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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-07
ADVERTISING.

There is no point of more universal agree
ment among printer people, remarks one Of
our exchanges, Than the importance OF adver-
Using. There are two good and substantial
reasons why this unity should exist. First
because advertising is the prnterman's bread
and butter. Second-it has made more for
tunes than any other one thing, and destroy
ed none-so both parties are benefited by it,.
The bright side is, the vast benefit which
flows from il TO business men-and there is
no really dark side; becase no one can be in
jured by the amount spent in advertising, un-
der any circumstances. Ii certainly never
lessened any mans business, no matter how
or what he advertised; and that is more than
can be said of any other expense 10 which he
IS subjected. Advertising will always re-
turn the cost al least; and ludcious adyeIts-
ing. in nine cases out of ten, will make bu-
siness and fortune. The true way is, not to
just ddbble in it little, but 10 take good
pull-expend some hundrcds-half your
store rent, or something like that. Ii does
more than any stand of business, and will
make stand that was not good before
Don't dabble. You might as we'll buy a
single piece Of calico, and expect TO trade
ON il halfa year, or stock up with pound
OF sugar and TWO caudles, and consider your
fortune made, and that five or six lines OF
Advertising will bring you custom and bust
ness, as a perceplible result. Spend money
for advertising to. make money from il, is
good doctrine.
The time has past, for people TO sit quiet
Up in their stores and trust TO circumstances
alone TO bring them customers. The aspect
Ofbusiness has been entirely changed-the
old land marks have been removed, and new
channels opened. People do not now sit
quietly and gaze upon the dust gathering
around their wares, but with becoming shrewd-
mes they place their pens TO paper, enumer.
ale their articles, and announce through the
advertising columns of some widely circula-
ted paper, the quality of their articles, and
where they may be found. Men of sma II
capital, long since discovered this sure road
to wealth, and he who does not follow in
their wake, will find himself dstanced-;he
business completely out of his hands, and his
competitors, through the mighty influence
and tremendous power of the Press, the
weallhiest in the country.
Ii is an undeniable fact, that through Gd.
rertising may be seen the sure and speedy
way 10 success-the Merchant, the Me chan
ic, the Professional man-eyery class of The
community should keep their names, articles
and locations, before the public eye, that
thus, when others may stand in need of ar.
ticles, they know, without the waste o., time
and enquiry, exactly where they may be
found.-Lou Cour.
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SALTIIEo.- The only description we have
seen of SaltlIo is the following which we
find in letter from that city 10 The New
Orleans Picayune: = E.
win give you few lines descriptive OF
this place, which is pleasantly situated on an
inclined plane at the foot of very steep hill,
Of a sufficient height TO command fine view
of the town. Some portions of il are beau
tiful, the houses constructed with good deal
OF taste, partic ularly those around the main
plaza, while those in The suburbs, though
we'll constructed for comfort, have desolate
appearance, being built of sun-baked brick
The Cathredal, by far the largest and most
magnificent one in this part of Me- ico, is
yet unfinished. 1t is TO o rich for any descup-
ton of mine to do justice TO. 1t is divided
into two apartments, in each of which is an
altar made entirely of silver. Gilt, brass
and bronze work, interspersed with images
and all SORTS of ornaments, covers the entire
wall in the rear of The affairs. Beautiful oil
paintings, statues, and rich carved ornaments
of every description decorate the building.
There are two cupolas, with nine bells in
each, and the yard in front is decorated with
fine cedar trees. The plaza in trout is also
handsomely arranged with fine Trees around
it. In the centre is a fountain and reservoir
where those living in tue vicinity ofthe plaza
get their water. There are two smaller chur-
ches in town, but have moi yet visited them
Our army is very well provided for in as
comfortable quarters as the city affords.
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o. Hear what The celebrated DIR. Richards
says Physician of more than 80 years standing.
To all whom II may concern, make the fol-
lowing statements Conscious thatit may ap-
pear unprolessional it 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 siree;
Market Space, whom allowed to try the effect
of the medicine, (but which would have done
under no consideration whatever, had not seen
copy of the receipt from which the medicine
is prepared, obtained from the agent, and which
am satisfied is autheniic,) was quite low with
the early stages Of pulmonary consumption, for
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
lned the receipt, and was sufficiently satisfied
OF It's scientific composition to How the trial and
am obliged TO confess its effect was at least
surprising, inasmuch that after the consumption
of the second ottle my pro fessonal visits were
discontinued, though frequently saw my pa
tient afterwards, restored TO perfect health.
The preparation is called "Dr. Rogers Com
pound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar" and from
the examination of the receipt, and the sue cess
in my own experiment, do conscientiously re-
commend it eful aud valuable m edicine,
and should urge my brother practitioners to
procure the receipt, as | feel convinced I'll ey
will ugree with me as TO its excellence, and will
adopt it into their practice, as shall most
certainly do, believing it to be most valuable
mode of treatment. W. RICHARDS. M. d.
(rtrni
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Despair not--for the re is hope for the dying

Despair nOt--fOr there Is hope for the dying
CERTlFlCATES.-Thi is TO certify that
some months since | was taken with pain in
my side and breast; called in the aid of sever
al Physicians, but they failed 10 give me any
relief and Tor the space Of oneyear grew rap
idly worse. In addition to this, | was attak ed
with violent cough; although an excellent
physician lived IN the same house, and used the
greatest exertlon aud paid the strlctest attention
It bafied all his skiI-Iwo others were called n
one of which was an aged and skilliul physc-
an, but all their efforts proved nike uravailing
Al last, physician who was attending a camp
meeting in the neighborhood, came to see me,
ond declared that could not last more than one
day longer; also, all of the vast number who
came TO see me believed that few days at most
must end my earthly career. My friends W ere
now called in 10 see die but my brother a this
crisis Clearing Of the astonishing cures perform
ed by DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup OF Liver
wort and Tar,) went to Chlicothe and back, a
distance Of 60 miles in l3 hours, TO get some of
the above m edIcine; | commenced taking it.,
nd strange to tell, before had used hall bot
tie the cough was entirely cured; from Thu 5
time recovered rapidly. and when had Used
two bottles, was able 10 assume my family vo-
cations US usual l am ia lily satisfied that If IL
had not been for this excellent medicine would
now be in my grave, and must in Justice say
n. B, Those who are afflicted with diseased
Lungs, will do well to consider cam ly whether
Of Mrs. Rowe of Stanton, or of Mrs. Childs Of
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ii there any who sill doubt the Great Vir-
tues OF this medicine, please call at the agents
and get pamphlet containing humorous Certih
Gates of astonishing cures, OF the first and most
respectable citizens,
A. l.. ScoviIl wholesale agent for the west
and south.) Southeast corner of fifth ard
Mace Streets Cincinnati For sale by William
Woolsey, Evansville Indiana.
| dec. 81, l846-ly.
that truly return my sincere thanks TO the in
ventor of this priceless medicine. and would
recommend all persons afflicted with diseased
lungs to give il a trial.
! HARRIET ROWE.
| We the undersigned, do certify that ac-
count OF Mrs Rowe is correct, we being per-
sonally acquainted with all The circumstances.
| P P. Johnson. Thomas Craig,
Porter ID, Matthews, Joseph Evans.
Stanton, OHIO, Feb. Z, 1916.
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state of Indiana.l

VANI ERBURGH COUNTY, SS,S -
Van deIburgh Probate Court. III vacation Dec
ember 81, 1876.
Samuel Orr, administrator OH
the estate of Alexander Me
Donell, late of Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, deceased.
VS.. Petition 10 sell
Hugh Mcdonnell, Jam es Nc real estate.
Donell, Eliza Mcdonnell, Mary
Mcdonnell, Mary Dalzell, Dali
zeil, her husband, Jane Patten
and John Patten her husba nd.
TENHE said Samuel Orr having filed his me-
u mortal suggesting the insuiiic Iency of the
personal estate of the deceased TO pay his d bts,
and praying an order OF this court for the sale
OF the real estate, and it appearing from af-
fidavit this day led in the Office OF the Clerk Of
said Probate Court, that all of the above named
defendants are non residents OF the State OF In
diana
Notice Is therefore given to the above named
defendants that unes they appear ana show cause
to the satisfaction of the court, why said real
estate should not be sold, on or before the call
ing of this cause at the next term of said cour
be held the court house in Evansville or
the second Monday in February next. The
said real estate Will be ordered TO be sold and
made for the discharge OF the said debts
outstanding agains said estate.
SAM'L. T.JENKS, Cl'k.
dec. 3t-p S3-3t,
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! D zg ! ]! u D
LIVER
For the cure of Hepatites or Lirer Com
plant, Dyspepsia and Sick Head Ache.


SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER
Pain in the right side, under the edge OF the
nbs, increased on pressure some times the pam
is in the left side, sometimes the pain Is iei uil-
der the shoulder blade, it frequently extends TO
the top OF the shoulder. and is sometimes misia
ken for the rheumatism in the right arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness; the bowels, in general are cosuve,
sometimes alternating with lax, the head Is
troubled with pain accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part. There is gen
emily a considerable loss of memory. accompa-
MED with a painful sensation Of having lett un-
done something which ought 20 have been done.
A slight dry cough is sometimes an attendant
The patient complains OF WEAKNESS and debility
he is easily startled, his feet cold or burnl
and he complains of prickly sensation OF the
skin his spirits are low; and although he IS sat
isfed that exercise would be beneficial to him.
vet he can scarcely summon up fortltude enough
to try it, In fact, he dstrutts every dy
Several of the above symptoms attend Inc disease
but cases have occurred where few OF them ex-
listed, vet examination of the body after death
has shown the liver to have been extensively
deranged. .ts--s .,-r
CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify that have been afflicted for
six years with the Liver Complaint. and applied
to different physicians. obtaining tempora ~ re-
lief. On hearing of DR.. McLane's Liver Pills i
obtained and used two boxes. | now feel almost
fully restored to heal.h-the Liver Pills have
given me surprising relief
s. DAVIS, near Pittsburgh.
ftF OBSERVE-None are genuine withoa,
fac-simile of the proprietor's signature.
Prepared for the proprietor by
JONATHAN KIDD, & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
No. 60 Wood ST., Pittsburgh
N. BIN order that there may be no mistake
be particular and ask for DR.. McLane's Liver
Pills. dec 81
For sale by w. & C. BELL, at their new brick
store, Main street, Evansville. Indiana.
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duce OF all kinds bears
fair price in the New Orleans market at
present, with an upward tendency. We
copy the following quotations from the New
Orlean Picayune OF the 3lst ult.
SUGAR.-The market has been very quiz
Ell, and only about 200 hhds, have changed
hands, without, however, any decline in
prices. .=a
MoLAssEs. Some 400 bbls were sold at
25c.
FLoUR-Parties have be en- so busy in de-
livering and receiving yesterdays large sales,
that little has been done to-day. We only
hear of the sale of 1000 bbls. Ohio in fiat.
boats, 81 so and 1900 bbls. Ohio at same
price. as t ta
CoRN,-Tbe same activity which prevail
ed yesterday has continued to-day, and we
hear of the sales of2l 900 sacks, as follows:
1000 mixed at 62ic., 1900 white and yell
low at 62ic., $500 yellow at 65., 1000 sacks
at Ola Csc, 1000 white at &c., 1895 in
4 lots at Csc. and $4,000 prime white sold
last night al zoe.
OATs.-4SS sacks were sold at 4Oc.
. WHISKY .-Smaii sales at TIA a ISc.
PoRK.-476 bbls. old mess Pork were sole
al SIS, go bbls. new mess al S 37s, l3 bbs
new prime at IS as and 6 bills. No. M. o.
at S. ga. -.sfis
LARD.-The market is heavy. We hear
of The following sales: l76 bbls. and $50
kegs prime al &C., 100 bbls. No. 2 a. 6ic.,
and bbls. at &c.
BACON. Demand limiied.25 casks sides
Haxso hon crld IT 10 L.
casks shoulders at BIC, and 10 at Sc.
TAILow.s0 bbls. city rendered were sold
at TIC. ~
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Miffiin township, Alleghany county.
HEAR MEDICAL TESTI

HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
From regular physician, DR.. G. s. Smith, Sun
fish, Ohio.
Mr.. ]. Kidd-Dear Sir:-I have used in my
practice DR.. M'Lane's Worm Specific, and have
often witnessed its efficacy in expelIing worm.
from the system. A patient Of mine, shor
time ago, gave vial of the Worm Specific to a
child; in short time upw ards OF sxty-fvs
worms were expelled.
DR. M'LANE,S WORM SPECIFIC-A, chill,
of mine passed one-third of pint of worms witt
one vial OF DR.. McLane's Worm Specific. Ii il
Iruely surprising medicine.
Il. BACKBONE E, PEBBLES township
This valuable medicine is sold by
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-07

TO CANDIDATES-Our terms for announc
ing the names of candidates for Office, are. to
subscribers to the Journal 100 each, all others
S2,00 each-inyariably in advance.
give are authorized and requested to an.
nouace Thomas NJ. Archer as a candle date tor
the Office of Sheriff OF Vanderburgh county, at
the ensuing election.
o. We are authorized and requested to an
nounce John Greek a candidate for the Of
fee of Sheriff of VanderbuTgh county, at the en-
suing election.
o. We are authorized and requested to an
nOunce John Echols as a candidate for the of
fee of Sheriff of Vanderburgh county. al the
ensuing election
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NATHAN ROWLEY, Mortgage.
By J. G. JONES Att'y.
Evansville, Nov, %, 1846-43-8w p Sc rs

NOTICE--I am just receiving at my store
~ on Water Steeet, below Main, a fine stock
Of Dry Goods of all kinds, which pledge my
self that they shall be offered for sale at a very
small advance on cost. / wish my friends
and the public to call and examine the
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
t J. NJ. CALDWELL, I
Nov 80 I84f-4i-tf E
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- ouseand Lot for saIeat Auction


u Il --Whereas, Isaac Albeit and Julia Ann
his wife, on the Both of September, A. d. I840,
executed to me mortgage upon the middle one
third part OF lot No. i40 in the Original Plan of
the town of Evansville. in the County of VAN
derburgh and State of Indiana, fronting fifty
feet ON Walnut street, and extending OF the
same width across id lot at ri ght angles with
said STREET.-THE secure the payment of $500 90
by the 30th Of September A d. 1913,
with six per centum interest thereon pay
able annually. One of the conditions Of which
mortgage is, that if said debt or interest shall
not be paid when due, / shall have the right
and full power 10 sell said morgaged premises
at auction, after giving 80 days nouce of the
time and place of sale, for the payment OF said
debt and interest (all of which will appear by
reference to said mortgage which is recorded in
Book | of the Records OF deeds in the Recor>
ders office OF the county aforesaid at pages PSI
and 252) and whereas The whole of said sum OF
$500 90 as well as sos 90 OF the interest accur-
ed and payable thereon remains unpaid. There
fore for the satisfaction of said debt and inter-
est. will foreclose said mortgage by selling
the said one third part of said lot, which sale
will take place on the 23d day of January l3I7
at the Court house door in the OF Evans
vile aforesaid, between 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
a O'Clock P. NJ. of that day. Terms oil sale
cash.
NATHAN ROWLEY, Mortgage
Rv q IoNrs
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N OTICE.--Sealedp proposals will be receiv-
" ed on the fifteenth day January, 1847. by
the Board OF Commissioners of the county OF
Vanderhurgh, for building Bridge over Pigeon
Creek, at or n ear Linxwier's Ferry. Said bridge
is to be OH the plan OF the central Pigeon bridge,
plan of which bridge can be seen in the Of
fee of the county Auditor.
By Order of the Board.
dec 3i-3t. WM II. v ALKER, a. v. C.
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aTRAYEn OR STOLEN-A Ray Mare

y from the subscriber. living in German
To " nship, yanderburgh County. two years old
last spring. Said mare was missed about the
Goth day Of June 1916, and was marked with a
black name and tail and black feet, was OF
good form and size. will give six dollars Tor
the retnrn of said mare, or will sufficiently sat
is fy,- for any information that will lead 10 her
recovery,
ian. 7. I847-3t. N
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STATE Indiana

VAEpERBURGH County. IS.
Vanderburgh Probate Court, November Term
A d. 1916.
The said cour, declared the estate 81 ROPER.
Mccullough, deceased, to be probably insolseeI
creditors are therefore required 10 ME 'hei.
claims againsi the estate, Tor allowance in said
Probate Court, within ten months from the date
hereof, or they will not be entitled 10 payment.
IRAP. GRANGER, Admir-.
l.. ~ Q, NJ. fon Gi e
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Vanderbnrgh County ss.3
Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation, Jan.
uary 4th lS47.
Ann Lorich
VS., Petition for Divorce.
Christian Lorich F
a ND now this time to wit January 9TH
n l847, the plaintiff in above entitled cause
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Wander
burgh Circuit Court, her Petition for Divorce,
against the above named defend ent, and also
The affidavit OF dsinterested person, by which
It appears that the above Christian Lorich is not
al this time a resident of the State of linda na
Therefore. notice is hereby given to the
above named Chr istian Lorich. that unless he
shall personally be and appear here or before
the calling of this at the next term of
said court to be held at the court house in
Evansville, the fourth Monday in March
next, and plead, answer or demur TO said Petit
ton. the same will be beard and determined in
his absence.
Attest.
SAM'L. T. JENKINS, Clerk
jan. Z, lo47-3t r. s. so.
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] dissolution of CO-Parfnership.--

dissolution of CO-PartnerShip.-~
~ Netice is hereby given, that the co-part-
neTship heretofore existing between John II.
Birth aud Amasa Woodwork, under the firm of
Birth and w ood worth ia dissolved. All persons
in ebted to said firm, are cautioned against
making payment to said Birth, until the partner
ship concerns are settled, and also against pur-
chasing stone or stone work belonging to the
firm now on hand.
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State of Indiana,

Warriek Circuit Court, in vacation January
4th 1886.
james Lyon
Thomas Ogg Shaw, and !" oH@"ey
EEalne Shaw, his wife.
A ND new at this time. to-wit: January the
n 4th l847, the complainant in tn e above en-
titled Cause filed his certain bill of complaint
in The Office Of the clerk of the Warrick circuit
court against the above named defendant, and
also the affidavit OF a dsinteresled aud comps-
tent witness, that said Thomas Ogg Shaw and
Evaline Shaw are both non- residents of the
State OF Indiana. Notice is therefore, hereby
given, to the above named defendents that un-
less they appear aRd plead to, answer or demur
to the compainant's said bill of complaint, on
or before the calling of this cause at the next
term OF said court 10 be held at the court house
in Boonvie, on the third Monday in 4 pril next
the matters and things therein cont aimed will
be as TO them taken confessed and decreed
accordingly.
J, WAITE B. MOORE,
Clerk w. C. C..
jan. Z, ia47-3t-p. {. So so.
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PARENTS READ THIS.

A few days ago purchased from Jonathan
Kidd s. Co, vial of DR.. McLane's Worm Spe-
ci6c: gave one dose TO child 3 years old; sh e
passed 10 worms. must have another vial
The pfomptness that this medic inc possesses in
expelling worms from children is truly surpris-
ing; u trial Of which will convince any unpre
JUDGED person. d. SHROM.
Sharpsburph. near Pittsbursh,
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Sharpsburgh, near Plitsburg
znICAI fnL,EsgIff nfnNxy

MIR. Jonathan Kidd-Sr: This is to certi fy
that bought two dozen DIR. McLane's Vermi-
fuge OF your agent, and used it in my practice ;
and out of the two dozen dill not hear, in one
instance. where there was one failed in having
the desired effect, and in every case expeling
from % to / SO worms.
N, B. This statement freely make. that the
people may Try aud know the effect oil this pow
erfuI m edicine.
feb % A.P. CORYEIL. NJ. D.
For sale by w. & C. BELL, at their new
brick store Min street. Evansville. Indiana.
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~ Nd now at this time. TO wit: December
IN Both, 1916, the complainant in the above
entitled cause filed in the office of the Clerk of
the Vanderhurgh Circuit Court, his certain bill
of complaint against the above named Defend
and also the affidavit of disinterested per-
son. this day filed in the Clerks Office aforesaid,
by which it appears that Mury Ann Hall, Helen
Hazard. daughter of William G. Heard, de-
ceased, Helen Hazard, widow of William q.
Hazard. deceased, and Michael o. Conner
James Swan, John E. Pye. John S. Oatman,
Harriet Oatman, Thomas Mcknight and Emily
Mcknight are all non residents OF the Stale Of
Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given to the deeS
PENDANTS last above named, that unless they
appear and plead TO, answer. or demur to the
cOmplainauts said bill OF complaint, on or before
the calling OF this cause at the next term OF this
court, to be held at the court house in Evans
vile on the fourth Monday in March next, the
matters and things therein contained, will be
as 10 them. taken as confessed and decreed
accordingly SAMUEL L. JENKINS.
dec 3l-p. {. S5-3t. (ch'ge C. By Clerk.
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Regular Packet.--The en-,

D6 Regular Packet.--The en-
yE==Sr15zl Sirely new and splendid steamer
2ss<sSz=zsSE COURIER, CULVER, Master, w i'll
leave Evansville fer Louisville every edmesday
and Saturday al 3 O'clock, Pm.
Passengers and shippers may depend upon her
continuing in the trade, and observing the ut
most punctuaity. dec 81: '46-tt.
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WHITE Lead andOiI.--
w 100 kegs cup. White Lead pure;
i 81 so ~ /" IS I" Mol;
Scasks Linsee6 Oil, for sale by
dec 81, ;46-lf. BABCOCK BROTHERS.