The Evansville Daily Journal (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.])
August 31, 1848

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THE EVAI WILY VOL. I. EVANSVILLE, IA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1848. NO. 110 JÖUKNÄLo W. II. CHANDLER V Co., Publishers. OFFICE ON FIRST ST., BELOW MAIN. TERMS OF ADVERTISING for twelve lined, first insertion. 50 cents Kor each additional insertion, 23 cents For twelve line per annum in Daily or Weekly per changeable, fcS 00 For same amount in both papers, 1 Kr iio.f.iurth nlimn Dnitv or weekly -0 00 do tla in loth paper?, For onc-lialf column Daily or weekly do do---- in both tapers F.r f!.inl.4 11 f Ii fines and under 23 00 ;t5 in) ix) 4 ou The privilege of annual advertirs is limited to their immediate business, and may be changed as often as once a week; and all advertisements tor the benefit of other persons, as well as nil legal adver tisements, and advertisement ol auction sales sent in by them, must be paid for at the usual rates. No reports, resolutions, or proceedings ot any cor poration, society, association, or public meeting, and nj communication declined to call attention to any matter ofiimit.il or individual interest, can be inser ted unless paid for as an advertisement. No advertisement can bo inserted gratuitously for charitable or other societies,public institutions or com panies. Agreements will be made at higher pricee for ad vertisements inserted before "marriages and-deatlis," but all apvebtiseme.vts that exceed the limiLj engag ed, will be counted and charged for. ?I. C. COOK, 151. D. Office Corner of Maiu and Pine Streets, CT f.fiT'1.4 MI-WOT'TJT. nflPT rV)W rnilr4 bia acknowledge- a w tri til a tor the con the important and critical department of the profes sion, to which lie continues to devote his attention, viz: the diseases of the EYE and EAR. Having devoted the ast fifteen years to the study and prac tice in this branch of niedica science, he feels assur ed that in even the most ineterate cases he can ac- nl e-iti -nm 1 1 i FUCCCS3 heretofore warrants this degree of confluence in any j case that may be presented. Persons who are untor- tunar-ly anlicted witn disease ieiiuer iiic i the EAR, are invited to call aud seek relief. a; 11 -d&.wly. J. DA-XFORTH J. I" DOFOETU. J. DAXrOZlTII A: SON. WHOLESALE DEALEUS IS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY (iOODS. No. 4 1 1, Main St. Louisville, Ky. m21 C. I ET CIS H A C O No. 507 Maiu Street, Louisville, Ky. (.NEXT DOOS TO THE KA.XK Of LOV1SVILI.E.) ri-TT"! CONSTANTLY on hand, double and HiVi7rP'l -ig! Action Harps, .Mimical Instru J i ii J J meats of every description, Italian Strings. Muric published U eekly -.Music bound iu thä strongest minner. 1'iano Fortes repaired and tuned to let, ana sec ond hand I'ianos purchased, sold, ot exchanged. Seminaries supplied vith Music at a liberal dis count. mar211y J. II.3IAUXICI2 A; CO., Asent of the BDNHJWnua MINIS3 AN 3 MANUFACTURING CO.. II AVK just received 11 üoaadoz. Cotton larn, Which they are authorized to sell at Louisville prices at all tiui-s during th season. TIk-s; Yarns are of an.excellent miahty, and supe rior t most of the i'ituburg Drands. neu.-e call and examin? them. aP a CICIWATTI AT HCmiX!! r SO AI AND CANDLE JIANUPACTOitl M ATltCW M INNCRNCY Co., would res w.'ifiillv inform the citizens of Kvansville, and the public generally, that they Lave established a So-ip and Caudle Manufactory, on Divi-ion street, b -tween 2,1 and 3d, at the old stand of Wilks Keagen, where they inteifd to keep always on hand a supply of Soap and Candles, of the bet quality, which they intend to sell at Cincinnati prices. Th litjjhest nnr kia Jj ces will bo paid for tallow and grease of all leb 1 2 Cm. CO.lI.lIEXtCIAl HOTEL. unnsvu.i.tz, ky. T. W. DIDD, 1'KUIMCTOR. rOpposite the Washington Hall, 5th street, be tween Main and Market. mar 21 y 4 INDIANA IIALL-IJy A. Ilaubold. This II tel i situited at the foot ot Divi-ion "jtrett, op;vi-ite the stervnbit landing. Char ges moderate and accommodations excellent, my 10 JOIIX E. TAY TAR. R- HARVEY. rilAYLOit vt HARVEY, Commission and For I warding Merchant, Water st., F.vanville, Indi ana. Have'also a lare, n-jw wharf-boat where they will receive and store Ireight free of dray age. ap23 JO'It IV(Jt, JR HORATIO Q. WIIEELER A TTORNKYS AT LAW, success. 'BSTO Battell XX I.YGLE, Gtneral LvlhrtioH and Ural tiaie Agency. OiRce on First street, below Main. N. 11 11. WuiXR, Notary I'ublic. foe 9 tf J OIIV J CtlANDLUii. Attorney at Law Ollic on at. b,!eii Miu and Sycamore, ap 2G rO.XRAD BASES. m THOS. E. GABVI.V BAKLliü GARVIN, Alt trnrv at Liw. Lvans ville, la. Oilice in the Court House. scp3 M6. J AMES G. JONES, Attomej at Lit, Office on First street, below Main ap23 tf. J -ES R. HARDER, Attorney at Law, office V (i 1st street above main. ijy T)R. JOHN T. WALK ClI. 1 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Otliee on Main Street, between Second and Third, and nearly opposite the Clerk's oilice, wh. re ho may at all times be ioumt unless aosent on proicssiouai uusinuss. dec 23, '47-tf MEDICAL. GEO. B. WALKER, rhjsiciin and tiurzecn, O'Mcc VXl Ffst Street between Locu it and Walnut, in the oilice ionnerly occupied by Drs. Trafton and ecver. aug 11 MEDICA L.-J0IIN R. WILCOX, rhpician Surgeon. First St., alove Main, Evansville. ap20 OOISEY NELSON', Mtrchanfsfy A Hctionttrs, Main, 2d door Ironi Second st. ay M. HOLDEN, Tailor, Main street, over James ccanthn bon's J5tove store. ap Jlly. 33 RADT vt MATHEWS, Tailors, shop on theeast side of Main 8t.,onedojr from the corner of First D. O'NEIL, FashiimaUs Tailor, First st abov Main near the Sherwood IIoute. ap20ly EATON Sc IIL'GG, House Carpenters and Joiners, 21 street between Sycamore nnd Vine op2" dy A. It. JOIVKS CO.. X odncc Dealers Commission rüh'ts 'o. 1 Front Street St. Loui. lifjertnets: PETEÜ SCOTT, Painter, Exchange Hotel. jyi-'UCni j f. W. Le.'J"'-:': Evansville ffarrinjton, Hannah x Co., Ueckwlthi Drver, r,, S. W Ball, 3IcHose&.EnSli,l"1- Aj"U I Whitinore oct26-y Mathews l atch. CRAWFORD BELL, WHOLESALE AND ROTA IL DRUGGIST, MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA j HASnow in stJ-e and daiiy receiving his Spring supply frifjf Mdicins, Faint, Oil, Dy Htujf, Snrrjr, S, Perfumery, Window Glass, Glassware, Varnish, Faint and I arnish Brushes, dy. if-c. My stock is one of the largest and most com plete ever before offered in this market, comprising almost every article in my line, selected by myself with preat care in regard to the best qualities, and purchased directly from first hands and on the best terms., by which means I am enabled to pell at as low a rat as any other Home in this part of the country. Dealers are respcstfully requested to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, and those who cannot do so, by tending their orders shall have them attended to ad promptly and at rates as low as if here in person. My stock consists, in part, of the following 500 ozSulp Quiuine; 150 lbs Chrome -Yellow; 75 oz Iodine; 10 bbla Tanners Oil; luo oz Hy'd Fotasso, 5 5 do Linseed do; 50 oz Petterint; 5 do pure Castor Oil; 200 uz ExlUarkPrecip't; 10 do Spirits Turpcn- 3.VJ lbs Cum Aloe; tine; 3Ö0 do Astfafelido; 250 do l'ulv lihuharb; 20 do do Jnlapo; 15 bbls Sulphur; 5 do Uiimstone; 300 lbs Soil Indigo; 1210 do tine Madder; 2tO do Nutmegs; 'J0O do Cloves; JtK) mats Cinnamon; 200 lbs Calomel; f.00 do Cream Tartar; 10 Lbls pp. Whiting; 10 do fo Crown; 10 lo V. Red; 150 lbs Chrome CJrten; 5 do Copal Varnish; 5 do. Alcohol; 10 do! Copperas: 5 do Alum; 200 boxes Dottles and Vials iOO do Window Class; 5 Carboys Oil Vitriol; 6 do Nitric&Mu- riatic Acie; (1500 lbs Salaeratus; 1000 do Ked Iead; 300 tlo Litharge; 10 boxes James Iliver s Tobacco; 150 kegs White Load. 100 do I'ans ttrecn; KrGinstnz, IVaxsatl, Feathers, and Beeswax ta ken at the highest market price in exchange for a goods sold, or in payment ol d.bl3 due me. N. D. AH persons indebted to the firm of W. fc C Bell will please settle up as soon as pofoible, cither bv note or otherwL-e, as the tirtu has been dissolved since the 23d of August last. jan29t'43-tf. CRAWFORD BELL. DKUCS AND MEDICINES. ALLEN C. HALI.OCK", Druggist and Phitrmnrtititt. would rnllthfl attention i tho citizens of Evansville and and adjoining towns to his complete assortment of Drui;3,MeaIciüT3 Chemical?, Oils, Dytstuffs, &c, tec, fee. Alt of which are carefully selected and received fresh from tho Eastern .Markets. Fhysicians and merchants may depend upon their orders U-ing promptly attend ed to and the genuine nrticle always delivered, on terms w holesale and retail as favorable as the same juantity and quality can be purchased at any I'lace. A full assortment of Botanic Medicines, Roots, Barks, Herbs, Extracts, Powders, &.C., prepared and ut up by the Shakers. llallock's superior cold drawn No. 1 Castor Oil, Aianufnctured at Mt. Carnul, Illinois. A large assortment of Puttent and Family Medi cines, Essence's, Hair Oil's, I'erfumery, Soaps, nnd laney articles Cologne, Bay and Roe Water, all'of the best qualities Seid'.itze and Soda l'owders, care fully put up nnd of full weight. Copal Varnish at 3 00,2 25, and $1 75 per gal n. Superior Tale French Brandy, P. tl Goddard Cos Brand, warranted pure, for medical purioses ouly. llallock's Worm Camly, a fate and pleasant med icine to destroy worms in children and iniproe their their general health; Hal lock's Couyh Candy comjwsed of IIo rebound ßonewi, vtc. for nil kinds ofcauirli. ALSO ON SALE. At the proprietors prices Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters See advertisement. Dr. Upham's Veritable Pile Electuary See adver lisement Wilder's Susar CoatcJ Wg. Anti-Ftvcr Pills Sec aJvertisemcnt. Dr. VanZandt'a Health Restorative Veg. Pills Sec advert'senient. Lr. roller s Olosaonion, or all Healing Uaisom fcee advertit ment. Dr. Peter's Vegetable Pills, Worm and Cough Loz- nres. Dr. Le Roy's Universal Vegetable Pills, composed of Sarsaimri 11a and WildCherrv. Or. 1'orter's I'oor man a Curative fcugar uojucu rills, at 10 cents ix-r lox. Dr, Porter's Poor Man's Strensthning Plaster, at 10 cents a niece. Barnes' Tooth-Ache Drops, warranted to cure in all .cases. Overstreet's genuine Linament.and Doctor Beach V Family Pill. Dr. Grave's Anti-Fever and Fever and Ague Pills, Cholera Infantum and Bowel cum plaint Pill. Dr. Grave's Pain Extractor, for burns, scalds swel iin, Uhcutnatic Pains, &c, warranted to give in staut relief in all cases. Nerve and bone Linamcnt, highly celebrated for its curative powers At the Aew Drug Store; Main street opposite Be nut Viele's. jylo tf nui DIL S. S. FITCH'S COXSl7mTIOX IICIIEDÜES. THE subscriber has just received the agency tor this City and surrounding country, w ith a supply of his Abdominal Supporters; Shoulder Brace.-; lnhaleini? Tubes: Also his book of s-ix lectures on the uses of the Lungs causes, prevention and cure of Pulmonary Consump tioti, diseases of the heart, and the true mode of pre serving heath and prolonging life. ALLEN C HALL0CK, Drug'st je 21 Main st. near Water. SUC; A II I SUGAIl I sue; A It I -j Aß HIIDSNew Orleans Sugar. JLvfLf -zoo Bags Rio collee 250 Bbls Molasses; n store and for sale by A LLI3 HOWES, ap2l Water st HOPE STOKE. )A Bales hemp Packen Yarn, rJ IS doz. do No 1 Bendcords, 'St lbs. Cotton Twine, 1 box Indigo, 1 bid. Madder, 1 do Salaratus, 1 do Allum, 10 bags Laguara Coffee, 20 kegs Nails. For sale by au 1 G. VENN EM AN, Sc CO FOIt ST. LOUIS. Regular Wednesday Packet. THE elecant, fast-running steamer ATLANTIS. S. S. Paxo, Master, will leave Lvans viile for the above and intermediate landings every Wednesday, at 8 o'clock A. M. For fn ight or passageapply on board or to IIAR RINGTON, CRAN E O'illLEY. jy 22 MOURNING GOODS. A FULL and very desirable assortment of Mour- V niniruresw UoimI.-, f upernne luinilinxinp- Silk. Vm. fifif,n. fsiinirt virv int) Altirr!i f.natrps uperuno black, plain and figured bcrregca, black Lawns &.c, now open and for sale low by aP 15 MORRIS. S. JOHNSON.. HOOTS AND SHOES. CASES Roots and Shoes, Just received and for sale at wholes my6j J. II. MAOHEE Si. C 100 rh niu: iV iriAUiXE insuiiance. If there be safety only in good security in order to he secure ice mast be safely Insured.'' Uf HEN we hear of our friends looking their prop erty by lire,or that the vessel on which they have made shipment of Produce or Merchandize i lost, the first question we ask is 'were you insuredi' Now if we feel euch an interest in the welfare of our friends, how can any onurisk the dangers that are continually sur rounding his own property wi ithou beingable at any timo to answer the tmestion if put to himself, "Yes I nm Insured." The Camden Insurance Company of New Jersey, well make insurance on Buildings, Iloute- hold lurniture anil .Mercnanuize oi ail Kinus also upon shipment of Produce and Mercandize, on boad of Steam Bats, Sailing Vessels, Canal, Keel and Flat Boats, at a fair valuation and at reasonable rates ot Premium, and, in case of loss, as soon as the claim can be properly adjusted pay over the same. ALLEN C. ll ALLOC K, A cent, Oilice on Main st., nea Water, mar 9 Evaltsville, la. TAYLOR HALL. JNO. M. API retnectfullv informs the L;;;; atisa public general! iy that lie lias leaseu ior a.JL term ot years, the well known tavern stand in Ev ansville formerly kept by E. Ehrsaui, and lately by Benj Nurre. The house has been thoroughly re paired, and handsomely fitted up with entire new fur niture, and those of the travelling public who may fa vor him with a call, may rest assured that their com fort and convenience w ill meet with every attention. His Table will nlways.be supplied with the best that the market affords, nnd his Bar furnished with the choicest hxpuors, carefully selected by an experi enced hand. Attached to' the Hall, and immediately on the Public Square, are his stables, acknowledged by all to be the most spacious and convenient in the place. aug 2G, 18 7 1 f. JNO. M. APP. SHERWOOD HOUSE. rittST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. THE undersigned having become proprietors r .i i ll I i.i i: i i r oi nie auuve neu Known esiuoiiMimcni, ueg AiUL leave to otfer their cervices to the public and to solicit a share of patronage. They hope-to be able to continue the favorable consideration the House has herctolore enjoyed under tho management of Mr. Sherwood. No exertions will be spared to give uni versal satisfaction to all. The Table and the Bar will be abundantly furnislud and the rooms kept clean and neat Charges as heretofore molerate nov 4-tf PETER BURK. PRIVATE HOARDING HOUSE. THE underbiirned has opened a Private t' üoa ruing iiouse in me uric iiHiulnron v a 0!!L tor Street, above .Main, known as the Wheel er House. My object is tokecjj a house for the ac commodation of Gentlemen principally. There arc, however, three or four very pleasant rooms in the House which can be fitted up for the accommodation of spiall families. The table shall not be surpassed by any in the city. Nov. 4th A. FARNS WORTH. A SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever. This great Remedy: to which the public atten tion is particularly called, has been extenively used in the western and south western states as a speedy safe and certain cure for ague and fever, dumb ague. Chill or intermittent Fever. The unexamined and complete success at tending its use; nnd so will proven have In-come its wide Ppread victories over every form of aguo in th west that the 'Febrif uge' is now superseding every other offered re medial mrent, and looked iüon as the only one that can l relied upon in nil stage of the disen.v ftfrForsalehv Hoa llev. Pbelns Co wholesale agents New York, ami by Brinkerhoff Pent Chicago. Ill; Ewards Si. I raneis, St. Louis, Mo, a Penton, nd by Druggists generally throughout th Unitetl States, For safe by WM. M. WOOLSEY, agent for Ev ansville. IllU. Winincs Deusouchet. Mt. Vernon. N.(. Nettleton, New Harmony. W.J. Whiting, Cynthiana. jy 12-6m. GDßGGfiöQrjf? Cftlj iUWf w 3Iackony.ies Compound IA vrr Pills These Truly Celebrated Pills NOW properly csfTmed in all neighliorhoods where they have!ecn used, will have tho most salutary effect on the diseased Liver, and will most effectually eure the jaundice, and I-h thoroughly re move the licndache troui tliose who are thus ntlectetl They net ni'cit:fally o;i the Liver and Vi.srre, re move ad congestive action, aKl morhid secretions, puritying the blood, cau.-mg a free and healthy iIh charge ot bile, strengi fining the system, audai-Mting digestion. C.S. Mackenzie Sc Co., Cleveland Oh tors. li, Vropric For sale by WM. M. WOOLSEY, Evansville, and other agents throughout the country. Wining Sc- Deusouchet. Mt Vernon. N. ii. Nettleton, New Harmony. W. J. Whiting, Cynthiana. jy 12-Gm. RI'AL Estate for Sale. I now offer for sale some of the most desirable Real Estate in the city and county, con.-isting of the follow ing I jts and tracts of land. Lot No 33 iimer enlarsernent and lots No 02 6c 16G donation enlargement of the city o Evansville. Also lh) late residence of Saunders Hornbrook. dee'd, said to lie one of the finest upland Farms in the county, containing Sl acres; al nlut 3'1 acres of land in which there are several improvements this last lot will be sold in lotsiosiut purchasers. Also, 10 .bares of l.ink ock. For terms applyto P. HORN CROOK, je 2i-d.iKcw Iru mosquito ni:ttin(;. 1QA Pieces Mosquito Netting, just reccivriland XCUof r sale by mylü OLIVER LADD. WHISKEY. QÄT Phis RusscIIville Whiskey, OcJ 50 bbls Cincinnati do 20 New Harmonv do. In store and for sale low for cash by my 10 BEMENT Sc VIELE JUST RECEINED, TONS assorted Roil and Bar Iron; rJ 100 kcffs assorted Juniata Nails: 23 bundles spring Steel; 5 do fheer do; I caso extra Cast do; Plow slabs, Uoiler and sheet Iron; Rasns. Files, and Door Latches, Which,, together with our former stock makes it complete. f or sale low by A. mi-uiiu.m, may V. Water street. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ashionable HAT Establishment. Corner of Main and First Sts., Ecansc 'dle. THE attention ofcountry merchants and dealers is particularly directed to the lanre and varied as- sortment of 11 A TS, CAPS, Szc, now opening at the above establishment, comprising the most complete ock oi i.isnionaiiic ana durable pring and summer wear everolll red in this city, and unsurpassed in the West. Possessing the most favorable facilities for purchasing and a judge of atl articles in my line, I am aide to sell at rates lower than can be obtained elsewhere in the city, and as low as such articles can be had m Ijouisville or Cincinnati. My retail customers are are invited to call and ex amine my stock of Spring and Summer Hats, several Styles of which are unsurpassed tor benuty of finish una lasmon. ii is my intention to ecu em, er by wholesale or retail at prices which must command purchasers, and 1 earnestly solicit a call from all who intend buying. li. ALLEN, mar 21 corner of Main and First st3. J. VAUT11IN CO ra M WOULD respectfully announce to thoWg icitizcn3 of Evansville and country nd-S. jacent, hat they have recently opened a hoe Store on me west side ot. Main street, next door the cor ner of Second, w here they are manufacturing LOOTS AXD SHOES IS AI. I. THEIR VAKIOI S BRA.NCIILS. Their experience m the business will enable them to nrocure the best ofttock and have it manufactured in th most dur:ble manntr. We invite the citizens of Evansviile and public generally to call and examine our work, as we have a good stock ot ready made work ot our own manufacture. Young men wishing line Boots can obtain them hereof every description, ready made or to order it preterablc. All orders lett with us lor work will be promptly attended to. The Ladies ofLvansville are respectfully invited to call and examine our large stock of Ladies' ware, as we stand ready at all times to wait on those that icci disposed to tavor us with a call. We are pre; ar .i ..f. r a-.cv J..'..i- iu iiKiiiuiiiuiuic iniiey siloes oi every uiiiereui m ie. Those leaving orders forSnoes may rest assured that no pains will bo spared in trying to accommodate tnem witn any siyle they wish. We feel willing to acknowledge our erathnde to the citizens for the friendship they have manifested towards us. and thank them for their liberal patronage, m feb 14 w&tw tf." VAUTRLN CO. HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES, INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL, l'LRM A.NE.NTLY CURED BT Dr. Upham's Vcg-ctablo Elcctnary. -1 Internal Aemdy, which if used according to di rt citons, a curt Jor lij ts guaranteed. SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE. A common consequence of this affection is a kind of tenesmus, or bearing down sensation, as it is lamiiiariy caiieu: mere is also neat, tension aiiu throbbing in the part, varying from a moderate de gree ot these sensations to the most excruciating suf- lenne; these are caused by the creat How ot blood to tho parts. Sometimes the inner coatof tho bowel protrudes at every evacuation, lormiug what is called I'rolapcus, or falling of the lovcls; this is the tfTeCt oi long rontinued irritation and weakness of thator- gan. In some instances the patient experiences net vous pains, which are inuiscrihaMc, and known on ly to the sufferer, which commence immediately af ter an evacuation, and continue from thirty minutes toseverainours; these sensations are very annoying and sometimes very di?trcs-sing. This disease, when AI Tl oi long continuance, is attended ty pain and weak ness in the back, irritation of the kidnevs and blad der, and other organs in the vicinity, pain and numb ness in me legs and leet, a eense ol straitness alout the client, and unnatural fulness cf the abdominal viscera, accompanied with palpitation of the heart and oppression.- Individuals sometimes experience, previous to an attack, ot the riles, symptoms deno ting great derangement in the circulation; there is a sen; ot weight and pressure in the abdomen, with a peculiar teeling ol uneasiness in the bowels, consti pation or perineum, attended with pain in the back and loins, nausea, and slight pains in the stomach. pale countenance, conlused sensations in the head. weariness, and irritaole and discontented state ot the Ilium. nill a ciuwui IU1I11.-5UIIU U I J11-S.-IU1I III HIP IC- i i i I ni.l n i.ikllw. Ii. I n iwi. ...1 ......u .1... gion tho cm ich. 1 he circulation on the surtace

is feeble, and the current of blood determined inward and downward CCrAll the al)ove diseases and complaints, DR. Ul'HAM'SVEtJETAULEELECTUARYc-- 'icluauy, and there!re prevents l iles. READ THE TESTIMONY. Ht nso.v, Decemler 11, 181G. Ge:;ts I have used Dr. L'pham'a Vegetable Pile Electuary which 1 purchased of you, andlind it one of the Ut medicines in use for the Piles, and also for all billious a flections, arising from an impure state 01 the system Yours, Sec E. A. COLE, Marble Dealer. U.S. Marshall's Office, New York, December 6, 1S17. Messrs. Gentlemen Understanding that you are the general agents tor the sale ol Dr. L'pham'a egc table Electuary, for the cure of Piles, 1 have deemed it my duty to volunteer a recommendation in behall I of that invaluable medicine 1 have been afllicted for many years with piles, and have tried various remedies, but with no beneficial effects indeed, 1 be gan to consider my case entirely hopeless. JJut atiout tue ist oi s-eptemoer last prevailed upon ny a iricnu tomakea trial ol the above named medicine, ltook his advice and rejoice to say I am not only relieved. but as 1 lieiieve, ieriecuy cured- 1 most earnestly recommend it to all who may have the misfortune to be aluicted with that annoying and dangerous dis ease. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, ELY MOORE. REMARKABLE CURE OF TILES THIRTY YEARS STANDING. Mou.nt Washington, Blreshire Co Massachusetts, Nov. 2'J, 1847. I Messrs. KrrcnuM Hensiiaw Cents For thir ty years I have teen alilicted with piles, gereral dr- oiiiiy anu iniiammauon. causing tumors anu proiap susot tht bowels, and which had resisted allthe med ical treatment Dr. Chapman and oihers could eire. The last three years ot that time my sufferings defy uesenpuon. i was conuneu to lcd, unahle to help myself, and at last civen up by my phyirians anc. friends ir. despair ot ever gaining my fii-altb; in fact forthreedaysfieforelconimenceiTusing Dr. L'phani's flectaary, 1 as entirely Fpcechless and ir.y burial clothes were made. But under Providence, and the use of Dr. Up ham's Electuary, though an old max, 1 have the pleasure ot stating the fact to the public that my health is now good, and hope to live many years, if it is Ood's will', lo make known the virtue of Dr. Upham's Electuary, and to recommend it to myseii warrant a cure in every Yours, with the utmost expression of thankfulness, CORNELIUSSPUR. EdKAYONT, Bork Co., Iass., Nov. 29, 1S47. The above certificate tells a simple and truthful storv of suliering and relief, of which, as physician and witness in tbe case, 1 cheerfully endorse. DR. CHAPMAN. Nonet. The genuine Upham's Electuary has his written signature. thus(2CrA. Upham. M. D.) The hand is alone done with a pen. Price ftl a Box. trrSoId wholesale and retail by Kb 1 CHUM Sc HENSIIA W, 121 Fulton street. N. Y., andby Drug gists generally throughout the United States and Canadas. jy 12. A. C. II ALLOCK, Ag't for Evansville Ia. I N 6toro and for sale 50 bbl White Lime in good L order anc Cheap june 13 M.W FOSTER. ami ;ioe that in return our work may merit thiirl"';,. V? l.j r utiittip ai.nrobation. Cincinnati, Aug. 16,1947. D TUTTLE. v nn orK uone uy us is warranted, and no ciiargc i-V? V-ü V r; l .i- 1: i .1 i i i h dist L. Church. Cincinnati. n i. 1 From YVm. Younr. 1 reKIin? L.MCT. OI Hie .UCUiO ui.ui mr iiu iiuiii" nur lil.ii fiioiiki Elve wa v. l J. my afllicted fellow creatures. It helped metwyond l,,c, ,4"' "lo "a,,v -i- UJL,V JklFashionableooiauuauc .Y- cFJi alltxtRctati.nsofallthatknewmyca.,andIcan and had to be extracted that way. Ihe tmisonous V WOULD inform his friends and the pubic XI ij onlv say to others that it is in my opinion, the U-st nat"r?f ,,hc ink-in G wound, as well as the instru- Vhat he now has, andintejids to coiwtan dy r U. medicine in the world for Piles, or any other disease "jent Use caused the hand to swell dreadiully.- fkeep, a fine lot of Philadelphia Calt-skiri, of the bowels; and if they will use it according to he Dalleys Pom Extractor w as app.ied and the next fcr fin-work. Work of 'every descnpuoi. .dono w ith directions. I will myself warrant a cure in eveFy case. dnv. .lie swelling had entirely gone down, the pain Outmost neatness and despatch. On Mam t tree t HOWE'S HYCEIAN HOARHOIJND Ac LI VEttWOUT COi'ülI CANDY. THISpopular Candy hasheen before the public in the west and south more than one year,and in that s-hort space of time it has obtained more reputation ior ua noon nuaiiiies. ceriainiy oi cure, mm uiiou- ness. than any other Medicine of the kind ever otlered It is the intention of the proprietors to sell the Core h Candy reasonable, in order that it may be in the reach of all to obtain a remedy, that never tails, (no ich word as "tail" is ever heurd or thought ot, wnen this-I Candy is talked about,) curing te most violent Coldi andCcruH, and is therefore olfered to the suffering and afllicted, of the Weht and South; for thötr good. Pulmonary Complaints, CeLl,CoUU II S, 1 1 OA RS Ji ESS, Bronchitis, Astr.ma, Phthisic, Croup, And eeneral atilictions of Wkocti nu Coto u Influenza, DlFFKTLTY OF ExrECTOX SokeTusoat, ation the Chest and Lungs, which leads to Consumptions, all of which diseases, yield immediately by the use of this valuable Couuh Candy. The materials used in the preparation'are of the best quality, being vegetable and the best white Ha vana tugar,conseiiUt nuy ll may nereueu on asm ev ery resject a pure and genuine article. HOWE iCO. No. 1, Collegt IlaJl, Walnut Strfl Cincinnati, O. CERTIFICATES. From Henry Morse, Ex Judge ol Court of Common Please. This is to certify that we have used the Cough Can dy ot HOWE CO., and do with contidcncc cheer fully recommend it to lhce afflicted with Coughs, Colds, &c. H.MORSE. Manufacturer of Patent Force Pumps, Ornamental Cast Iron Fountains, Fire Engine, i.e. Cincinnati. Aug. Ji. 134 4, u. o rau. l T. n n ..i i f .ur:,.. L. iromli. Tutt e.l roprietor of the City Hotel Ucntlemtn: It is with much satisfaction that I !ave l n "7 VTr t0 es!i!y, lh,e ,elJcAf ?5y.,LOU.r ii jnirrn .nn v i nvp irstii l niiii kiiuvv il iu u valuable and certain remedy for Colds and Coughs, Mr. Ilowt: Not loncsince whilelaboring under riflnr.rw-n rkf rn in t 1 1 v fmlinrrnsinT honrsencxrt h I i iiinn-iin- v. ry 'i i .I... I arwl a miph ffim ri Iftld If trttllf nilllllf. occas-ioneu Dy cui anuspesiKiug in uiu open nir nisieau oi encouraging, every precaution ia r ii l -a. .All 1 I .11.1. i- i- c i a inenu nanueu me a piece oi your iioarnouua anu Liverwort Cam! v" from the use of which 1 exnerien- ecu great ami almost lmmeiiiaie rtuei hince men t i-.. .l:.f .1 have frequently ued it with the same beneficial ef fects. 1 therefore feci no hesilance in recommending your Candy as a certain specific for Coughs, Colds, fi W'M VIIIVC iioarsness, ccc. .ti. luuu. Cincinnati Au?. 27. 1817. Indi W. M. WOOLSEY, Agent,Evansville no v 2.", tl A RARITY under the head of a Patent Medicim and advertisement. We ask our readers to peruse the following, knowing they w ill profit thereby. 31 LA N E'S V HUM 1 1' IGE. medicine which is perfectly safe, and may be civ- en to children from tender infancy, to advanced age, lays under no restraint as to cold water, or any kind otfood. Purges mildly, subduing fever, destroys and expels worms with invariable success, and is easily administered to children. That it possesses these valuable properties, is fear h ssly asserted: still claiming the aditional advantages- of being given in small bulk, and requiring none of the drenching which Worm tea and other supposed Ver mifuge demand. Durinn its bn.Iiant career, it ha. Ieen introduced into many families, where every oth- er known ana accessible v ermutige naa oetn tried without the least success, where it has promptly ex pelled worms to an almost lncrcduuc amount. near iini me uuuurui me uuheuu oi ine i ncinc. it .1 rvi:. r.u i..i r.!? (published in 1'itts-burgh, Pa.) says in reference to the article. 'ln lnnt-irtivMnA 111 AjlvArf icnmrtnta fnrT,r cmfll I I .9 I I hi I nl Hint 1 in tnmn 1Qcro I Iv I ni I rill Ll. lite 'IUI I ll'IT VII 1 1 v u III uinrii v i a. w i" Co. and reniarkinir that I would I "lad to advertise any medicine tnat really was essentially useiui, they i ii j-a.i lunushetl me with their circular respecting Dr. M Lane's Worm Sieeitic, with the accompanying certif icates. f celing pursuaded that the ccrtihcates were genuine, I took some of the medicine home for the use of my own young family. I gave thehrstday a small teaspoonful to Sarah. Shewas wan-lookingand black under the eyes. She passed several worms, some a? arge as a mpc stem. 1 also gave a small teaspoonfull hamuli, a little, rosy cheeked lleshy boy, about Jl vears old. But as his stomach was tvmnanous. i. e. he was pot-bellied, I thought he might have worms. tie cried alter more, which I did not see hi to give him. but upon the operation of this medicine, his mother and the neighbors were surprised at the result. He passed nearly a pint of worms, almost all as biij as a common nine stem There was seventy in all. I then gave tome to a little boy only 2 years old, and he pass ed twenty-five, some eight inches in It ngth. 1 there tore leet clear to recommend M' Lane s v ermituire as a specific for worms. It fairly seems death to them. l-fKALL. KtliS, Ijdttor. Pittsburgh Feb. 10th, 1S47. J. Kipd Co. No. 00 Wood Street: Pittsburgh, now the sole proprietors ol Dr. M Lane's celebrated medi eines. All orders must be addressed to them. N. B. Purchasers will please be particular to impure tor "Lr JV Lüh s American Horm Oi-erftc. or i ermutig: fcoldW holesale Sc Retail by CRAWFORD BELLT. Main St., Evansville J By Druggists and Dealers generally throughout United States. ALLEY'S Magical Pain Extractor. U More proofs that Dalley'a Magical Pain 1 xtrac- tor is best Medicine in the world. Every day is de monstrating the matchless virtues ot this article. Letters are coming to us from all parts of the Union expressing gratitude and surprise at th! wonoertul I properties it possesses in all cases of burns, rheuma tism, piles, w-ounds, ccc. The press abounds in no- I 1 ..I. a uees oi us iii;u cuaracier as a standard medicine. and from the number we select the following iroml the Lland City of the 12th September Dalley's Mlpical Pain Extractor. An inven tion like this truly wonderful article, so full of virtues should be made known to the universe. Its cures, in many cases are absolutely beyond belief. For burns, scalds, sores, swellings, pains in the Minus ot all kinds. cuts, wounds,and in every disease of the body, where it can be applied externally, it never tails to cure. A singular ca.se came under .ur own observation. A triend in playing witn a st arp steel pen, run it into had left, and the wound was cured in a few days ImjHjrtant Caution Counterfeits of my Extractor areunblushingly published to the world in my name. Protect yourself, as you value lite, and health, from these deceptions. I am-as every druggist in the Uni ted States knows, the sole inventor and proprietor cf Dallev's Magical Pain Extractor; no other beina has ever made or can make a grain of it, for no man liv ing ha9 the secret ot the preparation but mvsf If. The only genuine has my written signature on each label, and is sold wholesale nnd retail at the General" Depot 206 Broadway, New York; and at the Soulhren De pot, 151 C ARTRES street. New Orlcas, my only 'eneral Depot for the South and est II 1H I I C All orders for Agencies, or for Pain Extractor, must b' addressed to J. WRIGHT CO., 151 C AR- TU ES street New Orleans, only agents for the South and West- I JörOn y Agents in Evansville, mar25-Iy ALLIS HOWES. lk..,.!n. ri.;.. ,.n. I if l.n. ll.. I 1. I ICUn.otTaI.-9r. iasukaace company. oZVJtlit'l0n iidingüitl1edfrom all vothers, at home or a broad, by all. or most Wf the following peculiarities!- i. w hre the premiums are over ftV) it mSitMy iV8SruWd 10 e"'y. quarterly, t3,?"1 of prJfit3 are thheld,ordivert- 4 U hirÄ -U-7in cha"y or otherwise ,n,i J f in ,oon e,ther nominal or real, to pay interest for, haying a si fficient capital funded from premiums received 4 uueu, ironi 1 M assured can withdraw hi .fi,. i.., tl. .em to aceun.ul.te year by year, at his option. at CO. ""-""''i Müieauot etoppiag 7. It declares the profits yearly, instead of once in reedrbeari n 7' and uttl "P J'eary lo the As" sured, bearing 6 1Cr cent interet-which scrip is re deemed m cash, when theprotits aniounud tof 20t iSuJed! accumulate at the option ol tht 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 peW, wLther married or unmarried, to provide for Ohl Ae Sick ne.s and V ant, as well as for Death. i. '1 he Assured can surrender the policy at any time alter the first year, and receive its equitable value. 10. At any time after the first year, the Assured can Iwrrow on the scrip iued, two-thirds of its a mount,so that he has nothing to fear from a chance ot circumstances, or inability to pay the premium. 11. Directors and Oflicers are chosen yearly; and the Assured votes according to his interest. v V ,uJ?U8a,re all invested in United States, New ork, New Jersey and Massachusetts stocks, and in Real Lstate in New York and New Jersey wholly unincumbered, and of double ihe value loan' ed. 13. It pays no Directors, no Auditors, no Solici tors. It lends money to neither, i 11 -J1. dot s not reckon the Assured a year older than he is but from fix months less to nx months more, so as to equalize the estimate between all par ties. r d the ients 3rer cent. to say nothing of 33 1-3 percent resetvtd; nor of interest allowed to those who furnish a "guaran tee capital," at the rate of 5 cer cent, on pvitv him. dred pounds subscribed, for every ten pounds paid I in l c i I r luivt u i rrvem, a lomuure oi me policy, The liability of the Assured is liniite lited by Law, l I .1.. f i io uie uiuount oi nis premium note. ALLEN C. M. J.Bkay, M. D. Medical Examiner. All persons wishing to make insurance on their own or on their friends LIVES, will please call up on the agent in this City, Oilice on Main street necr aier, anu examine the terms and rates of the Com- dany je 16-ly TO COUNTRY MEUCUANTS- THE subscriber is now o,enin? ICO Tackoges of Merchandise, consisting of DY Goods, liooTS Shoes, IlATS,CArsand IVnwets, Hardware, Class Ware aud Crockery; which he will sell as low aa any House in theCity, for Cash, or Produce, such as J 1 ork, heat. Corn, Oats, flaxseed, White Utans I BeeswaxFcathcrs or Tallow. decl-tf JOHN SHANKLIN. TRUNKS.-Leather Trunks o good quality and low prices; also Car pet Bags ol every variety for sale at th Cincinnati Clothing Store. AHLERINÜ Sc BRUMMER. JUST received by steamer Tempest, 50 Bbls Whiskey: 10 Linseed Oil; 5 Lard oil: 175 Kgs White icadj 50 Bxs Candles; 20 Starch; for sale by ALUS HOWES ap 21 Water st. HYDRAULIC CEMENT. A FULL suply of this article fresh from the mills t- together wi h the best of Roach Lime. For sale by the battel. A. LA UGH LIN, ap 2.1 Water street. JUST received this Jay byr f VS Express A few cases of Boots and w tl t i Shoes, and a variety of Ladies' and' V Mif sea' fine Shoes. W. It. jan. 22 INDIA MATTINGS. "I f PIECES India Straw Mattings; J-vF Juht received and for sale low by my 6 J. II. MAGIIEE Sc CO. PAPEK HANGINGS. O ÄT A PIECES Wall Paper, new styles; rLßß 200 t'atin faced; 100 New styles 4-4 Window Paper: Just received and fcr sale low I y niyG J II jI At'Ul.iLi &LU. FANCY ARTICLES. THE subscriber has receivdd an assortment of: Seals, Sealing Wax, Note Paper; Steel Beeds, Kings, 1 assels; Bbt Clasps, Needles, Purse Twist; Fancy Beads, Pins Knitting Pins; Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving; Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, Sec, SiC, A I LMnrro I niicrt in T. 1 )rn wer ooils of eve variety, for sale at FIGS! FIGSI FIGS! fir CASKETS Fig; r t lP 430 Drums do., all fresh; r gale by ALL1S Sc HOWLS ap24 vaiet LAWNS, GINGHAMS LINEN LAWNS AVERY large assortment of the newest style Please call and examine them. ap 15 MORRIS S. JOU.WJ nil ANDY AND WINE. 5 quarter casks purejuicc Port Wine; 5 Old Port do; 3 4 Maderia; 1 ii Sherry; 1 pi.e pure Cognac Brandy ,Otard. Dupuy's hon Durchased especiai- Diauu. i iiii; iii'uvi. i ly for sickness, and the publiccan rely uin their pu ity. In store and tor sale by üanJJj C KL,L,i Brand. FAGAIV, o p ot-ite the Bank ap 2 dir- LAWNS AND PRINTS. ITsrr rrenvrd a small lot ol handsome lawn. ?u i ST received a smau ioi wi pring PnmsJmajiyJV: HbJM-. Üt'J Si nni It LUE LICK WATER. A t ii i i iwk' Iii frociihl a fine Soda t oua- AA .J;nV.r iIia Af-mimmodationcf the public and rn,.ta who appreciate a cooling 4 m tain ivi hot, dusty day. to .give hiüi Alto consianny on e ni, n the Drennon (KyJ Spring. "y om TANNERS OIL. c s BBLS Tanners Oil just received and lor sa. eO bv ffb22 1 DbCKf.K aivuA.ur .,".gT,rt DOMLSTJC f-( Bales 4-4 heavy uro? .Vi V ci i a nn Oil for sale by lybJ OLIV Lk LADD. 15. 1 he rates arc lower, the expenses less, an proms larger, man with foreign Othces; investn here yielding from 6 to 7 per cent. abroad onlv r. r.

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EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. PRINTED AXD PUBLISHED BT WM. II. CHANDLER fc CO. -rt r-X -1. -Mr POA! PJRESWEyT: GEN. Z ACH AR Y TAYLOR, Of Louisiana. FOR VICE r RES ID EXT: MILLARD FILLMORE, Of New York. WHIG ELECTORAL TICKET. FOR THE STATE AT LATMZ JOSEPH (I. MARSHALL, of Jefferson. GOD LOVE S. OKT1I, of Tepiecanoe. DISTRICT ELF.CTORS 1st Pist. James E. Biathe, of Vanderburg. 2J i n Ü. Davis, of Floyd. 3d Miltox Creg, of Dcartorn. 4th David 1. Hui.i.owat, of Wayne. 5th 44 Thomas D. Walpooia, of Hancock. 6ih Ioveui- II- Rousseau, of Circe ne, 7th Howard W. McGcauiuy, ot Park. Sth 44 Jamls F. Suit, of Clinton. 9th Paxiel D. Pratt, ol Cass. 10th 44 David Kiuiore, of Delaware. CITY OT KVAXSVILLE: THURSDAY MUHSISG, AUGUST 31. The Last Slander Against Gen. Taylor The Vanderburgh Democrat of Tuesday contaius nearly nine columns of slander and abuse of Gen. Tavlor. siiined bv Gen. Lane, which is so iu keeping with the course pursued br the locofoco leaders and demagogues cen I erallr.andofthis State especially, that no I h( nest man who takes the trouble to wade through it. will, we think, express the least w surprise. We feltfcati.fied when we learned a few weeks ago that a Governor was to bt ppointed for Oregon, that notwithstanding Opn T nnhad reneatedl v 'u everv thin in uen. Lane naa repeaieui) fed ki every ming m PiMfaen.TaJ.or..,a,onema coM t7n but in of another, not only in this community in mis community, out in ad octason to speak of Jthvtsn tine h h-,1 Mil iinsianiinw ne naj sau a Jinhloizl rrrrvunl r F ins all others w here he ha the Old Hcro,notw that there was not the slightest ground of just romnlaintaPainstGtn. Tavlor on account of his report, he would, at the bidding of those Kohl 1,,in,!rpmpnt m nfT.r .M.5av it 11 J I .v ......v i fiendish spirit, whichever marU the course of .Klf 1 J ,ra.,..0r llpmnl ,.;th Ki ir Kf.ra liad f O IV CUltul Kim in, wiuvn l. in w.ivi, nv. asserted and proved was fair and pure as truth end honesty itself. The Goveracship of Oregon was thrown in the market and bids were demaud of these who desired the situation, and he who offered the .best price of course go?the job; and hence we .A. T.aii. ctutvifiiiirp it in .i(Trant art-l nfil.UHfp iin npn T-ivliranl attpinnt-l mg to injure mm wiui me peopie, sa3iuS ana I o J I 6 t r 17 V ago and before Gen. T. was nominated for the irf t y rr thai o 1 ine Viiir t hi I n f w ri Ar t mrn trial PresidenrvhP would not have MifT.redanv man

tosay and do 111 his presence. The appoint- jnent came, and "it became necessary" for f I Gi). Lane "to appear before the public" as an 'interetted nartivAn aM!n,t Geo Tavlor inttrestea partiaau, against Uen. ia)ior. Ui i I became necessarv. as some pavmen. back to the President and his party ior 1 Governor of Oregon, for Gen. Lane to charge Gen. Taylor with falsehood, when but a few days ago he admitted to the editor of the Louis ville Journal in order to save himself from a severe and merited castigation that he "cast not the slightest imputation upon the veracity of Gen. Taylor whom he considered utterly in capable of falsehood "It became necessary' at this late day nearly two years after the battle of Buena Vista for Gen. Lane to viudi- v-A f K i.t.-..l iKO.l ,an.an o..,t f lt 15 iiioiavici ui inv .n ifeiiiiv in. anv ui the Slate, which all at once became to very dear" to him; and this he has attempted to doas some payment for the spoils of office which has been set off to him at the expense of truth and honesty. "It became necessary' in consideration of S2.000 a year and other pay as Indian agent, &c, for Gen. Lane to a- nd humbu the n jum ug ie jrtoftass; but buse and slander Gen. Taylor a people if possible into the support we shall see if thisabuse aud slanderof a brave old truth loving soldier will go down with the people. Wherever Gen. Laue appeared upon .the stump, his course in regard to Gen. Taylor excited the strongest disgust in the honest ol all parties, and made the old hero friends, and this last attempt of Governor Lane will open lhe eyes of the people aud still further con vince them thai there is no reliance tobe placed in a locofoco office ecker or office holder. We shall refer to this matter again when we have time to look over our files. We think we can prove -to the satisfaction of any man that Gen. Lane knew of the order iven by Col. Bowles to the'regiment to retreat, brforr Gen. Taylor made his report, and that had he thea notified Gen. Taylor of it as he should have done, if the reputa'.ion of llie regiment was so "dear" to him, the regiment and the tot nnlfl not have sutTtred iu character as I VV w be alleges is the ease; V CCThlt. CrittetideaXmajoxity for Governor of Kentucky U only 8,4G2 1 1 Th? river iVin gooboaüng'cKlert. Mietet öf morrmp;lv:. f. Or.n Tirn Pnipwn f everr confidence I ,w..TWo,v mtrimh. We do not doubt that true democracy will. But as we tated that thousands of wise men and j r wniwn at St. Louis witnessed the feat of a man w 1 in that city, who climbed up a Liberty !ole 220 feet high and set the American flag on top, the cause of this vast concourse of spectators being a renort that he would haul the vole up after Aim! So the. Locos mar climb the Cass role, h,,t ther rannnt draw Ca uo after them!

töIt is said that a letter was received as Rochester, N. Y., on Monday, the 21st, from Gerritt Smith, Esq., in which he declares hit intention not to withdraw his name as a can- didateforthe Presidency. He has received f. t his nomination of the National Reformers, ol a portion of the Abolition party and will not yield to Mr. Vau Buren, or anybody else. r .iuu iu lue w-i a .rgemua.. American gold is now in circulation. There nieces -It fV. K t w. A A m ..VIll .ill.. MläM. r J 1 arc moaciu.cp.racuwfcu.u, umuo. J II. c.nnaco I ful is that of galvanizing them, which imparts a clear, mint-like appearance to the piece. .v.- r k:, r f .eavestuomecewitn aneavy pasiea appear- W" Hie lormer leaivauici nruccoa is iuc iiiusi n&c-: detection first compare them with the genu- ine in size and then in weight. f ti nr.... ouLuauw. uitua.-oaiu tutus e ma irtrta have recently sought 'o ascribe the merit of the battle of Bueua Vista to the gallant Wool. The Steubenville Herald heard Gen. Wool Ulr gi .a account of dl baU.e, when i.... .1 Uaid that Uen. iuylor was posted wnere ne Uhould have been that his plans and orders were unobjectionable that he evinced greaH presence of mind, and was deserving of much praise for the result of that battle. He spoke 1 of General Tavlor in the highest terms, as a I General and asa citizen. It will be remember- ed that General Wool acted formerly with the locofoco party, therefore cannot be Influenced r. therefore cannot be influenced in his opinion by any political bias or preju- dice.

no r writers always at hand and always ready who J ly to deceive, particularly as the pieces are wiuinx to ue useu iu uP baV. Ul- J I ence, however, had evidently come prepared to project buried as completely in the dark as the made rather larger and thicker than the genu- lUten tQ any who woulll put forlh souud whig leuipie mysler-ies of Ancieut Egypt were. ine, and this probably is the best method of doctrince, and urge the dictates of sober judg- Tho AfiBMfwlB,r .ua:r Aim. -:ZZZiramib of earnest wmkins. ui.has much 6riuJ out edllonalor communications for that paper just as circumstances in their opinion re- from 1 ''V. 'nn .Jwill be the realizatiou of such hopes as patriots m,u" "V""" r". r'"" .0-- ,,es Udye Jusl lhat ra nSe and DOue otlier- ..lit.-... Ka ,tnr.t Ili.Uhim ami whnw a f kl 1 1 I -ir.i. iu" u ,-J COUIIUU, UU W IICU Wie U. ill." ...i M.. ..a A.! 9 har mora lhan 1 hf I ".ica u.c uHigcm r.i i l nominal editor will untlertake to iatner. wno sins himself M. P.w This "M. P." a few days since, without any provocation that the community are aware of, abused a gentle- man. a private citizen, in the coarsest and most vulgar and offensive mann.r in the -".u.iiw i rl ttmn rff I ha I 1 inrvPü t ft nrl V hpn I nf n fMYI- I 'na ei'uor was applied to by the injured party i i i I. ,r l v lO ilia HC KUUWI1 uic auiuui vi iuis auujc, ai. ai- i .j.,ftxlffl Ji, inii iuJ I out of the scrape, and without retracting the V n,S oun5 ra" 8 euu(r.'r'- 0 01 uus craPe BUU Wl luu" Ic.atl,uo ",cal reSiouse to the call must have gratified them. offensive maUer to say something that would, it was honed, quiet him: but the gentleman u ...V:u... r.n wouki ue puioa wiiu iioiiuijgsiioii uia luii c-1 put i traction of all the abuse published.and as he sta- I t .l.i i:. t U.k iKa nnmln.) lcu ,,,a uc4""lal" aal ",c .".a. ..i nor Uulll ue uifc no iuc auiuui a name auu b. v ff. fiiiien lasu 111c uiiiir auiuui, tue iciiabiioii nas r the office ol e n 1 1 l cii u i maae iuu anu complete retraciiou. -.u. 1 acknowledged that he lied about and slandered the gentlemen and that circumstances rendered it necessary he should say so. We noticed at the time and applauded the dexterous manner "M. P." took to back out from any responsibility, and congratulated him on ha. ins sufficient shame left to Uh to hide

himself from the community and not be known as the author of so dirty a piece, and for doin? I I 1. t-n.l un ll.a vnnnn M. UMS, 11 ceillS, WC Iiaiv anri uwi;vo-

lows ire, auu ne is uow uFo.i ic .uu...-. .u b the editorial columns of yesterdays Democrat. We can't sav that we are very anxious to get i. ...tiK if i Kihukp up iniu a V.U.1UU.CI9J iu. v" vu.. have no desire to pervert our columns to such dirty use, but if he will compel us to the work we promise him that we wou t leave a grease

8lK)t "m we'll take his oafr e have quite

oalec ou ananis I mimhPf of ite a nuinoer oi ":.i1a. ...l.w.t :it...r. KSj ti3ratr ra.l nine siuura nmui niuaua. n.a vm-.-w.v. markably well, among others one, the scene of which is laid in a printing office, among a par- eel of apprentice boys on Sunday, when alll hands and himself their leader, were busy study ing the "history ol the fonr kings," and other stories equally true and equally interesting. j We have no desire, we say, to be compelled to do this, but we may be, and it is altogether likely if we once commence there will be con siderable hiding of heads among the corps of write'rs for the Democrat, lor we w on't promise to stop with the skinning of"M. P." We have stood the abuse which has been heaped upon us through the columns of the Democrat by every irresponsible scribbler as long we think as can be expected of us, and Ave fchant stand it any longer; and we give the txeculive committer, of that concern and every one of the writers for it, fair notice if it is not stopped we'll open our fire, and it is altogether likely if we do there will be some grape thrown that will rather sour their stomachs. But we hope .-.t 111 that the course they r oVpr snV neüSer ..ecen, nor politic XX-nit. U will .Bord us pleasure to a chan-e in tl pleasure to v ...i i k -nin mil in their course auu wc vpv YORK MOVING. I irv xunrv wumu. j The Whig Young Men, of New York city, held a tremendous meeting on luesaay mgm of last week. All accounts concur in stating m. L.I that it was one of the largest ami most entnu- I siastic meetings ever held in that city even the Tribune is compelled to admit the facts, We copy from the N. Y. Courier f Enquirer the following: The Young Men's Rallt. The meeting of the Whig young men of the city of New or k, held last evening in respouse to the call ot trie r initio VVacdlnnt young men s .u........;. ".ö- r- moniusan(i most enthusiastic we' have ever w; messed i" this city. None held by any par- ty sine the opening of the present canvass can be compareu wun inuj the great Canal street meeting of hatification, .h DroDi4blr exceeded it iu nuicbers, tho Was inferior to it in every other respect. In point of harmony, earnestness of feeling and Quiet tnoun aetciminea zeai in Denan 01 tne Ki tVh!.Br. -ml candidate, we have ol vass. The staging was ereciea on me ra.iue of the equare, and the space before and around it as far as the eye could reach beneath the k.:ii u..nr mn iv.i ilpnspl i rntvileil I "IIIIUUl fe,v -J 1 mnvt ttAniivp. intelligent, and interested U muUitude. Not less than 15,000, hi our judg- ment were present. The uiauagers of the meet- i i i m? wert disannoinied in me non-atienuance of the distinguished orators from abroad who .j were compelled to pro-Lf cure 8Ucn speakers upon ie .pur ui uic mein as iuam.cu sv ..v v.v ment upon those whose duty is to take part in the election of November next. Amore quiet, attentive and inteugent assemoiy we nave nev- it I .a i I Ik I i wv Ii. Ar i rtA iyv 'a mr 1 nru i er vku wircu m iu v v,. ThU arr.t nnrl vnnvt a Imirahlft m '.inc ffiiPs goojiy omen of the coming contest. It shows that the Young Whigs of the Empire City, who have always been foremost in every strife XnXSZZ 6W,"uS h,, lhe contest: we shall have little to fear as to iuis .uut' ...v, ...v.. .v. the final issue. An(1 from the veW York Commercial Adver Lvr tDe following a I tir.,. wi.: r ,ljr I 11CULC1U1 111 1 11 vi llli-1 VI IUI 111! llv I m0niousand in earnest for the election of Gen. Zachary Taylor and Millard t illmore to the Presidency and Vice Presidency of the United i.vAa atv vniav iaaa na wa tc ill m kill icii r" ü".r "r "Xfrip linn, .T; 1 7 fear8 Qf ardent and long-tried whigs are now at an end. In solid phalanx, young and old are 'oiveu to marcu to viciorj uuuer uie.uau Lomr the Phiiadetnhia convention. A HhS f.earn;Sl "tonl'ooJut Ispeakineand sinc'ing as Ine people choose, but speakingana singing as tne people cnoose, oui nQt t0 lne neg!ect of thorough canvassing and organization, and General Taylor will be Pre- sitlenl eiect of lhese United States-and that n L .1 r U U breathe.

The meeting last evening gave assurance that the Whigs of ihis city w ill deserve success. tm. i .t it. 11 WM idr"f. flllllUSldSUv. mi uniuiuinui I.:.. i. iiiv.ii was a disappointment to many. It is some- y. venu r i I 10 invite speaKers irom a aisiance anurecene a repiy oetween me ursi incepiion 01 a puunc r ..Ui: I "a..l. li:.I meeting anc us announcement 10 tue Pu u I... a ...s-i.t 1 ,1 I riof in twl rar. ico m a 1 tt a made between an invita- t,on anja promise to come. Until a gentle- man Eives such aa assurance it is not lair eith to hint .or to the public to f a t i i l. we are convinced mat mis nausins out oi laise lights annoys the people, and persisted will de- frnir nthiiim unit pnrrpii, tpr mnrl l hmticin. v.... ...0.. Th call for the meetinz was issued by the Hf L' lk A The assemblage, too, seemed to feel that an iinportaut duty was before them that oppon- ents were in earuest-and that there was more ua:- or less of peril to the great and good Whig m ew ork, if the W hig party longer ed in supineness, or yielc.ed to the in- i I ik. T.. cause inUUlgeu in supineness, or y ieu eu io mc.u- n,..,, r..v ..An hnm ihf hopn ic. indul; i uut.iv. ui uu .v... L.... .4.:1. k.. hn Unwtntfrn .u r j: the nomination ot his or their favorite candi- Luskuiuru 11.1 t 1 M i.vrtjv. .u....v w w jdte-ow iajs thera to couqmst with the free Soil Democrats or waver between No-isra and Van Buren-ism. The firm, united, earnest, enthusiastic temper of the meeting last even- inn mini Vi j t-i mnvinpPil Cllf-h that t hl time dalliance and indecision is at an end, and that from this hour Whigs that are Whigs are Taylor Whigs. "P" 1'? IIUIIi lilt nui ivuiig uiu ui iijvt m ioner undecided, and their warm and cordial adhesion will give the party new ardor and an- imatinn. Manv a victorv bis crowned their T 'i n i:i r. i a p,i iiiiio hi rii'rii ip m w iiiil r r 1 1 i i mi laTJUOUS SltUgieS. .1,11 i l f h5( h th(,v inf1Isftli :nln lrie ias. lresideutial contest. The glow of those feel- i,,, is revived at every retrospect of thatltiie;r rime nJ we rwdiev the outbreak i vptto ramruivn.iind it is with unfeigned pleasure! --0--, anJ pVeparing to da battle for the party's choice. rl immense gathering of last night, in which i l age and youth, and weaitn ana Dare competence sioou on ouc "";r"Tr SHOWS IlOW COrUiaiiy u nc iwpuimru iv pa,lv;ntT rrt, ailli we .hall look back upon P 1 U iit. l i thp. vast ami unanimous nice 1 1 us iu tue aaii ington Parade Grouud as a surity for Wrhig success. Nolwilhstanding the immense crowd, estimated at from ten thousand to fifteen thou- sand fihere was no confusion and the re presen- ta lives of the press had excellent accommoda- lions At about S o'clock. John J. 11. De Puy called the meeting to order, and nomma- ted Jonathan V. Älus, Esq., for chairman, rr-s-fien. Caa did not make all of his im- on rnrt.,n,in ..rnlations or in extra char- k a .4 i V AJ V v gesagaiust the Government. Tha New Ha- ven Palladium savs that he drove an excellent business in distilling whiskey, which, it is said, realized some thirty dollars a gallon when sold to the poor Indian?. ,..t o T- i?;.h,0 ihVp-Ktnr f.h. Vbmaton Union, denounces all men V. M WM W. au.j:.. :.nfM( Pi.lkVrnfronoi.Pst ttnn a "mnnil traitors." We SUD nuuuiMMi'iu... v.... -x pose he wilt apply the same language to the menwhodisapproveofthewarsthathavebeen .u- rn.. .A9M waed Dy LiewiS vass iui me .wi.j upon the Treasury of the United States. From the Louisville Courier CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE IRISH. n,e msn in iew ior are ue6....mig to can upon the Directory for some account of the use rri i l i 1 it mat lie nas Deen macie 01 tne vast sums 01 mon- i. i r i r ey thas have been placed at their disposal to aid the Irish in their projected revolution. Many of these contributors are beginning to feel satisfied that they have been "gouged and swindled. We concur in sentiment with them, and we think that the business should t,e exposed. We yield to none in our desire to see Ireland free from the bad government that has ruined her, but we think this humbug ging of the lovers of Ireland, out of their mon ev nas been carried far enough. If there was any reasonable prospect that this money could 3 j-t.i. r v. be made to do Ireland any good, if the slight- est explanation were given as to what disposi tioa was t0 made of luese Contributions,and

if they were obtained by honest representa urgent calls made for more money for Ireland. B(1 in yiew of lhe entire absence of all these

"""S" we are inclined to look upon the move- merits in ISew ork as a hupe humbu?. il not i as a huge humbug, if not Its succesu falls hard upon O O' nnnp Uhnrino Jrwimftn fnP ,hp.-nn ishman, for thereareno be n t. -e iugs who feel the sacred flame of love of coun try more ardently than the Irish do. Hundred lhese poor men have been contributing ev ery thing they could spare from their hard rapacity of a great many h') Luited States has stripped l.i .1 n mem as Dare as meir nugiisn ruiers uia in iireianu. i Tne &mQ nas snowed itself since the arrival of the Cambria. That vessel brought over Lews well calculated to dampen the ardcr of ''Uh in lhe "d 10 M wuineraci iuis uepressing news a cypner teuer ..iri t 1... was got up and publUhed in the N. Y. Tribune ia ine aosence 01 me senior emior 01 inai pa Per Tllli c'her leller Purl)0rt,d 10 g'lv lQe

ost startling lntelUgence-iutelligence, it was argued, was suppressed Dy the news authorities

ol England, it carried itsown reiutation wi th it, and there was a necessity for propping it un s 111 some wa- 1Iiere WM a 6real meeunS a uxhall Garden in iNew lork, aud it was ery necessary not 10 permu any nagging to learnings towards a most delusive Droiect a I SI1W IUIMV1II W4 .iVttk U1UUI VI 1IV1I VVU1J take place in me contributions to Ireland. JMr. cou-Ut:.L... v.u. Tt, t:.un r .t.. Mh Tribune; addressed the meelingandas i434a wi4-, ouw,u v o

sured tl New Y

those present that he had full faith in the ork Tribune letter, and stated that its w as confirmed by private letters then in

weeny. lue ins were wounu up 10 me I C ik. cicuicui mc news that their countrymen had met the British I i i. r.u.: n i .f.... f u IU Id ICU lO oil. IUC llCdl IS Ol Hie 1I1SI1, BUU lO I V, il. i f I J I miss uuuva uiai nccuum was uawniug uu ire I iaud. In me midst ol mis Dralound sensation 0TJonner. editor of the Irish Volunteer. rushed upon the platform, almost out of breath with the news that Sarah Sands had just arrived, and that letters had been received bjher confirming in every particular, the I hiImMi (TmHaa rn tut n od in ff rrnhPf I AT i wm..mv. .m ...v. j r ter of the New York Tribune, and he added, I u -f -l l t.A I... f,.l t u, way ot iiiukuci, luai mcoc ivj.ui i. .i;M xr. -ommnnt..,. hr .oprikl me,- I w senger just arrived from tbe Sarah Sands. The I lmagmauon oiour reaaers can easily guess what a tempest was raised in that excited w K o.,M,i ion no hesitated in girins cr(

to this wild and improbable statement. 6 u; ua'.v w credence I In lliw uiLInml imnri)hh!i tafptnpiit it r km k-iliAniMMni..irin itman,l .;nl.t 1 vuv w.mvw-... mmmv,, mvimum. Siiu. v. o -t'-- m.vw. .-0-. v. nttnnAm Anww na K npn a 1 mMtpnwr ni i ip .jnn .jnni nni bu. one swallow, and there was a perfect hailstorm of money contributions from the excited and deluded Irish. The Sarah Sands, thus oppor-

tunely announced, had not arrived up to V ed- nesday, two days after this meeting at Vaux- hall Gardens! How can men be brazen-faced "uSh 10 of i L Ä aaJ sympathies of the Irish for their country to de- lüde them in this style; and to swindle them nut nf ihoir hard mrninii.? I -'t," v e uo not oeueve mat tue emergency in Irish affairs has yet passedthe Irish are biding

come. nui we uo not Deueve mat mis Kouutry will be able to help Ireland much by men Every avenue to Ireland is watched Dy the sleepless eye of Great Britain, and no- thing, escapes her vigilance. To show this.

e have a fact relative to an Irish gentleman, I r i I 1 t 1- i I w uo lorineriv iivcu iu liexinsion. i.v.. ana wno js one cf lne most qUict, inoffensive men xxx the world. A young gentleman, in this city, by way of a joke, in writing to him while in this country, addressed him as a Major of Mooney's Irish Brigade, and he; knowing the e. character of the address, threw the letter into his trunK, ana tnongni no more oi u until me custom house officers in Great Britain marched him off to jail.as the representative of the long ft II I I 1 1 T pecteü and wen watcnea insn nngaae. in- s'gnIltanlas Iie mi&ni nave uuni nimsen i i t i a i e I f a. t h"" y -"cu -b j r of contraband goods. We trust that this game of deluding me Irish in this country in mkking contributions for their fighting tnends at nome is nearly up ana done for. hat little of it may be lelt, after urP,v,no luc "a"ia fa I 1 La. ...ci -t (ha Iri&h Krirraiio in I 1 I New York, would stana ninety-nine cnances I i .u. i r a hundred ior getting imo tue eawiequer u. Great lintain ana may punuu, .mnunuu for putting Ireland in stronger chains than vhu has ever clanked upon the cars of the I world. Ikuland. Theiewaa an immense meet-1 nr of the Irieii.US oi ircianu(ii iue cny ol i i .i N. Y., on the nigi.l of the 1 iili inst. Over five thousand dollars reio copinüutcd to seird to their aid. Bishop II ugliCt address ed it. We extract his concision. What you have to do is. hovrever, V-on slant, petserving action, and if all t'ie peop.e of lielaiid are swept of the surface it the Und commence to laise a belter generation; and then we shall see il proud bloated Eu-J land will still persevere in keeping her foot. on the neck of her oppressed sister. :C What then du we expect of Ireland? All that I expect is tint siviCi the British po.vtr has brought the crisis io-ibe door ot the Irisli 1 1 icy shall act worthy, that there shall be no cowards among them, tint they shall fight like men, brave as the lion in the battle and entle anl hum ine .s the dve after the ba.-i lie is over. In the, language of the Poei: "When other Stars shall 6ink in the eye ol night. Hers shall begin to pe!r ever bright. As it wer the light of God himself." These are observations which I have not in tended, but which line'pre?eutcd themselves to me while speaking. My objoct in coming here was to show you lint in my conscience 1 have no scru ples in aiding this cause in every way worthy apitriotaud Christian. And having shown this, at the same lime, that 1 disclaim being a man of war, and at the same time that I as sure you that thai pirt.ofihe question is one in which I did not sympathize, until all else was deemed to be exlnujiec, I take my iland as -m American' .'citizen, and give my contribution, humble as' it ts, tor that cu$e in which I regard. Liberty, Ireland and II i imuiiy to be vitally concerned. A Da?iiino'Lexic )GRAniER. Alfred Ji Cringle came up yesterday to be judged be lore Acting Recorder (Joldin. 'Mr. Cringle," said the woithy Alderman, (1 am sorry to see a young man of your ap purciit respectability placed in the degraded position in which you now stand, through vour wn very imDrniier cond jet. You are chirged With cfistuibing the peace of the Olympic' .n lasi evening during the per formance.' Wi.ai have you goi to say for your,elir 4" Alfred. Why, yo i se, your Honor, I got a litile brooky lsl night, and Recorder. A linle whait Alfred.- -Broiky brook y Don1! your IIonr unlerstanl what being brooky is? Recordor. Diyoti mean to say you go? di mik T Alfred. Dear bless me! No, no! drunk j iisi tun into an alcholiolic revulet, here nid ihere Listed of Vine, soul iiuspirinj; purl," as Aiiacreon calls il purl purl ing .iieam brook brooky leim 1 hi u as a pikesiMiTto me eter has been. Went ai last lu the Olympic quite -steady, but some Jmw, cum me, il lhe revel warri'i n rich, lie acing so admirable, the dancing so di vine, lhe music so iiiellitluoUii, and lhe sing ing so syren-likc, thai I protest your II umr ought not to hold us responsible lot an) dight indication of approval I may hive ex pressed the.e however ex'enned it inighi linvc bcenon the occasion, I ne. s pker a t i i ,i poke t ie foregoing paragrapli peif tl a il Monsieur Maiuellinn, with hij Iiiuniiis iiisirr ail in llio arm linloa ul In 4 wiihiiroill. Il04

stood fully six feel und a ln!f in the dock J?rmnltr.. lYnuiiL im ii. if von were 1 bui hall a.s elevated in jmuI as you aie in size, or! quirier asmticn as you ore inset.i mfii,yiU: votild have gone to f uch a place in a state of fobriety. I shall discharge you this time on piling $10 fine. t Mr. Ciingle, as he Vaiscd Ins eyes right in to tlteiniddle of lhe ceiling, in astonishment put his hand ill his waistcoat pocket, and j judge for themselves. He has just received forked out his Meagle.M 1 pound-assorted Candies; (lavino assuted hitnsdf thai he l.ad full? lischarged the amercement, hisr t 'bed o t ol lhe Court, pretty much aller the fashion of an ostrich, which had acceptod an invita tion lo dine in a blacksuiiii.'s shop. Such a stretching of legi, the Police officers present dcclated they never did see. lio got away as though he had a pair p of feven- leagued boots on hun. Clone to get brooky agrn, very likely.. O. Delta.. Trials or Immigrants. We copy, the billowing picture iiotn the New Yoik mor ning papers, which, from its connection with -titislics of the immigrant hopiiiJ, we sup pose is given on official authoiit) A Welsh. minister, named Hughe?, called at the office of the Comimssioncis of immi gration yesterday, and inquired for a little sou. Mr. II. arrived here a few weekasinre with his wife and four children. He. lelt for Pittsburgh, the child mentioned being in lhe hospital. Ou returning, he finds 0ai his wile and four children are II dead. His greif may readily be iinigined. Not long since a woman arrived here in one id the long. passage vessels, with seven children, lhe whole of whom were sick, and ueiesei.t to lhe hospital of Ward's Isl ind, she assist ing to tack care of them. Her husband died during the pass ige. One afier another, in the course of a short time, sho saw her little ones pass away, tili I hoy were all gone, when die herscll fell a prey to grief. Thus all per shed. RAN AWAY FROM the subscriber, about the mil die of July last, abound girl by the name of Caroline Weever, aged about 10 years, but very large for her age, her hair is of brown color and short. I d not recollect the color of her clothing, but the had on a mall aproi with blue and brown stripes. She can read and write both Cnglish an 1 German. 1 will satisfy any one for his trouble who hall return said girl to me in Evansville. She lelt for no cause that I am aug 23 3t SEBASTIAN HENRICH. FANCY AIID STAPXE DRY GOODS .T RETAII THE subscriber would most respectably inform I the public that Ids sto.:k for the Retail Trade is full and complete, consisting ofone of the best as sortments of Fancy and Staple Dry Gooda that can I found in Evansville '"yTnn yourselves. Imay 16 OLl tR JiADl). SELECT SCHOOLS. Tkp Male A cad era t and Female Semina ry will Deo volente, comtaence their Fall Ses sions the first Monday in September. Th ethoöl-'year Consists of two sessions of 22 weeks each; the tuition payable quarterly as hereto fore. Pupils can commence at any time; though H w exceedingly desirable and important that they enter Kir a ccision. deduction wui be mace for absence in casö of protracted illness. The ."Seminary comprises two departtriehta, Peixa jty and A'dtjucai occtrpyrng distinct yet contigu 6ÜS apartmenti being under one general supervision, and constituting In reality but die echoe); tfcl studies of the Primary "Department being preparatory to the more advanced onea ol th Academical course. iThe Academica I Department is arranged into three classes, cbaracterizevfxby the bnnches stndied by them respectively, and denoniinstcd for convenience sake, the Junior, Middle ai?d fc?enior Classes, Jgx4or Studies Arithmetic. Ueocrsphy, Ancient and Modern History, Eng. Grammar, Watt wi th ullt- Jfct. I lL I I Middle-' Class Arithmetic (finished.1. AlW Natural History, Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Anatomy, Physiology Sesior Class Algebra (finished,) Geomctrv Men tal and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic, Natural Theology and Evidences of Christianity. The above course is the more common, and in our judgment one which should, in its general outlines, be pursued by those desiring a systematic and thor ough education. The Malo Academy, designed more particularly for those studying the classics, and higher English branches, will be conducted on the same plan and terms as during the past year. Vocal Musk: A cuura of forty lessons, (two each week) will be given out of school hours, on the ele mentary principles of vocal music, for those who are nof members ot the day school as well as for those who are. Those who have never studied music as a science, will find the course adapted to them. EXrEXSES. Board and washing in the best ot private families, per week, $1,50 to 1 75 Tuition in beminary, Primary Department per qunrter,---- 3 00 Academical "4 00 to 5 OL English Branches and French or Latin 7 00 Vocal Music, lor the course, 2 OO Lessons on the Piano $3 00; use of instrument for practice $2 DO per quarter. INI. W. S A FF0RD. k. IYmcipaL Evansville, Aug. lfi, 1848. Addexda. Encouraged by the incrcasiagr patron age during the past year, we have at no trifling ex pense, made arrangements to add very much la th accommodations and lacilities of the schools, feeling and assurance that our former putrons,and the friend ot education generally, will respond to our etlorts by a still more liberal patronage M. YY NEW AKUIYAL. Fust received at the city&hoe store on Main street a spleded lot of Ladies fine Buskin wal king siioes; also Misses and Child's Laced Boots, and Gem C'ai ers, &c. All the lowest prices imaginable, je 2 W. R. BAKLlv, Main street. T. I If T rtt FOR SALE OR EXCIIANC.E. TIIC subscriler has a dwelling ho'ie aud thrco Lots situated in the city ot Uttle Rock, Arkan sas, which he is anxious to tiispos of either for cash cr exchange forproprty in the Stateof Indiana. ÖCT For paniculars enquire of Ixrutu l li. Lincola of Little Rock, or II. JACKSON, au 2y-dlwV w2w. Ltaoiie. roit SALE. I WILL sell at privatesnle Lt No. 9 in the upper Enlargement ol the city; title perlcrt. It ii one uf the most eligible locations iu the city for a privtt residence. a1so a ten years lca?e on a lot 371 ty 1 jO feet, siiit able for a residence, aug 2S J01LS J. CHANDLER. IIOOaUS XO It EXT. THREE rooms suitable for a dwelling tor a email Family of for offices, sit uatett over thm subscribers store, crner Main and Srcojid. strttt. Apply to auger, WILLIAM HUGHES. xv a iie-ii o use ron ret. V LARGE Irame Ware-House for rent; apply to the subscriber corner Main and Second street, nug 26 WILLIAM 11 UUl 1 NAILS. OfTA KECIS Boston end Jun JiU sixes- -23 kegs Flowing BraA, luuiata Nails, assort el 7 25 do Assorted SDike. ftssarTpjlr For sale by A. LAUnilLIN, ap 23 Water street COIVFECTIOaVAKV Oh First Streel ltweeMi aJ lAcvt. H JACKSON Would inform tic ckiiea of Evansville that he has lately established tura sclfin the above business on First 6trcet, Lerehr intends to kepp always on hand a large and vanea nstvnrtinpnt nf ;akes, Candies, I runs, inuis tc,ivc- The subscriber reppectlully mjiu-sts that the f bid cstaMUhnieiit not 5.000 nonnintr Kiss wraoners: 1 doz. boxes l'runes in fancy boies. aug 2y-dlwitw2w. Uti'I' received from New Orleans, 20 libls Tanners Oil; 50 Tar; 4 44 Varnish; 1. 44 Turpentine; 5 ßxs Oranges; LL V i m ieniuu; i,.,iai. M.i.is.t HOWE?.

Water t SL'GAIt and JIOLASES. 100 HhdaNew Orleans Sugar; 2j0 Ubls do do Molasses; 40 do do do do; 23 Dbls tuigar House Molasses Polka brand; 25 1 Hbls do do do do do.- Vnr-nle bv A. LAI Oil LI iN, ap25 Water street. iSIVOLl housem j e AND WHARF-BOAT, Shawneetown, Illinois. THE undersigned takes this method to "i public, that he is the proprietor of a lar. .1 commodious Wharf Boat, at Snawnwtow- J I,. rnniinues the KeceivintT and Commission Business, generali Persons landing in the night, or desirous of secur- ing parage in the ,vghl, will alwaya hnd a private room and a good bed, on board. He also kps constantly m?l' ment of Geoceriss, Provisions, &c., auitab.e to L.e "In connection with the above basinet. Le ha. in connecuo Entertainment, on Iront (a"ut yardsfrSm the Whar. Boat.) in the iÄck House, and two frame buildings im medS below, call! the WoLt House andfcTAM C nil o f which have been recently repaired and rifitted' and where persona may secure e?ts in good sfflffi to iV the interior, on th mail routes. The public may rest asnirru -1 .1...!,: Tnir nA Bar shall be supplied w.u. K a ?,V .nonev and no pains will be pare ble i.nAn from steam boats alright, will al i be conduttrti to the Hotel it iLCy dcfira r.. J t? JOHN WOLL. IToprftor ""new store sew goods. mil F subscriber respectfully informs the nurns bihn, opened ZSSS cupT.M'liSiS. where he intend, to ner of Main and beconasir.. Goods and keep a general. anen. of Dry ooo ViC::i7edn beautitül stock of fresh .merican, French, at in the West, lie Hua iWi.h Drv.Goods. .et, American, rrencii, -7 L'uL" ;.r.i-ularlvcallitbe attention ui Fu.- eh,Men!?2igilipen0r f VILLI AM HUGHES. to W n5ocgiuninr oi ine iemi. wnen suwjecu ot study are begun and classses organised for lhe Session. o pupil wmI be received lor a less time than i I i HisBi e v! ill be til I 1 with every vnriety of St le and manage! by lonfet and faithful SÄ thon, "II uJLigU wilt bo responsi itness one. a pi

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DAILY JOURNAL. The Daily Jocr.xal pnMUhcd every morning (Sundays excepted) at 10 cents per week, pyable to the Carriers, or $5 20 per annum, payable in advance. The Tri-Weesly Journal, fur the country, con taining all the matter of the Daily Journal, is pub lished on Taesdiys, Thursdays and Saturdays, at I 00 per annum in advance. The Weekly Jocrmal is published every Thursday at $2 00, three copies for 00, seven copies for "$ll 00, ten copies for $15 00, in advance. NEW F A :L L GOODS!!! J. 5. MAGHEE CO., Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic dry Goods. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. J J AVE Just received per steamers American Eagle and Colorado, 58 packages of their Fall and Winter We InvUe the Trade to call and examine our assortment; as most of these goods are now much in re quest. It is the intention of the fiinu to purchase an unusual Large Stock this season, and to sell ax a small advance on Eastern prices. tu- i....! -r will tfpml th Tastern nekare- Auction sales during the entire season, ana TIIÜHSDAY JlOnXIXG, AUG. 31. pare no pains in collecting one of the largest and most desirable Stocks ever oriercdiu our city. We cotihl sav to the Trade generally, and particularly to Merchants ot the abash V alley that buy goods in Evansville this i all on as gxxl terms as anywhere else in mo j esw iu you can g30. A VALUABLE FAR3I for SALE I U- CONTAINING two hundred and six'2LZL ty-one and one half acres, ninety-six improved, ten miles from Evansville on the state road leading to Terre Haute, one half mile from browning's steam mill. This land lies on Iwth sides of the state road, ami can be so divided that it will make two gmxl farms. On the East tide of the road is a new two story frame h"use, witLi a store room attached, thir-iy-two left long, a frame smoke house and shop, a iargc double Us bp sixty-six lect long by twenty The following despatch was received last night from Mr. Barr, the Louisville Telegra pher on the St. Louis line: Louisville, Aug. SO. Mr. Ingle and other friends of the Telegraph ic Enterprize, at Evansville: Mr. O'Reilly requests me to give you his congratulations on the connection of your city two wide, with r twelve foot shed runnin he whole ienzth. and all other necessary out buiubocs, and vritn tne leiegrapnic wonu. rur injsni, llJC I plenty of good water, one hundred ol choice apple trees, with a variety o peacn and other truit trees On the west side ol the road, is a good frame dwell ing, a frame smoke house, with a fatge double barn, well shaded, with stables and oilier out buildings, one hundred bearing apple trees ol ihe bet,t kind, also a vaiiety ot peach, plumb and cherry irees a never tailing well ol tue bWt kind of water. The land is in a high Mate of cultivation, plenty ofgood hickory, white and black oak timber lor all purposes, plenty of sand, free and lime stone rock, in short everything to make it a desirable location. It is one of the best locations in this part of the State tor a store and pub lic house. This farm will be sold on reasonable terms and payments made easy. For further infor mation enquire of James T. W alker, ol Evunsville or to the proprietors on the premises. Possesion may be had immediately it required JOHN BUKTIS. THOMAS HENNESSY Scott township,Vanderburg co. Ia. ap!3 d&w6m -mm. 1 1 ft wkMMAM WW Fl t Yk mil gaiUUl IUHUUCI lU iilllVH ;uui um., vj'mc, gives me joy, and as far as my province ex tends, will use every effort to increase by promptness and correctness the confidence you have given our lines. With much respect, M. W. BARR. In chancery. w a fXj"e area little late vvitti our paper this morning, but this is ,flie day Hon which we issue our weekly paper;and ,"the subscrip tion list to our weekly has increased to such a feiz-5 that on the publication day ofthat paper, we may sometimes be unable to issue" our daily earlier; but we shantat any time be com pelled to suspend its publication as our neigh bor of the Democrat announces he is compel led to do. n State of fndiana Vanderburgh County, In the V amlerburgu Circuit Court, in vacation August 11, 1JU3.' Silas Stephens, Marcus ShcrO wood and John Shaiikun, VS. Robert N. Cochran, Isaac Blackford Matthew B. Cock ran, Harriet P. Cockran, Jas. Richmond, Jane A. Richmond, Washington Ross, Margaret Ross, Elizabeth K. Cockran, John W. Graham and the un known heirs of James Parker, dee'd. A nd now at this time comes the said complain .jTjLanta by James G.Jones,tlieir solicitor and tue in office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, their certain bill of complaint against the above tiam cd defendants. And it appearing from the affidavit ol a disinterested person, this day filed in the Clerk's office aforesaid, that all of the above named defend ants except Robert N.Cochran, Isaac Blackford and John W. Graham, are non residents of the State ol Indiana. Therefore notice is hereby given to the said non resident defendants that unless they appear and plead to or answer the complainants said bill of complaint on or befo.e the calling of this cause at the next term oft-aid Court to be held at the Court House in Evansville, on the fourth Monday in September next, the matters and things therein contained will be a to them taken as contested, aug 15-3 w-p f 4 00. B Van Buken for Cass. The Baltimore Con vention which nominated Cass for the Presi dency, reaffirmed, "in the main." the nlatform for eSl.OO ner annum. f i i I Terms of sale one- third cah; ui icauiuuuu? auupicti uj me tvu ruiiuii vt 1111,11 VALUABLE HOUSE A: LOTS FOR SALE. Y directions of the V anderburgh Probate Court the undersigned Administrator of the Lstateot Gustavus Copley, late of anderburgh County dec d will, on Wodiiesday the 27th day of Septemler, A. IX, at the door of the Court House in Evans ville, between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock P. M., of said day, expose for sale at public auction, liOts No. 1 and 2 in block No. 1 in Lamascocity, formerly 4th Enlargement, adjoining the city of Evansville, with a new iwo-teneitWnt dwelling-house thereon, renting one-third in three months, and on the remaining a credit ot six months from sale,notes req uired with approved security.wa vmg all relief from valuation and appraisement law's. A perftcttitle will le given, aug 211 DANIEL CHUTE, Adm'r. nominated Folk. In a letter dated Linden wald, June 3, 1844, addressed to a meeting held in the Park, New York. June 4th, to res- pond to Polk's nomination, V&n Buren said: "1 have known Messrs.Folk and Dallas long and intimately. Concurring with them, in the main, in the political principles by which their public lives have been hitherto distinguished, am sinccrrly desiro:is of their success." Of course then, Van Buren must concur with Cassia political principles, and it will.be in i r. i... it I ire. Axe. Lotton X aru and domestic .Manutac- from those who opposed an ßuren and 1 oik tured Article. Which we ofTer for sale at very re r i IIii-ih1 nrifi fir 'at- Ii or I'nnluee. lormeny. .x i r hinwe r. s;,iinff !n ritts!urih. will etia'ie us io be .t cularly supplied with all articles in Pr i TpnuMi Wnshirtt'titTt Plntftrm A n I our line. Dealers and eountry merchants need not i i ,.;7. .n.,i;nn tn id I travel Levond t.vaiisvule tor nnupulyot UJurSl teak auu uuicuiiiuu: iiirntiuu w ti- i i,.. nf th llmfi-il States are II I Aire. "7. "Y anaimy wou o im.su. uc.r mieres. w w ...tMn.f tu n fau.A nrti lTkrilil lift I 11 nunit rt I- in... i....:... ;!i l Western Clothing Store, Next door to G. Vennemaii's Hope Store. Water Street, Evansville, In. BY B It U 1T1 311: 11 V CO. HAVE just received from their Manufactory in Cincinnati, a large assortment of ready made fashionable clothing, suitable for all sea sons ol the year, all ol which are made and trimmed in the best manner under their direction, expressly for this market, and consists of every article requeue com plete gentlemen's wardrobes superior Black and Ulue irench and English cloth dresses, frock and sack coat?, lull trimmed, lilue and blach Satnet frock and sack coats. Cashmeret, Drown, green, gray and black, and all col lors of tweed, sack, frock and dre9 coats, every variety of coats, coatees and roundabouts, superior black and blue cloths and cas CITY CLOTIN STOKE. S. KUHN, i"o. 21, JiiM t'rrtt, LtinxviUt ,rnl. TTlLli keep constantly on hand, a large and gen f V eral assortment of tlress, frock and sack Coats suitable for all seasons: Cloth and Casimere nnnit. Jancy Casirnerc, lirown Linen, hineiichi,cks,Tweel and Corduroy 1 ants ot every variety and price to suit customers: plain and fancy Mlk ahu Velvet Vests, Marseilles ol all colors, and all kinds of com mon Vests; tine and common Cravats and Scarfs; Pocket Ilanderchiefs; Linen and Linen bosom Shirts; common do; r lannel do and draws; llats; laps; Uoots; Shoes, &c, &.C. -My friends and the public are respectfully invited to give me a call. je 112 dy: MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. C. S. WEEVEK, successor toTraftonand Weever, would respectfully inform his friends, the friends ol the laie Dr. William Trafion, and the public generally, that he has, in order to be near hie residence, exchanged otlices with Dr. Geo. 11. Walk er, and may now be tound at the "office on the cor ner ot First and Vine streets, at all business hours, except when absent on professional duties. To his friends and acquaintances. Dr. Weever has only to say that he will be happy tj serve them at all houis day or night with the same zel and fideli ty as he has heretotore done; and tor a compensation as low as that required by any well read Medical gentleman in Evansville. To those not personally known to Dr. W. he begs leave to say that he was lor three years a Pupil, and for nearly four years a partner of the late Dr. Win Trafton, during his pupilage he enjoyed the advan tages of the Medical Department of the University ol Louisv ill and the Marine Hospital and subsequent ly those of the JefTerson Medical college ot Fhiladel pliia where he graduated in 1344 and where he also enjoyed the beiietit of attendance of the lilockley Hospital, and at Wills Hospital for the blind and lame. Dr. Weever's residence is on Second street, first door below the Rev. Mr. Dodges Charch. Fersons calling at the office will always find someone there at all hours day or night. au 2. J. I.. BITTKOLFF. tiS.sJo. 1 rtM or past liberal nir.iiui wouui respectfully inlorm the citizens. if Kvanviil and vicinity, that hj has just rw-tiveM his new an! splendid stock of Jewulky, Wa yches; and Ci.ih.ks, w hich he will sell at regular Cincinnati nrkvs. hia lock consists in part ot: x me Gold and Mixer Ijever V atch-s; A splendid assorttiu at newest style ladies Corn v Breastpins; Enrings, I'mgerring4 &.c; Gold Guard and rob Chains; Miniature cases, and Lockets; Fine Mourning Piris, Bracelet Clasps; Guard Keys, Collar Buttons, and Studs; A large selection of Gold Pencils with and without pens; A large lot of Bayley's best Gold Fens with and without holders; Silver Tables and Tea Spoons; Silver Thimbles; Every description of Steel Trimmings; Steel Beads and Ptirne Silks; Fine Fans, Accordions; Solar Suspending and Parlor LaMs; Girandoles &c; Every description Silver and common Spectacles Fine pocket Knives ice; B lew Fine French .Mantle Clocks: to which he would call the attention of those wish ing to purchase. Ladies are invited to call and ex- mine tor themselves. J. L. B1TTR0LFF. ap 15 Main Street between First and Second. REFINED LOAF SUGAR. 5 bids Crushed do ilo. 1 do 1'owdered, in store and for sale low lv jan 29. C. BELL PANT STUFFS. IUST received brown and bleached Linen Drills, Cotton Cashimers.Cottonades. Deniin blue Drills. &C suitaSle for men's Summer wear. mar 25. M W FOSTER DU. S. C. WILSON, T ATE of Cincinnati Ohio, having located himself JLJ in the city ol Lvansville, would respectfully oiler his services to the citizens ot this place, and the sur rounding community for the practice of Medicine and Surgery in all their various brandies Ollice on the corner of Locust and First streets op nosite the Sherwood House. Residence at the house of the Rev. John V. Dodge, corner of Locust and Sec ond streets. aug 10 dlm&.w3ui. Jibr? Liverv Stable. S4 DR. J. his 1 MEDICAL CARD. B. STINSON, would respectfully inform friends and the public that he has located himself in the citv of Evansville. where he intends devotini his attention to the practise of Medicine and Surgery. In tendering his services ti the public in this capacity he pledges himself to attend promptly and faithfully to those who may favor him with their confidence, and he trusts that the opportunities which he has enioved tor acouirinrr a Medical Luu cation will be a sunicient guarantee to his friends at least of his capabilities to discharge successfully the important uuues oi ms proiession. lilice w ith Ur. 1.. i-s 1-aycocK. wnere neniiy ue ALEXAXDEIl LA U till LI X, rpv5 Wholesale pad Retail ,vA ÜIK w Vy G rocery. Jro n iVa i, Tin ar :;a(i Shed (ron Store. WATEtt ST CK KT, EASV;LLE, INDIANA. 1J"E leg leave to call the attention of merchants, I Traders, and Farmers generally, throughout the Wabash country. Uliiioi. a.id the SoutluTii por tion of Kentucky, to oui lar'c and very general Stock of Groceries, Iron, aiU, Tin Plate, Copper, at r- simere pants. iancy French cassimerc do., Blue atidl found at all times unless professionally absent black and gray and striied satinet pants and cordu roy pants ot all colors and prices, lilark satin, plain I and lancy silk, velvet cassmiere. and satinet vests. and all colors and kinds of common vesta at various prices. Alt the late 6ty les ol plain and lancy silk and satin Cravats, Scarfs and stocks; white silk and all colors Pocket Handkerchiefs; Linen and Linen bosom shirts aug 10 d&wly. LAXDAKD TOWN LOTS FOll SALE. T WILL cell at private sale a tract of Land adjoin JL ing Evansville, containing about twenty seven acres; also, ten or htteen Lots in the upper enlarge Muslin and Mannet do; Flannel and et under shirts V1 U -tt"I,iri "'w"'"".' wumwu and Draws; Shirt Collars; Beaver, kid, thread and able terms m quantities to .suit Pr ..fe cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspen- wishing to purchase l.and or Lots, will lind it to their ders; silk, gin-ham and cotton Umbrella; Silk Hats n!erl ty a?M immcdiattly. Caps; Boots; Shoes; walking canes, &.c Jy 14 L" A COßLT. Agent, interests iromtse. Lhare il oublic natroiiae. The business w ill be Tnulnr PIntfnrvt "If will prnr hp mi- midi I conducted ÜV 'v- """v. .v y.1 jameslaiv.hlin. Jr. aiui cVns anu.n.avor to serve me couiiiry Feathers. Hides. Tallow. Beeswax, and all wi'ii an me auiuijr i uss. -as. Cass Platform. 'The noise 8nd confusion hich uervades this assembly will prevent my being heard on the important topics to which have called my attention. kinds of Produce purchased at p: ice. the highest market may 4, '47-tf 'MY OWN." .My own my own oh! breathes there one To whom that simple word's not dear? Beats there a heart so drear and lone, That holds not tome loved object near? Whoac spirit like the arkless birJ, From all companionship bath flown, And iiuJi tic gladness in that work, My own! my own! Who dull to every finer tie. To every soft affection cold. Lives on in cheerless apathy, And in his very youth terms old! Though frequent cares my mind enthrall. Could wealth, mereeanhly wealth, alone For the sweet beings lost! I call My own! my own! No! Time may still hut speed to show Hpw fale is Hope's delicious song. And many a sorrow I must know; But, o!i! sweet Heaven, nny it be long, Ere tho?e Hove trom me arc gone, And life a wilder r.tss hath grown, And of earth's millions there is none My own! my own! XEW AM) CHEAP DKV GOODS JUST OPENED AT KRCESEN MORCAN'S KT the Ait it Frame üuil-ltng, on Mtin Slrett.-$ 250 Cincinnati Clothing Store Next door to C. Hell, Drussiftt,. MAIN S T., E VASS VILLE 1A.ZZ if AIILEIUM; Ac drummer c. HAVE just received from the ir Manutactory in Cincinnati, the latest New York style of SPRENG SUMMER CLOTHING, All of which are made and trimmed in the best man" ner under their direction exprt sly for this market, and consists of every article requisite to complete gentlemen's wardrobes. COATS. Superior Black and Blue French and EnglifhClotl Dress, Frock and Sack Cats. full trimmed Ca-imertt, Brown, Green and Gray, and all col ors of Tweed Dress, Sack and Frock Coats. Black bummer Cloth, Lustre and Croton ciotn Dress, Frock and Sack, Brown Linen and Linen Check and Gingham Coats. Every variety of Coats Coatees and Roundaluts. PANTALOONS. Superior Black and Blue Cloth and Cassimere Pants. Fancy French Cass-iniere do. Black Lustre, Brown Linen, Linen Check, Tweed and Corduroy Fants, of every variety and price to suit customers, VESTS. Bbk Satin, plain and Fancy Silk and elvc white Marseilles and ManciUes of all colors, and kinds of common vetnnd prices. rruNisniNG GOODS. All the late styles of plainff PS. fancy Prints; oU ps. Ginshams l aut?, at only 10 cents per yard; 20 ps Gittghams, colors warraled, at 16 c'ts ptT yard; 100 ps bleached Domestic; 10 ca.xcs Hats; 10 do Boot--lOdoz Ladies' slippers; 20 ps lri.-di Linen, Ironi 23 cents to $1 00 per yard; DO Berage Scarfs, at only 50 cts each. 2j su- summer Sluiw lt; 20 ps Fancy Chen Drills; Gloves, oik and white Kid, Tic Nie and Cotton; Steel Beeds and Puree Trimmings; SO doz Hoaiery, embracing every quality; 3 ps Carpeting; 5 bales Brown Domestic; 1 do Drilling; 2 do Osnaberg, And many other articles, which makes our assort ment eoual to anv that can he lound in the citv. Wemostresoectfullv solicit a call from all whowsih to buy goods, either at wholesale or retail, as w e feel conlidrnt that they w ill hnd it to their interest to purchase ot us KKLLSL.N .MUKG jub ro. so, .Main street. iNKW GOODS! NEW C0UDSÜ 7 EST received by JOHN SHANKLIN, corner of I Locust and v aierttret t, l.vansville; Wit l ack ages, consisting in par.ol the lollowing articles, viz: 500 piece orints of üc .lewest style, 15 bales Brown hhceiings, 20 pieces Red Hannels, 20 White do 20 Canton do, 50 Bed Tick, 23 cases Boots and Shoes, luO pieces Bleached Shirtings, 20 pairs Large Blankets, Blue and Green Mackinaw do, 15bo.esHats and Caps, assorted, 60 down Hosiery, Sattinets, Cas-uners and Jeans, Butna Vista Cassimere; FaramatUt and Coburgh Cloths, California Plaids, Ca.-hineres, M. do Lains, Alpaccas of every variety. Wool Cloakings, 5 pieces Gro De tihine Silks. Also, Linen Cambric lldk'fs, fancy and Black Silk do. A large assortment of Shawls Trom 50 els. to OCT All kinds of Produce taken in exchange. dec21-'47tf l our Day Late From Europe. phospectsT Favorable to All Cash Customers. Alltheahoe articles and everything else in the lumishina line will be sold at Cincinnati priceä for We shnll continue to receive frech supplies week ly during th': season from our Manufactory in Cincin nati. laug UM Uli U.1 ML.lt, CU Ml ED1CAL.-DR. C. S. WELVER, (of tl.elat irm of Trafton !t Weever,) Phyttieian and Sere m on. oiuce on ine cerner oi nroi aim ine miccis a f w doors above the Exchange hotel aug ICE! ICE!! riJNSTAXTLY ';ept for retailing at the store o may 26 ALL1S liOWlS. 7 UST Itcceived this dav hv expres3, a few cas J of mens' tine Calf monroes and Misses1 Laced Collector's Notice. rTMIETax payersoftLecity of Evansville are here JL by notified that the tax duplicate has been placed in my hands, and lam now ready to receive the tax es for the current year at the olhYe of James G. Jones Lsq., on hrst street, wnicli win I kept open lrom Uoots and a variety ol childrens' t.hes, ciC., &c 10 o'cl ock A. M.. to 5 o'clock P. M., lor the recep- may 9. W. K. BAKER. No 22 tiouof taxes tor one month next betöre the hrst Mon day in October next, alter which time it will be my j r-ijicAL COLLEGE OF OHIO. The duty to collect, taxes not paid ly seizing ami selling JX Faculty, solicitous ol giving studentsevery op uronert section ol the city charter. ana 23 W.k BELL, City Collector. ofj 10 5 VEXXK3IAN cV CO. Jnt received per Steamer Cermantown, Fieces Store and Haus Door Lcks(hotiie made) G Coils Manille Ro:e from 1 to 11 inch; Reels Hemp packen Yarn; Coils do Halter Rope; lbs Hemp and Cotton twine; dost Hemp Beadcords; doz Cincinnati Buckets; kegs assorted Nails; bbd Salaratus; boxes Summer Candles; do Soap; doz horse Brushes; do scrubbing do; do No 1 groc Shoe do; do Zinc Washboards; bbl Oat Meal; lbs Bacon Hams, lbs Shoulders; 5'J 6 12 12 5 i 8 G 2 2 1 1?00 1SW Si. W HOLESALE AM) UETLAIL SADOLf. ÜARNESSi AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. Main ttreet, Ivnnsville, Ind. (rgK SAMUEL CITTMS t3T7T) leave to inform l.id (rin.U n.l KTfl he public Kenerallv. that h, rr i fWli T I I ed his liop to .Main btreet, between h'irM and Second next door to C. IMP. Drug tore. where he UeS arge anu general a?&ortment ot Saddles, Bridles, liar nes. 1 runks.Curiet t'.nLr n.t.iu i?.- t.ier articles in in u l,il,l,n..,r.... .i k -1 "M.H UHtriB .1 1 UI). or retail at the lowest cash priers. He alKkerr constantly on hand a large and g-neral assortment of trimmings ot all kinds, such as. Saddle Trees of all kinds. Skirting, Harness and Bridle leather. Dog-skin seating, Pad tkins, 1 lush of every variety. Brass mounting of all kinds. Black do do do, Bridle Bits of every kind, Bridle Buckles do. Stirrup Irons do, UugSTi Riding and Wagon Whip, logeiher with all other nriw-W in Li t;- r- T merchant and farmers would do wV.I tnrll examine my ttock before purchasing elsewhere, as 1 am ueiermnieu io &;ll hrst rate article at very low prices. June H-dlw&w3mo. SAMUEL CUTFLES. THE undersigned have as-ocifited them- pelves together in the Livery Stable Iluiness, and solicit a Miare ot puouc patronage. I heir Sta ble is on Yinr street, between the Johnson House mid the river, where thty ctn at all times be found, ready to wait upon the (.Hiblic. They intend to keep good stock, and their charges shall le in accordance with the times JAA1LS WHITE. July 23-mo S. C. JOHNSON. LAAD FOB SALE. AM authorized to sell at private sale 9S acres of land, the east half of the southeast Quarter of sec tion 31, in town 6, south range 11 west. Said land iswell k cated and the title indisputable, r or terms apply to jy J 1 R. W. DUNBAR. will continue tlie attove butiocps at the 1 Id stand. Main street, Evansville. He will always eep on hand a constant Bupply ot Saddles, Bridles, 'runks, &.C. fee. of the best workmanthio. thich ha offers at wholesale or retail at the lowest prices. a a i n also great variety.ot 1 rimramss used by Sad- lers, HarneHS-makers, and Trunk Manufacturers. In addition to my lormer stock ot materials I have just received a very large and general assort ment ot Saddle Trees, of all kinds. Skirting, Harness and Bridle Leather; Hog skin testing; Calf skin do; Plush do, every variety; Bridle Bitts and Buckles, all kindsj Stirrup Irons, i.e., &c. Ridin?, Buggy and Wagon Whips, Together with all articles in my line, at wholrcal ind retail. Persons dealing in the above articles will find it t their advantage to call and examine my stock. All orders promptly attended to at the shortest no ice. Imay y lyj J. I'.bLLioii RUN HERE EVERY BODY, AND examine the freeh stock of Boots and Shoes iust opened at the Ci'y Shoe store" being 1 he finest and cheapest assortment ever offered in this market, consisting of everyr variety of Gentlemens wear. Ladiea and Mist-e- Gaiters, hall Gaiters, SliD- pcrs, Buskins, Morocco, fine French Kid, and every article tobe wished for All of which will be dispos ed of at exceedingly low prices. jy 23 W. K. UAKLIC, No. 22, Main St. A In ttore and tor sale by aug 21 G.VENNEMAN, Co. W JACOB LCNKE.XUUMCB GUSTAVlS HlSjl.t. Cccfccticnary and Ccflcc-IIousc, by li .k i:liii:k iiiscln. On Stcond t net Zlr fn'ow 3h:'.n. 7"I1 invite a call from h eitizrns and all lov ers ol good t h:ng, at their establishment, where they hope by tkill and attention to please the taste and fancy ol all who ma v favor them. Their estab lishment w ill at all times contain the best of foreign and domestic Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Essences, Syrups, &.C., and th ir skill w ill be taxed to compose such mixtures as delight the palate Punches, lem onades, of Eng! portunity ot instruction, will commence Lectureson the lt MONDAY in October, both in the College and Hospital. On the 1st MONDAi-in NovemU the established Collegiate court commences, and terminates 1st March. JtillN Ü. SHOT WELL, M. D., Anatomy. JOHN LOCKE, M. D., Chemistry. IL 1). MUSSE Y. M. D.. Surgery. L. M. LA WSON, M. D., Mat. Med. and Genera Patholopv. M. B. WKIGHT, M. D., Uostetrics and uiseases of Women and Children. JOHN l HARRISON, M. D., Theory and 1 rac lii- nf Milieine. On the 1st MONDAY in October, the Dissecting Rooms will be ouened under the direction o the 1 ro fi'ssur of Anatomy, and his assistant, JOHN DAVIS, M. D., Demonstrator. Terms: Martricuktion $3; ospital 5; Dsec- t I c a,. im i icket yio; anu eacn f roietor s i iet,ei u. au 1 JOHN P, HAKRLON, Dean. Notice. Evansville Stoneware Pottery. TT J. II A RT having bought the entire interest of JO.. Wm. Dean in the above establishment, it will be continued under the firm of R. B. II. J. Hart, we have a large supply ot Ware now on hand which we will warrant sound. Please direct ane lrave your order at our oflice on Main Street, at II. J. Hart' will be attended to in the most punctual manner. We would solicit the patronage of all lhose dealing in our line. hv 281 K B. II. J. HAUT. 75 CEXTS. Br. Champion's Vegetable Ague SAFE and warranud Cure lor Fevers of every ileKcriotion. Also, Dr. Champion's V egctable Anti-Bilhous, Anti-Dyspeptic Purilyir.g and Cathartic 1 ills, poss essing lour important combined properties for the cure ot Diseases, caretuily and correctly coi.iDinca.onear' tide to assist the meet ol another lor tue Dentin o tKr Ilpnlth rvf MniiLir.il. These pills contain the lour leading properties for the cure ot diseases. 1 u-?rc ia no chronic, aiuction in which the Liver, the Stomach, the Bowels or the blood is not concerned. Therefore, these pills are carefully and correctly prepared to meet those seve ral indications. In all l.ilious complaints tney cure by acting upon the liver, and carrying oil theredun dant, or excissive bile; and at the same time exciting the liver into full action. In dyspepsia, they carry utf the accumulated mass ot acidity, and correct the stomach and digestive organs. It is a tact wel known and erener&llv acknowledged, that a great part of chronic diseases depends upon impurity ot the blood. These pills possess the power of puritying the blood, eyen in the most oljstinate cases of scrotulaor flaccid tenincranient: and as a cathartic, they act gen tly upon the bowels, removing all unhealthy accumu lations. Thev are mild in their nature, end may be used with perfect safety in all ages, trom infancy to old age. r or sale by Wm- Woolaey j ETan3villcIa. C. Boll, Dr. Thos Newman, Mt. Vernon Ia. R. B. Hallock, Princeton la W.J. Whiting, Cjnthianna Ia. W. B. Dimick, Boonville la. Dr. Joseph Sower, Yincenncs Ia. -3 m W. &c. Wc will also keep an excellent suppiy ue iroJuce ih French, German and (!oii.e?iic Coulee- States by stes INSURANCE NOTICE. THE undersigned as agent for the Col umbus Ohio Insurance Company, isprepart ed to take risks on on shipments ot .Ylerchan &.c, from and to any part of the V Kv fctpnm and Knilincr vessels, steam, canal tionary ol all knius and pure ariicU-s. Also jee Seeland flat boats, also upon buildings, merchandize Creams of many different varieties for retail, and trnitiire.&.c.. on most reasonable terms. firepaml at short notice for Balls, parties, private The high reputation which this Company bears fo amiües, !tc. The public are requested to give is a jt9 ability liberality and promptness in adjusting los can aim icsi nur tii-iiiiy .u yv. wm itiauiuu- scs, entitles it to tne conndence and patronage oi in public. ISAAC A. CRANE, Ag't- ment is the building formerly occupied as a private residence by Capt. Littroltt. laug 20, tl.J X n LAND FOR SALE. WISH to sell from 40 to CO acres of Land of the rlh end of my Farm lying 1 and a i mile from ALL1M A IIOAVES. the city of Lvansville on the Princeton rond. SCrFor particulars enquire of WM. WOOD, aug 23. ROOK RIND ERY. II. IIISGEN, First Strfrt, chore Main. i -inx,v rrHE subscriber would inlorm the citizens cf JL Evansville and surrounding country that heha Ky., as derivwl by them.by a Plate and S establishe! him-u-lf in the Book Binding bnsinecs at in tue liegter's Office of the State of Ke and fancy silk and sati vats, bca'l. onostocxs of plain Yfl atin era- "V, ,ffi ks;w!iiieUiLy THE HOUSE that sells goods tor small profits and eje ol ,ie Lu.,,, nnj aiso hiving the T.'ry ready pay, have just been receiving several im- 0f materials, he is able to do every kind of woi portant additions to their large stock ol Groceries. -u nue m ,ho bet manner. ai.g 21 2 themselves to sell as good articles and silk and all colors Vocket Handkerchiefs; Linen and Linen bosom shirts; Muslin and FanntI do.; Flan nel and Net niidtr shirts and Draws; Shirt Col- i'hey pledge themselves to sell as good articles and nt n low rates as can 1 obtained in the West, and invite all dealers, who wish to do a wrmr outiurrt I convince themselves that thise asser- the above nanie! plare, where he will Ik happy tore reive all work in his inn. Me would mtorm In friends and tht publicthat having a thorough knon l- besi ork in ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY By authotity of the United States District Cour for the district of Indiana, 1 will sell at public auction to the hiahest bidder, for cash, at the Court House door in Henderson, in the county of Hender son, and State of Kentucky, on the Cth day of Sep tembcr. k. v. 1348. between the hours of 8 o'clock a m. and 6 o'clock p. m. ot said day the lolowing de scribed Real Estate, being a part of the Assets of F. G. E. W. King in Binkruotcy. to-wit: All cf the title and interestsof the said Bankrupts, in one hundred acres of Land on Rock Bar, below the mouth of Green River, in the county of Henderson. urvey hied ntucky. JOHN R. iui 14. WILCOX, Assignee. lars; Fashionable IV. aver, kid, thread and cotton I tjonsare something more than empty boasts. Iheir Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspenders; filk, 1 9lock embraces every thing Ulonging to the grocery inLrellas; tilk Hats; caps;ltr ringhamand cotton L' lioot3. Shof's: walkin car.es. &c. All the alxive article and everything else in the furnishing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH. We shall continue to receive fresh supplies weekly during the penson from our Manufactory in Cincin nati. iap4-tf AHLER1NG ERUMMER. trn.tp in nroofof wliM'll fee til .n.- ON EVERY PAGE YOU i 1IL1R ADVEK. 1 1SL.ILS I r. tee the columns of our city WILL r IN U np 24. J UST received by steamer Glcncoe, 75 sides tole leather; 23 Bxs Lemon Syrup; 3 Tierces rchned Sugar or ianu v uf v ALLU3&. Ilt L, PETER SCOTT, House nud Sii I'aiuter. HAS opened a shop in Evansville, at the Exchange Hotel, where he i prepared to do all kinds oi Hoac, Sign, and Carrinse I'aiutin?, at the lowest rates. He respectfully requests a bhare wfpublic paironace. jy 29-tf. for sale by ap21 Water at. LOOK OUT. T WILL sue every Drayman, and Tavern and Gro- 1 JUST RECEIVED, rn KEGS Pure white Lead; 10 bbls Linseed Oil; 5 do Turpentine: 23 Iwxes 8-10 Window Class, For sale low by A. LAl'GIILIN, may Water street. PALM HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS &C VVERY large slock consisting of every variety of Summer hats. leghorn, palm leaf, French broid, shans, &.C., fur and silk hats ot every desira ble style bonnets, all the newest styles, with a eplen did assortment of flowers, ribbons and bonnet trim mmgs for sale by ap 1 3 MOIUUÖS. JUllSU. eery keeper, who shall not have procured license ii'ii i i l li i;h i i hv Mitndav next. ibWii. utauu, aug -J2 Marshall and Collector. I.7.I FOR SALE! rrHE undersigned will sell at private sale th J. south end ot the south-west quarter of section 29. township 6. south of range 10 w est, Ii ing between Window. AVnll Pnnfr and Rorderii C l the Boonville road and the city of Evansville, aoc A FULL supply of the latest paterns, in store and within half a mile of said city. The said land, be for sab bv I ian 2'J1 C. BELL ing 40 acres will be sold in twenty or ten acre lots. i M-i or in anv oilier wav io sun purciiaser. iircie is RLACKSMITIPS TOOLS. A FULL and general assortment o namely An bcrew 1 late For sale by A. .t:.'vi every thing in that line, r jV? -5 vils. Bellows, Vices, S E2- Rasp, Files and Grates. ap 25 LAUGHLIN Wate street very comfortable small frame honse, an excellent well of water, and a considerable number ot iruil trees on said land. The title is perfect. Trrms. One-third cash and the balance in six or twelve months. Persons wishing to purchase will apply to John J the undersigned at his residence Chandler, Esq., or to near the premises. tds may 1G. EMANUEL HULL. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP, rpiIE partnership heretofore existing between the M unuersiJJIieu, uuuci mc name r. iiaiimgivu! Hannah Co.." is dissolved by mutual consent. Tlie business of the firm w ill be settled by Charles Harrington and E. IL Fairchild, to w hum all debts are to be paid, and by whom all claims upon the house will be settled tly using tne name oi me late firm only in settling its affairs. The business will be continued, as heretofore, by Charles Harrington, in connection with Isaac t rrnnfi and P. G. O'Rilev. under the firm of Harri.no tos. Crane O'Kiley. W e reler the o;d patrons of the house to their card telow, end recommend for them the same liberal support that has been bestowed uion the late hrm. itnnipo irr)T)ivr.'i'nv Vj i i a iv u to J. B. HANNAH, E. II. FAIRCHILD. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. It will be seen by the atove that the undersigned have become successors to the house of Harrington Hannah Co., under the firm ot llnrrinstou. Crane O'Hiley, will continue the Forwarding and Commission busi nessattheold stand, with the same Wharf Boa and other business facilities of the late firm, and as of the merchants and tra lersof the Wabash and Green river countries to extend to us their patronage ho liberally bestowed unon our predecessors, pledgin ourselves to give to the business at all times our best perse nal attention, and in ail tnings to iook to me in terests of our correspondents, and to use all endeav ors in our power to give them entire satisfaction CHARLES HARRINGTON. ISAAC A CRANE, P.G.O'RILEY. jy27. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. J. P. ELLIOTT. (Surer. iror to Jr. M. J. P. Elliott,) 100 STATIONARY. REAMS Foolscap paper, assorted; 100 reams Letter paper, do; 50 gross Black Ink. Also, a supply of Uuills. Steel ens. Wafers, tnd ealing Wax, in store and for a t'-e by jan 29. C licLL. MACKEREL. BARRELS, Halves and Quarters, for sale very low by my 10 BEMENT VIELE.. MACKEREL. "I A EELS No 1, in storeand lor sale by jan C. BELL. QAA pieces Black and Colored Alpacca Lustt rs iJ J 125 Kentucky Jeans. IVO Sattinetts all colon?. 150 Red, White and Yellow Ilannela 75 Cases assorted Prints. 5 Bleacaed Muslins. 500 41 Woollen Shawls. 150 Tiit Blankets, just received and for,sa very cheap, by J. II. MAuIILE, 6: CO., oct. 19-tl 'Ma,n Bircc' CLOTH, CASSIMERES Joe VLbTJKU SUPERFINE black French Cloth, tupernne discs. French Cassimeres, Black, Blue and Bunn clot ha feveryquahty and price, r ancy cassimerea, rancy Vesüngs. Whithand Colored .Marseiiles esung. with alarge assortment of (Jonta Plain Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, and Patent fctocM, supcnmB Klart Silk, and Satins for Ves- 1 taut anu i ituivu v.i.v.. "--i tings. Gents, suwrhne. Black and White Colored Genu. Soring andsummcr wear for who esalc and retail oy tap i CEDAR POSTS, CEDAR Posta suitable for garden fencing. For sale by fj 1 A LAUGHLIN. 200 fiT Afl BBLS Kanawha Salt, on hand and for tt PANTALOONS STUFF COATIIea CIOTTENADES, Crotens, '1 weeds, supenina J black Freuch Drap, ets., Drap de Nienne, Lin en and Union checks and strips, with all the most desirable styles, tor tale low at wnoieraie ap 15 MORRIS S. JOHNSON. MOSQUITO NETTINGS. QOfa PIECES Assorted Mosquito Nettings; UUlF Just received and for eaf-low ty niy6 J. 11 MAGHLti &w- 75 CEXTS. A S FE and warranted cure lor Chills and t ever A in all its completed forms, Chamri-a Vegetable AntVlUlious, Anti-Dyspepüc Pjr-yi-i and Cathartic Fills. jy2I-3md. TO THE PUBLIC. WHEN I advertise my stock in our Daily Jotyr na I am not in the habit of advertising dou ble or triblethat I have on hand but eometo jü. GROCERIES. JUST received by steamer "Gen. Lafayette," an? for sale low for cash 50 bags prime Rio CoHee; 10 Hogsheads of Susnr. 20 bbls Plantation Molasses a prime article. 10 bbl. Rosin; 5 boxes of 1 .emmons; June 13, M. W. FOSTER Corner main 1st Streets. PRINTS. Cases of new styles spring Prints; 5 do Blue and Orange, tor sale by may 16. OLIVER LADD. 15 DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing under the Hrm of ''Nightingale Sowers," Tobacco and Ci gars Manufacturers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, the business of the late firm will be settled at the old stand by William Nightingale. WM. NIGHTINGALE JACOB SOWERS. A CARD. WE the undersigned have this day associated our eelves together under the firm of Nightingale Kister, in he Tobacco ami Cigar business, at the ol J stand of John S. McCracken, Main Street, would rrwcti'iiUv announce to the Dub'ic. that we intend keepinz constantly on hand a good assortment of the test oranas v irginia ana .uissoun i uuatui. k-uuwj Regalia, Piirieipe, Canone, Caradava, half Spanish anl Common Cigars; together with all articles in the line. Orders from abroad attended to Punctuality n,! linatch. WM. N1GHT1NGALL. ap 4-tf-witw JOSEPH KISTER. JUST received frcm Pittsburgh, 100 Kgs Nails; 25BbisAle; for sale by Water st. ap 24 GLOVES! GLOVES!! GLOVES!!! rfv. rff LD1ES superfine light and dark colored W fi Kid Gloves, superfine Black do., superhne LM White do., superfine white and colored Sdk rnl black net Gloves, and Mils for sale low nd uperüne blac uet ü jqunsON' 4 SPLEN DID lot of Paper Hanging and Win- LUMBER. A large and full aasortment of Pina Lumber. Eorsalebv i a. xjrvku on""' i ra WINDOW Glass. An assortmet of Window WAKTEB-l Ub to tin tj lb monjli exi man who speaks English 00n to UUiy ik WM. M. WALKER J. LADIES SLIPPERS and BUSKINS. .i:Rn.r. nd Buskins of su 300 JSS a Sc. ss breush' nor quaitij -v-j;-'- f .ie kt may x. Kir and THICK BROGANS. t r Cases of Prime Kip Brogans; AO 5 do do Boya do. OUTER LADD. 5 do -ltucE For sale by may 16 10 do do jo Alio adsuperiutli,y ot 6 jjVER LADD. may 16 50 SYTI1E SXATIIS PITCH FOHKS. 2osLr,r,ai 50 do ao st.. Korke 10 do superior Pitch f .pD For sale by lny 16 OLK Ell LAI D.

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Wonderfu Hart's Vegetable lAliail, Itheonly remedy that can le nliej on tor the per Sinanent cure of Spinal C o nplaints. Spasmodic "contractions. Irritation ot' the Nerves, Nervous or iiok Headache, Nervous Tremors, Neuralgic Alice tions. Apoplexy, Pamlysn, General Deb.luy, Defi ciency ol" Nervous ami Physical Energy, und. allNcr vogs Disorders, including the most dreadful ol ah diseases that ever atlect the human race--- Epilepsy, or rsillins SicRness, Hysterical i 'its, Convulsion, Snams, i.e. This disease consists in a sudden deprivation of the enses. acconuKinied with a violent cunvul.-ive mo tion ot" the whole body. It attacks by tits, and aite a certain duration freies ort". generally leaving the Sill frer in t stn r. attended with "real weakness and exhaustion ot the body. Doctor Hart would impress it upon the minds o! thü nrtli.-tp.L thret the. Vegetable Extract is the only rennslv pvt r diseovrred that can le rcli.d on lor tht permanent cure of this most dreadful of all diseases Ai it tftiilnrv i. to iusniiitv. ma Iness and death thi m,Ht Svii-i.tri. Piiysicia.ns ot" Euroiie, ns well a those of our own country, have pronounced Epilepsy incurable. And it has len so i-om-iJered by many, until this most important of all discoveries was made by Doctor S. Hart, nearly sixteen years since, during which time it has been performing some ot the most KemaRKableCcres upon record, and has acquired a renutation which time alone can t thee. Physician of undoubted skill and experience, Ministers ot va rious denominations, as wrtl as hundred of our enn 11 unite in recommending Wie use o; this ttuly valuable medicine to their patunis. charge mid friend, who are thus atllicted, as the only run We Qcote tite Lasgiwoe used by those who have been cured by this valuable medicine. I ne says. "1 havesutT-red beyond my power ut description, but now I rejoice m being iuitynr.-ion.-uimn-.um -uu happiness." Another says, "1 thank God I feel that 1 am a well man. I also feel it my duty to proclaim it to the ends of the earth, that tlue similarly aliud relief" Another, (who is an E.mixeni Lawyer, and well known in this city.) pays, "My son has been ailücted for years with r.p.lepsy, but i .,u.- ont.tvin.' .rood h-oitli troiti the fgelahle Ex tract. Its tame," says he, ''should and ought to I e ounded ta the ends of the earth." Another says, "Iinnin.reisentirelv iuadeuuate lo express my grat itude ui Dr. Hart, tor hating he means, under the blessing ot God, ot res-tor ins me to the enjoyment Ith. ntt. r having Uen alilicted with El- ileuW in its worst forms for more than twenty-three vtiird mil mv nuirniiur ana fveiiiiii? ubla'ioiiut prallt shall continue to ascend to that Gex! Mil- who has atliicu-d but to make me whole. i.' oi, r,T.i r'ir Oftwentv seven vears and six 'I.. w months, cured by tue use oi uns iu" f .mIii-IT-IO eail thu following remarkable case of the son ol Ptt'm sw.,r-. K.i.. ol Philadelphia, amicte-cl will; Epileptic Fits twenty seven ycats and six months. Aller traveling llirougn liiiiaim, ct-uuauu, ucr m,nr fiml France, consulting the most eminent nhv-ieians. and expending for medicine, medical treatment and advice three thousand dollars, re 1 with hi 4 son to this country, in Noveinler ihotit TPfLivin-r nnv bent-lit whatever, and was cured by u?ing Haut's Veuetable Litbact. X Win lore's Letter to Dr. Hart: i k, !-nt over three thousand dollars lor meil rno nn.l medical attendance. 1 was advised to take imir to Kitnv-4 with him. which I did. I first vis ;t-t l-'.n rlriTi.. 1 consulted the niot eminent physi -UnathT.rP in res ieetto hi-cae; they exa mined him n.l nrecriVl accordingly. 1 reinuned there three months without perceiving any ehnn i tor the better which cost me about two hundred ami. Jit ty dollars poc rd aril Lm.I A i hotti? in t ie month of Novem ranee, ami ri-ium-- l.- I,., ;tK a.,.1 i;ir I. JMI I M CUfCU M w m il 1 i,.r. I com if.mr n.'lviirt ipmrnt in nv.tr wiJ. York pa;nTs. and concluded to try Hart's Vegetarn Extract, seeing your statements and certificates of so many cure??, some of twerty and thirty years stand ing, and lean assure you I am not sorry I ditl so, as by the use of Hart's egetable Kxtract alone, be wa restored to i'EEFECT Healtu. His reason, which was 0 far gone as to un!:t him for busings, is entirely re tored' with the prospect now Itetore him ot lile, health and use fulness. He is how 28 years ol aire, and 27 years C months of this time hns Uen atllicted with this most dreadful cl'discases, but, thank Uod, is now enjoying good health. Now, sir, faith without works 1 don t believe in. ToBTvlhall be lever zrateful to you is one thinjz and as I here enclose you one hundred dollars, 1 have, no doubt but you will thinfi mis anomer anu quite a ditlerent thing The debt of gratitude I still owe on, but please accept this amount as interest on the Ubt in advance. Yours, very rcspectfully, (SlCTied) W 1 LL1A.M )R E. AnotUtr remarhihle Cure perurmed by the ue vl Hurts tgttnble Infract. Doctor Hart: It is with no small degree of gratifi ...;.,n thai I am enabled to announce to you the com plete restoration to health of my daughter, by the use f vour Vegetable Extract. At tJie age ot six years. v,.., nt nresent is sixteen) she was hrst attacked with this dreadful malady called Epileptic Fits; and until fch commenced taking tlur Extract, she sutLred w ith attacks of fits, almot incessantly, anil so se verely as to threaten to drive reason from its throne, w. n l..r hpr inanp lPIOTIC i i i it. io a kctetl by the physician, and the most that l recti v I 1 i OA .t'na n.n ui I i.l:. '.V3S meir opi.non tu; mj "vi- .v.--? 1 -1n1-vex.y l.NCCnACl.E. l accoruiniy ieii i.n- in I t.k..l... Vit. Ii. IV ...au Frtmthr ritttburg Gazttte. PHE past summer (lt lTi has been a very rcmarka L b'.eoae. Fientient and heavy rain, follow ed y intense and long continued heat, had the rfTcCt, in the nrst place, to promote a rapid growth of suceulnta vegetation, ami in the second to produce a rapid de composition ot vem-tao.e matter, giving rise to muc 1 l I 1 J.nlk mioHMia ami spreniliug sicKtie?s, uisease uuu ww in w hich had heretofore been remarkable to t lt.- i r v.! n l.rit v We are credibly informed, that whole meadow?, u.-i.;... tiu .mis.4 wn.4 iinusuallv heavv. rotted to i he ground and was not tit to ttccut. in inmana ami Illinois, thesitkness was w general, mat mere ya. not enough well persons to ntteini moii me sitiv. whore siüli rinns were prctracted by a want ol" prop er remedies, ns well as of good nursing. Much ol this siiir.-rin.rmi'dit have Uen prevented, hat! every fam- !v kent on liand a supitlv ot medicines suited to coun- i r ..I i i.i.. teract the t fleets ol this miasma, wnn wnicn tue ai mosuhere at certain limes is surcharged. In nddi li.in to Uuinine. (w hich is in Puch reneral use as to need no comment,) we would ptrongly urge e very fiiinily to keep on hamlone or more boxes o I LR .M'liANL'sl.lVER I'lLXS.' The.-e i'ills are the rrescnntion of an cnitnentl by- used ii'i sician in .Monongnhalu Co Virginia, and were Phy-icians pronounced her incurable, and cauM 1 othin T more for her. We had almost despaired of by the Vegetable Extract, we determine' trial. The result has exceeded our most nth cure, w hen hearing ot the remarkaiiie cures terioriiieu u termmeu to "ie ii a our most sanguine ex- I i" a. .1 p.m.. I rectation, as ty us use sue i ut-c mn .uw.-,. f ul malady, and restored to Perfect Heai.th. Should any one feel desirous ot seeing her. and ol certaininr the particulars ol the case, such wish may be gratified by calling on or addressing a letter to me, past-paid, at my residence, two miles Irom Um illa-eol Vonkers, Westchester. New Wk. 3 O. C. DENSLOW, YonkersN.i Teething. Worm, Costiveness &c, will produce this disorder. Jn all such cases the V egetable Extract is the only medicine which can be relied on wit h any decree ot safety. Mothers who have small children should remember this. Masy a Child, the nast year, who has suffered with this complaint, and has bj-en civen over by physicians to die, has been restored by the use of but one bottle of Hart's V cgetable Extract. The child of William Anderson, North ourtJj etreet. Williamsburgh, aged months, had fits con stantly for eijht weeks. A consultation ol physt tnL who decided that the case was a hopeless one, and the child must die. W hilst the ehild was in this dangerous state Mr. Anderson call ed at my otlice and obtained a bottle of the Extract, administered it to the child, and the result was a per? sect rstoration of health. r Ti,. Ln ..f Mr. Robert McGee. corner of ulIlvan .n,i Prin trpjits. New York, was severely atllicted with fits. In this case also the physicians held a con- ilt it i-n and l'cc ideJ that tht-y could da no more nd that nature must t tf -ct its own cure, or tlio Iniy ,i; t;.a Vegetable Extract was administereil to him whilst in a tit, by one of the attending physi elihi. Jtj effects were almost instantaneous, i he hts was broken, ami tue roy resioreu wa i. fi !mll nevera?ain be without the icne in my hous-Mt I can avoid it, for fen r that some of the rest of my children may be attacked in .i f .nn-iid.-r the medicine invaluable. w' i.l t.i the t.! owin persons, who i. rc. hw uini Hurt's Vegetable L.xtract W. lk;nnett, nine years, 171 Urandst. w T'lt .1. i-onra l'J IJoVCr J j. Hiiiswuriii. K-'1" j ..j Jnh McDoual. nine years, Ivist Lrooklyn L..I H. W. tSmith, N. Y Custom House Ü. K!ly, twenty years, .Siatca Islarw Miss E- McKeel, twtnty yfars, orkville. u; i- iunt irvcara. 112 hmiinersly nt U',n II P.rl. twentr-thrert years, id Norlolk st 174 1). lanev et Philo Johnson, twenty-eight years, dreencastle tt Judije Kandall.VlEast liroauway,. l. Thoman R. Junes, the U Ö Navy. I'unt Wm. Jennin.tateEt. Uril2 ntirt. Ct. TheTik Is Not Far Distant, When thousands who are now trembling under the Land of this dread f..1 ilrme.and fearing that every attack may prove rti will find Dermanent relief and le restored to new life, by using this celebrated medicine. fWr, itvr 'I'hol'sand Gertif icatf.s. Have feen re ceived, in testimony of the henencialresults produced by the USO Of Ur. Hart S Cgeiauie r.yruei. Prepared by S. Hart, M. L., New "i ork. Price One package, S3 00 Four 10 00 VA-rht 20 00 It is carefully packed up in Ioxes for transporta f'mnnnrl Antt...inv nart ol the Unuetl Maten, lexaa Mexco and Wrt Indies. THO.M AS MILES, tl? M.iin at. 1nt ween 3d and 4th. Cincinnati 0. ;?neral Agents of the United States ALMJUAr Kir Agent IKtUisviue iy. C. HEEL, Evaiurille Indiana hy him in his piivate practice as a remedy in hillious complaints, for years I tore he thought ot ohenng them to the public. Mien, However, was nie success :o the i'ills. and so creat the nuiniH-r ol persons ocu t titetl 1 y them, that the making of the quantity reui site to siip;ly the increasing demand, began to inter iere materially with the time required to attend to ins practice. To prevent this lie lias maue arrange ments wiih the house of J. Kidd Co. No. CO Wood Siivet. Pittsburir. la. to uremre and vend them. where the genuine may le procured at all times and in !inv renii:illn niinillliv. ..j i- j- r. !i-.p I 1 1 1 j are nut recommemiea ns a panacea lor 'all the ills that Mesh is heir to," but in all affections .f ihe Liver and in all bilious complaints, they stand .v iilwmt n rival. All who have ever ued tht m, give them the preference over all other Pills, and cannot be persuaded to exchange those which tluy find e.HTi nie, to l m il, I. so it. and ft ctuut. for any other.even though they may be tusur couti J, or o drastic as to .rii "ihrniii. h lv ilav lii'ht." I'repareti loi t he proprietor by J i i u u w o w neioj sale Hrusgist, No. 60 Win h1 Street, Pittsburgh, 1 e. to whom all orders Irom a distance must I directed. old alsobv our A cents and the principal Druggists throughout the United Mates and C anada. iyr- v it Pnr.liritrd will iiip.isi)A n.irticularan V A f r i in.mire for "Ur. Ji'Me' J.iver 1'tUr" us there aru otiier Pills purporting to be "Liver Pills," now I lo the public. uec--wy bold holcsaie 5c. uetaii by CK AW FORD BELL Main st. Evansville, Ind. lontlil vlliillolin. lo.3. THIS world has ever Uen the scene of the fircest struggles between Truth and error. No sooner dues Truth propound an important theory, than er lur. wuii us ituiuu ui uiir?. niivo r uuu. v gresf. A most illustrious instance ot this, was tne uuuosition made to the immortal Jex.nek. His mas ter mind was le-J. under Providence, to the discovery of Vaccination, by which that dreadful scourge, the m iUimjx. was robbed ot its terrors, lie lounu mat the matter from uustules u:on the udder of a cow con tnincd a principle which would produce the almost divine results lor which he had so patiently and anx- ou.-Iy sought. Oppositon. arose. Interested persons hi"h in social rank and prole?sional position, udicul ed what they dared not deny! They asserted that manv vaccinated tersons became covered with hair. and even exhibited horns r and a tail; and that in one ease a child ran on all tours, bellowing like a bull Uut the current w as soon turned. Tlie Pri'ish Par- iament. voted him A J0.00Ü sterling (slUUAHXU and the world sang his praise. The same spirit lias come down to our own time. Even while we write tins liuiicun, interesicu per sons, J?-ilousof the wonderful efficacy and success o Thn J7""efcubers .Medicines. Tt nnr;,T tbeni. Misguided incn! How utterly V.;. V i i I":" ,t.,;. rcad. The most extraor .rt::tlv llowinsr Hi to the ii 1 1 i.l i i lilt u iir ui u v. uii,-:iu. C.n-,:.nv.rum all narts of the c'-Wk terlihcate ...i.:A ki... ;.f..i ti,t.t TM. taMe citizens u.t. il.iu.t iisiim, ni 3 h.vo tu rn iiri.. i-u IU rentlemen ot creat ilistinction, who have careu,l examined them to see that they are ce.M I.ne. Among these, are the names of the Kev. N. Hangs, D. D., of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and Francis Hall, Es'l editor of the New-York Commercial Advertis er. We finally submitted the whole to The Hon. Wm. V. IIrady, the Mayor of New York, who has given his certificate, under the Ureat Seal of the Ci ly, that they are genuine and reliable. With suen names, we fear no opposition." We are fortified at every point, and solicit a continuance of the unexampled patronage we have already received We would earnestly advise, 1st. That in every neighborhood where there is no (raefenberg IVpot, immediate steps be taken to have one. Ily addressing the General Agent of any dis trict, this can be secured. 2d. Families should club together and get an im mediate supply. 3d. Emigrant Societies and other philanthropic bodies should furnish them to the needy. Of the Liraefenberg Vegetable Pills alone, 30,000 boxes are suld each and every week! Of the Health Hitters, an enurmous quantity, These extraordinary Litters are sold at twenty-five cents a paper, and are warranted to make twoquarts of Hitters superior to any in the wt-rld. They are composed ot Koots, liar Its, Herbs, and inen, garner ed in the vast lorests anunrariesoi .vmericu anu me a speedy and certain restorative of weak and debili tated constitution. The other Medicines of the Company or equal value, mid are as follows: The liraet nlwrg r-arsaparilia compound, the the m. N BS W S ES Y T E I. EGRAPH. TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS WHOLSSALE DEALERS 1H FOREIGN AND D0MESTI3 DRY GOODS, COUEROF AND WATEU STUCET, EVANSVILLE, IA., WOULD INVITE ATTENTION OF THG TRADE TO THEIR UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK OF Spring and Summer Foreign and Domestic Dry G-oods, t r iiKMi p,, i.,; v r.ct ivinir mm tne r.astern .Markets, .uanuiaciurers. wc. v;ur su k intui tu V lected with great care and at extremely low rates, umler the most favorable circumstances, (with the C VH with an e-iteeial view to the patronage of the Kvansville Trade, and as we have alojted lite motto of "LA ROE SALES AND SMALL I'KOITTS," we have no hesitation in pletlging ourselves to City a n.l jiuntrv Merchants. Dealers, Traders, !tc, who will be kind enough to call and see us. not only to 1 able r?"?"L andvamtv of CohIs. but aU. To OFFER YOU SUCH BARGAINS AS Wiu; M.KE iVÄN Ö1UECT WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION TO EUY0UT0F0UR ES TAULISHMKVr. OO" You are particularly requested on visiting our uiiy to ran ami ouiain prices oeiore pureiias.n-j. JO-Call at the "EXH! ESS STORE," corner of Main and Water Street. "P"3 NEW GOODS! NEAV GOODS AT WHÜLESALK AND KETATL. IN THE NEW BRICK STORE NEARY OPPOSITE THE BANK (Formerly occupied by Johnson tj' Crane.) THE eubscril-erha! opened within the last few days, and is constantly receiving directly Irom Pew l ork an extensive and splendid assortment of: Foreign and Domestic 2Jry Coeds, Hats, Sonnets, Scots anu Enocs, and Fancy Zlardwarc. Which having been purchased at tlic laielargi! Vvn injury A tut ton Sties, he flatter? himself he can pell at much lessthan the usual ptices He is determined to exert himself to make his establishin nt opularal well withpurehasers who are vi.-itin lhet.'ity,as withthose who are residing in town, and would raspect fily request the attention ol nil to h)s stock, which he oilers at wholesale and nlnil t.'icn terms which he ls wilt not tail to g've entire saiisiactiou. inpUl uuiiioa thinks 5 "Wholesale dealer in dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Leather, &c, Sec. 0CI WMER ETHEET, 33CCH AU0VS Z2AXK THEET EVANS V ILLE,JJND. DRYG(X)DSAT VHÖ"lESALE. t I" O Country Merchants. I take this methol to inform Merchants veiling this City, that I rmin receipt ol one ol the largest and lt st assorted stock ofÜo-xl ever brou;ht to this City. A niong which I enumerate Ticks, Demins, Drills, Stripes, Janes, i'lantation btufi's, Ottiaburgs, Wickmgs, Wuii- i-'ings. Battings, Cotton Yarns, c. jty assortment oi urown anu uieacneu unions is, i oeiieve, me nwM t-uuiimic mai w n lloum-Irfl, comprising all the most desirable styles selected from the Ust manufactories. My bleached 'ottons art mtly from the Fxjwell and Waltham i'artoriea, and are eer idedly superior to any other goods lti,r i;.rr.i.Tnn d..nesiid.otrcred in this market. With assurance that my terms and prices arc more avorable to buyers ti;a2 a any oilit nouse in mis city. cry rcsi.ecuui.j, may 10 Ali' tlUr K llln-lg V.Uimillll wwiib 'iuiJUf i Graelenlierg Eye Union, the Children's l'anaeea t (Ireen Mountain Ointment, the Consumptive's Ilali t ie livs'nterv vruu. KJ-The General Agent lor Indiana is Myrus Jea- ton. to whom anir.ications for arencies may be addres- i sent. EinVAlil BAKlU.N.fic- New ork. Januarv. lfM8 WM. M. WOOIiJEY, Agent mayi-tf fr Evansville L-cretary. iitMi.Tii! iir.viyrn: THOMSON'S COMroUNDSYRUl'or TAR AND WOOÜ -SAI'IITIIA. T1I 0NLV CtRTAl.V KEMiDV TOR THE tTEE OF .'ON SUM I'TION. Ashma. Bronehists. Suittina Blood, Tain in the ide and Breast, Sore 1 hroat, llaorsness, t aipuaiion of the heart. Whooping Cough,Croup,Hives, Nervous Tremours, Liver complaint. Diseased Kidneys, and Affections generally of the Throat, Breast ni:d Llin,79. nfnll the diseases incident to our climate there is none so universal, and at the same time so insidious and fatal, as Consumption. In tins country esuec ial ly, Pulmonary Consumption is emphatically a scourge m I in it rpsistiesa career sweens over nie lauu u- a Destroying Angel, laying low, with relentless hand the strongest and lairestoi our race, iiunerio u pt'ort.- to arrest this dread disease nave oroveu vain -ml -II thnt M-eiiu d within our oower was at best al leviation of sull'ering, rendering somewhat smoother the certain progress to the tomb The proprietor, in otlering tins preparation to the public, would embrace the opportunity to state upon what ground it put- torin lis inerns; anu me rensuiii unon which it founds its suiierior claims to the alten tion of the atilicted,that all who require it use may rpnn lull contjuenec in uscurauve powers, r-inee it. tirt nre:araiion he has had the pleasure of wi uesMn" ib hnppy results in numerous instance?; bu li w 4 determined not tt offer it to the-public unt lie hail liecome thoroughly convinced of its elucacy ir-vin rsuch convictun.henow confidently oners v without a parallel for the cure ofi'UI MONARx CONSUMPTION and ita kindred dis eases. i tt,a f..llnwinr sneak loritsell. "I have used'TiioMrso.N's Comfoc.nd Syblt or Taf if V..UTHI f..r Home time in m v nractice.and VV, ttllUUl..""! 11 have found it the most efhcicnt remedy 1 have ever i ..o.irnntive cases, unron ic cniarrn, eic when ureal irritability, with weakness of the pulmo nary organs. existetU The rapidity with which i acts is greatly in its la vor wnere uyspmra u u11TO sion exists, s hen is mediately relieved by it." "In Pulmonary Consumption n can w um-u wh i.;n.r nnolieable to everv form of th; disease, and I consider it a medicine well worthy the attention ot Physicians, ana exempt iron, u.r n ipu ation ol empiracisin. oi- ua.uvuu,.u.i. rhila.b-Ipl.ia, Oct. 11th, S16. JKrThe abovemedicin.-s prepared only by Axgney Dik ov,at NE corner ot Fifth and Spruce Streets Philadelphia: Sld by C. BELL, Evansville, and repjx'ctablc dnuruists generally. Price W cents or $1 per Untie beware of mterven nov 4 la 17 OLIVER LA DD. AGUE AND FiTVER OR CHILLS AND FEVER CUHLI) 1 SMITU'S TOXIC SVltUl. and Fever. r II I. rpiIK proprietor of this celebrated inedJ justly clauns lor it a mj, o ny ove au u othred to the nubile tor the sale, certain, fe.-t.x-uj i r,,"; J' lever. He refers to the whole Western cou,:''v ar him testimony to to": case whatever will it fail to cure if the directions are .mciiy wuovi eu 'i 'V-hilU nnd Fever surance he is fully prepare.1 to warrant a cure in all formrv whetaer ot short or long standing; and all persons 6i wing u r,,; persons who may have used it as directed when it shill have la."'X ,ai'V J?,,;',!. r.rtl,. ft ovfnvenr This remedy has now been extensively used throu-rhod the Wes. -nd tout, mcst i f' V8;" r and within that period has Dermanentlv cured 200,000 catf?, in all ancu ion...-, I .(,i,11U'4 lkwn III 11113 1UU III' been ol Irom one to three yearssland ng, and hail rei.-ied all mo nsuai n -v j-...,-:.!; i- i: i .i i- :i ."i .1 i: I nr,Jrj. -UCI1 is iimihuiiju anu in no case uiu uns meuicme i;iu iiere iiieiiiieeiiou- -cii; n.n..... f i!,.. n.untrv nan success that a larger numUr ot respectable practitioners of medicine, in various parto ol inc. coumrj u.c Je" and present it an preference to Quinine an.t all other rumeuies. rimnOJHl cntirelv I he public are assured that it is not anly cettain in its elici ts as a ionic, wm. imi. to rt.niat.s of vegetable medicines, is perfectly innocent in any cases or circumstances, and may le f intants, and all persons of debilitated and delicate constitutions without the least fear what. r any uu nri:mt an J ureit quality, and is always made by Lc pro i ot pharmacy, (v hi ;h cannot be said of the many Ionics r.ow itry,; ao.1 in this resect aone is rendered greatly t-upenor to uleasant etK ct. 1 his meilicin-j nomuseJ ot jrticiesoi tee prietor in terson, alter the established forms flooding the Western and fcoiith western country the reinedies usually prepared and fold in the country. Bv its aocrient and Miwerful diaphoretic nroperties, added to its tonic qualities, it is rendered eminent!. superior to quinine and other remedies as a general and popular Tonic in a cases whatever wnere ionics are proper tube administered. The proprietor, therefore, would respectfully invite practitioners add th public generally to give it but a fair trial, and they will then be convinced ot its great superiority over all other remedies now in use for the purposes specified. t,-,- I ersons living in uistricts oi country sunjeci io .Ague anu icut, vinm v would do well to keep a supply of this valuable remedy always on hand, especially if medical aid cannot be conveniently had. The proprietor has now in his possession hundred of certificates of its valii'3, given by persons who have used it, with many letters from merchants who jiave sold it largely in their country, as well as from many resjH'ctable practitioners, who hav- used it in preference to other remedies, attesting its value, r or the satisfaction of those not aaquainted with its valuable curative powers the following letters and certificates are given from the many in his possession: ,ni Cixcix.if.vT!, July 2t 1311. Mtssns. Wilsox, Pettet. Smith Gentlemen: The author of this is the meagre sul.ect who presented himself at your counter, on Friday, the 1-th insl., under a complete state of debility Irom fever and ague. You will recollect 1 took a hot lie of Smith's Tonic Syrup, at your earnest solicitation, and, being so very weak, I did not wish to take any medicine until 1 got home when I could receive projier attention. 1 got home on Sabbath morning in time to take two doses before my shake came on. It came on at its usual hour (10 o'clock, A. M.) as ha. d as usual, but it lasted but a short time. The fever also left nie apeat deal sooner hau usual. In the evening I resumed Wie Tonic, as directed, and onlv had time to take threedoses until bedtime. Next morning, alter breakfast, 1 continued taking it until the hour of ague and fever hatl passed, when 1 dropp.il it, and was entirely fret; from the disease. I did not think it possible lor med icine to restore a ersii as fast as the Tonic restored me. The greatest ditliculty now is to govern my ap petite. I do thinK, without exception, it is the best medicine lever took. -f w.Ttmr Most respectfully, V' C' AV, V.. Pahjs, Tennessee, September 11, lt 10. Messrs. Wilsox, Pettet, Smith Oentlemen: I wrote you, four days a' requesting you to send nie more of the Tonic Syrup. I am now entirely out, and have borrowed two dozen. 1 he demand lor it n very reaL In every instance where it ha? leen tried it has effected a cure. It u have not started the parcel lor me before this reaches you, eight or ten dozen of it will not be too much to send. Respectfully, &c., T. COO NEY. 1 ATnt-ru Swnv. Tennessee. Auirust 21, 110. Mes?rs. YiLsv,PirrTET,&.SM!Tn r.entlemrn: You will please send me two do-en Smith's Tonic Sy nip. I cannot close my letter without informing on tliat, out of the three dizen of t ie Ionic Syrup bought of you this last fprinjr, I have only two or three bottles now on hand. It is called lor almost uaiiy -..I it ,iovr fnil. d in tlx fir.t inatnnr- of nrivliirinif nn elleetual cure. It is the W'St medicine KU the cure of chills and fever or ague and fever that I have ever feeeii. Y'our early atte-ntion to the above order will much oblige your friend. ,JAf I t We, the undersigned, do hereby cheerfully certify that we have sold largely of Smi-h,s I onic Syrup in our neighborhood, und in very many cases have personally sn and known it used aniong our ens-tomers and from what we have seen ami I no of its use, do without hesitation, recommend it to our friends and the public generally as the most speedv, i-ermnncnt. and innocent remedy that we have ever seen or heard of in the cure of Ague and Fever or Chills and Fever, and we do believe that it will in no case fail to cure if the directions are properly followed L. F, Chilton, Chnsitan county Ivy; J. E. (ioouwiii, 1 ayiorsviuc, jvy; J. u. uammon, i; "u Ky: W. E. Sublett, Clinton, Ky; M. .V.J. llelmer, Springville, la; I. rrisbie. Mil town, la; 1 Ecndrum, Falls Rough, Ky; Samuel McClarty, Hardinsburg, Ky; O.-aham illaworth. Bowling Green, Ky; bound tree Barrett, Brownsville, Ky; J. W. Garner, Cliarl. stown, la; Perry Oait her, Munroe county, la; W O. Bowman. illersville, Ky; E. O. Browa&,Co., West Point, Ky; J. M. Phelps, Lenven worth, la; II. 1. B-lf. Livertnore. Kv. Prepared by JOHN J. SMITH, Author and Proprietor, Konisville, Ky. Sold wholesale and retail by C. BELL. Druggist, Main Ft., Evansville, av yj To whom all orders will be addressed. JUST received from New Y'ork, 6 Halt Pipes Cognac Biandy; 2 Pipes Holland" (Jin; 10 cn-ks Port Wine; 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhds Rum; 10 barkcts Chanipaigne; 5 bxs Cordials: 100" Claret; IjO" Sardines; 100 cans Oysters; 25 thousand Tigara Cigars; for sale by ALLIS HOWES. Water M. IKON. ALARCE and general assortment of all sires o Common Bar, Flat, Round and Square, Broad and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe Bar, Plow Bar, Plow Moulds and slabs. Nail and small bods, to ether with all sizes usually called lor in the above line. For sale by A. LAUU II LIN, an Water st. COTTON YARN. "b fi fSf( Dozen Hoe Factory Cotton Y'arns JlU.WUU Nos. 500, m) and '00, this .lay rle ceived per steamer Bosco from Pittsburgh. Ftirsac by inny 17j OLIVER LA DD. "Sä r v.i.- s- w L.J jj' r i TO MOTHERS AND M ARIHED I.4Tiic o This Extrart of San-ai.nrilla l.r hu prepared in re li re noee lo k-male complaints. Ne.fc male who has reason to suppose die is appioachin mat critical period, "the turn ol lile," bliould ueclect lo take ii, as it is a certain preventive for any ed the numerous and horrible dise ases to which females are subje-ct at this time ol life. This period may be de layed lor se veral years by m ing thiscniedicin. Nor is it lets valuable for thtse who arc approarhin" wo manhood, it is calculated to assist nature by quiek- eninz the Mood andinvicoratimMl.eYstt.rn i.i-i this luedccine is invaluable for all the diseap which women are subject. it oracesthe wholeeystem, renews pcrmanentlv tK natutal energies by removing the impurities ol tb Inxly not to far stimulating the system as to pro duce a sulisequent relaxation, which is the cat of most medicines taken lor female weakness and dis ease. DISEASE OF THE HEART, RUPTURE AND n Ntw York. July, .2, 1846. Dk. Towxsexd Dear Sir Mv wile ha- ln -r. flicted with a terrible rapture for over fifteen years the greater pat t of the time. She has been troubled with shortness of breath great fluttering of the heat Ur. TownscndN Compound Extract. S.4KSAPAKILLA. 1 his L.xtrac t is put up in quart bottles it is six times cheatier, plcasanter, and warranted superior to uny sold. It cures diseases w ithout vomiting, pur Sin?, sickenins or debilitating the patient, and is larticularly adapted for a SPRINU AND SUMMER MEDICINE. The creat beauty andsupeiiority of this Sarsapa- rilla overall other remedies is, lule it eradicates dis mw if virrnrntoa tfio I..1V f'nntiminl i.in nrfu! Cleanse "and strengthen Cunsumpiion can be bich has been very distressing, and has frequently .I i.....i.;.:., ...,o.......t...n i;..... I been uUaLle to leave her IhI. 1 hp nmtnrpn-,. v-uieuuioni-iiiii?, ivii;uiiipuvii mil vuiiiliiuiiii, .7 uo cit colds, coughs.catarrh, asthma, spitting of blootl. sore- ,ar?e anJ severe. She tried almost every remedy for ness in the chest, hectic flush, night sweats, difficult fuch cases with but little benefit. When she had ta- or proiuse expectoration anu pam in ine 6iue, txc, r J t. t- AV,-"r" ,lc"icie sna have and can be cured. 1 us eutueiy icmuu oi uie uisease oi wie neart, and Probably there never was a remedy that has been luerul nurenas aimosi enureiy uisappeared. ja c;ii--.'.-i ii in m I i wAi wn t a flea .f nnnciimntmnna 1 1,;... I fche has also had the aronsv. nnd una vrrv mnii JV CVV ri-IUI 111 11. .L I H l V VUC. V. WIUUIUIMUUIW UUTi I J .""v r 'I I I J 111. it cleanses and strengthens the i-ysteni, and appears uuu no iuea uiai sue couiu oe so uenc- to heal the ulcers on the lungs, aud the patients grad- ted; e had such a complication of diseases ually regains their usual health and strength. "u ',U8' 03 ;a"ge "ny appear, reueveti ner CTFI0US CASE OF COXSUMPTION. vg "'opJ' aware uiai uns siaicmcnilS fcO Tliere is scarcely a day passes but there area num- 81 uu' 'ar aimosi like nction, but it is ber of cases of Consumption reported as cured by the flt'r ""iny- i our barsnnarilla u certainly a valu use ol Dr. Townsend's Sarsapanlla. 1 he following "v,"-"": ""V1 useu iy every one that was recently receiveil. i obuhvi.i.k a c Ua,v o, m. n any uisoeucve tins Dr. Tow.vsexd Dear Sir: For the last three years account, they are at liberty to call at my house and I have been atllicted with general debility, and ner- navewuiardemonstratHMi m vous consumption of the last stage, and did not ex- WILLIAM TOW SLR, 1 James tt pect to ever gain my health at all. At er going hrtough a course ol medicine under the care of some of the most distinguished regular physicians and members of the Board ot Health in New York and elsewhere, an I spending the most of my earnings in attempting to regain my health, and after reading in some paper of your Sarsaparilla 1 resolved to try it. After US1H2 six bottles Itounditdone niegreatgood and called to see you at your cilice, with your ad vice I kept on, and do most heartily thank you for your advice. 1 tiersevere in taking the Sarsaparilla, and have been able to attend to my usual labors for (J.kI and your Sarsaparilla to continue my health.- and for weeks (what I ci.uld eat) 1 have been unable J hehed me beyond the expectations of all that knew f retain but a stnal portion on my stomach. I tried i'iiAiM rcMiiiuiiv the usual remedies, but Ihev had little or no eflert in Orange Ewx Co X. J Au". 2. 1S47 removing the complaint. I was induced, about two State"ofNcw Jersey. Essex County, ss.-Charles "lonths since, to try your extract ol Sarsapanlla, and Quimbv beiii!? sworn according to law. on his oath U must nay with little confidence; but alter using ,itk if..r tk.Tf.rn,r..m(T -tntment i4 true neeonlincr nearly two iwttles, Hound my oppetiie restored and e nntl Irlit I. i mr iit-aivuurii -niirciy irmuvt'ti; niiu i i DYSPEPSIA. No fluid or medicine has ever Wen discovered which so nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva in deconmosing food and tftrengtht-ning ihe orns of digestion as this preparation ot Sarsaparilla. 1 tkjs lively cures every case ot dyspepsia, however sever or chronic. Bank Department, Aleaxv, Mny 10, 1843, Da. TowxsESiD -Sir I have been a filleted for sev eral years with dyspepsia in its worst form, attended with sourness ot stomach, loss ot appetite, extreme heartburn, and a great aversion to all kinds of food. ed by your Sarsaparilla of the summer complaint and dysentery; one was only l.- mouths old and the oih :e"J years. They were very much reduced, aud iew exitected they would die; they were jrtven up by tw resiiectable physicians. When the doctor inlormed is that we must lose them; we resolved to try your Snrsaparilln we had heard so much of, but had little contidt-nce; tliere being so much stuff advertised that is worthless; but 'we are very ihankful that we did, lor it, unnouMeuly saved the mesol both 1 write ihis that others may be induced to use it. Yours, respectfully, JOHN WILSON, Jr Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, Sept. 15,1847. LUNATIC ASYLUM. t James iumminjs, r.sn. one or the Assistants in the Lntic Asylum, Blackwell's Island, is the cen ileman -p..ken of in the following letter: RHEUMATISM. I his is only oiTCoi more man lour thousand cases f rheumatism time Dr. Townsend's Sarsanarilln has cured The mo?t severe and chnmic cases are weekly eradicated by its extraoiCuiary virtues: llLACXWEtJ Isra.NP.Sept. 14, le4. UK. Iowxsexp: lhave surie."u terribly lor nine years witn tne rheumatism; consiuorameoi tne time I could not eat, sleep or work; I had tLf most Iis tressing pains, nnd my limbs were terribly swollen I have used four bottles of your Sarsaparilla, and they have done nie more than one thousand dollars worth of good I am so much lietter. Indeed, I am entire ly relieved. You are at libe-rty to use this for iho ben- eiu oi the auueted. l ours, respectfully. J AMES CUM. MINGS. COULD NOT WALK. That Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is the very best remedy lor lemaie complaints there is no disputing thousands and thousands of weak and debilitate'! (male's that were prostrated by those diseases to which females are subject were soon in tho enjoy ment ef robust health. NtwVor.K,Sep 23,1817. Dr. Townsfxd: My wife has for the last year lieen very sick, and in a greatly reduced state of health be ing reduced by a variety of complaints such as fe males arc liable to; she got so bud at length that she was entirely unable to walk, and was as helpless as a child, she commenced using your Sarsaparilla, nnd she immediately began to regain her strength, her complaints left her, and after taking several bottles die is restored. Beinjj asingularca.se I have thought it might tlo pood to publish it. She tisI a number jf remedies that done her no good previously. Yours, rcspectfully, JOHN .MULLEN, 87 Narfolk st. TO THE LADIES. GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Dr. Townsend's SARs.r-ARiM.A is a sovereign and peedy cure tor incipient consumption, and for the general prostration ol the system no matter whether the result of inherent cause or causes, produced by ir regularity, illness or accident. Nothing can be more surprising than its invigora ting cllecis on the human frame. Persons all weak ness ami lassitude, from taking it at once become ro bust and full of energy under its influence. It imme diately counteracts the ncrvelessnesa of the female frame, which is the great causooi barrenness. It will not be expected of us, ii cases of so delicate a nature, toexhihitcf rtilicates of cures performed, but we can assure the atllicted that hundreds of case have lieen reported tous. Dr. Towxsexd: My wife liring greatly distressed by weakness and general debility, and suffering con tinually by pain and with other dilueulties, and hav ing known cases where your medicine has effected great cures; and also hearing it recommended for such cases as 1 have descrilcd. 1 obtained a bottle of your Extract of Sarsaparilla and followed the directions you gave me. In a short period it removed her coin plaints and restored he-r to health. Being grateful for the benefits she received, I take pleasure in thus ac knowledging it, and recommending it to the public. M. D.MOOKE, cor. of Grand and Lvdiussts. Albany, Aug. 17,8141 would earnest ly recommend theu&e of it to the who have been afllicted aal have been, Yours, &c. W. W. VAN ZANDT. N. B. Purchase none but such as have wrappers that hide the bottle completely, and have the Winten signature of S. P. Tt NSF.ND. I'rineipal otlice. 12cJ r ulton-st.Sun Buduing N. Redding Co, 8 State-st, Boston; Dyott No Sons, 13J North-Sccor.d-st, Philadelphia; S.S. Ilance.drug cist, Baltimore; Durol Co kit hnitrnd; P. M. C hen. Charleston; Wright Co, 131 Chartrrs-st, N. 0.; Ui5 South Pearl-st, Albany; R. Ycn Buskirk,M2 corner of Market and Broad t-ts, Newark, N. J., and by principal Druggists and Merchants genemlly thro, out the United slates, West Indies, nnd the Canadas For Sale by ALLEN C. IIALUUK. Druggist Main. St, Evansvi'le, Ind. Who is nppointtd by the proprietor, Whi.lcMile Agent, with authority tose 11 at ManiifeiurerV prices. For Saleaho by K ICH A KD B. II At. LI CK. Dtuggu-t Princttoii, lud. march lS-cli.w ly "TllATEAS!! 1LLIS cV IIOWi;, Hvatibvillc, la. AG EATS OF THE A" YOltK CANTON TEA CC&irAKV. The OUebl Tea Lbtuhlihhmenl in Amttica "JHE Canton Tea Company has been popalcily I X known for ninny years. This is the largest and oldest Tea Estal li-lniant in America, 'ihe pel he have had full proof ol their integri:y and re.-jxjtisi-bility. But such has l et n the gnat and pictMiig: mand for the ir Tens ol late, that tl:ty hacbveuetli giil to enlarge, lo a great exte nt, their two pit" iple e-ltblil:..)ents in Ne w eik, viz: 125 Cliathnr.i V IC3 Cricnvricu Strrcts. Tht-y moreover possess facilities, in relation toil.e Tea trtuie, in a very abui:dant tligreej end eioi.l.tle. supt riorto any either Tea CotiCtru. in Aw.eri'C--Their scrupulous regard to all principl- tlod 'eiif to elevate the character ot a large he-use, is tu e- ments united, ami they consequently an dcn-tniiried Iliad two children cur to sell tea-purer, more fragrant, and perlectlor tw to the best of his knowlcnb CHARLES UUIMBY. Sworn andsuhscrilied tobeftireme at Orange, the id Aug. lt47. CYUUt? BALDWIN, Justice of the Peace. SriTTINO BLOOD. Rend the following and say that consumption is incurable it you can. New York. April 25 1S47. Mr. Towxsexd: I varily l-elicve that your Sarsap arilla has bee-n the means, through Providence, ot saving my life, l have for sevt ral years had a bad cough. It became worse and worse. At last 1 rais ed la rire quantities ol blood, had night sweats, ami was frately debilitated nnd redi.ccd, and did not ex ,.ect to live. 1 have only used yemr Sarsnpaiiila but a short time, and tliere has a wonderful change lieen wrought on nie. 1 am now able to walk all over the cite. 1 raise no bltHHl. nnd tnv e-ough has lelt me. You can well imagine that 1 urn thankful for these results. Your obcilit nt servant, Wm. Ri-sski i., 03 Catharine st. LOT HERPLFCH. The annexed e-e-rtificate tells n simple and truthful i n .1 i storv omiiiennt and rriici. mere arc i musniiiis ol similar ett.-esin this city and Brooklyn, aud yet thereare thousands of parents who lei their children tiie j iii lor icar oi being nuniuuggeu or to stive a iew sum- ns. Brooklyn, Sept 13, Lw47 Dr.. Towxsexd: 1 take pleasure in stating, lor :h hrm-tit of those whom it may concern, that my daughter, two years nnd six months old, was abut ted with general debility and loss of siw-ech, She was given up as past recovery by our family physi cian: but fortunately 1 was recommended by a Irietul to try your Sarsaparilla. Before having use-el one bedtle she recoveieel her speech anil was enabled to walk alone, to the astonL-hmcnt of nil who were ac quainted with the circumstance. She is now quite weiland in much better health than she has bei u lot 18 months past. JOSEPH TAY LOB, 1.8 York st Brooklyn. TWO CHILDREN SAY ED. cry few families indeed intact we have not heard of one that um Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla in time lost any children the pnst t-nninu t, while thox thnt did not sickened nnd died. The certificate we publish be-low is conclusive evidence of its value derstood, and has already procund them aconrn' and is only another instance of its saving the lives o tion, probably, larger than nil other 'lea tallu- children: Dr. Towxsexd Dear Sir, price, in the aggregate, than any house in mc China excepted. They most zealously invitethe attention ol ire in habitants of this city and surrounding re.i.tttry to their agency Messis. Alms Uowi.', where th following assortmeiils are alw ays on hand; ai d they feel no bet i tat ion in stating, that wLtrmr a singie trial is made, a very deeidi-d preference is giveu to the celebrated Teas ot ihe Ca u ton Tea Coinpcny. CCrKeatle-r make the txjH'riinent. Uituilprictta follow, rvbju t in all fCr U re tumid if f't iijroted Giti:i;.N. OixhI Yottng Hyson 'JÜ U Yj 1 i0 1 25 0 I I J 0 50 0 73 75 It) 4l Fine do do No 2 fragrant lo No 2 very line do Silver Leaf, do- Goexl Hyson Very tine do Extra fragrant Good Hysein skin Good Imperial Very hne do Extra tine do Goexl Gunpowder Fine do F.itrn fine do BLACKS. No 1 Souchong No 2 do- Finest do Fragrant Powchong, various prices Congo, various prices FineOulong Very f.ne do Extra fine do Ningyong, various prices Finest English Breakfast lea. (very rich Pekoe flavor Fine Orange Pt koc Finest Pekoe Flowers- i c. If..L r- imnnrtMl. Ne iIus ultra J eas, ooui oru descriptions, the highest grades grown in timia, j- hAKE yOTICE. The JCanton Tea Company are the exclusive verniers of the wrior U'jckj called "iW-a' -i-re." '1 bey introduced it hi America nTlB 10-.nd evervother trson or house nrofesing to se II ihe same at au-n uen u e-r price deceive the unwary, as trie puouc ,r, Slv'i will pcrcieve, by comparing tbe spurious wul, the genuine "Howuua" veiideu cyme.- v.w.. Cotnpany. tn ntininr full the stamp icrcin are k.. tiA i.i trr.nl :rrni anu ail. CO 25 CO 25 50 75 50 75 CO 62 CO V4) Wivrn'S Canadian Verm if age The best imedv ever yet discovered fur all kinds of r, .TV f niw dtKtrovs V ornis and invigo- ;vi)ii.uj. ii nv -a rates the wholesystem, but It Uissoives inua uu yu fhe su Sabundant slime or mucus, so prevalent m he stomach and bowels of children, more cspca.iy hoi in bid health. The mucus forms the bed or nesHn which worms protluce their young, and by Tt ntsun .';Ki.r,,r-nriiM to remain in the nody',n! is terinUontnd Sfcalth of the patients is W'ffit n. even when no worms are Jc eied, in cmca cine U ing palatable, no child will reu,e i not even the most delicate g frrPicpared by J'ii.y XIu r. Maiden Lane, New i e.tK. w.u ""'V A Ulh tail, by J. WUIGIl I uewrai ami West, 151 Ch.rtres street New Orleans. ÖCrOnly Agents m wanium. marv -D-iy