Evansville Journal, Volume 11, Number 40, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 September 1845 — Page 3
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Origin of Distinguished Persons. Under ihia title, says the Journal du Havre, the Morning Post publishes an historical account of the social condition of the notabilities vi all times, with this epigraph, "truth is stranger than fiction.,, Moses was a shepherd; Noah, a farmer; Confucius, a carpenter; Mohamet the Prophet, a dotikey "driver; Aleliemet AH a barber; the actual Emperor of Morocco, a second-hand dealer; Bernadoite, tin: late King of Sweeden, was a surgeon iu the gairison of Martineau, at the time of the invasion of the BritislijMis. Betnadotte, a washerwoman in Paris; Nupoleou, who came from an obscure Corsican family, was only a Major in the French army, when he married Josephine, the daughter of a tobacco dealer, and a. Creole of Mirtinico; Franklin was a
printer; President Boyer, a mulatto limber; President Tyler, a Ciptuin of Militia; Oliver Cromwell, a brewer; President Folk, an innkeeper; the father-in-law to Isabella, the Queen of Spain, husband to Christiana, and fiiher-ia-law to the King of Naples, was formerly a coffee-house waiter; General Esptrtero, was a sexton; King Christopiie ol Il-tyti a stive in the island of 51. Kilts; the actual President of Jlayti, was equally a slave; BjIivar, a druggist; General Paez, a herdsman; Vasco de Gami, a common sailor; Christophe Colomb, a sailor also ; Louis Philippe, a schoolmaster in Switzerland, Boston and Havana; Catheriue, the Empress of Russia, was a sutler in a regiment; the actual Governor of the island of Madeira, was a tailor; and the actutual Minister of Fiuances in Portugal, was only a wine merchant in Maderia. At this time, Spain and Portugal, recken a good number of Dukes, Marqueses, Counts, Viscounts, and Barons, formeily cooks, tailors, LarberSjCobblers, street-sweepers, and mulattoes. This goes to show that individuals who left the lowest ranks of society, have arrived to the highest degrees of honor, power and fortune, and have monopolized thrones, crowns and altars. Was Brutus, be lore lie became Brutus, anything else but a Brute; A SNAKE STORY. A friend has sent us the particulars of a snake story, which has in it considerable of the marvellous. As a flaiboat man and his son were recently descending the Tallahatchie iu their flat, they discovered, near Locopulis landing a large rattlesnake essaying to cross the river. Tiiay got the "varmint" alive, and contrived to put him into a temporary cage, with apertures iu it, though which father and son could look ou and admire the windings and ringligs of his snake ship. Shortly after having confined the snake, they cought a ground mole, an animal about the size of a .mouse, which has habitation and travels under ground. To test the veracity of the snake and to experiment upon Lissociabiliaty at the same time, they t burst the mole into his quarters. As Mons. Adrian, the conjurer, used to say when he would make the gold watch disappear from , the sight of his audience,it might be said of the mole 'By gar, he wa3 here ho was not here he was not any place V The fact was ne no sooner came wittim tne innuence of the jaws of the rattlesnake, than, rattli ng his tail with delight, he gulphed him down whole! The Hoosier fatiier said it was a "shabby trick to swallow the mole, without even a cheiu1 on him! he'd be cussed, if he'd treat his tobacco that mean!" The son laconically remaked ''Sarved him right." But while they were disputing about the justice of the set, the mole was not idle lie was littely boreing of scratching his Way through the snakes belly, which iu good time he accomplished, and bolted out, as if unconscious of having pet formed a feat ol some consequence. But again the snake took him in, and again he made his way out as betoro! A third time t'te strike swallowed him, and a third time did he eifect his liberation, at least from the ch.se quarters which he must have had in the sn ike's inner apartments. The swike, from the operations performed on his sides, became exhausted; and as refinement tias modernized the verb '"to die," he actually ''deceased.11 The Hoosieis, both father and son, swore, or at least affirmed, that the mole was a crii lerof the best grit they h id ever seen, and would, when they got borne, run him at the ."bar." If nothing else, there is a moral to this story; for it proves the truth of the old saw. that the "battle ts not always to the sirou.' .since here we see that mole not only scotched the snake but killed it. N. O. Pic. DIAMONDS OF BRAZIL A letter of July 31st from Pernamhuco says: 'Ju B thia business seems more healihy than at any other point of the coast. The diamoud mines in that vicinity prove very productive, and lrgj sums of money flaw hither in exchange for Miese gems; they are situated 00 leagues from the city, and some 30,000 people have formed a settlement there. A disturbance took place recently in which some Portuguese have been kilied, and the otiier foreigners driven from, the neighborhood by the Brazilians. The occupants of these mines are too numerous to be dispossessed by Government, who haying neglected the matter too loug, can - now get neither daty nor jewels. Over 100,000 worth of diamonds are said to have been sent to Europe by the last British packet, and if .this rate of production continues, the article will soon be cheap." OrThe Democratic papers declare that the election of Robert Dd Owen to Congress, is the greatest blessing that has ever been conferred on the western country. We look upon that event in any other light. We consider it a black and ir.fiunous curse to any community, to be represented in an honorable and important assembly, by such a loathing, abominable and outrageously infamous politician.What a curiosity is locofoco consistency and honesty. Last summer these same honest chaps, deoounced Mr. Clay as a black leg, Sabbath breaker and indeed (or all the villains imaginable entirely too immoral to be-President of this Republic or to told office in a civilized government, and now they consider the election of a man who advocates and preaches up doctrines, infamous and revol ting to every idea ot rennement ana civiiiza tion,as a blessing. But djnoency is pro
gressive. Kcntuckiat.
llfrtSTAItn, Clover,1 and Timothy Seeds 1?JL WA.VTKD Also, Giiising. Beeswax and tVtt i ii ers cash will be paid a I the New Drug Store, Maiu street, in Evansville. eep25-tl WJI. M. WOOLS EY.
FOR SALE. , W ISH f sell the Frame Store Room situatA on Maui stteel, one door Irom Second sireet. and opposite J. N. Kirkendall's Law Office.The ground which is leased subject to a rein ol 25,U0 per annum, and haviag five years and up warns iu run. The house ha two good rooms mi the second floor, and a cellar- It 1 am not aitle to sell the building and lease by the 25ih October, the same will be offered for rent. laquire mi the premises of sep 25 3i. FRANCES LINCK, Sr. NOTICE. rpJHE undersigned iil attend in his Office. H ou First street, from the hours of nine o'clock in the morirng until one o'clock I'. M . and Irom two o'clock 1'. M. until five t. M., troin this dale toOciooer 1 8th, Itj-iH, lor the purpose ol receiving tue Corporation tax lor the town, ol EvmiBvilie lor the year 1845, and likewise the delinquencies tor 1843 and 1844. scpi26-3t. GEO W. Ai MoKY, Collector. Election of Bank Directors. AMW.TtMi ol the Stockholders of tlte Evansville Branch of the State Bank ol Inuiniia will take pi ice on Monday the 3rd day ol November next, at the Bunking Office in Evauaville, between the hours ol. one and iour o'clock, P. M. for the purpose of electing eight Director tor the ensuing yeir. aep 25-4t JOHN DOUGLASS, Cashier. STATE OF INDIANA,) s5 ........ Sfkncek County. J ' .. BE it remembred that at a . Probate . ' Court held for the county aforesaid on . ' the twelih'day of August, A D 1845 Present the Houorable Reziji Wear, Probate Judge in the matters and thing in the estate of Mathias Snyder, deceased Pennon to sell Real Estate. ; N motion ol Isaac Meare, Administrator ol the estate Ma Unas Suyder, late of Spencer county, it is ordered that Joseph bnyder and William Snyder, tatar.t heirs of Matliiai Snyder deceased, be and appear here at the next term ot this court, and show cause'ifany they have or can show, why the real estate ot .Matlaas Snyder in administrator's- petition set forth, shall not be nude antti in the bands vt said administrator to pay and discharge the outstanding debts yet unpaid, ami that a copy ol this order ot publication be published in the Evausviile Journal tor three weeks successively. A copy Test. T. P. BR1TTON, Clerk. s. p 2o By W'm. G. THOMAS, D. C. MARSHAL'S SALE. Y virtue ot a writ ot Venditioni Exponas issued out of the Clerk's liice ot the Umt. u rf ut'S Cucuit Court lor the 7tii circuit and. district ol Indiana and to ine directed 1 will offer lor sale at the door of the court house iu the town ot Evansville, county ol Vauderburgli, and state ol Indiana ; on ihe 27th day or Odubcr. 1845, the loliowiug described Real Estate to wn: Lot number 25, and half of lot number 26 adjoining to said lot number 25 in the original plan ot the town t Evausville, with all the ap purten.'iiices thereunto belonging. The rents and profiiis tor seven years will first be off- red lor sale. Taken in execution as th property of Aino-n Clark at tbe suit ol KoOrrt Clfin against tin Amos Clark und Jerome B. Lampneur. Sale between tne liours ot Wa o'clock A. M. and f o'clock P. M. ot said day A. C. FEPPEtt, Marshal for the District of'ln.iiana sep 25 pV i $2 By J P D.tAlvE" Deputy. MARSHAL'S SAi.E. Y virtue t two writs ot venditioni exponas issued nut of (be Clerk's Office ol the United State Circuit Court tor thesaventh cir cuit and district of Indiana, ami to me directed, I will oh' for sale, at tbe door ol the Court House in the Town of Rockport, county of Spencer, mid state ol Indiana, on the 25th day ol October, 1845, the loliowiug described real es tate, to wu 40 acr3 the sotifh-west quarter of the north west quarter, ami 80 acres the east hall ol the uortn-wrst norter,and 80 acres the west half of the north-fast quarter, and 40 acres the northeast quarter of the sooth-west quarter; ail in section niimUr 2, in township number 5, south ol ranae number h west, in said Spencer county. and in the District ot Lands ottered lor sale at Vincennen, Inciiani, with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging. The rents and pruffiis for seven years w ill first be offered for sale. -Ta ken in execution as the property ol William Jones, at the suit of William Spngne, Phillip l illtnghas', and rtrocKhart MatliKwson, and agains: said William Jones, Taoinas P. Uritton, and Joseph Richardson. Sale between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M. and. 6 o'clock, P. At. of said day. - A. C. PEPPER, Marshal for the District of Indiana. sep25p'3f,50. By 3. P. DRAKE, Deputy. WHEN THE BLOOD IS IN AN UNSOUND CONDITION it is os ready'l'or infection, as land ploughed and harrow ed to receive (he allotted grain. Those who are wise will therefore comiiiruce the purification of their blood without delav: ami those who are already - attacked with sickiif ss should do the same. Brandertb's Pll.l.s are an HVctual pnriiyer of the blood, as thou sands ot persons can teaiily who continue to cure iheinst-Ives ol Cotds, Coughs, Headaches. Rhr u niatic A ITVctioris, Liver Complaints, Otistiveness uud the host ol those indications of the body -of tne vioou s Denis; out ot order, simply by perse vertnaly using Braudreth's Vegetable Universal Pills. Females will find iIkmh to secure that state of health -which every mother wishes to enjoy The weak, the feeble, the nervous and lie delicate, are in a few days strengthened by the use ol liKAjVUKlilll'S rit.Lb, and the worst ol complaints are effectual)'-removed by ptrsever ence without the expense of a physician. These pills are sold by DAN I EL WOOLSEY at EvansViile, la., and by Agents in most of the villages in the United iMates. aug 7,'45-t2m$l0. B. BRANDRETILM.D. Administrator's Notice NOTICE is hereby piven that letters of ad' ministration have been granted to the un dersjgned on the estate of Ebeiiezer Hutchinson lato of Vanderburgh county, and Slate of ludi ana, deceased. All those indebted to said es tate are requested to make immediate payment and all having claims against said estate are re quested to present them lor settlement. Said es tate is probably solvent DANIEL HUTCHINSON Admin sep!8, HIRAM NELSON, . J istrat'rs SALT. COO barrels kenh awa salt. No i uuv i0r sate by JOHN SHANKLIN eep tl -it. WHEAT. i-jfl flflft BUSHELS of Wheat Wanted J jJ J yJ The sabscri br will pay FO. Tl t'i'Ji Cviii. For all merchantable Wheat. Evansville.l GRIFFITH & CORBET, Sep. 11, '43-tf.J Main street Flat Boat. AFLAT BOAT 95 by 18 feet wide for sole by sep 11 tt. GRIFFITH & CORBET. Indiana Tonic fills. GRUS ol tins valuable Medicine in store and for sale bv (May 15 it E. P. SPURRIER & CO. Sign ot Golden Mortar, Water street. Paperi "I CC Reams Ames Ruled Foolscap. AVv too do Letter, ruled and unruled n store and for sale by Jin V W. &. C. BELLE
BliACIIfLT WHOLESALE DRY IJ. ll,PEAHli ST HE
ESPECTFULLY announce that they are now receiving a large and generally assorted stock. ol Fall and v inter Goods eompnsing almost every variety of rich and beautilul
st vle oi French,English, German and American uu raucy vtj v,oous, seiertea witn great care from importers and manulacturers and will be soTd as low as they can he obtained Irom the Eastern Jobbers and brought to the West. Havinsr the advantage f a resident partner in the East they will at all times be fully supplied with an extensive stock of the newest and most oestrable patterns. nM. ; at... lr n.uiaiaf in nnrtnf -
PRINTS. New and rich fancy Prints from the manufactories of the Merrimac, Fall River, American Pennypuch Lodi. Woouasquatucket, Thornton .North Adams, Cocbeeo, Cozzens and AllensPrints; being the best assorted stock ever otfered by them in this market and comprisinoperral hundred different patterns. m .... . , . . DOMESTICS. Brown Sheetings, bleached Shirtings andDnllings,Tickings, &c, of different t)i aoers. &.C. -
CLOTHf.atC American, English and French Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, Kerseys, plain ....i ,,nt .',iRi;.it Jpans.T weeds and Flushings, plainaud figured Pilot and Beaver Cloth,
Rob Roy, and Gala Pauls, Pelisse Cloth . printed Flannels and plaid cloaking ot every variety. - DRESS GOODS. Consisting of rich Brocade, Chameleon figured and striped Cashmere De e'eosso, AffahanCapes and Sauna and Silks of new styles audpatterns. Lustres and Bombazines, French and English Worsted and stufTGooda, Silk and Trimmings, American English ....i s..mu r:, ,.!.,.,. V.lpncia. Toilaneite. Cashmere, Silk and Velvet Vestings.
CAMBRICS AND LACE GOODS. Swiss variety of Drawer Goods. ALSO. Hosiery, Gloves and Comforts, Pocket, Neck and Dress Handkerchiefs, Scarls, Shawls and Veils, Satsinetts, Ribbons, Sewings and Thread, Suspenders, mitts. Cords and Stay Laces, Checks, Linens, and colored Mualins, Bonnets, Caps and Hoods, . Piiis.Needls, Buttons and Cords,
Elf WMM&'W ':B&WM G'DS, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWRE, . HATS, CAPS, EONiNETS, &c, &-c, &c. EVANSVILLE, I A. WOULD invite the attention of Country Merchants and traders generally, to one of the largest and best selected stocks ever offered in the West. ' They are continually 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 package to call and examine for themselves before buying elsewhere, JIS THKY l HE UEI'EflMIMED TO PLACE EV.ifiSVILLE UPON JI PAR WITH. CIJhCIXNATI AJSD LOUIS yiLLE. aa reuards the PRICE OF GOODS. We have now in store: -
French and American Cloths; Doeskins and Cassimers; White and Fancy Drills for pants; White and colored Marsailles; Black and fancy Satin Vestings; . Flanntls and Satttnets; Jeans and Tweeds; Summer Cloths; French and tancy Linens; - , Deminsand mixtures; Ticking and Cro. Drillings; Plaid and piani Cottonadea; Ginghams and Lawns; Muslins and Bezarines: Cambrics ami Jaconets; Merinos and Lustres; Bro. and Breached Muplins; - Plain and str'iDetl Linen Costing;
ALSO, a large variety of CARPET'INGS, Ingrain, Venetian, Hemp, and Cotton. eon men t ot SIIOKS:
Men's Miinroa, ('ail Shoes; . , PmiMis; Women's Bootees; " P. gd Welts; " Buskin?; " Call Straped Shoes; Morocco walking shoes;
Together with 10,000 dozen No. 5, 6. 7, COTTON YARNS.
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GRIFFITH & CORBET. OPPOSITE THE BANK, MAIN ST., EVANSVILLE, IND HAVE just received and have now on hand, a large assorment of HARDWARE & CUTLERY, which the offer for sale to country merchants at a small advance on cost. Their stock consists of:
Knives and Forks, v Pocket Knives. , 2, 3 and 4 blades, Scissors ami Shears, . Butcher, Shoe, and Carving Knives, Razors, and Razor straps. Iron, Butt, Parliament and Table Hinges, Handsaw, Millsaw and Bastard Files, Wooo(l8crews and Bedscrews, Chisels, Gonees and plain IroDS, Needles, and Fish Hooks, Angara. Black and Bright, Prrcusaion Caps, Plain & ribbed. Bruania Teaand Coffee Pots, Cut Tacks, Brads and Sparables, Percussion & Flint Gun Locks and Nipples, Gun Barrels and Mounting, Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards, Hors" Brnshes. ' Scrubing, dusting and sweeping brushes. SADBLEIiY Saddler's Silk; ' -' do 3 Cord thread ; Roller, Harness and Bridle Buckles; Terret Pad Hooks and Cock Eyes; Saddle Trees; . "For sale low by
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN DBY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, &C, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, WATER STREET, ABOVE MAIN. rau7-lv l
ROOK BINDER! IN EV ANSVIL.L.E. IHE subscriber begs leave to announce to the citizens ot bvausville and the surroundin" country that he has located htmsell in Evansville in the BOOK BINDERY business He will execute all kinds of binding as neatly and durably, and as cheaply as it can be done in Louisville.' Old works rebound to order and ou short notice, lie requests ol the citizens iheir patronage a trial of his skill and prices. leelmg ssushed of giving entire satofactiou - His shop is on Main street, in the corner building next door below the Clerk's Office and immediately opposite the market House. Evansville.au u 21 . BERNARD SOLBACH. MECHANIC'S TOOIiS. E liaveon hand a full stock ol Mecbab ic's Tools, consisting of Bench Planes; Grooving do; Match do j Sash do; Bred and Moulding Planet; ' Rabbet Planes; Fi listers; Table . do; &c., tee. May 15'45-tfy. GRIFFITH & CORBET. WANTED. BUSHELS ol OATS, foi wblclJ the highest tnnrkt t price will bri paid by lS 14-tfJ J. &. W. Kt.lXL,
& SIMPSON;"GOODS MERCHANTS, 1ST, CINCINNATI, OHIO-,
Lawu, Mull, Book and Jaconett Muslins, Laces Batting, Wadding and Blankets, Marseilles Quilts and Table Covers, . V ith a great variety of articles not ennumerated Persons heretolore in tbe habit of going; Eat for their Dry Goods are particularly requested to call and examine our prices as we feet satisfied that purchases can be made in this market to very great advantage. ; aug 14-$6-2m. 2000 pieces Prints of every variety of price and patent ; Parasols and Sun Shades: Silk and coiti.n Umbrellas; M usque to Bars;. Palm flats colored and white; Florance braid mil Straw Bonnets; . Fancy Willow and Cypress do; Silk and cotton tlandkerchiels; Dress Handkerchiefs and Shawls; Ribbons and Laces; Silk, cotton ami linen Gloves; ' Needles and Puis; Comba and Buttons; Beads and Tapes; Vhitn and colored Hose. Colored and Liueu Thread; Fans. Screens, &c. Ate, &c. With an asLadies Morocco Slippers; Kill do; Gaiter Boots; Boy's Monros; Brogans; Low shoes; Child's Calf do; Morocco do. june 5, 1845-tf. UTLEY i Trace, Fifth, and Halter Chains Log Chains, Wrought Nails, Horse shoe do Shovels and Spades, Hay and manure Forks, Grass, grain, and briar Scythes, Bermtnehatn and American Anvils, Bright and Cotter keyed Vices, Axes. Broad Axes, and Hatchets, Hand, Tennent, Mill, Pit, and Cross Cut Saws. ' Parker &Whtte and Wilson's Coffee Mills, Hoes of all qualities, Straw Knives, Currey combs, Carpenter's Adzes, Nob Locks and Latches. May 15 '45-tly. MAUD WAKE. Bitts and Stirups, Ring Bradoous; Harness mounting; ' do Trimmings; Harness Maker's and Saddlet'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.- . NOTICE. IHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the public generally tha: he will alone continue the business ot the late firm of J. T. LAMB &. CO., at the old stand on Main between First and Second streets, where he will be most happy to wait upon those wh may favor him with a call. He intends keep in? constantly ou hand a general assortuunt ol DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, & PROVISIONS. to sell at the lowest market price for ready pay either in CASH or any kind oi COUiN 1 K Y f KU DUCE. riune26t.l JESSE T. LAMB. EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LEATHER STORE, Br DECKER it KRAMER. rjpUE aubsenbera have the pleasure or an JO. iuuuctug to the surrounding country t" Saddlers, Shoemakers, etc., that they have nov. iu successful operation, a TANNERY, adjoining Evansville under the euperinlendance ol Icuiuueteiii wurJtmen. Irom which they are Conhiiaiiily receiving at their flepot ou Mail, etreei Ii.. i.': . - J c ,1 ll Liii.-lanl I.nalhcr. iiviwceu r irsi anu oriM, .- . such as Sole, Harness, Bridle, Skirting, Coars. Upper, Kip, Call Skins ana L.iuings. Ttiev iia inanuluclure Glue and Curled Hair,Shoemalker' Findings, Lasts, Pegs.Thread and all other articles used bv tne cralt. Thev have also in store and lor sale an assort-J metit ol Groceries Liquors, and Hueensware, if 7;-tr- DECKER & KRAMER.
ROCEBIGS9-X.IQ1701SSr.&C.:
hi larger quantities arid cheaper than can be found in any place in the Western Country. ; BE MEN T & V I E L E,v " HAVE just received a large and well selected assortment of Groceries, Liquors, &e., which they are anxious to dispose of at a VERY SMALL advance on first cost. They solicit a call Irom their friends and the public, and promise in all cases to give entire satisfaction. They have at present in store : " '
450 hags Rio Coffee; 68 hhds Sugar; 20 bbls Loaf do; 55 " Molasses; 20 Sugir House; 30 Mackerel; , 10 i bbls do; 20 " do; 15 i do; 40 Kilts do; 3 half pipes Brandy; 90 dozen Buckets; . . 40 nests Tubs; 15 lo Keelers; 18 Bbls Tanners Oil: 6 do Turpentine; 5 casks Sperm Oil ; 100 box Tin Pjate; -300 pr Trace Chains; 1200 lbs Art. Wire; 1000 sheets Copper; 430 kegs nails; 6 tirces Rice ; ' 20 bbls sweet Malaga Wins; 15 do Madara do; 3 casks Port: 10 chests Tea ; -' 5 bbls Powder Sugar; 15 bans Spice; july 24 '45,-tty.
NEW DMG grOEE, , MAIN ST11EKT, EVAASVILLE INDIAN A , BY WILLIAM M. WOQLSEY, !lHE undersigned is now opening an extensive mil general assortment of Progs, Medicines, J PaiuLx-Oils, V arnishes, Dye-stuffs, Window Glass; Brushes, Fancy Articles, Jtc., &.C., together with all articles usually kept iu Drug Stores; and which wt I he. so'd. whole sale and rjtail at Cincinnati prices. He has on hand BRANDY, PORT &. MEDE1RA WINES, of a superior quality, for Medical purposes. The retailing of .Medicines will be particularly attended to, and regularly labelled, to prevent mistakes. He would respectfully solieit Physician's Prescriptions, assuring them that they may rely upon having them accurately compounded. - . .
I he above Modicmes have been selected with great care by the undersigned, who has been a Practical Apothecary for the last TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, and feels assured that those who may be disposed to patronize him, can rely upon obtaining good articles. .' April 3, '45,-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 Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils, Glass, DyestufTs, Surgical Instruments, Glaziers and Painters Implements, fee And by the arrangement they have made with Eastern Houses, they will be enabled to sell aa low as any ebtablishment ot the kind to the West.
Q-Counrry Merchants would do well to give r . Dl n t. n jmnnliad tmritti ti T n r I i
tjr iiyBiciauo can ur ouppneu njr 11 vt auiviiiv, uo yuuKj ui which is warrant ted, having been selected with great care by a practical physician. fj-Presc iptions eun be filled at all hours, with great care. All of which articles will be sold lor cash at Louisville prices, or exchanged for Genseng, Flaxseed, Feathers or Beeswax. March 20, 1845.
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, GLASSWARE, &a W. & C. BELL, WHOLESALE AD RET AIL DUGGISTS, . CORNER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
ISfl to call your attention to their extensive and heavy assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye-StnrTs, Glassware, Chemicals, Surgeons Instruments
Patent Medicines, Perfumeries, Window Glass Shop Furniture, &c &c. which they otl'e. tor sale vEry low lor cash or approved eredit. QT-Auiuiigst other articles they offer:
2 Cases Turttey Opium (new crop) 2 Bales Honduras bsrsapanlla, 2U0 Mats Cassia, 2 Cases Aloes, " 2 Bales t ink Root (Roots,) 5 do Bottie and Vial Corks, (Velvet) 200 Packages Vials, Bottles, 4c. 15 Casus English Epsom Salts, 3 Cases do Refined Borax, 3 Boxes Castile Soap, 2 do English Calcined Magnesia, t do do Carb. do in lump, 2 Casks Sup. Carb. Soda, 100 OZ. Sulp. and Acetate Morphine, 200 lbs Pulv. Jalapo, 100 do Ipccachuana. Brazil, 100 do do Carthogenian, SOU do Rhubarb, 1 Case Rao Rhubarb. 16 Carbovs Sulphuric Nttric
Lead, at Factory prices; Madder, Freuch and Dutch, i t barrels and kegs; Logwood, Fustic and Camwood ; ludigo S.F. in ceroons aud kegs; Copal, Coach, Japan and Blacv Varnishes; Copperas; Venetian Rtd; Ycl'ow Ochre; Putty -. Paint Brushes; Smalts; Brouzes; Frostings; Spts Turpentine, tiC. OiC. ' . " m (tt-The above"articlee now in Store and warranted of first quality. Physicians, Country Merchants and others visiting our City tor the purpose of laying in their supplies, would do. well to give us a call belore going elsewhere. All orders by Mail Irom old and approved customers, will receive every attention. V. & C. BELL, January 9, 1845. tt " Comer ol Main and First Street. ' WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERY IHOH HAIL, TIN AMD HEET IBOH STOB T. WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE INDIANA wtptte bn lenv to call the attention of Merchants, Traders and Farmers centrally, through-
W OUt tne. V HflUBII CCUIItl T iiiiifio tiiiu i'ic k Wtilliriii Riiitii F la. riniii B.y " visi iuKv and very treneral stock ol OROCERITS, IRON, N.All S. TIN PLATE, COPPER, WIRE, AXES, COTTON YARN DOMESTIC M ANUFACTURED ARTICLES, which be offers for sale at very reduced prices for Cash or Produce. The 4ied of the house residing in Pittsburgh, will enable us to be rrgiilariy supplied with all articles in unr line. Dealers and country merchants need not travel beyond Evansville lor a supply of all articles they may need, and they would consult their interests by giving us a ca'l, ns we are determined to to merit a share of public patronage. The busiiiexa will be conducted by JAMES LAUGHLIN, Jr., Feathers, Hides, Tallow, Beeswax, and all kinds of Produce purchased at the highest mtr-
ket price. . Evansville, January 23-tf
CROCKERY WAR E F C(tV. 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 bus: '..'""
They lave just receiied 20 Assorted Crates of Ccminon Ware, Packed especially for them at Irom $20 to ISO per crate. They have also in store
18000 Setts common Teas; OOO Setts printeo ieaa; 20O 44 Granite do; 100O 44 Edge plates; 50O 44 printed Plates; 2f rlceen edg Dtshest
47 do Pepper; 30 boxes Sardeens; 100 reams wraping Paper; 75 do Foolscap;
50 do Letter; , 70 doz Mustard ; 12 boxes Tobacco; ' - . 100 boxes 8 bv 10, and 10 by 12 Glass; 100 Bbls Cincinnati Whiskey; 25 do Mononghaela do; 40 tones Rot Iron ; y . 3 do Sheet do; 2 A B Steel; 8 Spring do; 30,000 Art Castings; 300 bags Shot; . . " -40,000 bar Lead; " , 90 bays cotton Yarns; ... 40 boxes Raisins; - 8 casks S.ilaratua; - 30 boxes Soap; ' 50 sett Spungs; . , - 400 bbls Salt; 150 ki gs white Lead; 6 each fi, 12, 1500 Scales; 1 20 boxea counter; do; - ' -0 bbls Cement ; ; . -1000 kegsol Powder, in store and for sale (at the lowest market prires hy BEMENT &, VIELE them a call before purchasing elsewhere. I o t f tlf A A l'. i n A li 11 n r ! I n ...ULt. : . 2000 Lbs Sulphur, , 3 Bbls Creum Tartar, pulv. (purej 200 Lbs American Calomel,3 50 do English Hyd. Sub. 500 do Refined Camphor, ' " . 100 do Gum Myrrh, Turkey, 100 do do do E India, 3 Bales Alexandria Senna,1 do E India - do - 2 Cases Refined Ex Liquorice,. 1 Bale Cloves, 3 Boxes Rochells Sals, 3 do Tart. Acid, . . 100 OZ American Quinine 100 do German do 100 lo French "do 200 do Carpenter's Prectp. Ex. Cinchona, 5 Cases Brimstone, and Muriatic Actus: w mo . - 20 SO so o .10 doa. Bakers; . ' Nappies;. colored Bowies; " white do; colored Jog; " white do. ' msj 15 tfy.