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HcumrSrcAI CouscrL.--The New York Free
mans Journal mentions rumor that Pope Plus TX
intends TO hold an GcumenIcal Council at Ayienon.
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TO INvEN TORS.
WOrthlngtOn G. Snethen.
EDITOR or THE NATIONAL WHO,
Fbrnteriy Solicitor Of the General Land Office
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL OR AT LAW

Fbrniery Solicitor Of the General Land Office
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL OR AT LAW,
WASHINGTON, DC,
VlIL promptly prosecute all applications, entrusted to
om Foreign H He m sa are se
as 70 ensure speedy attention 10 any business committed
IL ms q se @ @ Of dss
grayinEp nre informed that they have them inserted In
s Mas ~, National WhS IN which the
Joye large country circulation.
h3-A letera mua'be pre- paid or they wuo,b taken
Ar e Inquire, legs qaea
In wf %os s%pe aa Mhs
Washington, for the immediate preparation Of the druw
cases entrusted TO his care. mar 30-dtf
MERCHANTS from The SOUTH and WEST would
W be amply reeompenscd by making cheap purchases
for CASH, BY calling At the
Noe % i 20. NorM Second Srsei, Philadelphia, =
Second .for, one door 6eiom Ghrist CAuth
1000 piece, q Wilton Brussels imperial Ingram, Dam
Looking Glasses Ilinds Window Shades and Maitines,
Wholesale and Retail, VERY LOW.
NEW FANCY GOODS we shall open, this ,lay, a few
~ very desirable French fancy arcesreceved per steam.
Hibernia, Ei,rh Tuck Combs shell and bufaoo
Porte Mones shell, ivory, and lealhsra very convent
eni and Eaie article for the gold dollar
Ten cartons OF Ions Kid Gloves, all cloors aud mum
Ten dozen heavy French silk Gloves all colcrs.
Twenty dozen light gosaamer thread Govesnew article
-sizes numbered for gentlemen only.
One case OF Pcrineres- consisting of fine Extracts
Rose Soaps Almonds, Soap, Lip Salve, Cod Cream, In
bin's) AZ
Six dozen English inexhaustible Salts, atys) ground
glass. PARKER;S Fancy and perOinefy Store
May IL Pa. avenue. National Hotel
no CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERs, Ex-
L PLORING PARTIES, AND OTHERS,--
The subscriber Inns hand and for sale from The Iulou
India Rubber Company, who have the exclusive right 10
Goodycar's Paenf Metallic Rubber the following ar.
cles:
Tents and Ten, Carpets Knapsachs Camp blankets,
Hayersacks Caneens, Leggins, Clothing bars
Wafer Bottles, Tarpanins, Caps, and Capes
Sou'weslers, Texas Wallets, Gun Cases,
Coats Cloaks, aud Capea Mexican Pouches
Overalls and Pantaloona, Gold Pouches,
Air Beds md Pillows, Life Prcservora,
Drinking Cups Bnckcia, and Basins, Travelling Bacs !
Portable Boats Proivson Bags, Saddle Bags.
Gold Washers, Bsby Jumpers, Iireast Pumpa,
And variety Of other articles nj the sign OF the Star he
ingtou '' n IT
sp 7-esiff s. EDDY,
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Governor SEWARD approves, In the main, Of tho
appointments made In our State, as we do, from q
conviction that for the most part they worihily
bestowed. lie knows that Gen. TAYLOR upright
In such manner as shall promote and advance the
Interests and welfare OF the people and the country
He confdes, also, In the wlsdom and fidelity OF the
PTcadent and his Cabinci--AAban .LaurnaL
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y UU NJ"F'11IEt'EfU
Specimens Of all the articles named In the foregoing list
can be seen at the Clerks Office, and must be supplied
precisely according 10 those specimens
The articles are 10 be delivered al the Office OF the Clerk
before the 18th day OF October next 10 be paid
for as soon as the Committee on Accounts shall audit the
BILL 3stt sls 6f = fElt Vf
Each bidder, though he may desire 10 propose for the
whole Of the articles above enumerated will he required
TO make separate aud distinct proposal each cass and
noproposa paper embracing more than single class
will be considered Each proposal to be endorsed Pro-
addressed to The undersigned They will be free Of postage
Every article TO be delivered At the Clerks Office free OF
charge for freight or carriage.
The right Is reserved, In II should be necessary, to
order further supply OF all or any Of the articles con-
timed In the above list
Bonds for the performance Of the contract must be
tered Into within ten ebys after shall DO nsceralned who
rre the successful bidders. TIOS ]. CAMPBELL,
may 24-inwtw Clerk Of The II. n. us
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~, THE NATIONAL HOTEL In the city Of Washington
M formey kept by Coleman, and III The posse ssion
q Blnckwelis Trustees, Is offered for rent
Persons DESTROYS of leasing The properly requested
to apply IN person % by stier, addressed 10 the
pROpRIEToRS
ofihe National Hotel, Washington City
Early possession may be had.
gp 3-iETThS-tf ff
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The Mobile and Ohio Railroad.

We are most happy TO record It, and believe Il will
be qualification 10 our citizens 10 know, that the
instruments paid In on the 18th and yesterday arc
highly satisfactory to tho directory:
On the 18th inst. they amounted 10. s2,sos
Yesterday do do 2,44s
Amount paid In advance Of The instalment
due In November next $50
s56l6
This II exceedingly encouraging, AMI animates all
hearts for the future Of Mobile The great future is
before us, and liz hopes weigh down oil our fears II
10 this sanguineness Of disposition that conqners
everything Doubt, weakness, despair crushes bu,
when hope iaspres energy, there Is no limit 10 sue
cess. This bold determination OF the Stockholders
and the Directory lie guarantee for the fnlhlmen Of
oil that the most sangnine have looked for and hoped
for. The former arc prompt with theh aid the lat.
ter will be no lees so In carrying out the measures
for which II Is rendered. - Mobile Adrerfiser.
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A appointment by the Collector OF New Or
leans.
Tuesday. May as.

! : FUH7U9tft v
Samuel G. Kane Registering Clerk
Daniel Frederick, Debeninre and NHarehonsf
Clerk.
Charles Porter Imposl Clerk, in the place Of Mr.
Read, declined.
Octave Leblanc, Permit Clerk
Jules cassard, do do.
!. Boulder, Assistant Clerk.
John Inskeep, do do
Samuel Galpin, Inspector, in place Of A. Shcp-
pers, declined.
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5000 pieces Of Wilton BRUSSELS Imperial Ingram Dam
ask and yenan Carpetines, with Oil Cloths, Mats, Rugs,
Looking Glasses, blinds Window Shades and Maitnes
Wholesale and Retail, VERY LOW. =
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which seems to have been as follows. 10
keep flying body Of cavalry between the
Danube AMI the Thesis, to ha,ass continue
ally the main body Of the lmperialists with
out coming to an engagement, while strong
bodies Of troops should proceed to Transyl-
vania behind, to Servia ami Banatia on the
South, and the Slovack country on the
North; and then, after securing everything
behind, and on each flank to unite the whole
military force, and fall suddenly upon the
principal enemy under Windischgratz and
Je!lachich, who seemed TO direct their move
ments toward Debrcczin
BEN, with 10000 troops, was sent TO
Pennsylvania, the result Of which is known
The Hungarian arms were equally success
iul in the south. In the north they secured
the passes which lead into Gallicia, thus pre-
venting any aid to the Austrians from that
quarter. Wherever the Hungarians have
been, the people It would seem have changed
from enemies to friends.
The first parts Of the plan Of the Hunga-
rians having succeeded, we see them falling
united upon the lmperialsts, who, after the
battles OF Kapolna, Cynougyos, and Hatnan,
the latter Of six days duration, were COM
PEELED to give way in every quarter, and fall
back upon Pesth.
An official report gives the number Of the
Imperialists on arriving at Pesth al $4,000.
They left that place TO the number Of $4,000,
so that they must have lost in dead, wounds
ed and sick, 1000 men The right wing |
Of the lmperialst under Jellachich was al
most entirely destroyed II was cut of !
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CHIcoPEB FALLS, Mass, !
February I'd, l847. :

Dr.J. G. Aver: Dear Sir, - Enclosed please find
remittance for all the Cherry Pectoral last sent me.
/ can unhesitatingly say, that no medicine we
sell gives such satisfaction yours does nor have
I ever seen medicine which cured SO many cases
of coughs and lung complaints
Our physicians are using it extensively in their
practice, and with the happiest effects.
Truly yours,
d. M. BRYANT,
Druggist and Postmaster.
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ASTHMA
which have been accredited to Cherry Pectoral:
ALBANY, N. Y, April II, lS48.
DR.. Aver, Lowell: Dear Sir, A sense Of graf
itude compels me to acknowledge the obligations
am under to you for the restoration of my health
/ have for years been afflicted with Asthma in
the worst form; so that have been obliged to
sleep in my chair for larger part of the time,
being unable to breathe on my bed had tried
a great many medicines, to no purpose, until my
physician prescribed, as experiment your Cherry
Pectoral.
At first it seemed to make me worse, but in less
than week began to experience the most graft
flying relief from its use; and now, in four weeks,
the disease is entirely removed can sleep on
my bed with comfort, and enjoy state of health
which had never expected to enjoy.
GEORGE s. FARANT.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

We believe this medicine to be, to an unusual
extent what it purports to be, a. Remedy; and
from the highly favorable testimonials it has re-
ceived, we see no reason to doubt it will prove
largely instrumental in arresting the prevailing
disease and terror of our climate, Consumption.
We take the liberty, also, Of saying that the ven
cradle and distinguished President of the Medical
College at Castleton has bestowed upon the medi-
cine the highest praise, as composition of rare
excellence for the prevention and cure of this for
midable type Of disease. - Burlington M FEes
Press.
Among the numerous manufactures when have
their home in this city, the Cherry Pectora for the
cure Of Pulmonary Complaints, is becoming one Of
primary importance, and the article is already
tensively and favorably known. Our best physi-
clans in Lowell speak highly Of this compound and
recommend it in all Pulmonary cases LoiOeH
Courier.
This medicine is put up in very elegant STYLE
and has been highly recommended by many Of
the first physicians in the country, including Dr..
Nv. C. Smith, the distinguished Editor of the Bos-
ton Medical and Surgical Journal. We hear it
spoken of by those who have used it in high terms;
and DR.. Aver deserves the thanks of the community
for this preparation. ~ Manchester american.
This medicine is recommended by physicians of
ulC iuSIlcct rthAulHS III DUoOii, wiz uuVo lSoteu
its qualities; and has at least one merit - entire
freedom from suspicion Of quackery. It is pre-
pared by practical chemist, and its Ingredients
are freely presented to the inspection of the pro-
fession. - Boston Atlas.
DR.. J. c. Aver, Of Lowell, chemist Of high
responsibility, has made new preparation Of Wild
Cherry, for popular use, which is considered an
excellent remedy for coughs, colds, and diseases
of the lungs. Utterly as we are opposed to all
secret compounds under the inviting name Of spe-
cities for particular diseases, it comes within our
province and gives us pleasure to speak with ap-
probation of those who freely make known recipes
intended for general use, and especially such
medicine as is here offered to the public. - Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal.
The Cherry Pectoral, one Of the products Of this
city, has become extensively known and Justly eel
ebted for its intrinsic worth. It is sklfully pre-
pared, with chemical accuracy, and seems to be
receiving from physicians the attention it richly
deserves Our city promises to do its share towards
curing the body as well as clothing it. ~ Strangers
Guide in LotpeL.
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More elaborate notices may be seen in the Bos-
ton Medical and Surgical Journal; the British
American Journal of Medical and Physical Science,
Montreal, Canada; London Journal Of Pharmacy,
London, England; ANIMAL. de Chimis ct do Phil
Paris, ct Get.
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AS A FAMILY MEDICINE,

and sure in its effects. Every family should have
il, and by its timely use many of the dangerous and
distressing diseases of the Lungs, incident to our
climate, may be avoided or cured.
DR.. Aver: Sr,-In answer to the inquiry Of
your agent, will cheerfully state that no medicine
have ever used in my family, and none have
ever known, can compare in its effects with the
Cherry Pectoral.
1t has never failed to cure my children of the
coughs and colds to which they are subject 1t
has twice cured my youngest from violent attacks
Of Group; and last season, when they had the
Hopping Cough, it gave them more immediate re-
lief than have ever known any medicine to give
in that disease.
Respectfully yours,
MARY ANN LOvEJOY,
Washington Street
Boston, 18th Sept, ls47.
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Extract from communication on Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, from Daniel Move, M. D., of Lowell, to
the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal 10th
June, 1848.
Through the medium of your Journal, the
medical faculty have had brought to their notice
certain compound Familiarity known az Ayers
Cherry Pectoral' It has been well reported Of by
individuals, and also by medical colleges in several
States, and the sale of the article much increased
by such approval from high authority"
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

1t ID truly an invaluable Remedy often curing the
most obstinate cases with surprising rapidity, and
thus saving the health and lives Of thousands
year.
Witness the following certificate: -
DR.. James G. Aver, Lowell: Dear Sir, ~ Feel
ing under obligations to you for the restoration of
my health, send you this report of my case, which
you are at liberty to publish for the benefit of others
in distress.
During the autumn | took bad cold, accompa-
MED by severe cough, and no medicine could
procure would relieve me. could not sleep nights
or work days, until by the advice of friend pro
cured bottle Of your Cherry Pectoral, which i'm
mediately helped, and in few days cured me.
Respectfully,
JAMES J. CHILDNESS.
Corner Ninth and Vino Streets, Philadelphia
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THE DIPLOMA OF THE MASS. CHARITABLE
MECHANICS ASSOCIATION WAS GIVEN TO
THIS PREPARATION, AT THEIR FAIR IN
BOSTON, SEPTEMBER, 1877.
Extract from the Report Of the Board of Judges
on Chemicals, composed Of Professor Webster,
Harvard College, DR.. Smith, Port Physician and
Editor Of the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal,
Edward Brinley, druggist, and others:
"The Cherry Pectoral, prepared by J. c. Aver,
Lowell, Mass, has become well and favorably
known to the Medical Profession; and your COM
mittee concur in the opinion of those who have
used and prescribed it, that it is beautiful and
highly valuable preparation. The evidences of its
success as remedy, sufficiently show that it may
be relied upon with confidence for the relief of the
numerous and affecting pulmonary diseases Incl
dent to our climate"
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been restored to perfect health, "when hope had
fled"
BALTIMORE, May II, 184s
Dr.. James c. Aver: Dear Sir, Il verify believe
the Cherry Pectoral has been the means, through
Providence, Of saving my life. had terrible
while nothing could take would help me. I had
bled from the lungs, and had perpetual night
sweats, which debilitated and reduced me SO low
that my physician and friends thought consump-
ton must speedily terminate my snferngs. In
this painful condition, my physician brought me
bottle of your medicine, after taking which was
sensibly better and now, after taking four bottles
! am well man. Thankful to you, and anxious
that others in distress should have the benefit of
my experience, ! send you this, with liberty to
publish as widely as you please. That blessings
follow you as you deserve, is the humble prayer Of
Yours, ob't.
JOHN B. SUTTON,
Eutaw Street.
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il the Diseases
discover
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I'm CONSUMPTION

no medicine has been found which will give SO
rapid and uniform relief as this. Hundreds of
cases are publicly known, where patients have
been restored to perfect health, "when hope had
fled"
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FOR THE CURE OF


STA OF THED
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-23
NEW GOODS.

lust reed by the subscriber ass'd sup'r fine
y fashionable blk Silk Hats;
A few pieces sup'r furniture chintZ
Crimson, Magerine blue and blk Alpaca,
iuIl asst Children and Boys Shoes
A handsome stock OF Ginghams and Calicoes;
Black and changeabie SILK Cravats;
Kid, silk, Cotton, and Wooden Gloves and Mitts;
Extra whale-bone, sup'r needle, spool cotton;
Muslin de lanes and cashmeres
Sup'r white, yellow, red and green flannel;
Linen handkeTchefs, fine and cheap
Combs, hair brushes, and pomatum;
Blown and bleached muslins drills and checks
Cassimeres, casinetts, plalds and inseys,
Children's and mems snp'r silk pocket h'dk'fs;
Marsailles quilts and sun'r ass'd hosiery for sale
very low Pleuse call al the one price store corner
Main and ID sts
n IA WILLIAM HUGHES.
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CARD.


nR. BANNING. from \. y Ok, asks to an
IL nouncc that he has taken rooms at the Sher
wood House, where he will remain until Saturday
the oath inst. and may be consulted gratuitousy
relative to the use of his Body Brace, an aux
Hilary preventive and relief oil incpien and confirm
ed droopin-, lanauor. and delormity of the spine
and one hip and 81 pulder; also OF weaknesses OF
spinal and female systems He would add Ihatit
must be evident TO all that these permanent. de-
forming and often fatal maladies are usually the
result OF small beginnings; and also that the Bragg
supporting the .'saqA' Of the weIk back, and bv
effectively eleU eating the wholn ssftes OF ss'hel m
ter1taL organs; and in manner perfectly conc0r-
l he Medical Faculty and Profession are cordially
invtei. TO call and examine the brace Rooms
zen from A. NJ. to II NJ, and lady III Attendance
Epon Indies.
p. s. By the permission of their medi cal atten-
dant DR.. B.. will call the dwellings OF those who
desire it and are unable to call al his rooms
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FROST'S PICTORIAL
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OF st'dy and research by one f cur ablest writers
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PAGES complexion one hook with Fros.s American
acted in the service OF United States as commander,
from Washington down to the p esent time. with
Portraits and Engravings, 9l6 pages. The above
WORKS are now offered 10 the public by subscription
at the low p ice of So so per single copy, So %
apiece when both works taken.
'4-tfJ JAS WOOLWORTH, Agent.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE subscriber takes this method to inform the
/ public that he has opened general agency Of
flee in the corporation OF Lamasco adjoining the city
OF Evansville; office on High street, first door below
> Davis's steam Mill where he viii attend promptly
ito all business entrusted 10 his care he will
agent for the purchase and sale OF Real Estate. He
is also prepared TO make Conveyances. Bonds, Mort
cages. and other Instruments Of writing. take ac-
know edgmer' ., &c, by strciatcntion to business
entrusted to his care, he hopes to merit share oi
patronage ! have now ,or sale about seven hum
bred acres first rate land. situate the canal about
three and a half miles from the city.
mar &. '49 " NATHAN POWLEY
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ATTENTION SHIPPERS!


fNHE firm of Harrington, Crane u O'Rlley
general forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Evansville. lndianal having heen this day dissolved,
by the mutual consent It's members, and 7. q.
O'itiIey having purchased all the interest of his
c'partners Messrs Harrington and Crane, in the
business, Wharf Boat and property, o. said firm,
ind having associated himself with John Mitchell
Esq, the business of The late finn will hereafter
be carried on under tie name. and firm of
ORILEY & MITCHELL
The patrons Of the old nrm and the public gene
rally are ASSURED that nothing that industry, ener-
gy and fidelity can accomplish all be omitted
render the new firm worthy OF the succession cast
upon itbv the above arrangements.
Mr.. O'Riley tenders his grateful acknowledge
ments to his friends for pastfavors, and would par
ticulary request all who desire TO entrust their
business 10 him in future he careful tu consign to
ORILEY & MITCHELL
As the use the names OF ills late partners in
making consignments might beget confusion, par
ticularly if they either of them should hertat-
ter commence the same business
P G.. O'RILEY,
JOHN MITCHELL,
Evansville, Ia, Nov 9Th, Is4e r3ml