Evansville Journal, Volume 11, Number 29, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 July 1845 — Page 4

BUSINESS CARDS.

CHAS. t. BATTELr.. 1 - JOBS ISSI.E, JR. LAW NOTICE. BATTEX.L &. 1XGLE, Attorneys at Law, Evaugville, la. , 0ce on First st. below Main . : March 27, '45.-ty. . fc JOHN J. CHANDLER, Attorney at Law - EVAVSViLLE, I A-, Office cj First st., between Maw &. Sycamore. May 15, '45-tfy., JAME3 LOCKHART, Attorner at Law, Office cs First t..betwees Main and Stcamoee. EVANSVILLE, IA. Ijune5-ly. JAMES E. BLITHE, Attorner at Law. Office on First street, a few doors above Mais EVANSVILLE, IA. juno 19-tly. CONRAD BAKER, ; ". Attroney at Law. (JTOffice in the Court House, EVANSVILLE. IA. june 19-y. DANIEL MORGAN, Physician and Surgeon, Office os First t., between Main and Sycamore. EVANSVILLE, IA. june 5-ly. M. J. BEAT. I- C48SELEEKRT. BRAY Sc CASSELEERRY, : Physicians & Surgeons. Office on First st., bstween Main asd Locust. EVANSNILLE, I A- june5-ly DRS. DAN'li S. LAXE Si J. R. WILCOX. BnHE citizens of Vanderburgh County and IX vicinity are, respectfully informed tha that the undarsignedjhave entered into a copartnership io tha practice of Medicine, ia all it various branches. Those who may choose to apply to them, may be certain of being prompt ly and caretuiiy attenaea; ana wnen ttie atten dance of both may be desired by any individu al, the expenses will not be increased thereby. D. S. LAN-E, July, 13 '44 tf. JOHN R. WILCOX Clear the Track for the Mammoth BoottI! , H.J. rURT&CO. Boot and Shoe Maker, 51 is bt. between First A- Second at the sign of THE MAMMOTH HOOT. A large assotment of BOOTS and SHOES on Lanl aoti forsalolow lor cash. May 8-ly. HENRY DAL'8 MAN, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer in Tobacco, Segars, and Snuff. Water sr., next door to Dr. J. M. Stocrwell's EVANSVILLE, IA. (7" Persons wishirg to purchase any of the above articles will do well to give me a call before buying elsewhere. may 22, '4 5-ly JOHN GtLMAiY, UAT. MAM'FACTDEER, ?.Iain strket below the M arket I1oc9e. Keeps cf:jstar.tly on baud an assortment of his own manufactured Hata. He wilt at all times psy the highest market price in cash tor Deer and Fur Skin3. . may 22-Iy. JOHN WARD, -Fashionable Boot and Shqe Maker. Main street orrosiiE the Bask. EVANSVILLE, IA. J. Ward tin carried on the above business for twenty years in the City of Philadelphia ; and moved to the West about one year aince. "Try Lira once and yon'll try him agiirt.' may 8-y J. H PHELPS,. " DRAPER AND TAILOR. Water street, between Main and Locust. Msy I-Iy " EVANSVILLE, IND. . W. M. MORRISON Fashionable Draper and Tailor, Main st. door from the corner of Second, EVANSVILLE, I A. 7- Cutting warranted to fit if properly made nP- May 6-ly. I0 WEL & GLEXN. FASHIONABLE TAILORS, -Cutting done to order and at shortest notice. Second street 2d. door below Main. July 3-Iy1 EVAN3VII.1.E, I A. A. HARRINGTON, WATCHMAKER & SILVERSMITH. Main street, between First and Second, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Repairing dons on short notice. - May t-ly J. L. B1TTROLFF, Watch and Clack Maker and Jeweler. Second street, 3 doors from Main EVANSVILLE. INDIANA Repaiiing of watches and clocks and all oth er kindsof jewelry done with neatness and desP'teb. May 1-1) WASHINGTON HALL, BY BEXJAMIV M'llRE. Azssk, Having leased the above establishment U?S formerly occupied by E. Ehrsam, an l- fitted it up with new furniture, he is now ady to accommodate his friends and the public. May l-ly GARDNER BOLE J. . Coach, Carriage, & Buggy Manufacturer, jit n street oetween first and Second, EVANSVILLE. IA. - fc-Manding doue to order and on short no tice may 8-ly. G. COLVIX, L. B. 8T0DDABD. COLVIN & STODDARD, roach, Carriage c Buggy Manufacturers, Main st. near the Canal EVANSVILLE. IA. Ailjobwoik in their line done cheap and at short notice. - may 8,-6.tn MATTHIAS RENSCHLER, BLACKSMITH. Shop on Locust Street opposite the Sher wood House. AH business in his line "done with neatness and despatch. May 1-ty CHARLES KELLER, LOCKSMITH, Eecokd stkeet. at the Sio.n of the Golden Key Ail kinds of Locks made and repaired cheap and at short notice. Any kind of fine iron work done on reasonable terms mayZz-ly. MARTIN RIES, CABINET MAKER. Mais street opposite the Washingtoh Hall, EVANSVILLE, IA . A large assortment of Furniture on hand and for sale cheap for cash. . may7j-ly. JAMES SCANTLIN. MANUFACTURER In Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware and DEALER IN STOVES. FhoponMain between Second st and the Court House, at tha sign of THE GOLDEN COFFEE POT. Houses covered with CoDDer. Tin and Zinc, and every article in his line fu-nished at short notice. May 8, '45-ly THOS. ECANTLIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Stoves and ManulacturerofTin, Copper, and Sheet Iron WareWater street at the Sign f the Mam June 5-1 y,

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BUSINESS CARDS.

; S. B. KELTOX, Ornamental Painter. , Locust street, keari.t opposite the Post Office, EVANSVILLE, IND. fjune-19-y. C.HARRINGTON. J. B BANNA R. E. A. FAIRCHILB. HARRINGTON HANNAH, Sc CO., . Forward ine Sc Commission Merchants. Water street, Evnsville, la. " Still continue to give satisfaction to all who entrust business to their care. june 5-ly. 3: II . BOFANDICK. J. VENNEMAN J. H. BOFANDICK Sc CO. Dry Good's Merchants. Main steeet, between First and Second, May 8-ly. EVANSVILLE, IA. . DECKER &. KRAMER Dealers in Groceries, Leather Sc Finding. Main st., between First and Second. EVANSVILLE, IA. " Hides will be taken in exchange, may 22-1 y . A. GUMBERTS & CO., Dealers in Dry Goods, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,&c. Main street, corner of Main and Second, EVANSVILLE, IA. may 22-1 y. PHILLIP DUESIVER, Late of Germany. FASHIONABLE BOOT ASD SHOE MAKER. EGS leave to announce to the citizens of Evansville that he has opened a Shop on First street, between. Main and Locust, where he is prepared to do the MOST FASHIONABLE WORK in the neatest manner and CHEAP for CASH, tie also makes ladies Bootees and Shoes of every description. june l9-6m. R. B. HART, Wholesale & Retail Boot Sc Shoe Maker, Corner of First and Main streets May l-ly EVANSVILLE, IND. NEYV TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, BRADT & PRIXDLB WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Evansville sod adjoining counties that they have commenced the TAILORING BUSINESS in all ita various branches, on 1st Street a few doors from Main, where they ore prepared to execute all work in their line in the mvst fashionable style, and hope, from their ex perience and strict attention to business to mer it it liberal share of patrons pe. A. B. BRADT. March 27, '45.6mo. S. J. PRINDLE. N. B. Cutting done on the shortest notice and warranted to fit if properly made up. EXCHANGE HOTEL, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. THIS extensive establishment has been taken by the undersigned, and : I l j. . j - llii 11 oe conuuetea Dy nun in tuture. Uaviiif. for several rears had rlmmr of one of the most popular Hotels in Ohio, he is encouraged to behove that the Exchange will rank among the BEST Hotels in the Western Country. C. K. DREW. April, 10, '45-6m. VOOL CARDING. UiNL in the best possible manner at the Cora Mill, Texas, near Evasviile bv May 8-4 m 8. W. & S. DAVIS. NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. rglHE Subscriber is just opening ou Water JuL street? doors above Carpenter & Ladd's a large and splendid assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES Of every variety, coasisting in part, of Centime n's Morocco, CaU and Kip Boots, Morocco Calf Kip and Seal skin Shoos, Slips and" Pumps, Ladies and Misses French Morocco Slips, While and Black Kid Strap Slips, Paris Ties, colored Slips, Black Checked and Colored half Gaiters together witn every variety of Eoois and Shoes mat may De enquired-for; allot which he will I sell lower than ney have ever been sold in this market, fie hopes that the citizens generally, will call and examine his stock of goods, assured that, 011 examination; he will receive from them a liberal patronage. may 2 tf. . A. DOUGLAS.'-. MORE NEW GOODS. HE subscriber has just received a fresh sup- . ply of NEW SPRING AND SO.MMKR GOODS, consisting, in part, of Blk and fancy Lawns and Muslins; Muslin Delanes; -Jaconet Muslin ; Swiss do; - , - Calicoes from 64 to 25; - Jaconet Edging and Inserting ; Thread ;do ; ' French Ginghams; ' An1e1ic8.11 do; Zepher Worsteds: Shell tuck and aide Combs; -" Silver Thimbles; . . Ribbons; - . Superfine Kid Gloves; Parasols and Umbrellas; ": handsome article of vesting: Lailies Slinner. and walking Shoes; Irish Linen; a superior article of Linen Cambrics; Arc. &c. &c. viin.il iiu puuncare invited to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.' P w-ti . , . VV. HUGHES. Cincinnati Flour. N store arid lor sale 45 bbls Cincinnati Flour may29-tlj .. By SAMUEL ORR; Cistern Cement. A CONSTANT supply of the best quality Hydraulick Cement on hand and for sale imayza-tij- . By ; SAMUEL ORR. Scvthes. Of DOZ"WaIdoonV warranted, for sale by Wabash Flour. 11 O JBfiLS."ratuson" brand, in store and for IXO sale by . BEMENT V1ELE. Lmay22,-tfy. - Gunny Bags. ' " . GUN NY BAGS for sale by GRIFFITH &. CORBET. May 15-tfy. Family Floor. fcUrtRlOR article-of family flour for sale by GRIFFITH & CORBET. May 15 tfy. SALT. BBLS Kenhawa salt for sale by GRIFFITH Sc CORBET. May 15, '45-tfy MECHANIC'S TOOLS. E have on hand a full stock of Mec'jan lc's I oola, consisting ot Bench PUnes; Grooving do; Match do; , . Sash do; Beed and Moulding Planes; F.abbet Planes; Fi listers; , ;! : Table do; &c, ice. May 15 '45-tfy. GRIFFITH & CORBET LEAF TOBACCO., Pounds Leaf Tobacco wan ted, for which the highest market price will be paid in Cash. MayG-3mo CHARLES BABCOCK

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el. II. MACvIHIME &; D? G'DS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c, &c, &c. EVANSVILLE, IA. ...... WOULD invite the attention of Country Merchants and traders generally, to one of the largest and best selected stocks ever offered in the West. ' " T. . " ".' They are conttnually roceiving additions to their present stock of the most desitable styles of Goods suited for the season; and would invite those who wish to purchase by the piece or pack,n .ti .J .Tmln for themselves before buvinir elsewhere, AS THEY ARE DETER

MINED TO PLAICE EVANSVILLE UPON VILLE, as regards the PRICE OF GOODS. French and American Cloths; Doeskins and Cassuners; White and Fancy Drills for pants; White and colored Marsailles; Black and fancy Satin Vestings; Flannels and Sattinets; ' Jeans and Tweeds; Summer Cloths; French and fancy Linens; Deminsatid mixtures; Ticking and Bro. Drillings; Plaid and piain Cottonades; Ginghams and Lawns; Muslins and Belzarines: Cambrics and Jaconets; Merinos and Lustres; Bro. and Breached Mucins; Plain and striped Linen Coating:

ALSO, a large variety of CARPETINGS, Ingrain, Venetian, Hemp, and Cotton, sortment of SHOES;

Men's Monros, Calf Shoes; ' Pumps: Women's Bootees; ' Pegd Welts; " Buskins; " Calf Straped Shoes; Morocco walkinir shoes:

Together with 10,000 dozen No. 5, 6,7, COTTON YARNS

HARDWARE t eUTLERYj

GRIFFITH & CORBET. OPPOSITE THE BANK, MA'lf ST., ETAltSriLLE, IND

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BOB. HARDWARE & CUTLERY, which they offer for sale to country nierchauta at a small advance on cost. Their stock consists of

Knives and Forks, 1 Pocket Knives, 1 , 2, 3 and 4 blades, Scissors and Shears, Butcher, Shoe, and Carving Knives, . Razors, and Razor straps. Iron, Butt, Parliament and Table Hinges, HanJaaw. Millsaw and Bastard Files, Wooudscrews and Bedscrews, Chisels, Gouges and plain lions, Needles, and Fish Hooks, Aiigsrs, Black and Bright, Percussion Caps, Plain &. ribbed. Britania Tea and Coffee Pots, Cut Tacks, Brads and Sparables, Percussion &. Flint Gun Locks and Nipples, Gun Barrels and Mounting, Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards, Horse Brushes, Scrubing, dusting and sweeping brushes, Saddler's Silk ; do 3 Cord thread; Roller, Harness and Bridle Buckles; Terret Pad Hooks and Cock Eyes; Saddle Trees; , For sale low by The best and cheapest Standard SCHOOL BOOKS E VE R ; P U BLIS HED. McGufTey's Electic Readers, Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4. . HICIf have been so justly popular whenever useil, have been throughly revised enlarged, eeatly improved, and newly stereo typed, and are now iu a Permanent form, no further alteration being intended in them. The well known abilities of Professor McGuffey, and the valuable aid afforded him in the rivision ol his series by a successful instructor and finished classical scholar, will it ia believed warrant the assertion that these school reading books are GREATLY SUPERIOR to any others ever published. They are used in the Cincinnati Pub lic Schools, because tiiev are considered decid edly preferable to any other extent. WJI. M. WUULiSfcY, DKUtJUibl, IVIAIN ST. EVANSVILLE, Ia Has a supply of MrGuffey's Readers, and will sell them at low prices for cash. Teachers and School officers are desired to give them a careful examination. April .1, 1345 tf. Buggys, NEW Eastern Buggy single seat. 1 Second hand do double do; 1 do do Trotting Buggy and Har ness. for sale by May 15 tly. GRIFFITH & CORBET. IKOJ) KAILS, AND TI3S PLATE. HAVLiiuw in aiore and will sell at a small advance for eash or produce a complete as sortment of Iron, Nails, GlaB?, Tin Plate, Cast, .spring, ana Blister bieel; liellowes. Anvills Vices, Stocks, and dies, and a general assori, ment ot tir-ocerus. SAMUEL ORR. may 29-tf.. WHISKEY. BBLS Cincinnati whiskey, for sale by May tfy GRIFFITH & CORBET. . Vinegar! Vinegar!! Vinegar!!! UST received and for sale 25 BBLS CIDER VINEGAR. the best article in towa, warranted good, bv may 29, tfyj ALUS & HOWES. Boots and Shoes, kc. PR. Mens' lined and bound Bro cans; 300 pr do heavy brogans; 100 " walking Shoes; " 100 "4 women's Bootes; .. 200 " Ladies Slippers: 100 ' do Kid do. For sale by May 15-tly. - GRIFFITH It CORBET. Wis ECEIVED per Steamer Lehigh M& 4500 LBS bar Lead; 40 Bags Shot, for sale by june 5-tf ALL1S&HOWES. Bbls KENHAWA SALT 200 bags Turks Island do 2o ao Liverpool Bloom do For sale by EEMENT t VIELE, FREall ARRIVALS; JUST Received per Steam Boat Little Pike 25 Boxes Sardines; 2 Tierces of Rice; . :' 4 Drums .Codfish; "2 Casks of Clarret Wine; do White .do; 10 Boxes Lemon Syrrup. may 20-ttj By ALL1S & HOWES.

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A PAR WITH CINCINNATI AND LOUIS

We have now in store : 2000 pieces Prints of every variety of price and patern ; Parasols and Sun Shades; Silk and cotton Umbrellas; Musqueto Bars; Palm Hats colored and white; . Florance braid rnd Straw Bonnets; Fancy Willow and Cypress do; Silk and cotton Handkerchiefs; Dress Handkerchiefs and Shawls; Ribbons and Laces; Silk, cotton and linen Gloves; Needles and Pins; Combs and Buttons; Beads and Tapes; Vhite and colored Hose Colored and Liu en Thread; Fans. Screens, &c, &c, &.C. With an asLadies Morocco Slippers; Kid do; Gaiter Boots; Boy's Monros; " Brogans; " Low shoes; Child's Calf do; " Morocco do. 1 1 june 5, 1 845 t F, and have now on hand, a larffe assorment of Trace, Fifth, and Hal tor Chains Log Chains, Wrought Nails, Horse shoe do. Shovels and Spades, , Hay and manure Forks, : Grass, grain, and briar Scythes, Birmingham and Americsn Anvils, Bright and Cotter koyed Vices, Axes, Broad Axes, and Hatchets, Hand, Tenuent, Mill, Pit, and Cross Cut Saws, Paiker &White and Wilson's Coffee Mills, Hoes of all qualities, Straw Knives, . . Currey combs, Carpenter's Adzes, Nob Locks and Latches. May 15 '45-tIy. . Bitts and Stirups, Ring Bradoons; Harness mounting; do Trimmings; , Harness Maker's and Saddlej's tools; Skiriting; Harness and Bridle Leather, Hog and Pad Skinns; Worsted cotton and straing Webb ; Saddle Cloths; , do Bindings; " Shoe Thread : , Plated Bosses and and spots; Brass Trunk Nails; Tinned Plated & Covered Martingale rings. GRIFFITH &, CORBET, Main Street. - SARDS' SAUSAl'AUILLA. For the removal and permanent cure of all dis eases arising from an impuro state of the blood or habit of the system, viz: ricrofula, orKing's Evil, Rhematism, Obstinate Cutaneous Kruptions, rimples, or fuetules on the face Blotches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, I-n-largment and -Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic symptoms, sciatica, or lumbago and diseases arising from an injudicious use of mercury, ascites, or dropsy, Exposure or impru dence in life. Also, chronic constitutional disorders will be removed by this preparation. . . , The following interesting case is presented, and the reader invi tod to its careful perusal. Comment on such evidence is unnecessary. . New York, July Zo, IH44. Messrs. Sands : Gent. 1 consider it but an ict of justice to you, to state the following tacts 11 reference to tlie great oeneni I nave received, n the cure ot an obstinate cutaneous ulcer on inv breast. I was attended eighteen months by a regular and skilful Physician, assisted by the advice and counsel of one of our most able and experienced Surgeons without the east benefit what ever. All tue various meuiuua ui neuuug cancer were resorted to ; for five weess in succes sion my breast was burned with caustic three times a day, ana lor six tt was tiany syringea with a weak solution of nitric acid, and the cavitv or internal ulcer was so large that it held over an ounce of the solution. The Doctor pro bed the ulcer and examined the bone, one said the disease was advancing rapidly to the Lungs and if 1 did not get a speedy relief by medicine or an operation the result would be fatal. I was advised to have the breast laid open and the bones examined, but finding no reliet Irom what had been done, and feeling I was rapidly getting worse. I almost despaired ot recovery ana con sidered my case nearly hopeless. Seeing various testimonials and certificates of cure by the use of "Sands' Sarsaparilla" in cases similar to my own, 1 concluded to try a few bottles, several which were used, but from the long, deep seated character of my disease, nroduced no very decided change; considering M8 as tue only prooaoie euro lor my case 1 per- . . , Ll f- T levered, until the disease was entirely cured. it is now over eleven months since the cure wes comDleted: there is not the slightest appearance of a return. I therefore pronounce myself well, and the cure effected by bands' barsapartlla, as I took no other medicine of any kind during the timo I was using it, nor have I taken any since. Please excuse this lone deferred acknowledg ment, which I think it my duty to make. Your valuable Sarsaparilla cured me with the blessing of Divine Povidence, when nothing else could. and I feel myselt under lasting obligations to vou. I can say many things I cannot write, and I do most respectfully invite laaiea amcieo as 1 have been, to call upon me and I will satisfy them fully of the truth as stated above, and many other things in reference to the case ... . NANCY J. MILLER. " 218 Sullivan street For further particulars and oonclosiva evi dence of its superior value and efficacy, see oamnhleta. which may be obtained gratis. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. B. & D . SAN DS, DruggistP, 97 Fulton street Also, Sold by May 15-ly E.P.SPURRIER, &Co. Sole Agents (or Evansville and vicinity.

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PVHE SUbcuiBEK i.uvi.i taken u.i. urtiil tiA STAK oi PHCEMX TOBACCO yj MANUFAC TORY, together with all the machinetry belonging to it, and also added extensive improvements, intends to manufacture Cut Tobacco and SnufJ in all its varieties, under the superintendance of Mr. J. B. Rappelyea, and are now prepared to exscute all orders in the line, 01 as good quality and at as low prices as can be purchased in tho United States. None better if as good. Kept constantly on hand . - t-'- " First qrrlity Fine Cut Chew Tobacco, ' - First do Extra fine Smoking Tobacco,) ". . x Second do Buds Eye do do In 2 oz, 1 oz, 8 ot and 12 oz papers. First do Spanish do - do ) - - Macoboy Snuff,high scented ; Rappee Snuff; American Gen. Snuff; Scotch Snuff. . All orders w?ll meet with prompt attention. . . CHARLES BABCOCK. Evansville, May 8-3mo. - , - NEW DRUG ; 8TOB; " MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. BY

WILLIAM M. WOOLSEY. ltHE undersigned is now opening an extensive and general assortment of Drugs,Medicines, A. Paints. Oils, Tarnishes, Dye-stuffs, Window Glass, Brashes, Fancy Articles, Sec, Sic, together with alt articles usually kept in Dru? Stores; and which will beaold, whola. sale and ratail at Cincinnati prices. He has ou hand BRANDY, PORT & MEDEIRA WINE3, of a superior quality, for Medical purposes. The retailing of Medicines will be pariicularly attended to, and regularly labelled, to prevent mistakes. He would respectfully solicit Physician's Prescriptions, assuring them that they may rely upon having them accurately compounded. , ' The above Modicines have been selected with great care bv the undersigned, who has been' a Practical Apothecary for the last TWENTY-FIVE YEARS', and feela assured that those who may be disposed to patronize him, can rely upon obtaining good articles. April 3, M5,-ly W. M. WOOLSEY.

E. P. SPURRIER & CO. SIGN OF THE "GOLDEN MORTAR," WATER STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST STREETS. ;'.

ARE now opening the largest and most extensive assortment of Drags, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, DyestufTs, Surgical Instruments, Glaziers and Painters Implements, &c. And by the arrangement they have made with Eastern Houses, they will be enabled to sell as low as any establishment of the kind ia the West. ' , , -

fjT-Country Merchants would do well to give them a call before purchasing elsewhere. ' fj-Physicians can be supplied with any article of Medicine, the purity ot which is warrantted, having been selected with great care by a practical physician. fj-Presc:iptions can be filUd at all hours, with great care. All of which articles will be sold for cash at Louisville prices, or exchanged for Genseug, Flaxseed, Feathers or Beeswax. March ?0, 1845. " .' ' . v

PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, GLASSWARE, &C.

W. & C. BELL, wholesaleand retail druggists, CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS. EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.

ISII to call your attention to their extensive and heavy assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Glassware. Chemicals. Surreons Instruments

Patent Medicines, Perfumeries, Window GlasShop Furniture, flee. 4tc which they, offer tor sale very low tor cash or approved ere Jit. 07-A in on gut other articles they offer:

2 Cases Turkey Opium, (new crop)' 2 Bales Honduras Sarsaparilla, 200 Mats Cassia, ., 2 Cases Aloes, 2 Bales link Root (Roots,)' 5 do Boitte and Vial Corks, (Velvet) 200 Packages Vials, Bottles, ic. 15 Castas English Epsom .Salts, ; 3 Cases do Refiued Borax, 3 Boxes Castile Soap, 2 do English Culuiued Magnesia, . 1 do do Carb. do in lump, -- 2 Casks Sup. Carb. Soda, 100 OZ. Sulp. and Acetate Morphine,. 200 lbs Pulv. Jalapo, . 100 do Ipecachuana, Brazil, - - . 100 do ' do Cartliageuian, 200 do Rhubarb, ' .-.. I Case Rad Rhubarb.

.16 Carboys Sulphuric Nitric and Muriatic Acics; bite r Lead, at Factory prices; Madder, Freuch and Dutch, in barrels and kegs; Logwood, Fustic and Cam wood ; Indigo, S. F, in cerootis and kegs; Copal, Coach, Japan and Biacv Varniahee; Copperas; Vei etian Red ; Yellow Ochre; Putty ' . Paint Brushes; Smalts; Bronzes; Frostings; Spta Turpeu- . tine, Sec. ic, ' " ' fJ-The. above articles now in Store and warranted of Erst quality. Physicians, Couutry Merchants and otliers visiting our City for the purpose of laying in their supplies, would do

well to give us a call before going elsewhere. All orders by Mail from old and approved customers, will receive every attention. W. &. C. BELL,

January 9, 1845. tf corner ci Main and r trst Streets . .ALEXAWDEtt I,AUGiIOi, WHOLESALE & RETAIL " : GROCERY, IROM NAIL TIN AMD SHEET IRON STC !F. WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE INDIANA. WE beg leave to call the attention of Merchants, Traders and Farmers generally, throughout the Wabash country, Illinois and the Southern portion of Kentucky, to our large and very general stock ol GROCERIES, IRON, NAd.9. TIN PLATE, COPPER, WIRE, AXES, COTTON YARN DOMESTIC MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, which he offers for sale at very reduced prices for Cash or Produce-. The head of the house residing in Pittsburgh, will enable us to be regularly supplied with all articlea in our line. Dealers and country merchants need not travel beyond Evansville for a supply of all articles they may need, and they would consult their interests by giving us a call, as we are determined to to merit a share of public patronage. The businesa will be conducted by JAMES LAUGHLIN, Jr., Feathers, Hides, Tallow, Beeswax, and all kindsof Produce purchased at the highest market price. Evansville, January 23 tf , . - -

CROCKERY WAR EROOM. GRIFFITH & CORBET WOULD call the attention of Country Merchants to their large stock of CROCKERY which they have selected, with great care and at low atts: . ...

They hare just received 20 Assorted Crates of Common "Ware, Packed especially fot them at from $20 to 160 per crate. They have also in store

18000 Setts common Teas; f(Hl Setts printed ieas; 200 " Granite do; lOOO " Edg P''s; 500 " printed Plates; ' 20 dozen edge Dishes;

CAKFESTEE .& - WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN : DRY GOODS SUITS' AK(5 mm( AT m GAPS. &C, &CETArSTILLL, SxAN A , VAIL?-' S7REirrr ABOVE MAIN. MsylSly.

2000 Lbs Sulphur, 3 Bbls Cream Tartar, pulv. (pure) 200 Lbs American Calomel, 50 do English Hyd. Sub. 500 do Refined Camphor, -. . 100 do Gum Myrrh, Turkey. 100 do do do E India, 3 Bales Alexandria Senna, i do E ludia do . . 2 Cnses Refined Ex Liquorice, 1 Bale Cloves,. '. , . 3 Boxes Rochslls Sals, 3 do Tart. Acid, 100 OZ American Quinine, 100 do German do . .' 100 do French do ' 200 do' Carpenter's Precip. Ex. Cinchona 5 Cases Brimstone, '

i doz. Bakera; " " colored Bowles; " white do; " colored Jugs; , . " white do. - rr - msy 15 tfy.