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" p-r-FiMU.v Mbdk-ise. We n routine nd every
-o k-ep a .bile o Doctor Taylor's jzen
u. B.i'.-am i Liverwort from Itie . office ,375
B.wery, with the steel plate enslaved wrapper
:ae)G."J. IifPii.whl"l' Aiseut. We know
it "w be perfect sftecifiV lnr wlii, clds. nd
a'ldtseises f the throat nd cheat. . The Doc
tor hasmade some wohd. rtuljcute of consump
tion anil liver eoutptaiut. ,
Price. Large boiiles. $1 50, or aiz boitles
for 7 50 Small bottles. $1 00, or six bottles
lor 5 01) For sale bv W & C BELL. Drug
fist. New Bujlifing. iMaln Street, Evansville.
Indiana. ., K ' i v
'jfVTY Election Notice. i hereby ?iv
n, ii,!,,!, t.l.-clioit M il! hebeld "ft Mon-
day April oih, 1847, f -r a M vor and council
" men ot the' Ci'T Evansville. The elector
' wilt b held in the
let Ward at the Episcopal Seho l .House
II
, Nelson. Inspector. --.....
J d Ward at the Sherwood House, II. Dunham
5 Inspector. '
y , 3rd Ward at the Neptune Engine House, T.
, M. Archer, Inspector. ' -
4th. Ward afOnf House. corner of Mam and
Sucmiiii. C. D.:ckr.Iiiarc'nr. ' .
5h Ward al.the PIicbimx Engine House, J. T.
Walker, Inspector. . .,
6h. Ward at the Exchange Hotel Boyd Sal
lock. InsDector. ' . -
Each vufer will vote in hia own ward for a
. Mayor and I Councilman, and may at the same
time ote against the adoption of the act ol Jan.
S7, 1847, granting t the Citizens ol Evansville
.. a City Charter, oy writing on nis nonet oeiore
voting, these words.' or other words of similar
import 'against a City Charter.'
By order of the President and Trustees of, the
Town of Evansville. Match 30th. 1847.
apt. JNO. J. CHAN"DLER, Clerk.
w-IIEBIFF'S Sale By virtue of. a sue
3 ciul exicuii.m issued from the office ol the
the Clerk ol the Vanderburgh circuit, court in
favor ol James Cawson. and against" Barney
Koystnn and Constance Royston, his wile, I will
on the 2ind dav of April. A. D. 1E47. at the
court houst in the town ol Evansville, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 0 o'clock, P.
A3, of saul day expose lo sale'at public auction
and out cry " (he rents issues and profits for the
term of seven, years of ihe following described
land or town lot and appurtenances, to wit :
All that certain I of or parcel of grouud known
and designated as lot number forty nine (49.) in
the original plan of the town of Evansville,
county of Vanderburgh, and State of Indiana,
or so much thereof as may be necessary to be
sold as will satieff the balaneu now due on
aid special execution.
And should no person oner or bid lor said rents
issues and profits a sum sufficinel to satisfy said
special exception, I will at the same lime and
place proceed to sell at public auction and out
cry the fee simple of said above described land
or ao much thereof as will sa'tsfv said specs!
execution. W'M. M. WALKER,
ap l.-3w .p f$2,5 S. V. C."
A D.MIVSTKATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is
U. hereby given that the undersigned has tas
-JitLU-.,oul letiers ol Administration with Hie
will An the the estate ol Joseph Stroud
late ol Vatiderbirj'hcnunty, deceased. All per
sons indebted lo said estate are requested lo
. iniKe Immediate payment, and those hiving
elainis against tbe same are notified to present
tlmin duly authenticated for settlement. The
' estate is supposed to be solvent.
ap I, 3w. ALLEN STROUD Adm'r.
- 4 OMIXISTIlATOR'S 8A LE. Noiiee i;
jVl hereby given that t will expee to sale a
public auction on Saturday the 17tlt day of Ao
nl. 1847, at the laie' resideuce ol Joseph Stroud,
k wrrcaaru, coiipivilllj VI csillff uoses, Ill'gS, WO
I wagons, lamiiti utensils, 5t.c. ,
f , ' TERMS OF SALIC A credit of nine months
JC .J'li be given hi all sums ol $3,00 and upwards
' i purchaser giving his note with approved aa.
Cei wity, waiving ail benefit of relief and valuation
Eiws. ap l.l AI.LK.N STROUD. Adm'r
i L hereoy Kiven. that the under
f-i m.e.i oai letters of Hdmiiiisiratioit on the es-
? tat l Stephen A. D.'oliule late ol Vanderburgh
:: county
limuna. d -ceased
AH i.-'siiiiMJ-b'edj.( said estate are renues
,ue-'"ie?iiiiuedial payment, and thuse liav-
l Ijl JHIISiBl BIII51 11113 Biillie IIO IIOllllCU IU
j.ir-tn them" uuly, authenticated lor settlement.
ihe bsiale is supposed to be insdvent.
mm- 25 4t. jOiiN R. WILCOX, Adm'r,
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nniMSTUATOK'S Sale, Notice is
WL tii-rtby givfu ihai I wi.l - . aale at
. inHrfic Nuction on Saturday It 24 ih of April
40.a the I.ivery siui.le nl L o. . .c ami J !) 11
"'!. id the city ol Evaiisvi le. ltidiaiM, he per
'eortal propeiiy ol said Siephiu A. Doolittie, de
r'fl, consisHiig of Horves, Harness, fce., be
, inj! hi interest in suiu stable. '
A credit t six months' wiil be given on all'
' sunisol three dollars and upwarils. the piircht
, ; ser-giviii)r his note with approved aerurhy waiv
ilia alj benefit irooi le tel and valiia'ion laws.
riiar?54w JuliN K. WILCOX, Adm'i.
JOXICB."-Notice, is heret'V uiven tit a t the
undersigned lies taken out letters of , Ai-
iniittHir.it ion on the estate ol Jonathan Bolsover.
laie ol Yonder butyli county, deceased. All per
ei n indebted to said estate are requested lo
V" "take immediate paynieut and those having
. Claims Hgatnst the same sre notified to present
them iluiy authenticated lor settlement. The
' , ; estate, is supposed lu be solvent.
mar "io , CHARLES BOLSOVER. Adm-r.
R.il OTtC'E of ale.-Is hereby given that I
JL will expose lo sale at public auction on
triday ibe irjtli day of yrtl, 1847 at the late
residence of Jomilhau , BolsoVer, deceased, con
siatinge. household and kitchen turn iture, hor
ses, cattle, fdrmmg utensils, See.
Terms of Ssi.b. A credit ot twelve months
"will be given on all sumsof $3,00 and upwards,
the purchaser Divine hia uot with annroved
security, waiving all benefit of relief and valua
lion laws. ' CHARLES BOLSCVER. :
mer25 :v ; . Adm'r.
(TrxlSOLUTION
k . . MJr is hereby give
jf t Ptt""Otahip heretofor
iWiX or rartnerf nip.otice
given to the Public that the co
tofore existin? between the un-
ueisigneu, is lliisaay dissolved by unit us I con
' - J' . JUQit Oniolitl CL.LI,
. ASA HEINMAN. , .
N. B. All nersons indehted ia the above
f I " "re 'equested to settle with th undersign
f ved.and those havintr claims avamat the same
ikl. .will present them for payment to
y CI tuar25-3w. JOHN SHIMMELL-
- v , iOLS aDd Lot foT Sale. Lot No. 68,
J -XH. occupied by Mr. Crawford Bell, will be
'kred at private sale, aa tne property of the
Vt!',yt4lra,,hvofShe State BsnkjiiJaia,
'I, H i tne7tim SKJne, aad it not
r'n, i Y,"'" ,im'"H on that day be ouered
V l?h. V C Abc,'" 'he Conn House, between
- tne iioure of ne and four vi.u.k. P . i h.
order of the Board.
nt'oV".! "PP'y'0 JOHN MITCHELL,
na,35,ltp$3. Pre.'t
TATJKJry:
1UO reams Rui'u Fools-Cap Paper;
tvv do Letter do;
, 0 do Commercial Poat do;
r it'. ,60 gfoss blue and black Ink;
""; ( - u'Stk s;....l r...n- ... , .
. u, vciiia, setter istampe, Inkstands,
in a torn
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tvi cam dt
W. t C. BELL. -
Si?iF Suar 5 bbls. Sugar "St. Jame
"ISw-by4 Pf"ne aU,clein ,ortt '
7, BABCOCK. BROTH ERf, W c icr-.t.
hht's prime New Orleans Stt
.S". 'f atoie and loraale by
-i-i.7. BAHCOCK HR.tiTitK.RS W. ......
t b this. ho. . ju,t received end for sale
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III the Probate Court of Spencer county, May
term, 1847,
Susan Smith, T '
Samuel Smith, I '
Benton Smith, John
SihiiJi, Jr-Sarah Smith
Mary Atwood, A bra- -Petition lor dower.
ham Atwood, Cliza- (
oeih Wickwue, and
, and I
k wire, p
Rachel I
Wick
her hnshand, hae
Smith k Frances Smiih J -
OW at this time, to wit on the IBtlt day
-ol jVlsrch,.A D-l47, eomea the Petitioner
oy Thomas F D. Bruier, her attorney, and hies
her petition herein, and also the affidavit ol a
disinterested person showing ilmt Msry Atwood.
Abraham Atwood, ElZ'beth Wickwire, and
Wickwire, her husband, Kachei binitli
and Fiances Singh, six ol the above named de
lendama are not reaidenta of the Stale of Indi
ana. ,
They are therefore hereby nop Bed of the fil
ing of said petition and that unless they be and
sppear before the judge of our said court at the
Cou t House in Rock port, on the second Monday
in mar next and then and there answer to said
petition, the same will be heard and determin
ed in their absence.
Witness JOHN CRAWFORD, Clerk of our
said court at Rockport, this ldh day of March,
A. D., 1847. By S. W. FA 1U FIELD, D. C.
Thos. F. DeBkuleb, Pet. Ait y. .-. ;
mar 25, 3w prs (ee $3.00 ,
State ef Indiana, t M
V arrick counnly . J
, In tbe Probate Court of ' Warrick
March 16th, 1847. . ,
county
Elizabeth est,
. . VS ;
SaUy Dukes. James
Thompson Dukes Is-
ham W. Dukes, Sophia In Chancery
Dukes, Mary Ann
West,Sarsh M. West,
Martha E. West, Brit-
ton West,' and I sham
W West. et. at. '1 -
OSV at this time heretofore to rt:n tl
11th day of February, in the year 1847,
comes the said complainant, bv Iter solicitor.
James J. Thornton, and Stes her bill of com
plaint herein.'and also an afhdavit of a dtainter
ested .person that Salty Duk es,' James Thomp
son Dukes. ' laham W. Dukes, Sophia Dukes
Mary Ann West. Martha E West, Brilton West,
and I sham W. Wes'. the above uonied detend-
ants herein, are not residents of the State of In
diana.
Therefore the said bally 1'ukes, James
Thompson OuHes.Islianj V. Dukes,SihiaDukes
Alary Ann Welt, Sarah iu. West, ilsrtlia C
West, Britlon West, and Isliam W. West, will
take notice that unless they appear, plead, an
swer, or demur to said complainant's bill of
complaint against ihem in this behall exhibited
on or bslore the calling of the cause at the next
term of the probate Court ol W arnuk county in
the Stale af.iresaid to be holden a: the court
house in Boouville on 4he second Monday ol
May, in the year. Ie47, the said bill of complaint
ss to them will be taken as coulesseu and ue
creed accordingly. . .. -
Attest j: WAlTE B. MOORE,
Tnar25,3w prs fee $3.50. Clerk. W.P. C.
St rite of Indiana, ) ' ' '
Warrick coiiiuy. J
In the Probate court of die county of Warrick
February term 1847. ' : '
tieorge W. Kin? and Warren")
King Administrator of the es I
tats ol John B Ktng,deceassd.
vs. I
Mary King, Anderson Hanks, Via Chancery
.Martha Hanks, William H.
King, Horrace Neelev and
Martha, his wife, and JuhnC.
Ki.ie, et . al.
nut ffirqa )lf' and.
ncreiti, ana ao Riiiuavti
ol a disinterested person that John C- King, one
of the deleudauta herein, is not a resident of the
Stale of Indiana.
Therefore, the aaid John C. King will take
noitce, that unless he appear, plead, answer, or
demur, to said complui nam's bill of complaint
against him in this behalf, exhibited on or be
lore trie calling of the cause at the next term of
the Probate Court of Warrick county, to be
holden in (lie ciurt houso in Uoouvsllc, on the
second Monday in May next, the said bill o!
complaint as lo him, the said John C King,
will be taken as confessed and decreed accord
ingly. Alltst, "
J. WAITEB. MOORE. Clerk
mar 25 3w prs tee $2,50. !. . . . W. P. C.
The Graifenbcrg Vegetable Pills.
20,000 boxes sold each and every week!
T 11 K UltllCENBERG CUMPiST
EREBY give notice that the General
Agent is fully prepared to appoint aub
Agents wherever there is' no branch of the
Company ; ei'lier on personal application or bv
mail poet paid. The ripid sale of these celecra
ted pills, and the extraordinary eures tbey are
coiisiauly elTeciiHcr, render tiiem, by far, the
must popular iilll ol the uie. ' An Ageucy will
consequently he verv valuable.
The Uraeleuheru Pills are inconceivably supe
rior to any ever hetore discovered. In ali bii
ions complaints, in ire item I derangement ol the
system; in all disorders which result from a bad
state f the blood, lilt ss are a sovereign remedy
In the class called chronic, the Grnefcuberg
Pills scheivo their highest tri umph. Here ihej
defy all competition. Entering within the hid
den recesses of the system, they quietly but
surly purily the blood, root out d.seases and
give tone and vigor to the body.
CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
By these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The most abundant prol
could be given, but a trial of one box will con
vince the patient. They can be ordered and
sent by mail, at trifling expense. The price
is 25 cents a box. W here two dollars worth
are ordered and the money remitted the Com
pany will pay postage on the Pills. . Remittances
at ibe Company's tisk. Wherever there ia no
Agency of the Company they can be ordered by
mail.
These Pills are taking the place of all others,
and mi atck person should be without them.
ALL BILIOUS COM PLAINTS,
Bowel Complaints, Consumptions, Dyspepsia. Fe
ver and Ague, Headache. Paumlice, Liver Corn
plaints, Rheumatism, AH "loinach Complaints
.Uteen Sickness. Sic, See., yield at once these
Pills. Tbey purge away offensive humors ar
rest the progress of disease and at the same time
restore tone and vigor to the system. In cases
ol general deranginent of heal;, they are sov
ereign. - ' -BY
THEIR USE,
The weak will become strong; the pale and
bilious complexion be restored to perlcctlv fresh
and healthy color; all tbe bad symptoms will
one by one disappear.
Ja short, these Pills are in an conceivably ad
vance upon any other medicine ever before of
fered to the public. A trial will satisfy any one
of this.' - mar 25. tf.
MYERS SEATON, Cen treville, Ind.
' ' i , General Agent for Indiana.
"-BOTANIC MEDICINES.
OKi. HUTHUNsjuN & ti ATCHETT'
hav just received a general assort
ment of Botanic Medicines, fresh and
pure, which they will sell as cheap
as can be purchased in ihe West
their stock comprises all the articles used
uae(1
by Botanic Physicians and families
Also, vartoua preparations of their owni viz :
Vegetable Linanient,ough Lozenges'and Syr
up, Ague and Fever PilTs, Anti-Bilious Pills,
Wine Bitters, Spice' Bitters, &c', &.c
Office second door above Second Cross "atreef,
on Main. ' ; ., -
Prescriptions attended' lost all hours day or
oijM.- ; ", ' mar 18,-tfTv
TO CANDIDATES Our terms for unnoupc
inrr the rtames of candidates for office, are, to
ubsctibers to the Journal $1,00 each, all others
$2,00 each invariably in advance. :
(rt-We are authorized and requested to an-
nou.ice Thomas M. Archer as a candidate for
the office of Sheriff ol Vanderburgh county, at
tlu ensuing election. ...
fr-5- Wn are authorized and requested to an
nounce John Greek as a candidate for the ol
fice of Sheriffof Vanderburgh county, at tl.e en
suing election. :
IV?- We are authorized and requested to an
nounce John Echols as a candidate for the of
fice of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county, at tbe
ensuing election. ,
fVT-We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Daniel Chnte as a candidate tor Coun
ty Treasurer, at the ensuing election.
(Vr- We are authorized and requester! to an
nounce John X. Kike nd all as a caudidalo
for the office ol Treasurer ol Vanderburgh coun
ty at the August election. -
U.VITED STATUS A It MIT.
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TEfrriiitiuir Service.
ANTED for the UNITED STATES
ARM Y. ABLE BODIED MEN between
the aaea ol 1 8 and 3 rttmrm Iwinz above 6 leel
3 inches high of good character, and of retpou
sible standing among their fellow-citizeus.
None netd apply to enter the service but those
who are determined to serve honestly and laitu
lullv. the period of their enlistment viz "during
the war with Mexico,"or for the term of five
years, as ihe recruit mav elect
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n l.onotv ol TWELVE DOLLARS will be
paid to each recruit enlisted fur the Artillery or
Infantry arm
Besides the monthly pay, aa above stated one
ration per d.iy is allowed every soldier, which is
amply sufficient for bis subsistence also, a
large supply of comfortable and genteel cloth
ing. Good quarters and fuel are at alt times
furnished ; and every attention will be. paid to
ma king those men who enlist and are deter
mined to serve their country in good faith, com
fortable and contented with their situation.
The best medical attendance is always provided
for the sick soldier: and no deduction of pay is
made during the period he is unable to perform
his duty. Should the soldier bo disabled in the
line ol his duty, the laws provide a pension for
him.
By the above it is seen that the pay and al
lowances are respectable, and that, with prn
denee and economy, the monthly pay ot the sol
dier may be laid up as ever thing requisite for
his comlort and convenience - furnished by the
Government including his sugar and cofTee.
The prudent soldier, therefore, insy save Ifoin
1 420 to 10 JO during the enlistment of five years;
and st the expiration of the term he can if he
chooses, purchase a email I arm in any ol the
western States and there settle himself com
fortably on his own land for the rest ol his life.
The sum of TW'i Dollars will be paid to any
citizen, non-commissioned officer or soldier who
shall bnng to the rendezvous an able bodied
recruit, who shall be regularly enlisted . The
citizen should present his recruit to the Lieuten
ant or Captain and not to the Recruting Ser
geants. ADDITITNAL INDUCEMENTS.
By the I9lh section of the Act, "Approved
Febuary. llih, 1847," each non-cominis-sioned
officer, musician or private now in ser
vice or who msy hereafter be enlisted during
the present war with Mexico and who shall
receive an honorable discharge either by ex
piration ol his term of enlistment or for disability
incurred in the ! course of bis service, will be
entitled to a warrant of ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, which he will be
it liberty to locate ia one body upon any public
lands that may be subject to private entry; or,
he may, at his option, when honorhly discharged
receive treasury scrip to the amount of one
hundred dollars, bearing six per cent interest
pa)aile semi-annually and redeemable al the
pleasjre of the Government. .-
Those who wish to enlist will make early ap
plication, as it is desired that the ranks be im
mediately filled up.
THOMAS F. BETH ELL,
- Cspt. U.S.A.
Recruiting Office at Cetheil's Hotel, Boon
vilie, Wa rntk co Ind. --
mar 25 3t. printer's fee $12,00J
TT1KESII Teas i
1L 5 ball c heels Young Hyson; -
t . . 3 dt-. tin Pniit.hout, or Rlarli! .
20-13 lbs. boxes Imperial;
10-C lbs. do Young Hyson, on hand
find for sale by feb 4-tf. W. & C. BELL.
liXSLS. fresh Mackinaw Pickerel, a first
rate article for family ase.juti received and
fur sale low by BABCOCK, BROTHERS,
au7'4Stf. : Water street.
IlOUse i ill 11 IjOl 1VI sole a.i auikivu
WHEREAS, Abraham Gumbtrta and Jen
ny his wife on the 4th day of Septem
ber 1844, executed to me a mortgage on lot cio.
4 of William M. Wa'ker's sub-division ol lot
No 59 in the original plan of the town of Evans-
ville, fronting on first street a leet ana inciu.
ding all on the Main' street front ol said lot 59,
except 25 feet owned by the heirs of Maithew
McClatu deceased; e'tohteen feet conveyed by
said William M . Walker to Caldwell Sc. Phelps,
and 17. feet 9 ' ineh.es conveyed by ihe said
Walker to George Hang, supposed to be about
19 feet more or lesson the Main street front of
lot 59; to secure me aa surety lor the firm of A.
Gumbets& Co, on a certain note dated the 2nd
day of September A. D. 1844, payable to the
Order of A, Gumberts & Co, at the Branch at
Evansville of the State Bank ot Indiana, for the
s ti in of $ 1,500; and also lo eecure me in the
payment ol all such other sums as i siiouia ue
come security for to the said Branch Bank hi
Evansville on account ot the said A.uunioens
Si Co. within bve rears Irom the date of said
mortgage; one of the conditions of which mort
gage is that, if ssid debt and interest shall not
be'paid when due, I shall have the right to sell
said mortgaged premises at auction, alter giv
ing such notice aa the sheriff ol Varulerburgli
cwuoty is required to give in making ales ol
lands on execution, lor the payment of said
debt and interest; al! of which will sppesr by
relerence to said mortgage which is recorded in
book L. pages 454, 455 aud 456, of the records
of deeds in the Recorders ortics ot enia coun
ty ol Vauderburgh Aud whereas also, all of
the said sum ol 1,500, as well as $37 13 inter
est thereon remains unuaid: Therefore, for
the satisfaction of said debt and interest, I will
foreclose said mortgage by Belling the said
mortgaged premises, which sale will take place
oik the first day of May 1347, at the doorot the
Court House in the town of . Evansville alore
saiil, between 'the hours of 10 o'clock A Al and
4 o'clock P M. of that day? Term's of sale cash.
JAMES CAWSON, Mortgagee.
March 4-8 1 prs fee $3,00
MUST BE A GREAT BARGAIN.
SHERIFF Sale of a valuable Grist Mill
and Distillery. Wiil be sold at public
auction a' the Court House door in Boouville,
Warrick Coanty, Indiana, on Saturday the first
day ol May, 1847, about two acres of laud
with a good frame Grist Mill and Distillery
three s'ories high, and extensive sheds, situated
on the same. Said mill and distillery were
built in 164), and put into operation n a cost
ol about $20,000. Within the, last year the
mill (with two new run of French Burs) and
distillery, have undergone thorough repairs at
a great expense, and are now in successful op
eration. This .property lies in Warrick county
Indiana, on the Ohio river, in the flourishing
town ol Newburgh, uine mlies above the city
of Evansville, and known as Luce's .Mill. Its
tocntion for business cannot be surpassed in any
country, situated as it ia in a lare wheat grow
ing country, and a move extensive corn raising
country cannot be found at ways an abundance
ol com and wheat to be had at this place trom
tO to 20 per cent less than the price ot Cincimia
ti, and is nearer the market for the sale of whis
key and fiour. The judgment debtor and cred
iior have agreed upon the "terms of sale one
half cash, me oilier half of the purchise money
payable in twelve months with interest on ap.
proved sseunty. Persons wishing to purchase
are invited to call upon Mr. Abner Luse at New
burgh and examine the property, which will
be sold without reserve lo the highest bidder.
. March 4-tdi . XV M . SCALES, S. W. C.
roit SALE.
WILL sell that beautntil LTITLE FARM
where VuLt Royston now resides, four miles
North ol Evansville, on the State Road leading
to VinceiiniSs for the itilcrmation ol those
living at a distance, h disruption ol the proper
ty is necessary. The house is 45 leet front end
30 feet deep, two atones high, containing eight
g-n-a rooms, ueaid kitclien sml oantry, with
a'porctr in trom tne'wnoie length ol ilioTttnjse.
The house -ia surrounded with a fine yard, well
planted with shade trees and shrubbery ; a large
garden in a high slate ot cultivation, contain
ing a great variety of choice Iruit, flowers, &.C.
A well of good water in the yard, stabling suf
ficient for 40 or 50 horses, a wood house and
other out buildings. This farm contains C2
acres, all of which is under good fence and di
vided into convenient gelds; nearly allot them
set in grass. ' 'lhere are several never-luiling
springs ol good water and several quarries ot
limestone on the premises. The purchaser can
have 4i acres ol excellent timber land situated
convenient to the farm. This would be a de
sirable situution for any gentleman who wishes
to resiue near Evansville, the country items
tugii ana healthy. It would make a good lav
em stand with very little additional outlay.
This property will be sold low lo wind up an
old business transaction. Letters of tnnuirv
addressed to the undersigned al Rome, Ind., or
to Col, B. Koysloii Evansville, will be promptly
attended lo. II tins properly is not sold at
private sale before the first day ol April next.
it will on that day be offered at public eule to
the highest bider Title perfect and terms
liberal. JEHU HARDY.
Feb II -St
tOlIEKlFF Sale.By virtue ol a vendi
k5 liou i exponas, issued Irow the Clerk's Ol'
tire of Ihe Warrick Circuit, aud to me directed,
lit favor of Charles Stewart and auainsl Abner
Luce, 1 will sell at public auction and outcry.
to tbe highest, beat and lust bidder for the same.
at the Court House door, in the town of Boon
ville, in the County of Warrick, in the State ol
Indiana on Saturd uy the 1st day of May, 1847,
between the lawful hours prescribed by law.
the rents and profits for seven years ol toe fol
lowing discribed real estate lo wit: The steam
mill commonly known as Luce's Steam Mill
and Distillery, and ail the machinery, tools snd
implements therein used and are employed, to
gether with two acres ol land under and around
said mill Hud upon which said mill stands, and
if the rents and profits will not sell lor a sum
sufficient t satisfy said judgment . I will then
and there oiler tliejfee simple of said mill and
two acres ot land as above named.
March 5-tds WM. SCALES, S, W. C.
PIATT, GUCKLIM, & CO.,
Wholesale commission Slioellouse
Opposite A.Gowdt &. Co's Auction Rooms, Main,
BETWEEN tlFTM AND blXTD STREETS,
LOUISVILLE, KI..
ARE now receiving their spring supply ol
BOOTS and SHOES, comprising a larje
and general assortment suitable to Southern
and Western trade, which they will sell al
low rates for cash.
They also keep constantly on hand a gener
al assortment of BONNETS and FUR, SILK,
RUSSI A, and PALM LEAF II ATS. 50 cases
netv style Bonnets, assorted qualities, and 220
cases ralm Leal Hats, assorted qualities and
colors, just received. marll-5iv
Evansville Journal will insert the above to the
amount of $3, and charge this office Lou. Jour.
Warehouse of the Fnlton Foundry
IX CINCINNATI,
Adjoining Holmls' Hotel on Broadway.
ALFRED BARNES,
(Agent in the Foundry.)
HAS continually on band an extensve as
sortment of Cooking Stoves splendidly
trimmed, and of the latest and most improved
patterns, together with every varity of Hot Air,
7 and IU rlate and Cannon stoves, also And
irons, Sadirons, Wagon Bon, Plough Moulds,
!1oIIjw ware and Foundry ware generally-.
All of which are effered lor sale at such ex
treiiclv low prices, as cannot fail to prove sat
isfactory to purchasers in our line visiting Cin
ciiiiistt. ' - '
'The Pride of the West" decidedly the best
double oven Stove in ihe market ia mtnufac-
tujred aud for sule exclusively; at this establish
ment., , tuarlLw.
EIGHT HUNDRED D0ZEMv HATS 1N0 GAPS;
NEW WHOLES ALE EST ABLIS H MEN T
r-'H A Y E S,CiC BAIG . & C 0 ;
- NoT443 Main St., Opposite Exchange Hotel, Louisville, Ej.i .
RE now receivin" and have in progress of manufacture the most extensive variety of Hit
cud Caps aver displayed in Ihe WesU Having imported their materials ot the recent ex
ireiliely iOW prices, ana mail U tac I 1 111 g tc eumciiiuci iucii vvu B(:niaiw, met i rnau c
to offer greater inducements to buyers, by exhibiting an article better suited tothe SoHthem
and Western trade, in regard to quality, shape and puce, than can be fouud in any other estab
lishment in the Union. Tjieir assortment consists in part as follows, via: ' '
HATS Fashionable Beaver, N ulria. Brush, Russia, Cassiinere, Plain, Ashtani?, Pear!, Slo!p
skin, Nos. 1, 2. 3,and 4 Sllll Angola," Musk and Coney. Metliu in and Broad 'brim, white Hnd
black Russia, Otter, Palo Alto, Fur Sporunu, Aslilaad and imitation Besver, bl.iclt and drab
wool Sporting and common wont, Rip Van Winkle, Texan, and patent gluzed. Also. 75 dozen
Panama, 450 dozen ilouble and single brim Leghorn, 5200 dozen double and single brim men's
and boy's Palm Leaf, 150 dozen variety of kinds youths' and infants summer hats.
CAPS Gentleiuen's guard, navy, army, opera oress, silk velvet and pi ush, oil silk. Ringjo'd,
Tennessee, Point Isabel, Rough and Ready, br.e cloth, glazed and Velveteen; together with
thirty new spring styles of gem's, youths' and inlanta' Caps.
Also, a full and complete stock ol Hatters' Furs, Trimmings, Plushes, Shelac, Dye-SufTs &c.
Our arrangements in manufacturing in Louisville, together wall ad extensive niaiiul'ticMry in
the East, superintended by a resident partner of the concern, will enable us at hi times to be
earliest in receipt of the latest styles, improvements and changes constantly betng inade in lite
trade . Merchants and dealers thioughout the South and West visiting our city are particularly
invited to call and examine our aaorttneut before making tlteii purchases, as we are deturmin
ed to sell goods at a less price than they can be imported from the Easteru cities. Orders filled
with attention and pomp tnees. ": ' ' " '"" :
Feb25 -eow5-Lou. Jour. . HAYES, CRAIG & CO. "
JUST RECEIVED.
N addition to my former stock, a general as
sortment of Botonic Medicines-
Boots. Barks, Herbs, Extracts, Powders, &c.
prepared ami puf up by tho Shakers. i
Dr. Folgor'a Oloaaoniaii, or all Healing Bal
sam. - -
Dr. Peters' Vegotable Pi!ls; Worm and Cough
Lozenges. ' ' - .
Dr. Le Roy's Universal Vegetable Pills, com
posed of Saraiiparilla and Wild Cherry. h
Dr. Porter's Poor Alan's Curative Sugar Coat
ed Pills, at 10 cents per box .
Dr. Porter's Poor Man's Strengthening Plas
ter, at 10 cents a piece . .
Barnes' Tooth-Ache Drops, warrawtsd to curt
in all cases. ' - l- '
Overstreei's genuine Linament, and Doctoi
Beach's Family Pills. .""
Superior fale trench brandy, 1. 11. Ltiloaro
& Co's Brand, warranted pure, fur medical pur
poses only. . ' .
IJallock's Worm candy, a sate anr pieaan'
medicine to destroy worms in children and im
prove their general litalth- ' -
Hui'ti ipts. Jttrtt, HI. and Aqua Ammonit
tni" sfrenath - . ."
Sulphttrie, Nitric, Acetic and Muriatic Acide
alsool full strength, a;id many articles loo nu
merous to mention, altoemher making a com
plete' ossortmetit at wholesale and retail ou rea
sonable terms, By
ALLFN C. HA I. LOCK, Druggist,
Matu S. near Water, Evansville. la
Feb II if ...
T OTICE, The subscribers having pur
chased ihe Patent Kight lor 1 It e niauulac-
t ii re ol Uun Cotton, iVc, a'.l persons are csu
lioued against inauu facUiring or pre paring Iht
same or other vegetable fibrous substances as t
substitute tor Gunpowder, and notice is herebt
given, that all persons in any way infringing
said patent right will be prostituted according
to law.
We will be ready to contract for and supply
orders by the middle of February.
C&. F. LENNING,
feb 1 1 -4 n. - 56 south Fioet si.. Pin atirlpliia.
, Fever or Tonic Pills.
f HVlin si our ol thehumuii Inmily which foi
so many years has shaken and scorcher
nearly or quite one hajf of the inhabitants of tin
Southern and Western Suies, has at last met
with, its match. CONQUEROR HAS COME!:
and the defeat of tho Mexicans at "Resaca di
la Paltnfi," is but a type of the ilefca t which tlii.--
1 dtedfuli!j(tlis .Jxsvsmd -will- luuttaa -mtrt
Willi, from ........
FletcUer's Celebrated Imperial Ague amI
- , ever or xomc jl'uiju
It Is customary lo come out with a long lis
oi ueconienuaiions ana certincaies, wnen
bringing out new or celebrated medicine befort
the public, ihxt Ihe Proprietors of this Uuraual
fed Medicine in departing from this old custom.
have some tears that their claims to patronage
tnav in many esses be shied. But they have
one resource, and that is a great one! It is thin
they cun get ceuihcates on the spot, wiihu
43 hours, tl there is any one in the place whe
has the ague and lever ami intermittent level
for just so sure as the 1 ills sre taken, just s
sure the patient will feel constrained to give a
Certificate for the cure is certain!: lo tin
afHicfed then, we have but two words lo snv
TRY THEM! mar II, '47-tf,
For sale by W. Si C. BELL, Evansville, lud.
W. & C. BELL,
Wholesale ond Retail Druffist?,
New Building a few doors uboreold Stand,
JUain street Evansville, Ind.
AUK now receiving from Philadelphia, New
York aud Pitlnburgh. the largest supply ot
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Glas
and Glassware, Surgical Instruments Sec.
ever otleredin ilie Evansville Market.. Our good'
are entirely fresh, aud have been bought in per
son from Importers and Manufacturers only.
We are therefore en.ibled to supply Merchan.s.i
Doctors, and ail others wanting these articles.
either wholesale or retail, as low as tliey can b
purchased in any City West of the Mountains
Those wishing to purchase will do well to
give us a cull before going to any other market
as we are determined to sell at a small advance
on prime cost. All Medicine leaving our house
shall be properly packed, and all arnclrs sen
lo arder may be returned if not genuine, or in
any way defecti ve. at our expense.
N. B- We will take Flaxseed, Ginseng, Bees-'
wax and r eathers, tor all goods sold, or in pay
ment ot ali debts due us. (Jnu M-tl.
JUST Received, and lor sale by the sub
scrihcrs:
500 i z. Sulp Quinine, French and American
150 lbs English and American Calomel;
3 bbls Camphor ; ' 1
3 cases Liquorie Ex;
2 do Aloes;
1 do Asatatida; '
1 do Bermudas Arro-v Root;
I do Copal Gum;
1 do Shellac: '
8 Carboy's Nitric Muriatic t Sulp Acids;
4 Doxes I art. Acid ;
4 do Sal Rocliell ;
v- 3 casks sup C. S.ida ;
250 lbs Pulv Jalap;
200 do do Rhei;
150 do Cab. Magnesia Eng;
16 oz Sulp Morphia;
3 bbls Cream Tartar;
5 do Senna India and Alehd ;
I bale"SarsapariIIa, (Honduras;)
1 do Sponge ;
I do Cloves;
3 do Corks. (Bottle and Vial.)
Feb. 4. '47. W. &. C BELL, Main street.
Ela, iiU boxes M.R. a fresh artiel.- n,l (r,
iale vervlow bv Ileb4.r W. . C. P.PA f
TTfe EFirVED LoafSuear :
MM 75 loaves Stewart's Double Refined and
3 bbls.- do . Crashed, for sale bi
feb 4, 1847. W. Si C. BELL '
1' UST received pet btcamer Kmgg.tla auu
w Grace Darlint; :
30 Bags of Prime Rio CofTee.
34 Cases of Boots and shoes.
Amongst which is a good assortment of Miss
es felloes and iiooteea. Cbtildren's youth's a:i
boys Mines snd Boots ai'iCs, and gentlement
uum-.iasuc over sunes, vwicix are otjercil ai
Mholeslalc ur retail, low lur cash.
- M.W.FOSTER.
Evantville, Deo 10 1845-tl- -
JE are wholesale and retail Agenti for
the follawitii; Patent Medicines:
, VV'isiar's Balsotuot Wild Cherry ; v
Taylor' do: ot Liverwort ;
Smith's Tonic Syrup; '
Fahuestuck's Family Medicines;
. Cave St ShaflVr's Tonic; .
, ila i ilb, ' V.M SursapsriHa; -
i do . do Syrup of do; !
, .' di . do' Wonu-Sy run; j,.
. Covert's Balsom of Life; .
Starkweather's Hepatic Efixer; ' - -
-Osgood's India Cholagoguf ;
M'lo tie's Vermifuge or worm Specifir;-
Bttll's IL uey. coated Tonic Pills;
bands' fluid Ex. Sursaparia ; , "
Brintol's do do tl-i.
Feb. 4, 1837. W.fcC. BELL. Msin st.
W IN DOW anil Wall Paper t
We have a welt selected auu lull sup
piy oi Window and Wall Paper, ol the lute&y
fetters. let. I8 ' . VV. gcC. BEL,.
WIIOEESAL.E
Mammoth Stock of Fall & Winter
xivi - v.y jls t
II. MAG1IEE, Si Co., have now in store
tip a and a r daily receiving a splendid stock
t Dry Goods, conaistma in part ol
200J Woollen and Ctien w Is. '
500 doz. Woollen Comfoiis.
1500 pieces new style Prints.
100 Kerseyc.
150 " Kentucky Jeans. . t
100 " , ' Alpacca Lusters. -100
Saitineis ang Cassimerra. .
, 60 , Biue, Black, & Brown Cloiln.:
, 150 " Red Flannels.
75 " Fancy Vestings. , -50
Bales 4 4 Brow'n Sheetings, :
Together. with a lare stock ot Velvets, Ser.
ies. Paddings. Sewings, Buttons, Hosiery,
gloves. Suspenders, Combs, Handkercliirls,
Pins. Needles. Laces, Silks, and everything
?lae wanted by couuiry .Merchants.
: ALSO,
2'10 Cases Bonis Si 8lioes. ' -
100 " Fim Si Russia Hats.
500 D.t. Men's Si Boy'f.Furfc Cloth Caps.
Asides' h good siocK of Hardware, Queens
vare, Upper Si Sole Leather,
- -' - also. - ; ;: y . .
ppendid slock of Ingrain and Venetian Car
peting. They will sell at unpresidented low
prices at Wholesale, with the Tariff-ail knock
ed off.
" Wain street,'Evansvme7Ta. -
Nov. 41846 40tf. - y J y ; ;
Unll'a Comptaad, Concent rated j
Fluid Extract oi' Sarsaparilla
1'lJe BiSf BtKEIiV Jit USE Jf OR CuEAHSiHO A.NB TO- 1
KIFVl.tO- TUK BI."OD. 3
T is unsurpassed in ilie cure of Scorfula or M
Kinu's Evil, Rheumatism. Obstinate Cuta'-"50- t
nucus Eruption, Pimples or Pustules of the face, j
Blotches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring j
Worm," Tetter, Scaldhead, Cancer, Enlarge- ?
mettt ond Pain in the bones and Joints. Stub- -'
bon Ulcers, Syphilitic sflliclioiis. Jaundice, " "1
i.tverCoinplaint, Discuses arisiug (rum an inju
dicious. use ol Mercury, and from exposure
anil imprudence in life. In short, it is -a vain
ible remedy in Chronic Diseases of the Stom
ach and Digestive Organs, Dispepsis, Geasral
Debility, aud all kinds ot Chronic Diseases
arising Iroin a Derangement of the system and
impuniies ol the Blood. It is iuvaluable as B
cleansing Spring Medicine. , .
. This preparation not only contains the bioh-
ly Voiiceiitrated virtues of the Strsapanlla. butj,
of several; Ot Jlie most safe, eijuieut iiiedit-nl i
at'enis in the Materia Medica 'or i lie cure of thu
Labove DtetiSes. - r -. -
It has been examined and used by tli movt
einiiient plpicians in) Una country and has met
their warmest and. most undivided spproval.
Il ls coiirideutly recuiiimende.t to the sfiltcted
and the public generally, as being oAe ol the,
it not the VEliY BK.ST preparation of the kind
put up in the United States. It is warranted
inferior to none. The greatest care and accu
racy ia employed in its preparation.
Tins preparation of Sarnapurtlfa contains De
obstruent, Alterative Tonic. Lixtive, Diuretio
aid cleansing properties, and is ad witfubly cal
culated to perfect the cure of the loreimmed
dtseastes. tt operates by promoting the various
secretions . and xcretions, removing obstrue
tiona cleansinz the blood revulatiui the stum.
ach aud bowels, stimulating lbs liver and giv
ing it a healthy actios, augmenting the action
ot the internal organs aud giving tone, strength.
and regularity to the system general-.
.i.iuougn it isuicient, it is warranted per-
icciiy saie, producing ro bad etieclsW
t .i ii..... ... i. . I . . . i
uiiiuuic .uun, iiguuieg Willi lHTHInc
eases, arisiug from an impure state of the blooV
.1.... f .t. . t .
- -s"ei oi ins system, or iroin Whatev
er cause, make use of tb s preparation, and
they will be enabled to spesk highly iu its favor
as thousands have already done who have used
it in various parts of . the country, Prepated
and suld by, JOHN BULL, & CO. .
Louisville, Kv.
For sale also at the Drugstore of '
. W. C. BELL, Main Street.
marll-6w . , Kc.o.riiu
, Corner 01 !l sin and Sc-e-W
ond Street, at tlie "old Keilly Srore,"
neeps constantly on hand a well selected stock
ot Dry Goods and Family Groceries. Hardware
and Cutlery, Axes, and many kind of Fannin
lools , H.dlow-ware, Wood, Stone and Queens"
ware. Boots. Shoes. Leather. Hats, Cape.Ac
Oompr.sing a good assortment tor farmers and
he country generally, which lie will sell ss
cheap as c m be bought .st of New-York city,
no will receive in t. 1 -n
l . - r")"1"" iiii in unci
ol merchantable produce. He is thankful for
ue pasr, and aolicils a call from those who like
o buy good articles aud cheap before buying
eewbere. ' - r (f 3Jr "
Ilm,U(Nl feel Piue Lumber, uasorted,
30.000 feel Pine and Poplar Boat rool'.ng,
a av'' T.oplar Weat!,''r boarding and joist
10,000 Lights Pine Snsli a supetior attirla
aisorted. 8X10 10X12-1014
1 75 Well made pine Panuell doors. ;
00 Bbls superior white Ruich Lime,
together with a large stocks of fila
and hardware of almost every dtscriptiou re-
Hu..u mo wbv 01 uuiiaing, tr sale bv
Feb a BABCOCK BROTH F.R3.
II 1XE JLead andOil. '
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