The Evansville Daily Journal (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.])
August 10, 1848

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EY ANSTELLE DAILY JOURNAL. THE i I EVANSVTLLE, IA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1848. VOL. I. NO. 92 1 A 0 c a a P n o

a vr ni. in in "UI Ba 1 sic ai 1 J01 thi OCl on he ,be IV. II. CHANDLER Co., Publisher. OFFICE ON FIRST ST., BELOW MAIN. TERMS OF ADVERTISING! for twelve line, first insertion. 50 For each additional insertion, 3 lino, ner annum in Dailv Of ff K.IF PUP" changeable, For lime amount in both Ppers, GUuwra;e Vimirt, iWa. I ami firwto, tf-c. or ene-iouriu com ran j m xi- gtocj, ,s one 0 iue freest ana moil com- in win papers, hef.ire ottered in this market, comprising CRAWFORD BELL, WHOLESALE AND RET A IL DRUGGIST, MAIN STREET, EVAXSVILLK INDIANA Tl ASnow in stoe anddahy receiving hi Spring h xu,r,vÜrttr Medicine. Paints, Oils, Due- Stiffs. Einers isoaps. Perfumer. Window GltifS, do. .do--' For one-half column Daily or weekly evrrv nrlicie ;n n,v ime, selected by myst I in imtn rao;rs I:.: do do 111 J i I I I nnl uu---- T i (X) wua great care in regaru to me uesi quuuuc, ForCardof.ixlinandumler.- iimiled to 1 purchased directly from first hands and on the best The privilege of annual 7e term, by which means I nm enabled to .11 at as low their innate busing stE rate' as' any oil. House in thU part of the country WHOLESALE AND RETAIL hi on able Hat Establishment, mrr oj JIatn and first Sis., bcanstille. Are you Insured? THE undersigned asncent for the Col timbus Ohio Insurance Company, is prepar ed to take drce. Produce, &.C States bv leain ai i- i- keel and Hat boats, also upon oui cungs, mercnanuize, ftbove estal,i9hmentt comprising the most complete turniture, &c, on most reasonable terms. tock ot fashionable and durable Sprinjr and Summer 1 he hi4h reputation winch un. company Dears lor weaf everoUeTed in this city, and unsurpassed in the Usability, liberality and promptness in adjusting lost Wegt i08sew,ing lhe m09t f,.vnrabe facilities for aj ''l v?A i ?v Vi'y c,j vv?! ir purchasing andaeofall articles in my line, I public. nov27-U. JNO M. S 1 UtkWLLL Ag t r abJe t'wles ower lhan con ol)tained risks on on shipments ot .Merchant i -,IfP f,rrtl,n,rm,P-i,nn,tlr from and to any port of l"e U. iS j3 particularly directed to the large and varied as- rid saihn? vereis, steam, cflnal-l f. .411 A'ri miv ..u I illicit i vi ti: a c rv 4 o vx.. nun vyviitiiK o v NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! AT WHOLESALE AND RET A TT. IN THE NEW BRICK STORE NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BaNK rurmiTiy occupica oy Johnson j -Urane.) often ai once a week ami all '7"". "i -Aver- Dealers are respestfully requested to call and examine benefit of other person well a l ad; iSk tefoiTpurrhSsiS elsewhere, and those who ticmrau. and advertisement ol auction eaiea aeiu j i p u-. hol! tinv them poration, soc.ety, w any! My atock consists, in part, of the flowing 00 communication designed to call to"y W01 Sulo Uuinine: 1 150 lbs Chrome Yellow; matter of limited or muivuiuai inwisi, wu .-v.- FIItE MAK1NE IXSU1KANCE. "If there ht safctv only in good security in1 order to be secure tc ma&t be saftlv Insured." Uf HEN we hear of our friend loosing their prop erty by fire,or that the vessel on which they have nd tasbion: It is mv intention to cell either by wfinlanlA nr rftnil at nrirpa u-hirii must roinniand inadeehipment of Produce or Merchandize is lost thel purchasers, and I earnestly solicit a call from all who hrst question weasK is -were you insureui ruw u wc intend buyin?. mar21 THE subscriber baa opened within the last lew days, and is constantly receiving directly from New York an extensive and ßplendi J assortment of; ew Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Hats, Bonnets. Boots and Chocs: elsewhere in the city, and as low ns such articles can Which ha fing been purchased at the late large YtrtmptuT A uctionßdet, he flatters himself he can sell at oe naain iouisviueorviiiciunau. ic 1 ueienuinea 10 exert Inmselt to make his establishment rwt., My retail customers are are invited tocallandex- w-eu withpurhasers who are visiting the City, as with those who are residing in town and woaJa raVneet amine my stock of Spring and Summer Hats, several vlly request the attention ol nil to h)s stock, which he offers at wholesale and retail apo terms wHch hi styles of which are unsurpassed tor beauty of finUh hinka will not fail to give entire satisfaction. aplS 3IOR1US S. JOHNSON ed, unless paid for as an advertisement. Ho advertisement can be inserted gratuitously tor Vrit able or other societes,public institutions or com panies. r 1 Agreements will be made at higher pricee for ad vertisements inserted before "marriages and deaths, but all advertisements that exceed the Inniu engag ed, will be counted and charged for i3 oz iodine; 100 ox Hy'd I'otasso, 50 oz IVperine; 2tX) oz Ext UarkPrecip't; 350 lbs Uum Aloes; 350 do Assafeiiiio; 250 do Pulv Khularb; 250 do do Jalapo; 15 bbls Sulphur; 5 do Brimstone; 300 lbs Soft Indigo; 12tX) do tine Madder; 2U0 doNutmegä; 300 do Cloves; 100 mats Cinnamon; 2O0 Vta Calomel; 500 do Cream Tartar; 10 bbls sp. Whiting; 10 do do Brown; 10 do V. Red; 150 lbs Chrome Green; M. c. cook, n D. Offica Corner of 3Iaiu and riae streets, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. fjX DOCT. COOK tenders his acknowledge-tiiFxySiiß-meals to his numerous patrons lor the con fidencerepod inhis bkill and ability in the important and critical department ol the J' lion to which he continues to devote his attention, I z?ihediie.sVsof the EYE and EA.ll. Having Jeroted the aat tilteen years to the study and prac tfee in this branch of mcdica science, he feels assur d that in even the most i'1"8." compliiha pcrmanantand sate cure. "JJJJ heretotore warrants this degree of conhdence in any u 00m Persons who are untor- case inn ".l" l-vI. r Yimi i ..i .weihte either tn; V,,rr- lanatelv aniicted witnuiseaeoieiuiri n. u win pirase nuic up m w "j 'j V oy note or oiuvi itr, a ,U. cri.l f A mat Injt ciiiix -b .Xrnn rtPT.T. 10 bbls Tanners' Oil; 5 do Linseed do; 5 do pure Castor Oil; 10 do Spirits Turpen tine; 5 do Copal Varnish; 5 do Alcohol; 10 do Copperas: 5 do Alum; :00 boxes Uottles and Vials; 00 do Window Glass; 5 Carboys Oil ltnol; do Nitric &Mu riatic Acic; (1500 11 SalaerStus; KXX) do Ued leau; 300 do Litharge; t 10 boxes James River Tobacco; J 50 kegs White Lead. finest 1 feel such an interest in the welfare of our friends, how can any one risk the dangers that are continually sur rounding his own property wi thou beinsable at any time to answer the question if put to himself, "Yes I nm Insured." The Camden Insurance Company of New Jersey, well make insurance on Buildings, House- hold furniture and Merchandize ot an Kinds also upon shipment of Produce and Mercandize, on boad ot Steam Boats. Sailinz Vessels, Canal. Keel and Flat Boats, at a fair valuation and atreasonablo rates ol Premium, and, in case of loss, as soon as the claim can be properly adjusted pay over the same. ALLEN C. II ALLOCK, Agent, Office on Main st., nea Water, mar 9 Eva.ville, Ia. APRON CHECKS. R. ALLEN. corner of Main and First sts. J. H. MAGHEE CO.. Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic dry Goods. FVA SVlLLEs INDIANA. ARE now receiving about 800 Cases of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. BONNETS, HATS suited for the Spring a nd Summer trade, which they offer altogether at Wholesale, at remarkably low 'o,. the West aide of Main street .next door the cor- V"' "ix Z-'ZIX VrC,rT"." J ctc dte, west 01 tne fountains. IT! I vail uu onu pcc iui y vuim itcd. w tiavc jui i i tctvi jb, J. VAVTUIN CO., r I W WOULD respectfully announce to theV, Vcitizensof Evansville and country ad-fl. iacent. -hat thev have recently opened a ShoeStore ner of Second, where they are manufacturing BOOTh AND SHOES 1.1 AM. THEIR VARIOUS BRANCHES. Their exnerience in the business will enable them to procure the best of stock and have it manufactured in the mast durnlilr nuiHurr. We invite lhe citizens ofEvanSVÜle and public generally to call and examine our work, as we have a good stock ot ready made work ot our nwn manufacture. Younw men wishin" fine Boots can obtain them hereof every description, ready made or to order if preferable. All orders le It with us for I urnrtr u-ill fx nriimntlv fitterwtrvl t PIECES Apron Check, this day opening, fori 'te Ladies of Evansville are respectfully invited sale low. wholesale or retail. of the trade 1000 pieces r ancy f rints; aoo pieces rantaloon Stuff; 100 pieces Lawns 100 pieces Ginghams; 500 doz Pain. Hats; .50 doz Fancy Straw'ßönnets iw tttats ojioca x. imhs, nuu a iwrci; ut email articles, to wuicQ we in vile the attention ap 8 DISSOLUTION. E W.LEWIS, Water street tanateiy aiaicteu hih- -,.-f lhe EAR, are invited to call and seek reliet. np 11 dvwly. Iili) Pari! t.reen: ttrrr.inien. Flaxseed. Feathers, and Beeswax ta ten at the hL'hcst market price in exchange lor a goods sold, or in payment of debts due me. N it. All ivrwini liulJbtetl to tne unu n 4 IMV4 has been dissolved to call and examine our lanre stock of Ladies' ware, as we stand ready at all times to wait on those that feel disposed to favor us with a call. We are prepar ed to manufacture Fancv Shoes ofeverv different style. Tl.rt u Iffivinrr nntera IWrSnne. mV rest assured that no pains will be spared in trying to accommodate them witn any siyie tney vin. term of years, the well known tavern stand in Lv- a l.. l. th hrsnni. anil mif v nv nsTiiie .onu -;t,nrftI1hl .aw.nia U9. and thank them for their liberal patronage -Ana r. ii wrmm a hp iiiiii mm sins m.iii sv .nireH and handsomely litteil up with entire new fur-1 and hoje that in return .our work may merit their niture. and those of the travelling public who may fa- approlwt ion r ntirjorinersnipnereioioreexisunguiiuerinenirn. 9 Wext door to C. Bell. llrücirUt. rvl irhtinifa a A' Snu'ora I rtfirKWt and I.l.iPa mr a I P J IS 1 II ll consent, the business ot tne lnte nrrn will oe tettieu,-."", y at gars luanuiaciurers, is wis nay uissoiveu uy muiuui. isent, the business ot tne late nrm win oe tetue the old stand by William Nightingale. WM. NIGHTINGALE Cincinnati Clothing Store aoor io tJ. uell, Druggist, MAIN ST.,E VANS VILLE IA.4. I AVI i nff I 1 1" -1 m. H I-.' iTOuru irom ineir )ianuiaciory ia LI A Cincinnati, the latest New York stvle of JACOB SOWERS. TAYLOR HALL. ivn I. A PP resnect full v informs the r I public general Jly Uiathe Das leased lor a .naaafBM SPRING SUMMER nmikf. t ah ...v,;u j j arc iwuuc buu inmmea in tne best matt A CARD. ner under their direction expresly for this market, E the undersigned have this day associated our-i"""" Jry article requisite to complete aelves together under the tinn o Nightingale."" r" ww'v t Kiater. in the Tobacco and Cigar business, at the COATS We feel willing to acknowledge pur gratitude to "r"" ,'f s Mrrirtf,n Vin s.et. wo,ild!SuP?.of Black and BlueFrench and English Cloti the citizens Ibr the friendship they have manitested tn ij:,.. ,llfl. w2 intMwi Oress, 1- rock and Sack Coats, full trimmed l. BASFORTH J. L. DAN FORTH. WHOLESALE DEALERS IS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. No. 44, Main St. Lonisville, Ky t21 Mi idi iol- DRUGS AXI 3IKDICINES. ALLEN C. 1IALLUCK, Vrnpgistai Pknrn.äiruttmt would mil the attention th eitiven rif Kvansville and and adjoining i i Itritrra 1 Miiinej. towns io nis commeie assoi iiuvm. v, m.'u-, -v. ii Chemicals, Oils, Dyestuffs, &c, &c., &e. All oi Public Square, are his stau es, B L "1 which are carefully selected and receive! iresn iroui t0 tne most spacious aim cwnv. "V."'. V aug2G, 1817 tt. v.x.t. vor him with a call, may rest assured that their com- fort and convenience will meet with every attention. n; 'Puhl will nlwavs be eunnlied with the best tl..r the market affords, and his Bar furnished with thechoictftloquors, carefully selected by an experi- I i.j CIll-l.-UII.lIH. iL. Attached to the Hall, ami immeuiaieiy on me 'tl J 4 the Eastern Markets. Physicians and inercuanis may depend upon their orders being prompt ly attend ed to and the genuine article always delivered, on terms wholesale and retail as tavoratile as tne same quantity and quality can be purchnsed at any I lace. A lull assortment of Botanic Medicines, Boots, CONSTANTLY on hand,double and Barks, Herb., Extracts, Powders, &C.; prepared and ittle Action IlarpS, .UUMCai iimiy uiupujriiioöiwMi. iii'rrintion. Italian llallock'a suuerior eold drawn iNo I metivs ilic: iw..,nit in I ,.,.,-it..rwl t M !arnirl. Illinois. Mc puwnea wj- "Ataw aliment t Ättrnt and Family Medi- XV. C. PETERS CO. MUSIC VUBL&llERS. v0. jot Main Street, Louisville, Ky ,.Z.l to THE BANK OF LOf ISV1LLE.) ut 1 Castor Oil, Strings. Piano Fortes repaired Vu"i7 -..A liberal dis mar 21 ly n,l ur. ino. l-rnr.'j llnir DilV. l'ertuiiierv. Sonus, and aa i v 11JVC ajA-viivv w. y 4 i i I ti.na nurcnasea. sota, i 11 UHU iiiiii" i...'- r SIIEUWOOI) HOUSE. FIRST STREET, EVAXSVILLE, INDIANA. THE undert-igned having become proprietors of the above well known establishment, beg leave to offer their services to the public and to solicit a share of patronage. They hope to be able to continue the lavorable consideration the House has heretofore enjoyed under the management of Mr. Sherwood. No exertions will be spared to give uni lancy articles Cologne, Boy and Kote ater, allol abundantly furnished and the rooms kept Jnurte SUUDÜevl 'Vitt MUSIC count. at a the best qualities Seidlitze and Soda Powders, care- clean anJ neaU II. JIAGIIäK ä A iranli f f thP BONHARBOUR MINING AND MANUFACTURING CO. TT AVE just received rTrtu ,w authorized to sell at Louuville prices v uivu at all times during the season. WTh? Yarns a?e of an excellent quality, andsupe- fully put up and of full weight. Copal VarnLsh at 3 00,2 23, and $1 5 per gal on. nov 4-tf Charges as heretofore moderate PETER DU UK. l i: rr 1 Vi n.I rior to mostoi iu imw'B examine them. Please call and apS IXCIXATTI AT HOME!'! SO IT AND CANDLE JIANUrAtj vt .f-.,i 1.1VVPDVPV Ar. CaI- would WS' pecttully inform the citizensof Evansville, and ..C:"-.iLr.iiir. that thev have established a iae pu... -on Division street. UtPeen 2J and3d, i Uold'.t'andof Wilks Reagen, ,!r.r.K?J rn,tnd to keen always on hand supply of SoapTnd Candles, of the best quality, which they intend to aeil at Cincinnati pnees. 1 he highest mar mi 1 -.,1 i r t.lluw and irtease ol all i..Tw.r5r,r Pnle French P.raud v. T. tl Goddard Co's Brand, warranted pure, fur medical purposes ouly. ll.ii.wk. WorinCumlv. a sale and pleasant med icine to destroy worm in children and iniprov e their t KaI w 0mv Ata I li.flltn lJallock, touyn tanuy composeu however, three or tour very pleasant rooms in the House wmcn can be 11 neu upior ine accouimouauoii of small families. The table hall not be surpassed by any in the city. Nov. 4th A. FARNSWORTH. PRIVATE UOAKDING HOUSE. THE undertisned has opened a Private Boarding Hou.se in the Brick Building on Wa ter Street, above Main, known as the Wheel er House. Mv obiect is to keep a house lor the ac- 1 r. .i .ll. 'PI coinmouaiion 01 oenueineu principally, t 1 ihtbuic, rLnifei. Ac for all kind ofcauirh At the proprietors prices Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters- See advertisement. Dr. Upham's Vegitable Pile Electuary see auver CrAll work done by us is warranted, and no charge made for mending work that should give way." icbl4w&tw tf. J. VAUTRIN CO. HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES, INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL, TERMANENTLY CITRED BY Dr. Upham's Vegetable Electuary. An Internal Remedy, which if according to i rections, a curs for lije is guaranteed. SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE. 4 common consequence 01 this allcction is a Kina nf tenesmus, orhearinff down sensation, as it 18 tWiiTir'v called; there is also heat, tension and laiuii.- n m irKvrtomfe tr. throbbing jn w vaii iaii V' cree Of these se.".""""' -Yv 1 tering; these are C"-" y t "r to the parts. Sometime :ennercoato the bowel, protrudesat every evacuation, forming what is called Prolapsus, or falling of the bow pis; i. I of long conünued irritation and weains of tbat or gan. In some instances the patient exp..rt,:;ice,'ner vous pains, which are indiscribable, and known on ly to the sufferer, which commence immediately P ter an evacuation, and continue Irom thirty minutes to several hours; these sensations are very annoying and sometimes very distressing. This disease, when of long continuance, is attended by pain and weak ness iu the back, irritation ol the kidneys and blad der, and other organs in the vicinity, pain and numb- ness in the legs ana leet, a sense 01 siruuncsa w the chest, and unnatural tulness ot the abdominal viscera, accompanied with palpitation of the heart and oppresMon. Individuais sometimes experience. keepins constantly on hand a good assortment of thel.Vr,mcre1Vrown'.G'een Gv, and all col- Llack bummer Cloth, Lustre and Croton Cloth liest brands irginia and M issouri 1 obacco. "fc Regalia, Piincipe, Canone, Caradava, halt S Snuffs' Si n.n;.i,i trtTnthrr with all articles in i.'.rcs! crVc an.u caK wrown unen and Linen the line. heck and Gingham Coats. Every variety of Coat. f.m t.,l .tt..,Ul tr. .-iik TinptiiTitv!,"'';"" ivwuiiuuoouis. and dispatch. ap 4-tf-witw WM. NIGHTINGALE. JOSEPH K ISTER. ALEXANDER LAUGH LIN. Wholesale and Retail Grocery, Iron, Nail. Tin and Sheet Iron Store. WATER. STREKT. EVANSVILLE. INDIANA. leave to call tlie attention of .merchants,! raders, and Farmers generally, throughout was the Wabash eountrv. Illinois, and the Southern por tion of Kentucky, to our large and very general PANTALOONS. I Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cassimere 'Pants. Fancy French Cassimere do. Black Lustre, jBrown Linen, Linen Check, Tweed and Corduroy Pants, of every variety and price to suit customers VESTS. Bbk Satin, plain and Fancy Silk and Velve white Marseilles and Marseilles of all colors, and -kinds of common vests and prices. UU1 All the late styles of plain, and fancy silk and satin Cra-I vats, Scarfs and stocks; whitel Stock of Groceries, Iron, Nails, Tin Plate, Copper, silk and all colors locket Handkerchiefs; Linen and Wire, Axes, Cotton Yarn and Domestic Manutac-Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and lannel do.; Flan tured Articles. Which we offer for sale at very re- fiel and Net under shirts and Draws; Shirt Col duced prices for Cash or Produce. ars; fashionable Beaver, kid, thread and cotton The head of the house residing in Pittsburgh, will Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspenders; silk, enable us to be regularly applied with all articles in gingham and cotton Umbrellas; Silk Hats; Caps; our line. Dealers and country merchants need notvBoots, Shoes; walking canes, &c travel bevond Evansville for a supply of all articles! All the above articles and everything else in the FUUGUS rUItNlTUIlE WAREHOUSE. in. ti a tri f.nr Wilder' Sujrar Coated eg. Anti-r ever mi ct;e t ult 0m stand, main or. ooorc ine mamei.) I have on hand and shall constantly keep for sale, a large and ceneral assortment of ilvrrfitfmpnt. .VMM... II I, Dr. VanZandt's Health Ucstorative eg.i uis oee advertisement. be- y CO.imEUCIA HOTEL. LOUISVILLE. A!'. P. Yfm lllBB, PItOPIETOR. KrOppositethe Washington Hall, 5th street, iJeen .lainan4 Marked raar21 ivniANA IIALL-Br A. Ilaubpld. tl:- 11 ...1 .;i,.,t.l at the foot of Division ..t. ,kM iraiiiboallanlinz. Char- "nrr l.iHCPlleiil my 10 OS moderate ami an-u-" OILL HAETEV. jo E-TATIXa. r F..r. rl1A117 U1..1. Wnterst.. Evansville, Indi- icnratng "i.-.r 1 -,1-r- ikv Have also a large, nfwiu i-. Dr. Folder' Olosaonion, or all Healing Balsom Seel advertisement. Dr. Peter's Vegetable Pills, Worm ana coHgn iaxl- TJr. Le Rov's Universal Vegetable Pills, composed -.l VV.1,1 Clurrv. UI k.HI 5X1"I III w... j Dr. Porter's Poor man s vurauve cui x.. lKta I llWnttlmrlalt. Dr. Porter's Poor .nan s j?ireiigimiuis H FURNITURE, made in the liest manner, and which 1 will sell at remarkable low prices. 1 ho.-e wishing any article in my line are re quested to call and examine my stock. N. B. All orders from the country promptly at tended to and furniture carefully packed for shipment Feb. I-6111 KOUEKT r UKUUS. l.:cy may need, and they would consult their interest furnishing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for 11 M m u a r Iotorininwl tr tm-rit a CASH. a. Ti 1 1 ii1' 11. a uoT uiu i-a iiiiii u vr aB.aa share of P'l'lic patronage, The to business will ,uuuu -'JAMES LAUghlIN, J bei We shall continue to receive fresh supplies weeklv iduring the season from our Manufactory in Cincia. Wi. iP4-tf AHLERING BRUMM ER. Feathers, Hides, j allow, Beeswax, and all kinds of Produce purchased Rf the highest market price. sale ine sccunn awoLL H0ÜSEML AN WHARF-BOAT, Shawneetown, Illinois. ....ki.tiiiii 7 I 1. .1. 1 1 r.. I. 2'J, township b, SOUth OI range IU west, IJ mg ui-irecu r jUi unucrpigucu loives mis inuiuou v nuiuy uio the Boonville road and the city of Evansville, and I public, that he is the proprietor of a large and 1 c 1 ri' 1. .4 l.n.l lw.J l 117.1.. Tl. i Q .n Atnu, .nt Lrilinuciivniii uu 10 cents a piece. Barnes' Tooth-Ache mop, warrameu iowuic A ana. Will .-ndbtfreeofdrayage. aP23 cases. rA t.u. Overstreet's genuine L,inameni,anu uixwruwiu r Family Pill. t,.,, Dr. Grave's Anti-Fever and Fever and Ague Tills. Cholera Infantum and Bowel com plliltCrnvH's Pain Extractor, for burn?, scalds swel lings'. Rheumatic Pains, &.C., warranted to give in Nerve and bone Ltnament, highly ceieoratea ioriis curative piiwers At the INew urug otore; iniii siree vinv jyio u CHAIRS! Chair! I am able to offer ublic an assortment of Chairs of all ies and prices, of beautiful patterns and workmanship. Call and examine at my Furniture Wareroom, Main street above the Market feb l-4.m ROBERT FURGUS. CIIAI V3w tbe nub quaiitie LAND FOIl SALE! previous to an attack of the Piles, symptoms deno-1 rpiIE undersigned will sell at private i tin"-great derangement in the circulation; there is a I A Bouth end ot the south-west quarter of stnse ol weight and pressure in the atdomen,witn a peculiar feeling ot uneasiness in tne uoweis, cousu- i,.tr.r,mtim .itotiiioii u.'itii na n in i lie uiiLMu iihin rinn n nine ni said env. x nc eaiu luiiu, w-,intnnini; uua F.n wn i i i 1. nK I -ii i i.i :H tin lute Li... I I nntimiM lhA I i 4& l v l r T rwr1inr s in nie Bioumvii, i mir nj acres win ue soiu in inai ne sun i""' ai ions in the head, or in an v other way to suit purchasers. 1 here is a ani Commission Business, generally. m .1 .-.AUI r .It. 11 1. MA -m w AVAi!nn ft t I J iLa ai flocirAiia Af aJnr. weariness and irritable ana uiscouienieu eiaieui very comioriaoie sniau iraiuu uuusc, v-'h xersonaianuing in hui, v- mind, and a sense ot tulness and oppression in uio re- Wen ot water, ana a consiueraDie nuuiuer ui iiu.ing passage in inemgni, win wntj! r i i l I i K en r 1 1 r I An n cion oi tne siointcii. i hc intuunvii uu .uv ui.v L r i ii. -i j is teeMe, and the currenioi Dioouueieriiiuicuinwuiu .ml il.iurnu'nnl ftA tbe above diseases and complaints, uu. UPHAM'SVEGETABLKEL.r.C TUAKi curesej. Jtctutiüv, and therefore prevents 1 lies, i READ THE TESTIMONY. Ht-DoN. DecJtnlr 11. 1846. Gents I have used Dr. Upham's Vegetable Pile ate trea on said land. The title is DCrfect. Irrwini and a rood bed. on board. Terms. One-third cash and the balance in six ori He also keeps constantly on hand, general assort- tin. iTtii n. 'HEEUK a r i i v. a TTOIINEYS AT LAV,s?ccctssoM to "P1;1 A w I r.Jlrrtlnn. and Real Lfaff Othce on r irsi sirecv, .r Wueeuir, Notary ruuiic. iocjvi II. Q. O HN oa t -ii ivni.PU. Attorney at Law OlTic .r Ke.tweeu Mvn and Sycamore, ap 26 K'ville.Ia. Office in the Court lloue. TUOS. E. GARVIN af iiic. tjvans sep3 '46. iip c THVFS Attorneu at Law, Office on Two other young ladies Trom tne t.ast AM Eb G. JON ES, Aitomej at w approvetl capab ties for teaching Firrt street, below Main jip-JU. JgJjVime. The public ma v TAMES R. HARPER, Attorney at J on 1st street above main. liJ wrrvrR.-"- MARK TRAFTOJ ITT EEVER ATRAlTON,raycwiis.WeoH V Office on First st. near the Sherwood House. C P Dr Wtever' residence is on Second st., tuet door beiow Rev. Mr. Doge's church, nov 13-6in. DR. JOII. "VV PtivsTrt W AND SURGEON. Othce on Main "sueeV twnSecond and Third, and nearly oppoS- tie Clerk's office, where ho majri jt M tunes belbund unless absent on professional business, dee iW, '47-tf MEOICAL. GEO. B. WALKER, K" öurgeot Corner of Vine and First sts. Uli' it rrntr ä f JOHN R. WILCOX, Physician J- rT crv Jt, KF.T.SONxomii"ofi Merchants 4 uct ioneers, M ain, 2d aoor ITM. HOLDEN, Tailor, Main street, over James VV Scantlin Si. Son's Stove store. r T3 R A DT 'A M ATI 1 E WS, TaU, po" the east Xside of Main St., one uoor irom n.,rmr r-.i.v..W T.tdur. iTSt 81 aoov Main neSr the Sherwood House. aply MALE ACADEMY AND I'EJIALE S E ill 1 X A K V THE subscriler, grateful for the increasing patron a'e the above institutions are receiving, resrpect- fully gives notice, that the cpnng i erni v. in war iVk oiat. and the Summer lcrm. May loth; ti. Aomlemr. tobe taucht exclusively by himself, the seminary, by Mrs. 1.. M. Safford, autMl ly v v u.io r.i and Miss i?. C. BowPE.N; teach ers amply qualified by their literary attainments and experience in teaching, to give thorough instruction in all the branches m-ually taught in the best Scnnua- lauiesironi me mm,uuiii,u are expect rest assured. f- Ail a oiiwi that no pains will be spared to render the schools v. or- tby ot their conhdence anu coruiai puppoi i. For the better classification and progress ot the scholars, the pupils of the Seminary are arranged into two departments;--Primary and Academical, with appropriate teachers assigned toeach, but both under ene neneral supervision. By this arrangement, the best order will be secured, and all due attention paid II -..oll n j tnrir.. srlmlnrs. IO siiian, n a" l. iihv miiT(,t ot those who attend the school, that they commence with the beginning olthe term; as classes are theu iormeu, anu uojec dy commenced. n itim ,r TI-ITl.-ll IX THE ACADEMY. Primary En rl Uli branches $4 OOperQur. Iliglier English brancheu.- 5 Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Algebra.Geome- try.either or all, together wiiu tue pre- .KlI.T 7 TU1TIO.H 1M THE SEMINARY. Primary Department 3 OOperQur Academical Department 4 00 to 3 00 EXTRA BRANCHES. Latin. French, or Algebra for each 2 00 J Muic lessons with use of instruments 8 00 Use of instrument tor practice 2 00 Evansville 1-eh. ö. n. .f.iriwi. A SOVEREIGN renudy for Aene and Fever. XA This great Kemeily: to which the puinc aueu tion is particularly culled, has lieen extensively used in the western and aoiiih western states asa speedy safe and certain cure for ague and fever, dumb ague. r'hill nr intermittent Fever. The unexampled and complctesuccess attending its use; and w well proven have become its wide spread vi.-t.ii-K-a over everv form ot a?ue ill the west Ilia I uiu 'Kliriluue' 1. now sirttersedin? everv otner onereu re medial agent, and looked upon as the only one that can 1H V Fit BOTTOM LAND FOR SSALE WISH tose 11 mv valuable t arm ot Kiver uoiton. Land, situate on Green Kiver Island in Kentucky. :i r... L"...ro.-;i!n nAnt.ininir 'Vi) cm l!2. for many years with piles, and have tried various h rianred and under fence, and in a fine remedies, but with no temhcialetlects indeed, 1 be- ,d' cultivation. There are three double lop gan to consider my case entirely hopeless. IJut about h M with stablcs, barns &.C. The log houses are the 1st of September last prevailed upon oy a iriena i of them new wul brick chimnies. to make a trial of the above named medicine. ltooK 5 0f nurchasins will learn my terra his advice and rejoice to say 1 am not only rcucveu, .nniv;nf, to Mr. E. A. Corbet or W. B. Butler of but as 1 believe, pertecily cured, l most earnestly tfvansviiie, or by applying to me opposite the farm ...I .11 r,,w Vinve tlie fmslortune to I V i J- 1CI.01IIIIICIIU ii iu uu .Ii i on .K- KcntUCKy B1UC. bo afflicted with that annoying and dangerous dis- i 3u -J JAS. McCLAIN. ease. ery respectiuiiy, your oocuieni aenam. VALUABLE FARM for SALE tva. uu l 4uwu. I -a ff,!rri 1MM. lu'n hitn1rr-1 anil tl Y. J roa( D. a TON A HUGG, House Carpenters and Joiners, IVirJtween Sycamore and Vine ap25 dy J.v m tff'f llnu Caiventtr a iV.."mrn;.-M,-.DoJe-ch,ch. ltd Jot ner (my2-6m pETER SCOTT, VziaM Exchange Hotel. jyS'JCm 00 00 DR. S. S. FITCH'S COXSUJirTIOX UE.1IEDIES. TUP. eiiWriber has lust received the agency kr this vny and surrounding country, with a supply of his Abdominal Supporters; Shoulder Braces; 1nhitoinr Tidies: Also his book oftix lectures on the uses of the Lungs causes, prevention and cure oi ruimonary tion. diseases of the heart, and the true mode ol pre serving heath and prolonging life. ALLEN C II ALLOC Ivf Drug'st je2i .Main st. near Water. .1 1 1 ni ka t i jr n en ins rcueu uiujii iu auruiroui urc wi.-.t. tt-Forsale by Hoadley, Phelps Ka. wholesale ,.KT ii... I: I, .V,r X' I'pntun ageniSiew iora, annoy uinnrin Chirr, II!- V.jvnntx Ar. Francis. St. Louis. Mo, and by Druesrists generally throuc'nout th United States, For sate by WM. M. WOOLSEY, ageut for Ev ansville. Ind. Winings Deusouchet, Mt. v ernon. N.G. Nettleton, New Harmony. W.J. Whiting, Cynthiana. jy 12-6m. Iackonzic's Compound Liver Pills These Truly Celebratea l'liis TVTOW properly esteemed in all neighborhoods I uihnrA iliew have been used, will have the mosd' salutary effect on the diseased Liver, and will most cllectually cure the jaunuice, ana aw wiorouSiujr move the headache from those who are thus atlccted Thev act snecifically on the Liver and isre, re II eonwestive action, aod morbid secretions ....ivint the blond, causing a free and healthy dis i-har 'e ol bile, strengthning the system, and assisting C.S. Mackenzie A Co., Cleveland Ohio, Propne For sale by WM. M. WOOLSEY, Evansville, and other agents throughout tne couiury. Wininps Deueouchct, M t. ernon. N. G. St itleton. New Harmony. W. J. Whiting, Cynthiana. jy 12-Cw. twelve, mnnlhü. Persons wishinff to Durchase will apply to John J. Chandler, Esq., or to the undersigned at his retidence( near tne premises. tdsmaylb. l.uaiulij iiuuu. ment of Groceries, Pkovisioss, &.C., buitable to the river trade In connection with the above business, he has opened a House of Entertainment, on Front Street, (aliout 75 yards from the Wharf Boat,) in the "Morris Brick House, and two frame buildings lra- TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS- mediately below, called the Woll Uocse and Stag Fltnnrv whii h 1 nurchaed of vou. and find it one I mup nnu n,nin Ti-w rwirnTPa nl Office, all of which have been recently repaired and of the best medicines in use lor the Piles, and also for I AiJerchandise. consistinir of Dry Goods, BooTs!rehttcd, and where persons may secure seats in good .11 .tr...:..n .u,.n ir.i.i nn imnnra ci!iu i :i...riuiiiM inr unv nnim in ine interior, on mo ail D111IOU Ukieiuous, usiu uuiu I Smof!. H ATS.CAFS and UOXNETS, IlARDWABt, VJUIS ol the system t vase ami Crocker v: which he will sell as low at Yours, tu. A. iUiiti, .uaroie ieaier. H0use in the City, for Cash, or Produce, euch as i j ,i i iir l ii TT v-s. eat. corn. uats. riaxscea, umic ccans U.S. Marsualls Office, i w-v..n,h.r or Tallow. T ä I I l if i vit New York, December 6, 184" Messrs. Gentlemen Understanding that you are i j- i 1 1 i i the ceneral acents lortne saieoi ur. u puani s ege-1 table iMecinary, ior me cure oi nco, urcin it my duty to volunteer a recommendation in Ichall I rtf that invaluable mnlicine 1 have been alllicted I f- JOHN SHANK I N Stage Coaches, for any point in the interior, on the mail routes. The public may rest assured that his Table and Bar shall be supplied with the best the country can afford for money, and no pains will lie spared to ac commodate comfortably all who call on him. ii.-j -r.t7 r ill he filled with every variety 01 JIIJUlw.i. C VI I rrain, hay, Sec-, and managed by honest and faithful Ostlers, tor whom tne unaersignea win do irrim- ble. p.run. Nninnr from irfim boats st nicht, will always be conducted to the Hotel it l hey desire i:. je 27 tf JOHN WOLL, Prpritr tv-one and one half acres, ninety-six improved, ten 1 I n..I1tn .I.A Ct.tA fA.I i i STEEL. A LARGE and general stock of the best flrands r imrrinn Hlistcr. Enclish Blister. German and English Sheer, brad and narrow Spring, and all sizes ol flat and squared Cast SteeJ, Axe 1 tnipcr. Forsaleby "V,V4 ap25 Water street INDIA MATTING'S. IECES India Straw Mattings; ust received and for sale low hy my 6 J. H. MAGHEE A CO. TANNERS OIL. i, mi r r- rr r ottoi rV rIT.F"lTIII riTY IV rv .ii i -i. wiiu I u.j;. J VI' I?S STAND Mi. miles from L.vansvilie oi ine aiaie iwu icuuu.g Mount Washington, Berkshire Co Terre Haute, one half mile from Browning's steam Massachusetts, Nov. 2, 147. I mill. This land lies on both sides of the state road. T 1.-. i. Ilrvcn,ul'..nti Fnrtlnr.l nn.t run lie so divided tLat It Will nnse two coou r .ucwis. ntum. ivii.ii r .1 i c a HlHX I nnners vll luei ieeeieu ty years I have been alllicted with piles, geceral dc- farms. On the Last side of the road is a new tjg frfS 1 DECKEK A KRAMER. k;i:,. .,i inflnmmMinn enincr tmiiors and orolao- storv frame house, with a store room attached, thir-, by lleDi susö! tht bowels, and which ha(freisted allthemed- ty-two fct-t long, a frame smoke liouso and hop, rIGSI FICJjJ ical treatment Dr. Chapman ana omers couiu giro, wrgeuouuic ioä umii ci7-c.vv. -j acwt; Fitra The last three iearV of that time my sufferingsdefy twS wide, with a twelve loot shed running the whoVO BASKE TS t igs. descrimion. 1 was confined to bed, unable to help length, and all other necessary uui uiu u.KB, i r- ALIAS Sc HOWES. a I 111 C .1 .HAAa. Aa-h. hltn1rKI W MtM H I ITllt III HälC V W mmr mvstlt. and at fast civen up by my physicians anu pieniyoigoouwaici,wii v i -o Waterst. i j r i,itK. i u ithavanetv ni iiearn anu otner iruii ire. irienus ir. ncspair oi ever gaiiini mjr ucum. r y- j...ii r t r r T.. .:'n i i i u a ni thpinnd. is a food Irame dwell tortnrceoays oeiore icommenccu using ui. puaiu b u "i Electuarv. 1 was entirely speechless and my burial ing, a frame smoke house, with a large double barn. I, -ii :j I .w-i n.i.-.i.wi u-ith Bh ra nun oiner out uuiiuiuub. clothes were mane, nut unaer i ro iucucc, aim i cn.'".i r mfmn use of Dr. Upham's Electuary, though an old maw, one hundred hearing appie .m ""1 Ihavetl.epreasureofsta.tingtberACT to the public a vaJiety of peach, plumb and cherry ,n that mv health is now irood. and hope to live many failing wellot tap best kind of water. I he and is years, f it is G,xl will, to p.ake known the virtues in a high state oi cultivation p e n w niteanu uiuv. of Dr. Uobam's Electuary, and to recommend it to "lit, t. I .A i A ...i.i mv aiiinMiii ui w creatures. Ii iktuä li iwc ur; iuhu nil expectations of all that knew my case, and 1 can r n.i f.. .ml liniefiinne rock, in Khort evervthulü ui sanu, ii t 7 r .f. I..-'". m make it a desirable location, ii is one oi tue Window, Wall Paper and Borden, A FULL supply of the latest paterns, in store and A. for sale by ljal 1LLIj a. n. JOXES CO.. tP. tduceDealew&Cojs No. 10 t ron irccf Mcjercnccs: .i i .ii in iii. nnrf nt the tate ior asiore anu duo- c- jr. w i iii. t i.v.not: tin on v savto others that it is in my opinion, ii.e uesi iwbuwwu ""r""" ,7 ä iu. prt 1 micineinX worM tic house. This farm will be sold on reasonablenarrineton, Hannah CovmO otÄTell;.,U he terms and payments made .easy lor iJtM et: Loui,. vhTtmoro directions, I will myself warrant a cure in every case, mation enquire ot James 1 Walker, of Evansville McHoseÄt LngluA, 1 mor You, ith the utmost expression of thankfulness, or to the proprietors on lie premises oct 26-yJ Mathena&i atch. ww....- --.v foil V HUR'l IS. ..vnvr nrt r.i Mrnw.. Nov. 29. 1847- The above certificate .tells a simple and truthful story of suffering and relief, ol which, as physician and witness in tbe case, 1 cnetnuuy eiuiorse. DR. CHAPMAN. 1 Jnhnm's Electuary has his hn f ttr-A. Uoluim. M. D.) 1 he aiava aj a r,An,i ;d .rkRn ji.t.o with rrfn. Prire ftl a LVx. HUHU 13 OI'MIti f irf-Sol.l wholesale and retail by KLlCHUM Itain ttrov t. N. Y.. nnd bv Druff- aa unv. tin v a.v.. 7 iiv ihrmifhout the United states anu 7 lJ VIV I tl J wm-mm Ow d Canaaas. .U nie ia. THOMAS HENNESSY Scott township.Vandf rburg co. Ia. Iapl3 d&wm6j J UST Received th s day by express, a Tew cases of mens' tine Calf monroes and Misses Laced Boots and a variety ol claldrens 1 siiom, o.e., c. nuy9. .W.U. ÜAhLU,iowiuiu"- corriNs. made to order.. l-6m Constantly on hand m ROBERT FERGUS, Mam Street. LAWNB, GINGHAMS LINEN LAWN8 4 VERY larpe assortment 01 me f. Please call ana examine in-m. ap 15 i A. C II ALLOCK, Ag't for Evansv rw JUST received by steamer iempesi, 50 Bbls Whiskey; 10 Lanseea vni; 5 Lard oil: 175 Kgs White lead; 50 Bxs Candles; irpf irr. r1 JNSTANTLY Hept for retailing at the store of 1 a inn v v 20 for sale by ap z Starch; ALL1SJL HOWES Water st. .IlllllC 1H' MORRIS S. JOHNSON A FREDERIC WETZELL, begs leave to inform his iViend'Tand the public generally, that h. ha. ,ned to tili city, from ÄUxico, and recom- National Bakery, WW j-mJ JATlatä trivWs corner or t aier -r- n reiuniev. VJ n i business 01 1 lauuus "i. Fresh Bread, and a vauety ifr..ic. can be reasonable terms 1 r anu a vaueiy 01 lakes had at all times, and on the Give him a call., may I, v.. Ii ii IN a .1 1

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EVAXSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL TRISTED AND PL'BUSIIF.D RT WM. II. CHANDLER CO. FOR VRESIDENT: GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR, Of Louisiana FOR VICE r RESIDENT: MILLARD FILLMORE, Of New York. WHIG ELECTORAL TICKET. FOR THE STATE AT LARoE: 'JOSEPH M AUSHALL, of Jefferson. GODLOVE S. ORTH, of Teppecnnoe. DISTRICT ELECTOES: 1st Disl. Jou Titciilr, of 1'o-ey. 2.1 Jon 8. Davis, of Floyd. 3d Milton IIreog, of Dearborn. 4ih David 1. Holkoway, of Wayxe, 5th Thomas D. Walpoo, of Hancock. 6ih LovrxL II. Uot ssEAr, of Greene, 7th Edward V. McGcauiiey, of Park. tih James F. Sut, of Clinton, yih Daniel I). 1'CATT, ol Cass. 10th David Kiujore, of J Via ware. CITY or EVAIVS VILLE: THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 10. C3"The lying ami contemptible clique who control the columns of the Democrat evade anything like a direct answer on all occasions. Ia that sheet of Tuesday appears the following sentence: The managers of the Evansville Journal as sertia their paper of this morning that a hand Uli ha been published at thisolhce and circu lated through the county against Squire Row- This is a positive lie, we asserted no such thlug. We did say that a friend infornud s that a handbill had been printed in the Demo trat office, which we. and a number of our friends supposed vras intended to operate against Esquire Rowley. And we did say al bo that a handbill vras printed in the Democrat office intended to operate against Mr. Critten len, which is true, for we were furnished i x-v C T a 1 .a y I w7 oi uauu b'.obcb sent li to a tvnig friend in HemWrsn. This the Democrat takes good care not to deny nor even mention. He who evades the truth is not only, a "mean, contemptible coward," but a liar and a luave." CO" A Rough and Ready Club has been formed at Galveston, and we notice in all our exchanges that Whig Ratification meetings Jiave beenjbeld at nearly every town ill the State. There haTe been Taylor m ass meet ings held in three principal cities of Texas, be tides a Taylor State Conrention, all of which, the Iii. GL Picayune says, were very largely at tended. The ter-.-pipers of Texas, too, give evidence of .a clangs. Until lately they were pretty much all one way. Now they are near Jy equally divided. A Loxo Prospect ahead. That distin guished Federalist James Buchanan, has writ ten a letter to Chambers McKibbin, Esq., of riltiburgh, in which he declines being a can dtdate fol Governor, and Bays, -'it is my desire to return to private life on the day when I con fidently expect to witness the inaugeration of Cass and Butler." If Mr. Buchanan had not qualified his expression by the "confidently ex pect" he would have condemned himself to as toilsome a fate and eternal political "onward as Ahasuerus was ever doomed to! tQThIngshave changed greatly since the days of Alexander Hamilton, who together with man j others advocated the policy of a strong government, endowed with the veto powex, and for such a course they were char acterized by the Democratic party as Federal ists. At the present day we find the party which styles itself the Democratic party sus taining this same veto power, advocating a LroBg government, and opposing the will of the people. But we must not wonder at this si nee we sc in the candidate of that party an old Federalist of the. black aockade fctamp, and an opponent of Thomas Jeder son. The Brattleboro Eagle has only been able to Und one solitary Cass man in all TTind ham county, Vermont, since1 the nomina ticm. T?y The Free Soil '-Convention met at Buffalo on yesterday. t A Free Soil State Vn rent Inn int. t at Trenton. N. J. on the VM 1st insL The EriDEMic Michigan. The Hon. John Norvell, U. S. District Attorney and ex U. S. Senator. Hon. Lanzing B. Mizner, A. Wales, Esq., Hon. Alex. Davidson.'and Isaac Lmith, all leading Locofocos, havecommenccd the publication of a campaign paper in Detroit, i rT.rl Thf Ann tie voted to ne eiccuu" Arbor Democrat and Allegan Record have dropped Cass. The deserters are so numerous tUt too much of oür space would ha occupied to chronicle even the leading ones. "Thus star by star declines, 1 Till all have listed away." .kl;v-' The Loco foe o candidate for the Presidency, Lewis Cass, who has received from UncleSam's Treasury the neat little sum of a quarter of a million of dollars, is said by a Michi- gan paper to be a "portly, une-iootting gen tleman, weighing about two hundred:" Th? Louisville Journal says that if this be his cor rect weight, every pound of flesh upon his bones has cost the country upwards of twelve hundred dollars. Rather dear c-ass meat. The number of bolting Locofocos in Michi gan is constantly increasing. Among the num ber is the Attorney Gencrarof the State, G. V. N. Lothrop, and a regular revolution has bro ken out in Dashtenaw auu Lenawee coun ties. Ktso Veto. The North "American of the 8th inst. says: "When we remember that the whole spirit of the age is republican, and that every impulse and bias of the political man is in the highest degree democratic, we cannot but feel astonished at the impudence of Ameri can Locofocoism, which claims the credit of being the best friend of popular freedom, while venturing upon acts and publicly professing principles worthy only of the most loyal sub iects or slaves of a throne. The -crowning inconsistency of this kind is the doctrine for mally adopted as a part of the Baltimore plat formon the subject of the veto-power, with which every would-be democrat of the Cass school is anxious to arm the single hands of the President, at the expense of Congress, and, through Congress, of the whole people of the United Slates the power of nullifying, in the original enacting moment, the whole legisla live powerof the nation. A strange idea, this, of democracy, of popular sovereignty! A Southern Locofoco member of Congress wound up a speech, .which he made, the other day. against the Wilmot Proviso and General Tay lor, by declaring his satisfaction that General Cass "would, if elected, reto the Wilmot pro viso." That was his idea of democracy. There was ao thought here of the people vetoing the Wilmot proviso, but of General. Cass doing so, in spite of the pjople, in case they should elect him, at one and the same time with a Wilmot proviso Congress. And this is the way the whole thing works. The advocate of the veto power the pretended democrat does not trouble himself to think about the people, or a majority of the people, as a means of effecting the legislation he desires, or of preventing that he disapproves: he thinks only of a President a single man a public servant, whom he, however, arms, and is proud to arm, with the power of an irresponsible monarch glad to ac cept a master, upon the sole condition the mas ter shall do him a benefit. it cannot oe ueniea mat tne veto power is the monarchic feature in cur republican Con stitution, and was so pronounced by the Frank lins and other wise men of the convention which framed that Constitution. That, prop erly employed, in the extreme cases in which it was originally meant to be emploped.and to which it is now proposed be limited by the pure republicanism of Gen. Taylor.it is a reserved force of importance a function and power to be appealed to in the last resort of high conserv ativevalue.cannot be.and never has been doubt ed;but abused.as it has solong been.by wouldbe Democratic Presidents, with the approbation of a miscalled Democratic party, it is an evil which it would be for the advantage of the peo ple to banish entirely from the Constitution; as it has been banished from the Constitutions of some of the States, without the slightest in jury or convenience. I lie veto power exists as a prerogative of the British crown, but has become obsolete from disuse. No harm has re suited frjm its extinction in that mighty em pire; and if a king of England can administer his government without it, we fancy a Presi dent of the United Slates might cet along without it, just as well. There is something both humiliating and shocking in the idea that, in a free state like ours, a single man, the mere factoi,--a&eut, superintendent,--fore man, so to speak; of the official servants of the republic, should say to Congress, the law-ma king power, do this and do that, as he pleases and, at any moment, nidify and repeal its most solemn acts of legislation by the mere capri cious exercise ot his will. It is, however, still more alarming idea, that any considera ble portion of the freemen of the Union shoul sustain and encourage a public servant in such outrages upon their sovereignty. At every ve to, a dictator from the moment, rules in the U. States; and Congress and the people are slaves. The veto power is, in fact, a seed of despo tism, from which the plant of danger is alreadj bursting. It is a salient angle in oür line political fortification a point-d'appui of the invisible enemy always on the watch against republics, by which all kinds of undemocratic innovations and kingly usurpations may be made upon the Constitution. In the battl which is now to be fought between the two great parties whieh advocate the claims re spectively of Z. Taylor and Lewis Cass, it can not be doubted that the true democrats are those who vote on thejside of Congress and the people, agaiust the veto and the would-be mo narch. (GrThe London Quarterly. Reniew, to grat ify common curiosity as to the wealth or pov erty of Louis Phillippe, has investigated the question by all the lights at its 'command. The conclusion it comes to is, that he may have investments in American stocks which yield about JC900 per annum, but it i of opin ion, that all the King now possesses is a sum of about JC 10,000 ia the British unds which yield about JC300a year. The Queen is rep resented to have about JCW)0 a year in the Austrian funds a legacy. 03The New York Courier is showing iow very like Gen. Taylor's "letter of accep tance of the nomination," is to General Washington's letter accepting of the office it self. When the first Congress had, on the Gth of April, 17S0, ascertained, by opening and counting the votes, that General George Washington was elected President, they requested the President pro tern., of the Senate, John Langford, to inform him of his election. The letter of Mr. Langdon, is brief and characteristic of the times and men. Here it is: New Yobk, Gth April, 17S9. Sir: I have the honor to transmit to your Excellency the information of your unanimous election to the office of President of the U. S. of America. Suffer me, sir, to indulge the hope that so auspicious a mark of public confi dence will meet your approbation, and be con sidered as a pledge of the affection and support you are to expect from a tree and enlightened tpte- 1 am, sir, dec, &c. JOHN LANGDON. The letter was despatched on the day of its date by Chas. Thomson, who was so long the clerk of the old Congress, and of that which declared independence. On reaching Mount Vernon, Mr. Thompson on presenting the letter made a formal address to Gen. Gen. Washington announcing its import expressing the hope that the office would be accepted by him. and concluding by saying that he "had it incominandtoaccocipany the President elect to New York, where the Senate and House of Representatives are convened for the despatch of public busi ness." Gen. Washington thus replied; Sin .1 have hepn armstomeil to nar SO much respect to the opinions of my fellow citizens, that the knowledge of their having given their unanimous suffrage in my favor scarcely leaves me the alternative for an op tion. i can no i, a oeueve, give a greater ei dence of my sensibility to the honor which they have done me, then by accepting the ap- I i-r it 1.7S poiuimeni. x am so mucn auecieu oy uns fresh proof of my country s esteem and conn dence, that silence can best explain my grati tude. While 1 realized the arduous nature of the task which is imposed upou me, and feel my own inability to perform it, I wish that there may not be reason for regretting the choice, "for indeed all 1 can promise is only to accomplish tbat which can ue done by an honest zeal. Now hear Zachary Taylor: I cordiallr acceDt that nominalion. but with the sincere distrust of my fitness to fulfil the duties of an oihce which demands for its exer eise the most exalted abilities and patriotism, and which has been rendered illustrious by the great eft names in our history. But should the selection of the whig Convention be confirmed by the people, I shall endeavor to discbarge the new duties then devolving upon me, .a C a a mm so as to meet the expectations ot my lei low citizens, and preserve undiminished the pros perity and reputation of our common coun try. This is the Washington platform this is the American platform, and upon it Gen. Tay lor will stand triumphantly before the Ameri can people. 1 he name of Zachary 1 aylor is an impreg nable fortress. Though attacked with all the venom and malignity of partisan warfare, it braves both storm and seige, and re-appears through the hovering smoke, proudly invulner able. The Locofoco hordes war against it in vain, a single shot scatters these Goths and vandals to the four winds. The New Pension Law. The Cincinnati Atlas gives the following abstract of the pen sion law recently passed by Congress, fhi i taw seems uuerai in us provisions; The nonsion laws interest a great many per sons ami we shall do a service to some by the following exposition of the receut pension law This act is far the most liberal law passed and interests, directly or indirectly, at least 30 000 persons. The general principle of this act is, that half pay shall be granted to tne widoas and orphans ol all the omcers and sol diers of ail descriptions, who died in any way in the line of their duty, and who were in the army as volunteers, since the 1st of March 1S4G. This covers the families of all who died in the service siuce that date. Since the 1st of March, 184G, there have been in the military service of the United States not less than 100,000 men. Of these some were called out without being marched to Mexico and of them few died. Of those, however, engaged in the war about 20,000 died. The widows and orphans of these, if there were any, are entitled to the pensious. The pension act, as extended, applies indeed only to the regular arm), but the following section of the act is the one which covers the entire ground for volunteers. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That, all widows and orphans of omcers, non-commis sioned officers, musicians, and privates, wheth er of the regular army or of volunteers, who have died since the first day of April, one thou sand eight hundred and forty six, or who may die during the war with Mexico, from wounds received or from disease contracted while in the line of duty, shall be entitled to the same rate of pension as is provided for in the first section of the before-inentioud act, under the limitations and restrictions. There are two provisos to this law. The first is that the death must have occurred in the line of duty,ot while returning to the Uni ted States, after receiving a surgeon's certifi eate, or while on the march to the army in Mex- fco. The second is that this act attaches only to those who were in Mexico or on their march thither. This clause, however, includes but a very small number. The pension in fact attaches to alt whose father or husband died in service in Mexico, or on its borders, or ou the march o or from there. The half pay is half what the officer or sol dier was entitled to when alive, according to his grade. This act was passed July 15,' and, as is seen by its terms, is one extremely favorable to the families of those w ho have been lost in Mexi co. We cannot tell how large a proportion of soldiers have left families, but there will doubt less be thousands of claimants under the act. CGT The Washington Union boasts that Gen. Cass had a good deal to do "with making the treasury what it is.' Prentice remarks: "He did not know that the General had a hand in the treasury at ils formation; but we are well aware thet he has often had boih hands in it since." KTTD A Alf rwr a vrro presses comulain ihdt"cxtra ulloicances" equal m AllU f4 Uii t Mm mm iili. to four salaries, and say forty rations a day. have been paid to "the hero of Hull's surrender" for the many years he was in the public em ploy! These complaints may have been made under the influence of political excitement, and with out due consideration. In the case ol an or dinary employee it would be wrong to allow more than one salary or rations suited to the rank of the officer; but the hero is no ordinary man. if, as has been said, and as has been represented in some portraits, said to be admi rable liknesses, he has tico or more faces liro or moreaspects it may be the allowance of one salary and eight or tenrations to each is in exact conformity with "the established usages of the party, and in that wa) to be defended. Lin. itazcttc. Democract. There have been many defini tionsof Democracy, as well as many modes of its application. "France, says Louis Iapo leon, "is Democratic, but not Kepubucan. J understand by Democracy the government of one-by the will of all; and by a republic the government of several obeying a system. Our own political history has illustrated both definitions. uen. Jackson regarded him self as the representative of the sovereignty of me people, a majority oi wuom piaceu mm in t.e Presidency. Afier his re-election he open ly took the ground that all the political opin ions which he had advanced, received, from the fact of his re-election, the seal of popular ap proval. His cabinet olhcers were responsibU to him; he required that his cabinet should be a unit. Inasmuch as sovereignty could not ex ist in two distinct embodiments, he regarded Congress as factious and rebellious whenever it differed from him or disapproved of his acts. the theory ot the gouernment ot one by the will of all was the theorv of the Jackson ad ministration although the will of the one had a pretty strong reactive power upon the con siitueni Douy. lhe second definition mav find its illustra tion in Mr. Polk's term. "The government of several obeying a system defines precisely the Baltimore Convention of 1844, which laid down the chart by which the administration of Mr. Polk was to be guided. Louis Napoleon intended to designate a republic by his defini lions; and when the "system" which is obeyed u the constitution, and the "several who gov em according to it are the various functions re- fresenting severally the Executive, the Legis alive and the Judicial departments, then in deed a true republican government is described. But Mr. Polk's system was different. lialt. American, Respect to Ack. There is n story of occurrence at Allien?, during the celebra lion of gnmes in honor of a od, illustrative of the lesnect paid, by the Lacedemonians to old ago. Tiie seats in the iheiire were crowded, and an old ann entering lle,fouiid no seat. Some young men beckoning him towards them, and olTeted him a seat; but a? he advauced, they sat closer together, mak ing the vacant scat fan tier along, ami con tinned to do s as he approached it so as In excit; the laughter of the audience. There were departmeuts of the theatre devoted to foreigners, and as the old man ajproachcd the seals of the Lacedemonian, they al arose. The Athenian, wi'h characteristic impetuosity, cheered their courteous neigh bos with tremendous applause, and the old man turning around rem uked: I lie Athe n'nun knote the right, the Lncedeinonians do ii." The present age might learn a lesson from the Lacedemonians. The politeness eve rywhere shown to ladies, makes a poor ex cuse for iho inattention to old age. In steam txiats, railroad cars, hotels, and elsewhere, an old man receives but a piling ghime. and it is not an unfiequeiit occurrence to see a mm scarcely ablo to walk, supporting himself in a car by the back of a seat, or by a pst on a steamer, for lack of the seal which a young strong man occupies near him. We paw a lady give up her seat to hii old gentleman once in such a case, and fi 1 1 1 a dozen chairs wero instantly offered her by gentlemen who had remained motionless before. Americans know what is polite, it ihey do not practise it. N. Y, Journal of Com. luriD transportation or troom. n About two weeks ago, six hundred and six ty seven recruits lor the O.cgon service, from Governor's Island, N. Y-, under "com m ind of Brevet Lieut. Col. Ross, left N. Y. city and reached Jcucrgnn B wrack, a dis tance of seventeen hundred sud fifteen miles, in eiyht days. They traveled hy steam from N. Y. to Albany, 147 miles from Albany lo Buffalo, 323 miles, by railway; from B ill'ilo to Sandusky, SJ1D miles, by steamboat; Irotn on oisky to Cincinnati, 114 miles, by ihe Little Miami, Mad lliver and Like h'lia Railroads, (including a march of I I miles, from Uibana lo Springfield.) Im mediately on lhe ariival at tins city they em barked 011 the steamers Declaration and Pu tiac, for Je lib: son Barracks, iw Ivem'les be low St. Louis, a distance of 7t0 miles, mak ing an average of neatly two hundred and fifteen miles per day. So large a number of men never traveled so far in the same time. The spsoJis onparalleed,'and speaks volumes for railroad enu rprse. .When Whitney V Railroad is completed," we can tianspo.t an army from Now York to th mouth of lhe Columbia river, before Joh n Bull could prepare a hasty roost of beef. Cm. Chronicle. MEDICAL. GEO. B. WALKER, nyician and Swrß-, Office on Frst street between Locust and Walnut, in the office formerly occupied by Drs. Trafton and Weever. aug 10 FIRST WAIID ELECTION. NOTICE is hereby given that an election will 1 held at the Eniecopal School House in the 1st Ward ot the city of Evansville on Monday the 14th day of August next. Hiram Nelson inspector, to fill .u. vacancy occasioned by the resignation ol Mr. John the Stockwcll, lato Councilman ol said ward, liy order ol the Common LMuncil, augl J. J. CHANDLEU, CityCl'k. o amend an ordinance en titled "an ordinance roncetning dogs," passed April 20ih, IS47--passed August 5th 1848, published and iu force August 10th, 1818. 1 He it ordained hy the Common Council of the city of Etanscille, Thai hereafter iheie shall be annually assessed a tax of three dollars on evory dog, and a lax of three dollars on every bitch, owned, kopt or har bored in the city ol Lvausville, and soch tax shall be assessed against and collected from lhe person by whom or about whose house, store, yard or other premises such dog or bitch is or may be kept or Irirbored. Attest: JAS. U. JUNES, Mayor, John J. Chandler, Clerk. AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordi nance concerning the seizing and selling offani i- i e r i in i is auu iow is iouiiu running at large in the city passed April 27th, 1S37. Pas ed August 5th, 1848, published and in force August lOih, 1848. Skc. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Council of the city of Evansville, That the first sect ion of said ordinance he so amended xs to require the City Marshall before selling under said section, lo impound the same in tho public Stray Pen fur t ie spice of 18 hours. Sec. 2. The Matshall, or any person au thorised by him, may soize any hog or other animal running at Urge, contrary to the ordnanro of which this is an ameudmeut. Sec. 3. The Marshall slmll deliver to the owner or his agent, any hog seized as aforesaid at nuy lime before lhe sal there of upon the same being demanded and twen i j -five cents paid to the Matshall for such hog. Sir. 4. The Marshall shall only sell said hogs at regular sales on Tuesdays and Saturdays of each week. Attest: JAS. G. JONES, Mayor, John J. Chandleu, City Clerk. AN ORDINANCE to amend ;n ordinal ce to regulate and license taterns,coffee houses, and retailers of ardent spirits, wines, beer, porter, nie and cider pissed April 17th, 1817. Passed August 5ih, 1818. Pub' I'uhed and in force August lUih, 1818. Beit ordained by the Common Council of the city of hcanstdlc, 1 hat the &ih ec lion of said ordinance be so amended that the price of license to sell or barter ale, pot ter, cider, beer, and other fermented liquors, or ither id thtQ3,shall de fite dollars per an num. Attext: JAS. G. JONES, Mayor, John J. Chandler, City Clerk. MEDICAL, CAUD. PR- J- B. SSTIXsSUN, would respectfully inform XJ his friends and the j'ublic that he has located him.HcIf in the city of Evansville. where he intends devoting his attention to thJ practise of Medicine and Surgery. In tendering his services tX the uublic in this capacity he pledges himself to attend promptly and faithfully to those who may favor tum with their confidence, and he trusts that the opportunities which he has enjoyed for acquiring a Medical Edu cation will be asuiiicient puarantee to his friends at least of his capabilities to discharge successfully the important duties ol-' his profession. Olli co with Dr. L. L. Lay cock wkere he may be lounu at all times unless professionally absent, aug 10 d&wly. Dil. S. C. WILSON. T ATE of Cincinnati Ohio, having located himself IJ in the city ol Evansville, would respectfully oiler his services to the citizens or this place, and the sur rounding community for the practice cf Medicine and Surgery in all their various branches Oilice on the corner of Locust and First streets op posite the Sherwood House. Residence at the house ot the Kev. John V. Dodge, corner of Locust and See ond streets. ang 10 dlm&w3m 3"" uiiVl AUU. AA Itmir wm rjnilE above reward will be given for the apprehen -I s ion and delivering over to the nrooer authoritv I A.I lt.. I I I lir!.l me notorious nuia .ueeivs wno enot w line jri?coei anu James lirown a tew days tince, all ot Warrick County. The circunstances as near as we can learn are as follows: linscoe some time since lost a hor-el and suspicion fell on Meeks, who after some month visited Uriscoe and ollered to deliver up the horse to Briscoe for twenty-five dollars, where uoon Briscoe agreed to nay that amount provided he would let his Urother w in. Unscoe go witn him to get lhe horse, ond the day was agreed upon for them to start, and when the dav arrived there was a nuarrel arose be t wet 11 Win. liriecoe and Meeks nnd they did not col but in a short time atterward j Met ks went by hiui- self and brought the horse and left him at some per sons bouse name lorgotten, when Wm. Uriscoe got the horse and delivered him to his Brother Withe Briscoe. Then Mccks demanded the above 23 whirli lirinfftf' rrtnii tn unv no Mk hnd rf liiul to let his iroi her fro with him lor the horse, and there aroe a considerable nuarrel brtwecn them which en. ded by Meeks threatening to kill Briscoe, which said Sleeks Old try to accomplisti by f booting hon, but

tailed in thcattrmnt. and onlv wnuiu pd him in t rl nrhi firiI flwri tri a triir lor f f 1 1 1 knrt ru I t, :tl t UIIIIUIIU IIIVll HIV It.lUVlU. ill I atiCllUHUJIU .111 lilt only wimesa uritcoe Had to prove the threats leeKsl had made, to wit: Jnmo rnwn. hv .hootinc him. the ball entered just below the shoulder blade on the right side and passing through and lodging under the The above reward ia made nn hv tri ritiTPna oil UTrr;..i, 1.. ,i. .(..v.:. r.i :.il Mfllca ilnnl nr Mluilaia. Inrrro itwI IrwL-1 ,rr man, win weigh irom ito to JU pounds a complexion, blue eyes, dark hair and speaks iivvnti i. luiv wvu A o high, bold open countenance, and about age. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO. Faculty, solicitous ol giving students ev portunity of instruction, will commence Lectures on the 1st MONDAY fnhet!.; and lla.ni.,1. On .l,; lot Ali l vii a vj v...T" rKi. J m w m-r M. A mm VV. a a terminates 1st March. JOHN S. 811 OT WELL, M. D., Anatomy. JOHN LOCKE, M. D., Chemistry. It. D. MUSSE Y. M. D.. Surrerv. L. M. LAWöON, M. D., Mat. Med. and General Pathology. M.B. WRIGHT. M. D.. Obstetric?! and Di oi Women and Children. JOHN 1 HAItlllSdV- M- TV. TliPOrw n,1 Pr.. lice of Medicine. On the 1st MONDAY in Octo!er, the Dissecting inir Rooms will be opened under t Indirection ot the Pro-1 f.sor of Anatomy, and bis assistant, JOHN DAVIS, u. u., uenionstrator. Ierms: Martriculation A3: 7osnitnI nia.arc- ung i ick uio; and each frotessor's Ticket $13. .1' I ..I' au JU11IN r, UAKKISO.N, Dean. Liveiy Stable. g3& selves together in the Livery Stnblc Business, and solicit a share of public patronage. Their Sta ble is on Vinr street. Wtween the Johnson House and the river, where they can ot nil times be found, ready to wait u:on the public. They intend to keep g Kkl stock, and their charges shall i in accordance with the times JAMES WHITE. July 23-imo S. C. JOHNSON. PRINTS! PRINTS!! AN endless quantity and variety ol Irir.ts of the I newest Spring and Summer styles, together with every thins new. in the wav of Dres Goods, lor snl at wholesale and retail bv nP13 MOilKISS. JOHNSON the established Collegiate course commences, andBt MEDICAL. DR. C. WEEVER, (of the late farm of Traftori L AVeevrr. I'livsiön Sur. geftn, oßire ort the wrncr of First and Vine streets. a irw.uoors above tri üxcüange" hotel- au 2 Jn 4 MEDICAL NOTICE. TV- C. S. '.WEEVER, successor to Traf ton a nl JL Wcever, would respectfully inform hh frkihk the friends ofthelaie Dr. William Trafton, and iIm pubhc generally, that he has, in order to be near his residence, exchanged offices with Dr. Geo. R Walk er, and may now be found at the office on the cor ner ot t irsi and Vine streets, t all business hours, except when absein on professional duties. -nniV. .ftds ?nd CI'"" 1- Weever has auL,nfT tUal h? uWiU hPPy we them at w al hi Yi r mght lhe 8ame 1 nd fideli L LZ ?k e,reloto.re done; and lor a compensation a, low a that required by any well wad Medical gentleman ia Evansville. JvST Ptrsonally. k:n to Dr. W.'he legs lour yare Iner of the late Dr. Wm. tages Of tfw Medical Department of tie Universky of i .Uu r?i,ndih Mari"? Hospital and subsemiB W those of the Jefferson Medical collesje ol PhiludeW plua where he graduated in 1SU ad where fee also enjoyed the benefit of attendance of a. nin Hnanir r,l .1 Will. -I r l?v'"cJr. ..m iu Aiuapuai lur uie Düna and lame. -Dr. YVoevers residence is on Second aimt fir door below the Rev. Mr. Dodges Church. Fereon calling at the office will always find someone there at all hours day or nizht. au a State of Indiana Warrick County, In the Warrick Circuit Court for October Term 1613 Elizabeth A. YY imams, i r. V LU.f.1 for n; John IL Williams. THE said Elizabeth A. Williams havinon the Ef day of July 1848. filed her hill of rmnnUtnL against said John II. Williams in the above entitled suit in the othce of the Clerk of said Warrick Circuit La m.mm. aTT 1 C 1- Williams is hereby notified of tha filing of sni.1 na tion foa d i vor ce, that the same is pending in said court, and that unless he appears to, or answers said bill of complaint ön or before the calling of the cause at the next term of said court tobe held at the Court House in Boonville, on the second Monday in Octo ber next, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. J. WAIT B. MOORE, Cl'k James J. Thobxto, rifff solicitor. jy22. State of Indiana Vanderburgh County. vanaeruargn Circuit court, in vacation July 20, IS4S John Sbanklin, Samuel Orr.1 uaniei wooi.sey, Alaason Warner, and Conrad Baker. Trustees of the Evansville frejytenan Church, and von-rregauon.

James G. Joues, Silas Steph ens, Jane E. Scantlin, Jam es Scantlin, jr., Robert M. VlnChancem b. Stephens, Henry v-Steph-1 ens, baleta Evans, John Y. I Evans, Demte C. Evans, R. M. Evans lieni. S. Evans. Samuel Shannon, Louisa Shannon. Martha JonesJohn Jonesjane King,Elijah King I William King and Elizabeth J. King.' AND now at this time to wit, July 20, 1848 com, the above named complainants hy James E. BIy the their solicitor, and file in tbe othce of the clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court tht rr certain bill of complaint against the above named defendants, tnd it satisfactorily appearing by the afliJavir ot a disin-. e rested person this day hied in the office of the clerk aforesaid that John Jones, Jane King, Elijah King, William King, and Elizabeth J. King, five of the above named are not residents of the State of In-, diana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said John Jones, Jane King, Elijah King, William King, and Elizabeth J. King that unless they appear and plead to or answer the complainants said bill of complaint on or before the calling of the cause At the next term of said court, to bo held at the Court HouVe in Evans ville on the fourth Monday in September next, the game will be heard and determined in their absence jy21 SAM'LT. JE.NKLV3, ClTt State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, a. In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation July 21, 1843. i John Williamson, i I'f. Petition for Divorce. Elizabeth Williamson, j And now at this time comes the said John Wil leoms'on by John J. Chandler his attorney, and files in the office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, hii certain Petition for Divorce against the above named Elizabeth Williamson, and it satislac-. torily appearing from the affidavit of a disinterested pereon this day filed in the Clerk's office aforesaid, tbat the above named defendant is not at this time a resident of the State of Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said defen-' dant that, unless thp nniwnr nnl rJjfirl in nr answer 1 T r "I I". I... I the comolainauts said 1 etition lor Divorce, on or oe- 1 fore the caihng of this cause at the next term of this court to he held at the court-hons in Evansville. in I.I 1 I. tne county 01 v anueruurgu, ana otaie 01 inuisnn, vuc same wul be heard and determined in her absence. jy 27-3w Si SAMT,. JENKINS, Cl'k. i- I State of Indiana, Vanderbnrg Countr, s I In the Probate L-ourt Vanderburgh County, in vaca cation July 27Ui. ad. 1843 James T Walker, adni'rof Joaepb Honey.) Tetition 1 leceaseu, r. t sen rcai I Unknown heirs oleaid Joseph rinnev.dfc'd estate. 1 A ND now at this time comes tlie id administra- xA. tor,and file in the office of the Clerk of the Tro- bate Ccurt ol andcrburth Countv his Dcti'ion praf 1 ing for the sale of the real estate of the said Joseph fmney, aecensou, ana 11 appearing trom tne aiiiuau., of a difinterested person this day tiled in the Clerks office, aforesaid that the unknowm heirs of the said IJosPnh t innev deceased are not residents oi tue I ot Indiana. 1 nereiorc notice is hereby given 10 uic I raid unknown h irs to nnnear nn or before the call- I ing of this cause at lhe next term of said court to be I -T Mm W "II. m I. AAAMf I held at tne ioun iiouse in Evansville on me wxunu .Mnndnv in August nevt und show cause il anv tney I of the said I U.1V VI ...u I. I v.-v 1 1 1 I t ai.I h n .1 m1m JOsepn rinney ueccaseti sxiouiunoi iweuiuttim....-- I awtn 111 tlift linmis 01 tne said administraior iui 0 I payment of the debts, and dcniauds outstanding I against said estate. irvrix rt't I v at. rlt SAITL- I 1 A AT unlknriTivl t. t tirimtP sie &CIT9 Ot I I M livri M r t4AID TOWN LOTS FOIt SALE. WILL sell at pmatcsaie a tract o r-r I 1 I X ing Evansville, containing, iwhh resralso, ten or fifteen Lots in the t-pper enlarge ment ot Evansville, au oi w ine iMnirmu in ouantities to suit pnrcrwser i wishing to purchase LnndorEois,wiiiuuu t 19 III uu""".--- r ,i merest to apply, imruediaiy. votici:. XT OTIC E is hereby given t'iat I have take oat N leaers of admlofstTation ,on the estate of Wi ""L, "nl w The ündegned, and those having- iam Dean, Sr., and person iinuen ea.uu-- m.l. nnvment to the understgnea, an lVri nst the estate wilfpregent thern properly rlnima airainst the estate will present authenticated for poyment; Itatc is P'yen WILLIAM DEAN Jr. AdmY- jysw CASH FOR WHEAT! WE are prepared to receive at the Lamasco Steam vimtp ku. Wheat, Flour Barrels. Staves and Heading:, Wood, &c, at the high est market prices. rnrmpn m r jc27di,vwlm o. vt w PA XT STUFFS. JUST received brown and bleached Linen Prill. Cotton CaMiiniers,Cottonades, Demin blue Dri!l t I A .mi CiimmoP afl r jtaMe for men's Summer wear, M W FOSTER 'mar 25. i'TTiTVfri.rjther Trunks o- U good quality and low prices; also Car? 1 pet Bags of every variety for sale at th mJ f.. ri t Cwa Cincinnati oin,VS.w;,,,itf-f rn AHLEUING BRUM3IER. TN store and lor sale 50 tbl Whit Eime in goou order nnc Cheap jnnc 13 M. W. FOSTER 7ui,i,,7 au inuavii oi a nuuniereswd person, shoving that said John (I. Williams is not a resident ol the State of Indiana. Therefore th BSlül John II nd lair I i. land, the east nan oi ice soum easi qaai.i i quick tion 31, in town 6, south range II west, bind Jana 26 years ol iswell lecated and the title inuispuiaDie. r. aug J. I apply to jf 3jj "T

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3 1- DAILY JOÜRNAL. The Daily Journal is published every morning (Sundays excepted) at lü cenu per week, payable ta the Carriers, or j 30 per unnuui, payable in advance. The Tbj-Weekly Jctcr.xal, yir t he country, con taining all the matter of the Daily Journal, is pub- lishcd on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at $1 IX) per annum in advance. The W cue ly Joce.xal is published every Thursday at $2 00, three copies for $3 00, seven copies for $11 00, ten copies for $15 u),iti advance; THURSDAY MOUSING, AUGUST 10. Gtx. Cass and the Wilmot Pcoviso. The Washington Union, of the 1st inst., says that Gen. Cass maintains an J will maintain hjs po sition on the slavery question at the risk of lofcing his own State, that he. Gen. Cass, "be ing applied to formally by a man of the Wil- mot Stamp, declared unhesitatingly that he ad hered to his Nicholson letter and to the Haiti more platform; and that, if elected President, )u tcould veto the lVilmot proviso!' So Gen. Cass, according to the Uniou, has at last come out boldly and unequivocally on the elayery question. He will veto the Wilmct proviso, says the Union. Remember this! We observe that Robinson, Fettit, Cath cart, and Rockhill, Locofoco members of Con gress from this State, voted in favor of the ter ritorial compromise bill. Did they expect by rotin'thus to exclude slavery from the acquir ed territory? Or did they expect to make cap ital for Cass in the South? HOUGH AND READY RALLY. Pursuant to a public call a very large and en thusiastic meetingof the friends of Ges. Zach abt Taylor was h;Kl at the Court House in this city on Tuesday the Sth in3t., for the pur pose of forming themselves in'o a Hougkand Ready Club. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Leicii lloircs, and Mr. R. Gill Harvey waa ap pointed secretary, whereupon Jams E. Dlythe, Esqr. rose aud moved that the meeting resolve itself into a Rough and Ready Club to be known as the "Vanderburgh Cut? sty Rough as d Readt Club," which motion was passed unanimously, and the following was thenhub tnittad as the Constitution for the government of the same: Constitution of the Vanderburgh County Roagh and Head y Club. Art. 1. Sec. 1. Whereas, as Whigs and American citizens, we cons.der the ascendency nf Whior nrincioles essential to the best inter- -----or 1 ests of our common country; and believingthe course of the present administration now, auu for a long series ot years past, to be destructive of those interests, and subversive of the funda mental nrinrinles nf thd constitution: and urhnroii urf fts Whicra hae the utmost coufi- tlence in the ability, integrity, and patriotism r 1 rm rr f i .1? Ol Ueni. I. i ay lor, ami recognise iu nun i strnno resemblance to the father of our coun irr, and our earlier Presidents; and believing that if elected Prefeident of these United States, he- will restore the porenitnent to its Dristine purity: Therefore, we whose names are hereto subscribed, do pledge ourselves, eacn to tne otn r tri us all honorable and fair means to se

cure his elevation to the highebt office in the gift of a free people. Sec. 2. This association shall be called the YanJerburgh County Rough and Ready Club. a 1 I nd hall lioM Us meetings at tuen tunes auu places as i majority of ihe members shall de- siznate. I .Sec.2. The officers of this association shall i -i i" ii i o D2 a President, a ice-President, a becreUry a id a Treasurer, who shall hold tbeiroffice Uli- 111 Ibfe clOW CI the present Presidential cam r30' i rt -The TOte WaS taken On the adoption Of the foregoing constitution and carried i iedunauimously. .11 r...: fT x? c T I rV rillllllllLLfK IIUIIMMIU" 1)1 1. i. UailC I. Ja k rn A r,nmu,i, J T rhandlprand A.Crane. A. Oumberts, j. j. cnandier ana JaJ. Blythe, was appointed to report per- maDen.cmcera of .he Cub. .ni having relircd fnr a few mnmenta returned and rervorted the following ge-Uem ,o ,he meeting., .h. r- ICanent OlllCerS Of the Club. James M. Pautis, Vice President, K. Gili. Hahvey, Secretary, Putu-ir Decker, Treasurer, hr v-r nnanimnudv elected vrho were unanimously elected. James E. Ely the, Esq. was then called to the .land, aud for nearly an hour succeeded in en- J. c rhaintn? the attention of the meeting bv an 1 T ir a rv rf wturh tvna rpnpntpnlv llitPrrilO- tedby the cheers and applaud of the audience. 11 He closed by announcing himself ready at all Jim io all places lo .pond U tfi calU r ii -I .,V. T.d.n t Ui mis, UI all), Ui ail uuin nuio. wiii Chandler, Esq., was then called to the stand, and for an hour succeeded in entertaining the audience who evinced their gratification by re peated and continued cheers. He, too, an- nouueed himself a working Whig until the 7th of November, 'ready' and more than willing to go Wb.re,calM in the of Um IVopl.-. .1 1 cauuiaaie. ,,r i r 0i Ou motion ednesday night of each tveek was named and adopted as the regular meeting nights of the Club, and Wednesday the 16th inst. was appointed for the first regular meet in;. On motion the thanks of the Club were unanimously tendered the Evansville Brass Band No. 1, for their attendance on the occa sion, and they were invited to be present at each future meeting of the Club. Oa motion the Editor of ths Evanstille Journal was authorized aud requested to invite 0a motion the Club adjourned. LEWIS HOWES, Prcs't. P. Gill II aet tr, Sect. -,tr. ,,rt,;l ndrenuested to announce FkA TH 7 1CK as a candidal lor Councilman fvSl Warf t lltl.e vacancy occa$iancJ ÄwTiilÄMr.SäluciiwcU: through hia columns the members of the dem- fVJ u a u-fcw nereoy give.. yi i I, JLN heretofore exitinr between John H. Lirtli ami OCntlC and all Other parties tO meet With US Ama-a Wood worth is dissolved, by said l Woodworth l.;. nintmrt. Those indebted to the Iirm oa all occasions. i Indiana Election?. The followingarc the returns from this state so far as heard from. The Whigs Lave a majority in Jefferson county, af 541. The Whig ticket iselected-a Whig gaiu of 400. The Whigs have carrieJ Jennings county by 300. The returns thus far from Bartholome coun ty are favorable to the "Whigs. They have gained one Senator in this county. In Wayne county the Whig Legislative tick et has been elected. Fayette county, Hawkins, elected. Marion county, 1 Whig und 3 locofocos elected. The counties of Union, JenninKS.Hen-Iricki Morgan, Vigo and Putnam have gone for the Whigs. In Tippecanoe counties2 Locos, Barnburn ers, have received a very heavy vote. In Henry county the Locos elected their Senator. The Whig Legislative ticket has car ried. The counties of Montgomery, Randolph and Hancock are carried by the Locos. Floyd county has gone for the Democrats by a majority of about 120. Clark county gives alout 230 majority for the Democratic ticket about as she usually goes. C2Col. Ned Baker, Whig, has been elec ted to Congress from the Galena District, Illi nois, vice Turner, Locofoco. A Whig gain. (O" We learn from the Louisville Courier of yesterday that CuiTTENnEX is not only gain ing everywhere, but is gaining largely. Coun ties which have heretofore been strongly Lo- cofocoi such as Monroe and Larue, now are rollinz up fine meiorities for Crittenden. Crittenden's majority in Kentucky will certaiu- y exceed 10,000. IDEAL Estate for Sale. I now offer for sale 1 1. uinm iif llirt nmet il. -irnhlft l.nl Fatale in the city aitd county, coiitistinn ol the tollowii:r lota ami tracts oi una. iit Jv upper euiaremMu uuu otsNo 162 Ai ICO donation enlargement ul thecityo Cvansville. Also the late residence of Saunders Ilornbrook, dte'd, said to be one ol the finest upland Farms in the county, containing acres; also alout 300 acres ol land in wincli mere are several improvements; mis last lot will 1 sold in lots to suit purchasers. Also, 10 snares 01 ixin& siovk. For terms applyto 1. HORNDUOOK. je2"J-d-2m&.w4in 'UX II EKE EVLKY 1SODY," ND examine tlie freth stock of Boots and Shoes A iiit rrtuod milin ,lt!itv Slioe store" U in" tl.e finest and cheat eft asfortntent ever otkred in this lliai KT I, VVll-Vll 71 I I.MV l wear. Ladies and Misses (Waiters, naif Haiters, Slip- i i i' L' ..u i .-,.1 perS, UUSKins, iiiuroccv, line ir-um niu,uiiuciuj article to be whhed for All of which will be dispos ed of nt exceedingly low prices, jy 23 V. 11. IJAKL'K, No. 22, Main St. WANTED 1 wi.h to hire by the month a good industrious hoy, 16 or 17 years of age, a (Jcr- -it i A .1 man who epcaks Fnylish will te trefTred. äks l.n July 'HI Api1v wonto uuiv v.u. .u WALK Lit. roit ST. LOUIS. Regular WrdtunLiw Packet. S Till! elegant, fast-running -teamer I'i'i. a vi'i -j x I'iTiis. Ala.Hif-r. will leae Irjvans ville lor the above and intermediate landings every Wednesday, at 8 o'clock. A. M. For frei 'hi or pas.urJ P5Iy on board or to II AU ULNGTÜN, HANNAH St CD. jy 23 ItEFIXLU LOAF SUGAR. w r 4 ccv iv.,ki P. ri. rVnYV i 5 hbls Crutlud do do, x do fowdered, in store and tor eale low by ijn 2J C. BELL rPHB partnership heretofore existing between tic L underpinned, under the nam ot "Harrington, Vh C.' 4olv 5 Vn.T"C v., j ..t I i-L i... III I... ci.itl. il v I hnrli'a HC WUSlUC-S Ol I ilC 111 III Will lv V v- .-ii. ..I ii .i. I Ummrlnn on, l'L II f irf'llllll. IO WIIOIII UllUtUlS are to be paid, and by whom all claims upon the K.u,cdllty uting the name of the late firm only in Ettling its affairs. XK SÄÄ 1 r,nn...l l i: i ii!i!ov un.W t!n firm of IIakri.nj- Ä'ffi'Si Ä"ÜÄ"S them tlie me lUral support that has been bestowed i At ua tne .a,mi... vnTnv j. i. Hannah. I ii L4lnillf n CO-PAHTXKUSIIIP NOTICE. It will t wen by the above that the undersigned have become successors to the houte of Harrington, annah&. O., under the firm of Ilnrrliifston, Crane O'UIIcy, ill continue the rorwardinij and Commission bui- a .h on,i u-iti, iiiename w imri lioat I .mirj t pttpml t n their rvatronnirc liberally bestowed upon our pn-deccssors, l'leilging ourselvt-atocivetothebuMiMssat all times our best ler5f nai attention, and in all things to look to the in- SZÄiÄS!?'' i'iium i:j iiapimi:Tii CI 1 AliLES HARK INGTON. ISAAC A CRANE, V.O. O'KILEY. jy27. IVoticc. Tt-nnci-itto VlnnfMnrfi PottCTT. J-J VmJjSn'tailS! be continued under the tir i HART having bought the t-ntire lnieresio above e?taiiisiimeni, n in rm nf IL B. II. J. Hart, ,21 ÄTÄtKi I i II.:.. Ji f I I Ilnrt1.. youroraeratourouiceou .iuuirin,i ähoe Store, i-in of the Mammout Boot, where they wjU anJll(1-d lo in thc mit olinctual manner. We would solicit the patronasc of all lliose dealing iBourJinüi AML OIU STOIIB. Oft Bales hemp Packen Yarn, CU 18 doz. doNol Beadcords, 37 lb. Cotton Twine, 1 box Indigo, 1 bbl. Madder, 1 do Salaratus, 1 do Allum, 10 bas Lajjuara Coffee, i 20 kegs Nails. T;rrle by R. VEXNEMAN, S, CO. DISSOLUTION. will therefore prepare to settle only with ihe Bn'UT-si-ned. jy 12 JOHN H. BIRUK I' ITT Kit SCOTT, TTASoiiencd a shop in LvansvilU at the Exchange XI Hotel, where he ii prepared to do all kinis ol ol if ousc, Sign, and Carriage raiiitiii?, by at the lowest raus. He rcspccttully revests a -hare of public patronage. jy 2J tl. I MM 1 I vxrtiTin i t 1 k a thA .-rfi rtriPrvf. 1 !l L. BiTTItOLrr.. Tlf V VfvFIH. f.ir nast liber-.! urn mi woT respectfully inform th citizivof Evansville nn. I tliai k hü4 ills! FCCt-IV! hlH new nml pleiulid stock of Jewclky, Watoies; and Clocks, which he will sell at regular Cinrinnati prices, hie siock coti.-isis ia uari vi i II I :.l. 1 ..,.1V.i.t. A spleudid assortment newest style ladies Coral Lhreu ijuis; Earing, HnrerrinjS tke.; Gold Guard and Fob Chains; Miniature cases, and Iockets; Vino VI oiirniitrr I'irw. lirici li'l Pll.no lar HIV '.will I A J I Guard KeVS, Collar Button, and Studs; A large selection of Gold Pencils with and without pens; A Israelit of Uiy'ey's best Gold Pens with and without holder Silver Tables and Tea Spoons; Silver Thimbles; Every description of Steel Trimmings; steel Head and Purse Silks; Fine Fans, Accordion?; Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps; (lirandolcs !tc.; Every description Silver and common Spectacles Fine pocket Knives !tc; U lew Fine French Mantle Clocks; to which he would call the attention of those wish ini to purchase. Ladies are invited to call and ex amine for themselves. J. L. MTTROLFF. ap 13 Main Street between First and Second. ROPE STOKE. JUST received per steamer Palestine 10 boxes Cincinnati No 1 Soap, 10 do Summer Mould Candles, 10 do (G. Fox's) Starch, 100 lbs S.F. Indigo, 12 gross lilackinT, 10 kegs pure White Lead, 30 reams Wrapping paper, 10 gross Bonnet Boards, For sale low by jy 13 G. VENN EM AN, Sc CO. n6 JUST received this day by rVi a i- .rii i nir t3 j.x press lew cases oi ihhms ami Slim-, nml n varii-lv of Ladies' and MisstV tine fchoes. W. Ii. BAKER, jan. 22 ert. NEW GOODS! NEW (MUDS!! JUST received by JOHN SIIAMvLIN, corner of Locust and Water street, Lvansville; 10O 1'ack- ages, consisting in part ot the following articles, viz: 500 pieces prints of the newest style, -15 bales lirown heetings, 20 pieces Ked rlannels, 20 White do 20 Canton do, 50 lied Tick, 25 cases Boots and Sh'es, tX) pieces Uleached Sliirtings, 20 pairs Lanre Blankets, Blue and Green Mackinaw do, 15 boxe II ats and Cap, assorted, (a) iloztMi Hosiery. Sattinets, Cass-tniers and Jeans, Huena Vista Ca-itnere; Paramatta and Cobursh Cloths, California 1'laiiL,- Casiimeres, M. de La ins, Alpaccas ofevcry variety. Wool Cloakings, ilixwil!rn 1 I! liinA Silk.. Atai T.inrn Cambric Hdk'ts. fancv and Tilnrlc Silk do. A large assortment of Shawls from 50 cts. to JO All kinaa oi i rouuee taKcn in exchange. dec21-,47tf 75 CKXTS. Dr. Champion's Vegetable Ague ITIeclicinc VSAFE and warranted Cure lor Fevers of every description. Ab?o, Dr. Champion's Vegetable Anti-Billious, Anti-Dvjj'ienti Piirifvimr and Cathartic Tills, noss- j i i j r esin tour important combined properties for the cure of Diea--es, carefully and correctly combined, one ar ticle to assist the c lU-ct of another for the benefit of the Health ot .Mankind. These pills contain the tour leading properties for the cure of diseases. There id no chronic atlection ia which the Liver, the Stomach, the Bowels or the bliKl is not concerned. Therefore, these pills are carefully and correctly prepared to meet those seve ral indications. In all liilious complaints they cure by acting upon the liver, and carrying off the redun dant, or excessive bile: and at the same timo exciting the liver "into full action. In dyspepsia, they carry off the accumulated mass ol acidity, and correct the stomach and digestive organs. It is a fact well known and eencrally acknowledged, that a great part of chronic diseases depends ujton impurity ol the blood. These pills possess the power of purifying the blood, even in the most obstinate cn.-es of scrofula or lluccid temperament; and as a cathartic, they act gen tly upon the 1ovl1?, removing all unhealthy accumu lations. They are mild in their nature, and may be u.od with pertect safety in all oges, from infancy to old age. For sale by NV",V h U',sey Evansvillela. Dr. Thos Newman, Ml Vernon Ia. K. B. Ilallock, I'rinceton Ia W.J. Whiting, Cynthinnna Ia. W. B. Diniick, Hoonville la. Dr. Joph Sower, Vincennes Ia. -j ni w CITY CLOT1X STÜHE. S. KUHN, TV 9t .1riin ttrert. EeantriUr. Ind.. 1 T ILL ke'p constantly on hand, a large and gen eral assortment oi orcss, irocs auu cue vuu suitable for all seasons; Cloth and Cassimerc pants, 4-('.uim Itrnurn I.inpn. I.inpn checks.'l weed IUIK T n---i and Corduroy Pants of every variety and price to Unit customers: plain and tancy lk and eivet I Vests, Marseilleäof all colors, and all kinds oi coiii- Illicit r-i, miiv i Pocket llandtrchiefs: Linen and Linen bosimi blurts; i i ,1 v.... n m rnmninn i,mv.it anu icari?: common do; flannel uo ana uraws; uais, aj. Boots; fMioes, ..c., &C. Mv friends and the public are respectfully invited to give me a call. Je "y. XEW AXD CIIKAV DttY GOODS JUST OPESEU AT KKOiSEN MOIIGAS'S ÖCrt New Frame Building on Main. ilret tC6 Ofl PS. fancy Prints; t)U 00 us. Ginghams Prints, at only 10 cents per yard; 20 ps Ginghams, colors warratcd, at 1G ct l.T yard; 100 ps bleached Domestic; lOcans Hats; 10 do Boots; lOdoz Ladies' slippers; 20 ps Irish Linen, from 23 cents to 1 00 per yard; SO Berate tsrurfs, at only 50 c each. 5f. sup summer bhawls; 011 'oni'u T.ini n l)n!la Gloves, Llkaud white Kid, Pic Nie and Cotton; Steel Beeds and Purse Trimmings; 50 doz lloyit ry, embracing every quality; 3 ps Carpeting; 5 bales Brown Domestic; 1 do Drilling; 2 do Osnaliergs, And many other articles, which makes our assort ment enual to any that can be found in the city.7 Wcinst respectfully tolicil a call trom all who wsih Utlll.JII!'1'-"" .-i ..I.. ,;ti,rni ulm cs.i c or retail, nswelcel confiJuit that fay will Imd it to tl.tir tt.tut m III UU 1?UH3.MH. turihneotu3 KhUr.. w .i i.i.aa, je li 5f Main stritt. 'mouiuting goods. A IT LI. and very desirable ii-.-on incut of .Vio?ir- .lr..si ;.h siiiM-i rn.'j liimw;.z:iii'S. .lit. 4JL, iiiiiu.i- i Warp, Alpacas, (ii.e very t:ne) Alpaca Lurtres, uperhne Llack, plain and figured berreges, black I I.nwns (VC., now fLtii mm ii i i NEW AltUIVAL. rnt rerrived at the citYshoc store on lunin street 1,1 a splcded lot of Ladies tine Buskin walking enoes; i. .n.l fhild'M Laced Coots, and t.ents uai- I aisu i.jiö.-. crs, &c. All tliP lowest nrices imaüinablc. je 2 Wr. U. BAKER, Main street. MORE NEW SHOES. Durchased of the Manufacturers in Cincinnati, which Vi be sold unusually low. Please call and ex amine the coodsand prices, at .uain imy!3-tt W.U. BAKLK. 1 TlinsubscriU r U now opening at the City Shoe Store, a solendid assortment ol Ladies Misses, i -I va.w. Cpnilfmens' Gaiters, otc. viioi.ksaivi2 aii in: r Air. SADDLE. HARNESS. AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.! .Main Mrcct, Jivnusvillc, Ind. J5 SAMUEL CITPLES Uih leave to inform ft i tiit-ml nml K-iH 1. 1 ihn tinhlii I'l'llfTJi!! V tllflt li hia rom.n. ed his liop to Main stnt t, Wtwecn Ftrst and Second, UTA l i I V t rum v ll I C J IVWl i '.Ill k i xt door to c. ih:II b uru store, wnere lie keciis n r;e und general assortment uf Saddles, Bridles, i Jar- s. Trunks, Carct lin;s. Saddle llas. Valises, and I tlm a I iilna a t I 4a I no u it otr.pu t du. all ther articles in Iii line, which heoiTt r -t whole sale or retail at the lowettcath prices, lie also k( ept constantly on nana a wnje nrid cnieral assortment I irimminiis oi an kiiiu.i, mich as, Saddle Trees ol all kind, Skirtin?, Harness and Uridle Leather, I loir-skin seatinsi, I 'ad skins, I'lusli ot every variety, ka3 mounting ol all kinds, iki i t i isincK uo no io. liridle Hits of every kind, 1 Iridic 15uckles do, Stirrup Irons do. liuiinv. Kidinjjnnd W'airon Wliirw. Totrfllu-r with nil ntlicr rti-l.a in I try merchants and tanners would do well tocnlland examine niy siock m-iore pure nosing etsewncre. as i am determined to bell tirst rale articles at very low prices. J une 1 l-U IwJcwJmo. SA M V tA C U ri'L.. SADDLE, HAItM'SS AM) Til UN K MA27U?ACTORY. T I rt 1 1MTT V., f- ,or to ir. m. j. p. Elliotts u tll iititii;llA tils' nf mvp ImsinoHS at tlm 111, til old stand. Main street, Evansville. He will always i i i.. ts,i i,;.n.. Keep On Iiallll a coiisiaiii puj'jujr wi k."duuico, uiiuii a, Trunks, SiC.SiC. of the best workmans-hip, which he i i. ..M-..1..I oih-rs at wnoiesaie or retail i uie wwi prices. 4.o. A ct r- n f vnritrVif I'rimminffs used bv Sad- dlers, Ilamesa-makers, and Trunk Manutacturers. In addition to my former stock of materials 1 have just received a very large and general assort ment ot m .Saddle Trees, of all kinds; Skirting, Harness and Biidlc Leather; Hog skin seating; Call skia do; Pluh do, every variety; Bridle Buts and Buckles, ail kinds; Stirrup Irons, fcc. &e. I?! llniT llmrcTW nnd V.inn Whins. Together with all articles in my line, at wholesale inJ retail. I'ersons dealing in the Ikivc articles will find it to their advantage to call andexamine my stock. All orders promptly attended to at tne shortest no tice. imayyiyj j. r.MiUuii STATIONARY. Infi REAMS Foolscap paper, assorted; Xii lot) reams Letter paper, do; 50 gros Black Ink Also, a supply uf Quill?, Steddens, Wafers, and ealing Wax, in store and lor e by ww jan 2i. f i r-ii'lil'.f.- B AURELS, Halves aiid Uuarters for nale very low by my 10 MACKEREL. DDLS No 1, in sturcand for sale by jan Q. C. BELU 10 7ft n pieces Black and Colored Alpacca Lüste iWV3 Kentucky Jeans. liui Wnitinltf-Jlll rOIOrl. I I. i i r ii r-l 1 I IjU Ked, mteana ituow i iamicia 75 Cases assorted Bnnta. 5 Uleacaed Muslins. Wmdlpn Shawls. 150 Pair Blankets, just received and forale very cheap, by J. li. UAUiiic.,cy va., OCt. l'J-tl iuaui an w CLOTH. CASSIMERE3 VESTING rf mi'iivtvi.' l.l.l. l'.nAli f :l.itli S?nnrrfin black O French Cassimeres, Black, Blue and Lunn cloths of every quality and price, fancy Lassimeres, rancy Vesting. Width arJ Colored Marseilles Vesting, with alarge assortment of (Jenta I'lain Black and Fnncy Silk Cravat, and ratent ?tock8, supcrnne I lain aim r iui,t 1'iaiii v. i i iii.-u and White Colored bilk and Kid Gloves, with every desirable article tor Gents. Sorin2 and summer wear, lor wnoiesaie anu retail bv I OD 13' JIUKH1ÖB. JUim'-'- J CEDAR POSTS, CEDAIl Posts tuitah'.elbr garden fencing. For pale by (je icJ A LAUGIIL1N. 200 500 BBLS Kanawha Salt, on hand and for sa by Tap 11 KUlKtfEN MÜllO PATITAT.nONS fiTUPP COATING rIOTTENADKS, Urotens, 1 weeus, supenine I hl nek Freui'h Dran. etä.. Drao de Nienne. Lin en and Union checks and stripe", with all the most Jb.yicM.. Up IJ inuitivio o. juiuiuuti. MOSQUITO NETT1XGS. 300 PIECES Assortetl Mosquito Nettings; Just received andft.r sa eow by, cq my 6 A SAFE and warranted cure lor Chills and Fever in nil in romnh'-ated forms. Dr. Champion's Vegetable Aue Medicines. For sale by C. BELL, and WU. M. WtKJLSEY. Also Or. Champion's Vegetable Anti Bilious, Anti-Dyspeptic Purifying and tJalliartic 1 ms. jy 100 l5arre!s Kenhawa Salt for sale bv dec21-tf JOIINSHANKLIN. TO THE PUBLIC. T T7TIEN I advertise my stock in our Daily Jour V i nm n.it in tho habit of advcrtisinir dou- ble or triblc that 1 have on hand, but come to tne

ouantitv by relernngto my invoices oi i.ooos pur Jhased East, niay 16j OLIVER LADD. JUST received from Pittsburgh, 100 Ks?s Nails; 25 BUs Ale; forsaleby ALLI3 IIOWFS. ap 2l ter st. OLOVESI GLOVES'! GLOVES!!! vftrffft LADIES sunerfine lhiht and dark colored jj,(!!)hTi(l Gloves, Kuperfine Black do., superfine Llil White do., superfine white and colored tnlk and superfine black net Gloves, and Mits for sale low 1 op 13 MORRIS Ü. JOHNSON" A SPLENDID lot of Paper Hangings and Win dow Paper, just received and for sale low by jan 13-tf: J. 11. MAG11EE CO. DISSOLUTION. milF. nnrtnprshin hrretnfore existin? between I Hin). A- SiMirwrh in thi (Iroctrv business was 1 .Ut.-u.-vlvrl lv miitii.-tl rnnwnt nn thi 19th m.t. The Ul?iviiv m. II L business will hereafter t conducted iy 4tr iiauo who is authorized to settle up the business of the firm. junevi-Jt' uauuä ctiriwii. T UMIIKR. A large and full assortment of Pine 1 I Lumber, r or sale by may l if. A. LAUGIILIN, Water si WINDOW C;ias. An assortmet of Window til as?, assorted sizes. For salu by may! tf. A. LAUGIILIN, Water at. ROOTS AND SHOES. CASES Boots and Shot s, Just received and for sale at wholesale pri myG J. H. MAGUEK&CO. 100 State of Indiana Warrick County, s. s. i.. i V.r. W'nrri'li Pirnit !iurt f.ir October Term 1813. Thomas J. Brackenrid-e, i ln Chancery.-Bill of t.'Ä. VMrr,r)nanTa MWrt E. Lindlcy. 1 rpHC said Thomas J. Brackenridsre having on the JL 15th day ot July ll", hied his bill ol complaint against said Albert E. Lindley, in thc above entitled suit in theollice of the Clerk of the Warrick Circuit I Vmrf- .ilsonn alHd.avit of n diintrrcsted nerson.show Vwu. 1 I ing that said Allcrt E. Lindley is not a resident ot the State of Indiana. .Therefore the eaid Allien L. Lind ley is hereby notified of the tiling ot said bill thtt thc ia n, nifimr in atA .-inrl nrid that Unless lie an- 3UJIIV. W I penrs and pleads, or answers said bill on or bclore the Calling o l,u- uuse 1,1 i'- i, i.i.i nt thp fVmrt I f.-insM in l xmville on the second Moniay in Octolier next; the same will bo taken as contcsscd, anaueterm.n. a accor y. J.WAll 1. .UVH.1j, v James J. Thornton, Sol. for Compl':. jy 2- NEWS' BY TELMmXm TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS r tljT -vjff

i I UK X WHOLESALE DEALERS 111 FOREIGN mmWsP P9 )4i: -ff Ji-lf;1'! 1.5 ff t-S rsfcv'jl .siaaiaTlrip b'; COISXEUOF MAIN AND WATEB STItEET, EVAwsVILLE, IA., WOULD INVITE ATTENTION OF THE TRAUE TO THEIR UNUSUALLY LAUGE STOCK OF Spring and Summer Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, WHICH we are daily receiving from the Eastern Markets, Manufacturers, &c. Our stock has been eel lectcd with great care and at extremely low rates, tinder the most favorable circumstances, (with the r mi with n necial view to tle putmnaje or tne .Tf "LAKOE SLES AND SMALL I KOr 1 1 cy wenaveno ncsnaiion in pleading ourwives to Country Merchants, Dealers, Traders, tc, who will be kind enrnigh to ,,11 and nt on. rvtl in etvlp extent and variety of Good?, but alr'o H OrrhU ltJU SbCll lAhui WLLfA K E IT AN OBJ ECT WOU'Fll Y OF YOUR ATTENTION TO BUY OUT OF if "I.AKtiG S AINU MlAblillWrilC, TABLISHMENT. KT ySu ore particularly requested on visiting our fc-Call at the Wholesale dealer in dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Leather, &c9 &c. OU WATER STUEST, TIIIIU3 BOOK AEOVB rAin STREET EVANSVILLE, I N P. Tipv annns AT.wnnr.AT.T? .k. ..v. nu.,hi to II ..r ..r, t tl... Urmt nrl K--t nesirt( Kti V It'l vi vJv w. aMi&.'. v. x. receipt oi one Ol tne iarmi anu iwi naaorieu which I enumerate Ticks, Oemins, Drills, Stripes, dings. Battings, Cotton Yarns, .c. ...L- U I 'I':.. I, I Cr:. I. incs, lialttn-'s.totton i arns, v.c. ri.ni- ti.. .o..n..i i....u.-n .iJ liliihn Pyiiinni ia 1 hflipvA. ihr TnABt mmnleti wpst ol the A ller can v mountains, comprising all the most desirable styles selected iom the best manufactories. My Ller.ctjd Oatons are mostly from the Lowell and Waltham Factories, and are eecidedly sujxTior to any other good either foreign or domestid, olfi red in this market With assurance that my terms and prices are wore t I I .4.. II.. avorable to buyers than at acy other house in 11113 may iu DOMESTICS! Bales 4-1 heavy Brown Sheetings, in store and for sale by my 16 OLIV ER LADD. 50 rRIJTTS. fT Cases of new styles spring Prints; AO 5 do Blue and Orange, tor sale by may 16. OLIVElt LADD. MOSQUITO NITTTING. t OA Tieces Mosnuito Netting, just received and 4) forsaleby ImylG OLIVER LADI), LADIES SLIPPERS und IJUSKINS. QIU. Frs. Ladies slippers and Busiiinsot supc OUU rior quality and style ever before brought to this market, just received and for m Je lj may 16. UL1V hit LAUU. KIP and THICK 11ROGANS. Cases of Prime Kip Brogans; JLÜ 5 do do Boys do, 5 do Thick do, For sale by mayl6 OLIV ER LADD. WALDROSI SYTIIES. Dozen superior Waldrom Grass Scythes; 10 do do do Corn do; 50 5 do do do Beyer do; Allot .superior quality faag. SYTIIE SNATHS PITCH FORKS. 3 m. 20 Dozen Lampson patent cnains; 50 do do do Common; 10 do superior ntchlr orKs; For sale by may 16 OLl ER LAPP FANCY AITD STAPLE tv r:nntw AT RETAIL. rrilE sulscriler would most rlp'" I the public that his stock for the Re ail frade ia fall and complete, consisting oi oiiuoi n.. sortments of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods that can S in Evansville. Please cajl and examine lor rourseives. Imayld OL1VLR LAUU., r.T'rnv ViTtK. nnf) Dozen Hope Factory Cotton Yams XU,UUU Nos. 500,lAX)anl '00, thi day re ceived'iKr steamer Rosco from Pittsburgh I or .ale ct by may 17J JUST ItECEINED, TONS assorted Rod and Bar Iron; 100 kegs assorted Juniati Nails; 23 bundles spring Steel; 5 do sneer do; 1 case extra Cast do; rtow slabs. Boiler and hheet Iron; i i':i I It.uir IjitrliRS. 20 Which, toother with our former stock makes it complete. For sale low by LAUGIILIN, W-ter street. mayl). SODA AND BLUELIMATEU. C. H ALLOCK has erected a fine fooda 1 oun- lntinn nf the nubllC and A jL A. lain lor mo ui.wi".'!'"" j i. requests thoso who appreciate a eoouus hot, dusty day. to give him a call. vtM. Also constantly on hand pure Blue Lick W ater rom the Drennon (Kylringä: rnyb tiAwrv ARTICLES. THE subscriber has receivdd an assortment of: Seals, Scaling Wax, Note 1 afcr; Steel Reeds, liins,1 assets; Ba" Clasps, Needles, Purse Twist; Fancy Beads, Pins Knitting Pins; Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving; Tooth, Hair and Nad Brushes, vVc., &.c. Also Ed nns, Inserting, Drawtr Goods ot every PALM HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS &C AVERY large stock consisting of every variety of Summer hate, leghorn, palm leal, I rench broid shans,&c, fur and silk hats of every desira b e stVle bonnots all the newest styles with a splen dSSSortmentof flowers ribbon- and bonnet trim- jnrjajgbrapiii Moinass.JoiiNjoN nnnrpitirs. TUST received by steamer "Gen." Lafayette, V and 50 bags prime Rio Cofiec; 10 Hojrsheads of Suzar. 20 bbls Plantation Molasses a prime article. 10 bbl. Rotin; JUne5ll5,XC30n'emm0nS; M.W.FOSTER Corner main Sc 1st Streets. WHISKEY. 8f Bbls Russellville Whiskey, O 50 bbls Cincinnati do 20 New Harmony do. In store and for sale low VIELE ÄV4 AXJ UM ANO BQMESTIG DRY GOODS i.vansiii? i ru-ie, unu ns wc nac o" '.m m eiuicuuiiifinuuuiii niiiiumnnrs luvnj HGA1NK AS OUR ES- City to call and obtain prices bclore purchasing. inform Merchant. vitin2 this City, that I em in v k ot (iood fivnr hrnnrrht to thU Cifv. Arjinnc mociv ui uuuus uiuuui im ima vnj. xi muus Janes, Plantation stuffs, Obnaburgs, Wickmgs, Wan- f v j 0 noa I'lintalmn ttMlTj I knohurira. Wirkllii City. cry respeuuui.y, OLIVER. LADD. Four Days-Late Ficmluicic Favorable to All Cash Cnstomcrs. A l. LIS HOWES. THE HOUSE that sells goods for s mall profits and ready pay, have just been receiving several im portant additions to their large 6tock ofGrocerics. They pledge them.selves to 6ell as good articles and at as low rates as can be obtained in the West, and invite all dealers, who with to do a saving bustnest to come and convince themselves that those asscr tionsare something more than empty boasts. Their stock embraces every thing belonging to the gTocery trade, in proof of which see the columns of our city pTiirV UN EVERY PAGE YOU WILL FIND T1IEIR ADVERTISEMENTS. P 24- JUST received from New York, 6 Halt Pip Cognac Urandyj 2 Pipes Holland Gin; 10 cnks Port Wine; 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhds Rum; lObarketsChampoignf; 5 bxs Cordials: 100" Claret; 150" Sardines; 400 cans Oysters; 25 thousand Tigara Cigars; forsaleby ALUS HOWES. aP21 Wterst- JUST received by steamerGIencoc, 73 sides sole Leather; 25 Bxs Lemon Syrup; 3 Tierces refined Sugar jw family ne, forsaleby ALLto&llOWLb, ap21 aterst. TUST received from New Orleans, O 20 liblsfl anners uu; 50 Tar; 4 4t Varnish; 15 Turpentine; 5 Bxs Oranges; 10 lemons; nwPe in store and for sale by ALLIS HOJV ES. Water st SUGAR SUGAR I SUGAR, Cf H I IDS New Orleans Sugar. XvfLr 2tX) Dags Rio colfee 2j0 BMs Molasses; nnwP, n store and for sale by ALLIS IIOVV ES. aP21 Water r SUGAR and MOLASES. 100 Hhds New Orleans rugar. 250 libls do do Molasses; 40 1 do do 25 Bhls Sugar do do; House Molasses Polka do do do do. A. LAUGIILIN, Water street. brand; 25 1 Bbls do For sale by ap 25 NAILS. OCO KEGS Coslon anJ Junim ai13' fmj Jt sizes 25 keVs Flooring Brads, assorted; 25 do Assorted spikes. t l. A. LAU'"""'' Water street ap25 JUST RECEIVED, ÄT A KEGS Pure white Lead; OU 10 bbls Linseed Oil; 5 do Turpentine; 23 boxes 8-10 Window Gl, v u .,vc hv A. LAI GHLL-M Water street. may HYDRAULIC CEMENT. l -,ii.l fresh trom the mills A For äe 1 e ml U v". IRON. T Kvrv nd reneral assortment of all f,',209? and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe La r, 1 1 Plow Moulds and slaw, iVau above (rather with a i :iatinnv niiLU m t nuw-; LAUGH LI, eby u .Water at. line. For sale ap 2j BLACKSMITH'S TO w. A FULL and generat TZI-Arrerv thins in that line, fu" rS-Vice, Screw- Plates ääsm asu,tiies auu For sale by Wale 9trtet ap.25 i i i i 1 1 1 1 i

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Hurt's Vegetable Extract. IS the only remedy that can be relied on for the per maneni cure of Spinal Complaints, Spasmodic contractions. Irritation of the Ncives, Nervous or Sick Headache, Nervous Tremors, Neuralgic Affec tions, Apoplexy, Paralysis, General Debility, Defi ciency of Nervous and Physical Energy, and all Ner vous Disorders, including ih most dreadful of all diseases that r affect the human race--- Cpilcpsy, or Tu!li:i Sickness, Hysterical t its, Convulsions, Spavins, Sec. This disease consists in a sudden deprivation of the senses, accompanied with a violent convulsive mo tion of the whole body. It attacks by tit, and alter a certain duration goes off, generally leaving the sul ferer in a stupor, attended with great weaklier and exhaustion ot the body. Doctor Hart would impres it upon the minds ol the alllicted, that the Vegetable Extract is th only remedy ever discovered that can I- relied on for the permanent cure of this most dreadful of all diseases. A its tendency is to insanity, madness and death, the most Skilutl Physich. cf Eurot, as we 11 as those of our own country, have pronounced Epilepsy incurable. And it has been so eonkle red by many, until this most important of alldiscovenes was made n.u.inr st Hart, nearlv sixteen vears since, during which lime it has been performing some of the mot P. 1 ""';,VrTr ,rn rerord and has acouired a bv ün efface, Physician, t undoubted skill and experience. Minwtrsi oi va-1 rious denominations, as well cs hundreds of our emi r,. liwm. all unite in recommending the use ol thid ttuly valuable medicine toineir puuem.cuart;c, and fricndi,v boars thus afflicted, a the only rem edy. Vk Qcote the Lasocaue used by thoe who have been cured by this valuable medicine. One says, 1 have suffered beyond my tower of description, but now I rejoice in bein? luli retorel to health and happine?s." Another says, "1 thank Uod I leel that 1 am a well man. 1 also feel it my duty to proclaim it to the ends of the earth, that those similarly atilict ed may rind relief. Another, (who is an Eminent Lawyer, and well known in this city.) says, "My coo ha been afllieied for yeara wi'h Kpilepsy, but i 1' i 1 aow enjoyin-; ;;ootf healtn trom tne egeiauie jc tract. Its lame,' says he,bhould and ought to I ounded to the eruUofthe earth." Another says, "Lanuaeisentirely inadequate to express my grat itude 10 Dr. Hart, for having been the means, under the Massing of Cod, of res'oring me to the enjoyment of good health, atier having been atflicted with Ep ilepsy ia its worst forms for more than twenty-three years aaJ my morning and evening obla'ion ot praise and thanksgiving f hall continue to ascend to that tod wlvo kas atliicted but to make me whole." EfiixrricKiTs-Of twenty seven years and six wnoaihn, cunul by tbo use of this Truly VV ondertul Medicine. Read tha following remarkable case cf the son ol Wax. Seere. Emi-, of Philadelphia, afflicted with EpUep'sTwinty -ve ye la ixmon h. Alter in vehng tbroush Lnhrs bect hnd, (.er ,uany and France, consulting the ?cat emircn l m n.i riAriii ifi t mr i.ini'r I ac- iiirn i a fptment and advice trcc tricund dollars, re turned wi:h l.U son t this country, in November i.. u.-ittinut trrm.'!:!? benefit whatever, and 1: rrT'Vrri-TriE Kitract was cured by usin3 l; asi $V tgetaele lxteact. ir.yym;lfl d. I vw spen t ouj-1 r.-e thounnd itollara lor med trine and mfidjcal a'.lo.:Oance. 1 vrsadr.setiio taite tour io Europ-J villi hn. hich I did. I first vis ited England. I eorsi'lte the most "rnirent hs"i cians there in res-peel to Hs cse; they examined him aad prescribed ecordirc. 1 remained tl:cre three months without tcrceiTii;enr chars? for t'.ie better, which cost me el out f.o hyr.drcd and fifty dodara, pocketed by thepiiriac. 2- most that I receiv ed was tntr opinio: t? r.iy eon's co was hopri? and Positively Ijcveabt. I accordingly left En- ?!and, traveled throrh Scotland, Cierwany and nnri.anil retcriiel Ip-ymc in tie month of Novem ber last, withmr fou ar. f-T frout being cured as nhen 1 IaA I avr voi r tuLrertWraent io en: of the New Vork papers, and concluded to try HajlV Vegettble Extract, seeing yout stats nvnts and certificates of so isany cures, sor:a 1 tr.en'y ana thirty vears atana in lean ttsiire voa 1 am not sorry 1 did so, a by the uso of Hart's VetrMe Extract alone, be was Teorcd to Peki Err UrAura. His reason, which was ao far gona as to urtli bin: fr business, is eotirejy r0. stored, with tre p-pcct now betöre him 01 111 health and u?efulrx" He is howS years of age mid 27 year. 6 niou ih's of this time has Wn afflicted tu Another remirtaf-l Cure per fur med by the use finrff l egetable 1. J tract. Doctor Hart: It w with no small degree of gratifi cation that 1 am ciw bled to announce to you the com elite restoraüotf to health of my daughterly thwuse of your Vegetable Extract. At the age of six years, tfaer age a present is sixteen) ho waa firt attacked B-ith this drz-adful ralady called Epileptic Fits; and until she commepced taking the Extract, she Bullend witlj attacks ot fits, almost incessantly, and so 6 Terely as io threaten to drive reason from it throne. and regier mi in;tne idiotic. Physicians prci.ounced her incurable, a ad cauld do I othiii mora lor her. u e had almost despaired l a cure, u hen heanns oi iiierc:naiBiHciuirs uvuwiuktu by the Vegetable Extract, we determined to give it a trial. The recall hasexceeded our mostsanguine ex pectation, as by its use she is tree from a most dread ul malady, and icstored to PiFHXT Health. Should any r.e feel desirous of seeing her, and ot ascertaining ti.' particular ol the case, euch wish nay be gratified by callin on or addressing a letter to nie. uast-oaic.:. rnv residence, two miles Ironi live r.i I. -v.l tillage ol Yonlre-. N estcliester. New York, tiuage o! i c DEN!SLJVV! Yonkers S.Y Teething. Wo vCostireness, Sec., will produce this disorder. I all such cases the Vegetable Extract is the only niedicioc which can be relied on with any degree ol Bifet 'others r. ho have small children ahould remeoit :V.s. Ma.nv ACniLD,the past year, whohassuiLrec ui this complaint, and has been riven over by pU'sicians to die, has been restored by the use of but otj-'bottle of Hurt's Vegetable Extract. The child cf V'ihiam Anderson, North Fourth atreex, Willianv ..:ih, aged 20 months, had fits con atantly for tight r eeks. A consultation ot physi cians vas called, ho decided that the case was a hopeless one, V C child must die. Whilst the in thiac ..serous state Mr. Anderson call ed at in vlXice r.l obtained a bottle of the Extract, administered it to iieciiuu,anu iusiwu ooi pect rstoration of health. The son of Mr. Robert MeGeo, corner of Sullivan and Prince street, New York, was severely alRicted with f.ts. In this cr s also the physicians neia a con sultation and rVciJ-i that they could do no more and thstnatiir? r.M-; clToct it own cure, or the boy must die. The Vejrttble Extract was administered to him hiUt ia if'1, by one of the attending physi cians. Itee&cts v-.-e almost instantaneous, l he fits was brken,and ths koy restored to health. Mr. McGee says,"lshali rcrer again be without the med icine in my Louse, if I an avoid it, Cjr Uar that some thereat of my children mar ba attacked in th e same way. l corMUer tne mruiciue nuwuuie. We wouhl rcftr to the following persons, who Kave been cured by using llarrt Vegetable Extract W. Bennett, nin years, 171 Grand. J. Ellsworth, isvcii years, 13 Dover sr Jos"rh MDoueal. tine years, tist brook lyn L.l. If. W. Smith, rf.Y Custom House S. Kelly, twenty years, fetaten Island. Miss K. McKecf, tr enty yecrs, orkville. MisaE. Crane, twenty years, 112 hatnmersly st. Wn II. farsel. tv,cnty-three years, 73 Norlolk st Jacob Puy. four j ears. 1 4 Eclancjr st. fhilo Johnson, twenty -eight years. Oreen Judge Randall, 91 East UroadwayS. Fn.JZ P lnAa nt I ho IT S .W- Oreen castle Ct. t'Zr t Wm Jonnin-ra. Slate St. liiule port. Ct. TiU Time Is Not Fab Distant, hen thousand? rho are now trembling under the hand of this dread ful disease, and fearing that every attack may prove tataj. will rind permanent relief and be restored to new life, by using this celebrated medicine. Over 0. Thocjasp Certificates, Have been re xei Ted, tn testimony of the beneticiai results produced by the W of Dr. Hart's Vegetable Extract. P eparcd by S. JJ rt, M. D., New ork. ice tmepac.äc Four 10 00 Eight -20 00 It is carefully packdl up in boxes for transporta tion and sent to any part of the United States, Texas, Mexico ao4 West Indies. THOMAS MILKS, 117 Main at,ietyeen 3d and th. Cincinnati O. General Agents of the United States ADCHAFIilN Agent Louisvilje Ky. C. HELL, Evansville Indiana. i et nn WW iuw u.ruu.u. Moti,ilw. Kniroiial Church, and Francis Hall. u now eniyn? r hesiin. ZV'u-.Vnrt fw...! A Ken is. 208 Broadway, .New York; and at the bouthren He Now, sir, faith without works 1 don t believe in. -l ;7bm tied the whöe rMt,151C ARTRES street. New Orleas, my only Äaljo.wnr AlIordrsforAgencies,orforrainExtrtor, different thin 1 h debt of gratitude I Uli owe lyKXiXSmi? Wcare be addressed to J. WHICH IT CO., 151 C AR- !a&nSr,ht foÄ T.yg..treetNewOrleans,only.gentslorüieSou,h t?Är" ""wnLIORE. be une,ampje4 received ""OmV Airents in Evansville, VC l.lJt J. Iff From the rittsbarff Gazette. Tlir. past summer (1?47 has been a very remark ku n. KWmu iit and heav v rain, tollowed by intense and long continued heat, had the effect, in the first place, to promote a rapid growth of aucculm vegetation, ana in tne sccona to prouuee a rapm composition of vegetable matter, giving rise to much mi'iia and spreading fickness, uisease and death, B a a ft 4" I ...Bat IlKiA in tr3 which had herctoiore occii irui.iia.uuie their salubrity. We ere credibly informed, that whole meadows, n ...,:.k tl.o irraui lintlSlia llv heavr. rotted to Oil II II HI. J m S I the irround end was not fit to be cut. In Indiana and b t I Ilinva -2 Illinois, the sick ne.w was so general, wai not nouh well persons to attend upon the sick, utiVriiiüs were prctracted by a want ot prop er remedies, as well as of good nursing. Much ol this Slllatrill Illllll lill TV- I :y kepton hand a supply of medicines suited to coun- ZJTtVhP rflet of th s niinsma. with which the at- fmiht have been prevented, nan every iam- mosphere at certain times is surcharged. In addi lion to Quinine, (which is in such general use as to need no comment.) we would strongly urge every family to keep on hand one or mere boxes ot Da. The FilU are the prescription of an eminentrhy- sician in MononirahalaCo. Virginia, and were used I him in his private practice as a remedy in omious complaints, for years before he thought ot o ermg them io me puouc sutii, uuwrci, lo the Tills, and so great the number oi persons oeu efited by them, that the making of the quantity requj- Kit tu IlllttlV ihfl increasinz demand, began to inter fere materially with the lime required to attend to his practice. To prevent this he has made rr0? ments with the Iwuse of J. Kidd Co. Iso. 60 V ood Street, littburg, I'a. to prepare and vend them, where the genume may 1 procured at all times and in any reasonable quantity. These Tills are not recommended as a panacea lor 'all the ills that flesh is heir to," but in all affections of the Liver and in all bilious complaints, they stand without a rival. All who have ever used them, give tliem the preference over all other Tills, and cannot be persuaded to exchange those which they hnd experi ence to be iniU,Mi, and a f, fur any other.even though they may t tuear coacd, or w arasxic as uj go througn iy tiay iigni. Frepared for the proprietor by J tor tne proprietor Dy j iviuooc i ,KIDD&.0whelo5 sale Druist, o. 60 Wok1 Street, nttsnurgn, i e. to tne sole proprietors oi nr. m iane ceii-waro uieui ...i .Mnniorj trr.ni .ttiinrf tiiiist be directed. I rine All orders must be addressed to them. 1 11 nil viufc J v... I Sold also by our Agents and the principal Druggists I throughout tho United States and Canada, I Kr S.U. Purchasers will please be particular an inquire for "Dr. jrLaMe'i Lteer as there aru i .ithr Pill numortin? to be "Liver Pills," now be lo m.w tue puuijc. v',vT-" Sold Wholesale Si. Retail by CKAWFORD DELL, Main at. Evansvjtle, lnd. hiSrrta of fircest I x; fJenTruthand error. No looner ABlJIB I nrooound ror, with its legion of allies, seeks to arrest its pro gress. A most illustrious instance ot this, was Hie w t opixwition made to tna immortal .1 1!.. msnuu- ter mind was iea,unuer rrovjuence, w irui.: 7 ter mind was ieu,unuer rruucuvc, iwui.v y j lio by whichthat dreadful scourge, the Wt, was ribbe,! of its terrors. He found that frnm ..u- uuon the udder of a cow con- the matter from pustules upon the udder of a cow con tained a principle which would produce the almost divine results for which he had so patiently and anx ously sought. Oppo.-iton arose. Interested persons high in social rank and professional position, ridicul ed wht they dared not deny! They asserted that many vaccinated persons became covered with hair, ru -vfn ihihited hornsf and a tail: and that in one case a child ran on all tours, bellowing like a bull. Hut the current was won turned. The British Par liament voted him JCJ0.0U) sterling ($100,UUO,) and the world rang his praises. The same spirit has come down to our own time. Even while we write this Bulletin, interested per sons, jealous of the wonderful etlicacy and success of The CJraefenberjr, .Medicines, are opposing them. Misguided men! How utterly irnno4sible to arrest their spread. The most extraor Vnarjr cei V"11"4 which ha dinary certificates are constantly flowing in to the trom all parts 01 tne country; cenincaies e astonifhed the most respectable citizens. Manv of these testimonials have been submitted to Eentlemen ot great rijtinciion, who have carelully examined then, to see 7" Among thoan r ih iininM ot the Kev. IS lsanüs. L. II. m ol We would earnestly advise. Ut. That in every neighborhoo! where there is no (iraetcnberg Hcpot, immediate steps be tauen to nave one. 15 addrejng toe uencrai Agent oi any uis trict, tlijs can be secured. 2d. Families should club together and get an im mediate snni'lv. 3d. Emigrant Societies and other philanthropic! bodies should furnt-h them to the needy. Of the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills alone, 30,000 boxes are sold each and every week! Of the Health Hitlers, an enormous quantity, These extraordinary Hitters are sold at twenty-hve cents a paper, and are warrantetl to make tu oquart? of Litters superior to any in the world. 1 hey are composed of Roots, liarks, Herbs, and ines, gather ed in the vast forests and praries of America and are a speedy and certain restorative of weak and debili tated constitutions. The other Medicines of the Company ar equal value, mid are as follows: Th Oraefenlrc Sarsaparilla Compound, the Graetenlicrg Eye Lotion, the Children's Panacea the (Jreen Mountain Ointment, the Consumptive's Balm, the Dvsenterv Svruo. tT rhe General Agent for tndiana is Mvrus Pea ton, to whom applications for agencies may be addres sed. EDWARD UARTON, Secretary. New York, January, Id 18. WM. M. W00LSEY, Agent may4-tf fr Evansville. HEALTH! IIKAI.TIII THOMSON'S COMPOUN DSY RUPor TAR AND WUOD NAPHTHA. TlIEOLV CERTAIN REM1.DV FOR THE CCRE OF CONSUMPTION, Atihma, Dronchi-tP, Spitting Blood, Pain in the Side and Rreasil, Sore Throat, Haorsness, Palpitation of the heart. Whooping Cough, Croup.Hives, Nervous Tremours, Liver complaint. Diseased Kidneys, and Allections generally of the Throat, Breat and Lungs. Of all the dixascs incident to our climate there is none so universal, and at the same time so insidious and fatal, as Consumption. In this country especial ly, Pulmonary Consumption isemphatically a scourge and in its resistless career sweeps over the land as a Destroying Angel, laying low, with relentless hand, the strongest and laiast of our race. Hitherto all eirorts to arrest this dread disease have proved vain, and all that seemed within our power was at best al leviation of suffering, rc.nderjn somewhat smoother the certain progress to the to nib The proprietor, in ottering this preparation to the public, would embrace the opportunity to state upon what grounds it puts lortli its merits; and the reasons upon which it louiuls its upcr;orc lajms to me atten tion of the atliicted, that all who require its use may renose full confidence in its curative powers. Since its tirt preparation he haa had the pleasure of wit nessiug its happy results in numerous instances; bu he was determined not to offer it to the public unti he had become thoroughly convinced ot its eljjcacy Having such conviction, he now confidently offers j as a remedy without a parallel for the cure of FUL JiON AR Y CONSUMPTION and its kindred di eases. Let the following speak for itself. "I have nsed'TnoM.-so.x's CoMrorjgjSYRcr of Tar Woud N'ArnTHA, JvraoJe t;me jn my practiee,and have found it the most criicieni tec;cdy I have eyer u.ed in Consumptive cases. Chronic Catarrh, etc when great irritability, with weakness of the pujmo nary organs, existed. The rapidity with which it acts is greatly in its favor where dyspurca or oppres sion exists, when is mediately relieved by it." "In Pulmonaty Consumption jt can be used with confidence, being applicable to ever form of that disease, and I consider it a medicine welj worthy the attention of Physicians, and exempt from tfce iimu aton ofempiracism." M. CIIAMOERS, M.D, Philadelphia, Oct. 11th, 1846. JCrTbe ahovemedicinea prepared only by Ajcet Sc Dickson, at N K comer rf Kftb and Spruce Streets Philadelphia: Sold by C. BELL, Evansville, and ref pecble druegists generally. Price 50 cents or $1 per bottle beware of interven i T 1i. tV, 1 tJI. Jv iiii!Mi r V :-C- AMr, A RARITY under the head of a Patent Medicine and advertisement. We ask our renders to pruse the folio wins, knowing they will prolit thereby. VI I. A X KS V KlOll F I'CJ E. A medicine which is perfectly cafe, and may be giv en to children front tender infancy, to advanced age, lays under no restraint as to cold water, or any kind oltood. Purges mildly, suliduing fever; destroys and expels worms with invariable success, ana is easily administered to cniiuren. That it nossesses these valuable properties, is fear lessly asserted: still claiming the aditioual advantages r III. ..II. ,1 Ann ill I lis ot neing given in smaii uuiiv, nuu ui uuimb n..-,. drenching which Worn tea and other supposed er mifu'e demand. During its brilliant career, it has twtonlntiwhirrd into manv families, whereeverv oth er known and accessible Vermifuge had been tried without the least success, where it has promptly ex- t I'll pelled worms to an a i most incredib e amount. Hear what tlu Editor ol the Bulletin of the Tacific. (published in Pittburgh, i'a.) says in reterence to me article. "In Innkincrunafew advertisement? tor my Fmaii sheet, the other day. I called in upon Messrs. J. KlPD Co. and remarking that 1 would be glad to advertise any medicine that really was essentially Useful, they furnished me with their circular respecting Dr. M une' v orm rpecinc, w,m tne 'P 7' 8-- ieateM. teeiinf? Dursuaded mat tne cermicaics nc genuine, 1 took some of the medicine home for the use of my own young family. I gave the first day a small teasnoonfiil to Sarah. SSne was wan-looking and black under the eyes. She popped several worms, some as arge as a pij stem. 1 also gave a small teaspooniuu Samuel, a little, rosy cheeked fleshy boy, about 31 vears old. But as his stomach was tympanous, i. e. he was pot-bellied, 1 thought he might have worms. He cried after more, which I did not see fit to give him, but upon the operation of this medicine, his motlier and the neighbors were Mirnriscd at the re?u',t. He passed nearly a pint of worms, almost all as biif as a common pipe stem. There was seventy in all. I then gave some to a little boy only 2 years old, and he pass a.1 t wontv.five. some ei?ht inches in length. 1 there- f.tr fwlrlenr to recommend M' Lane's Vermifuge as a specific for worms. It fairly seems death to them. Pittsburgh Feb. 10th. 147. j. ividd c& -o. a-o. w wm oum, n !-iui J. Kidd Ac. Co. No. bo Woxl Street; Pitt burgh, now V fr N. Ü. Purchasers will please be particular to inquire for Dr 3V Lauft Amtncan II urm SjitciJicA ior trmilngt. Sld Wholesale t Retail by CRAWFORD CELL. Main St., Evansville I Dy Druggists and Dealers generally throughout United States. T ALLEY'S Masical Tain Extractor. ore nroofc that Dallev's Manien I Pain F xtrac tor is beat Medicine in tne world. Every day is de monstratinv the matchless virtues ol this article. letters are comin-r to us from all parts ot the Union expressing gratitude and surprise at the wonderful propenies it possesses in all cases of burns, rheuma tism, uiles. wounds. &c. The press abounds in no tices ot its high character as a standard Medicine, and from the number we select the following from the Island City of the 12th fceptember Dai.i.ey's Medical Pain Extractor. An inven tion like this truly wonderful article, 0 full of virtues should be made known to the universe. Its cures, in many cases are absolutely beyond lielief. For burns, sea ds. sores, swellimrs. pains in the limbs of all kinds, cuts, wounds,and in every disease of the body, where it can be applied externally, it never fails to cure. A singular cao came under our own observation. A friend in playing with a si arp steel pen, run it into the ualm ot his hand so that it came out at tne uack and had to be extracted that way. The poL-onou nature of the ink in the wound, as well as the instru ment itself, caused the hand to swell dreadfully. Dallev's Pain Extractor was applied, and the next day the swelling had entirely gone down, the pain had ltd, and the wound was cured in a few days. Important Caution Counterfeits of my Extractor are unbluthingly published to the world in my name. Protect yourselt,as you value life, and health, from these deceptions. 1 am. as every druggist in the Urn ted States knows, the sole inventor and proprietor of Dalley Magical Pain Extractor; no other being has ever made or can make a grain of it, for no man liv i n ct Ima I h furret nt I hn iirenaration but mv.w If. The only genuine has my written signature on each label, 1 j .t .1 1 1 .L.. I I aiHl is sola wnoiesaic nuu rcmu ai iikj uriitrrui irrjun 3IUTUAL I! Eft E FIT Lire isuicA.cr. c:o3Hanv. 1 lilts institution i distinguished torn a others, at home or a broad, by all, or most a ol the following peculiarities 1. hsre the premiums are over it requires only one quarter part in cash, instead ot the whole 2. It allows the assured to pay yearly, quarterly. monthly or weekly. 3. No part of the profits arc withheld, or divert ed Irom the assured, either in charity or otherwise. 4. it has no man. either nominal or real, to pay interest for, having a st liiciciit capital funded, from premiums received. 5. The assured can withdraw lüs profits, or have them to accumulate, year by year, at his option. 6. It assures to the age ol 0, instead ot stopping at 60. 7. It declares the profits yearly, instead of once in five or seven years, and issues scrip yearly io the As sured, waring b per cent interest which scrip is re deemed in cash, when the profits amounted to S?00, 000, or allowed to accumulate at the option ot the Assured. 8. It enables a man to provide for his wife and children in such a way, that although he may lose every thing, they are safe; and all persons, whether married or unmarried, to provide for Old Age, Sick ness and w ant, as well as lor Death. y. 1 he Assured can surrender the policy at any lime after the first year, and receive its equitable value. 10. At any time after the first year, the Apsured can liorrow on the scrip Usued, two-thirds of its n mount, so that he has nothing to fear from a change ol circumstances, or inability to pay the premium. ii. uircctors amiuiiu-ers are chosen yearly; ana tne Asuureu votes Becoming to his interest. 12. The funds are all invested in United States, New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts Mocks, and in Real Ctate in New York and New Jersey, wholly unincumbered, and of double the value lnn ed. 13. It pays no Directors, no Auditors, no Solici tors. It lends money to neither. 14. It does not reckon the Assured a year older! onthJ Liiinri than he is hut Irom six months less to mi mon more, so as to equalize the estimate between all par ties. 15. The rates are lower, the expenses less, and the profits larger, than with Foreign Ollices; investment iiere yielding from 6 to 7 per cent abroad only 3 per cent. to tav notliinf nt lilt 13 nercent rciwrve4? nor ol interest allowed to thos who turnn-h a guaran tee capital," at the rate of 3 per cent, on every bun dred pounds subscribed, for every ten pound paid in lb. Instead ol encouraging, every precaution is taken to prevent, a forfeiture of the policy. 17. The hability of the Assured is limited by Law, ai to inc amount oi ms premium note. ALLLN C. HALLOOK, Agent M. J. Beat, M. D. Medical Examiner. All persons wishing to make insurance on their own or on their friends LIV 1.S, will plea call up on the agent in this City, Othce on .Main street near Water, and examine the terms and rates of the Com- dany, je lo-ly nit ANDY AND WINE. 5 quarter casks purejuice Port Wine; 5 Old Port do; 5 Madcria: 1 Sherry: 1 pipe pure Cognac Brandy,Otard, Dupuy's Brand 1 hese Liquors eave beoti purchased especial ly for sickness, and the public can rely their pu ity. in store ant tor sale by jart BELL F. FAG AI WOULD inform his Iricndsand the public XV I that he now has. and intends to constantly r li! 1 iteen. a hne lot wt t hiladelphia Call-skin, for tine work. Work of every description done with the utmost neatness and despatch. On Main street oppoeito the Bank MJ'. 1 1 a i im-j- At v a iJUAtj w aiv v avs. IS HOWE'S IIYCEIAX IIOAKIIOUM LI Vi: It WOUT COUGH CANDY. THISpopular CANDvhasheen before the public in the west and south more than one year,and in that short space of time it has obtained more reputation lor its good qualities, certainly ot cure, ana cneap ness, than any other Medicine of the kind ever ollered It in the intention of the nrnnrietors to sell theCot'GH Candy reasonable, in order that it may be in the reach ol all to obtain a remedy, that never tails, tno sucii word as "fail" is ever heard or thought of. when thisl Candy is talked about,) curing tike most violent CoLDi and Coi'un, and is therelore ollered to trie sunering and afflicted, of the West and South; for their good. TCL.MONARY Co PLAINTS, Wnoori.No Cocgh, C0LDS,C0L'GI!S,I10ARSN.SS, Influenza, DirricrLTY or Expectok Sore Throat, atios Bronchitis, Asthma, Phthisic, Croc r. And general afflictions of the Chest and Lungs, which leads to Consumptions, all of which diseases, yield immediately by lite use of this valuable Cocgh Candy. The materials used in the preparation are ol the best quality, being vegetable and the best white Ha vana Sugar, const-qmntly it may be relied on as in ev ery respect a pure and genuine article. HOWE &.CO. .Vo. 1, Colieg Hall, Walnut Strft Li-cinuati, O. I'l'DTlVIPiTPv! lUU A 41 1- From Henry Morse, Ex Judge of Court of Common Please. This is to cartifv that we have used the CoughCan dv of HOWE CO.. and do with confidence cheer fully recommend it to thoee atliicted with Coughs, Colds. .Vc. H. MOUSE. Manutacturer of Patent 1-orce Pumps, Ornamental Cast Iron Fountains, Fire Engines, &c. Cincinnati, Aug. 11, 1347, V. s r Aii u.U. Froi.i D. Tuttle,Proprietor of the City Hotel Gentlemen: It is with much satisfaction that 1 have it in my power to testify to the efficiency of your Couirh Cindv. I have used it and know it to be a valuable and certain remedy lor uoias ana iougns, and as such commend it to the public. Cincinnati, Aug. 16. 147, U I U11LK. From Wm. Young, Presiding Elder, of the Metho dist K. Church. Cincinnati. Mr. Howe: rot long since while laboring under the influence of a painfully embarrassing hoarseness occasioned by cold and speaking in the open air a friend handed me a piece ol your "lloarhound and Liverwort Candv" from the use of which 1 experien ced great and almost immediate reliefsince then I have treuuenilv used it Willi the same bcncnciai ef fects. 1 therelore feel no befcitance in recommending your Candy as a certain sjiecilic for Coughs, Colds, Hoarrtiew,&c. WM. YUUÄÜ. Cincinnati Aus. "Zt. 1S47. Indi W,M. WOOLS EYt Agent,Evan?ville ni)Y2J,tl TO THE CITIZENS OF Thi Great and Glorious Union. 1FE beim; the i?reatet bleinr. that which in surers it free trom the evil ot premature death must be of paramount importance. Brandreth's Pills are altogether of Vegetable coin- position, and while they possess remarkable powers in curing disease, are perfectly harmless, and can thus be usetl wit li perfect batety tty persons ol an ages, and in any condition of the system, with a cer tainty of lieneticial results from their oi erat ion which is mild and pleasant, tho' thoroughly search ing to the root ot diseased action, and always termi natin" in a rreat increase ol healtn ana viiior. Ni net y-te ven vears they have been before the pub lie. and every succeeding vear has increased the sphere of their iireat usefulness. They are now ua tronizeu in every pri oi me tiniw wunu; nut can r.i I 1.1 envy nor detraction materially impair meir wen es tablihed reputation. 1 hese celebrated fills do not cure entirely by their purging qualities, i hey have in tneir composition a vegetable corpuscle, analagous to the corpuscle the blood; the corpuscle ol vegetable origin, becomes incorporated with the mas ut the Iile-zimng fluid and IMPARTS A FERMENTATIVE rOWT-R which occasions the blood to throw out all infestial poisonous, or peccant matters, thereby entirely puri tying the whole volume of blood in the circulation. And thus thece rills cure the most latai, and noxiou and harras-iing diseases, in a manner so easy and certain, as to cive creat thankfulness to the af- tlicted. Everv vear their salejias increased. Dr. urandret sells more of them at this time in a month than h did in the whole of the year 1833, or any previous year 1 he sale having increased 'pivl'i t.'ti it tv T-rv tri. rc 1 I Ii 1 La-1 wij 1 1.- I L-t.i I ijmir. Can any other medicine Ik? pointed out that ha sustained its reputation that has increased in the confidence of the public in an euual proportion f It would be a most happy thing lor the poor, it the

prejudices ot .Medical men would permit tneir gene ral adoption in the public Hospitals. What a bless inn this would be to the poor, and also to the whole community in which the Hospital are cituated! No Mnp rever would long remain to poison our aimos phere with its noxious exhalation! Io malady no not even Cholera, would ne ol a dangerous cnaracter were Brandreth's Pills visorouslv resorted to when the first of its symptoms were perceived. An Shi Fever, and levers of an inflammatory, or of a typhoid character would be found equally under their power ful control. While influenza, small-pox, menhirs. scarlet lever, and all the diseases of children would be atlairs requiring only a very tewdos-s ol Pills, to entirely re-eMab!ndi the patient's health. And in case oi rneumaiim anuuropsy, anu me various lorms oi lung disease, no medicine is capable of doing more good; or whose use would tend more to the recovery of health. Tuese Facts, Dr. Bkanpuetu proclaims, are SOLEMN TRUTHS. Let our Legislatures and men in authority every where look to this. If these things be so is tt not a part of their high duty to cause the Braudrcth l'üls to be used by our glorious Army and Navy, anil in all public Hospital! Public opinion tells these honor able men, that such is their duty; and one of the most serious character in which is involved the security ol many valuable lives. Over Two Millions of our Citi zens have approved ol Brandreth's Pills: they are no longer a private, but a public medicine. iet the sick every where see to their interest, and obtain this eurer ot sickness: dispenser of health and securer of long life. The weak, the nervous and delicate are strengthened by the operation of Bran dreth Pills, which are benericii I for the mind as tor the body mental derangements of all kinds are cured by them; in fact they impart a vigor and power to the intellect truly surprising, it is now n common oc currence when a man is alwut to make a great effort, to take a dose of Brandreth's Pills, which clear the head and invigorate the perceptive faculties. In fact lnc Horary B,ltl sedentary of both sexes will FlXD A Tb EAST' RE or HlALTII, r.n in inec k in. nen sleep cannot ie obtained Irom the nervousness of the system induced front over tax ation of the mental faculties, or other causes, one oi twnof these Pills will invariably produce sleep. In low nervous levers they are most valuable. Spurih im and the lamented Harrison would have been saved had these 1 ill.x lieen used Jememler then, that energy of mind and body re t from Brandreth's Pills: that thev nre am.licable sul in all conditions of the body, doing good it good can lie done, and will he sure never to injure. No family should be without them in the house; because so much dcends on the timely application of proper medicine when sickness commences. Sail ors, and all other travellers, should never be without them; they prevent scurvy, costiveness, and cure the malignant levers of hot climates. When you purchase otherwise than ol Dr. B or bis agents, be sure and obtain the genuine, and have none other. BRAN DRETH S PILL'S are sold.with full direc tions, at 2. cents per lox, at 2tl Hudson street, 274 Bowery, Mrs. (Jotr, 4 Mai kct street, Brooklyn, and by Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office, 21 1 Broad wav. New Vork, and by DAMKL WOOLLY, and WM M. W00LSEY. agents Evansville and by one agentin every town or village in the United States. npl -Im TO RENT. A two storv Brick Dwelling House situate on Fine street, with out-houses", &.c. The building is new and in complete cistern order Apply to JJUYÜ LULLOCK. jy26 LAWNS AND PRINTS. JUST received Spring Prints. a small lot of handsome Lawns and martSj M. W. FOSTFR. Ar MiwainHniam-3? Hull ii u u u o nniin itHw w. rr t v i H i X inonl BEBflDi: ffrlrlltTf K hkrf WW ft mit UUUIIUP llUlillllfiiijU rr7niinnti.u iii i in ii: Dr. Townsend's Compound Extract SAKSATAHILLA. twwm 1 nis extract is put up in quart bottles it is hi times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted superior to ny sold. It cures diseases without vomiting, pur wj, sickening or debilitating the patient, and is particularly adapted for a üfKIAU AU fcU.MMtlC .Mf.UlwlMu. The irrea! beaut v andsuoeiioritv of this Sarsana rilla overall other remedies is, while it eradicates dis ease, it vigorates the body. Consumption cured Cleanse and strengthen Cunsumption can be cured Bronchitis, consumption, liver complaint. colds, coughs,ca'arrh, asthma, spitting of blood, sore ness in the Chest, hectic flush, night sweats, dirjicult or profuse expectoration and pain in the side, &.c. have and can he cured. Frobably there never was a remedy that has been so successful in desperate case öf consuroptionas this; it cleanses and strengthens the system, and appears to heal the ulcers cn the lungs, and the patients grad ually regains their usual health and strength. CURIOUS CASE OF COXSUMITIOJI. There is scarcely a day passes but there area num ber of cases of Consumption reported as cured by the use ot Dr. 1 ownsend s rarbspanlla. 1 he loiiowing was recently received. Dr. Towxsexd Dear Sir: For the last three years I have been atliicted withgeneral debility, and ner- vous consumption ot the last stage, and did not ex pect to ever gain my health at all. After going irtoiigh a course of medicine under the care of some ot the most distinguished regular physicians and menilcrs of the Board oi Health in New York and elsewhere, an I spending tne most ol my earnings in attempting to regain my health, and atter reading in some paper ot your barsaparilla 1 resolved to try it After using six bottles Hound it done me great good and called to see you at your office, with your ad vice 1 kept on, and do most heartily thank you lor your advice. 1 persevere in taking the. Sarsaparilla. and have been able to attend to my usual labors for the last three months, and 1 hope by the blessing ot VJod and your Sarsaparilla to continue my health. t helped me beyond tue expectations oi an tnai Knew my case. viiviviji.o vtu i.nu i Urance. Essex Lo. N.J. Aug. z. 1E17 State of New Jersey. Essex County, ss. Charier saith, that the fortging statement is true according to the best of hLs knowledge best ol his knowledge and bellet. C1IAKL.ES UUIMBY. Sworn anilEubscriljed to before me at Orange, the 2d Aug. 1847. CYRUS BALDWIN. Justice of tho Peace SPITTING BLOOD. Read the following and say that consumption is incurable if you can. New York. April 25 1347. Mr. Towxsexd: I varilv lelieve that vour Sarsap aril la has been thi means, through Providence, ol saving my life. 1 have for several years had a had cough. It became worse and worse. At last I rais ed la rue quantities ot blood, had night sweats, and was praieiy uepiiuatea ana reuueeu, anu um not ex pect to live. I 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 the city. 1 raise no blood, and my cough has lett me. ou can well imacine that 1 am thauklul lor tnese results. Your obedieut servant. Wm. RrssEU., G5 Catharine st. LOT HERPEECH The annexed certificate tells a simple and truthful story of suffering and relief. There are thousands ol similar cases in this city and Brooklyn, and yet thereare thousands ot parents who let their children uie r i i i ior iear oi oeuiir i.uiiimii::eu or to eae a icw ruin nfrs. ifsooKLV.". Sent 13, 1847, Dr. Towxsexd: 1 take pleasure in stating, for the benefit of those whom it may concern, that my daughter, two yeurs and six months old, was afflic ted with ireneral debility and loss of eucech. She was eiven uo as uast recover v bv our family physi cian; but fortunately I was recommended by a Iriend to try your Sarsaparilla. Uefore having used one bottle hhc recovered her speech and was enabled to walk alone, to the astoni-hment of all who were ac quainted with tin circumstance. She is now quite weiland in much better health than she has been lot 18 months past. JOSEPH TAYLOR, 128 York st. Brooklyn TWO CHILDREN SAVED. very few families indeed in fact we have not heard of one that m-ed Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla in time lotnv children the past Summer, while those that did not sickened and died. The certificate we publish below is conclusive evidence ol its value and id only another instance of its saving the lives o children Dr. Towxsexd Dtar Sir: Iliad two children cur ed by your Sarrapardla of the summer complaint and uyseniery; one was only 13 months olu and the oth i 3 years. They were very much reduced, and iew expected they would die; they -ereciven tin by tw resiiectable physicians. When the doctor intormed is that we must lose them: we resolved to trv vour Sarsaparilla we had heard so much of, but haJ little confidence; there being so much stuff advertised that s worthless; but we are very thankful that we did, for it, urinoubtedly saved the lives of both 1 write this that others may Ik; induced to use it. l ours, resjiecttuiiy, juiiN viu?u, jr. Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, Sept. 13, 1847. LUNATIC ASYLUM. James Cummings, Esq. one of the Assistants in the Lunatic Asylum, Black well's Island, is the gen tleman spoken of in the following letter: KllEU.u AT1S.U. This is only one ot more than lour thousand cases of rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla has cured The most severe and chronic cases are weekly eradicated by its extraordinary virtues: BI.ackweusIsi.axd, Sept. 14, 184. Dr. Towxsexd: lhave suffered terribly for nine ears with the rheumatism; considerable of lhe time could not eat. sleep or work; I had the most dis tressing pains, and my limbs were terribly swollen. 1 have used tour Itotiles ol your earsapanlla, and they have done me more than one thousand dollars worth f cood I an: so much Unter, Indeed, I am entire ly relieved. You are at liberty to use this for the ben efit of the afilictcJ. Yours, respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS. COULD NOT WALK. That Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is the very best remedy for female complaints there is no disputing thousands and thousands of' weak and debilitated duales that were prostrated by those diseases to which females are btibjcct were soon in the enjoy ment of robust health. N"EwYoKK,Sep 23, 1S47. Dr. Towxsfxh: My wile has for the last year been very sick, and in a greatly reduced state of health be ing reduced by a variety of complaints such as fe males are liable to; she got so bad at length that the was entirt ly unanle to walk, and was as helpless as a child, she commenced using your Sarsaparilla, and he immediately began to regain her strength, net complaints left hr, and after Liking several bottles he l restored. lieing a singular case 1 have thought itmiirht do good to publish a. She used a number j remedies that done her no good previously. Yours, respectlully, JtHli .vi UhLKS, 87Narfolkst. TO THE LADIES. (IREAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Dr. Towxsexd's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign and speedy cure lor incipient consumption, and tar the general prostration ot the system no matter whether the result of inherent cause or causes, produced by ir regularity, illness or accident. Nothing can Im more urpriing than its invigora ting etfects 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 counteracts tho iicrvclcbsness of the female frame, which is the great cause of barrenness. It will not Im ex-cted of us, in cases of so delicate a nature, toexhibit certificates ot cures performed, but we can assure tlie atliicted that hundreds of case have been reported tous. Dr. Towxsexd: My wife being greatly distressed by weakness and general debility, and sullering con tinually by pain and with other difficulties, and hav ing known cases where jour medicine has elTected great cures; and aLso hearing it recommended for such cases as 1 have described, f obtained a bottle of your Extract of Sarsaparilla and followed the directions you gave me. Ina short enod it removed her com plaints and restored her to health. Being grateful for lhe benefits she received, I take pleasure in thus ac knowledginc it, and recommcnjir.g it to the public M.D. MOORE, cor. of Orani and Lydius sts. Albany, Aug 17, t?lll w TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES. This Extract of Sarsaparilla haa been expressly preparetl in referenoce to female complaints. Ho fe male who haa reason to suppose she is approaching that critical period, Mthe turn of life," should neglect io taw ii, as it is a certain preventive ior any oi the numerous and horrible diseases to which females fcra subject at thi time of life. This period may be de layed for several years by using thiseruedicint. ftor is it less valuable for those who are approaching wo manhood, it is calculated to assist nature by quick ening the blood and invigorating the svstem. Indeed im-uicuecine is invaiaabie lor all the diseases to which women are ut jecU it oraces the whole system, renews permanently tha natural enemies bv mnnvinrr tl. imm,.;i; .v.. CJ J IMlUUlllICa 11 tli7 J 0. bo iar stimulating the system as to pro- uuwj a suosequent relaxation, which is the case of niosi meciancs taken lor lemale weakness and dis ease. DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE AN D DKOPSY- r,V KewYobk. July, 22, 1846. Db. Towxsexd Dear Sir u.un. k..in r. 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 ol the heat, which has been very distressing, and has frequently been uuable to leave her bed. The rupture was very large and severe. She tried almost every remedy for such cases with bat little benefit. When she had ta ken but three bottles of your excellent medicine vha was entirely relieved of the disease of the heart, and the rupture has almost entirely disappeared. Slie has also had the dropsy, and was very much swollen. We had no idea that she could be so ben. tiled, as she had such a complication of diseases. But it has, as strange as it aiav annear. relieved her of the dropsy. 1 am aware that this statement is so strange aa to appear almost like fiction, but it ia solmr reality. Your Sarsaparilla i. certainly a valu able medicine, and should be used by every one that s suffering as we have been. If any disbelieve thia account, thev arc at liberty to call at my bottsc and have ocular demonstration. Yours, respectfully. WILLIAM TOWSER, 1 James st. DYSPEPSIA. N fluid or medicine has ever been discovered which so neat ly resembles the gastric juice or saliva in deeomjoMng lood and strengthening the organs ot digestion as thi preparation ol JSartaparilla. It dos itively cures every case of dyspepsia, however severe or chronic. Dank Detabte.nt, Albaxt, May 10, 1843, Dr. Towxsexd -Sir I have been nlliicted for v. eral years with dyspepsia in its worst form, attended with sourness ot stomuelt. lös ot amietite, extrem heartburn, and a great aversion to all kinds of food, and for weeks (what 1 cot: Id eat) I have been unable 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 mut tay with lime confidence; but alter u:ing ""j1 tw0 1 Vuuud W,11,1 nt torcd and wai.mu.un, ..i..v.m, uui uUiu earnest ly recoinntend theute of it to those who have been atliicted as I have been, Yours, &c. W. W. V AN ZAnDT. X. B. Purchase none but such aa have wranners that hide the bottle completely, and have the written signatureolS.P.TOWXSLND. 1 nncipal otnee, 126 I ullon-st,bun Uudding r. 1 Redding tc Co, b State-st, Boston; Dyott ct Sons, 132 North-Sccond-ft, I'LilatlcIphia; S. S. liance. drug gist, Baltimore; Durol Co Kichmond; P. M. hen. Charleston; Wright Co, 151 Chartres-at, N 0.; 105 South 1'earl-st, Albany; R. Van Buskirk.SW corner of Market and Broad t, Newark, N. J., and bv principal Drujrjrists and Merchants cenerallv thro out the United states, Ycst Indies, and ike Canada!. For Sale by ALLEN C. I1ALLOCK. Druggist Msln. St, Evansville, lnd. Who is appointed by the proprietor. Wholesale Agent, with authority to sell at Manufacturer's price Eur Sale also by K1CIIAKD B. HALLUCK. Druggist Princeton, lull. march 18-d&.w ly TEAS! TEAS!!

AL.L.1S llOWES, Evuusville, Ia AGENTS OF THE NEW YORK r -CANTON TEA COEXPAn?. The Oldtbt Tea Ehlallhhmtnt in America rTMIE Canton Tea Company has been popularly JL known tor many years. This is the largest and' oldest Tea Establishment in America. 'I he public have had full proof of their integrity amf responsi bility. But such has lieen the great and pressing d- maud for their Teas of late, that they have been obli ged to enlarge, to a great extent, their two principle establishment iu New York, viz: 125 Chatham At 1C3 Cireeuwich Street. They moreover possess facilities, in relation toihe Tea trade, in a very abundant degree, and doubtless superior to any other Tea. Concern in 'Amerira. '1 heir scrupulous regard to all principles that tend to elevate the character of a large house, is well uu- derstood, and has already procured the ui aconrtc? tion, probably, larger than all ol her Tea establish ments united, and they consequently an determined to sell tea purer, mote fragrant, and perfect for the price, in the aggregate, than any house in the world China excepted. Tht ymost zealously invit the attention of the la habitants of il.is city and surrounding country to their agency Mfssrs. Allis i. liuwjV. where the following assortments are always on hand; and they feel no hesitation in statin?, that wherever a single trial is made, a very decided preference is given lo lhe celebrated Teas of the Canton Tta Company. $3"Reader make the experiment. Retail prices as follow, subjtct in all cases to ks re turned if mot a'prored f. (KEENS Good Young Hyson JO 50 0 62 f Fine do do---- No 2 fragrant do No 2 very fine do- 75 00 25 75 Silver Leal, do 1 3 ooou liysou Very fine do Extra fragrant (Jood Hyson skin--- Good lmpeiial Very tine do Extra tine do Good Gunpowder 00 25 50 75 CO 25 75 M 0 55. r ine do Kxtra fine do BLACKS. No 1 Souchong No 2 do Finest do Fragrant Powchong, various prices Congo, various pi ices Fine tKilong Very fine do 1 Extra tine do 50 CI 75 i4 50 75 00 Ningvong, various prices Finest English Breakfast Tea. (very rich -Pekoe Cavort 0 A Fine Orange Pekoe 62 Finest Pekoe Flowers V 4 Howuua, or fiutit Black Tea imported 1 00 ..i.i ultra Tu. Iioth t.'reen and B.ack, of all descriptions, the highest grades grown in CLina, lO1 J'AKE yOTJCE.Tb Canton Tca Company are the expluMve venders of the fmeror Black l e called Mixture." 1 hey ir.tioduced it in America in 181t-and every other person or house professing to hell the fame at ah-much lo.i tow-? It price-ltH-eivc the unwar). s the puolic them., elvea will percieve, by conn-anng lhe si-unous with the genuine "Howqua" vended by the Canton Tea. Company. ni.inir. In?l Every package im uumwi w.i-lit, independent of the wraper,near the stamp i -i ruf tlip Ifii lJ.eriin arc ol neatness anu .v, so thoroughly secure.! irom iii ou j m ill nrmtn nrnmnaireif in anv Cll- mm i!v ana mmci "'t-"t Agents. mate. tmy ITTINER'S Canadian Vermifnge The best V remedy ever yet discovered for all kinds f WORMS. It not only destroys Woims and invico rates tiie whole system, but it dissolves and came ofl the euiicrabundanl some or niBcuj,wpre' the stomach and bowels of children, more eepecisily thoe in bad l;alth. The mucus lorms the bed or nest in which worms produce their young, and by moveing it, it is impossible for worms to remain in the t Eody ItisharmsinitstiTecicon.thesysWn.and lhe health of the patients is always improved by it ufe, even when no orms nrc Je ered; the i meds cine being palatable, no child will refove to take i- not even the most delicate.. ro K ÖCrPrepared by JOHN IN LR CO., XSo.83 Alaiden Lane, New York. Sold wholesale and rey tail bv J. WRIGHT, Genera Agen for the South and West, 151 Cbartres street.ew uncans. frr-fnlv Acents ill r.vantuie. marui-lF ALLlSdt HOWES tt 1 l I i