Evansville Journal, Volume 12, Number 49, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 January 1847 — Page 3

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SAtTiLo.The only description we ba?e seen of Saltillo is the following which - we find in a" letter from that city to the . New Orleans Picayune:"

! will give you a few lines descriptive of this place, which is pleasantly situated on an inclined plane at the foot of a very steep bill, of a sufficient height to command a fine view of the town.- Some portions of it are beauf tiful, the bouses constructed with a good deal 'of taste, particularly those around the main plaza, while jhose "in; the surburbs, 'though well constructed for comfort, have a desolate appearance, being built of son-baked brick. The Cathredal, by far the largest and most magnificent one in this part of Mexico, is yet unfinished. It is too rich for any description of , mine to do justice to. It is divided into two apartments, in each of which is an altar made entirely of silver. Gilt, biass and bronze work, interspersed with images and all sorts of ornaments, covers the entire wall in the rear of the altars. Beautiful oil paintings, statues, and rich carved ornaments of every dezcription decorate the building. There are two cupolas, with nine, bells in each, and the yard in front is decorated with fine cedar trees. The plaza in tro.it is also handsomely arranged with fine trees around it. In the centre is a fountain and reservoir where those living in the vicinity of the plaza get their water, there are two smaller chur ches in town, but 1 have not yet visited them. uur army is very well provided lor iu as comfortable quarters as the city alTurds. ADVERTISING. There is no point of more universal agreement among primer people, remarks one of our exchanges, than the importance of advertising. There are two good and substantial reasons why this unity should exist. First because advertising is the printer man's bread and butter. Second it has made more fortunes than any other one thing, and destroyed none so boih parties are benefitted by it. The bright side is, the vast benefit which flows from it to business men and there is "no really dark side; bccase no one can be injured by the amount spent in advertising, un der any circumstances. It certainly never lessened any man's business, no matter how or what he advertised; and that is more than can be said of any other expense to which he is subjected. Advertising, will always return the cost at least; and judicious advertising, in nine cases out of ten, will make business and a fortune. The Hue way is, not to just dabble in it a little, but to take a good pull expend some hundreds half your store rent, or something like that. .It does more than any stand of business, and will make a stand that was not good before. Don't dabble. You might as well buy a single piece of calico, and expect to trade on it a half a year, or slock up with a pound of sugar and two caudles, and consider your fortune made, and that five or six, lines of , Advertising will briog you custom and business, as a (lerceptibie result. Spend money for advertising to, make money from it, is good docuiue. The time has past, for people to sit quietIp in their stores and trust to circumstances alone to bring them customers. The aspect of business has been entirely changed the old land-marks have been removed, and new channels opened. t People do not now sit quietly and gaze upon the dust gathering around their wares,bul with becoming shrewdnes they place their pens to paper, enumerate their articles, and announce through the advertising columns of some ' widely circulated paper, the quality of their articles, and where they. may be found. Men of small capital, long since discovered this sure road lo wealth, and he who does not follow in their wake, will find himself distanced ;he business completely out of his hand, and his competitors, through the mighty influence and tremendous power of the Press, the wealthiest iu the country. . It is an undeniable fact, that through ad vertising may be seen the sure and speedy way to success the Merchant, the Median ic, the Professional man -every class of the community should keep their names, articles and locations, before the public eye, that .thus, when others may stand in need of articles, they know, without the waste of time and enquiry, exactly where they may be found. Lou.Cour. Commercial. Produce ol alt kinds bears a fair price in the New Orleans market at . present, with an upward tendency. We copy the following quotations from the New Orleans Picayune of the 31st ult, ' Sugar. The market lias been very quiet, and only about 200 hhds, have changed hands, without, however, any decline in prices. 1 . ' Molasses. Some 400 bbls were sold al 25c. ' :" Flock. Parties have been so busy in delivering and receiving yesterday's large sales, that little has been done to-day. We only hear of the sale of 2000 bbls. Ohio in fiat hoats, $4 50 and 1300 bbls. Ohio at same price.- ' . Corn, The same activity which prevailed yesterday has continued to-day, and we hear of the sales of 21,000 sacks, as follows: 11,000 mixed at62ic, 1200 white and yellow at 62lc, 2800 yellow at 65., 2000 sacks at Git a 65c., 7000 white at 6Gc, 1435 in 4 lots at 65c., and 55000 prime while sold last night at 70c. Oats. 4S8 sacks were sold a I 40c. . -Wihski. Small sales at 171 a 18c. " Pork. 476 bbla. old mess Pork were sole GOJjbls. new mess at $ 37s, 13 bbls. new prime at $8 45 and 6 bbls. No. M. O. at $8 624. - - . ' " " Lard. The market is heavy. We hear of the following sales: 178 bbls. and 450 kegs prime al 6lc, 101) bbls. . No. 2 at 6ic, and 6 bbls. at 6c. r - - ; ; Bacon. Demand limited.25 casks sides have been sold at 5c, 10 casks at 4f c, 12 casks shoulders at 2ic, and 10 at 3c. . Tallow.80 bbls. city rendered were sold at 7tc. '--.- WHITE Lead andOil - 100 kegs sup. White Lead pure; : - ; ,,50. - u t No. 1 ; ' -8 casks Linseed Oil, for sale by dec 31,'46-tf. BABCOCK BROTHERS.

-TO CANDIDATES Our terms for announcing the names of candidates for office, are, to subscribers to the Journal $1,00 each, all others $2,00 each invariably in advance. C7We are authorized and requested to an nouuee Thomas M. Archer as a candidate fur the office of Sheriff ol Vanderburgh county, at the ensuing election. Wc are authorized and requested to announce John Greek as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county, at the ensuing election. 0C7 are authorized and requested to announce John Echols as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county, at the ensuing election. ..

YSTEKS! OYSTERS!! Just receiv ed a fresh supply, in whole and half Cans packed in Ice direct from Wheeling and for sale by Jan 61 1. C.M.GRIFFITH. W 1ST OF LETTERS remaining in ihe JLi Post Office at Evansville Iudiana ou the first day of January, 1847. Meni John McCullough Thomas MiClellBH Jacob F 2 Morris C V , N.-. Neal Louis Neale Luis O Oldsbery George Orin James P Price Frances Mrs Philips Robert E Patker F Mason B Perry H C Parker Silas Puh Daniel Armstrong Stephen Aylesworth Rutua B Been Marth - , Bronuugh Doctor . Boling WW Bond snd Calwell Briant John Basket! Thomas Bizler John Bosel John Byrne James P 2 Browning S3 Buriis Edward Bennett Morris C Collins John Clark Msrgann Clark George R Crane James CromlineM Coats John Colier Jerome Cody Barney Connels Jane Mrs Coopor Joshua P Cowk Sylvester Clements Lyman W 2 Collins James R 2 D Dale D R 2 - - Disney Geo Grannille R Robertson Berry P 1 John C Roberisou Robarda Elias Robb John Q A Robinson B J ' Reed Irwin M Rothschild J A Rockeit George Razer Jacob RoarkPeierO ' S Sputrier EP Co 7 Seeman Arreta Mrs Statifield America Miss Sohenk Franz liand Charles Stevens Joseph Doughty Geo. N Cupt SSimpson Frances Miss Doughorty Franklin Storton Joseph Uoud John (tanner Sullivan Frederick W Stoner John - ' Sproung Stephen Samuels Abraham E Elliott L C Epperson Albert F . ' Smith Sarah Ellen Miss Franlin William Fitc.i Edwin Slaytou John or) Sam'I slayton Smith Richard C Smirh RC Satyers William T Thompson G M Taylor Lital Thornton James Jr Taylor T J Tilley Francis Fairchilz Rachael Mrs Faught Sanford 2 Foibre C L Fisher Joeu T and John W Kirkbrtde French Henry S G Glover Mary Mrs Gibbons Israel Greshain Charles D Thorn N B Mrs care of Gardiner Bcnj. Gainer Mathew or ) Mrs Williams Teel B V Dr. Wilson Saml McK Willson John W Wilson Morrison Hosh) Herald S II Heightsman Antony Haven Hezekiah " Hawkins Margaret Hazard H Hoffman Philip . Mailman William Hullman William Hatteir Mathew .1 Jarrett Susnn Mrs Johnson William " Johnston William K Knowlea Franklin Kunson John Kirkpatrick Lueinda Wilkins Sarah Mrs ' Winter John Wool fa Elias , : Wright Joseph Ward Ann Miss German Letters. Aebin John --. -Andrew L Assink II Bultmsn A Benemoier F Boerner J Brookmole W Eglen John Lzsham K E Knigbt Elizabeth H raissFisher George Kain John Gezrvetz F W King Eugene (widow! of John M Kink) Kirkpatrick Samuel L Lindsay B G Luce Abuer Lee Thomas Loveless Mary Mrs. Laey Samuel 2 M ' Magregor Jane Mrs McDonald J S Mathers Francis Maddux J W . Mood Conrad Mervin James Milbura Thos M'Crady W Moyers Jacob Mitchell John W Gzuanermier D 11 uber George Haun Ch'r Haas Anton Kurz Phillip Lechner Elizabeth Marshall C Miller Valentine Noes Frederick .- Ostheimer George PendalChr . Poztegies S Kutgzrink John Rudolf M N Scheit Phillip Tehking 11 Titasding John E Whade E D Vol f M Volker John M'KonUin Charles A Ptrsons callinf for any of ihe foregoing Letters will please as y iney are Advertsed. B. F. DUPUY, P. M. jan. 7. 1847-3t. State or Indiana,) Vanderburgh County sg.) Vanderburgh Circuit Court, In vacation, Jan uary 4th 1847 Ann Lorich vs. Petition for Divorce. Christian Loricli rich) - ND now at this time ti wit January 4th . 1847, the plaintiff in above entitled cause hied in the ofhee ot t he Clerk of the Vander burgh Circuit Court, her Petition for Divorce, against tne above named Uelende nt, and also the affidavit of a disinterested person, by which it appears tnat the aoove Christian l.orieh is not at this time a resident of the Stale of Indana Therefore, nonce is ' hereby given to the above named Christian Lorich, that unless he shall persona Ily be and appear here on or before the calling of this cause at the next term of said court to be held at the court house in Evansville, on the fourth Monday in March next, and plead, answer or demur to said Peti tion, the same will be beard and determined in his absence. Attest.' SAM'L. T, JENKINS, Clerk Jan. 7, !847-3t p f. $2 50. State of Indiana, War sick Count , ss. Warrick Circuit Court, iu vacation January 4tn 1040. Ju'iies Lyon V Thomas 01' Shaw, and I la Chancery Erahne bliaw, his wile. J , A1 ND naw at ibis time, to-wit: January the 4th 1847, the complainant in the above en titled cause filed his certain bill of complaint in Hie othce o! the clerk, of the Warrick circuit court against the above named defendant, and alsj the affidavit ol a disinterested and competent witness, that said Thomas Ogg Shaw and Evalin Shaw are both non-residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore, hereby given, to the above named defendenls that unless they appear and plead to, answer or demur to the complainant's said bill of complaint, on or before the calling of this cause at the next term ot said court to be held at the court house in Boonville, on the third Monday iu April next the matters and things therein contained will be as to them taken as confessed and decreed accordingly. J, WAITE B. MOORE, Clerk C. C.

jan. 7, l847-3t-p. f. 50.

I o Tfl lVun sTC STAT.PKsi Rnv Mare

from the subscriber, living' in German Township. Vanderburgh. County, two years old lastsprine. Said mare was missed about the 26ih day of June 1846, and was marked with a black mane and tail and black leet, was 01 good form and size . I will give six dollars for the retnrn of said mare, or will sufficiently satisfy,-for any information that will lead to her recovery., . '-..-. . .MICHAEL GROFF. jan. 7, IS47-3U ' - . TfSJ OTICE. Sealed proposals will be receivL ed on the fifteenth day January, 1847, by the Board of Commissioners of the county of Vanderhurgh, for building a Bridge over Pigeon Creek, at or near Linxwiler's Ferry. Said bridge is to be 011 the plan of the central Pigeon bridge, a plan of which bridge can be seen in the office of the county Auditor. J "4 - By Order of the Board, dee 3l-3t. WM. 11. W ALKER; A. V. C. C. McHUGH, Fashionable Tailor. Water st., opposite the Steam Boat Landihs. dec31-ly. EVANSVILLE, IA. State of Indiana, I Vanderburgh County Ss. - Vanderburgh Circuit Court in Vacation December, 30, 1846. Thomas Wilson, VS. Barney Royston and Con stance S. Royston, his wife, Mary Ann Hall, Helen Hazard, daugh ter of William G. Hazard, deceased, Helen Hazard, widow of William ' In Chancery, G, Hazard, deceased and .ilichaelO Conner and James Swan executor, of John Pye, deceased, and John E. Pye, John S Oauiisn and Harriet Oatman his wile and Thos. McKuight and Emily McKnight. bis wife. A til) uow at this time, to wit: December 30th. 1846, the complainant in the above entitled cause hied in the office of the Clerk of the Vanderhurgh Circuit Court, his certain bill of complaint agaiust the above named defendants and alau the affidavit of a disinterested person, this day filed in the Clerk's office aforesaid, by which it appears that Mary Ann Hal, Helen Hazard, daughter of William G. Hszard, deceased, Ileleu Hazard, widow of William G. Hazard, deceased, and Michael O. Conner, James Swan,. John E. Pye. John 5. Oatman, Harriet Oatman, Thomas McKnight and Emily McKnight are all nm rcsi-deuis of the State of Indian. Therefore notice is hereby given to the dee fendauts last above named, that ui.less they appearand plead 10, answer, or demur to the coinplainautBsaid bill of complaint, on or before the calling of this cause at the next term of this oourt, to be held at the court house in Evansville on the fourth Monday in March next, the matters and ih'ngs therein contained, will be as 10 them, laken as confessed and decreed accordingly! SAMUEL T. JENKINS. dec 3i-p. f. $5-3t. (ch'ge C. B.) Clerk. State of Indiana,) Vani ekburgh Col-ntv, SS.S . . Van deibcrgh Probate Court, ill vacation December 21, 1646. Samuel Orr, administrate r of" . the tsiale ol Alexander Mc: Donell, late ol Vanderburgh County, Indiana, deceased. - . VS. Petition to sell Hugh McDonell, James Mc-f real estate Donell, Eliza MvDonetl, Miry McDonell, Mary Dalzell, Dalrell.her husband, Jane Patten and John Patten her husband, j AUK said Samuel Orr having filed his me morial suggestinir the iusuiBciency of tne personal estate of the deceased to pay his debts. and praying an order of this court lor the sale of the real estate, and it appearing from an af fidavit this day hied in the othce ot the Clerk ol said Probate Court, that all of the above named defendants are 11 on residents of the Stats of In diana. Notice is therefore given to the above named defendants that utiles they appear n.i show cause to the satisfaction ol the court, w hy sani real estate should not be sold, on or belore the call ing of this cause at the next term ol said court to be held at the court house in Evansville on the second Monday in February next. The said real estate will be ordered to be sold and made assets for the discharge of the said debts outstanding against said estate. SAM'L. 1 J li.9, CI k. dec. 3l-p f $3-3t. Regular Packet. The enirel new and splendid steamer COURIER, Culver, Mater,wi!l leave Evansville 'fur Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 o'clock,?. M . Passengers snd shippers may depend upon her continuing in the trade, and observing the ut most punctuality. dec 31, '46-tt. Regular Louisville, Evans viile, Henderson, and Shawuectown Packet. The liaht draught stesmer, TOM M METCALFR, having excellent rej;ulftr trips twice a week between Lousville and Shawneetown, slopping at all the intermediate Landings. - Leaves Louisville Tuesday's and Friday's at 3 t 'clock P. M.. arrives at Evansvillaon Wednesday's and Saturday's at II o'clock A.M. Friday's trips tor Shanretown. Dec. 10, 1 846-if. NEW BAKERY. Main St., next door to T. J. Lamb. THE SUBSCRIBER begs lecve to iiilorm the citizens of Evansville and vicinity, that he has just opened a new Bakery on Main Strset, and will keep regular supply of fresh bresd, crackers, cakes of all kinds, rusk, and every thing in his line, of very superior quality. From his long experience in the business he feels confident of giving sat isfaction to all who may favor him with their orders, and he solicits a share of public putronage. " Fresh bread every morning.-Parties and familteseupplied at short notice- and on reasonable terns with all kinds of bakery." NICHOLAS FIX. Nov. 19, 1846-tl3mo. NEW STORE. MORGAN & DUNN. Wnolesle and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Hardware, Ac. Maw Street, sext door to Bemekt k Viele's Kvahsvillc, Indiana. fgMIIE subscribers have on hand and will be jL constantly receiving from the New York market a general assortment of Dry Goods suited the wants and tastes of their fellow citizens which they offer at wholesale and retail, together with Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets. Hard ware, ice., all of which they will sell at prices corresponding with the times and season, and they confidently trust by assiduous attention, to business with a determinalion lo make their store a repository of articles useful,' needful, and beautiful, they shall receive a full share ol the public patronage. MORGAN & DUNN. Evansville, Dee. 10, 1846-tf. ew York, Cincinnati and New Orleans Exchange" sight Exchange on New York, Cincinnati and New Orleans, lor ale in sums to suit, by . BABCOCK BROTER3, Noa. 13 & 14 Water St. Evansville, Dec. 10-3mo.

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DR. ROQER'S COMPOUND SYRUP ... ..- - OF LIVERWORT AND Tit A. A- aalo and certain cure for Consumption of the Langs, Spitting of. Blood, Couglia, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the side, Brouchitis, Whooping Cough and all Pulmonary Afflictions. It is unnecessary to describe the properties of the ingredients of a medicine so well known nut only by medical men, but to the most common persons. The celebrated Dr. Buchan of England, has employed' them successfully for years. Dr. Crichton an eminent ; Physician of Petersburg!), highly .: recommends a treatment in which they are principally employed. They are the remedies-employed by the celebrated Dr Cooper, who during 12 years extensive practice in Consumption and Pulmonary diseases did not lose one single patient, os may be' seen by relerence to a statement to that effect published by him a short lime since. If the simple articles in their crude state are so powerful and efficacious, how much more valuable must they not be when chemically concentrated and combined. We might go on and refer to hundreds of the first physicians and quote numerous authors, on this subject, but deem it superfluone, in speaking of a medicine so well known, and so generally admitted to be without sr.- equal in the cure of the above diseases. But we will aitnch a few out .of the vaal number of certificates from well knowu citizens of the highest standing in society. 7-Hear what ihe celebrated Dr. Richards says a Phyiciun of more than 30 years standing. To 'nil whom it may concern, I make the fol

lowing statement: Conscious that it may ap pear unprolessionsl it is only from a perfect couviction and thorough knowledge of the essential benefit and scientific origin of the preparation spoken of, that I feel constrained, from a sense of duty to comply with the request ot the proprietor. . The patient, Mr. Charles Wade, sixth street Market Space, whom 1 allowed to try the effect of the medicine, (hut which I would have done under no consideration, whatever, had 1 not seen a copy of the receipt from which the medicine is prepared, obtained from the agent, and which I am satisfied is authentic,) was quite low with the early stages of pulmonary consumption, for which 1 had been treating in the usual manner though with le88lhs.11 my usual success; at his earnest request, and thatof his friends, I examined the receipt, and was sufficiently satisfied of its scientific composition to allow the trial and 1 am obliged to confess its etiect was at least surprising, inasmuch that after the consumption of the second bottle my professional visits were discontinued, though 1 frequently saw my pa. tient afterwards, restored to perfect health. The preparation is called "Dr. Rogers' Compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar," and from the examination of the receipt, and the sue cess in my own experiment, I do conscientiously re. commend it as a useful and valuable medicine, and I should urge my brother practititioners to procure the receipt, as I feci convinced they will agree with me as to its excellence, and will adopt it into their practice, as I shall most eertainly do, believing it to be a most valuable aid in pulmonary cases that baffle the ordinary mode of treatment. W. J. RICHARDS. M. D. Cincinnati, oct. I, I8it. 8-ff8 8 S 8 8 S .8 8 Despair not for thee Is hope for the dying. CERTIFICATES.; This . is to cenify . that some months since 1 was taken with a pain in my side and breast; I called in the aid of several Physicians, but they failed to give me any relief and lor the space of one'year I grew rapidly worse. In addition to this, I was attaked with a violent cough; although an excellent physician lived in the same house, and used the greatest exertion aud paid the strictest attention 11 baffled all his skill two others were called i n one of which was an aged and skilllui physician, but all their efforts proved alike unavailing. Al last, a physician who was attending a camp meeting in the neighborhood, came to see me, and declared that I could not last more than one day longer; also, all of the vast number who came to see me believed that a few days at most must end my earthly career. My friends were now called in to see me die but my brother at this crisis (hearing of the astonishing cures performed by Dr. Rogers' Compound Syrup ot Liverwort and Tar.) went to ChiUicothe and back, a distance of 60 miles in 13 hours, to get some of the above medicine; 1 couuneuced. taking it, and strange to tell, before 1 had used half a bottle the cough was entirely cured; from this lime I recovered rapidly, and when I had veed two bottles, I was able 10 assume my family vocations us usual. 1 am tully satisfied that if it had not been lor this sxct lleut mediciue I wou'd now be in my grave, and must in Justice say N. B, Those who are afflicted with diseased Lnngs, will do well to consider cam ly whether their condition is more hopeless than was that of Alts. Rowo of Staunton, or of Mrs. Cbilds ol Cincinnati, Ohio.. . . If there are any who still doubt the Great Virtues of this medicine, please call at the agents and get a pamphlol containing numorous Certili -cates of astonishing cures, of the first and most respectable citizens, . A. L. Scovill (wholesnle agent for the west and south.) South-east corner of filth and Mace Streets Cincinnati. For sale by William Woolsey, Evansville Indiana, dec. 31, 1846-ly. that I truly return my sincere thanks to the inventor of tliis priceless medicine, and would recommend all persons alrlicted with diseased lungs to give it a trial. HARRIET ROVVE. We the undersigned, do certify that account of Airs. Rowe is correct, we being personally acquainted with all ihe circumstances. P. P. Johnson. Thomas Craig, Parter D, Matthews, Joseph Evans. Staunton, Oiiio, Feb.7, I84G. ... WHOLESALE -. . ' -Mammoth Stock of Fall & Winter DRY GOODS. J II. MAG II EG, &. Co., have now in store and a re daily receiving a splendid stock of Dry Goods, consisting in part of 2000 Woollen and C-iten Shawls. . 500 doz. Woollen Comforts. 1500 pieces new style Prints. 100 " Kersey?. 150 ' Kentucky Jeans. 100 " Alpacca Lusters.. 100 " Saitinets and Cassimeres. 60 ' Blue. Black, &. Brown Cloths. 150 Red Flannels. 75 ' Fancy Vestings. 50 Bales 4-4 Brown Sheetings, Together with a large stock of Velvets, Serges, Paddings, Sewings, Buttons, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Combs, Handkerchiefs, Pins, Needles, Laces, Silks, and everything

else wanted by country Merchants. ALSO, 200 Csses Boots & Shoes, 100 " Fur & Russia Hats. 500 Doz. Men's & Boy's Furi Cloih Caps, besides a good slock of Hardware, Queensware, Upper & Sole Leather, ALSO. A spendid stock of Ingrain and Venetian Carpelings. They will sell at unprestdented low prices at Wholesale, with the Tariff all knocked off. Main street, Evansville, la. -Nov. 4, 1846 40tf, , dissolution of Co-Partnership. MJr Netice is hereby given, that the co-partnership heretofore existing between John H. Birth and Amasa Woodworth, under the firm of Birth and Woodworth is dissolved. All persons indebted to said firm, are cautioned against maktug payment to ssid Birth, until the partnership concenrsare settled, and also against purchasing aton e or stoue work belonging to the firm now on hand. . ' ; AMASA WOODWORTH.

For the'' cure of Hepatites or Liver Coni . . ' . . c. rr.-J 1-7

plaint, uyspevsxa ana oick nesa -acuc. SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER. P. in i i. riirht . Bid, under the. edfi'e Ol me -ribs, increased on pressure; Bomefirnes the patn is in the left side, sometimes the pain is felt un1 .1 1 I J LI. J. rAn..nT.. .vlAnila'tll aer tne snouiuer uiaue,.u iiciucuujr cah.hu. -the top of the sboulderand is sometimes mista ken for the rheumatism in the right arm, The .r..nuU ofT.-ioft wiih Inaa nf onnetile And sickness; the bowels, in general are costive, sometimes alternating with lax, the head is troubled with pain accompanied with a dull. heavy sensation in me dick pnn. ui" ..itll. - .n.iul.ralila Inaa nf mpmorv. SceomSlL I .11 T B. fcJIHIUll"iu - J . nied with a painful sensation of haing left undone something wnicn ougni to nave uccu uunc. frl, i a anmniimfiB an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility . . r ill. r u - 1 : ne is easily startteu, ms leei are emu ui m mug nnt Iia onmnlnina nf a nripUlv sensation of the skin ; his spirits are low ; and although he is eat- . . i . r . ',1.-1 c:i.i.: isneu that exercise wouio oe oeiieucini u nun. yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrutts " every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease Lnt ..a.ikix neiMirrflH whprfl few of them ex isted, yet examination of the tody after death . 1 . 1 1 - . : ....... nas shown tne uver to uave uceu ciicuoiveij deranged. . . ' . . ' CERTIFICATES. This is to certify that I have been afflicted for six years with the Liver Complaint, and applied to different physicians, obtaining tempora ry lief. On hearing of Dr. McLane's Liver Pills 1 obtained and used two boxes. I now feel almost fully restored to health the Liver Pills have given me surprising relief. n 4 PIS near P! I tab nrorh . (V7-OBSERVE None are genuine withou. a lac-smue 01 me proprietors signature. Prepared for the proprietor by ( JONATHAN KIDD, & Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists. . No. 60 Wood sUPittsburgb., tt f n n.il.r ilia iti.r. mtv tlA n rt tnieln k be particular and ask for Dr. McLane's Liver fills. I dec 31 1 For sale by W. &. C. BELL, at their new brick store. Main street, Evansville, Indiana. . DR. McLANE'S AntcJleanWerm Specific, Promptly expels worms to an almost incredible number. ra 10 substantiate the above fact many hundred Ji . of testimonials could be adduced, out of which the following are selected, from individ uals of standing and veracity. Indeed, it is alfirmed that each new trial of the powers of this remedy will have an additional tendency to wiuen ami connrm us tame, anu mat 11 11 were universally known and diffused over the United States, it would not save less than many hundreds, if not thousands of lives annually, CERTIFICATES. This ia tocertily that I purchased from Holmes & Kidd a vial of Dr. M'Lane's American Worm Specific, and gave two doses to a boy of mine about three years of age. He passed fully half a pint of worms. The quantity wat sa large I was really alarmed, and called in several of my neighbors to see them. Had this story been related to me, I could not have credited it, without "being an eye-witness to, the same. My child's health improved much after. SAM'L MORRISON. Merchant Tailor, Wood st., Pittbsurgh. Some two months ago I purchased a vial of Dr. McLane's Ameriran Worm Specific. I gave a boy of ftitoe most of a vial; be passed forty very . large worms. From that time his health improved very much. I had tried two oilier Vermifuges to no purpose, 1 believe Dr. M'Lane's the best article before the public. D.CALHOUN. Mifflin township, Alleghany county. - HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY. -From a regular physician, Dr. U.S. Smith, Sunfish, Ohio. Mr. J. Kidd Dear Sir: I have need in my practice Dr. M'Lane's Worm Specific, and have often witnessed its efficacy in expelling worms from the system. A patient of mine, a short time ago, gave a vial of the Worm Specific to a child; in a short time upwards of sixty-five worms were expelled. DR. M'LANE'S WORM SPECIFIC A' child of mine passed one-third of a pint of worms with one vial of Dr. McLane's Worm Specific. It is iruely a surprising medicine. , T. BLACKBORNE, Peebles township. This valuable medicine is sold by J. KIDD & CO. PARENTS READ THIS. -Dr. McLane's Worm Specific. A few days ago 1 purchased Irom Jonathan Kidd Sc Co, a vial of Dr. McLane's Worm Specific; gave one dose to a child 3 years old ; she passed 18 worms. I must have another vial. The promptness that this medicine possesses in expelling worms from children is truly surprising; a trial o! which will convince any uupre judiced person. D. SHUOM. - Sharpsburgh, Rear Pittsburgh. MEDICAL TESTIMONY. Mr. Jonathan Kidd Sir: This is to certify that I bought two dozen Dr. McLane's Vermifuge of your agent, and used it in my practice ; snd out of the two dozen I di I not hear, in one instance, where there was one failed in having the desired effect, and in every case expelling from 25 to 150 worms. N, B. This statement I Ireely make, that the people may try and know the tfL-ct of this powerful mediciue. feb28 A. p. Coryell, m. d. For eale by V. &. C. BELL, at their new brick store Main street, Evansville, Indiana. House and Lot for saleat Auction "Whereas, Isaac Ablett and Julia Ann hie wife, on the 30th of September, A. D. 1840, executed to me a mortgage uponthe middle one third part of lot No. 140 in the Original Plan of the town 01 bvan'vilie. in ihe County ol Van derburgh and State of Indiana, fronting fifty leet on Walnut street, and extending ol the same width across ssid lot at ri glit angles with said street to secure the payment of 300 00 by the 30th of September - A- D. 1848, with six per centum interest thereon psyable annually. Une ot the conditions ot which mortgage is, lhat if said debt or interest shall not be paid when due, ' I shall have the rigui and full power to sell said mortgaged premise at auction, after giving J(J days notice of the time and place of sate, for the payment of said debt and interest (all of which will appear by reference to said mortgage which is recorded in Book 1 ot the Kecortls ol deeds in the Recor ders office of the county aforesaid at pages 251 and 252) and whereas ihe who.'e of said sum of $300 00 as well as $66 00 ol the interest secured and payable thereon remains unpaid. Therefore for the satisfaction of said debt and interest. I will foreclose said mortgage by selling the said one third part of said lot, which sale will take place 011 the 23d day of January 1847 at ibe Court house door in the tow of Evansville aforesaid, between 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of that day. Terms of sale cash. NATHAN ROWLEY, Mortgagee. By J. G, Jones Att'y. Evansville. 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NOTICEI am just receiving at my store on Water Steeet, below Main, a fine stock of Dry Goods of all kinds, which I pledge my self that they shall be offered for sale at a very small advance on cost. I. wish, my triends artd the public to call and examine the stock and prices before purchasing . elsewhere, , ' J. M. CALDWELL. Nov. IV, 1846-41-14 . , . i '

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VAHMKBCIOH OOUHTl, , . - . Vanderburgh Probate iourt, AD. 1846 . , . r"w-,t The sait court declared the estate of Robert McCullough', deceased, to be probably Insolvent creditors are therefore .required to fne ,their cisims against the estate, lor allowance ill . a:t Probate Court, within ten months from the datehereof, or they will not be entitled 10 payment. ' .:. , IRA P. GRANGER, Adni'r. . dec. 19-3t pre fee $1,75. ',:-, " State rindlaha, ) Speucsr Cochiy, s. - ' John A. Stoteville Adininis- - tratorof th Estate ofFrsnk-I ' iin Stutt-ville deceased. f I !; . ' TS . Petition ol InsolThe creditors of the Estate vency. or said Franklin Stuteville, " ;: y deceased. " " J ' ' ' A T this November term ot the Probata lourt TlL of Spepcer County Indiana, A. D . 1846, said Court declared the Esiale ot Franklin Stuteville, deceosed, to be probably insolvent; creditors, are therefore, required to file their ac-. count against the estate, for allowance, in the said Probate Court, within ten months from the first publication befeof, or they wil. not be entitled t payment, but their claim will be postpoued ii favor, of more deligqueal. credi ,0J8' ; ' JOHN A. STUTEVILLE, AtJmV. Dec., 1 ft, 1846-45-6 wp f $3 50. ' V 17.150 sack prime Rio Coffee re- -.:.! R,.,.lrr Hill, for sale bv uly 2-S. ; STOCK VV ELI & CORBET. NAILS 150 kegs Boston Nsila t assorted sizes 3d m 20d for sJe lew by .,. , jug7. BABCOCK, BR )THERS,Water-st. I iMIE undersigned ba.ve t&s day formed a g - c-Pariiieislsip lor the transaction of a GKNERAL PRODUCE & GROCERY BUSINESS under the style and firm of, Bibcock Brothers.--. 'CH AS. BABCOCK. . ' ' E. S. BABCOCK. Evansville, July 30. ; II. O". BABCOCK, 1 OAF Sttgar-o bbla. Sugar 'St. Jame . . 1 k r Rthuery" a prune articiexi! mere ana, lor sale low by og7: BABCOCK", BROTHER?, Wrer-t. BAGS Prime Kio Coffee received per t learner GUncoe, and for sale by may 21-lf. STOCK W ELL & CORBET. ABASIf FlLOUIlO bbU.Psima Wabash Flour for sale by april 9-tfr ' STOCK WELL & CORBET. 4P1 UNNY BAS. 2000 Cotton atMki fo HJK anle by je4 STOCKWELL k CORBET I FAMILY FLOUIfc-KM bbls, sup. line 1 Wabash flour, for family use, for sale by epr 23 '46-tf. STOCK WELL At CORBET. g UEJEXS-WAKIL 5 erates- aesoMed Queens-ware just received byd?c 31, '46-tf. 1 BABCOCK BROTHERS". glUGAB. 30 hhrfa prime New Orleans Su3 gar, in store and lor eale by . aug,7. BABCOCK BROTH ER3,Warer-f. MANUFACTURED- TOBACCO 25 kees Virginia and other brands of To bacco for eale by iu25 J. Sl W. REILLY. ' E. A. QORBET, ' NOTARr PUBLIC. Office ox Mais street, opposixk thb Bahk. sep U'45-tf. ..: EVANSVILLE, 1A. . " CUAS. I. BATTEL!.. . JQSIt INGLE, JR LAW NOTICE. . . . : BATTKLL & 1SGLE, . . Attorneys at Law ETaiwTIIe la. Office on Firstst. below Main. March 27, 45.-ly. - " C M'HUGH. r. LEMME. McIitJCH'fe LEMMG, Drapers and Tailors. - MAI5 ST., WEXT DOOR TO STOCKWELL tc CORBET, EVANSVILLE, I A. sep!7 '46lyv COXHAD BAKER, . ' THOS.' K. GAHVtS. LAW NOTICE. BAKE11-& GARVIN, Attorneys at Law; Evansville, Ind.- Office in the Court House, Main Street. 3 SO BXS. Prime IB Raisins in i and i boxes, just receiied and for sale by ub7. BABCOCK, BROTIIERS,Water-8t. WHISKEY. 50 bbls. Cincinnati Whiskey in store aud for sale by july30. BABCOCK, BROTHER?, Water St. PIECES Musquilo Nettings just received and tor sale cheap by jane4,-tf, J. H. MAGHEE & CO. AV. & C. ItELE, AVOLESALE AND RETAIL DAT-.EUS In Drugs Medicines Paints, Qil,Sy Dye St tiff's, Glassw are, Window Glass, Jfc Corner of Main a Btt First streets, - dec 17. . EVANSVILLE, JND. . COFFEE-100 Sacks prime Rio Coffee received per "Cincinnati" and for sale . by June 18 STOCKWELL & CORBET5 BBLS. Kanawha Salt, for sale by sp23 STOCKWELL CORBET. MITIIS BEIXOIVS.-U pair Jamaa Peck's celebrated Bellows from 28 to 35 nches, warranted first quality, and at unusual ly low prices june 2a S.ORR. J.T. VAtKER.- - 8.R. HAMILL' WALKER & II AMI EE. , -Attorneys al Counsellors at Liw( WILL practice, .aw tit partnership in the 'Circuit and Probate Courts Of Vsnderderbugh and the noighboring Counties, Iudiana. All business entrusted to tUeir care, will rc-. ceive prompt atiention. Office 011 Third Street," fronting, ihe Pu.blic Square, and opposite the Court House. ; Evansville. April 1st., '46. , ' r7 ENTUCItY JEANS--2 esses just received on consienment, and for sale by the piece only, by the subscriber, who ia agent for the Steubeiiville Jeans Manufactory Com. pany. C. M. GRIFFITH.- . Nov. 5, 1846-tf, " . - 4 DOZ. sup. Cotton Yarr, JL'tFjXJ' vl troiu the Arkwright Facory, jus t received aud for sale by april 9, '46-tf. J. H. M AGHEE it CO. DANIEL MORGAN, Physician and Surreon. ' Office oh First sr., between M Aisr and Stcamose EVANSVILLE, IA: july 5-y-E. T. II. GIBSON, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCIJAXT. xVou 9y South Street, few-York., . Refer to Stockwell 4 Corbet, Evansville, apr 23-tf. Stocrwell & Key wolds, La fayette CORN SIIEEEINO ?IACII1NES.. The person or person rha borrowed w Cornshelling Machines of Joseph Wheeler, Jr. during his lifetime, are requested to returJ them to the undersigned without delay.. . . , ' J A M ES T. W A LKER, Adin'r. dec. l-3t , .... .6 T U$.T r e ivi d din ct In. pi tie 'n'i'Yr JU l'mts ol rapeiior Eigluh rrrsd Clolli hich will be stld at a Very small advance o cost, . , , n. ' M. W. FOSTER.! Evanisville, Dec. 10-1846-tf. . J

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