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BALTIMORE. Nov 29-5 p. m.
Anrity for the Presidents messageFonesi Hers, and
Sipori.-The markets &c.
The receipt of the Presidents message looked for in
this city with anxiety than have before known
to exist His views and recommendations with regard to
the future prosecution of the fail have great
effect the commercial affairs of the country.
The weather. to-day, is cold and windy, and ice is FORM
ing in every direction Icehouse stock has consider
ably within few days. Coaks overcoats are in great
demand and the phlanhropic beginning them
selves in behalf of the suffering poor
Forrest still continues perform at the Holiday street
theatre to immense audiences.
Herr and Sivo giving here jointly, and will
shortly be in Washington
THE MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market to-day flour is
decidedly frmer, owing in degree the light supply
and the cold weather There buyers Howard street
-four at S. but holders generally asking sale
Change Of 500 barrels deliverable any time before the
LIST of May next, SIS 75 Sales day of few hundred
barrels City Mills -four at So The supply is light, and
holders mostly asking SO 25 Sales Saturday after
noon of 800 barrels at So Rye -four SIS So sale OF $50
barrels corn meal at SO Is.
The receipts of grain light to-day, owing adverse
Winds Wheat has advanced. Sales of good prime
making at 100 1876 white do 133 1873 cents;
and family -four do 40 l43 Very little ar
irving White SO 60 cents and yellow So 63 cents old
corn is Oats 80 AZ cents; rye SO 80 cts clover
seed 81 50 "a ST. Provisions little irmer Groce-
rics quiet Beef cattle So 80 per 100 gross Hogs So
IS % Whskey is duh at 81 % in hhds. and bbls
At New York. this morning. the -four market exhibited
increased rnnes and the sale, slight advance
upon those of yesterday Genesee 80 Is 80 southern
So So
There is good inquiry for wheat for milling purposes
but the sales have been very moderate small advance
Corn and oats in good request; mixed corn II "
cts, yellow 70 cs so cs rye IS cts barley in fair
request.
Sales of provisions only supply the regular demand;
the market for beef is weaker.
Whskey % % cts per gallon
The cotton market is firm sales this morning foot up
about 100 bales, at full prices.
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iHk SOUTH AND HoNR MAREEr.--The consumption Of
On IN England Is ibis year less than it years
e and over 20 per cent less than in 1896 During the
oe Of this PERIOD the quantity produced Ian. been grad
NY increasing. The result of this disproportionate in
Use decline of about four per pound--or an
[gNga'e loss, making the highest price the basis Of an
INNATE, Of 500 100000!
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I'd AppAnANNocK Estale for sale.-on Thu

ID APPAHANNOCK Estate for sale.-On Thursday,
IL the I'd December, shall offer for sale AT public
ton, Stony-hl, in Richmond county, Virginia, IN
Mulberry Island estate, lying Immediately upon the X APP
pahannock about 80 miles below cksbnrg and
above Tappahannock Ii contains 1851 about 400
which inferior lands in this any other State
in the Union. The residue abounds in white oak and
locust suitable for shpbuding, cedar, chestnut, yellow
poplar c., and enements, the annual
rental of which exceeds 500. of other buildings it is
entirely destitute.
Immense numbers of hogs might be raised, at little
pense the afforded by the extensive forests OF
chestnut and oak whilst large marsh aiiods excellent
grazing for horned cattle during the major portion OF the
year.
The Mary Washington and Planter, plying
weekly from Fredericksburg Baliimore pass imne-
dutey by this estate and would land those DESTROYS Of
examining it upon the premises Tappahannock II
can would be subd vided into smaller farms suit
purchasers. perfectly healthy, and the title ndispua-
BILE. Terms at sale
ALFRED ~ BERNARD.
~ B. The privilege Of cutting shp,timber would be sold
separately IL desired The undersigned confidently be-
leves that a sum which he would be willing to take
for the whole might be made from the sale OF the
timber and wood. A. N u.
Oct 21-aw6&sw
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For Rent the brtck House now occupied ny Mr.
il j. B. Moore situated 9Th street, between aud
A-I streets, Immediately fronting the General Post Office.
The house Is very conveniently arranged, and IN hand
location. Possession gwen the 9TH OF December
Apply the premises, or to
A. GREEN, Auction and Commission Merchant,
Concert Hall, near Browns Hotel, Penn.
Nov. A-3eof
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expansion, when its governing principle is to leave each
people to manage their own affairs in their way
We do not, however, advocate rapid expansion, but
of those who do not fear t. The book of Fate
is open. He who runs may read it, SEMEN
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NTOTICE-The OF the citizens respectfully
IN invited sale of the valuable property IN Pha
delphia Row. which is advertised to be sold by virtue oil
deed of trust Tuesday, the 30h instant, at O'clock
Any person wishing purchase handsome and CON
venient residence, make good investment, Will do
well to attend the sale.
HENRY BENNER, Sr,,..
SAMUEL ToLMAN trustees
Nov n A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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In the first column of the discourse published on Saur
y evening" for ''ecstatic," read "Christan patriotism
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The author OF the following communication is what
he Processes TO bea soldier of the war OF 1925 and not
only soldier, but an officer, and brave and an ac-
compshed, and respected officer in that war He comes
to give us the best fruits of his experience and skill
and, without undertaking to endorse all his vews-it
being military question, OF which do not profess to
be very good udgeswe most cheerully lay his views
open to others for their best consideration.
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be given by French lady, application AT the board
house of Mrs Stesons the south side OF Penn.
Que, between I'd and Al Streets opposite jackson Hall
Nov 25-3teods
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nv X. ". DYER, .9ucYo.ee,.

VERY EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HOGS, POULTRY, &c., AT AUCTION.--On Thurs
day next the I'd instant, IL o'clock, shalt sell at
the Washington Penenary the furniture Nc, of the late
Robert Coltman esq The furniture is all nearly and
OF the best quality, among which enumerate as follows,
vizi
Handsome mahogany and cape-seat chairs
Marble top, centre, and pier tables
Handsome wndowcurains and ornaments
Mahogany dining and other tables
Crockery and glass ware, solar lamp
Sets ivory-hande knives and forks
Manel ornaments, nearly new
Ingram, parlor, hall, step, and chamber carpets
Hearth rugs, stair rods, &c.
Maple high post and other bedsteads
Best feather beds, mattresses and bedding
stands, toilet setts &c., &c. =
With many other articles assortment of kitchen rsqu
Sites cooking stoves 80,
AT the same tine viii be cold LOT of hogs poultry vege-
tables, wood, &c, &c. AZ
Isms-of sale; Az OF and under $40, cash
80 credit Oh three and months, for satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest
II. w. DYER,
Nov 29-dts Auctoneer
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by A. ,. Fleming, at Alexandria.

By AZ % FIcIhIhR, Al AIexnndrfa.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE
Il be sold Thursday the I'd of December, commencing
At 10 o'clock, at the CITY Hotel in the occupancy of P
O. Caughton, all his stock Of furniture which consists OF
every article in hotel and is nearly new hav
ing been used only about two years Terms LIBERAL and
made known nj sale. Nov 0--Ifl
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-25
Cave q Skaters Tonic Mixture.

A certain and speedy cure for Ferer j. Ague
YSA<a Ii E extensive prevalence in this country
a OF that trouble disease, Fever and que
and the vast amount OF suffering aud distress
which il has occasioned, has uuiurnly led To
the adoption of many compounds for lis mitiga-
tlon and relief
Among the numerous remedies for this dis
ease none will be found to effect cure more
speedily than the Tonic Mixture prepared by
the subscriber.
The ingredients of this Tonic are of highly
saluatory clara ter, etiicaciOus IN their imme-
date ac lion upon the digestive organs. aud en-
tirely harml, IS as regards subsequent effects
upon the system, when the disease is removed
the Tonic Mixture being gentle aperent, in
variably carries off all distractions IN the bow
els. and restore tone and vigor TO the stomach .
This Medicine ia confidently recommended
as ceriaiu remedy for FEVER AND AGUE
aud deranged digestive organs. without the
slightest probability Of even remote deleieri-
Gus effect.
For sale by [iuiy6 234 w. &C. BELL
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-25
TH e PILES.
A Care for Life Secured.

EAR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL. REMEDY for
- the cure OF Piles, lnfamati on OF the Liv-
er aud spleen, lnhimati"n, Soreness anG Ulcer
alton OF Stomach. Bowels, Kidney and Bladder,
Weakness and inflammation of the Spine.
THE We ;IFABLE PILE ELECTUARY,
Is the only successful remedy for that danger
Gus and distressing complaint, the Plies, ever
offered to the public.
Mark this, is an internal remedy not an ex-
ternal application, and will cure any case OF
Piles, either bleeding blind, internal aud ex-
terna aud probably the only thing that will.
There is no mistake about it. II Is 4 positive
cure-speedy aud permanent. 1t is also a con-
venent medicine 10 take, and improves the gen
-lera health in remark BILE manner,
1t is very ml Id in its operation, aud may be
taken in eases of the most acute inflammation,
without danger. All oxteInaI applications are
IN the hi hest degree disa great Involvement
and offensive; aud from tine very nature OF the
disease, temporary in its effects This medicine
attacks the disease at its source, aud removing
the ca use, renders The cures certain aud perna-
henI.
The Eiectuary contains no mineral medicine
no aIoes, colocynth, gambOge. or other power
!ul and irritating purgative- No fear OF taking
cold while under Its influence. No change in
di ct necessary. 1t taken according 10 directions
cure for life Is guaranteed.
Proprietor's office. SO Bowery. Sold whole
sale and retaIl by WYATT & KETCH NJ, I2I
Fulton st. N Y. and ALLEN T.. HALLOCK,
NJ sin ST. near Water, Evansville, la.
Nov II. l846,-6mo.
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$1,000 REWARD!.,

X Is offered 10 any person who will pro-
ouee one fourth the amount Jt real certif;ra,es
OF positive cures in cases oil consumption or d,s-
eased Lungs as DIR. Rogers Liverwortb and r.,
mas maze III this city or any other place where
pulled IN the city papers in Editorial Fan, s.,
Tue proprietor Tor the Sole purpose OF Gam
tas most medicines are without regard 10 theIr
worth) yet the demand has deem enormons
IN 'he city OF Dayton alone, where this medicine
mas not been advertised to the amount often dol.
IA we received an order from Messrs Ellis
Catiin, 4 Co. 20 the amoun, of o. TI. '''is'
Bottles. And this too. in the SIMMER go
when there is comparatively Iiule or no demand
for medicine OF this character
OTIhls medicine still performes Cures ,ba,
seem almost incredible. but as thew are her.
shu our own neighbors whose testimony car
De mad from their own mouths, il must con
vince the most sceptical of the worth Of this med
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-25
{ 6 6 6 6 & 6 {

Another remarkable cure OF Consumption -
Mr. Gaorei Whitehead, of this city, was redu-
ced so low all his riends, and even his physi.
Clans had given him up TO dle!!.
MR.. A. L.. ScovILL.-As owe NV life IN III -
use oil DR.. Rogers Lyerwort and Tar. feel !;
duty, and shall without tear or deIicacy give
my testimony as evidence that others who may
De afhcted with consumption or diseased LUNGS
may know that this medicine is no humbug
put Is worth ten thousands physicions. pres.
mended
Last summer was taken with q mos, Ms
resslng Cough and about the first sof JuIv
my Lungs were so diseased that bIed m y
short time several quarts OF blood, which redu-
ced me so low that all my friends, and even
my physician thought | must die with con-
SUMPTION my brother. however, heard of sumo
OF the wonderful cures made by this mrdicine,
and procured bottle, aud before ! had taken
one hall bottle, II seemed to 60 to the very
seat OF the disease and raised a large quantity
OF matter and phlegm, and my cough was stop
ped as by charm have since used some
two or three botiels and now able to at
tend TO my business as we'll ever.
leel very thankful 10 the inventor of this
medIcene, Tor 1t II had not been some all power
tut medicine 10 have raised the matter aud
phegm, and healed my lungs, | should without
doubt have snow been in INV grave.
Ii any one will call on me on Catharne street.
half square below Linn will give particulars
and refer Them 10 numerous friends who visited
me during my sickness.
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
January 10Th, l847.
We will give the names and residence OF
lew well known citizens OF Cincinnati, who nave
gwen certificates ofoeing cured OF Consumption.
attended with a distressing cough, that by
calling upon them you will be convinced of
the virtue OF this medicine, and fly to il for
relief.-Mrs. Ann ChIIds, on Sixth str. two
doors west OF Smith, Mrs. Hiram Pumer, Main
between Eighth and ninth str. Mrs. Demming
Ludlow, Race two doors above Fifth, Mrs
BenJIman Smith, Ann str. one square North OF
the Hospital
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SUMPTION, and all other affections
Bronchial tubes. enc and
3 EDREPARED entirely from the N OF An.
8 ~ warranted 10 contain no prep
uinohy, Mercury or Opium. sold in the
= were than 2OOO bottles have wo months,
cry OF Cincinnati, alone, wiIe entire salts
ana IN no case has IT failed 4
, '"cmoh. ow ordered by
~ The Ginseng Panacea ability, in their
"ys'ciahs OF the first rei TO be considered
regular practice, and its ,yered capable OF
The only article ever haying bronchial r-
speedily and permanent ause OF cough, asth-
itatoh' winch is the Srding to DR.. Ebere
una, bronchitis, and opinion OF all the first
out expresses aud America, OF two.
'l; ,no'i,les IN Eurusually regarded as true
tmber. =" al me Elton must be considered as
fora,'a mus cohse select The following names
crl,r, se''eu' lue of persons who have ielt
;,s ha..is 5ynce ON their own persons, or
seen ), families. Many OF whom are
well known the clizehs OF ENa"?',t'
business m aof the first standing aud integrity
who wonil not for moment mo iheir names
mr. ;,a.A to extend the reputation OF any
ar,;aIess from a perfect conviction OF its
NJ ~ 'na,.r. Canal Collectors office.
NJ GrfHhIE, Aolmes' paper store, Main near
,r.-sToRMs Firm, ]. +. Dair & Go.
DR. Cossrf l4th st. between Vine and lace.
J JONES. Assist. Clerk Ham Co. Sup. C'urt.
u. w. PHlLLIrs, Wholesale Grocer, MaInst.
VIM PARvIN, Firm, Johnson Il Parvln. Broad
way, near Yeatman.
G.. w. CoFFIN, Brass and Bell founder, Cd st.
VANDUzEN, Al Hupe's warehouse, Sycamore st.
J. Ii. TKAINoR, Surgeon Dentist.
E. NUDGE. Firm, Nudge Il Clawson, beadslead
manufacturers.
BIGGAR. Sec. Equitable ms. Com.
CAPT. Bi.ASRFoRD, Al Gin. Hotel.
SrnNE
CALHOUN. Walnut st.
5. HILL, Tobacconist, Main st. near Front.
REV.. CLARK, Mt. Healthy.
:. JEFFElEs, Lumber merchant.
Z. A. HOLDEN, Main, near Front.
MYERS, Type founder, Vine ST.. between Fit
and Sixth.
3. A. WnEADoN, Firm, Wheaton, & B.inn
Auctioneers.
HERMAN. Firm. Fink bine s. Herman, Main st.
A II. BENJAMIN, Inspector OF lace gouds, Sd ST
!AMILEoN LYON, Finisher E lgtt; be lw &C. S..
amore and Broadway.
APT. ADAMS, Columbus House.
). BUTLER, Main, between 9Th and 9Th
hcDERMor, Firm, Williams az McDermoi
Dr.. DRAKE, Foot of High ST.
Persons at all int crested can obtain pamph
ct gratis OF Mr.. WonIsey cont aiming the eoin
nerclal, medical, botanical history OF III e Gin
eng with the use made OF II by the Chinese
compiled from the most indu buable authority
Sold by w. NJ WOOLSEY, Druggist
'iaIn 81. Evansville, Ind. Sept 3, 1916.
PRICE on so cents per bottle.
7. SALTER, proprietor, Cincinnati.
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CINCIN Natl
CT HING TOR f.,
BY ALTERING g. DRUMMER,

2s%% Fl h subscr bers late of Cincinnati, desires
a to inform the citizens OF Evansville aud
surrounding country, that they have just open
eG on Main street, doors above the Evansville
Branch Bank.a large and fresh stock vi READY
MADE CLOTHING, made IN The latest and
most fashionable style, oil good materials and in
the best manner. The work was executed by
themselves and under their eye, and will be full
ly warranted. Their stock is lnrge one en-
bracing every thing requisite for the fitting out
OF a gentleman's wardrobe. and will be sold at
very low prices. Youths clothing on hand OF
good workmanship and of the very best materi-
aIs,at extremely low prices. A fine lot OF Trunks,
HAS. Caps. Loots and Shoes. We think our goods
and prices will induce those wishing to purchase
TO lay out their money with us, and we THEREFORE
solicit a call from the public. July '46-1y.
lust ARREVED---A and well
81 assorted stock OF fashionable Winter Cloth
Imo tor f847
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
FENHIS extensive and pleasant establishment
So convenient to the river, is again COM
mended TO the notice OF the travelling public.
The large increase Of patronage, since 1t came
under The control OF the undersigned induces
The belief, that his efforts TO sustain FIRST
CLASS HOTEL are appreciated, end dcvoiing his
undivided and personal attention TO his BUSH
ness, his guests may be assured OF every COM
tort and attention.
The "Exchange" ad joins the great steam
Boat Landing, afiording travellers fishing GO
up or down the river great conveniences, End
a wafch is kept day and night TO secure to them
.tae earliest conveyance.
The excellent line of Mail Couches TO the
North, intersecting at Vincennes with all the
rouis concentrated there depart from the lex
changer every Monday. Thursday and Satur-
day mornings, and the large livery stable az
tached W III furnish extras al any moment, TO
forward travellers onward.
With these facilities, OF so much moment 10
the business man. the undersigned more
soeits patronage on the ground that he int end
to deserve Ii. Ill
april II. i846-iv. OK. DREW.
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BURBANK, Corner OF Nam and Sc

LE5A n IA
QD . Ond Street, at the "Old Reilly Srore,'
keeps constantly on hand well selected stock
of Dry Goods aud Family Groceries. Hardware
and Cutlery, Axes, and many kind OF Farming
Tools, II olow-ware, Wood. Stone and Queens
ware. Bo OTIS. Shoes. Leather, Hats, Caps, &c-
Comprising a good assortment ut for farmers ana
The country generally, which he will sell as
cheap as can be bought West OF New York city.
He will receive i'll payment cash and all kinds
OF merchaniable produce. He is thankful for
al past, and socls call from those who like
to buy good articles and cheap before buying
elsewhere. sep 3-tf.
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DISSOLUTION.

FENHE Co partnership existing under the firm
4 81 Morgan & Dunn is this dav dissolved
by mutual consent. All business with The a
bove firm will be settled by
mar IL GEO. w. DUNN.
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Late Professor in the Cincinnati Eclectic Medical
College, and physician well known, who
hasan extensive practice in relation to the case
ot Miss Belt after having been given up to die
WIN the last Stage oil consumption, by number
oi able physicians
MI. A, l.. SCovILL:-Sr-IIoweve reluctant
have been 10 permit my name TO appear, at
tached to a certificate recnmm ending Patent
Medicines, Nostrums or Catholicums, / never
theless think It my duty, only to my pat
rohs, ou; the community, and all afflicted wi Il,
diseases requiring Cough Medicines TO state
mat IN three particular cases OF incipient CON =
snnmption,vIz. Miss Belt, NJ ,ss Barg
MT. " Wunder, butcher, and Mr.. x. X Cox
one OF our City Council, that DR. Rogers com
pouhu syrup OF lIverwou aud Tar operated
tho'e IKE specihc, than auy remedy Of SINH
lai character In lis operation that have ever
used IN nv practice. One OF the cases above
VIZ. MISS Belt. appeared to be- laborinp under
The last stage Scrofulous CONSUMPTION "a nro-
nounced oy several physicians who were in at
tendance previous 10 my being called to treat
inc case: eisat THIS present time in the enjoy
neht Oh as apparently good health. and from
appearance. as likely to die with any other dis
ease, as any other young lady OF this CITY,
AS IL respects the health oil the other two cases
all theithreatning premonitory symptoms seem
10 nave subsidized from The use of q few bottles
OF the Syrup above,
Very respectfully, &C.
HIRAM COX, NJ. D.
Cincinnati. January 25th, lS47
HAVE YOU A COUGH!u
Cail on Tue following well known Citizens
and see whether they will not recomme nd you
"a Try this medicine at ONCE. Hon. Judge W M,
ia Ike. J. 7. Garniss. Griffin Yeatman. ESQ
james Foster Esq. Col Jslln Riddle, Stepnei,
Burrows. Esq. Ebenezer Harrison. ESQ. Samu
Ell Trevor. OF the firm Woodruff & Trevor. MIR.
john Rice. Rev. George MaIey, Rev Mr.. Wal
ker. Mr.. Samuel r. Lea. Dir. John H. Hudson.
@ M nd a IL,
m 'dIciue upon periodical cough of more
tran fifty ysars standing, with entire sue
cess.
For sale by A, l.. scaoeILL, corner of Fifth
andsRace str. Cincinnati. aud by
~~tet %. WIN. NJ. W0OLSEY, Evansville.