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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-09-18

last year; or more than times as much as was
received ten years ago. The receipts ol '"t"'
have always presented great fluctuations; nut during
the past two years the increase has been immense
In lsi5- the quantity received more than quad
ripple that OF any previous year; and the arrivals %
the past more than double those oil
being equal to l,67O00J bushels, against oV''Vo2
bushels. In IS31-S the receipts OF this article dlu
not amount to 300 bushels. Our total exports oil
Flour are 1919 500 barrels Of which OIL $50 nave
been sent TO Great Britain aud Ireland 3ll,in to
France and the Continent, liO,2tb to the west IN
dies, &c, and the remainder TO CoastwIsc Iorts VI
idian Corn the total exports are equal TO b,5Oj,JOJ
bushels; of which 5,lS6 $50 bushels have been sent
Great Britain and ireland, 4l9O to France and the
Continent, 3S1 5lj to West Indies, &c, and the re
maindcr to Coastwisc Ports. Of lthcat there have
been exported to Great Britain and ireland equal 10
/ SlS,71O bushels, and to France and the Continent
3Ol.35S bushels. The remainder OF our receipts,
except small portion consumed IN our city mills,
has been forwarded to Northern ports.
PRovIsGoNs.-Ihc year opened with a large stock
of POrk in the warehouses amounting to 32,2sl briS
Of all dcScriptiOns) and with prices depressed 10
6.5Oa = 6.I5 for Prime and S.15a $751; for Mess
which was the lowest point of the season. In the
latter part of December when the rates for new
Mess were S.15a 50, and for Prime 7.75a : ISI :,
speculative movement was started, based upon ma
tcrial advance in the price of hogs in the West and
the probability Of large falling off in the number to
be packed. From this date, under generally fair
demand both for home consumption and for export,
assisted from time to time by speculative operations,
N''N
reached its highest point, our quotations on that date
being for Mess l6a s 1925, and for Prime l25Oa
Sl2.75 per brl. For some months past, with avery
ample supply, and the absence of any export demand
of consequence, the market has been dull and droop-
ing, and prices have gradually given way again
The receipts, as compared with last year, show
decrease OF 6b956 brlS, while the exports foreign
have been fl 4S6 barrels against 29,359 last year
an increase of -, l27 brs. The article of Beg has
met with ready sale throughout the season, and at an
unusually high range OF prices, notwithstanding that
year, while the exports foreign have been much less
The extreme rates OF the season have been as fol-
lows: Mess, per bril- sept $50, ia S l25O, August
ISL, l6G Il; Prime, October 1916, "a : 800, Aug
ISL, l2.5na 5l5. Our last Annual Report left the
Lord market greatly depressed, wit stock on hand
OF 5000 brls. and $4,000 kegs and prices At range
Of a6 cents per pound; but very soon after brisk
the West Indies, and this stock was speedily swept
away, producing a material enhancement of prices.
In January, however, under liberal receipts prices
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-23
Sherif'S Sale!

r lNCOLN IS. Oct. 81, l847. Taken on three sew
II eral Elk cutons against Benz. Bayley, Jr. and t.
he sold at public auction Saturday the 18th day Of
December next, at the "Lincon House'' in WiScas
set, of the clock in the afternoon, all the right
which the said Bayley has in equity To redeem tht
following described parcels of real estate and all the
right aud title which the said Bayev has To convey
ance of the by virtue of any bond contract
conditions therein specified, that is 10 say lot OF
land together with all buildings thereon ard appur
tenanc~s, which is now occupied by said Bayley in
Wiscasset in said County for more particular de
scrplon thereof reference is made to Lincoln Regis
try of Deeds vol 79 page 462-and also in and to the
shin yard and wharf eastwarily of said above de
scrlbed lot and is described in the deed Of WIN.
NJ. Boyd and 'others TO said Bayley, recorded with
Lincoln Records vol 1888 pages 442 and 443
NATii'L NELSON, JR., Dfpntr sheriff.
3w5
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Fishing Irvine.

Fishing Irvine.
kOnO LBS. No. 10 M'Carty's Cotton Herring
CON'V Irvine, in Skeins and Balls;
5000 lbs No 20 Cable laid Cotton Herring Irvine;
5000 " Super Gotten Seine Irvine;
5000 " Super flax 9 & 3 thread Shad Irvine;
5000 " " 2 & 3 thread Mackerel Irvine;
Tanned in hemock bark, fer sale by
VIM. STOWE, Agent
American Net Il Twine Manufacturing Co.
No II Commercial St (up stars) BOSTON.
Nov 10 daw3m
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Sherif's Sale.

+ INCOLN, SS.--Taken on executions and viii be
- sold at Public Auction, on the premises on Wed
nesday The fifteenth day of December at two o.
clock in the afternoon all the right in Equity which
Horace P. Hubbard, of Topsham, had on the twenty
ffih day of February, 1886, > being the day which
the attachment was made on ihe original writto
deem the following described real estate situate il,
Topsham Up said county of Lincoln, and bounded rs
follows viz-beginnng ON the easterly side of the
road leading To Bow din at the North West corner of
lot sold by Mark Morse to Joshua Haskell, theme,
Southerly four and half rods by raid road To Gloss
street, rods and 3feet, thence parallel with the said
tcrv nine rods and thirteen feet 10 the first mentioned
hounds With all the buildings theron, the same be.
ing subject to Mortgage given by Henry C. Haynes 10
Geo. WhitteR, for one bundled and forty dollars date
May 29th, s43 and one other Mortgage given by said
Hubbard to Joshua Haskell, TOR hundred dollars
dated March 2Sth, lS45, both demands On lnterert,
and duly recorded ut the Registry office, for the Wes
tern District of Lincoln County.
N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff
Topsham, Nov. ii, ls47. d7w5
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11
Buips Compound, Concentrated
Fluid Extract OF SarsaparilEsR.

The BEST REMEDY IN Use FOR CLEANSING AND PU-
RIFYlNG TUE BLOOD.
q T is unsurpassed in the cure OF Scorfula
q king's Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cuta-
neous Eruption, Puppies or Pustules OF the face,
Botches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
Worm, letter, Scadhead, Cancer, Enlarge
ment and Pain in the Bones aud Joints, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphiltle affections, Jaundice,
Liver Com plant, Disease arising from mi u
dicous use OF Mercury, aud from exposure
and imprudence in life. In shorI, it is a yalu-
able remedy in Chronic Diseases of the Stom-
ach aud Digestive Organs, Dyspepsia, General
Debility, aud all kinds oil Chronic Diseases
arising from Derangemenl OF the system aud
impurities OF the Blood. IL is Invaluable as a
cleansing Spring Medicine.
This preparation not only contains the hi CHI
y concentrated virtues OF the Sarsapa r.lla. but
OF several OF the most safe, efficient medical
agents IN ia e Materia Medica for the cure OF the
above Diseases.
II has been examined and used by the most
emin ent physicians in this country and has met
their warmest and most undivided approval 8.
1t IS confidently recommended TO the affic ed
and the public generally, being one Of the,
! II not the VERY BEST preparation OF the kind
put up IN the United States. 1t is warranted
inferior to none. The greatest care and accu-
racy lie employed in its preparation.
This preparation of Sarsaparilla contains De-
obstruent, Alternative Tonic, Laxative, Diuretic
aud cleansing properties, and is ad mi raby cal
culated TO perfect the cure of the orenamed
diseases. Ii operates by promoting the various
secretIons aud excretIons, removing obstruc
tons cleansing the blood regulating the stom-
ach aud bowels, stimulating the liver and Civ
| ing 1t a healthy action, augmenting the on
OF the internal organs and giving tone, strength,
and regularity TO the system generally.
Although it is sfficIent, it is warranted per-
| fectly safe, producing 20 bad effects whatever
Let those who are troubled with Chronic dis-
eases, arising from impure state Of the blood
a arrangement of the system, or from whatev-
er cause, make use of this preparation, and
they will be enabled 10 speak hi ghiy in its favor
as thousands have already done who have used
it IN various parts of the country, PREPARED
and sold by, JOHN BULL. & co.
Louisville, Ky.
For sale also at the Drug Store of
w. & C. BELL, Main Street,
mar 1l-6w Evansville Ind
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11
Fletchers she Plus UItra'' vegetable
Compound CatharfEc Pills.

4 e VHESE fIils, now tor the first time Offered
q to the public, have been used in private
practice upwards OF forty years by celebrated
physician, iormIy member OF the royal col
lege of Sergeons of London and Edinburgh, aud
Liceutiate of DGubin University.
The Proprietors deem it unnecessary to en-
ter into any heightened disc ussoa TO the
merits oil these Pis-neither will they say, tina,
they Twill all the ills that flesh is heir TOP
hut they lay claim to great fact. aid that
is this; they are the very best Pills ever inven-
ted, not merely a simple CethartIc. as their
properties are various. They are Compound
Cathartic, Anti-Blions aud Deobstruent Pill
They cleans the Stomach and Bowels, without
pain or gripping; they act specifically upon the
Liver and Kidneys and as diaretc, they cause
an increase discharge of Understanding a
healthinl and proper action to the Urinary Or
gnns. For monthly complaints to which Fee
males are liable they. will be found most eff
cacious IN removing distractions and restoring
til EN- to perfect health. 1t is perhaps needless
10 add that if the stomach and Bo wells are kept
in proper state no Tears should be entertained in
refetance TO the welfare of the body.
We need only gay to those who have tried
all other Pulls, of whatever name to give tn c
me Plus Ullray's" one trial, and we feel per-
ecty confident that they will satisfy all that
they are the Pills! unequa!ed well as unap-
proaehable!! -a
Those having the Ague and Fever should
take Gose of the me Plus Ultra'' Pills on
going 10 bed, and commence taking the Ague
and Fever Pills, trum a to SO hours thereafter
according 10 the direction accompanying each
box, For sale by w. & G. BELL.
mar Il-tf Evansville. Ind
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11
HAYES. CRAIG & co.
HyRUSTEES SALE of Valuable
h Real Estate at ILL

be sold at pubic ancuon the Court House
toor IN The Guy OF Evansville Indiana, on Mon
day the 22nd day OF March l847. about sixteen
Eacres of land, with good frame house on II. on
ehe Ohio River IN the bend, two miles below
the City OF Evansville, aud facing and cognnlan-
ding a iuu trout view of the city. The back
part of this land forms considerable ascent
which declines towards The river and the citys
and affords one of the most beautiful situations
Tor residence any where to be found on THIS
river.
ALSO--A valuable lot of ground in Evans
slle, rs by so feet area, situate on Second ST.
nd adjoining the First Presbyterian Church,
md known as lot IS old plan of Evansville
This lot contains u comfortable frame dwelling
aouse with stone foundation, with necessary
ut houses aud good ice house. Titles be-
ieved to be good, but special warrantee deeds
wall be given by The Trustee. Terms OF sale
One-thrd cash, Que third on credit oil SIX
months and one third twelve months, the puf-
chaser giving note with approved security and
waving benefit of relief laws. For further
particulars inquire al the Office OF Baiiell and
|lngie. CHARLES l. BATTELL, Trustee
For Daniel Paldwin's Legatees,
Feb l8-4t pr $3.50 BATreLL y INGLEAttys.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11

Vt OTiCE.--Notiee is hereby given that
1V viii expose 10 sale at public auction. or
Friday the Ioth day OF March next, at the late
residence otPrIsciIia Jackson, deceased, all III {
personal property OF the said deceased, consists
ing Of Cows, Hogs, Hay, Oats, Household Fur
niiure, &c. A credit Of six months will be Civ,
en- on all sums Of FIVE dollars aud upwards, the
purchaser giving his note, with approved secu-
rity, walvlng appralsment and relief laws.
ieb 25-3t* JESSE JACKSON, Admir-.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11
Fictcher,s PiEe PiIIs.

e F any disease eau be considered more
Il troublesome and Distressing than another,
II is that known amongst Ply sicians the
of PILES--a disease exceed
lngly prevalent, and unless properly and
sonabiy attend to ITS dangerous. All classes
OF society liable 10 this affection, and thou
sands unfortunate persons perish annually
from the effects OF tn Piles alone.
The Remedy now Offered TO the public, is
Ger tain, speedy and effectual cure for this more
than painful affection. 1t has Qbeen used both
in this country aud in Europe, land has never
beens known TO fail in efecting relief. 1t Is in
a word not only safe but most edicacious, az
well as pleasant in lis action. 1t contains no
deleterious Ingredients, aud may be used Tree
~ under any circumstances, by male or female
Que trial only is needed TO satisfy any per-
trnbled witr fiies ,eiIler Internal external or
bleeding that the True Remedy is now offered
TO the afflicted. For Sale BY
JAMES VILLA MSON,
A gent for the proprietors, No, l89 Water Street.
New York.
BY appointment for sale by W c. BELL,
mar III, If. Druggists, Evansville Ind.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11

TO CANDIDATES--Ou terms for annou nc
ing the names of candidates for Office, are, to
subscribers 10 the Journal Si,00eaeh, all others
$500 each-invariabIy in advance.
frsF-We are authorized and requested to an.
nou1ce Thomas NJ. Archer as a candidate for
The Office OF Sheriff OF Vanderburgh county, at
the ensuing election. .,-- a=
NJ We are authorized and requested to an
nounce John Greek candidate for the'oi
Gee of Sheriff OF Yandcrburgh county, al the, en-
suing election.
0IF We are authorized and requested to au-
nonnce il ohm EekOIs candidate fer the oil
fee of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county at the
ensuing election. c' rsf
Or We are authorized and requested to an
nounce Daniel Chute ASA candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer, at The ensuing election.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11
MUST BEA GREAT BARGAIN.

ASHERIFF sale of valuable Grist Mill
~ and DIstiiiery.-W be sold at public
auction a. the Court H1use door in Boonvile.
Warrek Coonty, lndlana, ON Saturday the FIRST
day OF May, l847, about two acres of land
with a good frame Grist Mill aud DisulIery
three stories high. aud extensive sheds, situated
OIL the same. Said mill aud distiIlcry we're
burlt in lS4l, and put into operation at cost
OF about $4,000. Within the last year the
mill with two new run az Efa4,oh G,'rri uri
distillery, have undergone thorough repairs at
great expense, aud are now in successful OPP
Grafton. THIS property les in Warrick county
Indiana, on the Ohio river, III the fourIshng
town OF Newburgh. nine miles bove the city
OF Evansville, aud known as Luce's Mill. Its
location for business cannot be surpassed IN any
country, situated as il is in a large wheat grow
ing country. and q move extensive corn raisng
country cannot be tound-always an abundance
Of corn and wheat to be had this place from
20 TO % per cent less than the price OF Cincin
Ii. and is nearer tue market 0f The sale OF whis
ke and flour. The judgment debtor and cred
itor have agreed upon the terms of sale-one
half cash, the other hall of the purchase money
/ pay able in tw efve months with interest on APP
proved security. Persons wishing to purchase
are Invited TO call upon Mr.. A bner Luse at New
burgh and examine the properly, which will
be sold without reserve to the highest bidder.
March 4-tds VIM. SCALES. S, w. c.
GrThe Louisville Journal and Cincinnati
Gazette will publish the above in weekly papers
tll day of sale and forward accounts TO this OIL
flee.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11
THE NoIsELEss TREAD OF UsuRPA-

THE NOISELESS TREAD OF USURPA-
TON The people of this country have be-
come SO iamllarzed with assump tions OF pow er
by heir rulers. who affect call themselves
servants of the people. that il is difficult ias-
the public attention any single step IN
III at progression OF acts presented in continued
series, and all tending 10 the consumption Of
power in the hands OF that Party Chief, called
President OF the United States.
When the volunteers were called for to serve
in the Mexican war. the people were cheated
with the pretence that they sori OF mill
tia, serving for a longer terms aud the men 10
elect their own officers. But no sooner ere
they secured s'by companies, baualions aud
regiments" the law phrase ran, than Con-
gress claimed the appointment OF the Brigade
Staff Officers, because, iorsooth, the volunteers
were not militia. bat sort of United States
troops. The managers knew that If this pre-
tension bad been advanced earlier, the trick
would have been seen through, and the votun-
teers might not have been caught, or the grant
of them been allowed. .--s ~
By a late message Of the. President of the
United States, IL is now proposed that Congress
shall provide by law for filling the vacancies
IN the volunteer. force, and oil course, il must
be done by the President. OF course, again,
when The power gets there, the bestowal OF OIL
fee will ibe made on the usual party principal
and Wings will only be st to fllthe ranks for
Loeofoco Colonels and gold med Brigadiers.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11
FOR SALE.

II WILL sell that beautiful LITTLE FARM
Il where Coz. RoVsroN now resides, four miler
North OF Evansville, on the Stale Road leading
TO Vincenncs. For the information OF those
living alta distance, "A descriptions OF the proper
ty is necessary The house is 45 feet front an
80 feet deep, two stories high, containing eight
good rooms, besides kitchen and pantry, with
porch in front the whole length OF the house.
The house is surrounded with a fine yard. well
planted with shaGe trees aud shrubbery large
garden in high state of cultivation. contain
ing great variety OF choice fruit, flowers. &c
A we'll Of good water in the yard, sta bling sui
ieient for 40 or so horses, wood house and
other out buildings. This farm contains 62
acres, oil OF which is under good fence and d.
ed INTO conve nient fields nearly all OF them
grass. There several ReyeT-iaiitng
springs OF good water aud several quarrles OF
lime stone on the premises. The purchaser can
have AZ acres OF excellent timber land situated
convenient TO the farm. This would be de-
slrable situation for any gentleman who wishes
TO reside near Evansville, The country being
high and healthy. 1t would make good tav-
ern stand ilh very little additional outlay
This property will be sold low TO wind up an
old business transaction. Letters OF inquiry
addressed TO The undersigned at RoMf, Ind. :, or
TO Col. B. Royston Evansville, will be promptly
attended 10. Ii this property is not sold at
private sale before the first day OF April next,
it will on that day be offered at public sale TO
the highest bider Title perfect and terms
liberal. JEHU HARDY.
Feb list
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4 AND for Sale: By virlue Of an order

H AND for Sale: By virtue of an order
Il A OF the Probate court OF Vanderburgh coun-
~, tho following land in Union township, in
said county, will de sold at public sale at the
court house in Evansville on the fourth Monday
(the 22nd) of March, between the hours of ten
O'Clock A NJ and FIVE O'Clock T NJ of said day,
namely:
The west half Of the north west Of section
number 30, in town number z. range number
i west, continuing eighty acres.
TERMS.-One hall OF the purchase money
in SIX and the other haiiin twelve months from
day OF sale, the purchaser giving notes with APP
proved freehold security, waving appraisement
Jaws. SAID land will be sold Subject to a.
mortgage in favor oil the School Commissl oners
OF said county for $40.
ELIZA HARDWOOD, Administrative
of Henry Harwood, deceased.
". B. Tor information as to lille enquire Of
my attorneys BAKER n GARvlN.
feb l8-4t-prs fee S2.50.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11

- by virtue OF an order of the fanderburg h
Probate Court, al its February Term. A. ID. l847 /,
will sell at public auction at the Court House
door. in the City Of Evansville, Fanedrburgh
County, Indiana, on Monday the 22nd day of
March next, between the hours of 10 -o'cloc k
a. nj. aud O'Clock 2. NJ, the following tract
OF land and appurenances, viz:
The west halt of the south west quarter Of
section number two, in township number six
south OF range numberien w ST, in Vanderbufgh
County. There are about 35 acres improved,
and good frame house aud necessary out bull
dings, place well watered-beIng the property
of the estate OF Alexander McDoneli d deceased.
Terms--One half cash and remainder in six
mon tbs on note with approved security waving
benefit of relief laws. -f7
SAMUEL ORR,
Feb l8-4t-pfS2, so JoHN INGLE in, Atty.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11
81 HERAFF SaIe.--

81 NEEsAFF SaEe.--By virtue of u special
- Fl ia a ehaneery decree, issued from
the office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh
Circuit Court in favor of Lucius IL Scott aud
against John Smith. | will on Saturday The Goth
day OF March, l347, atthe door OF the court
house in the town OF Evansville. between the
hours oil len O'Clock A NJ and six O'Clock 2 NJ
Of said day. expose 10 sale at public auction
and cutlery the rents, issues and profits for the
term of seven years of the following descrih-
ed lot TO wit:
Lot number six t6,) in block number eighty
two (82,) with all its appurtenances in Lamdsco
city in said county.
A nd should no person offer or bid for said
rents. issues and profits sum sufficient to sat
isly said Fl Fa and costs | will at the same
time and place proceed to sell at public auction
and cutlery, the fee simple Of said above de-
scrlbee land to satisfy said Fl Fa and costs.
feb rs. p'sfe So. w. N. WALKER, SV C..
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-03-11

IT, Can consumption be cured! What i
consumption? 1T is tubercles Of the lungs. Then
1t those tubercles were healed and the lungs
otherwise sound, the patent must get better.
Mr. Editor, SO says Mr.. Abernethy, and the gen
uine DR.. Taylor's Balsam OF Liverwort, from
the only true Office, 375 Bowery, with Dr.
Leeds, signature TO the elegant wrapper, will
cure tubercies. 1t is purely Chrono-Thermal
remedy also for Colds.
PRIcE Large bottles. 81 so, or six bottles
for 81 oO-Small bottles, 81 90, or six bottles
for IS co. For sale by w. &. c. BELL, Drug
gusts, New Building, Main Street, Evansville,
Indiana. Ii.
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DISSOLUTION.
EVANSVILLE. FEB 25th, lS47.
7 EyHE Law Partnership heretoior

EVANSVILLE. FEB 25th. lS47.
fEHHE Law Partnership heretofore
Ii existing between john lNGLE JR.. ESQ.,. and
myself, is dissolved by mutual consent. The
business begun by US aud not yet completed,
will be attended TO by him. who will still con
tinne the practice OF Law and remain IN the
same office in which the business OF the firm
was carried on. ltIs agreed by the terms OF the
dissolution that all the debts due TO aud from us
ny Mr.. Iugle.
In retiring from this oonnexloh ia business
with Mr.. IN gla,. " it'll whom [ have been assocl.
ated Tor more than seven years, take great
pleasure in recommending him 10 my clients and
To tue public, VIII ether in the East in III e
West. / am sure they will find him competent
and responsible for all the business which may
be intrusted To his care.
Feb 25-3t CHARLES |. BATTELL.