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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04
DIR. RURCH. DENTIST.

NM ILL spend the winter in Evansville, and
Wv offers his professional services TO the pub
lie DR.. B. is prepared to practice the latest im
proyements aad perform all difficult Operations
in the line of his profession.
An extensive and successful practice for ten
years enables him to offer with confidence his
services TO this community. lie has resided tor
several years in this State and has paid partIcu-
lar attention to the causes of decay and other
diseases OF the teeth incident this climate. all
OF which may be arrested by timely and prop
er application of the appropriate remedies. tie
will warrant all Operations that he may be
called on to perform.
At the request Of DR.. Burch, Surgeon Dentist
| take pleasure in certifying that | have had
frequent opportunities of becoming ACC tainted
with his qualifications, and that believe him
entirely worthy OF the confidence and patronage
of the public. ]. L. CABBELL. M ID.
Professor OF Anatomy& Surg'y, University OF Va.
Chas. Minor, M. D., J. V. Leach. NJ. D., Drs.
Carter & Masse, Rev r. K. Mead, Charottes-
vile: J. G. Wayt, Dentist, Richmond Va John
Ross, cashier of the Bonk. Vincennes. Ind.
Rooms at the Sherwood House. ian %.
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DIR. ROGERS, COMPOUND SYRUP
LIyERWoRT AND TAR.

A safe and certain cure for Consumption OF
n the Lungs, Splitting of Blood. Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Pain in the side, Brouehliis,
Whooping Cough and all Pulmonary Affections.
II is unnecessary to describe the properties OF
the Ingredients of a medicine well known
not only by medical men. but to the most COM
mon persons. The celebrated DR.. Buchan OF
England, has employed them successfully for
years. DR. Crichton an eminent Physician OF
Petersburgh, highly recommends treatment
in viii chz they are principally employed. They
are the remedies employed by The celebrated
DR.. Cooper, who during 10 years extensive prac-
lice in Consumption and Pulmonary diseases did
not lose one single patient. as may be seen by
references 10 a statement TO that effect published
by him short time since II the simple articles
in their crude state are so powerful and efhca-
cious how much more valuable must they not
be when chemically concentrated and combined.
We might go on and refer to hundreds OF the
first physicians and quote numerous authors, on
this subject, but deem il super ffuoEs. IN speak
ing Of medicine so we'll known. and so gem
erallv admitted TO be without an equal IN the
cure Of the above diseases. But we i'll attach
a few out of the vast number OF eerIiheates
from well known citizens of the highest stand
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04
6 & 6 6 6 6 6 6

GE- Hear what The celebrated DR.. Richards
says Physician of more than 30 years standing.
To all whom il may concern, make the Toll
lowing statement :-Conseious that il may app
pear unprofessional il is only from perfect con-
viction and thorough knowledge OF the essenti-
al benefit and scientific origin OF the prepare
ton spoken of, that feel constrained from
sense of duty TO comply with the request OF the
proprietor.
The patient, Mr.. Charles Wade, sixth treet
Market Space, whom | allowed TO try the effect
of the medicine, (buI which would have done
under no consideration whatever, had not seen
a copy of The receipt from which the medicine
is prepared, Obtained from the agent, and which
I a m satisfied is authentic,) was quite low with
the early stages of pulmonary consumptlon,sior
which had been treating in the usual manner
though with less than my usual success; at mis-
earnest request, and that OF his friends, exam
! ined the receipt, and was sufficiently satisfied
OF It's scientific composition 10 aow the trial and
| am obliged TO confess its effect was ut least
surprising, inasmuch that after the consumption
of the second bottle my profession aI visits were
discontinued. though frequently saw my pa
tient afterwards, restored to perfect health
| The preparation Is called sDr. Rogers Com
pound Syrup OF Liverwort and Tar" and from
The examination of the receipt, and the success
in my own experiment. I do conseentiously re-
commend il a useful and valuable medicine,
and ! should urge my brother practitioners to
procure the receipt, as | feel convinced they
will agree with me as 10 its excellence, and will
adopt il into their practice, as shall most
certainly DO, believing il to be a most valuable
mode of treatment. WI RICHARDS. NJ D.
|
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04
State of IndIana,1

SPENCER COUNTY, SIS, {
A N Inquisition taken at the farm Of the Wild
- ow Combs, OF Ohio Tow nship, on the 9Th
day of January l647, before me, James t. Nor
gan, Justice of the Peace acting as Coroner OF
Spencer county, upon view OF the body of man
found dead in the Ohio River at said farm in
said county, and upon the oath of James Muir
ply and eleven other jurymen of township and
county aforesaid, who being sworn TO enquire
how and in what manner the said person came
TO his death, upon their oaths do say, tina; tn
dead person was a black male and came to his
death by drowning; and had on one pair of un.
der pants OF james, and outer pants of stripped
cassiuet, one vest, and roundab bout, one shirt
two pair of suspenders, one pair of coarse shoes
and socks. Found in his possession one white
handk erchief marked Eliza Hooper, one black
cravat, fve eoppers and one black breastpin.
JAMES Il. MORGAN, Justice of Peace
Feb 4printer's fee S. Acting as Coroner
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersgn
~ ed will, on the 9th day Of May l847, apply
TO the udltor of Vanderburgh County al his
office in Evansville, for a new certificate of pur-
chase for the following described tract of school
land IN said county, TO wit: Fractional section
No. 10, IN township No. Z, south of range No
III west, the original certificate Tor said land ha-
wing been lost Said tract of land formerly be-
lenged TO The Inha btanls OF Congressional tow n.
ship No. z, SO nth of range No 10 west. in VAN
derbnrgh county, and as on the 18th day Of
October 1886, sold by the School Commissioners
OF Marlborough county to Jordan P. Cockrum,
and certificate of purchase for said tract of
land was then issued and delivered by the said
School Commissioners TO said Cockrum, and
said certificate of purchase was afterwards as
signed by said Cockrum to Frederick E. Good
sell and by said Goodsel to Joseph Lane and by
said Joseph Lane TO the undersigned Said GER
thca lie having been lost by the undersigned be
will therefore apply for new certificate at the
time above specified.
Geb liz JESSE LANE.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04

a. HEEREFF SaIe.--By virtue of an execu-
- lion issued from the office of the Clerk OF
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court in favor of Mar
garet Cooper, and now in my hands, have lev
led upon and will, on Saturday, the Goth day OF
February, A. D., lS47, at the door of the court
house, in the town OF Evansville, betw cen tn
hours OF 10 O'Clock, A NJ E, and O'Clock, P. NJ
OF said day, expose to sale public auction, and
cutlery, the rents, issues and profits, for the
term of seven yeas, OF the following property
namely:
Lots ,, 10, II, Ia, p, and "a in Block 6, Lots
2. A, IL, in Block 5, Lots 3. l3, and Is, in
Block I, IN the Eastern Enlargement of Evans
vile, and also 40 acres of land, in Centre Town
ship, the Southwest quarter OF the Northwest
quarter OF Section 20, Town 5, Range 10, and
lou acres of land IN Centre Township the south
west or. OF Section 90. Town 5, Range 10. A nd
should noPerson offer or bid for said rents, issues
and pTohts sum sufficient to satisfy said execu-
tohand cQsts | will at the same time, and place
proceed to sell at public auction and outcry,
the lee simple, of said above described Lots, and
land, Tor the satisfaction of said execution in
terest and costs
WYNN. WALKER, s.v.C.
jan. 2l,-3t prs fee So so
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04

fHF Can consumption be cured! What is
consumption il is tubercles of the lungs. Then
if those tubereles were healed and the lung;
otherwise sound, the patent must get better
Mr.. Editor, says Mr.. Abernethy, and the gen
une DIR. Taylor's BaIsam of Liverwort, from
the only true Office. 375 Bowery, with Dr.
Leeds, signature to the elegant wrapper, will
cure tubercIes 1t is purely Chrono-ThermaI
remedy also for Colds.
PRICE Large bottles, 81 so, or six bottles
for 81 50.-Small bottles, ST. 90, or six bottles
for SIS 00. For sale by w. & c. BELL, Drug
gsts, New Building, Main Street, Evansville,
Indiana. It.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04

ASEcDoTR BY CoNsUL.-At the Cork asszes
Mr.. G. Bennett, canvassing the term s'temper-
rate habits" in policy of insurance, said THE
late Sir Hercules Langrishe was exceeding
fond Of drinking, and being i'll, DR.. Plunke
advised him 10 drink only glass of wine in the
day. Sir H, promised to obey; but the doctor
called in upon him day o: two after, and see
ing his patient little out Of order, said to him,"I
hope you followed out my advice!' Il did,, re-
piled the other. 'Well:' says the doctor, Il am
anxious to see the size Of the glass; upon which
Sir Hercules brought in glass which held two
quarts? The doctor then restricted Sir Hercu-
las to a pint of wine in the day, and the follow
ing one, having ealledon his patient, told him
to stick to that quantity and it would lengthen
his days. Il believe you said Sir Hercules for
yesterday was the longest day ever spen.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04
GREAT BARGAINS!

SELLING OFF AT FIRST COST,
THvHE Undersigned offers at private sale, he
q entire stock of DRY GOODS. HARD
WARE. QUEENSW ARE, &C., AT COST
He will exhibit his invoices and dispose OF them
at their invoiced price, or he will submit to have
Them appraised by TWO competent PERSONS
A liberal indulgence will be given and pay
ments made easy.
az The Brick Store. three doors from the
corner Of Main and First streets will be TO rent
for eight months in case the stock is disposed of.
Call and examine.
ian Aft MARX GUMBEkIS.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04

MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR To BEMENT s. VIELE's
EVANSVILLE, Indiana.
FEyHE subscribers have on hand and will be
n constantly receiving from the New York
market a general assortment of Dry Goods sui
ted the wants and tastes OF their fellow citizens
which they offer al wholesale and retail, togeth-
er with Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets. Hard
ware, Sc, all of which they will sell at prices
corresponding with the times and season. and
they confidently trust by assiduous attention, to
business with a determination TO make their
store a repository of articles useful, needful,
and beautiful, they shall receive a full share OF
the public patronage.
MORGAN g. DUNN.
Evansville, Dec. 10, 1861.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 6 p. M.

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Fairfield, chair
man Of the Committee on Naval Affairs, re-
ported bill authorising and making provis-
ion for the construction of four iron steam
ships for the navy. No particular des Grip,
lion of machinery is specified.
The bill, increasing The army fen regl-
ments was then taken up aud debated.
MIR. Jarnagin concluded his speech on the
bill commenced yesterday.
Messrs. Benton, Dayton, Butler, and Crit
tenden followed.
Mr. Atchison's amendment was then put
to vote and rejected 20, nays 80.
Mr.. Allen then offered an amendment TO
the bill, authorsing and providing for raising
enthousand additional volunteers 20 strength
en- the army in Mexico.
This amendment created a good deal Of
interest, and was debated al length by mum
Der of the members. Mr.. Allen advocating it.
but ii was finally rejected.
A motion then made by Mr.. Badger
TO strike out the proviso in the bill, that the
President should have authority 10 appoint
officers for the ten regiments during The re-
cess of Congress.
The motion was agreed to by vote of &c
10 Is, and the section stuck out.
The House of Representatives went into
Committee OF the Whole on the naval appro
priation bill t
Mr.. Sims made a speech analysing and
commenting upon The provisions OF the bill
The discussion made no progress. The
House was nothing but scene of Turmoil
and confusion the entire day. Members a
loOuerhead disnntinu ahont matters bavino mr.
reference to the bill, and iuterupiing eact
other on the floor. Some sharp words pass
ed. s
At o'clock, the House was still sitting
and doing nothing but deciding points of or
der. The prospects of an extra session is
pretty fair.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04
MILL at AuctiOn.--wILI


y be sold without reserve on the 4th Monday
in February, 10 close partnership, the Peters
burgh Steam Mile. located at Petersburg Pike
county, Indiana. The Mills consist OF Grist
mill with two run Of stones, one Oh which are
choice French Burrs with all the appuratss
necessary toia merchants mill. Also attached
is good Saw Mill we'll stocked with logs, 10
persons wishing to engage in the milling busi-
ness this properly offers great inducements it
is located at the county seat OF Pike county,
In a very densely populated country and no per-
manent mill nearer than twenty miles, one
mile from the main White river. on the line
of the canal. and in the vicinity OF the heavlest
Jobs on the line, in fine Wheat country, and
in the neigh borhood OF numerous beds of coal,
will be sold al the same time the personal prop
erty belonging to the establishment, consisting
of log Wagon, cart. three yoke of oxen, and
lot of stock hogs.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-ffIh cash, one-ffth in
six months, one-ffth in u months. one-hilh in
8 months and one-hlth in twenty-four months.
the purchaser giving bond with approved secu-
rty, without benefit OF relief, and lean on the
property to secure the final payment.
fan $685.. JOHNSON & HOWARD
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-04

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has taken out letters of Admins
tration on the estate OF Henry Houser late OF
.Vanderburgh county and State Of Indiana, de
ceased. All persons ind ebted to the said estate
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same are notif-
ed to present them duly authenticated Tor set.
Element. The said estate is probably insolyent
ian %. CHRISTIAN ZWAHLEN, Admr.
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n BURBANK, Corner Of Main and Sec.

B1 RBANA, Corner oil Main aho sec
- ond Street. at the sold Reilly Srore,
keeps constantly hand well selected stock
of Dry Goods and Family Groceries, Hardware
and Cutlery, Axes, and many kind OF Farming
Tools, Hollow-ware, Wood, Stone aud Queens
ware, Boots. Shoes. Leather, Hats, Caps, &c-
Comprising good assortment Tor farmers and
the country generally, which he will sell as
cheap as can be bought West OF New York city.
HI will receive in payment cash and all kinds
Of merchantable produce. He is thankful Tor
th pact. and solicils cali from those who like
buy good articles aud cheap beiore buying
elsewhere. sep 3-tf
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State of Indiana,l

Vanderburgh county.
Vanderburgh circait court. in vacation IAN
nary Z, 1916.
~ V. Petition for Divorce.
Robert Giles.
A ND now at this time comes the Petitioner
- by Samuel R. Hamili, her solicitor, and
files in the office OF the Clerk OF the Wander
burgh circuit Gourl her certain petition Tor d.
vorce. And it satisfactorily appearing by the
affidavit of disnlerestet person this day filed
in the Clerks office, aforesaid, that Robert
Giles is u resident of the State OF Indiana
Therefore notice is hereby given. to the said
Robert Giles, that unless he appear and plead,
answer. or demur 10 The comPlaInants said pc
tilon, Oh or before the calling OF the cause at
the of said court, to be held a the
court house in Evansville, on the 4ih Monday
in March next. the matters and things therein
contained will be taken as confessed
SAMUEL Il. JENKINS. CI.k.
jan i4-3:-F By R. JENKINS, Dept.
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sAA BXS. Prime IB Raisins in and box
%SS es, Just receiied and for sale by
aug7, BABCOCK, BROTHERS. Water
NI OTICE--The untersigned having IOealed

N OTICE--The Undersigned having oeated
II himself IN Evansville, takes this method
of informing the public that be intends to car
~ on the Upholstering business in all its various
branches He intends keeping constantsup-
ply of Mattresses. and earnestly sollcits share
Of public patronage; his establishment may be
foul in Mr.. Barnes new building, opposite
The New School Presbyterian Church.
ian.2I.-2m RICHARD PARTRIDGE
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state of India ma }

ANDERBURGH COUNTY, s S.
Vanderburgh Probate Court, November Term
A. d. 1916.
The said court declared the estate Of Robert
Mccullough, deceased, to be probably insolveEt
creditors are therefore required to file their
claims gainst the estate, Tor allowance in said
Probate Court, within ten months from the date
hereof, or they will not be entitled to payment.
TRAP. GRANGER, Admir-.
dec 1885, prs fee Sl u.s.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
by telegraph-repOrted for the Pntsburg Gaz.
WASHINGTON, January 27-7 2. NJ.

by legraph-reported for the Pittsburg Gaz.l
WASHINGTON, January 27-7 ?. M.
In the Senate, bill was read from the
Judiciary Committee, regulating attachments
in The district courts of the Uuited States.
The committee on Public Lands report
ed a resolution providing for a suspension
of sales of lands al the Dubuque office until
March. - -
The Treasury note bill was then take up,
debated a short lime, read by title, and the
question having been put, shall The bill pass?
it was decided in the affirmative by AZ yeas
to 2 nays.
The resolution of Mr.. CiLey, offered on
Monday, thai the President be requested 10
withdraw all our troops now in Mexico 10
the east bank OF the Rio Grande, was then
taken up. ea-
Mr.. CilIey, in explanation oil bis object in
offering the resolution, said it was TO with
draw the troops out of the Mexican territory
in order that they might be throughly re-or-
ganized, equipped, and drilled, and he was
then for sending them back TO invade and eff
feet the entire conquest of Mexico!
Mr.. Allen disposed of Mr.. C.'s resolution
in summary manner, by moving that il be
laid upon the table.
The question being put, was carried by the
overwhelming majority of Id yeas to no nays.
So the resolution was laid on the table with
some merrimentat Mr.. C.'s expense.
Mr.. Niles, from the Committee on Post
Offices and Post-Roads, reported bill max
ing provision for mail from N. Orleans TO
the army in Mexico.
The bill was discussed for a while, and
then laid over.
The bill for increasing the Army was then
taken up and debated, Mr.. Dayton made a
speech in favor of having ten regiments OF
volunteers instead of regulars.
Mr.. Corwin then got the floor, and at his
request the Senate adjourned.
The House of Representatives went into
Committee of the Whole on The Stale of the
Union, and took up the bill for giving extra
pay 10 the volunteers. The bill was debated
by several ofthe members.
The debate on the bill was ended for the
time.
MIR. King then arose and offered his reso-
luton ordering medals 10 be struck for pre-
sentalion TO the French officers who risked
their lives TO save The crew of the brig Som
ers.
The House received and passed it.
The bill TO increase the pay of the volun-
teers by giving them So per month addition
lpay in gold and silver, was then called up
again aud pressed to a vote, and the main
question being ordered, was passed BY vote
ofl7l yeas TO Is nays.
MIR. Davis offered a resolution inquirins
of The President whether the United States
49,. a, -, a.oarasao.aJ Il .bo May;c,a O.,
eminent by any resident minister, or oihe
diplomatic funclionary at the city oil Mexico
The House refused to suspend the rule.
TO receive it.
The annual naval appropriation bill wa!
then taken up and debated, pending which
the House adjourned.
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Sf USE received per Steamer Ringgold and
~ Grace Darling
80 Bags of Prime Rio Coffee.
81 Cases of Boots and shoes.
Amongst which is good assortment OF Miss
es Shoes and 9ootees. Children's youths and
boys Shoes and Boots sizes, and gentlemen ms
Gum Elastic over shoes, which are offered at
Wholesale or retail, low for cash.
NJ. w. FOSTER.
Evansville, Dec l0-l846-lf
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state of Indiana.

SPENCER COUNTY, SIS.
John A. Stuteville Admins. I
traitor of the Estate OF Frank ~. -r
lin SIuteville deceased. aaf ssss
VS. Petition Of Insol
The creditors OF the Estate yeuey,
of said franklin StuteviIle, M 81
deceased.
A II this November term of the Probate Court
"a of Spencer County Indiana, A. D.. 1886.
said Court declared the Estate of Franklin Stu
tev;lle, deceased, to be probably insolvent; cred
itors, are therefore, required to file their ac.
counts against the estate. for allowance, in the
said Probate Court, within ten months from
the first publication hereof. or they will not be-
entitled to payment, bat their claims will be
postponed in favor of more deligquent credi
lois.
JOHN A, STUTEVlLLE, Admir-
Dec. 10, I846-45.Gw-p So 50.
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"Jake,n said an old farmer the other day
to one of his mowers, edo you know how
many horns there are in dlemma?" "No,r
replied Jake, shut know how many horns
there are in quart OF whskey."
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State of Indiana, !

fanuerOargh county SIS
Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation, JAM
uary 2Ist lS47.
John Baldson, |
VS..
Elisha Sauerlee, Levice Sat- In Chancery.
ieree, Oliver Sauerlee. Bena-
man Satterlee, and Phebe Jane
Satterlee.
A ND now at this time, to-wit: January 2lst
n l847 comes the complainant by John luigi e
Jr., his solicitor, and filed in the Office of the
clerk OF IN Vanderburgh circuit court, his GER
tain bill of complaint, against the above named
defendants, praying OF a Commissioners to convey
real estate, sold in the life time of the defend
ants ancestor. And the complainant also at
the same time filed in the said clerks Office, the
affidavit of disinterested person by which it
appears that all the above named defendants
are non-resdents of the State of Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said
Elisha Satteree, Levice Saueriee, Oliver Sat-
terlee, Benjamin Satterlee, aud Phebe Jane Sat
terlee, that unless they appear on or before the
calling Of this cause at the next term Of sal d
court to be held at the court house in Evansville
on the fourth Monday in March newt, and show
if any they can show why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be granted. tn e
same will be heard and determined in their
absence.
SAM'L. T, JENKINS, Clerk.
jan. %, l847-3t Pr So 90.
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v NTHTSKEY.--5O bbls Cincinnati Whis-
w key in store aud for sale by
luly30. BABCOCK. BRO TIERS, Water st.
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COinHllSSIOm and EOfWafdInS
BUSINESS AT NEW ORLEANS.
A"E, the undersi gned. have opened a House
w in New Orleans for the transaction of a
general COMMISSION AND WARDlN NC
BUSINESS. and from several years experience
in the Western Produce business here, we fiat
ter ourselves TO be ahe TO effect advantageous
sales of consignmen;s. Any business entrusted
to us shall receive our best attention.
REFER To-J. F. D. LANlER, President OF the
Branch Bank al Madison,
GEO. H. DUNN, Esq, Lawrenceburg.
II. R. HOBBS, Cashier Br. Blk at Lawrence
burg, SPENCE 4 GUARD.
No. IL, Lafayette street.
New Orleans, January, 1847. jan Adm.