The Evansville Daily Journal (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.])
July 14, 1848

Page 1

lüfte;

I.: 1ÄÄ. VOL. I. EVANSVILLE, IA., FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1848. NO. 09. kam Ik II WM. II. CHANDLER Co., Publishers. OFFICE ON FIRST ST., BELOW MAIN. TERMS OF ADVERTISING: For twelve lines, first insertion. For each additional insertion. 50 cents 2 j cents laiviuua. lirl,l nnnor For twelve lines per annum in uaay ry- changeable, io 00 For same amount in bo h paper s, w For one-fourth lu'n,fh' 25 DO For one-half column Dai y or weekly j W doT.T. ....do-- in both 'P" J ?fjinS&UÜ UnnVed to and may be changed as often aa once a week .r,,l nlvertiements of auction sales sent CRAWFORD BELL, WHOLESALE AND RSTA IL. DRUGGIST, MAiy STREET, EVAN3VILLK, INDIANA Ii ASnow in ste and dai.y receiving hi S-pnng I I muixAvUru M-lici M. 1 dint. Uli. 7A' i J r Stuß, llU'ft Sj'. Vtrfumery. II iiulow' t-Li, Glusnirarr, arnih, I'aintund nrmk Iiruthfß, y. if-c. Mv stock id one of the largest and most com plete ever before oll'ered in this market, comprising almost every article in my line, selected by myscw with nrcat care in reirard to the Ix st qualities, ami purchase-d directly from firsthand: and on thrTbest tiVm K i,f,l, w, m r,0 I an rn n 1 1 1 r. I tj- tit U läiVL' i r Ut bnqinCSS. anU Hiay U Cllilllgvi us nniir,uj vri.n u iiit.ni a uw., u meir iiuhiw i ;ir the a rate as anv other House in this pari 01 trie country IUI Uäl tt" V .a- I II I i I Dealersare resocstfull v requested to Call and examine mv stock l-elore uurchaMn:; cUc-whcrc. and thoe who! cannot do so. bv M-ndim! llu ir orders shall lave them Arc you Insured? THE undersigned as agent for the Col umbus Ohio Insurance Company, is prepar- EÄwl to take risks on on shipments of .Merchant dize. Produce, Aic, troin and to anv part of the V. Stales by steam and sailing vessels, (.team, canal-. keel and Hat boats, also upon buildings, merchandize, furniture, ttc, on most reasonable terms. The hiirh reputation w hich this Company lienrslor its ability, liberality and promptness in adjusting lot! ses, entitles it to the confidence and patronage of the public. nov27-tt.J JAUiLSlUCkttKliL' fiue .hakim: IXSUBAXCE. "Jf there r. safety only in gcoJ security in order ti he secure ice maat be aaftly Injured. it 1 1 m 1 Ar f .hr nersons. aa well as u '-6. .1 i-rt nfliii Ii ir hl. nie unuu i i v i iuuu. caiv m in p men-, Y",' or Dr0ceedinnj of any cor-1 attended to as promptly and at rates as low ns 11 ncrc fi ,IU(slion Wtf s .wcre you insured r Nw if we m' i pnoiiiiiiuiiin. vi w :r:r.' .rnK-iation.or public meeting, ami ESÄi io call attention to any maTof UmTted or individual interest can be uuer led,unless paid for as an verusernent M. vertiaüinem can 1 1 ÄiblcÄ Pimcs- :tt vw, mn,U t hkher pricee for ad- VCrtSnü insc ted W foe -marruge and deaths," j IS?Sm!5mwt. that exceed tue hmiU engag ed, will be counted and charged ior Uf HEN we hear of our friends looin; their prop erty bv fixe.or that the vessel on which they have made fchipment of Produce or .Merchandize i lost, the in person .M y tK-k consists, in part, of the fallowing 500 ozSulp Vluinine; lbs Chrome V l!o 75 oz Iodine; S 10 bhl Tanners' Oil; ip't; Office Corner IT!. C. COÜH, xix. -m. of Main and i'inc irceip, o-r tnni MISSOURI. r.rr r (M"lC tenders his acknowledge- in Vm numerous patrons for the con- nden reposed in his ÄUI.?Wy the important andcriuca uepai u ir.on. to which h vix: the diseases dero tice MS ned the ast fttteea years to the stuuy ...u in this branch of med.ca science, he feels as .i... in. eterate case he can and prac- assur- ac- 100 o2 lly'd l olasso. 5t) oz Pt perinc 2tW oz h'xtliarkl'ret 3.V lbs (iurn A lot s; UjO do Asnlell io; 20 do Pulv Khubarb; 230 d.) do Ja'apo; 13 bids Hulphur; i do Ihiinstone; 300 lbs holt lndiüo; 12tH) do fine Maddir; -200 do Nutmegs; U00 do Cloven; 100 mats Cinnamon; 200 lbs Calomel; 500 do Cream Tartar; 10 bbls ep. W hi ting; 10 do Jo Urowu; 10 do V. Red; 130 lbs Chrome Orrcn; 100 do Pans dreen; j 5 IO do Linse'd do; ftil uch aninteret-t in the welfare of our friend, "how can any one rUk the dancCTs that are continually sur- routKlmiiliis own urojKTty withou uinjrabie at any time io answer the question u put io mrustii, lif I nm Insured. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, s hionablcXIat X2stahlishmcnt Ccrner vf Main and Firrt Su Ecantville. THE attention ofcountrymcrchantsanddcal.Tfe ispariU-ularlv directel to the large and varied ns wrtment of II ATS. CAPS, kc, now opening atthe atove'establishment, roinprisinj tho most complete tock of fishiouablo and durable Spring and Summer wear cverolTered in this city, and unsurpassed in the West. Possessing the most favorable facilities lor pu.ohaMng and a judge of all articles in my line, 1 am able to sell at rates lower than can be obtain- elsewhere in the city, and a low as euch articles cun be had in iouisvi'de or Cincinnati. Mw retail customers are are invited to call and ex- min mv stock of Sprins and Summer Hats, several styles of which are unsurpassed tor beauty of finish und laiUiii. It is my intention to kII either by wholesale or retail at prices which must command purchasers, and I earnestly solicit a call from all who intend buying. R. ALI.EN. inar-i corner 01 .uain nnu r irsi pis. I I fill! 11131 do pure Castor Oil; The Camden Insurance Company of New uo i pirns iuinii jersPT, well make insurance on liuiidins. House J BOOTS just im: CITY Sil r do Cooai arni&n 5 do Alcohol; 10 do Copperas: V 5 ilo Alutiii 2t0 1hx-s Ikittlcs and Vial; lOO d. Window Class; 5 Carboy Oil itriol; C do tMtnect.uu riitic Acie; '13X Uw S;ila( ratus; UHH do Kul IiCad; -i Ml) do Liihame: 10 bo.Ts JauRj' River T.bncco; 130 kegs White Lead A T NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! W H.O L.E S A I.V. A-Är-n- n t? t a t t IN THE NEW BRICK STORE NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK Vx wn7iy vecvpua oy Johnson Crane.) y HE subscriber has fipenl within the last few Says, and is constantly receiving dJrecuy Irom New Yetk J. an extensive and si.lfndid assortment of: J. U"T-V" roreignsnd Domestic Dry Goods, Hats Dcnncts, Sects and Shoes, Which La ving Ijcen purchasr d at the late lar-e Vrrrmf.tnry J u. tion .V,7r, lJe fla t ters himsel f he can w 11 a t much less than the usual ptic-a lie is determined o exert himself to make bin rstr.!,.Lm, JL.i u ll withpur-haMTsv-hoare v sinngtheCity,ns with those who are Riding in town, and would rnspect u.ly request the attention ol til to h)s stock, which he oiler at whole sale oni retail upon terms Vh rh h. hinks will not fail to give einre satislaction. nnlM JIOIMrlS s. Jhiina iv BOOTSAJVD SHOES. CEIVI'D AT THE lot; Sl'OIlr;. ON MAIN ST. SIM. KMIIIJ assortment ot Ifcxns and hoes rtivltl liirnlnra fwl pr.-i.n.liyA of nil k mil al.-o I i. nntistin ot t.enls rinet.nii anu .uorocco i.... .1.. I mi- I ..I- uponshipiiM nt ol Produce and .Mercandize, on bold Uoots I,iulies patent lif ather ana v nue rvia o.ip- ol Steam Uoats, Sailiruj essels. Canal, Keel and pers, waiters anu nail j.aiiirsoi .riuUiiriii.v Flat Coats, at a fair valuation and at reasnab!o rates together with a larce lotot L,miuTcns rnocs pi ever ot Premium, and, m cac ot loss, as sxm as tho claim discretion. 1 he above goods are ol the best quality. and suitab e lor the present season, rieasc can ana Ai.AtA 4ho4 i&u trail i yn'',"l. call and seek relict. ije ci.aiv, i" J ä 1 mm BD 1 1 -uai,w y 1 ncroit-rii. J. WHOLESALE DEALEB3 15 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY IjOUDö. r ir.TrU f v c o l n I L. unt ll i. I. r innrlf f ..rin' ill tXtUUIe lor B mm. 1 law, iijhit .ii... mm i i I .1. i.i j ilnn ine. K II AM im t.ih iii.ljl.ted to the brill 'l vV L Reil will please sttile u; as soon as possible, eith.sr bv note oroth rw i.-e. as the firm haj been dissolvctl i nee I he 2JI of August hij-t. jn3V,-W-tf. CRAWl'ORD I! ELL. nines and .medicines. AL1.I1N C. 1IALLOCK, Druggist and f. kXf,rtarmacutist, would call the attention ol can be protierly adjusted pny over the same. Al.lKN C. IIALLOCK, Acent, (.Xlice on Maui t., nea Water, mar 9 Kvasviile, la. ROPi: STOKE. (lTST received and for sale by George Vcnncmman .V. Company.' 10 Coils.Manillo Halter Rope, 10 do Hemp packen yarn, 5 do .Maiulle Red Cj.rds, .0 bales No. 1 Oakum 20 doz. Manille PloughUnca 11 do Hemp Rod Cords M lbs Ilmp and Cotton Twine, 1 doz. Zinc Wash Boards 5 bbls Cider Yir.cgnr 5 tlo Drmidv, 3 do S. M U'inc 10 do Cin. Whiikey 5 do Port Win-; 30 ps. aborted .Market Rnskrt. je i: C. VENN K.MAN, St. CO. J. H. MAGIIEE 6c CO., Wholesale Dealers inPoreign and Domestic dry Goods. FVASVILLE, INDIANA.

A RE now rereiving about f 00 Cases of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, DON NETS HAT p JTA. suited for the Spring and Summer trade, wbich they oficr a!to?et!ie r at Wholesale, al remarkaVlT- prices, ii you want to buy y iHii c iicanrr than you can got them any whe.e else, west of ahe .Mountains cull on its and nee for yourselves. We have just received 500 pieces I'antaloon Stuft; 300 doz Palm Hat; of the trade. IINN1 mwA4 r nnrv I rinlv ru III nf rfi l'intilnnn -v. i -i ,,u luii, iii pieces i.awnq. vu ..v-f v, .i.iu uiä w fiua.1 aruues, io wuicn we invite the attention t-xamine mv troods and pric-s. Xo. main cure i. opG-tf W.R. RAKER. sir ap 8 i,oi im ii, li; an 'ndncah Eiue Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Any business entrusuHl to ;he care packets will be strictly attended to. of the a!i mar 23 DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing i of "Niirhtinifale Sowers," Tuba gars .Manulacturers, is this day dissolved by conse nt, thu business of the Irre linn will bo al the old stand by William Nijhtingtile. W.M. NKiHTlNOALE JACCli SOWERS. towns i Chem Vrrrcr' 1 IT It f.!A IlV.RS. so? Maiu Street, Louisville, Ky. TO THE UAK OF LOCISVILLE.) rnTNTLY on nand,aouiieaiiu i i. llnri. Musical Instru- dcscripuon, iwiiuu J mU sin; :le 7i ÜUv-Aumc bound in Strings. .Aiusic the strongest manner. ato iet, and uec- ""hlSdild. o, exchanged- una nana i r, min'vrics coun:. supplied vith Music at a liuerai uis-mar-Jl ly s lo his complete assortment ot Drugs,Mtticincs, .J-nl- lliU. DtfVtnirs. A.c.. &.C All ol m21 which are carefully sclcct.-d and received Ires-li from the Ea.-lern Markets. Physicians and merchants mny depend u;on their orders being orompuy aticnu ed to and the genuine article nl ays delivered, on t r tril n.4 favorable as the same niinnlitv nti.l imfilllr rnn lie niirchiiftNl nt any Place A lull assortment of Rotanic .Medicines, Roots, Earks, Herbs, Extracb?, Powders, A.c., prepared and lit up by the Shakers. Ha lot k's superior cold drawn No. I Cantor Oil, tinlif t .irwi nt Ml Cnrnii I. Illinois. A l-.r.r.. ..rim nt nt' I'nitf nt nnd Family Modi Hair OilV. Perfumery. Soups, and Innrv iirtir!i-K-('ul.vMie. Rav and Rose Water, ull of the iM.'ttuualiiiea Se 'u'.Utze and Soda Powders, care II. MAGUEY iVCO., lernti ol me aphox ciii:cks. rf l PIECl-S Apron Ch.ik, this day opening, O sale low. wholeeale or retail. E. &.W. LEWIS, n Water street for V TAYLOJl IIA LI. JNO. M. A IT respectfully inform tho public guierallly that he has leased U.rt-tU. term ol years, the well known tavern sianu in a- ansvill formell v kept by I., hhrtain, and lately, l-y Heni Nurre. The houje has been thoroughly re paired, and hand.oinely lilted up w itli entire newlur J. VA TUT It IX A: CO., WOULD resptctfully announce to eiii-iis of Kvansville and country incrnt. :hat thrv have recently opened a ShoeMore on ii.p im I. ot imnnru-t. next ioor me cor ner of Second, where they are manufacturing RO JTS AXOMIOUMN A I.I. Ttltllt VARI01 5 EKAMUts. tutu experience in the business will enable them to procure, the U-st of stock and have it inn mtfacturtd i th nyt durable tu iMiur. Wc invite the citizens of Evansviile. and public generally to call and examine our work, as we have a pood btockot ready made work ol our own manufacture. Young men wishing tine Roots can obtain them here of every description, ready made or to order if preferable. All orders kit with us for work w ill le promptly attended to. The Ladies of Evansville are respectfully invited to mil and examine our lari'G stock of Ladies' ware. as we stand ready at all times to wait on those that led disposed to lavor us witn a can. e nrc pirjKw. ed to manufacture Fancy Shoes of every different tyle, Those leaving orders forSnoes may rest assured that no pnins will le sparwl in trying to accommodate them with any siyle they with. We feel w illing to acknowledge our gratitude to tl.p niiens l.ir 1 he fri. iiil.-hio thev have manifested towards us. and thank tlu iu for their h!eral patronage, j,, Viririnia and Missouri Tobacco. 'SnulV and hope that in return our work may merit tmir Ueijalia, liri-iie, Canone, CaraJava, hall Spanish approUition. and (.ominon Cigars; together with all articles in JtV-All work doncby us is warranted, and no charge tin( ninde lor mending work that sliould ewe way rfKSÄ Cincinnati Clothing Store uwir io v.. lien. irutreiT. ers HIREKNIA, S. S. Faxon, niaster! ATLAN-J S MA9 T- S YJLLR IA.1& TIS,E. Ri-le, master, will leave, alternately, at a o'-'LL AIILLKIMS A HKIUIMIIR ßZ clock, P.M., cn Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-I J-J A E just received from tin ir Manufactory in days, lor t wenslwro Uvansville, Jleiwlt-rson, Mt. Cincinnati, the latest New Yoik style of Vernon, Shawnectown, SmitliLind, raducah. Ke- M RING Ä. M'MMER CLOTUINfJ, tnrninir, will leave Paducah nt 6 o'clock, A. M., cn hch are made and trimmed in the best man ner under their direction exprcsly for tins market. above m wns. oi every article requisite to comnlete gentlemen's wardrobes. COATS. Superior Black and Rlne French and English Clota under tl-efrm 1 1 TK B.nu '-acK ,-oat8 ,uI1 trimmed unuirti.ti.im Cassimeret. Ilrown C.r.n mnA r-, -,1 -m -,.1 jaeco and Ci-' m.... 1 i" "-""J' oli A CARD. Ä ,"'r. 1 i -1 1 JA. 11111U11I .,r4 f yre!i ck na rrock uoats. tettlcd 1lacki.-huninier,Cloth'I'us,re ond Croton Cloth Dress, rock nud Sack, Rrown Linen and Linen ;Wicc and umghom Coats. Every variety of Coats jCoate.es and Roundabouts. Superior Clack and Blue Cloth and Cassimere 1 ants. 1 ancy r rench Cassimere TTTF. the undersigned have t is da v associated our- ."7'" Ü0, ISIack J.UStr, X selves to-etlr under the Hrm of Nichtinsale 11 .,;,"c?' luncP Cliec.k' 1 weeJ nl Corduroy 'im 1 1 .1, wis, 1 ecry variety ana price to suit ru.stonir .V. ivisicr, iri nie i uuacni inu ipar uuinr, nc, V.'l V olJ stand of John S. McCracken, Main Street, would; r, q j ti CM ,r respectfully announce to the r.b'ic, that we intend P11", n7 Silk and Velve Lin nfniantiv on hand n c, n-sortmrnt of the e M" and Marseilles oi all colors, ani kinds of cotnn ion vests and prices. J LiKMSHI.NG GOODS. leb 1 1 W&tw tl. J. VAUTR1N vtCO. paired, and hand.oiiu-Iy litt up wit 1 entire new itir- Jl'ST received thi day VtlVfl niture,and those ot the travelling public who may la- HI i.PreH few caws ofliootsaruliMl vor him with a mil, may rest assured that their com- f fJ anj a varit!y of Ladies' and1 fort and crmveni. nce will nie t withtvery attention. ..5't 0 yhoc3. W. R. RAKER, His Table will always tc suphed with tlie best slHrt.Vnc street, tl.oi ,!,rLt n(V.r!s. mil! his liar furnished With Jan. fully put up and of full weight. Cooal ViiiiiUh at $2 00, -Jj, end $1 75 pe a r sai on. Surior Pale French Prnii.ly, P. M (iildard Co's 'V: V rr.r. Miic.rTttRlNr: CD.. Urand. warranted pure. Ior medical purposes ouiV. B0MHAR30UR MIMINU I 11,1 u-k'a WorniCandv. a safe and pleasant med IJAVEdu-t rt'Crtve 11 Which they are dox. Cotton m authorixca o a" c- 1 Ua uoQJitll at all umes durms nualItv. and 8Upe- v.t. PleuM call and rior to mos The Yarns re ot aa esceiienec Jr tolnustol ;tae PUuburg Urands. x amine me m. ara AT HOME: 80aV VvVd CAXULI: MANUI ACTOUY. ...iipr, WV Xr rVv. would ros- TVTAT."..;- Vormthe ei.ixensof t:v..T.lle,..d the 7Mi EciVr ly,ihattlicy baye tabliabea the pilOUC Ctwi ii j Division btre Soap and Candle .UM 1; nil of Wilks Ueac Utw?2 'r; v7onhanJ a supply fna7dCand e; 0 tnebestqnaUty, which thc-y of SMpand Vnuits, oi ui h j hll.hes, mar. BUn.ltO.rl tme nn- y rf aü .t pri ces will 00 pam l2()nu kinds co1IMCnClAL IIOTEL. LOUISVILLE. KY n V V- 1 .V .AT. 1 lT,l7 5th treet, bc- jarOpposite tae vv uiuS- y twSn Main and Market. n.uij that the market all'ords. and his Rar furnished with thcchticestloiuors, carctülly selected hy aiv cxptri- eneed harn. Attached to. the Hall, and immcdnteiv on me if.kiiii. v r il l I.I. IS T v. 1 I'l ..I ..wiri n f ki.ir leine to destroy worms mtuuufvuui'i"v,v their ceneral health; Hallock's Couh Candy composed ofllorchound Bonesel, SLc. ior 11 kinds oi'eaimh. At the proprietors prices Dr. Wuotl'a Sarsaparilla anJ Wild Cherry Ritters- See advertinenient. Dr. Uhani' Vesit-ble 1'lIC LlCClU3ry"CC6 nÜVCI tisi'ment Wilder' Sujiar Coated eg. Anti-1 ever l in ad verii.-f nein. Dr. Y&nZafulf. Health Restorative Veg. rills ?ce advertisement. Dr. Folder's Olosaonion, or all Healing Balsom tee advertisement. Dr. Peter's Vegetable Pills, Worm and Cough Loz- "lJ r! Le Roy's Universal Vegetable Pills, composed of Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry. Dr. Porter's l oor man's Curative iMigar voaieuj Pills, at 10 cents per box. Dr, Porter's Poor Maa'a Strcnsthning Tlastcr, ut 10 cents apiece. Barnes' Tooth-Ache Drops, warranted to cure in all cases. Overstrret'g genuine Linament.and Doctor Reach's I: amity fill. n n Dr.Uravc'a Anti-Fcvcr ana 1 ever and Ague I ills. I h.vnrn liit-intnm and Ikiwel colli NEW. UOOllS! NEW iOODSÜ irT r.e..'.w.,n.v lOHf SHANKI.IN. corner of Public fciuare, are his .tables, acknow ltlg J b3r all ,J 1. to be the most spacious and couvciiient in the p.ace. ages, ouu 20, IS 17 1 f. JNO. M. APi. I ociiFt ml r rr sni'itwooD) 110r.se. riKT STRtrT, CVANSVILLr, INDIANA. THE undersigned having Idiome proprietors of the above well known esmMishmei.t. beg leuvc lu olu r ilieir rerviees to tlie punilC anu to so'.ieira hart ;cl'pauunac. Tiiey hope to 1 aUe to Continue the favorable consideration the Houe ha k..i.i'. i.iilncnl umlcr the iiianaueriient ot .Mr, tMicrwood. No exertions w ill le spared to cive utii- VlTstil satisfaction to all. The Table and the Rar willle tthunduutly furnished and the rooms kept clean and neat. Charges as here toJ ore moderate nov 4-tt rUTEIl DUKK. --rrt aitiiMml atthe foot of Division) 11118"--' 1 .1 I 'WSnÄ my wj.J-rt rain Extractor, forburnS,sca!d3 fwcl lOOCIB. VUCELER IMMVATK OAItniNU IIOLSK. 'I'll hi undersigned has eipeneil a Private Roarditpr llon.-cin the Rriek Ruildimron Wa 1A ter Street. alove Mnin. known as the Wheel er House. .My object is to keep a house far the ac commodation of Uenilemm principally. There are. however, three or t mr very pleasant rooms in the House w hkb cau be litted up tor the accommodation of bninll families. The talie ihall not be turpusscd by any in the city. p.nvetvoPTtt Nov. 4th A.FARNSW ORTH. 1 u'.i.r.tnvi. Kvansville: 1K I'ack- pon-istimr in part ot the lonowmg aniuv. tu: bOO pieces prints of the newest etyle, 13 bales lirown Hieeiin, pieces lie A Planned, 20 White dj 2t) Canton di, 50 lied Tick, 25 cases Riots and Hic?, liK) pieces Rleached Shirtings, i0 pair I Jiriro Ulankt-i, lilueand Orcen Mackinaw do, 15 boxes Hats and Caps, assorteJ, CO dozen Hosiery, Sattineta, Cassiiners and Jeans, Ruena Vista Cashmere; Paramatta nnd Coburprh Cloths, California Plaid, Cashmere, M. do Lams, Alpaccas of every variety. Wool Cloaking, 5 piwMdro De Rhinn rilKs. lso' Linen Cambric Hdk'K lancy and lllack do. A large assortment of Shawls Irom I0 els All kinds of Produce takeu in exchange. leo'21-M7tf' Orders from abroad attended to and dispatch. a? l-tf-w&tw JOSEPH 1 witn piinct'iauiy, KISTER. W.M. MUHTINt; ALE. :Mlk and ail colors All the late styles of plain rff and fancy silk and satin Cra-j''Ä,ff VBtS. Scarfs and atnr-ka- whilst V llj Pocket Handkerchiefs: Linco and Linen bosom shirts: Muslin and Fannel red and Net under shirts and Dram s: lursj Fashionable Reaver, kid, thread do.; Flan- Shirt Col and cotton silk. Caps; ilk to ges moderi JOILS itni.r. JÄ NCLE A HORATIO Q. viiEELi:n, TTORN K YS AThAv r HCl (U CtiCl ivr. rnn. n t. lu.'ir fwfU A rt nc v I )Hice on i trat stn et, U Iow S"l?' II. Q- Wuixlek, Notary Publ Main. ic. focDtf MASK TRAFT0S Tt lTv EU i T R Al'TON,i,Ay;'cJ M' Jij Y'fj'1 V tlicoon First si. near the therwood Uouse. N B Dr. Weever's residence is on fcecond st., Iiit door beiow Rev. Mr. DxlSe's clnirch. nov U-Cm. lings, Uhoui.tatic Poia, kc., warrunitd to give m taut relict in all cased. t .Nerve and bone Lmameiit, highly celebrated fonts i-nrative Powers t the New Drug btjrc; .Mam street opposite io nientt YijIc's. jylo tl .HALE ACADEMY AND FEMALE. U Jl 1 X Ait V a I'UHCUS' rUR.MTUIli: VAlti:norsil J,"J1 UEFIMIl) LOAF SL'CAll. CASKS Stewart's Double Kenned; O 5 bbls Crushed do do, 1 da I'owdcrcd, in store ar.d for sale low ly j5fj J. lilmimLm t the old stand, Main St. above the Market.) t 1 have on hand and shall con?t.nntly keep Cv50k f f.r nah, n large and general assortment of rf wje FUUNITUKti, made in the lest manner, and which I will tell at remarkable low prices. Those wishing aay article in my line are re miested to call and examine my Mock. N. H. All orders from the country prompt iy at tended to and furniture carefully packed for shipment Feb. 1-oui RODERT FURO US. C1TV V LOUGH MAXUrACrOUY. 1.k'm Ml rift. V.tnnnviilf. Indiana. miTF. kutM-riher resoectfiillv informs the Public L that he is carrying on the Plough Manufactu rinr lui.inrss. in Kvaiiivilie. on Main Street, near tlie'Canal, whe-rj ho kers constantly on hand, a su-iM-rior article ofSloon. Pimond and improved Dl niiiniT w ith a ca?t mould lioard. He will warrant I mux T.AV.VLKER. .iivjiiMj-c ai SIIWOKON. Othceon Main IllllClVim'""- .1 si....nii ana iiuiu. uun iposittTtoe Clerk's otüce, where he may at all Ümcs be found unless absent on professional business. 1 dec 23, '47-1 f .,'TitLOL B-GIIXBAttVEY. nAYlAJR HARViil Lommustun ana r- wiirdiHX MrrvhaHt V aterst., r.vaosv mc, IlaYoal.-o large, new wuari-uom m a it fT I I i m ar-. nn 1 rc 1 v, ti.1ä. wi Mi..r ,r 1--- a THE uhserilier, gratctu lor the increasing patron fi r'- 7'V, Li these Ploughs to be as Rood as any to ne tounu m uns ffiÄKSÄ HJt KUBBKT FUUüUS. Axn gilKtl. V COOPS Miss MF UoiiroN and .Miss S. C. ISowi'EÄiuucu- eriTliWUIV t.Ya.:Ld by their literary attainments and JJk3 'arted- JUST OPENED AT exie,ience in teaching, to give thorough induction 100 lreLmVÄ KntBüCX MOUGAJfS Uiall the branches usually taugr.t in tue wmuihm- .SDirros Ulack Ink. 1 tr-Ui WFrnm Wnis-j. on Matn Street T an will receive and store Ireight free of drayage, ap23 TTARR1NOTON 11 iindCoMUUSStO the wharf boats. Still continue word on liberal terms. to receive and tor ap21 tf. ÄKERXgARVIN, Attorney at 13 vi'le.Ia. Otlke in the Court House THOS. E. OARVIS Eivo. Uvans- ouse. sepj wo. T TOHN I on -C t Two other young ladies from tue Last, ol tried, and hi rh!y approved capabilities lor teaclung, are e.x;iect ed'' in a short time. 'Hie public may rest assureu, that no pains will 1 spared to render llieschouls wor thy ol their confidence and cordial fupiort. V... -ln.lliinliill a lid DrofiT rCSS of tllfc m.holars, the pupils ot the Seminary arcarranged into .ACaueinicui, wiui but both under nervii-ioii. y inn iiiiariinwui esi order will be secured, and all due attention paid to fciuult, as well as largo scholars. It is greatly to the interest of thoso who attend the school, that ihey commence w ith the beginning of the term; as elates arc then formed, and subjects of stu dy commence.!. k tls or iumo.1 x Tut AC.ri..iY. CO p r Qur. H?V,n g-A- H-rA,IU!" 1J twodcpartmcnis;- Primary end Ac NHANNAU&CO.,rtriirdiaff I iat0 teachers asMgi.1 to each, io M'rcJa Water si.. opiosite (mw ij,,. w thw ur Al caliii; jan M 4 0, a supply ol luills, fcteil jens, vv aters, Wax, in store and for s-tio by 21 C. DLIIj. and 250 B MACKEREL. AT1RF.LS. Halves un.l Ciuarters, lor mie very, low ly my 10 LL..u L. 1 cc ullu N J. CHANDLER, Attorney at Law-Olhc; priniary Fnglish branches $1 f First at. Utwetn Main and Sycamore. ap-Qj Higher Engbsli branches 5 j Ureeli, Lat.n, Hebrew, A'g bra,(.cotnc- ,P(5P TONfr" Attorn'ij at Law. Office on 1 try, tilher or all, tog.-thcr w i'.h the pit- apsatt. n TAMES G. JONES, Attorn-y ai aj First street, below lain .r,T r.ro lt VALKER.PAw'cin IM srry;;,rner of VixicanJ First sts. üy 16 '45 MEDICAL. JOHN U. WILCOX, f üurgeon. I irst St., above Main, livansvdo. aPA) TTO0LSEY c N FAfOSsommi Mrchant Wa uctioifr; M ain, 2d door front Second st. a2 -1TTM HOLDEN, Tailor. Main street, over James V Scantlin Son's Stove store. ap-Uy. B R DT M ATI! EWS, Tailor; shop on the east side of Main st., one door trom the corner off irst. h't Tailor. First st nlv JJ. Main nr the Sherwood House. aP201y LAWNS AND lllr punctual! v attended to and faithfully executed TUST received a f null lot ol lnd Ca,h pJid for old casting Spring Priuts. rmirJ. .M. v r 1 r.u. j tJ tj.u KRAI J: IIh.IIM A.v cuimg 7 i d TUlT'OS IX Ti: SEM1XARY. Prirnnry Dep:irtni!?iit i'0crQur. Acadeuiicai Diparimcnt 4 to Ij 5 t X L-VTK.V Ul'.i'.Cl.l. Lr.tin. Frcr.ch, or AlgeUa u.r eaoii. 2 i) .Mufic lessens w ith ute of iiistrumcuta b IA) 44 Us of initrument for practice 2 (X) 44 44 Evanstille Feb. 8. AI. W. SA FI ORD. Evansville City Ponndery, mill'. l'VIKKSlONED nave just erected to the L City ui Evantsville a FOUNDERV, which is situated below Division, street, and near the Ex ..nn,f. Il.t.. where thev are orenare-d to execute all Lir,il?ol rnitinfTs in Iron. sucli as cookiiiii aad par lor Stoves, Ploughs, Corn Shellers, V'aj;:i Röxes, ii .ll.tw.a'ir n.l in tuet nil other wor i:i t!ieirline at Cincinnati prices. They will warrant all work ilone bv them. :-.nd their Stoves lor twelve months. They invite calls from thoe in want of work in theii line betöre going eh-ewhere. All orders -will be 10 MACK Kit F.L. RRIS No 1, in stcrcand lor talc by .jp C LLLL. Oloves; cmbroideredand plain gum suspenders; 5"V-"-"iVeingharnand cotton L'nibrella; Kilk Hats; Boots, hoes: walking canes. Alc. All tue above articles and everything els in th ifumisl ing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices fo ALi:AMi:n t,ALTG3ii.irv, -r Wholesale and Ilctnil Grocrrv 'iron. Nail. Tin ""J fiV-. aant Sheet Iron Store. WATF.JI STREUT. EVA S V I.r.E INDIANA. F. Ieg leave to coll the attention of merchants, ,C AMI. Traders, and Farmers ctncnilly. tlirounhoutl e eoadconuHlfl to receive treJ eupph wt,klr 'lift Wal.nh rvmnfrv mniu nrt t .a S.wiihern nor- üunnff th season Irow our 31 (in u tact ory in hinein tion of Kentucky, to our Inrge and very general nail Stock of C.roceries. Iron. Nails. Tin Plate. Copper., ire. Axes, Cotton arn and Domestic Manufac- turtd Articles. hlch we olfer for ealo at very re duced prices for Cst.li or l'roduce. irp 4rtij AHLElilNO RRÜMMER. VOLL HOUSE tB j hehetid of the house residinz in Pittsburgh. Wh I A TT i v tirrT a -r-.T-. -r-.. pplieJ with all anicle, inj Al U V V --LW -Vi. shatvnectown, Illinois, nable US to be rrcularlv euni our line. Dealers and country nierchnnts neeU not t!:ey may need, and they WOUld Onsidt lh"ir interest.' I riucrsnca takes tmi method to notily the by iving us a call, as we ore determined to menu "V Yv n P i.i 2, 4 B5 stre ut pubho patronage. The business will U f0f?mod,.H- nARF Boat, at fcnawnretown, and conducteUby iat he slid continues the lieceiving, Forwarding TitP2r TVII1TV fo ujiu vviniiii9ioii uuH'iesB, generally. j.MLmZ 1-..VLU111JI.V, .r. J I'crsona landing in the nifiht, or desirous ofsecur- ftCr Feathers. Hides, Tallow, Deeswat, and all ins pasBase in the niirht. will nl wei hnrl a rrl.. t kinds of Produce purchased at the highest market r0um tn ffxxi on .-j may 4, tr. lie alno keeps constantly onhand, a general I .mrnt ot Ohocthlis, F0V10SS, &C, BUltable .river trauö: thoi In connection wilh the alOTe hu.ineea. hr haa IJouse ol Iwitertainment. on Front price. assort- to the LAAD TOI! SALE! rpIIE undersinnrd will sell at private fa'e I ,.,.i. .,.i .i ii?i'rr of section nnonil V Ulli VI SJVM HI j Vj.-aBwvaa ww.-v '.auax.U,. a. i JH I 21, tow-nshipü, south of range 10 west, MingrH'twcfn. street, (alxiut T.J. yards irom the WLarfRoaU in the the ReWnville road and the City id LvansviMe, and'Morris" Prick House, and tw frame building-im within half a mile of -aid city. rl he said land. be-:mHliately below, called the 0LL HOUSE and STA3K in4 40 acres will b sold in twenty or ten acre lots, 0i fu e, all of which Lave been recently repaired and or in any other way to suit purchasers. 1 here 13 a 'refitted, and whre persons may secure eata in god very comlortable pmall tranie lions, an exoeuem -tne eonciies, lot any po:ni in tne interior, on me wt 11 ol water, nnd a con-iderable number Ol fruit mail routes. trtes on said land. The title is Ptrfect. The puLÜc may rest assurcl that his Table and Trrms. One-third cash and the balance in fix or'BiR shall be supplied with the best the country can twelvemonths. oilord lor money, and no pains wijl be Ppared 10 AC- i trsoiis wisrun iu iiun-uuf. ""i i"; wiiiuuFia ic com iiaii y rii w no can on mm. dailimtMaor.ee His Staei.f. will lie tiled witk every Chandler, LVj., or to the undcrsignt i near the premises. ,tII,r tIf,T T tds may IC. EMANUEL HULL. T A VVI'.ItS OIL. RRLS Tanners Oil jut received and for sale by Heb 1 DECKER KRAMER. JL'ST received by steamrr Tempest, W Ubls Whiskey; 10 44 Linseed Oil; 5 Lard oil: 175 Kgs White lead; 50 Bxs Candles; 20 "4 Starch: ALLISoiIIOWTEs Water St. everr variety of trrain, hay, &c., and managed by honest and faithful Ustiers, for whom the:p.derfcigned willig responai-" bl. i Persons landina froia steam boats at nicht, will always be cundt ctiJ. to the Hotel it they desire it. je 'Zl tl JOHN WOLL, Yropritior. for rale by ap Jl A VALITAULK FA 31 for SALE CONTAINING two hundred and six-' Off fa pif"0i' Rtack and Colored Alpacca Lusters fwUUlJ5 4' Krntiicky Jeans. 100 44 Sattinelts all colors. jt) 44 Red, White and Yellow Flannels J j Case assorted Prints. 5 44 Rltacaed Mu&lins. fiOO 44 Wllen Shawls. 130 Pair RIankets, iust received and for sale vrrv cheap, bv J. H. MAOHLb,: to., j oct. rJ-tt Main street CLOTH, CASSHMXRES VESTING SUPERFINE black French Cloth, Suj rhne black French Cns.-i meres, Rlick, Rlue and Runn cloths of every quality and price. Fancy Cassimeres, 1 nn.j Vesting-. Whi'thand Colored MarM-illes estirps, with a large assortment of O cuts Plain Rlac1! and Fancy Silk Cravats, and Patent Slocks, suiertiiie Plo'm and Figured black Silks, and Satins for ts- tin, C.t.ts.s.uertine, RlaHi ami White etnoreu Silk and Kid t.fove. with every desirable article lor Spring and funmier wear, lor wnoici-aie uu y aplji MORRIS S. JOHNSON. -C6 l'S. fancv Prints; bo ps. (iinchama Trints. at only 10 cents nrr vfirlt 20 ps Oinghams, colors warrated, at 16 c'ts per yard; 100 ps bleached Domestic; 10 cases Hats; 10 do Roots; 10 doz Ladies' flippers; 20 ps Irish Linen, from 23 cents to ?1 00 1 per yard; .V) Lerage Scurfs, at only 50 cts each. 21 s.upfUiumcrHiawIs; 20 ps Fancy Linen Drills; li loves, blkand white Kid, Pic Ntc and Cotton; Steel lieeds and Purse Trimmings; 50 doz Hosiery, embracing every ejuality; Hps Carpeting; 5ba!esRrown Domestic; 1 do Drilling; 2 do Osna bergs. And many other articles, which makes our assort- mont tiiual to any mat camwwuiwui We most rc-oectf ally olimt a cau irom au w .hi ru to buy goods!, either at wholesale or retail, aswetcel eunfJint that they wiM li it to their interest to mirehaseofus KROLN u A.N, i je b ITCS! TICS! FK.St Qf? BASKETS Figs; 40 Drums do., all fresh; or sulc Ly ALL1S L HOWES. gp2. Water st. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS- ty-one and one half acres, 'ninety-six improved, ten miles from Evansville on the state road leading to Tcrre Haute, one half mile from Erowning'a steam mill. This' Jard lies on both sides of the etate road, i 1 .u. .1. I ut no. can re so umiucu wui i wut maa.0 ,wu euui tarms. On the East side Cl the road is new two story frame house, w ith a store room attached, thirty-two lect lomr. a frame smoke house nnd shop, a large double l iarn sixty-six leet lon Dy twenty, two wide, with a twelve loot kbed running the whol length, and all other necessary outbuildings, and plenty of cood water, one hundred of choice apple trees, with a variety of peach and other fruit trees. On the w est side ol the road, is a good frame dwell- r l -l r. J...H.I a iranieemoive iiouse, wiui a larce uouuie uirn. No. 23, Main street. tents. retail by TN store nnd lor sale 50 Lbl White Lime in good jÄMCCLWli M.W.FOSTER CEDAK POSTS, OHA CEDAR Posts suitable tor garden I'or sale by Ije 2J fencing. L.AL till 1.1. COFFINS. made to order. 1-Cm Constantly on hand on R0RERT FURGUS Main Street. TO THE rUI.LIC. Jour- ITTIIFV T iwlvorlwe mv Im k in our Daily V nai, 1 am not in the habit of advertising doit Mm ur trihb ihn I I brive 1 nn hnnd. but COIC td the f may lb! OLIVER LA DO miftntitv bv relit rrina to mv invoices ot toous j c ct.aif d l.a: t, PANTALOOITS ÖTTJIT COATINGS i1t'ITENADFA Crotens, Tweetls, superlir.e I J l.lnek Fre.iieli Dray, tts., DniD tie Nienne, Un 1 hrcks and stripes, with all the most pur- tlesirable styles, for sale low at wholesale and retail by pur l0" M IRRIS S. JOHNSON. A. B. JOXES CO.. Produce Dealers 6L Commission Ifih'tS terms and payments made easy. M. Lonis. No. 1 Front Street, liffercncc: E. W. Lewis, Fanvin Harrington, Hannah Co., I Evansville Reckwuh Dryer, i S. W Eall, McIIoseccEnglbh, I lMXXlB' II Whitmore oct'2G-y Mathews Patch. National Bakery 113 m t m rrr sir mi eorner or arer ana u.vt$iontireex. .1 nf u r.nm ot,,rrtB14 to inform .;n i H "r 7. Vi. r S 1 ,v T ale possession will be given A1 lu Inends, and the public cenerallv. that he has. -Ji-. U..i., m a 111 a ii 1 iiii,i wj 4XA iiv u ua again returned to this city, from Mexico, nnd recom mence! the business of iSAKLNU, in all its various branche?. rresh Rread, and a variety of t akes Crackt rs, &.C-, can be had at all times, and on the most reasonable terms.' Oive him a call. mayl, TRUNKS. Leather Trunks 1 1 goot quality anu ww pri a-sj uiw tei imiot 01 even' variety ior tuicui tu ..i.:,., Cincinnati Clothimr btore. h. tt.nhlf!-. barns Ve. I he log bouses are AHLERENti x. I3KU3IMEK. 1,11 it.kmI nnd two of them new Willi DHCK ClumTUCä. rpiILsubsciiberis now owning i-tiiacKage 01 M tl, Bhaued with .tables and other out buildings. JL .Merchandise, consis ing 01 ky i.w, one hundred bearing apple trees oi the best kind, also A Shoes, Hats.Caps and Ikxrrs, Ha fdwart, Olass a vaJjet of ftub fcnd ch a ever WAKE and CROCKEKV; wincu ne w 1 1 sen ntow as taUi wcll of te begt kind of water he Jand j, any HoHse in the City, for Cash or I roduce such as iQ a b h pUte 0fcullivaUon, plenty of good hickory. rk,W-. eat, Corn. Oato, I-lasted, W hite Leans 1 biack oak timber lr Jfo plenty deeswax leathers or 1 allow-. Lf nd f d H e -tone r k in t -VPrvthinir e'2lc-i( juii.M 3ail.i iw niakcit a desirable location. It is one of the best locations in this part ef the State for a store and pub lic house. This farm will be sold on reasonable terms and payments made easy. For further infor mation enquire of James T. Walker, of Evansville 1 a Jor to the proprietors on the premises I Possession may be had immediately il required. JOHN RURT1S. THOMAS HENNESSYr Scott township.Vanderburg co. Ia. sp!3 d&.wrx6 For Kale or Kent. BROWNING'S 446TEAf MILL,"' with two run of French Burs. 10 miles from Evans- lmmeui- Jö"For further particulars apply on the premises. RICHARD RROWN1NO. Scott Tounthip, April 22. ap24-d&w3m RIVER ÜOTT03I LAND FOR SALE. T WISH to sell my valuable Farm ol Kiver jiottom t m I n ulna la An I TtC-T II 1V-T I .UIIIU j m o ...1 frn r.v.iMvillc-. containing VIA) acres 1 1 Vj la in i 7 a gm which is cleared and under ience, anu in a Kne I here are three aouoie log ROOTS AND SHOES. 1Af CASES Boot3 and Shoes. es by list received and for sale at wholesale pri-',oii the Kentucky fmv 61 J. Ii M Aull El. C jew "Persons desirous ol purchasing will learn rny trms !hv applying to Mr. E. A. Cotbet or W B Butler of Evansville, or oy applying i ure ujwk! mo ioim if aide. J AS. McCLAIN. 1 1" :i i t 1 1 1 'I 1 t I Hi 1 ill 1 1 1 1 1 1 Si n:

Page 2

EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL PßlSTEÜ ASD PUBLISHED BT WM. H. CHANDLER CO. MM i FOR YRESlDEXTt GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR; r Of Louisiana, FOR VICE PRESIDENT MILLARD FILLMORE, Of New York, -FOR REPRESENTATIVE, .NATHAN It O W LE T. WHIG ELECTORAL TICKET. FOR TUE STATS AT LARUE; JOSEPH G. MARSHALL, of Jefferson. GODLOVE S. OKTII, of Teppecanoo. DISTRICT EUXTUR3: l?t Did. Jou.V FlTVHtR, of P.wy. 2d Jou.x S. Davis, of Floyd. 3d Milto Gseuo, of Dearlmrn. 4th David P. Hollowav, of Wavxe, 5th 44 Thomas D. Walpuo of Hancock. 7. II. Uocsseau, of G wnp, 7th Ldward W. McGcaghey, ol Park, fcth James F. Slit, of Clinton. 9th Da.xiel D. Pratt, ot Cut. 10th David Kilgoke, of Delaware. CITY CP CVANSVILLEi FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 14. Fkaxce. The following telegraphic das- patch to LouUvill U of an important and exci ting character: New Yobk, July 11. A telegraphic despatch from Taris to the Courier and Enquirer, dated Friday evening, June 23, states that the members of the Frort sioual Government had resigned, and that Gen. Cavaignac headed the troops, and had declared the capital in a state of sei. Fighting was going on in the streets, and the telegraph had been cut down to prevent further couimunica eation. fjQpThe telegraph announces the resigna tion of Governor Shunk, of Pennsylvania. He has been in bad health lor some time, which compels him to the step. (QrVe believe there is not solitary Whig paper in Pennsylvania or Delaware or New Jersey or Vermont or Maine or Connecticut or New Hamp:hire or Massachusetts or Rhode Island or Michigan or Wisconsin or low a, that hesitate to support Gen. Taylor for the Presi dency. Of the well-known unanimity of the Whig press of the slavehotding Slates in his behalf we need not spead. Tatlor Clubs. They are Cuming in Boston Taylor Gluts, composed of all those who are jn favor of the election of Taylor and Fillmore. They have placed on their banner this motto: "I have no private purpose to accomplish no party projects to build up no enemies to punish nothing to serve but my country Z. 4 MW The old hero, who was the author of these vords, fought bravely to sustain our flag, and grateful people will sustain, his. Every VEig Taper in Pennsylvania bears loft the glorious banner of the People choice inscribed with the names of Tailor and Fill more. Every Whig paper in the State of Maine has .hoisted the flag of Taylor and Fillmore. In .none of the Slates does old Rough and Ready appear to have more warm and active friends .than in Maine. Candidate Cass, who has made up his mind lo be "mum" as far as regards political letters Jias doubtles read Shakspeare, and remembers .the lines: "I do know of those Who therefore only are reputed wise for saying nothing. SicruncAarT. Mr. Havemayer, the Major of New York, vetoed the resolution of the Board of Aldermen proffering the hospitalities ßi the city to Mr. Cass. CouFrimost. This officer has recently been presented with a beautiful sword by the ladies of Charleston. Hon. Jons West worth. This gentleman writes to the N. Y. Tribune, to contradict ru mor that he had abandoned the Wilmot Pro viso. He says he "never voted against the proviso, and never expects to. ''Unquestionable Aituobitt." Mr. Weed the editor of the Albany Evening Journal, says that he knows, from unquestionable authority, that Taylor is decidedly and nnequi vocally op posed to any actor movement of Government in favor of the extension ol slavery, C3-The river is rising at this point. The Louisville Journal of Wednesday says the riv er there had risen iu 21 hours 14 inches, and there were 6 feet 8 inches water in the canal. At Cincinnati the river was alo rising on Tuesday, but at Pittsburg it was falling faster lhan jl has risen. SPEECH OF MR. STEWART. (CONCLUDED.) And there was another thing to which he wished to call the especial attention of gentle men. Gen. Cass was said to be a friend to economy, lie was a very great economist. lie takes especial care ot the people s money especially when be gets it into his own pock et. (Laughter.) He had some proofs on this subject to which he would refer the committee and he called upon gentlemen to examine the official documents which be should produce. Gen. Cass, it was known, was once Governor of Michigan, and ex-officio Superintendent of Indian A flairs, appointed under a special law, with a uxed salary ot per annum, lie was appointed Governor ana was ex-officio Superintendent of Indian Affairs just as the President ol the United Mates is President and ex-officio Comrasndment-in-Chief of the Ar my and Nary, and lie would ask gentlemen had the one any more ngat to extra pay than the other? But Gor. Cass not onljr drew bis salary while he held that office, between ser- enteen and eighteen years; but be charged ex tra compensation while drawing bis salary of &2.000 per annum, amounting to the enor mous sum ol $uu,0l2 over and above bis sala ry. He would read to the com mitte some of the items to show what the character of these charges were, which be had derived from offi cial and authentic sources, and which could not and he presumed would not be controverted on this floor. Extra charge by Governor Cass as Governor and Superintendent of Indian Affairs, over and above hi regular salary, as per docu ment No. 224, 1S39, 3d session, 2bth Con gress, page 2. From October 9, 181 3, to May 29, (9 years) ten rations per day (20 cents each) S0.C10 From October 9. 1813, to July 31, 1831, $1,500 per annum, extra salary 26.715 833,325 years af- said to be allowed by Mr. Calhoun six ter he was. out of office. Document No. 112, same session, page 15, partly embraced in sub sequent account 55 da vs per diem, at $8 per diem, trar ellicg expenses, 40 cents per mile, in concluding treatiesat Greenville, 1814.SU Mary's (ISIS) Saginaw and Saut de Marie, and making ar rangements with the Wyanucrts, &c, from 1S17 to 1820 as per doc ument No. 6, 3d session, 27th Con gress, pages 11 and 12, (being ex tra compensation,) 50 days prepar ing hrfrtr nnrl nfttir frfntti 4,750 2.47G 69G 1.413 Percfiem, 52 days mileage, &e., (68 per day and 4U cents per mile) at the treaty of Chicago, in 1612 For attendance at Washington in 1821-22, (208 days) to settle his own accounts, and mileage, (10 ra tions per day,) and $1,032 travel ling expenses Extra services as commissioner to treat with the Indians at Wapagh konetta.and at Prairie du Chien, in 1S25, 29 days, daily pay and mi leage, 8356, taking treaty to YVaah- incton 82.092 2,443 552 1,360 9G0 1,112 240 1,520 10,500 375 Similar services in Indiana in 1S26, 40 days Similar services in Fond da Lac in 1826, 65 days Similar services at Butte des Morte in 1827. 60 days Similar services at Green Bay in 1S33 too days Similar services at St. Joseph's in lfc7, lU days Servicesand expenses in Washington city in lat preparing a code lor the regulation of Indian Affairs, and mileage. Ill days Services for superintending Indian agencies at Piqua, Fort Wurne, and Chicago for the years 18223-'4- 5 6-"7-8, at 81,500 per annum Similar services, same agencies, 1&29 -30, and part ol IÖ31, at 81,000 per annnm Total extra charges $00,412 It would appear from this statement, made from documents specially referred to, (and which, if wrong, can be corrected by General Cass's friends,) that be charged and received pay four times for the same period of time: 1st. His regular salary as governor and ex-ojficio superintendent of In dian affairs of the Territory of Michigan, 82,000 per annum for abont 18 years 36,000 id. 81 ,ouu per annum extra salary from 1813 to 1831. nearly 18 years paid in 1831 26,715 Kations ten rations per day at 20 cts. each for between nine and ten years 6,610 id. 8i,5UU per annum extra salary from 1821 to 1831, abont ten years, bung part of the above IS years 14,375 4tn. bpeciUc charges for 773 days of the above time, at 83 per day and 40 cents mileage, in attending at In diana treaties, at Washington to settle his own accounts, and for ex tra pay as above, preparing an Indi an code, &c., being upwards of 816 per day for the time specified above 12,712 Total 896,412 This last charge, with his three salaries, one fixed at 82,000, and two extra salaries of 81,- 500 each, would make bis pay for this period amount to 811.355 per annum more than 831 per day, Sundays aud all, exclusive of his rations, taken from the pockets of the tax-pay uig pcuuic ui wie united states ny uen. Cass for his services as governor and superintend ent of Indian affairs for the territory of Mich gan at a fixed salary of 82,000 per annum, it sucn were His extras as a territorial govern or, what will they be as President? At the same rate they will amount to upwards of 860. 000 per annum, which be would have just as I i 1 m uuu a rigm iu ciaim asex-oincto commanaer-in-chief of the army and navy of the U, States. Where is the difference! In connexion with this, there was the fact that some of these accounts were made out and certified when he was himself Secretary of War; but, not likeng to pass his own ac counts, he left them for his successor, with the endorsement that they were authorized and correct. And yet Gen. Cass was a great econ omist! He subscribed to the Baltimore max im that "the people's money must be carefully guarded for the people's benefit." But he (Mr. S.) thought the General had in this case had rather exceeded the bounds of moderation, whatever the opinions of others might be. But this was not all that General Cass had re ceived. Besides the above, received as Gov ernor of Michigan and ex-officio superinten dent of Indian Affairs, he was about five years Secretarv of War at SG.000 per annuo, bein? a total of 820,000. He was subsequently some six years minister to St. Cloud at $9,000 per annum, being $54,000, with an outfit of 9.000 and an inflt of 4,500; making a total of 97,500. The amount of extra charges during his travels in Europe and to the Holy Land he had not yet ascertained; be presumed they were considerable. And to these sums his per diem and Mileage as Senator from Michi gan, 4Us. pay as an officer during the late war with Great Britain, and it would present an aggregate of between two and three hundred thousand dollars ol the people s money. Enough he thought to satisfy a reasonable mau; but it seemed not, he wants one hun dred thousand more. Of the private conduct and character of Gen. Cass be would say noth ing, but his official conduct was a fair and le gitimate subject of discussion; and he would not snrinK irora me aiscnarge oi uis auty, oc the consequences what thev may. It was to the extra charges he wished to call the special attention of his friends, and he would be glad U SL. I- ii tuey couiu luruisu some sausiaciory expla nation of these extraordinary charges, which he feared they could not and would not. He hoped the mends of Gen. Cass would examine these matters and be able to give some explanation of the subject. The people of this country would expect it to be cleared up some bow or other, though be believed it would be found that there were no vouches to sustain these extra charces not the oath of a single witness to establish their justice, but they were left to depend mainly if not altogeth er on the statements of Gen. Cass himself, on his own ipse dixit. But bis hour was fast waistxngaway and must hurry on. There was another thing to which he de sired to refer. If be had the time he wonld like to refer to the expenditures during the present war with Mexico. He, however, bad not the time to refer satisfactorily to the waste ful expenditure of money. There had been much of it squandered amongst Presidential partisans ana favorites; some rewarded with nigh offices, such as Pillow Co., and others with fat contracts. Thev bad paid for the hire of steamboats alone 351,631 a month, and the sum of 115,900 had been paid for old and worthless vessels. But he had not time to refer to these matters in detail, which he bad before him; he might put them in his speech should he ever write it out. But be roust has ten to advert to another thing, which would show how the great economist of this Admin istration spent "the people's money for the people's benefit. His attention had been called to the fact that this Government had been expending the people's money for the benefit of hundreds of their partisans and pets for actually doing nothing; and in many of the custom-houses in the country at this time the receipts were wholly inadequate to the pay ment of the officers who were qurlered on the Eublic. Far instance, there were fifty custom oufces, of which he had made a list, that col lected the sum of 74,425 77; to collect which an expense was incurred of 361,075 36 over and above the entire receipts of the officers a clear loss to the Treasury of this amount to support the party; making, therefore, an expen diture of 434,601 16 paid to support custom houses that paid not one cent into the Treasury. There were twenty one custom-houses whose aggregate receipts were 832,218 39, the whole ot which, together with $270,23023, was paid to a set of idle officers ostensibly employed in its collection, but actuallyjdoing little or noth ing; a gross sum, without any receipts to meet the expenditures, of 8302,497 07 thrown away on favorites! There were likewise ten custom bouses which collected the sum of $867 19, which cost the Government 836,213 22, or $35,331 31 over and above the whole receipts. And tnat was using "the peoples money for the people's benefit, according to the Balti more resolutions, Oh, say they, you must take care to spend the people s money foe the peo pie's benefit, and here, as an example, was an expenditure of 836,343 32 to collect 8G7 19! If gentlemen bad any doubt on this subject he had before him a transcript from the official statements, made out by an officer of this House, which he would hand to the Reporter; he had not time now to read it. Here is a por tion of the list: Statement showing the gross amount of revenue collected in the following districts, and the excess of expenditure beyond the duties re ceived for the year 1845 Excess of ex penditures Districts. Gross revenue, beyond re- ceipts. Frenchman's Bay Waldobo rough Kennebuuk Saco York Plymouth Ipswich Ld gart own Barnstable New "London Stonington Oswegatchie Cape Vincent Presque Isle Delaware St. Mary's Yeocomico Tappahannock Ocracoke Beaufort. S. C. Bruuswick St. Mary's St. Augustine St. Mark's St. John's Pearl River Vicksburg Miami 841513 2,245 79 592 33 191 87 323 74 1,825 14 Nothing. 298 15 2,815 63 614 25 351 43 38571 779 40 31266 1,591 49 2 83 157 79 132 06 56 27 700 1 36 75 33 1G9 70 195 01 59 02 197 35 30 71 43 8( 815.506 46 18.793 05 2,740 18 1,810 85 1,163 99 25,716 02 121 57 2.303 21 44,819 77 11,916 03 2,269 81 2.399 67 3,436 18 8,996 97 22,447 63 159 68 331 21 1.6S154 2,034 25 243 00 110 32 4.073 56 1.686 12 6,157 67 2,955 43 351 03 1.2SU32 813,783 21 8185,03411 Old Zack be trusted, would soon make this list of drones and cormorants "small by de grees and beautifully less;" for, if there was any one trait in bis character more strongly developed than any other, it was his love of economy and his abhorrence of anvthing like extravagance and wasteful expenditure, and especially of the public money. In matters of this kiud he understood ha was peculiarly rigid and exact; and ft is now, in these times of pro fligacy and wsnton waste, that the country apd tfca ljx paying people want such an hon est and faithful man as General Taylor to mus ter and inspect the crew, dismiss the idle and useless, put "the ship to rights," get it fairlr before the wind, and wjtb a noble crew and well-selected commanders, our nnhl thin nf State would oii surmount every obstacle, and ue uncc more sajejy moored m the haven of peace and prosperity; The Baltimore Convention speak in their resolutions, with ereat exultation, nf tho Mot. ican war and the Mexican pc.ee. And what have we got by one or by the other? This war has thrown this country back full half a centu ry. Look at its demoralizing effects; look what it hasCOtt in blood and treasure. Ami fnr 1! this, what have we got? Nothing; fear worse than nothing. Sir. the neruniarr riKi r-T v I j .vvj of this war, and this was br no ir.ran3 its great est cost, would not fail short past, present and prospective of some three or four hundred millions of dollars. Cost already incurred, say 8100,000,000 Land bounties u.wu.uuu Amount paid Mexico, debt and mon- ey w,uuu,uuu Addition to pension list, two mil lions for twentv-five vears. 50.000.000 Standing arm v to defend the northern r r frontier of Mexico, and maintain ing our new possessions there, five millions per rear for ten years, 50,000,000 Increase of army and navy at home, five millions per annum, say ten years. 50,000,000 Incidental expenses, damage, losses, &c.. to be provided for hereafter. say 10,000,000 8396,000,000 And to this add the loss of time and labor to the country of fifty thousand volunteers for two years, and the loss to families and to the country of fifteen or twenty thoasan i valuible lives. And, he repeated for all this, what have we gained? New Mexico and California which will cost us every year to maiutain and defend, as much as it is worth. And where is our promised 'indemnity for the past and se curityfor the future? Indemnity! We have none, not a cent for all our losses; but Mexico has received "indemnity for the past by a re lease of the five millions of debt which Mr. Polk made the war to recover, and fifteen mil lions in cash; aud as to 'security for the future we have none. But what has Mexico? She has security for the future. We are bound to protect her northern frontier against the hos tile and predatory incursions of the Indians of Lai i (or ma, now ours, heretofore a source of so much annoyance, expense and sufferinz to her people. 'From these calamities she is tobe hereafter protected, not by her own, but by American armies; so that, in point of fact, ft -m Mexico, anu not jyu. rolk has got all lie "indemnity for the past and security for the future. Such are the benefits of our war and the blessings of our peace, of which we hear so much boasting on the other side of the House. Sir, but for the madness and follr of this ad ministration, all we have cot could have been obtained, by wise counsels and amicable "nego tiation, for some fifteen or twenty millions. f iiu tan uuuui iu liut no, noimng out war and bloodshed Would saisfy the President; he would "cavil on the ninth part of a hair," he would not consent to change the title of our negotiator sent to Mexico from "minister pie uipuiciuiary to "commissioner, wnitn was all that required to secure his recognition bv Mexico, and the opening of negotiations for peace. Rather than comply with this reasona ble request, he instantly ordered Gen. Taylor to march to the Bio Grande, and commenced the war Without consulting Congress, then in session; thus fixing on Pulk and his party the responsibility, the fearful responsibility of this war and all its consequences. But there was another grave objection he ha 1 td the policy of the administration. Our gov ernment, as now administered, has in etfect become a foreign Government. We could now do everything abroad and nothing at home. The American people were taxed for the benefit 01 toreigners. lhe millions raised to carry on this war had been expended for the 'most part in a foreign country. Internal improvements were unconstitutional at home, but not abroad; we could survey, and of course imnrove. the Dead Sea, we could make roads and canals across the isthmus of Panama and Tehuante pec. If we want good they must come from abroad. American hats, shoes and coals, were not good enough for the Administration; they reduced the duties and brought, them from abroad. A proposition was actually made by his colleague, (Air. J. C. Inxersoll.) and sus tained by his party, a few days ago, to take half the present low duties off the rich mau's luxuries, jewelry, and everything of the I. .1 i nn" I sinn, ana on iron, coai.ciotn, tiats, Mioes, and every species of manufacture, reducing the re venue one half expressly to favor foreigners, wno were represented by bis colleague to be in a suffering condition, (no matter about Am ericans) and then, to make up, it was proposed to put a duty ot twenty-live per cent on lhe poor man's tea and coffee. Thus, Sir, everything done by those -progressives inure to the benefit of foreigners. Our money is sent in ship loads abroad; our improvements are foreign; our army and our navy are employed abroad. Ererrthine is foreign, foreign; nothing American. No power to protect or benefit ourown people or improve our own country, i ne power to contract debts to tu and oppress the ieople, were the only legitimate powers of Government as now ad ministered. Was this not true to the letter? Uould the people longer submit to this state ol things? lhe power and the remedy was in their own hands, and they would apply it by elevating that honest, rue hearted American, Uen. lay lor to the Presidency, who would soon correct these foreign and anti-American tendencies, and bring the country back to the good old revolutionary principles of the true American policy of the earlier and better days ui me repuoiic. The Baltimore platform had a creat manv things in it to which his brief remaining time would not permit him to allude. He saw amongst other things, they had a resolution in which they repeated the President's charge tht the Whigs gave "aid and comfort to the ene my. ov he would like to know what sort of "aid aud comforr Gld Zack cave to the ene my? Mr. Polk sent Santa Anna to give them aiu suacomior', wane insieaj Ol aid, lien'irsl Taylor cave them "a little more crane" and canister. He wished gentleman opposite to maxe tne most ol that "aid and comfort;" Old Zack had spiked that cannon, or rather had turned it upon their own ranks, now flying like Mexicans before him. In the next place they go in for a sound cur rency; and yet the parly, after the destruction of the United States Bank, had established six or seven hundred State Banks. This had been done by Democratic Legislatures in Democrat ic States. But it was perfectly consistent with all they did. They make au outcry against Bank paper and they fill the country with ille gitimate paper money, issued in violation of the constitution, which expressly declared that no State should "issue bills of credit," and of course they could no. authorize others to do what the States themselves were not authorizs edto do, This provision, Mr. Madison savs, was inserted for the very purpose of prevent ing the States frornjäsuiug or authorizing the issue of "paver money m HefMr.S.i u-nni a bank man. We had too many banks. He was opposed to a United States Bank, though he had once voted for it under the unanimous instruction of a Democratic Pennsylvania Leg islature, when every member from Pennsyl vania in this House voted for it but one. Next, the Baltimore nlatform der1.irp'tht the present Administration had given "a noble impulse to free trade." br reoealins th tarlfr of 1S12 and establishing that of 1S16. This was announced as the crowning merit and glo ry of Mr. Polk's administration. It was too late to enter upon mat sucjeci, ior nis lime was al most expired,' but he would merely observe that their system had been so successful as to froduce a balance of perhaps some forty mil ions against the country. Specie was iu cou sequence going out of the country at the rate of three millions a month from the port of New York alone, and goods were coming in by in illions;andhe would tell them, while their tmporlsare vastly increased under the tariff of 1846, that their exports were tailing greatly falling off. The exports of breadstuüs will not be one-tenth part of what they were last year, and, judging from what he saw in the last Union, they would be much less than that. The "Union" of yestenlay states the exports to Great Britain of flour last year at 2,269,124 barrels, this year, 129,191; wheat last, 2,157, 443 bushels; this year, 215,139; and soon; and yet gentlemen talk of evidence of the worth of their system. Where was it, and what was it? A crisis is approaching; it will soon be up on us. The result of such a system would be a crisis such as they hud in 1310, which will crush the banks, the people; and the country, producing the scenes and sufferings of 1310, which cannot be forgotten jor averted. The famine and the revolutions in Europe have post poned the crisis; the expenses of the war, too, nave helped; but it is coming and must come. While exports are falling off they boast of in creased imports and increasing revenue under low duties thus boasting of that which must bring inevitable ruin. The Baltimore Convention next boasted of this glorious war with Mexico. They were welcome to all its glories, and all its responsi bilities. The policy of the Whigs was peace and not war. The policy of the Whigs, too, was economy and uot extravagance; and ll Gen. Taylor, that faithful an true patriot, should come into power which no man can doubt if, he repeated. Gen. Taylor should come into power a man into whose face, they were told by Gens. Smith and Twiggs, no man could look and make a dishonorable pro position he would bring back the expendi tures to what they were in the early days of the republic, when Washington, Jefferson, and Madison presided over its destinies. Taylor, this second Washington would bring back this Government to the purer principles and better policy of the first. Thank God that period is approaching; U is at hand already; its approach is heralded by Here the Chairman's hammer announced the expiration of the gentleman hour, and he took his seat. To the Editors of the Louisvill Journal: Gextlemes: In the Democrat of the 6th inst. there is a communication signed "Senex," re viewing a communication published in the Journal, dated New Albany, July 3, iu which Senex charges the author with "falsehood knavery, and uiiblu&hing impudence." Per haps a fair statement of fects by a volunteer who was an eye and ear-witness of all the facts in relation to the organization of the Iudi- L I f ICH II i .1, anaongaue iu une, ioiu, win put to resi me question of veracity between the parties. It is a fact well known, that at a meeting of the officers of the Indiana volunteers, iu the parlor ot the Iev Albany Hotel, June lölb, Gov. Whitcomb slated that the laws of Indiana made no provision for the organization of vol unteer companies into regiments except by- voluntary association, and recommended to the officers to retire and associate themselves into regiments. The officers upon this recom inundation soon formed one regiment and re ported the fact to the Governor, and their pro ceedings were sanctioned by him, but, betöre a writ of election could be issued, some of his parasites (uot volunteers) set themselves to work to produce dissatisfaction among the men aud succeeded in prevail in" ou one coin puny (the Lauesvilte Legion) to withdraw from the association, and, although there were other companies ready to join. Gov. Whit comb refused lo permit them, and made known his intention to organize them himself, w hich was done in such a way as to secure the elec lion of his partizans. In fact the electionof officers was a wholesale barter and trade affair; mauy of the men not voting at all four com panier of the first regiment not even opening a poll. Senex asks the question, "how could Gov Whitcomb have any agency in the election of officers? 1 will answer this question by ask ing another. Does benex know that the Gov eruor was several days in organizing the three regiments, and that he was beset the whole of that time, day and night, by his partizans, each oue insisting they should be organized to suit himself? What was this delay lor? 1 answer, to enable the successful candidates to ascertain their strength an.ong the men, and as soon as that was known, Gov. V hitcomb decided the question and organised them by geographical lines, dividing the Slate into three parts, each. part to contain a regiment. Y here can Gov Whitcomb or any of his partizans find law for this? There is none, as every citizen of Indi ana of ordinary intelligence knows. Then why take the law into his own hands in defiance ol express statutes on the subject, if he had no partisan euds to gain? The regiment that was organised bv volunta ry association had 11 Aigs selected lor their of ficers, such men as the gallant, generous, and noble Tid ton: and none will dire sar the re- suit at Buena ista would nave been the same

it ne nad been at their iiead, as it is well known he was peculiarly qualified by nature and education to tkae command in the field. Kobody asked Gov. "Whitcomb to withhold the commissions of officers, but we did ask the privilege of electing men that would suit us. and I can see no reason why the choice of one- third of the companies should not be respected by the Governor, only that be and his parti- suis were heard tosay that the regim?uts should be so organised that no whig should eet into office. Even after the election of Joseph Lane as colonel of the 2d regiment, and his appoint ment as brigadier general, we succeeded in el ecting Capt. Wm. L. Saun tie rsoa as colonel; V nut ne, aunoug a Democrat, did not suit the party, because it was well known he would uot carry out their views iu his appointments; so part of the returns were suonreKsed and the election was declared null aud void: and in mis situation we inarched to the seat of war, under the command of a man who had been elected in sport, and in whom ths men placed uviouiiurnce. After our arrival on Brazos Island. Col. Bowles was finallv elected on the; he was a clever fellow, and it is onlr justice to say that he was uniformly kind, indulgent, and attentive to the comfort of his men, but he lacked the all important requisite of qualifica tion. The volunteers, fortunatelv. have sense euough to know that the report of Gen. Tav- ior was made up Irom the reports of h s subor dinates, and they, not he, are responsible for any odium that may rest on the 2d regiment; and consequently, regardless of the conclu sions of Seuex, we will go up boldly and vote for him for TresideBt of the United States, relying under all circumstances upon his mor al andpolitical honesty, A VOLUNTEER. Of the second regiment Indiana Volunteers'. LAND AND TOWN LOTS' FOll SALB. I WILL sell at private sale a tract of Land adjoin ing Evansvilte, containing about twenty severs acres; alo, ten or fifteen Lots in the upper enlarge ment of Evans vi! le, all of which I will sell en reason able terms in quantities to suit purchasers.' Thcte wishing to purchase Land or Lots, will find it to their interest to apply immediately. jyH E. A. CORBET, Agent, MEDICAL, NOTICE. A meeting of the Evansville Medical Society, will be held at die olfiee of Dr. Weever &.Traitonr on Monday evening lhe 17th inst., at 8 o'clock. Dr. D. Lane, or Dr. G. B. Walker, will read the regular quarterly essay. The member of the society, and others who taker an int Brest in the association, are respectfully in vi led to be present. jyH JOHN T. WALKER, t?ec'y. NOTICE. LOOK oat for Horse Thieves. Stolen from stable of Parnal Fisher, on Sondav nurhc tho- 9th instant, a valuable bay mare, aged 12 years, is about 16 hands high, black mane and tail, hoofs all black except the right hind foot, which I think is s Untie white behind the pastern; has a small scare v the lift of her face; mall stair in her forehead, and is a natural trotter. Anv person who may deliver said mare, to the afb:e3aid shall be liberally rewarded. jy 14 Ira PARNAL FISHER, near Princetw HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES, l.XTERXAL OR EXTERNAL, rEKMA.XE.TTLY CVSED V Dr. Up ham s Vegetable ZHectxtary. .1 Inttntal RmJif, mAicS if ud according to di rection, a cunjor it ft guaranteed. SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE. common consequence or this affection is a kind of tenesmus, or ocarina down sensation, as it is A familiarly called; there is also heat, tension and throbbing in the part, varying from a moderate de gree ot' these sensations to lhe most excruciating suf lering; these are caused by the great flow of blood to the parts. Sometimes the inner coat of the bowel protrudes at every evacuation, forming what is called Prolapsus, or falling of the bowejs; this is the ellcct of long continued irritation and weakness of that or gan. In some instances the patient experiences ner vous pains, which are indidcribable, and known on ly to the sutlerer, winch commence immediately af ter an evacuation, and continue Irotu thirty miuulea to several hours; these sensations are very annoying and sometimes very distressing. This disease, wlien of long continuance, i attended by pain and weak ness in the back, irritation Vt the kidneys and blad der, and other organs in lite vicinity, pain and numb ness in the legs and feet, a sense of straiuicss about the chest, ana unnatural fulness of the abdominal viscera, accompanied with palpitation of the heart and oppression, individuals sometimes experienoe, previous to an attack of the Piles, symptoms deno ting great derangement in the circulation; there is a at-n.- ol weight and pressure in the alidonicn, with a peculiar feeling of uneasiness in the bowels, consti pation or perinseuni, otiended w ith pain in the lack and loins, nausea, and slight pains in the stomach, pale countenance, coniuseu sensations in the head, weariness, and irritable and discontented Hate ol the mind, and a sene of fulness and oppression in the re gion of the stomich. The circulation on the surface is feeble, and the current of blood determined inward and downward. JCrAII the above diseases and complaints, DR. I Pi I A M V Et J ETA b L E ELECTUARY eurtj feci tally, and therefore prevents Piles. READ TUE TESTIMONY. IIi djox, December 11,1846. Gests I have used Dr. Upham's Vegetable Pil Electuary which I purchased of you, and find it one of the best medicines in use for the Piles, and also for all billious atlcctiuus, arising from an impure stato of the system Yours, &.c E. A. COLE, Marble Deafer. U.S. Marshall's Office, Nkw York, December 6, lt47. Messrs. Gentlemen Understanding that you are the general agents for the aleot Dr. I 'phaiu's Vege table Electuary, for the cure of Piles, 1 have deemed it mv duty to vplunteer a recommendation in 1 half of that invaluable medicine 1 have been afflicted for many years with piles, and have tried various remedies, but with no beneficial elft-cts indeed, 1 be i;an to consider my case eutirety hopeless. But about the 1st of September last prevailed u;on by a friend to make a trial of the above named medicine. 1 took his advice and rejoice to say 1 am not only relieved, but as 1 believe, erfectly cured. 1 most earnestly recommend it to all who may liave the misfortune ti lie atllicted with that annoying and dangerous dis ease. Very respectfully, your obedient vrvanf elymuore: REMARKABLE CUlIlToF PILES THIRTY YEARS STANDING, Moc.nt Wamuxutox, Berkshire Co., I Massachusetts, Nov. 2V, 1;47. Messrs. Ketch cm iVHexsuaw Gents Forthir ty years I have been atllicted with piles, geoeral de bility and inflammation, causing tumors and prolap sus ot the bowels, and which hadreisted all the med ical treatment Dr. Chapman and others could ciret The laet three years ot that time my uUcrinas defy description. 1 was confined to bed, unable to hclt myseii, ami at last given up by my physicians and friends in despair ofever gaining my health. in fact for three days before 1 commenced using Dr. Upham'a Electuary, 1 was entirely speechless and mv burial clothes were made. But under Providence, and the useot Dr. L'pham s bU ctuary, though an old xa.x, I have the pleasure of stating the fact to the public that ruy health is now good, and hope to live many years, if it is God's will, to make known tlte virtues of Dr. Uphain'-i Electuary, and to recommend it -to my afflicted lei low creatures. It lielped me beyond all expectations of all that knew my case, and I can only say to others that it is in my opinion, the best medicine in the world for Piles, or any other diaease of the bowels: and it they will use it according to tho directions, I will myself warrant a cure in every com. l ours, wim me utmost expression oi inauKunnetM, CORNELIUS SPLK. RjRAVO.XT, Berk Co.. Mass., Nov. 29. 1847. Trw sa a--Art ttir-nls ft A 1-a a Kiniri! rwl ffrnf hAi! story of suffering and rel ief, of which, as physician and witness in the case, 1 cheerfully endorse. AJM. VIUU JIAit. Notice. The cenuine Uohnm'a Electuary has hui written signature, thus (Or A. Uphara, M. 1.) 1'Lo -hand is alone done with a pen. Price $1 a Box. WSold wholesale and retail by KETCUl'M t HENS1IAW, 11 Fulton street. N. Y.. andbr Drn2- gists generally throughout the United StSies and CanaUas. iy 12. A. C. HALLOCK, AgU for EvaotrvUle la. ROPE STORE. JUST received per steamer Palestine 10 boxes Cincinnati No 1 Soap, 10 do Summer Mould Candles,- 10 do Hi. Fox's) Surch, loo lbs S. F. Indigo, 12 cross Black inc. 10 kegs pure White Lead, 30 reams Wrapping pajcr, t 10 gross Bonnet Boards, t For sale low by jy 13 G. VENN EM AN, CO. DR. BRANDT'S NOTICE." IN consequence ol the solicitation of several of my patients, I have concluded to trolone mv stay in his city for an indefinite time: but as I wish to have my business settled. I have placed all mv notes and accounts due on, and previous to the first of July, in the hands ot 11. fUMtt, Attorney at Ijaw lor collec tion. All to whom 1 am indebted will please ore- sent their accounts to him; and all those who wen indebted to me at the above date will please call at his otiioc and settle immediately. By prompt atten tion they will save themselves trouble and exens0 and confer on me a great favor. 1 I t-hall still continue practising my profession; but wish to coniins mv attention nrinci'tiallv to the cure of difficult, internal diafe. T evince the suc cess which has attended my prne'ise, 1 refer to my numerous pitrons in ttm city and it3 vicinity. My charged in ail cusese will I graduated according to those ot the largo ciues ot this country anu jy i j. uiirti'" TOII.V J. CIIANOLEII. Attorney at Law Offic J ou First st, between M tin and Sycamore, ap 26-

Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL. (Sunday excepted) at lOcenta per weck, payable to th Carriers, or $5 20 per annum, payable in advance. The Tri-Wfxkly Journal, for tie country, con- linin m It tto f t K I Vni I f T"it rnt ia rtiH laming ata nie iit-ii-t vi j -f 10 ymu- ltahed on Tueni iys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 1 71 per annum in nmantc. at 82 00, three copies for $5 00, seven copies for Aft stA f A,e i 91 W, it'll copies IUI gj w, 111 ouiaiivc. FRIDAY M0RXIXG. JULY 14. r THE TAYLOR PLATFORM 'The power given by the constitution to the Executive, to interpose his veto, is a high coii- eerralive power, which should never be exer cised excent in cases of clear violation of the constitution, or manifest haste and want of consideration by Congress. The personal opinions of the individual who may happen to occupy the Executive chair, trol the action of Con cress up on questions of domestic policy, nor ought his objections to be interposed where questions of constitutional power have been settled dt tne various departments of government, and ac- n.iiAas-oit in Kr the neonle.' "Upon the subjects of the tariff, the curren cy, the improvement of our great highways, livers, takes, and harbors, the will of the peo ple, as expressed tho' their representatives in Congress, ought to be respected, and carried out by the Executive," "War, at all times, and under all circumstan ces, is a national calamity, to be avoided, if compatible with national honor." "The prin ciples of our government, as well as its true policy, are opposed to the subjugation of other nations and the dismemberment of other coun tries by conquest, for, in the language of the great Washington, 'why should we quit our own to stand on foreign ground. n Z. TAYLOR. CGrJohn Van Buren said in his speech at Buffalo, that ''Cass stands no more chance of being elected, than a man who is not running at alL va -.m. jm 1 tj-m mmwm w mm rm wT.T t IT. m 1 i-.it jrt ttt. j-3 .t. r pro (j a LOVES! GLOVES!! GLOVES!!! dt :tff LADIES suneriine liht and dark colored Mil if 1 1 1 (J 1 1 I V VM-lliCf I, 1 V. L I I U'L.i. niiivrhnp whllfl ftn.I rnlrkrtvl Kilk and superrlne" Hack net Gloves, and Mit for nie low lap 15 .uouivw juiksuv ram A SOVEREIGN remedy for Aguo and Fever. Tliiairront I?f me.lv- In whirh the nulilic atten -j -j r tion 19 particularly called, has been extensively usd in the western ana souiu western sioies rj-.wiy safe and certain cure for ague and fever, dumb ague. The unexampled and complete success atten ling its use; and so well proven have Uxome it3 wide spread e c .1 .1. .1. victories over every lonn 01 a;ue 111 uie wi ui ti mu medial atnt, and looked upon an the only one that Mn Iia rttirI nunn in nil tnrrij nf ihi' disease. ft-For sale by Iloadley, Fke!p Co. wholesale aentüKew York, and hy Urinkerhofl" FcnUin, f'hirnrrn. Ill- F.xnnk A. Irnneia. St. Ih'm. Io. Slid it 10 by Uruirinsts cenerallv tnroujnout in ijniieuraies, -7 W 1 r f ...r J I.... romiiiA v v m. 31. tt uuiSLi 1 aseiii iui onsviÜe. Ind. jy 12 Cm MORE NEW SHOES. nnilEBubscriN r is now otieuins. at the City Shoe a" .1! v 1 store, a ppienuiu atoruii ni 01 iaui- .iis-t, and Children's Mioes, Centltnicns' tlaiters, purchaed of the Manufacturers in Ciucinnati, which 1 1 1 v.! ii 1 will be soM unuuany ww. jw.aa'iauiiuj amino the truodsand prices, at No. 22, ninst.' may 13-tf W. K. UAKEIt. Lopera (poctOb Iflackenzlcs Conipomid Liver rills m. mm mm w S Tbese rmiv ueieDraieu l'liis, rTOW properly esteemed in all neighborhoods 11 where they have been useti, win nave tr.e mobi Isalutarv ellect on the diseased laver, and will mol .M m. 1 I 1 1.1 etlectually cure the inunuice, ani aiso ir.orougmy re j. .1 1 1 .1 1 mnva ih ikoir-h iritm iikMa wno are liiiih niiii;iii Thrvact auecifically on the Liver and Viwere, re move all congestive action, aod morbid eecretmns, purifying the'UoO'l, causing a free ami healthy dw Icharge olbile, strengt tiling the y stem, and assisting digestion. n C. .Mackenzie to.,ucviw"iuuiu1 11.. Vr nkhv WM. M.WOOLSEV. Evansville, and j other agents throughout tiio country. jy CASH FOR WHEAT! T.IsiT nr f.iriTFS. rT MVIVi: n. .11,1 l..r ii 1 1... I'nut (MT,a at i Evansville Indiana, on the first day of July, mir" tuäten, Mry V an,Mi-s leürnin, ugl -sf f I MM A MA1TINC;S, "I fk PIECES India ftraw Mattings; JLXJ Just received and for sale low by ryC J. U. MAC11EE Sc CO. QT DMsRassH-IUillc Whiskey, OtJ 50 bbls Cincinnati do 20 New Harmony do. In store and for alc low fur cash by my 10 DEMENT Sc VIELE. E ATON Sc IIL'CU, House Carpenters and Joinen, 1 1 2d ttreet between hycamore ana v ine apzjuy ASrLENDIDlot ofFajier Hangings and m dow k'aiitr, juat received an J for sale low by jan 13-tf: J. 11. .MAOlItti ac IAJ. "TTTivn ttf win the Sick w In Ohio it is "ITfE are prepared to receive at the LamastcoStean. MTTIS0ÜP WITH THKOICK. ia uoio u u yy Flou: UI hent, Flour liarrel, said that when a Locofoco is heard of who is stave and Heading, Wood, 9kc.,at thchiyh- disposed to Douoavass, an uuicc-uuiuc 18 Vr7jwfn, 'sent to attend, and they call it "sitting up with ;Srr the sick!" The "sickness" is spreading to a fearful ex lent, and the greatest alarm ia felt J?Cy FFOKD Sc CO. CITY clotim; stoke. tf. KOIIN, No. 24, Maim girret, Evantcillr, Imf. .mong the office-holder, le,t there hall not PSSSS be "well ones enough to take care of the mva- 8uitable for all seasons; Cloth and Cashmere pants, ijj iw lancy Cairnere, lirown Linen, Linen checks,! weed Iiaa' and Corduroy l'ants of every variety and price to suit customers; plain and fancy Silk ahd Velvet t.-,, r, rP.rnin.Tf OtTrsTiova Vests, Marseilles ol'a'.l colors, and all kiruL of com- PBi5Cin.ES or Candidate m7es7i1?'8 mon Vw fine and common Cravau and Scarfs; ASD AS3WEES. U. Are jou m uui uinir iuckel Unnderchit Is; Linen and Linen boaum blurts; I A n I anJ ilrnura I I ll tu- I fl rw ICUIUIIIUII UUf A StllSllCt UVV UäSM mano, mm w üooti; rnoes, &.c, xc. My friends and the public arc respectfully invited to give me a call. je dy. SheriilV Sale. RY virtue of a writ of Alias Fiera facias, against l,.lm SUiiLllnan.l l'rilri-lc I tittmliu!!: iHed Luit ni th. iiHi(t 4if the clerk, of the Vanderburgh Cir- ruit Cmrt in favor of John M. Slinson. 1 will on Are you for or against the Wilmot pro- See my letters on both sides! t 1 nn? A That deoends unon "circurnstances." O. What is vour opinion concerning the Public Lands? A. 1 shall write no more political let ters a. TISO? TC V i vLenton "urfäy the Wih day of J.ly XlL WIS. he Q- Are harbor and river improvements con-1 ,J.a n.,' 1 nf Kvansvil e be- Stitutional? tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 6 o'clock A. The "noise and confusion" presents my F. M., of said day, expose to sale at public auction, fmm Vyiino hpar.l nd outcry tirst the rents, issues, and profits, for the answer from being beard. of Jvcn uf tiic followis Ji scrild Real Estate. Lots No 7, and 8, in block IS'o 16, in the irt.. T M1 1 1 .1 C t :tl. VOICE OrTHE V OLCNTEEBS. 1 tic IjOUIS llic I lounn eiiiarenieiii uujuiiiiiik uiv my ui i.muoiiuc. Journal of Wednesday savs:: Out of 300 Mas- t east half of ot No 2 in the original sachusetts volunteers who reacned here here --fö -'Ä;a who reached here on the lielle ot tue Weat.out uHiciem to satialv said execution, and interest, and 11 were for Cass and all the rest for Taylor. costs. I will at tne game time ami place proceed u- if r i n t n f,, iliA sirminialralinn t Vi:i t iu.ll at mililw iirtinn int niiti-rv the fp Kinmlif ni thev allowed the war to end before the elec- J bov described premises to satisiy said exacu v". Vr ...i.. i r uon, interest and cosistlwreon. State of Indiana Vnnderbursh County S. S. Vanderburgh Circuit tAurt, in vacation J uue oo ita. Uarbara liays i t. l etiuon i or lhvocc. Ferdinand Hays A iNJJ now at this tiineio witune low.cumei r il.u miinlninfint liv Jnhn J. f !h.iniili'r. her policitor and tiled in the office of the Clerk of the V anderburgh Circuit Court tier certain petiuon lor h;v.knM Anil it kffeiiat'nfiorilv aniacarin- from th I V l V V A m. j -f I UllJtiil V SI VI I UU'UJ'VUO" M a crsa Clei ks ulHce, aforesaid that tha said Ferdinand Hays is not at this lime a resident of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said Ferdi nand Hays, that unless he be, and appear here on or betöre the calling of ihi cause at the next term ol so id a urt tobe held at the Court House in Lvansville on the :ourth Monday in S,-pitmbt r next and answer eaid l'etiti. n for Divorce, the san e will be heard and determined in his aUtnce. jy 1 &AM'LT.JEThKS,Cl'k tvt'w inniVAf. rust received at the cityshoc store on Main trect a rulcded lot of Ladies line Buskin wal king s'nocs; also Misses anUlyinlU's Lrftceu ikkjis, ami oenia usi ters. i!tc. All the lowest prices imaginable, jy 3 W. K. liAKLli, Main street. ir-i't in'.!! CJNSTANTLY ;ept for retailing at the store ol ,av 26 ALLlSÄt I10WE3. Wnll I'unpr and Borderii s. FULb supply of the latest pa terns, in store and IX. for saic'-y jan 29J C. liLLL TAM authorized to K.-J! at pnvnte sale 58 acre ol land.theeast half of the wutheast quarter of sec tion 31, in town f, south range 11 wwt. land is well located and the tute uiUixp ni; apply to Ijy 3 lt. U. DUN Ü AIL MOURNING GOODS. A FULL and very desirable assortment of Mor- Warp, Alpacas, (some very fine) Alpaca Lustres, superhne lIack, plain anu nzureu uerre-o, uiv Lawn. c.,now open an, .ow m u .nX TIIAVU'VIir. f,r nnut lilieral natronaCC. t a i -a w w t n.l vi..;nitv ihm hn hnt iuut rt-ecived his WW and 1 j I I- 1.. .1 I m a.i ulli Ii! I; ili'L- A Jl'tt'l .RV. ATI. II 3! UUU w hich he will sell at regular Cincinnati prices, hi stock, consists in pan 01: r i inctiola ana Mixer ijever aicnes, A splendid assortment newest ityle ladica Coral lireastpins; Andreaz. It I) Anderson, John Asher, L C Anion, Susan Mrs Aiken, David, Jr 131 inn," Lorenzo Uarwick, J S Ilretd, Kufus Ileal, Joseph lieal; John, Jr. I'riant, Flemmon lU.n. riiillin Urown, Jeny Elizabeth Birth, John II Hutler, Theodore Uolles, Cliarles C liaker, Thomas lknnett, Ivy Harnett, Joseph C Brown, James Biack, Wilkinson I'rown.Wm Buress, Julia Ann Bowman, Thomas Jr IJurbridge, Klijah Q Caniplell. J.nas Caiuuiern, Charles Crai'Mary Claycomb, John Q Collins, Alexander II Carlile, am'l Clark, Wilson Carr, Uandal Q Coonrad, Franklin Cole, Lydia Ann Carol hers, Thomas P Carother, Thomaa Clark, James F Cra'i, John Cole, Peter Cols, James Caruey, Patrick Cohcrty, Joseph C!oats. John Cushniller, Victory Clark, Samuel Carter, Janus Q Daub. Mica I Dawson, Uobt McCaticstcr. lVter McMurren William McDowcl. Ceo May nor, Jane S IMauder, Joseph Morris, James Miller. Peter W Mos, li, t;r Miller, Andrew McKee, Adam Mcilrath, Jeremiah McCucC Mc.Millin, John S Millar, .Michael Miller, A A,Capt MoCormick, James C Metooii, .Maryan Mercer, John Nichols, Keuben Newman, James Newell, William 2 Newconi, Jacob J Noss, Frtl or Jacob Oharo. E, Miss l'ritchctt, S 2 Pool, O, Sc Smith Patterson, John Putnam, Edwin C Palmer, Jesse Perry, Milan loss, A C Uuark, Erastus 3 Robertson, Ceo W Iiis ley, Ebenezer Kevis, Mark Kandlett, Sam'l L Hogers, S C i?tord, John A ferkle. Amanda U Stephens, Helen M Sirkle, Andrew Stock well, John I) Sargent, Lemuel II Spillman, Richard Sauer, George Spencer, Joseph C Stanley, Thomas Senv. Kachel 11 Stansburg, Jackson NEWS By-TKLKGKAPIH!. TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS, Downey. Caroline, Miss Struck, lletiry lcuiar. r """'"i Daman, V'olncy P Darmann, C Da vies, John Daman, Volncy Davis L Dousmani George Duahc, Wm Dacr. D Kev 8 Eastmen, M J 4 Eggleston, Eliub K'ii-i llfiirr hkisliuan, MahlonJ I'jitiin. Allen 11 Fenimore, Theodora or brother Franks, John I Foster, Morriiion Ferrcll, Hush Galnsfiie, John Carvin. Slarvia D. Col Gardiner, James L Graven, Charles c Graham, John A Graham, Christopher C Green, John 1) Gahart Sc Burkhaz Sheets. Wm Stainbrook, I'etcr Stelle, James Shanner, Cliarles T Shanner, John A S keels, Thomas Redd Temple, William C Thompson, Fend all Thompson, William Taylor, Milton Theusdcn, William Thompson, GeorjiO Vinia, Green Williamson, Samuel Watson, Mary Williams, William Wooliclk, E Williams, James D Waldo, U S Witmoth, Susan Miss Woods, John Watson, George Williamson, Edward Weitsliiie, James W Wurman, Joseph 2 YVm lstone, fcJixaoem tj IV-SL. UU V JOk mm mo, VHOLESÄLP DEALERS 1H FGRE1GM AND D0MESTI3 DRY GOODS, WOwS IN IVITB ATTENTION OF THE TRADE TO THEIR UNUSUALLY LARGE STÜCK OF Sarins and Summer Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, V lected with great care and a tr" .V'fYhe Evansville Trade, and as we have adopted the motto eXu 1 L AN D SM AI PRoTlTC, we n0 hesitation in pledin3 ourselves to City and ..f "LARGE SALLt ArU wiauh ivw nnrnrh to ca and -eus. not only to all Country Merchants, Uealer8 -Tr..nrcm:il YOU SUCH BAKGAlNS AÜ wlLirMKElAN UBJECr WÖTlf IIY OF YOUR ATTENTION TO lil'Y OUT OF OUU ii, l-H M L'VT it -c VW Sirularly lequratea witing our City to cMl and obtain prices hclore purchases jalT at ?lT"EXn" STt)Ri:," corner of Main and Water btrcel. l Henson, Part bona, Mbs William, Henry of Triit. jy 8 JOHN ECHOLS, S. V.C. Horiible Sight. Two persons recently discover ed in the woods near Philadelphia, the skelctonof a man named Charles Holand suspended Irom a limb of a tree. He had been missed some six weeks, and when found, the flesh had nearly all fell oil from hU bones, leaving the skeleton in his clothing. Cin. CvmX. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a special Fi Fa on a decree in chan cery, issued Ironi the office ol the clerk of the Vanderburh Circuit Court in favor of Zephiniah ll.mlrr nn.l rrninat lnhn If l'.irlh 1 will Oil Sat urday the 2iKh day ol July 181, at the door of the Court House in the city of Evansville; between the hours often o'clock a m., and fix o'clock T. m., ol said day, expose for sale at public auction and out cry the rents, issues and profits for tho term of sev en years of the house on the north half of lot number MA in tho nriirinnl nlnn nf the town of Evansville Gl cat nat u CxADA-There were seventy-five "do! the interest of the said John H. Krth n said i u c 3 ii c nan lot, anu snouia no person witwuiu houses destroyed by fire at Sorell, Canada, on batur- rent iigueg an j profits a surn Butficient to satisfy day, the 21th ult. said Fi Fa and costs, I will at the same time and place proceed to sell at public auction and outcry the v i. ,i whole estate of the said John H. Rirth in the said A Bkctil Acr-A Heo. Yesterday three Gcr- lIouse anJ hal- ,ot to Mk Fi Fa and C06t9 rnais made an attack upon man named George JOHN ECHOLS, S. V. C. Manning, on the Gravois road, in the southern part jy 6-3w pf$2. -ot our city. Manning stood his gronnd and badly NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS, whipped the three. They retreated and called to their TTOTlCEis hereby given tliatthc Common Coun aid nine others, and the twelve, with the aid of sticks, JJN cd of the city of Evansville will sit as a board M- v.r t.;- ,h., .h,.r. .r- nm fear ot Equaluation to correct errors in the assessmen ot Earinzs. Finirerrinis Scci Gold Guard and Fob Chains; Miniature cases, and Iockets; Fine Mourninir Pins, Liracclet Clasps; Guard Keys, Collar llutton, and Studs; A large selection of Gold Pencils with and without pens; A large lot of Uayley'a best Gold Fens with and without holders; Silver Tables and Tea Spoons; Silver 1 liiiubles; Lvery description ol Steel 1 rimmings; Steel Reads and I'urse Silks; Fine Fans, Accordions; Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps; Girandoles Scc. Every description Silver and common Spectacles Fine pocket Knives !tc.; II tnxxr l"tnr V'rimi h !nnll ClnrljQ? to which he would call the attention of those wish ins to purchase. Ladies are invited to call and ex amine lor themselves. J. L. U1TTROLFF, ap 13 Main Street between I irst and Second. Harrison, Eliza Ann Hopple Sc Lean Hurst, Rcnjamin Hill, Wm rin'inbottom, Joseph HaTl" Win li Holden, James Holderly, Victor Hazen, Dyer 11 arpcr, Joel foward, Nancy, Mrs eiks, David full", Elizalieth D, Mrs fonhaw, II Lt 7all, Jno Higginbottom, Canady Jenner, Adam Joyner, Nancy, Jones, canuer Jenncr, Thomas Sr Ingram, Gerom U Junes, Anglin, Mus Jones. Anuilla KL-nily, James Kirkwood, Robert 2 Karr, Wm Wood. Rachael. Misa Wogan, John Ward. John. German Letters. 2Astcller, C Anstinter Fr Rernhard, A Ruskor; Anton Debler, Louis Dieter, M Deusner, R Fubz, Josepli HutiKl LI) llibncr.D 2 llibuer, Diotrick 11 uerzlemnn, Peter llotrman, Phillip Hedderiih, W Jourdan Jacob Knizcr, Henry Knior, Jacob Koch, Phillip Kessler. Erhard Kost, Jacob Kuhn, Jno G Kenitn-r. F Langbein, W G Wholesale dealer in dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caus. Hardware, Cutlery, Leather. &c. &c. OU V7JLTHH. ßTREET, TXUUD DOOR ABOVE EIAIIJ STUEET EVANSVILLE, IND. DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE. w rx rM..r nrPii.anu T tab, tl.;. tli.Jta lnfurtn Mrrchantfl visitini? I hi a Citv. that I &TT1 in receipt ofoneot the largest and Ust assorted stock ot Gooda ever brought to this City. Among which 1 enumerate Ticks, Demins, Drills, Stripes, Janes, Plantation stuffs, Osnaburgs, Wickings, Wad dings, Rattings, Cotton Yarns, fee. r My assortnwut of brown and bleached Cottons is, I believe, the most complete west of the A leg ha ny mouiitains, comprising all the most deurahle styles selected from the best manufactories. My bleached t ti um urn niiv.il v I run i tne uo wen anu n uuiim ri"ivi icbuuwij j e either foreign or domcstid, offered in this market. With assurance that my terms and prices favorable to buyers than at any other house in this city. miy io Very respectfully, prices are more OLIVER LADD IVflMFSiTirSf m-M 9tw m mm m ?f Rales 4-4 heavy Crow nSheetinjs,in store and tU for sale by my 161 0L1 Eit LADD. PRINTS. IfiT Cases ofnc-W styles spring Prints; t 5 do Rlae and Orange, tor tale by may 16. OLIVER LADD. 120 MOSQUITO NETTING. Pieces Mosquito Netting, hut received and Ibrsakby mylG OLIVER LADD. fUII in r v, Kramer Valentine JuhnLuiikeuheimtr, r Kavelia!u;h, .Michael Kelly, Sam'l Knox, Thomas Kellogg, Levora Kopps, Nicolous Lathrop, Geo A, M D Landlord, Anna, Mrs Lyons, Amelia Lyons, Clarissa, Mrs. Laferty, Ann, Mrs Lafcrtv. John liOgan, Charles LADIES SLU'FEIIS and IJUSKINS. Ql Prs. Ladies blippera and Rushina ot supe OvIU rior quality and style ever More brought to this market, just received and for may lb. uii uaivia I.ukev. CF Lang, Moriz Lechncr, E Morri Morloch, Chrutaia 2liJ!einlander,ü Schiinetter. G Scheinci, Jhn Sik, E S hmidt, Juhn Seker, John M KIP and THICK BRCCANS. Cases of Prinze Kip Rrogans; 5 do do Roys do; S dA Thick do. 15 For sale by t.iayl6 OLIVER LADD. Slanr?in. Loiijibothen &Co, McssrsSchelhorn,l WAL.DK03I SYTIIES. Dozen superior W aldrom Grass fceythes; OU 10 do do do Corn do; 5 do do do lrver ao; Allot a superior quality for sak ihy- may 16 OLIVER LADD. v ivr"n I LOOK OUT! rfZTp On Momln-. tha 17th inst liC-i. ii i.ncu anil nro-.i trt Nell all luxrn luiiixi I, III VII i runninsr at large within the city of Evansville, with out further'noticc. Ry order of the Council. jy 12 WILLIAM likLLs Marshall. STEEL. LARGE and general stock of the best Brands tC merienn lllwtrr. KniTlish IJlUtfr. German v r PnAU.li rtitftr hrail inrl narrow Snnnt. and ftll In i va mJii ui g nT sizes ot flat and squared Cast Steel, Axe Temper. a i i iirjlll1T r or ale ly a liAi uuuiii, v aier sircei. UviiiL'stofi. Isaac li Letnme, lVter Lecroix, M U Macke, II II McDowel, William Maytield, Jesse McCarty, William McFarland, Wiliiara Mr!rtv. John Maxwell, Samuel Sculler. G V Schrieber, M Sosser, S G Shank, John Stord, John Tehman F Theneskauf, F Vollmer. John Walter, Jacob SYTIIE SNATHS PITCH FOKUS. OA Dozen Lampson patent Snadis; 4U50do do do Common; superior I lten j orits; ImaylCl OLIVER LADD lis recovery. They lelt him lying, senseless, upon the ground, stripped of every vestige of clouiing. Ldoui Uion, Ith.. 1. 1 1 LJ Ll I.UI1HII Wl 111.1 i i mis in nie; u l..r ..ii I I'rmiprltf mill Mltinli-ro llid Vklimliiin III rent il l e 1 I estate, as reqireu uy law, at tne omce 01 jonn j. CKtn.il. f nn Mnii.lnv tho ITlh iiwt ni S nYl.-L A. M.. and continue in sexrion tor three days and until 1 I... I saiu otijtcts are accoinpiisueu. I'.v order of the Council. jy7 t JOHN J. CHAN DLLli, City Clerk. AUCUST ELECTION, 1818. State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, ss: 1 Samuel T. Je.nki.ns, Clerk of the Nanderburgh 9 Circuit Court, do certify that at the General Llection to be held lor said county ot Vanderburgh, on the tirst Monday in August next, the following several officers are to 1 chosen, to wit: one Uepre sentativein the General Assembly for the State ot We are aui tir'tl fr. I Commissioner for District No. 1. Vanderburgh I the tirst district. S. T. JENKINS, Clerk County. I July 7 of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court. ft?T-Ve authorised ond requested to announce Mr I -w c-- viv.i .1. Kvornrn. fei WM. IL WALKER aa a candidate for County I J ".1 Calf monroes and Misses' irr .-.ii .-i. I Sad Accisext. A younc lad named Samuel Ketch- um fell from the steamer James Hewitt while lying at a wood -yard about fifty miles below Cairo, on Monday morning last. He was seen immediately after he fell, but every exertion to save him proved fruitless. Ilia parents are said reside in M adison Indiana. Auditor. few cases Laced jr vi a. to Uliv boots and a variety of childrens' hoes, &.C., See. may 9. W. R. IIA K ER, No 22 main street. ap js PRINTS! PRINTS!! AN endless quantity and variety of rrir.ts of the new est Spring and Summer styles, together with every thing new, in the way of Dress Goods, for sale at wholcsile and retail by ap 13 MOKRI3 S. JOHNSON. LAWNS, GINGHAMS LINEN LAWNS A VERY larce assortment of the newest, stylet Please call and examine them. pl.. MORRIS S. JOHNSON JUST received from Pittsburgh, 100 Kgs Nails; 23 Ubla Ale; I for sale by ALLIS IIOWFS. ap 2 ter si. PAPER HANGINGS. O PIECES Wall Paper, new styles; rjj 2U0 Salin laced; lta) New styles 4-4 vv mdow t aper; Just received and for sale low by t ii ,i iniinp niy b j. ii. .'i 1 1 Lttvi u DENTAL CButH?SP NEW AND CHEAP DUV GOODS JUST OPENED AT KUCKSEN MORGAN'S SURGERY. DR. VAN FELT, ol Milwaukie, would res- that he has taken rooms MOSQUITO NETTINGS. Qfin HECES Assorted Mosnuito Nettings; OUU Just received and for sale low by my G J. H M AGHEE Sc CO. thatEtenas taaen rooms 1KJ? f i,:. t the Sherwood bou.se, where he will be haupy to Uo inn fniipniru HJa uibt receive calls from such Ladies and Gentlemen as may reouire his professional services. N. B. prices moderate. jy 13. DIU S. S. FITCH .S CONSUMPTION UEJIEDIES. ?5 THE subscriber has just received the Vs agency for this City and surrounding li country, with a supply of his Abdominal Supporters; Shoulder Braces; Inhaleing Tubes; Also his book of six lecture on the uses of the Lungs causes, prevention and cure of Pulmonary Consump tion, diseases of the heart, and the true mode of pre serving heath and prolonging life. ALLEN C HALLOCK, Drug'st je 21 -ain -t.near Water. nis Prints, at only 10 ccnt DISSOLUTION. "VTOTICE is hereby eiven that the copartner.hip li u... t.f.M-.. t--t trr hi. vi 'er n John !1. ISirth anti .ivv'v r i Amasa Woodworm li uiuivcu, dv ?a.i wviriu breaking his contract. Tho.-c indXt .1 t.) the hrm will therefore prepare U settle only with the im.l.r eigned. jyl- JOHN 11. It. 1.1 11. rr viril: 20 ps Gii.ghams, colors warrated, at 16 et iler yard; 100 ps bleached Domestic; 10 ca.es Hats; 10 do Boots; lOdoz Ladies' .lipprs; 20 ps lri.h Linen, 4roui 2. cents to 1 00 per yard; 50 Berage Scarfs, at only 30 cts each. 2-" sup puuinier Shawls; 20 ps Fancy Linen Drills; Gloves, blkanJ white kid. Pic Nie and Cotton; Steel Beeds and Purse Trimmings; 50do Hosiery, embracing every quality; 3 ps Carpeting; 5 bales Brown Domestic; 1 do Drillins; 2 do O.aabi rgs And many othir articles, which our assort- i j im nt ciual ti n:iy ttmt can U; U una 111 tuecuy. GROCERIES. T UST received bv steamer "Gen. Lafayette," and J for sale low for cash 50 bags prime kio CoJTee; 10 Hogsheads of Susnr. 20bbls Plantation Molasses a prime article. 10 bbl. Ro. in; 5 boxes of 1 E mmons; June 13, -M.W.FOSTER Corner main Sc 1st Streets. a. rt l. K.nhawa Salt Tor sale by fdec21-tf J Oil N SI I A N K LI N. Witfnnn. Peter ,aweii, cjoiitu Persons calling for any ot the above letters will say they are ru. ß p p 1 W OfVire. Evansville. Ia. jy c SODA AND RLUE LICK WATER. AC. HALLOCK has erected a hne Ooaa roun- tain for the accommodation of the public and requests those who appreciate a cooling qtiuk. in a hot, dusty day. to give him a call. TVr., I Al-,,rnntantlv on hand pure Blue Lack Water rom the Drennon (Ky.) Springs niy 26 FANCY ARTICLES. rpiIE subscriber ha rcceivdd an assortment of: X Seals, Scaling vv ax, isote i aper; Stetl l-etls, Kings, l asseis-, Ba Clasps, Needles, Purse Twist; Fancy Beads, Pins Knitting Pins; Razors, Kazor Straps, Shaving; Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, Sec, ScC, Al-o, Edgings, Inserting, Drawer Goods ol every variety, for eale at wholcsaleand retail by op is MOUR1S S.J0I1NS0N. f T. liUGO, House Carptnter and Joiner I Vincstrect,n.,r Mr .Dodges' church. my2 Cm PALM HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS &C AVEliY large stock consisting ot every variety f stitmmor hm, lpohnrn. naliii leaf, rrench broid, shans,&c, fur and silk hats of every tlesira I.I. I.r.nata all tK niWIt StvleS. With a SDUM1 did assortment of flowers, ribbons and bonnet tnm- mm. I. l I l w." T mines for sale by ap!5 MtJKKisa.J'- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SADDLE. HARNESS. AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. Maiu street. Evansville, lud 10 do For sale by FAHCYAUD STAPLE DRY GOODS AT RETAIL, THE subscriber would most respectably intorm I the public that his stock for the li etail Irade is ...I .n.i .liniT rtlnneotthe best 08- sortmentsot Fancy and Staple Dry Goods that can tie found in tvansviiie. i tease ran -yoursdves. Lmay 16 OLIVER LADD. "I A AHII Dozen Hope Factory Cotton Yarns I j .UUU Nos. 500, 600 and .00, this day re- ceived per steamer kosco uum 4 ,r T.i by lmay; 17 ui-iv". .i. JUST RECEINED, OA TONS assorud Kod and Bar iron; rwU 100 kegs uscorted Juniata Nails; 23 bundles spring Steel; 5 do fencer do; I caso extra Cast do; Tlow slabs, Boiler and sheet Iron; Hasps, Files, and Door Latches, together with our former stock, makes it Four Days Late From Europe. ritosPECTa Favorable to All Cash Cnstomcn. ALLIS Sc HOWES. THE HOUSE that sells goods for small profits and ready pay, have just been receiving several im portant additions to their large stock of Groceries. They pledge themselves to Bell as good articles and at as low rates as can I obtained in the West, ana invite all dealers, who wish to do a taring biutnctt to come and convince themselves that those asser tions arc something more than empty boasts. 1 heir stock embraces every thing belonging to tl.e grocery trade, in prool oi wmcn see me eoiuums oi .V" papers- ON EVERY PAGE YOU WILL FIND THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS. ap 24. JUST received from New York, 6 Hall Pines Cognac Brandy; 2 Pipes Holland Gin; 10 casks Fort Wine; 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhds Bum; 10 barkels Champaignc; 5 bs Cordials; 100" Claret; 150" Sardines; 400 cans Oysters; 25 thousand Tigara Cigars; for sale by ALLIS Zc HOWES. ap21 Water st. 1UST received by steamer Glencoe, ß NMUCI BVIV liCSIIICI, for sale by ap-21 25 Bxs Lemon Syrup; i t Kiua ItUlltU UUKUI ItTI IUI. ..IT ul-. ALLIS Sc HOWES, Water at. Which, complete. a a tor sale low ry may 9 LAVGIIL1N, Water street. JUST received from New Orleans, 20 Bblsfl'annersOil; 50 44 Tar; 4 44 Varnish; 15 44 Turpentine; 5 Bxs Oranges; 10 Lemons; instoreandlor-aleby ALLIS HOWES. Water st SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR I ff 111115 New Orleans Sugar. 1UU 200 Bags Ilio cotiee 230 Ubls Molasses; n sore and for sale by ALLIS Sc HOWES, ap21 Water t SUGAR and MOLASMS. loO Hhds New Orleans Sugar; i i SB Vt in., t rt-i- .t'.iliv ro'.icit a eall trom all who w .u to Luv hjus, i i:her at waolcsalc or retail, as w e eoid;.l;nt that tlu'V wiM tind it to their intcre.l to DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing between H.nli X'. Sonneeh in the Grocery business was l.w nmtii-l mns.nl on the 1. th inst. The bii'ines. will hereatter De conuucieu d.v .ir iinui who is au'diorutd to scitlc vv U:o Ui-in'- ot tne lirm. iune21-3t HAUB SL1TLL11. LUMRER. A lar?e and full assortment of Pine Lumber. For sale by mavltf. A. LAL.tiiIL.ir., Vater si purchase oi us. KWrK-T.V A: MORCAN. No. -ö, Main btrut. NDOW Glass. An n??ortmet cf Window lila-, a;-yrted nine. For pnlehy msyl tf. A LAI GIIL1N, atcr SAMUEL CLTPLES begs ...?r L:r: I.. leave loiniorin uis melius auuv ed his shop to Main street, between First and Second, next door to C. Bell's Drug store, where he keeiis a lar"e and general assortment of Saddles, Bridles, f lar ness. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle Bags, Va!ises,and all ether articles in his line, which he oilers -t whole sale or retail at the lowest cash prices. He also keeps constantly on hand a large and general assortment ot trimmings oi au rihuj, such as, Saddle Trees of all kinds, Skirting, Harness and Bridle Leather Hog-skin seating. Pad skins, Plush of every variety, Bra-s mounting of all kinds. Black tlo oo ao. Brille Biu of every kirvl, Brille Buckles do, Stirrup lrts do, lit:::?)', Kidin? and Waon Whips, Together with all other articles in his lire. Coun try merchants -n l laimers would da well to call and (.xatninc rny stock betöre purchasing elsewhere, a I am determined to sell lira rate articles at very low prio-.'s. 1 1 P 1 J Ufte 11-UlWvVWIUO SAMUEL CLTPLES. 1UST received brown and bleached Linen Drills, Ca.shimers.Cottonades, Demui blue Drills, i.e., suitable for men's Summer wear. p mar 23. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK SXAZTUrAOTORY. J. P. ELLIOTT, (Scces- i. II' M X.J J3. FJliatt. fur w ww u .II ..niimia tlu nlmve business at the w I old stand. Main street, Evansville. II j will always keep on hand a constant 6uppiy oi caaaiea, prunes, Trunks, See Sec of the best workmanship, which he oilers at wholesale or retail at the lowt prices. Als A great varietyof Trimmings used by Sad dlers, Harness-makers, and Trunk Manufacturers. In addition to my former stock ot materials I have j ist received a very large and general assort ment of Saddle Trees, of all kinds; Skirting, Harness and Bridle Le ather; Hog skin seating; Cult skin do; Plush do, every variety Bridle Bitts and Buckles, all kinds; StirTup Irons, Sec, Sic. Biding, Buggy and Wagon Whips, Together with all articles in my line, at wholesale antT retail. Persons dealing in the above articles will find it to their advantage to call and examine my etock. All orders promptly cttcaded to at the blsortest no. ce. may i ly) J. P.ELLIOTT A CARD. rTMIE subscriber ia settliug hw business and re- I .1. 41...,.l k.. 4. -.11 tlla 1 1 nutria more lll icu i u iu nun tu van iiiiunn I imtiudiately. By complyin, they will center unl:im an lnu-ortant tavor. 250 Bbls do 40 t do do 25 Bbls Sugar brand; 25 i Bbls do For side by ap 25 do Molasses; do do; House Molasses Polka do do do do. A. LAUGIILIN, Water street. NAILS. O fi A KEGS Boston and Juniata Nails, assorted eizes; 23 kegs Flooring Brads, assorted; 25 do Asserted spikes. For sale by A. LAUGIILIN, ap25 Water street 50 JUST RECEIVED, KEGS Pure white Lead; 10 bbls Linseed Oil; 5 do I urpentine; 25 boxes tMO Window Glass, For sale low by A. LAUGIILIN, may Water street. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. AFULLsuply of this article fresh from the mills, together with the best of Roach I ame. For tale by the batrcl. A. LAUGIILIN, ap 25 Water street. IRON. A LARGE and general assortment of all T Common Bar, Flat, Round and Square, Broad and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe Bar, IW Bar, Plow Moulds and slabs. Nail and small Rods, .to gether with all fizes usually called for in the above line. For fate by A. LAIGHLIN, up 25 J vater8t- BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS. A FULL and genend assortment ol 3Y- -i every thing in that line, namely; An V 11'-', J)tilU1B. '-1 .v- 12LmZ-.it, Files and Grates. For sale ap25 Ly LAUGIILIN Water 6trcet JC G

Page 4

llarl'i Vegetable Extract, IS the only remedy th.it can he relied on for tho per mi tion t euro of Spinal Complaints, Spasmodic Co ltractions. Irritation of the Ntsives, Nervous ori iefc. Headache, Nervous Tremor, Neuralgic Affec tions, Apoplexy, Paralyai, Oerierai Debility, Dcti tiency of Nervous and Physical Energy, and ail Ner vous Disorders, including ih most dreadful of all! diseases that ever afiect the human race--- Epilepsy, or Falling Sickness, Hymeneal fit, Convulsions, Spasms, &c Phis disease consists in a cud ten deprivation of the' senses, accompanied wjth a violent convulsive mo tion of the bole bxly. It attacks ly tit-, and atter a certain duration goes oil", generally leaving the suf Itrt r in a Ftupor, attended with gnat wcakjicä and exhaustion ot the bodv. Doctor Hart would impress it upon the minds ol the atllicted, that the Vegetable Extract js th? only remedy hit discovered that can I relied on tor the permanent cure of this most dreadful of nil diseases. As its tendency is to inanity, madness and death, the mostSKii.Lci. Puvs;cians of Euro;.', as well as I'.ni-e of our own country, have tironouintd Epilepsy incurable. And it h is Uen soionsidend by many, until this most important of all discovi ries was made by l)ictor S. Hart, mury sixtn years since,during which time it has been perform in;: some ol die iiiom Uemarkabi.e Cents upon record, and has acquired a reputation which tjme alone can efface. 1 hysician otundoult-d sk'll and exjierience. Ministers oi va ,...-,!,.T,.im'mrti.r.s.ns well as hundreds of our emi .w..,t rini-ns. all unite in recommending the use oi hie medicine to tin ir puueUs, charge, and friends, who arc thus atllicted, as tho only run- 1 We Qrorr. tue luxor'Aor. used hy thoe who have ml bv this valuable medicine. One says, "1 have si.tr rid l-cyond my twer of description, hut now 1 rejoice i.i Im im lully restored o health and li:llllillle4S. Another says. l tliank i od 1 feel that 1 am a well man. 1 lofVel it my duty to proclaim tt to the ends ot the ei.rth, that tho-- similarly ntuict rd may Hud ri-'if. Another, (who is an Exixl.it "Lxwt tr. n"d well known in tin- city.)snys, "My k..n fw iti nlhicted tor vt-ars with l.y.leosy, lut is m..w eniovin-' irood health from the cgetable Ex iract. Iu lame,'' says he, ''should end ouzht to be .muled lo the ends ot 1 uu farm. snowier snj s. I.nn riiai.eisentirelv inadecuatc toexpress mygrat imdfl Dr. Hart, for havjng licet) the mean, under 1 lie blc.-ising of God, of rti-torimi me to the enjoyment ..i'r.iol health, alter havmi Uen aiilictcd witii i.p ibp-y in its worst form for more than twenty-three vrnrs and my morning and evening obla' ion ot praise 1 J 1.1 I ....I. ...I'l nit tnailKi!IV tili; MI:i.I coin muc iu ni-ini iu mai uuu vk h. has atliicteii but to make ine whole." v.vw n ri! Kirs Hf twenty seven year an.l mi .in tlisl curcJ by tiic ujc ut tLls Truly Wouucrlu IN-a.itha following rnnarkahlo casn of the son o Win. S,forc l'htlad.h.lna, alllicted wi: Kpileptic Fits twenty seven y ar and fix monthti Alter traveling thronult Midland, Scotland, tier- ...niv- and frunre. consulting the most ininent t.l.wi. i m-, and ex tH-td"m' for medicine, medical ir. r.tnK nt and adtne thtee thousand ihdlar, re turned with his oit to this country, in Novetnlr l,..t wiiln nit ri'eeivimr anv tienetii wnauver, ami wa r.'ired by u.-'m Haut' Vwjltaku: Hxtbact. ilr Vio. l'forf'u letter to Dr. Hart: 1 liv niit-iii over three thousand dollars for med ...iii.. 11.I medical attendance. 1 wa-advised to take I....1-1.1 r.uro-.iH with him. wliit li 1 did. 1 first vi it.l t'iiali.i I c-ou.-'idted the 1110-t einiu nt ihi ciiius there in respect to hiscite; they examined tiim ..l ir'i'i i! Mh 1 accordiitnh'. 1 reni.iined there three i.ioiiih wiih.ut pcrct iv;ti!iany ehai tor the better; which eo.l nia a!hut two hundred and hl'ty dollars, jun keted by the uhyician, and the rmM that I rccriv. 1 d was their opinion that my son's cumi was hoehts and I'osiriTkLY I.ncirabij:. 1 accordingly lell -England, traveled throuli Scotland, (u-rmany and l-'rance, and rtturniil home in t ie month t ISoyriiir b-T last, with my -n a tar from heini ctireil as wlieli; 1 li ft. I ay your adTertiement in one of the New York 'papers, and concluded to try I hrt's Vegetable 1 iauu- 1 bv lite um wl Hart Vt iai; i,xiruci iuum no wn rHtoreU to k B.RFKIT UWAUiii. uuh bhi, THE past summer (1S47) hasliet 11 a very remarka- and advertiiement. e aü our readers ble one. Frequent and heavy rain, followed by the following, knnwinar they will profit the inlnnua an.l Innrr in t i n iifl lipnt. find thp fiTiTt in t lip I li'S I.ICI 1 KL C II first place, to promote a rapid growth of succulnta A medicine which isperfrtly safe, and may he giv veiretation. and in the wcond. to nnnlucc a rapid de- en to children from tender inlancy, to advanced age. composition of vegetable matter, giving rise to much lays under no restraint as to cold water, or any kind unwiia and epreaüinij ttcknes, disease ana aeatn, onoou. i uryes iimuij.Buiniuiiiijiiui.uisuBu. in 'w which had heretofore been remarkable for expels worms with invariable success, and is easily their fealubrjty. administered to children. We a re ctlh liblv informed, that whole mcadow. That it possess these valuable properties, 19 fear on which the crass was unusually heavy, rotted to llessfy ass rted:etill claiming the adnional adv I IIOWK'S 1IYCEIAX IIOAKIIOUND A LIVCKWOUTCOLGH CANDY. THISpopular CA.NDYhashcen U. fore the public in the west and soutlt more than one year.and in that t-liort epaceot tinte it has olitamert more reputation tor its gmul qualities, certainly ot cure, ana enj ap ne?s. than anv other Medicine of the kind ever otHred antages i, tJ ,t, the ground and was not fit to be cut. In Indiana and of bvin given in small bulk, and requiring none of the Caxdv rt-asonatlc, in order that it may be in the rc ach lliuoiä, theticK:us was so general, mat mere was ureucimig which c u out uppou v' lot all to ohtain a remedy, that never tails, not enough well persons to attend upon the tick, whose sul.4 rings were prctracted by a yvnnt ot prop er remedies, as well as of good nursing. Much of this sutlering might have been prevented, had every fam ily kept on Iiand a supply ot medicines suited to coun teract the i tkcls of this iniasma, with which the at mosphere at certain times is surcharged. In addi tion to Quinine, (which is in such general use as to need no comment,) we would strongly urge every urmly to keep on hand one or me re boxes ol DR. M'I-ams Liver I'ills."' 'l'hee fills are the prescription of an eniinentPhy W eftW ft. fimrt äft, -y j r ir-h 1 1 rftjy.rt if. 1 rtf Fnm the ritttburg Gaztttr. A KAR1TY under the head of a Patent Medicine and advertisement. We atk our readers to Peruse thereby. 5 H Ol H N T-l a -m w w F 'd SSSSSJ J?M W Mf iflflflflflniofan fSiTftäf 1MB)! (no fuch word as,lfail"i;?tver heard nrthoUL'ht ot. when thlbl Candy is talked about,) curing tie most violent Coi.Di ami U'loii, and is therelore otkred to tue suncring end alllicted, of the West and South; for their good. Pvi.monary Complaints, C'olis,Coi:uhs,HoaR2.nlss, anv medicine that really was essentially useful, they olrian in l..n.mrnliiU IV vinrinii. and uere iim iI I furnished me with their circular respecting Dr. M' bv him in his nrivate nractice as a remedy in billious I Lane's Worm Specific, with the accompanying certif icates. I eelins pursuaded that the certiucates were cenuine, I took some of the medicine home tor the use to the Till, and so great the number of persons U u- of rny own young family. I gave the first day a tniall elited bv them, that the making of the nuantitv reoui-1 teasiioonful to Sarah. Sne was wan-looking and black it tu Miiii'i v l .e inrreitsimr deiimnd. Iet.in to inter- I under tne eves. cne passed several worms, bouic as lere materially with the time required to attend to I arge as a pipe stem. 1 also gave a small teasponlull his practice. To prevent this he has made arrange- I Samuel, a little, rosy cheeked fleshy boy, about 31 j ments with the house of J, Jvidd Co. Io. GO V ood years old. but as his stomach was tympanous, i. e. Stree t, Pittsburg, Pa. to prepare and vend them, he w as pot-bellied, 1 thought he might have worms. where the genuine may be procured at all time and He cried after more,w hieb I did not see tit to give him, in any reasonable quantity. but upou the operation of this medicine, his mother These Pills are not recommended an a panacea lor ana tne neignuors were Burpriseu at tue retuu. ne 'all the ills that flesh is heir to" but in all affections pnssed nearly a pint of worms, almost all as big as a of the Liver and in all bilious complaints, they stand I common pipe stem. 1 here was seventy in ail. 1 then without a rival. All w ho have ever used them, give gave some to a little boy only 2 years old, and he pass- ili ni ih nre ernne 4!veral nth t Pills, audcantiot be ed iweniy-nve. some eiarn incnes jn lengui. i mere mifuL'O demand. During its brilliant career, it has been introduced into many families, whereevery oth er known and accessible Vermifuge had been tried without the least success, where it has promnljy ex pelled worms loan almost incredible amount. Hear what the Editor of the liulietin of the Pacific. (published iu i'itbburyh, i'a.) saya in reference to the i)KuNl jijtis, Astuma, an.ei .Iputhisic, Croup. in looionz una lew anvertisemeni lorrav tnmui ...i .i .u.:.. ..t hext, the other day, 1 called in upon Messrs. J. Kinol ..j, lead? to Consumptions, all of which discuMw, i. Co. and remarking that I would be g ad to advertise iruillt.j;utfcy by the use of this valuahle Cii'GH Candv. The materials used in the preparation are of the Let quality, being vegetable and the !t white IIa- Wuoopi.no Coicii, l.WLlt.VZA, Hit FlfTLTY OF CxroTOK SeiRK TUUOAT, f ATIO.N the Chest and Lungs, vana Suuar, const-nut ntly it may le relied on as mev- ery rejicct a pure and genuine article. HO WE &.CO. Ao. 1. VUU" Hull, II nlnut iril Linannuii, U. CERTIFICATES. From Henry Morse, Ex Judge of Court of Common Please. This i to certify that we have used the Conch Can dv ot HOWE i. CO., and do with confidence cheer fully recommend it to those alllicted with t oughs. Colds, &c. H. MORSE. Manufacturer of Patent Force Pumps, Ornamental Cast Iron Fountains, Fire Engines, vVc. Cincinnati, Aug. 1J, 117, D. S FANMJM. From D. Tuitle.Pro:)rieior of the City Hotel Messrs. Howe Sc Co: (Icntleiiu n: It is w ith much satisfaction that I l IM III L'llR I lj V Vt.lWAAVk I I Hl"1 I T' I persuaded to exchange those w hich they find expert-1 tore leel clear to recommend .U' lane a vertnituge as ir,ve j, my power to testify to the eflicienry of Vour CouglwCandy. 1 have ustni it and know it to be a ence to lie mill,inf, and tjf'irt nut, for any other, tveu la specific for worm. thowgh they may be tugnr couau, or so urasuc as w go "throunh t'y lay light." Prepared for tlie proprietor by J. KIDD Co wheloj sale Druggit, No. M Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pe. to w tiom all orders irom a distance must le directed. Sold also by oi;r Agents and the principal Druggists throughout the United States and Canada. ßr S. Purchasers will please he particular an inquire for "Dr. A'iwe" Livtr i'l'," as there ard other liuroortini' to bo "iiiver 1 ills," now no k the public. dec22-wy Sold Wholesale Retail by CRAWFORD DELL Main st. Evansville, Ind. It tairly seems death to them L-KAEL REES, lMUur. PittshurL'h Feb. 10th. 117. J. K IDO Sc. Co. No. GO Wood Street; Pittsburgh, now the side proprietors of Dr. M' Lane celebrated medi eines. All orders must be addressed to them. ffCr N. 11. Purchasers will please lie particular to valuable and certain remedy for Colds and Coughs, and as such commend it to tbu public. Cincinnati,. Aug. IG, 1 17, J 1 Uli I.rJ. From Win. Young, Presiding Elder, of the Mctho dist E. Church, Cincinnati. .Mr. Howl: .Not lonirMiice while lalioring under 1 f V -i I 1 t'-' .IUI lull" i"llll.fc nilinritiiniiiii" Ullut i inrjuire for "Vr Ji UntAmruan II vrm jaJicA iC jHliul.nce painfully embarrassing hoarsttuss 3Ioutlil llulleliii. IV o. 3. THI.i world has ever been the scene of the fircest struggles Utween Truth and error. No booiht doesTrutli projouiid an important theory, than er ror, with its legion of allies, tieek to arrest its pro gress. A most illustrious instance ot this, was the opposition made to the immortal Jt.xjitR. His mas ter mind was led, under Providence, to the discovery of Vaccination, by which that dreadlul wourge, the mW;, wan robbet 1 of its terrors. He tound that tlie m itter from pustules upon the ulder of a cow cor. tained a principle which would produce the almost divine results for which he had so patiently and an. ously sought. Oppoi-iion arose. Interested persons hi 'h in social rank and professional position, ridicul ed what they dared not deny! They asserted that many vaccinated persons became cove reu wiin nair, ml evrn exhibited horns 1 and a tail; ami that iu one caso a child ran on all tours, bellow ing like a bull. Rut the current was soon turned. 1 he UnhMi t ar liament voted him Xeu.txO tittrling ($100,WO,) and or I'trmifus Sold Wholesale Retail by CRAWFORD REEL. Main St., Evausville- i Vy Drncgists and Dealers generally throughout Cniud Slates. DA I. LEY'S .Mngicnl Pniu IJxtractor. More proofs that Dalley's Majical Pain I xtrnc tor is U-st Medicine in the world. Ew ry day is de monstratin the matchless virtues ol this article. Letters are cotnini to u from all parts of the I'uion i i.i expresMiig gratitude ami surprise nt tne woiiuertui properties it possesses in all eaes ot burns, rtieuma tiim, pile, wound, &c. The press abound in no tices ot its high character as a htaudard .Medicine, and from tho number we st lectthe lolloping trom the Ll.ind City of the l .'th Septeinlier Dam.kvs Mldical. 1'aix Extractor. An iuven tion like this truly wonderful article, so full of virtues sdioul 1 be made known to the universe ccasiined by cold and sneaking in tho oten air a fi icud handed me a piece of your "Hoarhound and Liverwort Candy" from the use of which 1 experien- ced great and almost immediate relief since then 1 have frequently used it with thesame beneficial ef fects. I therefore fit I no hesiiance in recommending your Candy as a certain speeilic for'Couühs. Coldn, tl Vnllvi' iioarsncss, eve. u.u. ivi.w. Cincinnati. Aug. 27, Indi V. M. WOOLSEY, Agent.Evatisvillc no v 2., if TO THE CITIZENS OF ThisGicat and C.lorlous Union. that f 1FE being the greatest blessing. iJ surers it tree tromthe evil ot premature the world eanr his nraises. The same spirit has come down to our own time. Even while we write this Rulletin. interested tier- i r.i. i .ii: i 1 anv me wi-i.ms nau i son-,;ea.ouso. uie had kit, and theVoundscirc-d in a few days wIik-Ii in death mut be of naramount jmnortance. lirnmlretirs l'ills are altogether of Veiretable com It cures, in I position, and while they possess remarkable power manv eases are absolute! v bevond Udief. Tor burn, in curing disease, are iH-rlectlv harinlcs?, and can sea Ids, sores, sw'ellins, pains in the liiidis ofall kintls, I thus be ii.4t-d with iM-rfect Milety by persons of all cut, w ouud,and iu every disease of the liody, where I ages, and in any condition of the t-yatem, w ith a cer it can be apphed externally, it never tails to cure. A I tainly ol bcnchcial reuIts Irom llu ir operation, ingular case came' under our own ob.-ervation. A I which is nuld and phjisant, tho' thoroughly search Iriend in playing with a si arp steel pen, run it into I mr to tbe root ot diseased action, and alv a. s termi- the nalni of his hand so that it came out at the back I nating in a great increase ol health and vigor and had to be extracted that way. Tho poisonous! Ninety-seven years they have been before the pub nature of the ink in tho wound, as will as the instru-1 lie, and every succeeding year has increased the lent itself, caused the hand to swtll dreadlullv. I sphere ot their ureal usefulness. I hey are now pa Dallcy's Pain Extractor was applied, and the next I tronizod in every purt ol the civilu'-d world; iu.r can Jay the swelling had entirely gone down, the pninl envy nor detraction materially impair their well es many curc.sme f twenty and thirty years in and Ica assure you I am not sorry 1 did by'llte us of Harf Vegetable Extract alone, I r-t..r..li.a'ir.tHi UkALru. llisreason, whi s i far gon to unfit him lor business, is entirely re- stored, with tho prospecl now Ultrehuu ot lile, ii i n iienl Hi auA I' 'Illness, iu-wimwü j .1.1": v-iK rn.uit.h-; of this time ha b with thu uio.t drcadiul of disease, Lv.t, thankCod, .j 1....- ..in. iv im' ".k1 healdl. N.,w. ir. t nth without work I don't lädiere in. l .l.-.'.l ib.. i.vir orateful t vou isone thiiij und as 1 h.-r end--e you one hundred dollars, 1 have, xt k iL ill lt but von will think this another ami quite a diilcrent thing The debt of gratitude 1 still owe y.u bat plca-e accept thi amount int rest on the debt io adv nice. Your, very l";"J"y;, WILLIAM bLCORE. i.,..t:.tf riirkh!r Cure iter fur mrd by the ute ot ilirl i I'tgil-Me llit met. Doctor Hart: It i with no small d.grep of gratiti- canon tlit I am enabled to announce i you uk-c mii plet.i it-stor.it i.iii to h. allh of my d iiighter, by the use v. ...I. i.i.. r.ir:uri. At the ae ot sit years. J Will, v i J (in r a at kv.-ent U sixteen) she wns hrst attacketl wi'li thiidisilbd malady calh-d Epüepii I-its; and i.n-il v,-commenced tnkuii? the l.xtracl.shesullcred vvuh attacks ol fits, almost incessantly, and se verely as to threaten to drive reason Irom its throne, I I. .v li.ir in 41 I'bv-i. -iiiftoronouncrd her incurable, and cauld do nothimM.ioit for her. We had almost despaired ot a .ire, w 'U n nri;g of remarkable cures performed bv th- Vc" nh!. r.xtract, w dpternimetl to give it a li'hl. Th;ies dthaj'Xc- do lour moslsanguine ex- ih ,-tatiou, a- h? itju. .ho u irej irom a i:iäi urcau .1 I. r..tor.il IO I'LUH It Ill.Ai.TH. Should a'at no f 1 1 desirous of set ing her, and ol 0. i,rti-d rs ol the case, such wish miy ü- 'tiiU'd If tiUin'oa or addressing a letter .r.t. ,-.i.t nt nvt residence. to mile Irom the (is III. ii.ni- i v. villa -c ot oiiki rs.WeslcrierUr. New Wk. i. C. DE.N.-UW, YonkersN. Y T..t.;,, V.if-ii.Costifene, vVc, will produce tbi disorder. 1 all such cases the Vet table Extract .1 ...li,-ini. nt'n cull ne reiicu 11 mi llivvinr i ii I'll 7 ,ff.. I. I... i.n'u um, .-l.il.l r.i .viiiiiii-i .nil inii. cm... Thn Crncrrnberir Medicines. ara opposing them. Misguided men! How utterly impossible to arrest their spread. The most extraor dinary certificate are constantly flowing in to the Company, from all parts of the country; certificates which have astonished the most' resectable citizens. Many of tLese testimonials have lieen submitted to gentlemen rt great distinction, who have carefully examined them to see that they are ui.nui.ne. Among these, are the names of the Rev. N. Rangs, D. D., ol tho Methodist Episcopal Church, and Francis Hall, Esq editor of the New-York Commercial Advertis er. We finally submitted the whole to The Hon. W.m. V. Ruauy, the Mayor of New York, who has u'tven his certificate, under the Jreat Seal of the Ci- ty, that they are genuine ana reliable. u tin sucn names, we lear no opposition, w e are fortified at every ooint. and solicit a continuance ot the unexampled patronage we have already recvived e would earnestly advise, 1st. That in every neighborhood where there i no llraefenU-rg Depot, immediate steps lie taken to have one. Ry adlrcssing the lieneral Agent of any dis trict, this can le secured. W. Fumilics should clul together and cet an im- meiliate supply. Ud. Emiirraut Societies and other philanthropic bodies should lurnish theni to the netily tal ill -lied reputation. l,m,rtant Caution Counterfeits of my Extractor These celebrated Pill do not cure entirely by their "ii.. i i ii: .1 ii I i:.: IM.... I :n arc Ulloiusniiijziy puousiieii iu wie w oitu ill my iinm-. i purging qunimes. j ory uuvu in nu n t.oiiifosiiiuii Protect vourst It. as vou value lite, and health, from I vcuctable corpuscle, analanous to the coriiuscle tt these deceptions. 1 am, as every druggist in the Uni-1 the blood; the corpusclcot vegetable origin, becomes ted States knows, thiolo inventor and proprietor ot I incorporated w ith the mass of the lite-giving tit. id, Pulley" .lat'icai rain uxtractor; n oiner iieuij lias I and i ver inadeor can make a crnin of it. for no man liv- impacts a ftrmextative mw i r iiiL has the secret ot the preparation but mvul. 1 tie I winch occasions tin, blood to throw out all lnlestnl, only genuine hasoiv written signature on each laln-l, noi-tonou, or ieccant matter, thereby entirely puri- I iii i i" I in It i. ...i f- i n i i .i i and 1 so.tl wnoiesaie a no rcuui ui iu; uuitiui wc;hi i ty mx wie wiiuib online oi nioiKi in me eireiuiiiun is degree ot tliou'.d rem af"tf. v ii u a mil ii i nil v 'Ii r ...1 ui inu la a i a ii ii; siit' vvwft M.v I I 1 I who has suit Ted Willi Ulis couipi.iiiu, nuu oa- i 11 .iv. r t,v uhvsicianstodie, has tuen rcstor,auy use of but o'.,.: bottle ol Hart's egctabl. Extract The child of Willi am Anderson, North I ourtl fttreet, Williamsburih, aged .0 months, had lit con .:.i' f ri,t W....L. A consultation of physi- --nil li decided that the cne was a f I IV.A must die. Whilst the TMI'Mfirss uiiv, it t ii i '.i,;,. Um -mils state Mr.AnderM.il call- T Stained a bottle of the Extract, n.lniini-ter.'d it to iiwcuiiu,. r4torattou ol health. 1 Vh sotVof Mr. r.olKtt Malee, corner of &u i. and Prince streets. New urk, was s.v. re Iv ntl'.u i. ..1 1 1 t.'iv- irl:ill hi Id a C ivan ll'.icted a ...i.niu i. hi ft nn v.-f.n In ihi'a-c aiMMucp..j.-u.i.y.7..v.U"-.. .v. ..,t a. ..LI! that the v could U'j no more flllll III I II IHM v.'---- Ii ,..,r must ttUt iisown cure, or the Uy i: T: V"i-ih'.i1? Extract was administered dm whiM iit a nt, by one of the .ttMiüi. phvsi if w. rn almost instantaneou. 1 h rl V. th.. lov restored to health. Mr V. I b.'.l never aainU without the med- i,.,c in my hous., it I ear. avoid it, for fe.ir that some r n .tre:l may ut niineatu in i tne res, ,iie nietlicine invaluable. 'Vi' ..i,. Hart's Vegetable Extract Ii 3 VC lf H m a W. Dennett, nine year, 1 1 1 ;i. J. Ellsworth, seven years, U D.vi r Jos, i.li McDou.'al, nine years. East LrooUyn L.1 H W. S.uith, N. Y Custom House S Kelly, lACity e irs, Maten Island Ai ,1 Ey McKet, twenty years, urkvil.e. i a aft a ....IU VHH r I I Il.lllllllf lc Mis ri. crane, iwe..., i iwi iiiv-in.ee nuu, c.. I au II Vi... IT III. Jurob Petty, lour years, .u i in.-ia.n i.i .i i i..... twniv-ei 'lit years, t.rcei Jude Randall, Ol E ist 1 ro:Uway N. i i i .ti.ui ni i.li: i'. i' i'tu it ,vr T..,.. ;.i restate st. Rri.luPort.Ct J..'' I- v .rFiR Disrx.Nr. When tlionsand? ..i.1 L ,ow trembling under the hand of this dread i r. .rii. r that etr attack mav provt 1 tMse.-'" re:;,.,- and I restored u Z i& iv -5 thisn b bnitl medine. new ib.;y 1.f1.v.xf,('rRrincATK. Have Wen re 1.,;rrm;.tiu,,nyoftir:u.nef.Ä by the use of Dr. Iiari T l?, v York rrep.re.l by H-r oW orK- Trice packa-e, Four L iii.. ..fiLel u: in b.xes for H careui.ij f .jv,. .1 vr i iii.iie. in""-" ii.v n and 4th. Cincinnati O. ....-il Alwins of the I'nitnl States C. DCI1AKISIN Agent li n n- vy. apvJt y V RELU Evaiuvdle Indiana. ift nil I lli Mfxi.oand West Indie 1 17 Main st, N tw n ...)3 OO 10 (JO -Jl 1)0 transporta 1 ex as josj Rroadway, New York; and at the S'uthre n De pot, 131 C All 1 Kr.s stnvt, .ew Urlcas, my only general Pepot for the fcouth and est. 11 DALLEY. All order for Agencies, or for Pain Extractor, tnusl !m addressed toj. WRK.Il 1 ec C., 131 C All- n 1 thus tlu-M Pill cure the tmst fatal, and noxious and hatr.is-irig diseases, in a manner so easy and certain, as to give "rint thankfulness to tho al llicted. Every year their salejias increased. Dr. Drnndreth sell more of them at this tune in a month ihan he l' ES street New Orleans, only agents lor the South did iu the whole of the year ISIW, or any previous year an.l West' W'Only Agents in Evansville, mar 2.1-1 v ALLIS HOWES. Ml'TIJAI HENEl'IT r 1 111.) institution is uist i neu i "lied Irom c i-othf rs, at home or a broad, by all, or mo.t tr i me loiiowing peculiarities 1. W hre IIa- premiums are over s.s itrenurel Of the (Jracfenberg Vegetable Pills alone, 30,000 only one quarter part in cash, instead ot the w hob boxes are sold each and every week! Of the Health' Ritters, an enormous quantity, These extraordinary Ritters are sold at twenty-five cent a paper, and are w arrauted to make two quarts ol IWtters suoerior to anv in me worm, i nt-y art composed of Eoo,is, Rarks, Herl, and Vines, gather- COmpoSCUOI Lindls, 1.U IVJ, tei is, nun tin f, i I ed in the vast forests and praries of America and are premiums received. a speedy and certain restorative ol weak and utoiii- lated conatiiuiions. I lie oilier .iicuii inrs oi iiiv vyoiuuiij value, and are as follows: The Oraefenlierir Sarsaparilla Compound, (Iraelenlierg Eye lotion, the Children's Panacea the Oreen Mountain Ointment, the Consumptive's Ralni, I It allows the assured tJ lay yearly, quarterly. monimy or weeKiy, J. No part of the profit aro withheld, or divert- ed from the assured, either in charily or otherwise. it h is no loan, either nominal or real, to nay interest t- r, having a si liieicul capital tun Jed, Irom eoua; the ea- the Dvsenterv vrul, 1im i v i I ...l: At c iu i hp linn mi a;:' in iiniiaui is 1 1 ton, to whom applications for agencies may 1 adilres sed. EDWARD BARTON Secretary. New York, January, IMS. W.U. M. WOOLSEY. Agent may4-tf for Evausville. iic.irii. iii:viaji: THOMSON 'S COM Pi H'ND S Y RUR or TAR AN D WOOD NAPHTHA. TUEO.NLY crETAI E:1.0V 1 OK TUE CVEK Of CON SUItl rTlON, Ashma, Dronchists. Slitting Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast, Sore Throat, Haorsness, Palpitation of the heart. Whooping Cough, Croup.Hives, Nervous Tremours, Liver complaint. Diseased Kidneys, and AU'ecliona generally of the Throat, Rrcast and Lungj. Of all the diseases incident to our climate there is none so universal, and at the same time so insidious and fatal, as Consumption. In this country eijecial ly. Pulmonary Consumption iscinphatically a scourge and in its resistless career sweeps ovi-rllio land as a Destroying Angel, laying low, with relentless hand, the strongest and fairest of our race. Hitherto all effort to arrest thi dread disease have proved vain, and all that seemed within bur power was &t best al leviation of suffering, rendering somew hat smoother the certain progress to th tomb The proprietor, in offering this preparation tollt public, would embrace the opportunity to state ujori what grounds it puts torth its merits; and the reason .ipon which it founds its superior claims to the atten tion of the alllicted, that all who require its use may repose full confidence in its curative powers. Since its first preparation he has had the pleasure cf wit uessing its hnppy results in numerous instances; bu he was determined not to oiler it to the public unti he had become thoroughly convinced ot Its tllieacv tlavingsuch conviction, he now confidently offers i dy without a parallel tor the cure otPCL Y CONSUMPTION and its kindred di case. Ixt the following peak for itself. 'l have used'Tno-ipso.N's CoMroe.NDSYRUp or Tak Woi D N AFii ritA,' for some time in my nraclice,and have found it the most efficient remedy I have ever used in Consumptive cases. Chronic Catarrh, etc when great irritability, with weakness of the pulmo nary organ, existed. The rapidity with which it act iirreatly in its favor where dispute or oppres sion exists, when is mediately relieved by it." "In Pulmonary Consumption it can he used with -ontidence, being applicable to every form of that tist-ase, and I consider it a medicine well worthy the mention of Physicians, and exempt from the impu ation ofenviraeism." M. CHAMCERS.M.D. Philadelphia, Oct. 11th, 1S4G. JCrThe abovemedicines prepared onlyby Anoxey it, 1 ficKso.r, at N E corner of Fifth and Spruce Streets Philadelphia: Sold by C. HELL, Lvansville, and respectable druggists generally. Price DO ccnta or 1 per !t:Ie beware of interven ton v i a n UON t a j i tie assured can withdraw his nroiit. or nave them to accumulate, year by year, at his option 0. It assures to the age ol t, instead ot stoppt n at 7. It declares the profit yearly, instead of once in live or seven years, and issues scrip yearly io the As mi ml, !earing 6 per cent inter t which scrip is rc lecnied in cash, w hen the profits amounted tos- Ju, HH, or allowed to accumulate at the option ot tin Assured. t. it enables a man to provide for his w ife and t hddrciiiit siicha way, that although lie may lost every thing, they are sale; and all lursons, w bethel married or uumarrutl, to provide lor Old Age, bick nessand Want, as well as tor Death. y. 1 lie Assured can surrender the policy at anv time atter the first year, and receive its equitable value. 10. At any time after tlie first year, the Assured call borrow on tlie scrip issued, two-thirds ol its a- mount, so that he hu nothing to tear Irom achangt of circuniMances, or inahility to pay the premium. 11. Directors and Oiiicers ure chost u yearly; and the Assured Votes according to his interest i. 'i'i... i .ii ....i i i i i in: lununuiv 1 1 i.i,uii-u in LiiiitTt run New York, Ntw Jersey and Ma.-achu.-ctts stoekh, and in Real Estate in Ntw York and New Jersey, wholly unincumbered, and of double the value loa ed. 13. It pays no Director, no Auditors, no Solici tor. It hods money toneitlur. 11. It does not ret "km the Assured a year older than he is but from six months less to six moiuh. uore, so ai to equalize the estimate lutweeu all par tics. l'i. Therats are lower, the expenses less, and tin profits larger, than with Foreign Olliccs; investmeiit. here yielding Irom G to 7 per cent. abroad only 'J pei etnt. to say iiotiiiug ol XI 1-U percent reserved; hoi ot interest allowed to those who furnish a "guaran tee capital." at the rate oKi jk r ci nt, on everv hun dred pounds subseril-od, lr 'every u..l pounds paid in IG. Insu a 1 of encouraging, every precaution is taken to prevent, a forfeiture of the policy. 17. The liability uf the Assured is limited by Law, to the amount ot hjs pr mium note. ALl.EN C. HAL1)0K, Agent. M.J.RrayM. 1). Medi-.M.I Examiner. All persons wishing to make insurance on their own or on their friends LIVES, will please cn!l up ii the agent in this City, Ollice on Main street near Water, and examine the terms and rales of the Com- lany. ie li's-lv 11 11 ANDY AM) WINE. 3 quarter casks purejutco Port Wine; Old Port do: 1 Hit.lll 5 'XJk'J IS MiUeria; Sherrv: r 1 pipe pure Co;n5.;Rrandy,Otard, Dupuy's urand. These Liquors c.ie licwii pyrchad esjwt'ial ly for sicknes s and the public can nlv upon their pu ity. In sto-e and tor sale by jani'. fj BELL The sale having increased TWELVE-Ft LD IN TEN YEARS Can any other metlicin; be pointed out that has sustained its reputation that has increased in the confidence of the public i i an euual iroiortionf It would Le a mo--t hnp iv thing for the poor, it the prejudices ot Medical men would permit their gene ral adoption in f he public Hospitals. hat a bless ing this would be to the iMNir, and also to the whl ,-oiiiiiiunity in which the Mosnital are situated! No Shi.i IVver would long n rmtii to poitn our atmoa :hirc with its tioxtoti exhalation: INo ma;any no not even Cholera, would be of a dangerous i haraeter were Rrandreth's Pills vigorously lesorted to w lu-n the lir.t of its ;-vtutitoms wcie perceived. An Shi Fever, and fever j( an intlantnatory, or of a typhoid character would le io:nd etiually under thur power ful control. While influenza, nna!l-pox, mea.-les scailet k ver. ami all the dioerea ofchildnn voulJ I a affairs requiring only a very fi'w doses ot Pills, to entirely rc-CstabliMi tlie patient a herltn. Ai d in case of rhewrnati-m and dropsy, and the yariotts forms ot lung ilist ase, no medicine is capable if doing more gotid; or w hose use would tend more to the recovery oi heal Hi. TutsE Facts, Dr. BRAXDRErn rnocLxuts, are SOLEMN TRUTHS. Iet our Ix i.-Iatures and men in authority every where look to thi. If theio things be so is it not a part of their high duly to cause the Rrandietii fills to le used by our gloriou Army and Navy, and in all public Hospitalsf Public opinion tells these honor able men, thai such is llu ir duty; and one o! the most serious character in which i involved the security ot many valuable lives. Over Two .Millions of our Citi zens have approved ot Rrandreth's l'ills: they are no longer a private, but a public medicine. lclthefick every where see to their interest, and obtain this eurer of sickness: dispenser of health and securer of long life. The weak, the nervous and delicate are stiengtlu ncd by the iqtcratioti of Bran dreth Pills, which aro beneficial' for ihe mind as lor the bod mental derangements of all kinds are cured by them; in tact they impart a vigor and powir to tne lull iieci truly t-urprising. it is now a common oc currence when a man is aUiut to make a great el fort, to lake a dose of Brandreth's Pills, which clear the head and invigorate the perceptive faculties, in fact the literary andrcdentary of loth si xes will Find a Tkeam ee of IIkai.tii, in these Pill. Win n i-lu p cannot le obtained from the nervousness of the system induced from over tax ation of the mental faculties, or other causes, one or twnof thisc Pills will invariably produce sleep. In low 'crvoiis levers they are most valuable. Spurzheim and the lamented Harrison would have'lrttii taved had these l'ills I.t n used. Remi:mlier then, that energy of mind and body re sult from Brandreth's Pills; that they aro applicable in all conditions of the body, doing good it good can le done, nnd will In- r are never to injure. No family should be without them in the house; because so much depends on the timely application of propt rmeil.cine w hen sicknee lununiOiices, Sail ors, and all other travellers, should never he without them; they prevent scurvy, costiveness, and cure tbe iinlignant levir ol hot climates. When you purchase otherwLe than oi Dr. B or Li agents, if sure and obtain the genuine, und have n.. no o,ti(.r. BRANDRETH'S PILL'S are o!d,with full dürr tion, at 'J." cent er box, at 2il Hudson street,-! IViwery, Mrs. Oof f, 4 Market street, Brooklyn, and by Dr. I'.ra-dreth's i rincipal Oftice, 211 Broadway. Now York, and bv DANIEL WOOLSEY, and WM M. WOOLSEV. aireuts Evansvillc and by one agentin every town or villajein tlie L'niteJ States. cpl 4m F. 1 VAfiAftV. ll'nshlonnble Hoot and hhoe Maker. i W'l I 1 I, r I i i i:.r v. .liuiiiii ii. s ii,i 11.13 giui nit; jiuoue that he now has, nn.lirmn I to constantly keen, a line lot of Phdadtl .hia Calf-skin. for line work. Work of rveiy description done with the utmost neatness and despatch. On Main street oppo: i?e the Rank. ap CI dly. AD.UI.VISTirVTOK'S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has taken out letters of administration upon ihe estate of tJeorj0 'ul!, di'oaseil. All person indebted t said estate are roquestetl to inakeininicdiatopaymentnnd those havingclaiuis again.-tsaid estate will present them duly authentic ated lor settlement. 1 lieetat( w ill prob:dly lie ol vent. to H. (i. WHKKLF.R, Adnt' Dr .Totvnsciid's Componnd Extract. SAIISAIAltlLL.A. 1 his l.xtract is nut up in quart bottles it is feix times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted superior to any sold. It cures disea es without vomiting, pur ging, siekemng or (letaiitMing the patient, and particularly adapted for a SPRIMI AND SUMMER MEDICINE. The "rent beauty and suiei iority of this Sarsaoa- rilla overall other remedies is, w hile it eradicates dis ease, it vigorates the body. Consumption cured Cleanse and strengthen Cunsnniption can be cured Bronchitis, consumption, liver complaint, colds, coughs,ca'arrh, asthma, spitting of blood. re- ness in the chest, hectic flush, nnrht sweats, nithrult or protuse expectoration and pain in the side, &.c. have and can be cured. Probably there never was a remedy that has been so successful in desperate case of consumptionas this; it cleanses and strengthens the system, and appears to heal the ulcers on the lungs, and the patients grad ually regains their usual health and strength. l l'BHU'S CASE Of CONStJÜTIOX There is scarcely a day passes but there are a num ber of case ol Consumption reported a cured by the use of Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. 1 he following was recently received. Dl. Townsknd Lear ir: i or the lat lüree years I have been afflicted with central debility, and ner vous consumption of the last stage, and did not ex pect to ever gain my health at all. After going Iirtoiigh a course of medicine under tho care of some ut the most listinmiisheil rezular physicians and members of the Board ot Health in New York and elsewhere, an I spending the most of my earnings in attempting to regain my health, and alter reading in some pnper ol your Sarsaparilla 1 resolved to try it. After using six bottles 1 tound it done me great good and called to see you at your ollice, with your ad vice 1 kept on, and do most heartily thank, you tor your advice. 1 persevere in taking the Sarsaparilla, and have been able to attend to my usual labors for the last three months, an 1 I hope by the blessing ot jod and yourSarsaparilla to continue toy health. helped me beyond thccxpcctationsol all thai knew my case. tllaKLtift UiLl-lij Orange, l',sex Co. Iv J Aug. 2, ll? 17. State of New Jersey. Essex County, ss. Charles Quirnby being sworn according to law, on his oath sailh, that the foregoing statement is true according to the best oflus knowledge and belli f. CHARLES QU1MDY. Sworn and su!scriled to ln-fore me at Orange, ihe d Aug. 1517. CYRl S BALDWIN, Justice of the Peace. spittim; BLOOD. Read tlie following and say that consumption is incurable if ycu can. Xv ew i ORK. April J 1P-U. Mn. Tow.NSE.ND: I varily UTieve that your Sarsap arilla has been the mi ans through Providence, ol saving my lile. I have lor several years n.-ui a oau couch. It became worse and worse. At last 1 rais ed large quantities of Llaal, had night sweats, and was frali ly debilitated and reduced, and did not ex-;k-cI to live. 1 have only used your Sarsaparilla but a short time, and there has a wonderful change been wrought on me. 1 am now able to walk all over tbe city. I rai.-e no blood, and my cough has lelt me. l on can well imagine that 1 am lhauklul ijr these rciulu. Y our obetlii i.t servant, V'jm. Ivfssr.t.i., f3 Catharine st. LOT HERPE1.CH. The annpied certificate tell a simple and truthful story of suffering and relief. There are thousands ot similar eases in this city and Brooklyn, and yet ihcreare thousands of parents who let their children die ljr tear ot being humburged or to save a lew sbill n-. "iir.ooKLY.v, spt 13, 1817. Dr.. Tou'xse.np: I take pleasure in stating, for :he iK-neht of those whom it may conrern. that my daughter, two years ami six months old, was alllic ted with general debility and' loss of sjn-ech. She was given up as past rieovery by our family physi cian; but fortunately I was recommended by a Iriem to try your arsaparilla. Ik lore having used one Untie sh; recovered her siiecchaud was enabled to w alk alone, to the astonishment of all who wire ac 'juniuted with the circumstance. Miel now quite wetland in much belter health than she hasttccn toi 18 months iast. JOSEPH TAYLOR, 128 York st. Brooklyn. TWOCIIILDR EN SAY ED. v cry tew lamilies indeed intact we have not heard of one that used Dr. Townsend'sSarsaparilla in time lost any el.il. In ii the past Summer, while those that did not Mckem-d and died. Thecertilicate we publish below is conclusive e.iJenee of its value and is only awodicr instance of its uvi:ig the lives o cmidri-n: Du. ToW.vsl.nd Dear Sir: I had two children cur ed by your Sartapardla of the summer complaint and dysentery; one was only 1j months olü and tl.e oih, re.J years. 1 hey were very much reduced, and lew expectetl they would die: tlu y were given up by tw respt ctable phyrician. When the doctor intormed us that we must lose them; we resolve! to try your Sarsaparilla we had h aid so much of, but had little confidence; there being so much stud adv.rti-ed that is worthless; but we are very thanklul that we did. for it, unuoubtcdly saved the lives of both 1 write this that others liny U; induced to use it. Yours, rcspectlully, JOHN WILSON, Jr. Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, Sept. 13, 1S17. LL'NATIC AS Ll'M. Jnmcj CumniiiiL's. Esq. one of the Assistants the Lunatic Asylum, Blackwell's Island, is ihe gen tluiuui epokuiof in the following letter: RHElJAl.An.SM. This is only one ot i. tore than four thousand cases of rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Snrsaniirül.i l:ns Cred 'i'be most severe and chronic cases are w eekly eradicated by its extraordinary virtues: Black w lu 's 1m.a.'d, tk-pt. 1 1, 18 17. Da. TowxtrND: Ihuve sulltrcd terribly for nine years with the rLumitisni; considerable of the time 1 could not cat, sleep or work; 1 had the mott dis tressing pains, aiid my limbs wire terribly swollen. I have used four bottles of your Sarsaparilla, and thev have done me more than one thousand dollars w oitl. of good 1 am so much tciler, Jndettt, 1 am c ntire ly relieved. You are 1 1 Ii!crty to tii't hw for the Un elit of the afdicteJ. Yours, resjK'CtfulIi', J A M 1 :.S t V M Ai INGc'. COULD NOT WALK. That Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is the very best mnetly for f-malc complaints ihere is no disputing thousand and thousnnds of weak and debilitate: enialesthat were prostrated by those diseases Ui which females aro subject were soon in the enjoy ment f f robust health: NtwYoKK,Sep 23,10-17. Dr. Towxsr.xn: My wife has for the last year been very sick, and in a greatly reduced state of health b ing reduced by a variety of complaints such as fe malesare liable to; si e got so bad at length that shf was entinly unable t.) walk, and was as helpless as a child, she commenced using your Sarsaparilla, and she immediately bcg:in to regain her strength, bei complaints left her, and afier taking -several bottle she i restored. Ueirg a singular case I have thotiüht iimight do good to p iblish it. Hie used a number ot n medics tliat done her no gxxl previously. Yours, respect lully, JOHN MULLEN, S7Narfolk. st.' TO THE LADIES. GREAT FEMALE .MEDICINE.- Dr. Tow.Nse.nd's Sacsapakiixa is a sovereign and speedy euro tor incipient consumption, and lor th general prostration ol the system no matter whether the result of inherent cause or caused, produced by ir regularity, illness or accident. Nothing can he more surprising than its invigora ting etlecis on the human frame. Persons all weak ness and lassitude, from taking it at once become ro bust and full of energy under its influence. It imme diately counteract the neryclessness of the female frame, which is tho rcat cause of barrenness. It will not lie expected of us, in cases of so delicate a nature, toixhibit cniHcates ot cures jk rformed, but we cao assure the afilicted that hundreds of case have been reported tons. Dr. Tov5se.d: My wife hr-in? greatly distressed by weakness and gpneral de!)i!ity, and suirering con tinually by pain and with other dillicultirn. and hav ing known cases where jour medicine ha ifX-ctei! great cures: and h1j bearing it recommended for such cases as 1 have desrrilHd.lobtained a Nittle ofvour Extract of Sarsaparilla and f .Mowed the directions you gave me. In a short icrind it reniovetl her corn plaint and restored her to health. Iking grateful for the benefits sdiereciived, I take pleasure in thus ac knowledgin? it. and rcconimending it to ihe public M. D. MOORE, cor. of Grand and L diu i ts Albany, Aug. 17, ISll TO MOTHERS AND. MARRJEI LADIES. Ttii Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly prepared in referenoce to trmale complaints. No te male who has reason to supjiose she is approaching that critical period, "the turn ol Ute," should negleci to tako it, as it is a certain preventive for any of th numerous and horrible diseases to w hich females arc subject at this time oi life. This period may be de layed for several yeprs by using thiscmedicinc. Nor is it less valuable for those who are approacldng wo manhood, it is calculated to assist nature by quick ening the blood and invigorating the system. Indeed this medecine is invaluable for all the diseases to which women are subject. It braces ihe v hole system, renews permanently the natural energies by removing the impurities ot tho body not so far stimulating the system as to pro duce a subsequent relaxation, which is tlie case of most medicines taken for temale weakness and dis ease. DISEASE OF THE HEART, RTTTURE AND DR01"SY' New York July, 22, 181G. Dr.. Towkcem) Dt or Sir My w ite has been af flicted with a terrible rapture for over fifteen years' the greater pait of the time. She has been troubled with shortness of breath great fluttering ot the heat, which has been very distressing, and has frequently been uuable to leave her ted. The rupture was very large and severe. iShe tried almost every remedy for such cases with but little benefit. When she had ta ken but three bottles of your excellent medicine sh was entirely relieved of the disease of tho heart, and the rupture has almost entirely disappeared. She has also had the dropsy, and was very much swollen. We. had no idea that site could be so bene fited, as she had such a complication of diseases But it has, as strange a? it may appear, relieved he of the dropsy. 1 am aware that this statement is so strange as to api-ar almost like fiction, but it i sober reulity. Your Sarsaparilla is certainly a valu able medicine, and should lie used by every one that s suffering as we have been. If any disbelieve this account, they are at liberty to call at my house and have ocular demonstration. Yours, restiectfully, WILLIAM TOWSER, 1 James st. DYSPEPSIA. No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered which so nearly resembles the castriciuiee or saliva in decomposing food and strengthening the orrans of digestion as this preparation ol Sarsaparilla. It pos itively cures every ca&e of dyspepsia, however sever or chronic. Bank Dltahtment, Albany, May 10, 1S45, Dr. Tow.Nsn.vn Sir 1 have been atllicted for sev eral years with dyspepsia in its worst form, attended with sourness ol stomach. loss ot appetite, extrem heartburn, and a great aversion to all kinds of food, and for weeks (what 1 could cat) I have U-eu unabl to retain but a small portion on my stomach. 1 tried the usual remedies, but they had little or no effect in removing the complaint. 1 was induced, about two months since, to try your, extract of Sarsaparilla, and 1 must say with little confidence; but afier using nearly two bottles, 1 found my apperite restored and the heartburn entirely u moved; and 1 would earnest ly recommend the use of it to those who have ken atllicted as 1 have been, Yours, &c. W. W. VAN ZAXDT.: N. B.' Purchase nonebut such as have wrannera that hide the lotite compli lely, and have the written signature ol ?s. i 1 1 w TNfrs L. in Principal idlice, 12b' Fulton-st.Sun Building N. Y.; Redding tt Co, 8 State-st, Btn-ton; Dyott Sons, 132 Noiih-Sccoiul-H, Philadelphia; S.S. 1 lance. drug- ni.l Ibilf innri" Hiin.1 t I ...,l. I M f.. hen. Chaileston; Wright Co, 131 Chartres-st, N. O.; 103 South Pi-arl-st, Albany; R. Van Ruskirk, S9i corner of Market and Broad sis, Newark, N. J., and by principal Druggists and Merchants generally thro otil the 1. niied Mules, West Indies, and thcCauadas. or Sale by ALLEN C. HALLUCK. Druggist Main. St, Evansvüle, lud. Who is appointed by the proprietor, Whob-sale Agent, with authority to sell at Maiiufaclurer's p(icts. For Sale also by RICHARD B. HALICK. DruggUl Princeton, lnd. march lS-diw ly T EAS! TEAS!! 1LLIS iV HOWIES Evausville, la. AGENTS OF THE KEW YORK CAIITON TSA COriSPAKSr. The Oldctf Tea Establishment in America THE Canton Tea Company has teen popularly known for many years. This is the largest and oldest Tea Establishment in America. 'Ihepubli have had full proof of their inttgrity and mjohi bility. Eut such has been the great and pretbing de mand for tin ir Teas of late, that thev have bee U obli ged to enlarge, to a great extent, tluir two principle I establishment.- in Ncav Yolk, viz: J ijif) Cfiathum V 103 irecuvvich Streets. Tluy moreover possess facilities, in relation to the I ..A I r I.. i. l .1.. .1,.. .1.1.. .1.1.. 1 u.n in i. my iiiiuiiuuiii mgire, suu uuiuucm superior to any oi her Tea Concern in America. Tlieir scrupulous regard to all principles lhat Und to elevate thecliaracter of a large house, is well un derstood, and has already procured thi m a connec tion, probably, larger than all other Tea cftabli.h ments united, and they consequently art determined to sell teas purer, moie fragrant, and perlect tor ihe price, in the aggregate, than any houe in ihe world China excepted. They most zealously invite the attention of tho in habitants of this city and surrounding country to their agency Missrs. Aixis tt HuwiV. w here the billowing assortments are always on hand; and iheyj j feel no hesiuition in staling, that whoever a linglo' j; inai is maoe, a very decided prelerence is given the cel. bran d Teas of the Canton Tea Company. $3Rcadcr make tho exu-riinent. Litail jtruct as Jollout, uhuit in all cast t to U re-i tunud it not upprvvtd if. ii KEENS. r (od oung Hyson i Fine do do--. 2 fragrant do No 2 vrry tiue do Silver Iii-af, do Oood Hyson Very tine do Extra Iragrant Oood Hyson skin (ood Imperial Very tine do Extra tine do (.ood Gunpowder fine do r .i LlAUU 11 IIC UO II LACKS. No 1 Jsouchong No 2 do Finest do Fragrant Powehong, various prices Congo, various prices fine Oolong Very fine do Extia hnc do i (u mi'vnnT. various nri-c t Finest English Breaklast Tea, (very rich Pekoe flavor?-- Fine Orange Pekoe finest Pekoe 1-lowers lot i r i to 0 62 0 75 I (HJ 1 25 0 75 M 1 W 1 25 0 5 0 73 1 00 1 25 o 75 1 Co 1 25 o :a o 1. 0 75 o :o 0 75 1 lU It U ii 0 62 1 DO Howqua, or finest Llai k Tea iiuptirted-- Ne plus ultra 1 eas, both Ureeu and Black, of 1 descriptions, the highest grades grow n inCliina, AL5 per pound. j v.iAi iiJLjj. ihe Canton Tea Compar are the exclusive vuider of Xh filter or Black Te caUcd "lljuiu's Mixture." Thev iinr.nt in America in 110 and every other person or bwj professing to si 11 the same at all much less at a low er price-deceive the unwary, as the public tliem selves wi.l pcrcicve, by comparing the spurious wit the genuine "Ilowqua" vended by the Canton Te Company.' Ever package (in addition to its containing fn weight, independent ol ihe wramvr.T bear Uie stam Ot neatness nnrl r-lrirniir. 1 1 1 .1 u. in it, it j ,im un rein ai so inorou-iiiy sicurcd troui light ami air, lhat tl quality and trnwef will remain uniinpairrd in any cl mate, tuy 16:: ALLIS, 4 HOWES, Agent. TTriXER'S Canadian Vermifu-ftTr. ttV.n Jr'l,cdi' ever ct ocoventl ftr all kinds Oft Alf. It not only destreva Worms and invW rates the w holesystem, but it dissolves andcarries'c1 the suin rabundnnt shmo or mucus, so prevalent i the stomach and bowels of children, more especiali those in bad health. The mucus forms th Uxi i nestin which worms prod ik-r their youn, and byti movein it, it is impossible for worms to remain in tl if' i M 13 .,iarrn,C!tä i,s fflecia on the fjetem.ar the health ol the patients is always improed hv i cine being pabtable. no child will refuse to take! not even tne most delicate. CO-Pre,,arl by JOHN WINER tt CO., No Maiden Lane New ork. Sold wholes! and t i) f. 1 th tr Mr,H' New Orleiinii. JO Only Agent? m Evausville, ly ALU.S&H0WJB3. 1 1 i? f i f i i