Janes, 20 do Blue and fancy Calicoes. January 23-2mn ! - - - ' - - Cnt Goods. I ARTENTER, LADD & HOWES will sell oil" their Cut Goods at low prices. The public will plesse call pad examine for Ihem- - January !Z.J-Vin . ! ' Hats and Caps. CARPENTER, LADD & HOWES have just received 10 cases fine N uiur Hats, a benntilul article at low prices Also, 50 sup. Boliver Caps. a ne w and fashionable article. Call and exan.ine. . Januiry 23-2ino ' ' Bonnets. "ETYST received and for sale, a solendid asCV sortmet.l ot Ladies Bonnets of all kinds and qualities, which will be sold at prices to suit t lie buyer ' Japnarj' 23-2nn CARPENTER. LAPP & HOWES. Umbrellas. ... N store a fine lot of Silk and Cotton Umbrellas for sale low by Jan 23 CARPENTER, LAPP & HOWES Spelling Books, Paper, &e, -fx? A k Dozen Elementary Spelling. Books fjjif' by.Noah Webster, hcautilully bound 100 Reams Fools Cap writing Paper, ' 25 do Printing Paper,' forsale by Jan23 CARPENTER. LADD St. HOWES - Percussion Caps. . 200.000 Plain Percussion Caps IO0.OU0 Split do 100,000 Split and Fluted do 1-8 and 1 boxe, 4u store and for sale by .- . " Jan 9 , - - .. W. &. C. BELL. SOCHI January 30 - UUJNiW BAl'S lor aaie by GRIFFITH &. CORBET Main Street -HARDWARE. -fSAHE Subseribers bave on hand a full stock 5 of Builders'and Cabinet Makers Hardware Mechanics Tools, ' , "' Table and Pocket Cutlery, Manure and Hay Forks, Cross cut, Mill and Wood Sas, Forsale by. iSRIFFITH &. CORBET. " Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, &.c. . Hhds N.O. SUGAR, Sijr 35 Bbls Molasses, , .- , - -50 Sacks Coffee, : , - . - 30 Boxes Tin Plate, , 20 . do .Soap. " Justreceived and for sale cheao by -Januarv 23 BEMENT St. VIELE GUNNY BAGS, forsale by ' BEMENT & VIELE. Water Street January 23 Boxes RAISINS, 5 Boxes Lemons, I Tierces Rice. 10 Bbls Lump Sugar. Forsale by January 23 BEMENT &. VIELE.

NFW DRUG STORE.

DR J OHS R. WILCOX , would 'respectfully inform his old friends and' the Public'

he is no w opening Qon cons;gnmeni)a stock of DRUGS , I PAINTS, JIHDICIXES, OILS, &C. next door to Rowley's Corner in the Store here tofore occupied ' by A. Gumberts &, Co. Main Street, which will be sold Wholesale. and Re-; . tail very low for CASH. , j 4Z.SO , ' " - '"I He would beg '.leave lo ofTer his professional ' .; services to the Citizens of Evansville andviain-" ity, as he designs devoting his entire time and rr.-J attention, to the practice of MEDICINE and -?r BUKUKIIY. Ofh.ce as above. Eransville, la., Juns 644 tf. If, DRS. DAX'h S. LINE & J. R. WILCOX. HE citizens of Vanderburgh County and vicinity are 1 respectfully informed that that the ondersignedjhave entered into a copartnership in the practice of Medicine, in all its various branches., Those who. may choose to apply to them, may be certain of being prompt-. ly and carefully attended; and whin the attendance of both may'be -desired by any individual, the expenses will not he increased thereby, " ' , 1). S. LANK, ... ,--. July 13, '44 tf. ; . JOHN R. WILCOA'.' . : , - AUCTION SALES, r ; . . BY ; W. & C: FELL0WES, - CO.. Main street, Locisvilue, Kenti-ckx, i AVE Sales at - Auction regularly every Tuesday morning of Dry. Goods, Coots and Shoes, Ilats, dips ic. Advances maae on con algnmenla. . , " . , . - ' " 'W. "" ' C. FELLOWES " : '- .' , . : .;1 ' - LIST of L ARGE SPRING SALES for 1845. Large Sale No. 1 on Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednes--': day-and Thursday.lOth.'lIlh, JiHh, and 43ih, ' - ol .Match..., . . ; -' - . . ;. . . Large Sale No. 2 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- " day, and Tuesday, 31st March" and 1st, 2d : . 'April. ' :v'; .' 's ' ' ' Large Sale Xo.3 ta Monday.Tuesday, Wednea---day, and Tliursday,.28th, 29th, and 30th April r. i and 1st May. , ' '. '-' Large Sale No. 4 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes dny, c;d Thursday," 2Sih, 27ili, 23th, and ' 29th Aiay.. - ; t.jt ,-. .:. : ' '- . Dec $th.. : t,-i Y PROsrEcrrs ron the seco.nd itkar, 1815.' 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Any person procuring three subscrtbers, and remitting SS, (.tree oexpense) shall be -a entitled to two copies of 'Bible Biography,' Wonders of the World,' or'Gutde to Know ledge, Qr Agents Wasteo. To Clergymen, Stu-1 dents, Agents of Newspapers and Peri- , odicals throughout., the . United t . , .. . . ; . ; States. . ;' . ' '" ' The subscriber is prepared to treat with such; persons as possess the. necessary qualifications, forsuccesalut Agents, (either from a sttpulated salary or commission on subscribers obtained)to circulate his 'New Monthly Famu.1t MAOAttse,' lor the year 1845. Good references required.; ft?-Terms liberal ' . . . ROBERT SEARS, .' No. 114 Fulton street, N?w York City. -, qjjp"AII letters and communications tromAgents must be post paid, or they .will n ot ba laken trom tne rosiuuice. . - - , . . , LUSTRES, MERINOES, &.C.&C. '" " 100 Pf- 'k and Col'd Alpacca, rich lustre; '()() ps Shad ied&Fig'd Barametta cloths:' ' 10(3 ps Blk and Col'd Merinoes, ; .. r Jubi received and for sale extremelv low br Nov 2Is!, . J. n.MAGllF. i tO.