Evansville Journal, Volume 13, Number 1, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 February 1847 — Page 3

CONGRESSIONAL.

By telegraph reported for the Pittsburg Gi Washington, January 27 7 P. M. Ia the Senate, a bill was read from the Judiciary Committee, regulating attachments ia the district courts of the Uuited States. The committee on Public Lands reported a resolution providing for a suspension of sales, of lands at the Dubuque office uutil March. - ' - - - The Treasury note bill was then take up, debated a 'short lime, read by title, and the question having been put, shall the bill pass? it was decided in the affirmative by 42 yeas to 2 nays.' ; The resolution of Mr. Cilley, offered on Monday, that ' the President be requested to withdraw all pur troops now in Mexico to the east bank of the Kio Grande, was then taken up. - Mr. Cilley, in explanation ot his object in offering the resolution, said it was to withdraw the troops out of the Mexican territory in order that they might be throughly re-organized, equipped, and drilled, and he was then for sending them back to invade and effect the entire conquest of Mexico! Mr. Allen disposed of Mr. C.'s tesolution in a summary manner, by moving that it be laid upon the table. 1 The question being put, was carried by the overwhelming majority of 44 yeas to no nays. So the resolution was laid on the table with some merriment at Mr. C.'s expense. Mr. Nile s, from ihe Cotnmittee on PostOffices and Post-Roads, reported a bill making provision for a mail from N. Orleans to the army in Mex'co. - - The bill was discussed for a while, and then laid over. The bill for increasing the Army was then taken up and debated, Mr. Dayton made a speech in favor of having ten regiments of volunteers instead o! regulars. Mr. Cor win then got the floor, and at his request the Senate adjourned.The House of Representatives went into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union, and took up the bill for giving extra pay to the volunteers. The bill was debated by several of the members. The debate on the bill was ended for the time. Mr. King then arose and offered his reso lution ordering medals to be struck for pre sentation 1o the French officers who risked their lives to save the crew of the brig Sutners." The House received and passed it. The bill to increase the pay of the volun teers by giving them $3 per month additional piy in gold and silver, was then called up again and pressed to a vote, and the miio question being ordered, was passed b) a vote of l'l yeas to 18 nays Mr. Davis ottered a resolution inquiring of the President whether the United Slates was row represented to the Mexican Government by ' any resident minister, or oilier diplomatic functionary at the city ot Mexico. The House refused to suspend the rules to receive it. 1 lie annual naval appropriation oil was then taken op and debuted, pending which the Hoiiae adjourned. Washington, Jan. 28, G p,m In the Senate, to-day, Mr. Fairfield, chair man oi the Committee on Naval Afftirs, re ported a bill authorising and making provis ion fur the construction of four iron steam ships for tha navy. , No particular descrip lion of machinery is specified. The bill, increasing the army ten regi ments was then taken up and debated. Mr. Jarnagin concluded his speech on the bill commenced yesierday. Messrs. penton, Dayton, Butler, and Crit tenden followed. . -- Mr. Atchison's amendment was then put to vote and rejected yeas 20, nays 30. Mr. Allen then offered an amendment to the bill, authorising and providing for raising ten thousand additional volunteers to strength en the army in Mexico.' This amendment created a good deal of interest, and was debated at length by a nuin ber of the members, Mr. Allen advocating it but il was finally rejected. A motion was then made by Mr. Badger to strike out the proviso in the bill, that the President should have authority to appoint officers Tor the ten regiments during the re- - cess of Congress., . Tbe motron was agreed to by a vote of 30 to 18, and the section sttuck out. The House of Representatives went into Committee ot the Whole on the naval appro priation bill. ..- . ..- - Mr. Sims made a speech analysing and commenting upon Ihe provisions ot the bill The discussion made no progress. The House was nothing but a scene of turmoil and confusion the entire day. Members at loggerhead disputing about matters having no i e fere nee to the bill, and interrupting each other on the floor. Some sharp words pass ed. - At 5 o'clock, the House was still sitting and doing nothing but deciding points of or der. Ihe prospects of an extra session pretty fair. . IS ?"Jafcef" said an old farmer the other day to one of bis mowers, "do you know how many borns there are in a dilemma?" "No," replied Jake, "but I know how many horns there are in a quart of whiskey." , Aketdotb by Cosset. At the Cork assizes Mr. G. Bennett, canvassing the term "temperrate habits" in a policy of insurance, said "The late Sir Hercules Langrisbe was exceeding fond of drinking, and being ill, Dr. Plunket advised him to drink only a glass of wine in the day. Sir II,' promised to obey; but the doctor called in upon him a day or two after, and seeing his patient little out of order, said to him," I hope you followed put my advice V I did,' replied the other. 'Well,' says the doctor, '1 am anxious to aee the size oi the glass; upon which Sir Hercules brought in a glass which held two quarts'? The doctor then restricted Sir Herculu to a pint of wina in the day, and the folio wingone, having called on his patient, told him to atick to that quantity and it would lengthen his days. I believe you aaid Sir Hercules for yestrrday was the longest day I ever spent

Annual Fire Meetings.

THE members of Neptune Engine L-v and Hose Company; No. I. are hereby notified to meet at their Engine House vii td turd ay evening next at 7 o'clock, fur the purpose of electing officers tor the ensuing year. Feb 4-1 t THE Members of Phce.vix Engin3 and Hose Compant No. 2, are hereby notified to meet at the Court House on Saturday evening next at 7 o'clock, lor the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year. . Feb 4-1 1 Evansville Steam Flour Mills. Wheat, Flour Barrels, Wood, and Coal WANJED. rgFIE subscriber, having by purchase come M. into possession of the above, late the property of N. Rowley, Esq., is prepare.! to pay tbe highest market price lor Wheat, Flour Barrels, Wood and Coal. He assures those having Wheal or Flour Barrels lor sale, a pood market at all times, feh 4 tfj S. G. CLIFFORD. Cooperage. . CONTRACTS lor Flour Barrels, from 100 to 200 per day. Wanted. Also, Staves, heading and hoop-poles. Feb 4 tf r S. G. CLIFFORD. Carpenters. WANNED to contract lor repairs about the Evansville Steam Flour Mill. Also 20,000 feet of Lumber, Flooring, Weatherboardmg, Jtc. teb4HJ S. G. CLIrrOKD. JUST Received, and for sale by the subscribers: 500 ox. Sulp' Quinine, French and American. 150 lbs English and American Calomel; 3 bbls Camphor ; 3 cases Liquoric Ex; . 2 do Aloes; 1 do Assafatida; I do Bermudas Arrow Root; t do Copal Gum; I do Shellac; 8 Carboy's Nitric Muriatic St. Sulp Acids; 4 boxes Tart. Acid ; 4 do Sal Rochell; 3 casks sup C. Soda; 250 lbs Pulv Jalap; 200 do do Rhei; 150 do Cab. Magnesia Eng; 16 ozSulp Morphia; 3bb!sCreairi Tartar; 5 do Senna India and Alehd ; I bale Sarsaparilla, (Honduras;) 1 do Sponge; I do Cloves; 3 do Corks, (Bottle and Vial.) Feb. 4, '47. W. Sl C BELL, Main street. FRESH Teas: 5 half checta Young Hyson; 3 do do Pouchoug or Black ; 20-13 lbs. boxes Imperial ; 10-6 lbs. do Younif Hyson, on hand and for sale by feb 4-tf. W. i, C. BELL. tra Aisoxs : ILla 20 boxes M.R, a fresh article and lor sale very low by Ieb4.i W.J. C. BELL. n B EriSED Loaf Sugar : BB 75 loaves Stewart's Double Refined and 3 bbls. do Crashed, for sale by feb 4,1847. W. & U. BKLL.. Iff ACK.RE.L : lYiL 8 bbls. No. I, just received and for sale low by teb4, 1847J W. ic C. BELL. rE are wholesale and retail Agents lor the followiug Patent Medicines: Wisiar's Balsotn ol Wild Cherry; Taylor's do of Liverwort; . Smith's Tonic Syrup; Fahnrstock's Family Medicines; Cave &. Shaffer's Tonic; do . do Fx Sarsaparilla; do do Syrup ol do; do do Worm Syruii; ' Covert's Baleom of Life; Starkweather'! Hepatic Ehxer; -Osgood's India Chelagogne; M'Lane's Vermifuge or worm Specific; Bull's Honey-coated Tonic I'ills; Sands' Fluid Ex. Sarsaparilla; Bristol's do do do. Feb. 4, 1637. W.&C. BELL, Main et. State of Indiana,; Spencer Cocntv, SS, - N Inquisition taken at the farm of the Widow Combs, of Ohio Township, on the 5th day of January 1847, before me, James T. Morgan, a Justice uf ihe Peace acting as Coroner of Spencer county, upon view of the body of a man lound dead in the Ohio River at said farm in said county, and upon the oath of James Murphy and eleven other jurymen of township and county aforesaid, who being sworn to enquire how aud in w hat manner the said person came to his death, upon their oaths do say, that the dead person was a black male and came to his death by drown ing; and had on one pair of under pants of janes, and outer pants of stripped cassiuel, one vest, and roundabout, one shirt, two pair, of suspenders, one pair of coarse shoes and socks. Found in his possession one white handkerchief marked Eliza Hooper, one black cravat, five coppers and one black breastpin . JAMES T. MORGAN, Justice of Peace Feb 4 printer's lee $1 Acting as Coroner. NOTICE. " NOTICE is hereby given thai the undersigned will, on thettth day of May 1847, apply to the Auditor of Vanderburgh County ai his office in Evansville, for a new certificate of purchase for the following described tract of school land in said county, to wit: Fractional section No. 16, in township No. 7, south of ran?e No. 10 west, the original certificate lor said land ha ving been lost. Said tract of land formerly belenged to the inhabitants of Congressional township No. 7, south of ranee No 10 west, in Van. derhurgh county, and was on the 15th day of uciooer toou, aoiu Dy tne School Uommissioners of Vanderburgh county to Jordan P. Cock.ru n. and a certificate ol purchase for said tract of land was then issued and delivered by the said ocnooi uommiasiouers to said Cockruro. and said certificate of purchase was afterwards as signed by said Cockrum to iredenck E. Guodsell and by said Goodsell to Joseph Lane and by said Joseph Lane to the undersigned. Said cer tificate having been lost by the undersigned be will thereforo apply for a new certificate at the time above specified. Geb 4 li JESSE LANE. lIIX:itIa?F Sale. By virtue of an execulion issued irotn the olfice of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court in favor of Margaret Cooper, and now in my bands. I have lev ied upon and will, on Saturday, the 30th day of ebruaiy, A. D., 1347, at the door of the court house, in the town ol Evansville, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M ., and 6 o'clock, P. M. of said day, expose to sale at public auction, and outcry, the rents, issues and profits, for the term of seven yeas, of the following property namely: Lois 2, 10, 12, 14, 2-2, and 24 in Block 6, Lots 2. 4, 12, in Block 5, Lots 3, 13, and 15, in Block 7, in the Eastern Eu largemenl of Evansville, and also 40 acres of land, in Centre Township, the Southwest quarter ot the Northwest quarter of Secton 20, Town 5, Range 10, and 160 acres of land in Centre Township the souih west qr. ol Section 20. Town 5, Range 10. And should noperaon offer or bid for said renls, issu s and profits a sum sufficient to satisfy said executtohand csts I will at the same time, and place proceed to sell at public auction and outcry, the fee simple, of said above described Lots, and land, tor the satisfaction of said execution interest and costs WM.M. WALKER, S.V.C. jan.2l,-3t prs fee $2 50 OAF Sugar. 3 bbls. Sagar "St. Jama Refinery", a prime article, in store and for sale low by aug7. BABC0CK, BROTHERS, Waier-at.

TO CANDIDATES Our termsfor annoulic-

ins the names of candidates for office, are, to subscribers to the Journal 1,00 each, all others $2,00 each invariably in advance. . ft-7-We are authorized and requested to an nounce Thomas M. Archer as a candidate for the office of Sheriff ot Vanderburgh county, at the ensuing election. Ctj- Wc are authorized and requested to an nounce John Greek as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county, at the en suing election. flV We are authorized and requested fo an nounce John Echols as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county, at the ensuing election. ft?-We are authorized and requested to an nounce Daniel Chnte asa candidate for County Treasurer, at the ensuing election. frr- Can consumption be cured ? What is consumption? it is tubercles of tbe lungs. Then it those tubercles were bealed and the lungs otherwise sound, the patent must get better. Mr. Editor, so says Mr. Abernethy, and the genuine Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, from the only true office. 375 Bowery, with Dr.Leeds, signature to the elegant wrapper, will cure tubercles. It is purely a Chrouo-Therwal remedy also for Colds. Pbice. Large bottles, i ou, or six ootues for $7 50. Small bottles, $1 00, or six bottles for 5 00. for sale Dy vv. at o. ttbuij, drug gists. New Building, Main Street, Evausville, Indiana. jTOXE WARE 5000 Gallons Stone Ware; 50 nOO Stone Pines. From the Western Reserve, for sale by j r i V I T M jan 28 tf. m. uitirmn. V. & C. BELL, Wholesale and Retail Driiists, New Building a few doors above old Stand, Main street livansviue, mu. RE now receiving from Philadelphia, JNew York and Pittsburgh, the largest supply of Medicines. Paints. Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glass and Glassware, Surgical Instruments &.C. ever ofleredin the Evansville Market. Our goods ore entirely fresh, and have been bought in person frm Importers and Manufacturers only. We are theretore enabled to supply wiercnanis, Doctors, and all others wantinz these articles, either wholesale or retail, as low as they can be .. ... r.i ....: f.urcnased in any Oity west oi tne iuoumaius. Those wishing to purchase win ao wei. to aive us a oil before iroins to anv Other market as we are determined to sell at a email advance oi prime cost. All Medicine leaving our house shall be properly packed, and all articles sen! to arcjer may be returned it not genuine, or in any way defective, at our expense. wiN. B. We will take j; iax9eea, uinseng, tseesiii ot and Feathers, ior alt goods sold, or in payentof all debts due us. Jau 14 tf. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has taken out tatters of Administration on the estate of Henry Houser laie ol Vanderburgh county and State of Indiana, de ceased. All persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the same are notified to present them duly authenticated ior set t lenient. The said estate is probably insolvent jan W. CHRISTIAN ZWAHLEN, Admr. State of Indiana,) Vanderburgh Countv ss.i Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation, Jan. uary 21st 1847. John Baldson, VS. Sat-" In Cli Eiisha Satterlee, Levice Sat- In Chancery terlee, Oliver Ssatterlee, Benjaman Satterlee, and Phebe Jane j Satterlee. J ND now at this lime, to-wtt: January 21st 1U47 comes the complainant by John lngl e Jr., his solicitor, and filed in the office of the clerk ol the Vanderborgh circuit court, his cer tain bill of complaint, against the above named defendants, praying ol a commissioner to convey real estate, sold in the life time of the defend ant's ancestor. And the complainant a'so at the same time filed iu the said clerk's office, the affidavit of a disinterested person by which it appears that all the above named defendants are nun-residents of the S'ate of Indiuiia. Therelore notice is hereby given to ihe said Eiisha Satterlee, Levice Satterlee, Oliver Sat terlee, Benjamin Satterlee, and Phebe Jane Sat terlee, that unless they appear 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 nevt, and show cause if any they can show why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be - granted, the same will be heard and determined in their SAM'L. T, JENKINS, Clerk jan. 28, 1347-3t p f. $3 00. Robert Spesce, TiiomasUcjeo, of New Orleans. late of Indiana Commission and Forwarding BUSINESS AT NEW ORLEANS. t to 7"E, the undersigned, have opened a House V W in New Orleans for the transaction of a general COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, and from several years experience in the Western Produce business here, we flat ter ourselves to be able to effect advantageous sales of consignments. Any busines entrusted to us shall receive our best attention. Refer to J. F. D. LANIER, President of the Branch Bank at Madison, GEO. H. DUNN, Esq , Lawrencebure. H. R. HOBBS, Cashier Br. B'k at Lawrenceburg, SPENCE i. GUARD. No. II, Lafayette street. New Orleans, January, 1847. jan!4-4m. FURNITURE! FURNITURE!: Martin Ries has on hand .'iVl'J--'"--!! h.. and offers at the lowest niart net prices an aincis oi uaoinet Furniture, also a complete assortment of Chairs, articles of furniture including Coffins, made to order, and at the shortest notice at his Ware-room, I door south ot the Clerk's Olhce. Main street, Evansville. jan 1-1,6.1.0. MARTIN HIES. GEORGE B. WALKER, Physician & Snrireon. Office corner of Vise and First Streets, july 16 tf. EVANSVILLE. E. A. CORBET, NOTARY PUBLIC. Office on Main street, opposiik the Bass. sep II '45tl. EVANSVILLE, 1 A. UEEXS-WABE.-53 crates assorted Queens-ware just received by uec 31, '46-tf. BABCOCK BROTHERS. MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. 25 kegs Virginia and other bra nds ot Tobacco for sale by ju25J J. i W. REILLY. JUST received direct from the imprteter20 Pieces of superior English Broad Cloths, which will be sold at a very small advance on cost. M.W.FOSTER. Evanisville, Dec. lO-1846-tf. giUGAR. 30 hhtrs prime New Orleans Su-' K3 gar, in store and forsale by aug,7. BABCOCK BROTHERS, Water-st. N AIJLS 150 kega Boston Naila assorted sizes 3d a 20d for sale low by aug7. BABCOCK, BR )THERS,Water-st.

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DR. BITRCII, DETHTIST. WILL spend the winter in Evansville, and offers his professional services to th pub lie. Dr. B. is prepared to practice the latest improvements d perform all difficult opperations in the line of his profession. .' An extensive and successful practice for ten years enables him to offer with confidence his services to this community. He has resided for several years in this State and has paid particular attention to the causes of decay and other diseases of the -teeth incident to this climate, all ol which may be arrested by a timely and proper application of the appropriate remedies. He will warrant alL opperations that ha may be called on to perforin. At the request of Dr. Burch, Surgeon Dentist I take pleasure in , certifying that I havo had frequent opportunities of becoming acquainted with hia qualifications, and that 1 bel.eve him entirely worthy oi the confidence and patronage of the public. J. L. CABBELL. M D. Professor ol Anatomyi Surg'y, University of Va. Chas. Minor, M. D., J. V. Leach. AI. D., Drs. Carter fc Massie, Rev. R. K. Mead, Charlottesville: J. G- Wayt, Demist, Richmond Va;Julin Ross, cashier oi the Bonk, Vincennes. Ind. Rooms at the Sheerwood House. , jan 23.

3 TEAM MILL, at Auction. WILL b-s sold without reserve on the 4th Monday in February, to close a partnership, the Petersburg Steam Mille. located at PeteraburghPike county, Indiana. Tbe Mills consist of a Grist mill with two run of . atones, one oi which, are choice French Burrs with all the appuratas necessary toja merchant's mill. Also attached is a good Saw Mill well stocked with logs. To persons wishing to engage in the milling busi ness this property offers great inducements it ia located at the countv seat of Pike county, in a very densely populated country and no per manent milt nearer than twenty nines, one mile from the main White river, on. the line of the canal, and in the vicinity of the heaviest jobs on the line, in a fine Wheat country, and in the neighborhood ol numerous beds oi coai. will be sold at tbe same time tha personal prop erty belonging to the establishment, consisting of a log waggon, cart, three yoke of exen, and a lot of stock hogs. Terms of Sale One-fifth cash, one-fifth in six months, one-fifth in 12 months, one-filih in 18 months and one-fifth in twenty-tour months, the purchaser giving bond with, approved security, without benefit of relief, and lean on the property to secure the dual payment. lan o oi. juiii ovi, m ii.. Regular Fack.et.-The cnlirelr'iiew and splendid steamer JissSCOlJKIEIi. Cllves. Mater,will leave Evansville for Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 o'clock, f. M . rosseiigers and shippers may depend upon ner continuing in the trade, and observing the ut most punctuality, dec Jl, '4b-ll. WHOLESALE Mammoth StocIiorFall & Winter DRY GOODS. I" II. MAGIIEE, &. Co., have now in store j? and are daily receiving a epienaia siock of Dry Goods, consisting in part ol 20U0 Woollen and Gotten sua w is. 500 doz. Woollen Comforts. 1500 pieces new style Prints. 100 " Kersey?. 150 Kentucky Jeans. 100 " Alpacca Lusters. 100 " Sattinets and Caseimeres. 60 " Blue. Black, & Browu Cloths. 150 " Red Flannels. 75 ' Fancy Vesiings. 50 Bales 4-4 Browu Sheetings, Together with a large stock of Velvets, Serges, Paddings, Sewings, Bullous, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, Combs, Handkerchiels, Pins, Needles, Laces, Silks, and everything else wanted by country Merchants. ALSO, 200 Cases Boots &. Shoes. 100 " Fur & Russia Hats. 500 Doz. Men's &. Boy's Fur t Cloth Caps, besides a good stock of Hardware, Queens ware. Upper & Sole Leather, ALSO. A spendid stock of Ingruin and Venetian Carpetines, 1 hey will sell at unpresulcnteu low prices at Wholesale, with the Tariff ail knock ed off. '. Main street, Evansville, Ia. Nov. 4, 1 846-40t f. NEV STOItE. MORGAN & 1 LT.I !f . holcsle and Retail Dealers in Wry tioods Wools and Shoes, Hats, Caps, ISounets, Hardware, Ac Main Street, next door to Bement &. Viele's Ev ansville, Indiana. rTSlIIE subscribers have on hand and will be H. constantly receiving from the Mew York market a general assortment of Dry Goods sui ted the wants and tastes of their fellow citizens which they offer at wholesale and relail,toyether with Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Uonnets. Hard ware, &c, all of which tdey will eell at prices corresponding with the times and season, and they confidently trust by assiduous attention, to business with a determination to make their Store a repository of articles useful, needful, and beautiful, they shall receive a full share of me public patronage. MORGAN & DUNN. Evansville, Dec. 10, 1846-tf. State or India r.a ANDEKBURGH CoLNTY.B S Vanderburgh frubate Court, November Term A. D. 1846. The said court declared the estate of Robert McCulloush, deceased, to be probably iiisolver.l creditors are therefore reauired to file their claims against the estate, for allowance in said Probata Court, within ten months from the date hereof, or they will not be entitled to payment. IRA P. GRANGER, Adm'r. dec. 19-3t prs fee $1 75. NEW BAKERY. Main St., next door to T. J. Lamb. THE. SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inlorui the citizens of Evansville and vicinity, that he has just opened a new Bakery on Main Street, and will keep a regular supplv of fresh bread, crackers, cakes of all kinds, rosk, and every thing in bis line, of very auoerior quality, From his long experience in the business he feels confident of giving satisfaction lo all who may favor him with their orders, and he solicits a share of public patronage. - Fresh bread every morninff.Partiea and fam ilies supplied at short notice and on reasonable terns with all kinds of bakerv. NICHOLAS FIX. Nov. 19, 1846-tl 3mo. AUCTION STORE. Water-Street, between Sycamore it Vine. EVANSVILLE, 1XO. BffARX GUMBERTS informs the public that iT-H. he willsell at Auction on Tuesday, Ihursdavs. and Salursdavs of each week. Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,Boots,Shoes, Hardware, Queens-

ware, &c. &c. All Goods consigned to Mm will meet with sale and return. He solicits the patronage of the public. aog 27 t f. TfUST received per Steamer Ringgold and Grace Darling 36 Bags of Prime Rio Coffee. 34 Cases of Boots and shoes. Amongst which ia a good assortment of Misses Shoes and Bootees. Children'a youth's and boys Shoes and Boots sizes, and gentlemene Gum-Elastic over shoes, . which are offered at wholeslale or retail, low for cash. M. W. FOSTER. Evansville, Dee J0-1845-tf

BXS. Prime IB Raisins in i and i boxes, iust receiied and for sale by

aug7. BABCOCK, BROTH ERS, Water-st. JOTICEThe undersigned having located il himself in Evansville, takes this method of iuforming the pub'.ie that he intends to carry on the Upholstering business, in all its various branches." He intends keeping a constant.supply of Mattrasses, and earnestly solicits a share of public patronage; his establishment may be found in Mr- Barne'e new building, opposite the New School Presbyterian Church. jan.21,-2m RICHARD PARTRIDGE GREAT BARGAINS! SELLING OFF AT FIRST COST, rflHE undersigned oiiers at private sale, his JL entire stock of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE. QL'EENSW ARE, &.c,, AT COST. He will exhibit his invoices and dispose of them at their invoiced priee, or he will submit to have ihem appraised, by two competent persons. A liberal indulgence will be given and payments made easy. , . flThe Brick Store, three doors from the corner of Main and First streeta will be to rent for eight months in case the stock ia disposed of. Call and examine. - - jan 14 tf. MARX GUMBERTS. BURBAXK, Corner of Main and Second Street, at the "Old Keilly Srore," keens constantly on band a well selected stock of Dry Goods and Family Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Axes, and many kiud of Farming Toole, Hollow-ware, Wood, Stone aud Queensware, Boot?, Shoes. Leather, Hats, Caps, Ac Comprising a good assortment lor farmera and ihe country generally, which . he will sell as cheap as cm be bought West of New York city. He will receive in payment cash and all kinds of merchantable produce. He is thankful for the past, and solicits a call from those who like to buy good articles aud cheap befure buying elsewhere.. . eP 3-tf. CONRAD BAKER, Tims. E. CAEVO. LAW NOTICE. RAKEIt fc (JAIIVIN, Attorneys at Law, Evansville, Ind. .Office in ihe Court House, Main Street. CUAS. I. BATTEU.. JOB.t t.NUI.E, jk LAW NOTICE. , BATTXiLL & 1XGE, Attorneys at Law Evansville, Ia. Office oji'Firslst below Main. March 27, '45.-ly. - . . ' E. T. II. GIBSON, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 9, South Street, New-York. Refer to : SrarswELL & Corbet, Evansville, apr 23-tf. Stocxwell & Revmolcs, Lafayette DANIEL MORGAN, Physician and Surgeon, Office on First sr., between M ain and Svcamori - EVANSVILLE, IA july 5-y-WHISKEY. 50 bbls. Cincinnati Whiskey in store aud for sale by ju!y30. BA BCOCK, BRO fii ERS, Water St. State of Indiana - ? Spencer County, ss. - $ Spencer County Prubate Court, iu Vacation, January 13, A. D. 1847.Thomas Jefferson Snyder, Ly-' dia Baldwin and Edward. Cundell, Executors of the last will aud testament of Daniel Baldwin, late of Washington coun ty, and State ol Pennsylvania deceased. vs. Elijah R. Brown, Benjamin Browu, Lyman W Brown, Petsey R. Brown, Mary W Brown, Vashii Bishoo. Marv Smith. Melissa DeWolf, lormenv Mfs Petition to sell Ussa Alien, and i Uewoll. I Keal E.aslal. her husband, Banabaa Webber, Daniel Webber, Daniel Hirvey, Daniel Studdeville, Willis Snyder, Asa Baldwin, Clarrisa Bunce, Clark Adams, Daniel Baldwin, Benjamin Baldwin, Eliza Pace, Harriett Smith, Sophia A'len, and the American aud Foreign Bible Society, Legatees, and Devisees ol aaid Daniel Bawin, deceased. HEREAS, the above named Plaintiffs have this day filed their Petition against the above named defendants in the office of the Clerk of said court, praying said court to authorize said Flam tiffs to sell certain real estate situated in said county of Spencer, of which said Daniel died, seized for the payment of certain legacies, bequeathed by his last will and testament, pursuant to the directions in said will contained. And it appearing by the affidavit of a disinterested person, tiled in this cause, that alt ol the above named defendants, except Daniel Harvey, Daniul Studdeville, and Willis Snyder, are non-resideiits of the State of Indiana. Theretore, the said non-resident, defendants are hereby notified ol the filing and pendency of said Petmoii, and that the same win be heard in our said Probate Court on the first day of the next term ia the town of Rockport in said coun ty, on the second Monday of February next, or as soon tuerealter, -as counsel can be heard When and where the slid non-resident delendams may appear and show cause if any thev have, or can show why the prayer ol said Peti tion should not be granted. Witness, John Crawford Clerk of said court on this 13th day ol January, lo-ii . JOHN CRAWFORD, Clerk. By S. W. Faibchild, D. C. Batteli. &. Ingle, Att'ys. for Petitioners, jan. 14, 1847-3t. p IS 00 J State of Indiana, t Warbick Countv, ss. J Warrick Circuit Court, in vacation Jan nary 4th l4b. - James Lyon Thomas Og' Shaw, and ( Id Chancery. Eraline Shaw, his wife. ) NDnw at this time, to-wit: January the 4th 1847, the complainant in the above en titled cause bled bis certain bill of complaint in the office of the clerk of the Warrick circuit court againtt the above named defendant, and also the affidavit of a disinterested and compe tent witness, that sate Thomas Oug Shaw and Eraline Shaw are both non-res'ideuls of the State of Iudiana. Notice is therefore, hereby given, to the above named defendenls that unless they appear and plead to, answer or demur to the complainanTa said, bill of complaint, on or before the calling of this cause at the next term ol said court lo be held at the court bouse 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, WA1TE B. MOORE, Clerk W. C. C. jan. 7, 1847-3t-p. f. 2 50. COFFEE. 100 Sacks piime Rio Coffee, leceived per "Cincinnati" and for sale by June 18 STOCKWELL & CORBET.UNNY BAGS. 2000 Cotton sacks for JC sale by je4 STOCKWELL & CORBET. OFFEK 130 sacks prime Rio Coffee re ceiv d per Bunker Hill, for sale by july 2 tf. STOCKWELL &. CORBET. ABASH FEOUR. 50 bbls. Prime Wabash Floor lor sale by april9-tfr STOCKWELL &. CORBET. FAMIEY FEOUR 100 bbls, sup. fins Wabash Flour, for family use, lor sale by pr23 '46-tf. STOCK WELL At CORBET. pt BBLS. Kanawha Salt, for sale by tHUFap23 STOCKWELL fcCORBET.

UK.. ROGERS ' COMP?y.jy? ,STY?,N . OF ?- - - LIVERWORT AIVD TAR.

safe and certain -cure for Consumption ol the Lunss. Spittine of Blood, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the side, Brouehttia, Whooping Cough and all Pulmonary Afflictions. It is unnecessary to describe the properties of the ingredients -of a medicine . ao well known not only by medical men, but - to tbe most common persons. The celebrated . Dr. Buchan of England, has employed them successfully for years. Dr' Crichton an eminent Physician of Petersburg!, hiahly recommend a treatment in whichThey 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, as may be seen by relerence to a statement to that effect published by him a short lime since.' If tbe simple articles in their crude state are so powerful and efficacious, bow. much more-,. Valuable most they tiot be when chemically concentrated ami combined.. We wisVi go on and refer to hundreds ol the first physicians and qnote numerous authors, on this subject, but deem it superfluous, in speaking of a medicine o - well known, and so'generally admitted to be without an equal in the cure of tbe above diseases. But we will attach a few out of the vast - number; of certificates from well known citizens of the highest standing in society. " . , , '. 5' JZJ "ear what the ceiooraien vt. intimitis says a Phyician of more than 30 vears standing. To all whom it may concern, I make tha following statement : Conscious that it may appear unprofessional il is only from a perfect con--viction and thorough knowledge of the essential benefit and scientific origin of the preparation poken of,' that I feel constrsined Irwr ' sense of duty to comply with the request t tbproprieior. . The patient, Mr. Charles Wade, sixth " treet Market Spnce, whom 1 allowed to try the effect of the medicine, (but which I would have done -under no consideration whatever, had I not seen a copy of ibe receipt from which the medicine is prepared, obtained (roui the agent, and which Iain satisfied is authentic.) waa quite low with the early sieges of pulmonary consumplionjffof which 1 had been treating in the usual manner" though with less than my usual success; at his earnest request, and that of his Irietids, I examined the receipt, and was sufficiently satisfied nf its scientific composition to allow ihe trial and lam obliged to confess its 'effect was at least surprising, inasmuch that after the consumption of the s-cond bottle my professional visits wera itifirnniiniipri- tlinnoh f fren iiem I v saw 'niV tta- ' o 1 J J tient afterwards, restored to perfect health. - The preparation is called uDr. Rogers' Compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar," and from ihe examination of the receipt, and tiie auccees in iny own experiment, f do eoneeienlibnsly recommend it as a useful and valuable medicine, and I should urge my brother practitkioners to procure the receipt, as I feel convinced they writ agree with me as to its excellence, and wilt adopt it into - their practice, as t shall most certainly do. believing it to be a most valuabiaaid in pulmonary eases tht bafHit the ordinary mode of 'treatment. W.J. RICHARDS. M.. D. , Cincinnati, oct. 1, 186. - - " ' J' ' q q q:q q H ? 3 3 Despair xtotfor there la hope for the dyingCERTIFICATES. This is to certify . that some months since 1 wes taken with a pain iu my side and breast ; I railed iu the aid of several Physicians,' but they failed to give me any, relief and lor the apace of one year I grew rapidly worse. In addition to this, I was attakfd wi'h a violent cough; although an excellent, physician lived in the same house, and used tha greatest exertion and paid the strictest attention H bufned all his skill two others were called in one of which wag an aged and skillful physician, but all their efforts proved alike uravailing, At last, a physician who waa attending a camp meeting in the neighborhood, came to aee me, and declared that 1 could not last more than one day longer; also, all of the vast number who came to see hie. 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 ol Liver-, wort and Tar,) went to Chillicothe and back, a distance of CO miles in 13 hours, to get some ot the above medicine: 1 commenced' taking it, and f-traiige to tell, befure 1 had used half a bottle the cough "waa entirely cured), from this time I recovered rapidly, and when I had used two bottleu, 1 was able to assume my family vocations us usual. 1 am fully satisfied that if. it' had not been tor this excellent medicine I wou'd now be iu my grave, and must in Justice say that 1 truly return my sincere lhanka lo the in-, ventor of this priceless medicine, and would recommend all persons afflicted with diseased lungs to give il a trial. - HARRIET ROWE. We the undersigned, 'do certify that ac count of Mrs. Rowe .is correct, we Cng -per-, so u a 1 1 y acquainted with all the circumstances. P. P. Johnson. Tlioniss Craig, Parter D, Matthews, Joseph Evans. - '. Staunton, Oiiio, Feh. 7, 1846. If there are any who stiil doubt the Great Virtues of this medicine, please call al the agents and get a pamphlot containing uumorous Certificates of astonishing cures, of the first and most respectable citizens, - , N. B, Those who are afflicted with diseased . Lungs, will do well to consider cam ly whether ' their condition is more hopeless than was that of Mrs. Rowe of Staunton, or of Mrs. Cliilds of Cincinnati, Ohio. . . . : . ; A. L.Scovill (wholesale agent foT ilia west, and south.) South-east corner f huh and Mace Streets Ciucinuati. Forsale by William " Woolsey, Evansville Indiana. dec. 31, 1846-ly. i State of Indiana,) Vanderburgh county. SS. Vanderburgh circuit court, in vacation Jan uary 7, 1846. Dinah biles, va. Robert Giles. Petition for Divoree. A ND now al this time come the Petitioner' ft. by Samuel R. Ilamiil, her solicitor, and files in the office of the Clerk ot the Vander-' burgh circuit court her certain petition for dU. vrce. And it satisfactorily appearing by tha afBdavitofa disinterested person (his day filed ' in the Clerk's, office, aforesaid, that Robert' Giles is a non resident of tLe Slate of Indiana. Therefore notice ia hereby given, to the aaid Robert Giles, that unless he appear and plead, anjwer, or demur to vhe complauisnts said--petition. Oil Or before ihe calling of llie cause at the next term of aaid court, lo be held at the' court bouse in Evansvi'le, on the 4 li Monday in March next, the matters and tilings therein conlaiaed' will be taken as confessed. SAMUEL T. JENKINS, CPk..' . jan-14-3: By R. Je.nkins, Dept.State ol Indiana, ) . - 25PENCER CoUJiTV, 6. John A. Stuteville Adininis-"! trator of the Estate of Frank- j . ; lin Siuuville deceased. ' - va V Petition cl Insol ' The creditors ol the Estate vaucy, of said Franklin Stuteville, deceased. J AT this Noember term of the Probate Court of Spencer County Indiana, A. D-. 1846, aaid Court declared the Estate of Franklin Stuteville, deceased, to be probably insolvent; erediters, aro therefore, required to file their ae. : counts against the estate, for allowance, in tha - said Probata Court, within ten months frost (he first publication hereof, or they v. ill not be entitled to payment, but their claims will be postponed in tavor ot more deligqueat credi tojs. JOHN A. STUTEVILLE, Adru'r. Dec. 10, I846-4o Cw p f $ 3 50.