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FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes,
3 V:c.j at Wholesale or Retail by
. - BI. : W. FOSTER,
(Corner oJMairt and First street, Evatisville.)
THANKFUL for past favors, would res
ii2Jpeoduily inform his friends and the public
zenerally, that he is bow opening one of .the best
Elected slocks of Dry Goods ever offered in the city
A Evansville; comprising nearly every thing required
either by necessity, taste, or fashion. The ua
tlersisinftti has had twenty years experience- as a
merchant in Indiana selected the stock, with the great
est care ia the. Eastern cities and of manufacturers,
with a specinl view to tlie country trade, and as they
cell exclusively for cash they flatter themselves that
to cash buyers, either at wholesale or retail, they can
offer inducements equal to any house in the West.
All we ask is to call and examine our Goods and pri
ces nnd judge for yourselves.
sep 38-tf. . M. W. FOSTER.
' THOMAS M ALFIX ......
...... JOSEPH TCRNOCK.
New- Grocery and Provision Store,
McCALPIX & TURNOCK,
Corner of Main and Second St., Eransville,
BEG leave to inform the citizens ot Lvans
pville, and the country people generally that
Slthev have opened a Grocery and Provision
Jtore, la Reillv's old stand, on the corner of Main and
Second streets," where they will be thankful for a share
of the publie patronage, '
'The highest cash prices paid for all kinds of
country Produce.
House Painting and lazin$r.
Joseph Turnock, thankful lor past favors, will con
tinue to pay strict attention to ail work, entrusted to
his care.
Regiazing done at the shortest notice.
83Ready Mixed Paints, Glass, and putty always
on hand. -1 ; ' sep lS-t
; RICHARD RALEIGH,
Cor. 31am and First St., Evansville.
t Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry -,
j Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Cut-:
lery, Clocks, Ceifce, Sugar,
. jllolasses, &c &c, &c.
HAS just received his large as-b'
sorted stock of Fall and Winteilffd
Goods, consisting of Hats and Caps of the best quality
end most fashionable description. Ladies and Gents.
Boots aud Shoes, Clocks, Looking Glasses, super
fine French. English, and American Cloths, Cassi
ineres, Satinetts, Jeans, Tailor 'Primings, &.c.
710" C . ALSO: - ;
AspIendid assortment of French, German, En
glish and American Calicoes, Ginghams, Alapaccas,
Delaines, tine and superfine Cloth and beat Lyon's
Thibet Shawls from s3 to 20 each. - . "
Which he offers for sale as low as can by bought in
any house in the western country. Merchants would
do well to call and examine the stock before purcha
sing elsewhere. " -
"2iJAU kinds of Peoducs &.C., taJien in exchange. '
"Bep let 6mo. ' -
.EW ESTABLISHMENT.
YY . ALLEN, Hatter, "(a practical lirchanic
X from New York, begs leave to offer his pro
fessional services to the citizens of Evansville and
neighborhood. .'...-
. lie has opened the Store, corner of Main and First
treets, with a large stock of Hats and Caps of every
quality and style; got up or selected by himself with
great care, exclusively for the fall trade of this section,
and which he is resolved to sell at such prices as to
make it theiaterest of all, in want of such articles for
the head, to deal with him.
Gentlemen desirous to treat themselves or friends
to a.teaatiful Moleskin of the celebrated Bebee &,
Costari present fall fashion, just get out by express
-from New York, would do well to call early before
the lot is disposed of. '.'
A lot of splendid Beaver Hat3, an extra fine arti
cle, on hand, aud also every variety of Caps. '
Gentlemen can have any description ot If tit made
-to order a this establishment. . '.
Evansville, Sep. 13-tf ' "."
. ' MW- ESTABLISHMENT.
"STaTEE ST., B ETWEES MAIN AND LOCUST, NEXT DOOR TO
' ; '"TEMPERANCE HALE," EVANSVILLE, 1ST). "
Boots arid Shoes at Wholesale and Retail.
"ft!'
TTJIEsubcriber has just opened in I
theTr!1!
above establishment on Water street, rkj
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oeiweeu main am.jjocusi, ui uic ones,
formerly occupied bv E. P. Spurrier & Co.. as a
iJtxiit &ture, a large sndeplendid assortment of
Boots, Shnea, Jloti, Cops, Voiweta. fcc.
. Consisting of Mens' Kip Boots, Calf do, fine French
; Calf Water. Proof do, and a general assortment of
of coarse Boots. . - ,.
5AlsO, a good assortment of fine Calf Monroes, and
a general assortment of Brogans. Boys and youths'
Xip and Calf Boots, Brorans and Monroes.
'Also,Ja large and splendid assortment of Ladies'
Shoes ; consisting of fine Buskin Walkinc Shoes, fine
Jvid Biippers, Spring lieet do', Calf and Morocco lac
d Boots arid Polkas, various descriptions of Lasting
- Gaitersand Half Gaiters; together with a general as
, sortment of Msses Slips, Gaiters, and Polka Boots, a
ood assortment of bonnets of the latest style. -
- The subscriber would recommend his stock' of
- Boots and Shoes to the public as beintr far superior to
any Eastern work brought to this market ; he would
respectfully invite those wishing to purchase any of
the above articles to call and examine bis stock and
, prices before purchasing elsewhere. lie natters him
self that he can sell as low or lower than they can be
bought in the West, oct 26 tf. W. R. BAKER.
- TO COUSTUY MERCHANTS.
.7. JOHJKSUX CllA.NE ?A i
t .now opening at their new brick ftore
t Jein -Alain. Street, opposite tlie Bank, a large
E2and hill assortment of - ,
Jb'aucy and Staple Dry Goods, Boots nd
Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, Combs, Ste. Ac.
Which tliey are prepared to sell to the trade on the
rnost favorable terms. , oc 9-tf.
- lAncticn and Commission House. ,
Main St. cor. of First, Evansville. . -
THE undersigned ha laid in a larire ami spletwlid
stock oEDRY GOODS-, BOOTS, SHOES, CAPS,
HATS, HARD-WARE, CUTLERY, &c., which he
will sell at Auction every evening, and at retail at all
limes. Consignments will meet with prompt attention.
I will warrant every-article of my own perfect, but
should 1 receive a consignment which is not perfect ,Uve
public will be notified of the 'fact at the sale,' Terras
Cash. nov 6-4m ..,u H. GUMBRTS."
A. It. JOXS'S & CO..
Produce Sealers &. Comraissioa SS'hts
So. 10 Front Street, St. Louis.
. JlcfcrLucesi,
E. &. W. "Lewis, -..... ) ...
Harrinffton. Hannah & Co I EvanslJ .
Beckwiih&.Dryer,JSt.T (S.W.Bali,;
McHose&,En
'fish
Louis.
j II Whitmore,
oct26-y
Mathews k. Patch.
t bextox & apjplegate,
fRODUCE. COMMISSION & FORVARDIMG MSUHT'S
- Sa.S Notre Dame Street, Sew Orleans.
2ZrftrencesJ. McGregor & Co. ) r ,
J, , , ; Lonsdale& Co. I ew Orleans -'
Smith & Shotwell, Louisville, Ky. , ?
s . , Taylor &. Harvey, Evansville, la. ' "
llunicr, Bushnell &. Warren, N. Albany,
oe 13-3mJ Glenn &, Eachus, criicinnati, Ohio. .
CIXGIXX ATI CEOTIIIAG STORE
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Xext door to C. Bell, Druggist,
MAIN ST., EVANSVILLE IA
AULERIXG & BRU3IMEU
1 Ay L just received tronv thoir Manulactory in
JLJL uncinnati, tne latest iNew.xorfcstvleOT
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
All of which are made and trimmed in the bost man
ner under their direction expresly. for the market,
and consists of every article requisite to complete
gentlemen's wardrobes. .
, Coat Superior Black and blue French and En
glish Cloth Dress, and Frock Coats full trimmed.
Uxown, Green, Gray and Steel mixed Sack, Box and
xalo Alto uoats. Lvery variety ol Box CoatsCoat
eesand Roundabouts. - - -
. an---Superior black Cloth Pants; fancy French
Co., cassmetttOi rants ot every variety and price.
Vest Black. Satin Vests; plain and fancy Silk
nnd Velvetdo.; Marseilles do common Vests of. all
kinds..-: - - -.- - - , -t
r FURNISDIXG GOODS.
All the late styles of plain iff -rCi
nnd fancy silk aud satin Ora.i"UjM'fj
vats, Scaris and stocks: Pocket Li til
Handkerchiefs; Linen and Lini bosom shirts; Mus
lin and Fannel do.; Flannel: and Net under shirts
and D.-awr; Shirt Collars; 'Buckskin, beaver, kid,
thread and cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum
euspendprs; bilk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas;
Purses; Hats; Caps; Boots, 5cc. ' -
- All the - above articles and every thing-else in the
fumishin" liiie will be sold at Cincinnati prices lor
CASH. -
We fehall conUnne to receive fresh supplies weekly
curing the season from our Matiufactory in Cincin
atL- trior 4-tfl AHLElUNGi BRUMMEK.
PICKED up Adrift, During the late freshet
a chest of Carpt-nters- Tools. 'I he owner is re
quested to calL prove property and pay charges, and
take them away. . - CHARLES G. COLVLN. -
jnn 4 '4B-3w. - ' . .
FAMILY SYItinP. - -
M A ILLF lls. Family Syrop just twiwd and
U forsa'eby - McALPLN &,.TIjRNOCK ,
aa 4-4V.' ' corner Main & Second Sts.
EIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING uncalled for in the Post Office at
Evansville, Indiana, on the 1st day of January,
1S48.
Alexander, Wm Pettit, Alex Dr
Adams. David M lHirmer, Rosilla
Been, Martha I'inyara, Sameul
Provn, Wm 1'aul, John
Bailey, Alexander Pinney, Mary Mr
Butler, Thomas late of Peters, Zaehaiy
the Wharf Boat t Poteet, Wm
Bridges, Jas Phillips, David F
Bosbtrt, Peter Poster, A O
Blanchard Samuel Perkins, Asa S
Bryant, John Robinson, A L Hon
Baker, Louisa Mrs Ryan, Isaac
Bradford JO.MSN - Robbe, Lagoner"
Binsiham, W H Captoin Bobbins, Edwjird F
S B Pink i Rose, B
Bingham, Samuel A Rash, Mary
Bringham, Wm H St Bt ) Robertson, George W or )
Pink. J John C i
Campbell, Jas B Rine, Abraham
Barter, Bennett 3 Rockwell, GeoCapt
Chamberlin Aaron Snyder, George
Clark, AC , ' Smith, John 2
Cavine, Ira . ' ' Stillwell, A M
Coleman, John D Stoner, John
Cralle, V R Suarlinsr, Jacobs F
Criswell, Moses Shepard, MS
Chepin; (Jscar D Spickerd, bam'! & Susna
Cave, George Hon I Stanaberry, Jacksou,
Wharf Boat j Stuart, John Sen
Duncan, Henry Stinchfield, David
Davis, Andrew J ' Summers. T L
DeV'os, T Sheiler, John
Eastou, H Stevens, Joseph
Edwards, A , . Seay, Racheal H '
Friends, II Smith, Sarah -
Fish, JohuJ Trousdale, John
Folts, Joseph Trich, John 2
Fuller, P TeVogt, A -
Garwood, Nathan Vos, Frederick or Jacob
Gross, Christian Vaughn, il F '
Grain, J VV Wickerham, James
Grant, Lenon Hon " ' Wells, Charles M i
Green, Wm Weed, Sam'l
Gilbert, A Weins, Margaretta
Hunter, Jane Wilson, Saruh
Hopple & Bean Wilson, Sarah A "
Hughes, Robi Wetsell, Jacob
Howe, EBCapt Wright, William
tlane, Daniel ' Weir, A & E
Hollis, Jesse Wilber, Mary A
Haniil, Sam'l R - Wright, Chailes
Jones, Win .Tliscellaneons.
Jonson, Dr : " : Gcandjeans, jeans Mons'r
Johnson, Malinda Miss,, I.ussink, D
Kearney, Thos Dr ' Walkens, S
Knight Jams Frank, J G
Longbotham MY Gerhart, C
Lynxwiter, Wm Shenk, S
.VicCturg, Jas F Poorman, Christian
Mathews, George. L 2 Frenshukiise, John
Mathews, G'jorge Schmezer, Christian
.Mathews, Harrison Koppole, Jan R
McMackin, Samnel Buck, J J
Monk, Samuel ' - Sch'en, M
McXamars, John Brouillett, Oliva
Mastin,JC Anshingcr, F ' .
.McPlieters, John Schmezer, Christian
Miller, Elizabeth 2 . Sehan, John
Martin, Henry Dicko.ntir, Arnold
.McHuh, Cornelius Briukllenry
McLaughlin, G tl Rey Stovlen, Christian -
Martin, Joh.u Henskes, J II , ,
Morris, Isaac , Lang, ISicholaa
Mesker, Bernard " Hottoom, M or G Fa:h.
."Maltley, Joel Schneider, Henry
Nowles, Eli ' - Ilnpp, Jacob "
Nobles.CH " : Laulcnsnlaegen, M
Nilcs, Sarah Jane . Egnu, John
Nicklin, Anna Maria Stunkel, F
Owing, John . , Lohere, M A
Osborn, George L 2 Meih, V
Osborn, Thos il Kramer, G J
Porter, Braxton " ' Lind," Joseph .
Pattine,Jos or Westley Sohiemel, G S '
Polantt, John M Hartman, Lorentz
Poland, JM Ileinni, John
Poland, John ' Zooahlen, Chr .
Perkins, AS ' ; ' Kramer, G J
Persons calling for any of the foregoing Letters,
will eay k'tiejaie Advertised.'" ! . i
B. F, DUPUY, P. M. !
Eransville, la., Jan. 4, 1848. .
nlc f mortgaged Easids.
JVT OTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN, that in conform
JLl ity with the provisions of the thirteenth Chap
ter of the "Revised Statutes of the State of Indiana,"
lor the year 1813, the following described tracts of
tand, situated in Vanderburgh county, or so mucl
thereof as will be necessary to pay tlie principal, ir
terest, and costs due on the tol owing mortgages a
the time of said isle will be sold at the door of thi
Court House, in said county, on the 2th day ol Jan
unrr, jsis, between the noureol 10 o clock a. m. and,
6 o'clock p. m., unless the sums due thereon bo satis-1
tied, before the day of sale, to-'.vit : ' .
The n w qr of the n e qr of section 17, in township
7, south of range 11 west, containing 40 acres, inorl
srnged to secure loan No 7 of the Common Schooi
Fund. Amount due thereon 158 33-100 dollars.
The w of the n e qr of section 30, in township 6,
south of range 11 west, containing 80 acres, mort-'
gaged ' to ' secure - loan ,No. 1 J, of the Common
School Fund. Amount due thereon 6$ 74-100 dollars.
The el of the s w or of section IS. in town 6. s ran-:
9 west, containing 127 TO-100 acres, (except 10 acres
taken olf the n e corner of said tract.) Mortgaged to
secure loan No 167 of the common school fund. . A-!
mount due thereon 116 27-100 dollars. - -
The et of the n e or of section 27, in town G b ranee
11 west, containing 80 acres. Mortsaued to secure1
loan No 53, of the funds of town 5, a range 11 tvest.
Amount due thereon Ib'Z 67-100 dollars.
l'he w 1 of the sear and the north end of the i of
the s e or of section 22 in townhi) 6, s ranee 1 1 west.
Containing 100 acres. Mortgaged to secure loan No
6S ol the funds of town 7." range 11 west. Amount
dtw thereon-354 28-1'JO dollars. -
The w i of the s w qr of Bection 18, in township 6,
s range 9 west, containing 127 90-100 acres. Mort
gaged to secure loan No 166, of the hinds of town 7,
s range" 10 west. Amount due thereon 232 57-100
dollars.
And should ho one offer or bid the full amount due
upon the aforesaid tracts of land, the same will be
struck off to the proper fund.
- WILLI AiU II. WALKER,
nov 25-tds-pf $S " Auditor of Vanderburgh county
Sale of Forfeited School Lands.'
TIJE purchasers of the following tracts of School
Land in the county of Vanderburgh, having tail
ed to pay tne annual instalments ot interest due there
on, and the contracts of gale having thereby become
lorieueu, ana tlie tana reverted to the townships to
which it formally belonged. " Therefore, in compli
ance with the provisions of the thirteenth article of
the thirteenth chapter of the ''Revised Statutes of the
State of Indiana," for the year 1S43, said tracts wiil
be offered at public sale, "at the dour of iIir Omrt
House, in said county, Efperately, on the 2t?tlrday of
January. Detween the hours ot 10 o'clock i. m.,
and 4 o'clock p. r., of said day, to-wit :
The n w cjr of the n w qr, and the s e qr of the s w
qr of section 16, in township 5, s range 10 west. '
Also, the n w qr of the s w qr of section 10 in town
ship 6, s range 11 west. ,
Also, the s e qr of the s w qr of section 16, in town
ship?, s range 11 west. ' '
The purchaser will be required to pny one fourth of
tne purchase money in hand, and i per cent, interest
on the residue for one veer in advance; and wi'i be al
lowed twenty-five years credit on said residue, by pay-
AH me iiiu:iirm iucjt.uii umiuuuy ill uuuucr, &l Uie
rale ol 7 per cent.
" WILLIAM II. WALKER.
nov 25-tds-p f $5 ; Auditor ifVuntttiburgh county
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
TVTOTiCEis hereby given, that in compliance
JLN with the provisions of Chapter 13, of the Revis
ed Statute, ot lolJ, the following lots, or tracts oi
School land will be offered for sale, to the highest
bidder at public auction, at the door of the Court
House in the County of Vanderburgh, and State ot In
diana, on the 14th day of March A D 15J4S, at 10 o'
clock A M., viz: -
The n w qrof the n e qr of sec no 1C in t 5 e r 10
w containing 39 03-100 acres. : ' .
N e qrol the n W of sec 1G in t 5 s r 10 w contain
ing 40:20-100 acres; : '
S w qr of the n e qr of sec no 16 t 5 s r 10 w 39
03-100acres; ' ; ...
. N e qr of the seqr of sec no 1G 1 5 s r 10 w 37 41
100 acres; " ' . 1 '
N w qr s eqrsec 1G t 5 s r 10 w39 44-100 acres;
N w qr s w qr sec 16t5srlOw40 acres;
" N i ot fl i ol e i of n e qr of sec 28 1 5 s r 10 w 20
acres; . : ' '
S i ot n lofei of neqrofsec 23 t 5a r 10 w 20
acres; - - -
N i of b i ofe i of n qr of sec 28 t 5 e r 10 w 20
acres; : - . i
S i of s i of e i of n c qr of sec 23 t 5 s r 10 w 20
acres;
; TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth of the purchase
money will be required in hand and on the residue,
the purchaser wilt be allowed a credit of twenty live
years, by paying seven per cent interest, thereon, in
advance annually.' ' "
WILLIAM H. WALKER,
dec 31-00 d : Auditor of Vanderhurgh County.
SHAWLS A great variety of Shawls, amongs
which are an extensive Uisortment of superior and
common black Cloth, Tartan, Mode, Tureid, &c.
For sale low l.y siS M. W.. FtiST ER.
. AiVAJ-iVJi.A.H... 1 11 Uliuei Milieu nuuiuii
miYTnnivn Tt 1 : 1 1 .1 ; V
T3 form the citizens ot Lvansville that ttiey still con
1 1? f tinue to carry on the above business in all its
""-branches, and respectfully solicits a share, of
public patronage. ' " .
Shop on the East side of Main'st., one door from the
corner of First. ap20J BRADT Si MATHEWS.
State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, 8s.
In the Probate Court of Vanderburgh County, va
cation, January 5th, 1848.
Samuel Orr and Thom-"l
as E. Garvin. Adminis-)
trators, with the will an-I ' "
nexed,of Thomas R.Har
rison, deceased,
VS.
Margaret Harrison, Eliz
abeth Dixon and Lucius
II. Scott."
Pctititon to sell real estate.
, NDNOW at this time comes tlie said Admin-
r istrators, and hie their petition in the office of
said decedent may be sold pursuant to his will, and
it appearing from the affidavit of a disinterested per
sen hied with said petition that the said Margaret
Harrison and Elizabeth Dixon, legatees of "the said
decedent aud both non-residents ot the State of Indi
ana. Notice is therefore given, to the said non-residents
legatees of the tiling and pendency of said Petitttion
and that the same will be heard before our said Pro
bate Court, (at the Court House in Evansville,) on the
first day of the next Term thereof, (or so soon there
after 83 council can be heard) which term will com
mence and le held at said Court House on the second
Monday of February, a.d. 1S4S. -
jan7'-4tw SAM'L T. JENKINS, Cl'k.
State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, s.
In the Probate Court of Vanderburgh County, in
vacation, Jan. 5,1818.
Amy Steels Adminis-
tratixot Joseph loung
dee'd.
rs:. , - '
Mary Ann Young, An- Petition to wll real estate
na boll fYlatiida loung,
John Bunyan Young,
WUliam Henrv Younsr.
Joanna Younsi." j
BEitremembedthat heretofore to wit on the 6th
day of deceniber A. D. 1847 the above named
Amy Skeels administration of the estate of Joseph
Young deceased, tiled in the office of the clerk of the
Probate Court of Vanderbugh County her certain pe
tition praying for the sale of the real estate belong
ing to said decedents estate. And it satisfactorily ap
pearing by the affidavitof a disinterested person this
day hied in the clerks office a foresaid that Anna Bell
Matilda Youmj one of the above named detendants
is not at this time a resident of tlie State of Indiana.
Notice is therefore given to tlie said Anna Bell
Matilda Youna to appear ot or before the calling of
tms cause at tne next term ot said Court to be held
at the court house in Evansville on the second Mon
day in February next, and show cause if any she have
or can why said real estate should not be sold and
made assets in the hands of the administration for
the payment of the debts and . demands outstanding
against said C3tate.
jan 7, w4. SAMUEL T. JENKINS, Cl'k.
State of Indiana, Spencer County.
In the Probate Court of: said County, November
Term, a. d. 1847.
In the matters and th'uigs in the estate of John
Murphy, deceased.
TVTOW at this time come John W. Graham and
It Willis Snyder the Administrators of said estate,
and hie their memorial showing the condition of the
said estate and complaining that the - property both
real and personal is unsutticient to pay the debts and
demands outstanding against it; and the court being
fully advised in the premises, declares the said estate
probably insolvent. . It is therefore ordered that the
tiling and pendency of the said complaint be made
known to the creditors of the said John Murphy, de
ceased, by a publication of this order for six weeks
successfully in the Evansville Weekly Journal, a
newspaper - published in Evansville, Vanderburgh
County, State of Indiana, and that they be informed
that unless they notify the said administrators of the
existence and extent of their respective claims by fil
ing the sa.me or a statement of lue nature, dato and
description of the contract or assumpsit upon which
the same way be founded in the o'Hce of the clerk of
this court previous to the final distribution of the as
sets of the estate of the said decedent, such claims
will be postponed in favor of the claims of more dili
gent creditors, and ail further administering herein
is continued. A copy tet.
Witness JOHN OR A WFORD, Clerk of said Court
at Rockport, November 17th. 1847.
By S. W. FAIRFIELD, Dep. Clerk.
dc3-w6w.
VANDERBURGH Circnit Court. An ad
journed Term of the September Term of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court for the year 1847, will
beheld at the Court House in Evansville, on the 31st
day of January, 1848. All officers and traverse Ju
rors, of said Court and parties litigant, are hereby
notified to attend. -SAM'L T. J&S KINS, Cl'k.
jan 11 of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
ADMINISTRATOR'S Sale. By virtue of
an order ot' the Probate Court, made at its No
vember term, a. d. 1847, the undersigned, administra
tor of Isaac R. Knight, deceased, will sell at public
auction on the 5th day of February next, at the court
house door, in the city of Evansville, the following
described real estate, "to wit :
The undervided two-fifths of the S. W. qr. of the
the N. E. c,r. of section 21, T. G, S. R 10 W.
Also, the undervided two-fifths of the N. W. qr.
of the N. E. qr. of section 1, T. 6, S. R. W., in the
county of Vanderburgh.
.Terms of Sale. One-half of the purchase money
in three months and one-half in six months from the
day of sale, the purchaser giving note with approved
security and waiving all benefits from valuation or
appraisement lawa. "
HENRY P. VAUGHN, Adm'r.
BAXtn &, Garvix, Aujs, jan. 8tw-4w.-
AD3IINlSTRATOR'S Sale. I will sell at
auction at the late residence of Frank Cham
bers, in the 4th enlargement adjoining Evansville, on
Saturday the 2'Jth day of January inst., 18-18, the per
sonal properly of the estate of said Frank Chambers,
consisting of a small stock-ot groceries, fixtures about
store, household and kitchen turiiiture, some hogs, a
cow, some wood, &c.
Terms of Sale All sums under 5, cash; all above
that sum on a credit of three months with approved
security waiving relief laws. ,
jnnti-w3w. JOHN INGLE Jb.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S Notice. Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned has taken
out letters of administration upon the estate of Wilks
Reagen, deceased. All persons1 indebted to said es
tate wiil make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the estate will present them duly. au
thenticated for settlement. , .
The estate will be. settled as insolvent,
dec 31-w3w p f $1 . BEULAII REAGEN.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCe.
NOTICFIS hereby given that I have taken out
letters of Executon-hip, with the will 1 annexed
on the estate of the late William TraftOn of the city of
Evansville.dec'd. A II those indebted to said estate, are
requested to immediately make payment, and all
those having claims against said estate, arc requested
to present them to tlie subscriber, legally authenticat
ed for settlement, said estate is supposed to be sol
vent, those having settlements to make will please
call at the ollice Weevrrand Trafton at the old stand
of Doctor Trai'ton, w ho are authorised to make set
tlements and where the subscriber can always be
found or N. Rawlrv at the Sherwood house,
dec 10-t&,w. AMERICA TRAFTON, Executrix
MacStenzJe 1'onipoitud Liver Villa;.
These truly Celebrated Pills,
NOW properly esteemed in all neigborhoods
where they ha ve been used, were first made some
Twelve years Ago by the proprietor, from a Veget
able Extract, and then recommended by him as a su
perior Bilious Pill He then resided in an eastern
City. On his removal to the west, in 1S3G he wae
soon forced to observe the very general complaint
then and now prevalent, of a Diseased state o,
'l'he Liver, Jaundice &c. His long experience
of the primary causes,and disastrous rcsultsof an af
fectioa of tlus all important working agent of the hu
man f rame, and pose;-sed as he was of a practical
knowledge of the specific action produced in that or
gan (thc'Liver,) by the Extract so successfully resort
ed toby h'.m in eastern practice induced the Proprietor
to give his Pills a trial in those diseases where Chron
ic or Torpid State of the Liver w;as Complained of.
The result in every instance, so far as he has been
informed, has shown their Complete Triumph over
that disorder. 1 hus convinced ot their complete elh
cacv, he has eversir.ee invariably recommended them;
and thousands who in the health-restoring u?eofthem
hnvR hetii benefited, now bear witness to their power
ful effects in ridding the system of all those diseases
connected with or dependent upou an unhealthy state
t the Liver, such as li;llous and other f evers, Jaundice
Dyrpepsia, Sick Headache, Flatulency,' Heartburn,
Habitual costivness; tic. '
In view of all these facts, the proprietor in recornmcn -ding
his CojirorsD Liver Pitis, does so with
the greatest confidence in their properties of prevein
iiif and curing Bilious Disease. He assures those
wEo may have occasion to use diem, That they are
Ktrictlv what thevcuroort to be. bein prepared exnress
ly for the afore mentioned diseases. They act spe
cificaly on the Liver and Viscera; remove all con
gestive action and morbid secretions; purifying the
blood; causing a free and healt hy discharge ot bile
strengthening tne system, and assisting digestion
C. S. Mackenzie &. Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Propri
etors ' For sale by V. M. WOOIEY, Agent,
may l-9m Evansville, la.
r10TTON Yarn.- Constantly on hand and for
sale the best quality ot Uotton Y am by
may 4 tf. - A. LAUGIILIN, Water St.
-l"TTiTlTi TSrnshps'! Tnct nnnno,! f,,ll ,
13 sortment of Counter, White Wash, Shoe, Horse.
Shavinsr, Hair, Cloth, Varnish, Paint and scrub Brush-
TO THE PUBLIC.
AMES SCAXTLIS, SR JAMES BCAN'rttS, JR,
JAIttES SCAXTTXiXXT &. SON,
HAVING secured for the State of
flgt Indiana the Patent Right for the .
WH COMBINATION" AIR TIGHT
COOKING STOVES,"
Are prepared to supply tlie public on their usual rea
sonable terms at their Old stand on Main street,
Eviuisville, and take pleasure in being able to re
commend it as the very test invention and most val
uable article in the stove line, that has yet been of
fered to the public, it being a decided and acknowl
edged improvement over all other "Air Tight stoves."
Patented in the year 184C.
The many advantagesof this Stove over all others,
has secured for it tlie reputation wherever it is known,
of being the most important improvement ever made
in that article, l'he stove is furnished with Double
Hearths, one for a coal furnace and one for broiling
and other necessary uses. - '
It has a capacious oven equal in size to the . Stove
itself, capable of containg two tiers of pans and per
fect in its cooking. The fire chamber is so arranged
in front of the pipe that boiling on four of the holes at
the same time can be done without the necessity of
heating up the OVEN and thus chooking up the flue
unnecessarily AS IN OTHER "AfR TIGHT
STOVES."
And a new improved damper has been introduced
in this Stove so Uiat the heat can be regulated at
pleasure and any required degree obtained with as
tonishing exaclnets. r ' . -
Tlie Stove is got up in good taste, combining in a
remarkable manner, beauty with strength and util
ity. The furniture and equipments of the stove are
perfect in every respect, and form of themselves a
complete movable kitchen.
In addition to the above stove the subscribers have
also secured the right to sell the Double Oven Cook
ing Stove,
s "HARRY OF THE WEST,"
which is very highly approved by all who have ever
used or examined it for its capacities in the way for
cooking in every department, and for its saving in
way ot fuel. The certificates below from those who
have used the shove stoves show that the accomoda
tions are not "pulls" merely, but truths of which all
may be convinced. . . .
ALSO. A large assortment of every kind of
stoves; such as. Premiums, Parlors, Counting-Room;
Shop and School-Room. Together with a large as
sortment of Tin-ware, a.t their usual lowprices.
" CERTIFICATES:
Mkssrs. James Scastlin & Son,
Gentlemen Having examined all, and tried sev
eral of the Cooking Stoves now in use, I have con
cluded to give the "Combination Air Tight" Cook
ing Stove of Messrs. French and Winslow a trial,
(it is an improvement upon the "Wager Air Tight"
Cooking stove,) and I am fully satisfied that it com
bines more useful advantages in cooking than any
other stove now in use. Yors, &c.
R. W. DUNBAR.
Messrs. James Scaxtxin & Son,
Gentlemen The "Double Oven Cooking Stove,"
purchased by me from you some time since, has far
surpassed my expectations, and if cooking for a large
number of persons in a very short time and in first
rate style, with small expense of fuel, are any eviden
ces of a good stove; this certainly has proved itself to
be one. JOHN M. APP.
Taylor House, Evansville.
Messrs. James Scantlis &. Son,
Gentlemen After giving the "Combination Air
Tight Cooking Stove which you put up for us, a
thorough and impartial trial; we take pleasure in be
ing ahfe to say to you that it far surpasses any thing
of the kind we have ever used, and we feel satisfied
that it is superior to any of the many patents that are
otlered for sale in our City,
JAMES STEEL.
ADAM SCHAFFER.
Evansville, August 30th, 1847.
Messrs. James Scantun Son,
Gents. In reply to your enquiry concerning the
Double Oven Stove "Harry of the West," that you
dut up for me I would say that I have tried a number
of stoves of various paterns, but this one I must give
a decided preference over ail others that I have used,
and consider it well worthy of the attention of the
public. CHARLES BABCOCK. -
Messrs.. James Scantli.n &. Sox,
Gents. I have used for some weeks past, in my
Hotel the Double Oven Cooking "Harry of the West"
purchased by me from you, and during that time the
capacities of the stove for boiling, broiling, cooking
and roasting has been fully tested and I can safely say
that this stove can do nioro and better cooking in a
shorter, time with less trouble and expense than any
stove that has ever been used in my house. I have
examined many of the stoves for sale; and for some
years was engaged in the business of manufacturing
them but have never yet seen any stove that arrives,
so near perfection as the one now used by me.
Washington House. BENJ. NURRE.
Evansville, August 30th, 1847.
Messrs. James Scantlin &. Son,
Gents. Having used the Double Oven Cooking
Stove "Harry of "the West," I can say that I fully
concur with Mr. Nurre, in the favorable opinions he
has expressed above concerning it.
JOHN GREEK.
Messrs. James Scantlin & Sox,
Gents. I have now in use in my kitchen a "Har
ry of the West" Stove, and I find it to be in every res
pect preferable to any 1 have ever used in my ten
years experience in keeping a hotel, I have had va
rious kinds and among them "Bucks" celebrated
cooking stove, but the "Harry of the West" combines
advantages in the saving ot fuel and in boiling and
baking which must ever place it among the very best
Cooking Stoves yet invented C. K. DREVv,
Proprietor Exchance Hotel.
Reference concerning the stoves can also be had of
L. M. Olmstead, Esqr., James Brazelton, Esq., Mo
sos Aiken, Wm. Griffith, Wm. Elliott, Evansvilte;
W. B.ildon, and Dr. Posev, Peterburgh, la.
Call on JAMES SCAN'TLIN & SON, at the sign
of the Golden Coffee Pot; Main street, nearly oppo
site the 'Chequered Store,' Evansville. sep2o-6m.
EVJ1KSVH,IJ STOVE STORE
SOMETHING NEW AND
Importan, to Housekeepers.
:The Subscriber having secured the Pa
tent Right for the counties of Vanderburgh, Posey,
Warrick, Gibson and Knox, for,' - -
WAGER' AIR-TIGHT. COOK STOVE,
Now ofiers them for sale, after having given them a
thorough trial, with every confidence that they are the
best stove ever offered. I have sold a dozen or more
to our citizens, no one of them could be purchased
for the money paid for tliem.
This Stove is simple in its arrangement, avowing all
liability to get out of repair. Its economy in fuel; its
strengthened plates were exposed to lire; its enlarged
flues, holding in suspense so much heated air. its per
fected summer arrangement, where all small culinary
operations, with broiling and boiling, heating irons
and preserving may be perlbrmed without heating the
stove; its perfect draught under any circumstances;
its capacity for performance; the small space it occu
pies; the lanre size and complete control of heat in its
oven; the smoothness of its castings; the elegance
of its form, making it a rich and beautiful piece of
furniture; all constitute an extraordinary combina
tion of beauty, convenience, and durability, which
leaves it without competition in the whole catalogue
of Stoves.
This stove has taken the first premium both at the
Country Agricultural fairs and at the American
Institute, Is ew York, and we have numerous tes
timonials ot its entire success in winning its way to
public favor amid the tremenduous compitilion of the
East.
The following cirtiScates from Gen. Joseph Lane
and others, who have them in uso will speak their
worth.
Evansville Jdly 10 1847.
JSIr. Thomas Scantlin.tiii: The Wagar's Troy
Air.-.tight Cooking stove, that you put up for Mrs
Lane is an excellent one and she thinks decidedly
the best cooking stova that she has seen, its capacity
for baking is far better than any stove that we have
tried. Rerpectfully yours
JOSEPH LANE.
We whose names are annexed having purchased
from Mr. Thomas Scantlin Wager's New Air-Tight
Cooking Stove take great pleasure in recommending
them to the public as being the best arranged cooking
and baking stove we have used, the ovens being large
baking can be done equal to an brick oven we have
ever tried and with one halt the ordinary fuel used in
stoves, they are neat in their structures and combines
economy, with every necessary convenience and in
every respect tlie best article ol the kind we have ever
used, and would cheerfully recommend thciu to all
persons in want of a good cooking stove.
Evansville lnd, July 10, 1847.
, DANIEL WOOLSEY.
SAMUEL ORR.
. . ' . , - SAM'L T. JENKINS.
. C. G.DORSON.
C.G.CLIFFORD.
I also keep on hand the "Double Oven Cook Stoves,'
"Premium Cook Stoves," "Air-Tight Parlor" seven
and ten piate, Cannon, and other stoves of every va
riety and pattern, and which I can afford and will sell
at unusual low prices all I ask is to have those wish
ing to purchase to give me a call.
N. B. Any quantity of TIN WARE on hand as
usual, and ail work in that line niado to order and on
short notice, at short prices.
July 24-tf . ' ; THOMAS SCANTLIN.
Sycamore st. near Laughlin's corner, and Water
St.. adoors from corner of Maine. . .
CLOTHS, Cassimeres, and Vesting
Bourliy's celebrated French black Cloth;
Eng. &, Amer. blue, black, brown and olive Cloth;
Plain and plaid Cassimeres;
Satt'tn, Velvet, Woolen, and Silk Vestings,
Also a good assortment of Tailors trimmings,
For sale low either at wholesale retail. '
sep 28-tf. " M. W. FOSTER.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Druggist and
rltarmaculist. would call the attention ot
the citizens of Evansville and and adjoining
towns to his complete assortment of Drugs,Medicines,
Chemicals, Oils, Dyestuffs, &c., &c, &.c All of
which are carefully selected and received fresh from
the Eastern Markets. Physicians and merchants
may depend upon their orders being promptly attend
ed to and the genuine article always delivered, on
terms wholesale and retail as favorable as the same
quantity and quality can be purchased at any Place.
A full assortment of Botanic Medicines, Roots,
Barks, Herbs, Extracts, Powders, &c, prepared and
' ut up by the Shakers. ...
Hal lock's spperior cold drawn No. 1 Castor Oil,
xianufactured at Mt. Carmel, Illinois. :
A large assortment of Pattent and Family Medi
cines, Essence's, Hair Oil's, Perfumery, Soaps, and
fancy articles Cologne, Bay and Rose Water, all of
the best qualities Seidlitze and Soda Powders, carefully-put
up and of full weight. .. ;
Copal Varnish at 3 00, $2 25, and $1 75 per gal
Ion. ' , , '..
Superior Pale French Brandy, P. ti. Goddard &Co's
Brand, warranted pure, for medical purposes ouly.
Hallock's Worm Candy, a -safe and pleasant med
icine to destroy worms in chddren and improve their
their general health;
Hallock's Cough Candy composed of Horehound
Bonese, &,c. for all kinds ofcaugh.
ALSO ON SALE.
At the proprietors prices
Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitters
See advertisement.
Dr. Upham's VegitablePile Electuary See adver
tisement
Wilder's Sugar Coated Veg. Anti-Fever Pills See
advertisement. ;
Dr. VanZandt's Health Restorative Veg. Pills See
advertisement. ,
Dr. Folger's Olosaonion, or all Healing Balsom See
advertisement. ,"
Dr. Peter's Vegetable Pills, Worm and Cough Loz
enges. -- " "
Dr. Le Roy's Universal Vegetable Pills, composed
of Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry.
Dr. Porter's Poor man's Curative Sugar Coated
Pills, at 10 cents per box.
Dr, Porter's Poor Man's Strengthning Plaster, at
10 cents a piece. . .. . . . '
Barnes' Tooth-Ache Drops, warranted to cure in all
cases. , ,
Overstreet's genuine Linament, and Doctor Beach'?
Family Pill.
Dr. Grave's Anti-Fever and Fever and Ague Pills
" Cholera Infantum and Bowel com
plaint Pill.
Dr. Grave's Pain Extractor, for burns, scalds swel
lings, Rheumatic Pains, &.c, warranted to give in
stant relief in all cases.
Nerve and bone Linament, highly celebrated for its
curative powers.
At the New Drug Store; Main street opposite Be
ment &. Viele's. jylO tf
RARITY under the head of a Patent Medicine
Zi." advertisement. We ask our readers to peruse
tne tollowmg, knowing they will protit thereby.
M' LANE'S VERMIFUGE.
A medicine which is perfectly safe, and may be giv
en to children from tender infancy, to advanced age,
lays under no restraint as to cold water, or any kind
ot food. Purges mildly, subduing fever; destroys and
expels worms with invariable success, ana is easily
administered to children. .
That it possesses these valuable properties, is fear
lessly asserted: still claiming the aditkmal advantages
of being givenuin small bulk, and requiring noneoi the
drenching which Worm tea and other supposed Ver
mifuge demand. During its brilliant career, it has
been introduced into many f amilies, where every oth
er known and accessible Vermifuge had been tried
without .the least success, where it has promptly ex.
pelled worms toan almost incredible amount. -
t Hear what the Luitorot the Bulletin ot the Pacific,
(published in Pittsburgh, Pa.) says in reference to the
article. ; . .:-''
"In looking up a few advertisements for my small
sheet, the other day, I called in upon Messrs. J. Kino
& Co. and remarking that I would be glad to advertise
any medicine that really was essentially useful, they
furnished me with their circular respectitig Dr. M'
Lane's Worm Specific, with the accompanying certif
icates. Feeling pursuaded that the certificates Were
genuine, I took some of the medicine home for the use
of my own young family. I gave the first day a small
leaspoonful to Sarah. She was wan-looking and black
under the eyes. She passed several worms, some as
large as a pipe stem. I also gave a small teaspoonful
to Samuel, a little, rosy cheeked fleshy boy, about 3i
years old. But as his stomach was tympanous, i. e.
he was potbellied. I thought he iiiiuht have worms.
He cried after more, which I did not see fit to give him",'
Dut upon tne operation ot this medicine, his mother
and the neighbors were surprised at the result, lie
passed nearly a piut of worms, almost all as bif as a
common pipe stern. There was seventy in all. F then
gave some to a little boy only 2 years old, and he pass
ed twenty-five, some eight inches in length. 1 there
fore feel clear to recommend M' Lane's v ermifuge as
a specific lor worms. It fairly seems death to them.
ISRAEL REES, Editor.
Pittsburgh Feb. 10th, 1847.
J. Kidd &, Co. No. 60 Wood Street; Pittsburgh, now
the sole proprietors of Dr. M' Lane's celebrated medi
cines. r All orders must be addressed to them. .
OCT N. B. Purchasers will please be particular to
inquire for "DrJl'Laijf's American Worm Specific,
or Vermifuge." .
Sold Wholesale ft Retail by -CRAWFORD
BELL.
. . Main St., Evansville lnd.
Br Drujrsists and Dealers trenerallr throughout the
United Slates. dec22-wly.
From the Filtsburs Gazelle.
THE past summer (1847) has been a very remarka
ble one. Frequent and heavy rain, followed by
intense and long continued heat, had theefiuct, in the
first place, to promote a rapid growth of succulent
vegetation, and in the second , to produce a rapid de
composition of vegetable matter, giving rise to much
miasma and spreading sickue.-s, disease and death,
in places which had heretolbre been remarkable' for
their salubrity. : - .
. We are credibly informed, that whole meadows,
on which the grass was unusually heavy, rotted to
the ground and was not lit to be cut. In Indiana and
Illinois, the sickness was so general, that there was
not enough well persons to attend upon the sick,
whose sudi rings were protracted by a want of prop
er remedies, as welljis of good nursing. Much of this
suffering might have been prevented, had every fam
ily kept on hand a supply of medicines suited to coun
teract the effects of this miasma, with which the at
mosphere at certain times is surcharged. In addi
tion to Quinine, (which is in such general use as to
need no comment,) we would strongly urge every
family tokeep on hand one or more boxes of "Dr.
M'Lane's Livek Pills." . ....
These Pills are the prescription of an eminentPhy
eician in Monongahala Co. Virginia, and were used
by him in his private practice as a remedy in billious
complaints, for years before he thought of offering
them to the public. - Such, however, was the success
of the Pills, and so great the number of persons ben
efited by them, that the making of the quantity requi
site to supply the increasing demand, began to inter
fere materially with the time required to attend to
his practice. To prevent this he has made arrange
ments with the house of J. Kipd & Co. No. 60 Wood
Street, Pittsburg, Pa. to prepare and vend them,
where the genuine may be procured at all times and
in any reasonable quantity. : i : : ; :!
These Pills are not recommended as a panacea for
'all the ills that flesh is heir to,1' but in all affections
of the Liver and in ali bilious complaints, they stand
without a rival. All who have ever used them, give
them the preference overall other Pills, and cannot be
persuaded to exchange those which they find experi
ence to bemild,snfe, and effectual, for any other,even
though they may be susar coaled, ox so drastic as to
go "through by day light." . .. . ..
Prepared for the proprieforby J. KIDD &. Co. whole
sale Druggist, No. GO Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. to
whom all orders from a distance must be directed.
Sold also by our Agents and the principal Druggists,
throughout tlie United States and Canada. ;
5?" N. B. Purchasers will please be particular and
inquire for l'Dr. ibf' 'Lane's Liver W," as there are
other Pills purporting to be "Liver Pills," now before
the public. -' - dec22-wly.
Sold Wholesale & Retail by i .
C It A WFORD BELL.
Main st Evansville, lnd.
FARM FOR SALE. .
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to dispose of tho farm
upon which he lives, being on the Boonville
Road, one mile North East from the Court House, in
the city of Evansville, containing thirty three acres
of first rate land, under good improvement. This
farm hasuponit a good and well finished fram dwelling
house, and out houses, a well of first rate water, a
finely improved garden and young Orchard.
Also Four lots in the fjtirth enlargement of the
city of Evansville. .
Also Three first rate horses, a good two horse
wagon, (the Peytonia,) and harness, buggy and har
ness, one cow, 17 head of hogs, 600 bushels of corn,
one stack of hoy and fodder, liousohold and kitchen
furniture; for terms apply to tlie subscriber
dec&-tf JOHN N. KIRKEND ALL,
REFINED LoafSugar. lb loaves Stewart's
double refined and three barrels Stewart's crush
ed, for sale by frbJSJ C. BELL,
ivcsr vszis&k hp a 1 1 19 m as i i an
HOWE'S IIYCEIAN IIOARIIOUND AND
LIVERWORT COUGH CANDY.
THIS popular Candy has heen before the public in
the west and south more than one year,and in that
short space of time it has obtained more reputation
tor its good qualities, certainly oi cure, anu cueap
ness, than any other Medicine of the kind ever offered
It is the intention of the proprietors to sell theCoCGH
Caspv reasonable, in order that it may be in the reach
of all to obtain a remedy, that never fails, (no such
word as "fail" is ever heard or thought of, when this
Candy is talked about,) curing tae most violent CoLni
and Cough, and is therefore offered to the suffering
and afflicted, of the West and South; for their good:
Pulmonary Complaints,
Whoofing Cough,
c0lds,c0uuhs,h0aks.ness,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
Phthisic, Croup, ,
And sreneral afflictions of
Influenza,
Difficulty of Expector
Soke Throat, ation
the Chest and Lungs,
which lends to Consumptions, all of which diseases.
yield immediately by the use of this valuable Cough
Canoy.
The materials used in the preparation are of the
best quality, being vegetable and tne oest wniw Ha
vana Sugar, conseque ntly it may be relied on as in ev
ery respect a pure and genuine article.
" HOWE & CO.
No. 1, College Hall, Walnut Street Cincinnati, O.
CERTIFICATES.
From Henry Morse, Ex Judge of Court of Common
Please.
This is to certify that we have used the Cough Can
dy of HOWE &. CO., and do with confidence cheer
fully recommend it to those afflicted with Coughs,
Colds, &c . ' FI. MORSE.
Manufacturer of Patent Force Pumps, Ornamental
Cast Iron Fountains, Fire Engines, &c.
Cincinnati, Aug. 1 1, 1847, D. S. F ANNUM.
From D. Tuttle.Proprietor of the City Hotel.
MESSRS. HOWE &. CO.
Gentlemen: It is with much satisfaction that I
have it in my power to testify to the efficiency of your
Cough Candy. . I have used it and know it to be a
valuable and certain remedy for Colds and Coughs,
and as such commend it to the public.
Cincinnati, Aug. 1C, 1847, D TUTTLE.
From Wm. Young, Presiding Elder, of the Metho
dist E. Church,.Cincinnati. . ; .
Me. Howe: Not longsince while laboring under
the influence of a painfully embarrassing hoarseness
occasioned by cold and speaking in the open air
a friend handed me a piece of your "Hoarhound and
Liverwort Candy" from the use of which I experien
ced great and almost immediate relief since then I
have frequently used it with the same beneficial ef
fects. I therefore feel no hesitance in recommending
your Candy as a certain specific for Coughs, Colds,
Hoarsness, &c. WM. YOUNG.
Cincinnati Aug. 27, 1847. -
For sale by W. M. WOOLSEY, Agent, Evansville,
Indiana. . ; - : nov 2j, tf.
HEALTH! HEALTH!
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP of TAR AND
WOOD NAPHTHA.
TEE ONLY CERTAIN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OP
CONSUMPTION,
Ashtna, Bronchists, Spitting Blood, Pain in the Side
and Breast, Sore 1 hroat, Haorsness, Palpitation
of the Heart, Whooping Cough, Croup;Hives,
Nervous Tremours, Liver complaint,
Diseased Kidneys, and Affections .
generally of the Throat,
. Breast and Lungs. . . . t
Ol au the diseases incident to our climate there is
none so universal, and at the same time so insidious
and fatal, as Consumption. In this country especial
ly, Pulmonary Consumption is emphatically a scourge
and in its resistless career sweeps over the land as a
Destroying Angel, laying low, with relentless hand,
the strongest and fairest of our race. Hitherto all
efforts to arrest this dread disease have proved vain,
and all that seemed within our power was at best al
leviation of suffering, rendering somewhat smoother
the certain progress to the tomb
The proprietor, in offering this preparation to the
public, would embrace the opportunity to state upon
what grounds it puts torth its merits; and the reasons
upon which it founds its sujierior claims to the atten
tion of the afflicted, that all who require its use may
repose full confidence in its curative powers. . Since
its first prearation he has had the pleasure, of wit
nessing its happy results in numerous instances; but
he was determined not to offer it to the public until
he had become thoroughly convinced of its efficacy.
Having such conviction, he now confidently offers it
as a remedy without a parallel for the cure of PUL
MONARY CONSUMPTION and its kindred dis
eases. , -.. ;' . -
Let the following speak for itself.
"I have used 'Thomson's Compound Syeup of Tar
& Wood Naphtha,' for some time in my practice, and
have found it the most efficient remedy I have over
used in Consumptive cases, Chronic .Catarrh, etc,
when great irritability, with weaknass of the pulmo
nary organs, existed. The rapidity with w hich it
acts is greatly in its favor where dyspuoea or oppress
ion exists, when is immediately relieved by it."
"In Pulmonary Consumption it can be used with
confidence, being applicable to every form of that dis
ease," and I consider it a medicine well worthy the
attention of Physicians, and exempt from the imputa
tion of empiricism." ,
- - M. CHAMBERS, M. D.
Philadelphia, Oct. 11th, 1846.
JCrThe above medicine prepared only by Axgxey
& Dickson, itNE corner of i ifth and Soruce Streets
Philadelphia: Sold by C. BELL, Evansville,
and respectable druggists generally. "
Price 50 cents or 1 per bottle; beware of imita
tion. nov 4, 1847
THE GREAT REMEDY!!
House's Indian Tonic.
A safe and sure euro for CHILLS or AGUE & FE
V ER, in the unprecedented short time of Five Hours
as thousands throughout the West and South
can testify, who have been thus speedily cured by
this Great Remedy!
EVERY one who is afflicted, should be anxious to
obtain that remedy which ofiers the best, quick
est, and safest cure, no matter lrom what source it
springs; every honest man being bound to embrace the
trutn, wnerever iounu. l nereiore, tne proprietor, in
justice to the public and himself, feel called upon to
state, honestly, a. few facts, which will estabLsh
House's Indian Tonic to be the best remedy for
CHILLS or Agueand Fever, now known. Fact 1st
The article is convenient and pleasant to take---is re
fined from all gross particles, winch render other pre
parations so muddy, nauseous,'and disagreeable to th
taste; and if the directions are followed, will cure every
case, with mathematical certainty, in from three to
five hours.. Astonishing !!! but true. Fact 2nd--By
its action upon the liver and other organs con
cerned, in forming it, the bile is regulated, the morbid
action induced by the cause ef the disease is destroyed
fever allayed and it will be found a power! till
agent in assisting to remove fevers generally. Fact
3rd It gives tone to the stomach invigorates the
body stimulates all the functions to a healthy action
and is highly useful, wherever tonics are vs anted.
Fact 4th this tonic has performed, and is daily per
forming, cures in CHILLS or AGUE &, FEVER,
withouta parallel in medicine. Witness a single bot
tle making a cure in a case of TEN YEARS stand
ing; another in a case of NINE YEARS standing
to cure that which had previously baffled all skill, and
every remedy. Look at the many other astonishing
cures set forth in the certificates around the bottle, and
then say, if HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC does not de
servedly stand, pre-eminently the greatest remedy of
.1 . i, I -I . i . i-n .i
tne uiiies. , lieaa xue certincaies careiuny; tney are
from your neighbors and friends and whenever you
meet with any of them, (to ascertain the truth,) don't
fail to ask them concerning it. Be sure to ask for
HOUSE'S INDIAN TONIC, and as you value your
health, don'f be put off with any thing else.
Prepared and sold by Geo. W House, Nashville,
Tenn. Price $1 per bottle. For sale by
6iu . W M WOOLSEY, Evansville,.Ind
HOUSE'S CELEBRATED
YEOE'f ABLE FILL,
Superior to any Purgative now known for expelling
Disease lrom the Svstem.
This Pill rs made of Vegetable substances only, and
is prepared with tlie greatest care, according to the
rules of Pharmacy.
.To all who labor under any lingering or Chronip
disease, they are especially recommended. In Gout;
White Swelling, Fever Sokes, Scrofula, and Ner
vous Debilitv, fh-y never fail to give relief. In
RHEUMATISM, they nrw tho only certain cure ever
discovered tor this paiutul di?'ati, as hundreds can
testify, who am now rrjouuiiu two from pniu and in
perfect health, altar hitving bwtt givrnavcr by friends
and physicians n imnimblp, lu Drorsu-At. AriKC
tio.ns, and disouM'D of lUc WoMt, mul thou; jtrowinc
out of it, they ro rxomiiiKsiy valuable. hiu.iovs
and all other FtvMts, tire p-iWiMtM tt ouea, by their
speedy action upon ihn whole eVBtetu.
A great amount of the bpt Pvi.Ww could be added
toestublish the hi;!h W (uifttio t4 itus P1EL but the
trial and uo of a nitil box. ill bo worth more to
the invalid-.. than tlw ootnbiund wriifieutes of the
whole world. Sco cirtilit uns on the wrapper.
Prepared only by GEO, W. HOUSE. Nashville
Tenn. For sale by,
nov l Cm W M WOOLSEY, Evansville, lnd.
PILES!
HOUSE'S PILE OINTMENT is a most valuable
safe and certain cute for PILES.
JCrSee certificates around the bottle. Prepared by
George W House; Nashville, Tenn. Price 1 per
bottle. For sale by, - "
W M WOOLSEY, Evansville, lnd.
fettalfcla' Tn
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A SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever. .
This great Remedy: to which the public atten
tion is particularly called, has been extensively
used in the western & south western states, as a spee
dy safe and certain cure for Ague and fever, Dumb ,
Ague. Chill, or intermittent Fever. ' ' . ' '
The unexampled and complete success attending ita :J
use; and so well proven have become its wide spread .
victories over every form of Ague in the west that th '
'Febrifuge' is now superseding every other offered
remedial agent, and looked upon as the only one that
can be relied upon in all stages of the disease.
The many thousands of instances wherein it ha ,
wrought cures, while no instance is known, nor can
be shown of failure, warrants it in being offered as '
possessing the three cardinal merits, without which
no medicine can be safely used in Auge cases. These
merits are, that its cures are safe, certain and perma
nent, C. S. Mackenzie & Co Cleveland Ohio, propria- "
t0&"ForsalebyIIoadley, Phelps & Co, wholesale a-'
gents New York, and by Brinkerhoff &. Penton, Chi
cago, 111; Ewards &, Francis, St. Louis, Mo. and by
Drueists generally throughout the United States.
FoY sale by WM. M. WOOLSEY, agent for E '
ansville, lnd. may 1 !m. -
A. Fahneitsck fc Co's Family medicine
B.
A. FAHNESTOCK'S7i'-jSt7B Fills A
safe and valuable remedy in intermittent, remit
tent and bilious fevers, and all complaints of an in-
flammatory character. It is an excellent purgative,
being mild yet effectual in its ope ration.
R A. Vidiupjctrjcli's Liaid (hxidddoc. A Prepare f
tion far superior to the common Opodildoc for sprains,
bruises and all cases in which Opodildoc is com-;
moiily used. "
B. A. FahnestockSr Co.'s Cough BaJscm.ThcT9
are tierhans but few cousih preparations, that will pro
duce such decided effects in so short a time. It i .
pleasant and eti'eetual. -
B. A. Fahneslock & Co ' Cough Lozenges, Pos
sess all the virtues of the best cough sy rus in a concen- ,
trated form are convenient to take anu pleasant to
the taste. ' ' ' '
B A Vnhfip.tioi-l X. Cn's Carminative Lozensres.
Have cured hundreds of the Bowel Complaint, while
not an instance has yet come to our knowledge in
which they have failed. They will certainly and
snedilv allav the morbid irritability of tho bowels, re
store the checked prespiration, and in a short time cur
the most inveterate case or Diarrhoea, Chronic Dys
entery, or hahitual looseness. Price 25 cents a box.
B. A. Fahneslock & C'o.'s En Water, for curing In'
tarnation oj Vie Jyes. lias proved itseiia vaiuaoie re
medy for Disease of the Eyes, arising from sand, dust, .
and other foreign substances, acrid vapors, exposure to
intense light blows sudden change of temperature .
colds absorption of scrofulous, small pox and
other virulent matters; also the effects of scarlet and .
other fevers Price 25 Cents.
B. A. Falineslock ($- .Co.' Euhifacicnt.A power
ful and permanent stimulant lor the cure of Ehuma
tism, Sprains, Sore Throat, Spavin, &c. ..
For sale by W. u. C. BEEL, Main street,
ap20. - ... ' Y Evansville, Indiana ,-.
15. A. Fahnestock's Vermifiige, ,
v,; i. A Sure Remedy for Worms.
It Has met with, a success hitherto unparalleled.
Rural Grove, Butler co., Pa.) ,
- July 29th, 134C.
ABOUT ten days ago, a boy belonging to one of
my neighbors, and who had been ill tor a week
or more, was seized with spasms, and had four severa
fits within twenty-four hours His parents ad mini- .
tered two doses of B. A. Fahnestak's Vermifuge, ,
when lie passed one hundred and three large worm,
and obtained complete relief. ' '-''"
. , Joseph Bcmmins, Merchant.
Baldwin Township, Alleghuny co., Pa,
April 30th, 1846. J
Mr. Fahnestock: Sir This wiil certify that I gave
my child aged two years, three tea spoons full of your
Vermifuge, upon which it discharged eighty -five largo ;
worms. I hud previously called in a Physician, who
however, did no gOod; but tho Vermifuge gave inline
diate relief. M. Brawdi ii
Certificate of the Mayor of Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster, July 3, 1846. '
Messrs. Fahnestock &. co Gentlemen: Several ol
die younger branches of my family laboring under
symptoms indicating worms, induced the application '
of various remedies, and lam happy to say that your
Veruufuge had the desired eflbct of, in one instance, ;
removing the almost incredible number of one hundred ,
and fifty-one of the largest worms, from one patient,
which, m addition to its other beneficial qualities in
my family, established the efficacy of your Vermiiuga
as a sure cure. M. Carpenter,
Mayor of the city of Lancaster'; -
From the Louisville Journal of April, 184G-
B. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
We invite attention to the advertisement of this very r
valuable medicine. Wre have repeatedly heard it
warmly recommended by some of the most distinguish -ed
physicians of our city, as the very best remedy ol
kind now in use ,
'rom the Rev. T J. Fisher, a Baptist minister ia
Kentucky:.
. Hodgeisville, Ky., April 11th, 1846. .
This is to certify that 1 have administered B. A.
Fahnestock's Vermifuge wi'.h unparalleled success.
J. Fisher.
Kr Read the following from a highly respectibU
house in Ksoxville, Tenn., March4th, 1846.
It (the Vermifuge) has proved the best article of th
kind which has ever been used in this part of the coun
try; we have other prepeations for sale but lway
recommend yours when our opinion is asked.
S. Mansfield &. Co.
, .. . Unparalleled Imjmsilion and Ejftonteryl. . .;
An individual named S. Fahnestock has repeatedlyi
asserted that the article which he calls "-Dr. S. Fah-'
nestock's Vermifuge," and which he acknwledges is
made after another man's receijie, is the same or th
equal to the Vermifuge made by me.
The Public are assured that this is abase falsehood,
and are hereby cautioned against confounding the
spurious article with mine. It is entirely different in
its composition and does not possess the virtues and
virtues of my preparation. B. A Fahnestock.
Pittsburgh, March, 1847. .. : . , , i,X
The true and geuine B. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge
may at all times be had at the drug warehouse of th
subsbribers, corner First and wood streets, Pittsburg,.
Penn. B. A. Fahnestock &, co.
ap24 tf. Forsaleby W.&C. BELL, Evansville
CONSUMPTION and Liter Complaint.
Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort has been used
successfully for eight years in the ere of these diseases.'
Remember tlie original and genuine is made only at.
375 Bowery N. Y ., all others are spurious and unau
thorized. 1 " ' - :
To the Public- We hereby. certify that our son,
six years old, was suddenly taken ill with a fever, and
after a severe fickness; n violent' cough ensued. : 1
He was bloatedthis skin was filled, and his physi
cian said there was no favorable symptom about him
that he had confirmed consumption. Af that time w
procured a bottle of that valuable medicine, Taylor's
Balsam of Liverwort. After taking one bottle, we be
gan to have hopes of his recovery.; He continued un
td he had used five bottles. . It is now a year fromt
that time, and his health is beeter than it has been
since an infant. ; " David & Hannah Rogers. . 4
Granville, Washington co., N. Y ; ! '
Dr.Mwirpliy'a Sugar-Coal d Vegetable
Anti-Ilillious and Anti-Dyspeptic Pill.
PREPARED by Wm. II. Mukpav, M. D. 384
Pearl Street New York, price 25 cents per box
These PUls are composed enterely of Vegetable ingre-.'
dients, and contain not one particle of calomel or iner-j
curyinany form, nor any mineral substance w-liat-'
ever, and may be taken at all times and under all
circumstances, and by all ages, without any fear of
the sad consequence often attending mercurial and
mineral preparations. Persons exposed to changes of
weather ana climate travelers, emigrants, seamen,
soldiers, &c are recommended to provide themselves
with a supply of these Pills. Their extraordinary ef
ficaev in those complaints which prevail in our South-
f em and Western States during the summer months,
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ana particularly aiong wie uaiis.501 rivers, la'ies ana
ponds, and in those sections where the land is not all
cleared up and dra'med, might be ?en from the piles of
letters received by the Proprietor, which havo been ad
dressed to him by those who are greatful for the ben-'
stit derived from the use of his Pills. -
Dr MURPHY'S SUGAR-COATED VEGETABLE'
. Anti-Fever Pills, ,
For the Immediate and Permanent cure of Ague andtj
Fever, Chills and Fever;and all other Fevers.
Prepared by Wm. Mcrphv, M. D. 381 Pearl Street1
New x ork. ' ' -
; $500 REWARD. ; i.r:
I will give Five Hundred Dollars to any person who ;
will produce, at a less cost, a better, a more innocent,
and more perfect cure for Agueand Fever, or Chills,
and Fever, than Dr. Murphv's Sugar-Coated Veget-:
able Anti-Fever Pills. I will also give Two Hundred '
and Fifty Dollars to any person who will show a sin-'
gle case where any injurous effects have attended the.'
use of these Pills. They are warranted in all cases-,
to cure Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, when
taken according to - die direction accomompanvinsr'
them. WM. MURPHY, M. b. i
Price 50 cents per box. Agents for Evansville, W
&. C. BELL; Mt. Vernon, D. McMullen; New Har
mony, Agniel &, Son; Cynthiana,- Wm. Whiting;
Owensville, John Graham; Princeton, J. R. Camp
pell; Columbia, W. J. Casey, june 24 tw Si niH..
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