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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-30
NEW WHOLESALE g. RETAIL JEW
ELRy STORE,
tn st. bet. Ma n an d NJ arl
LOUISVII,LE. KY.


LOUISVILLE, Ky.
x The subscriber having just opened (2
s-,s.S one OF the largest and richest st cks & a
OF " atches and Jew,ry in tie city, would invIie
Country Merchants and the public generally To call
and examine his goods and pric 5, believing that
he is selling superior quality oil goods at from 20
to 30 per cent. less than any other house in the
ciiy, either NJ wholcs ale or retail
Having made arTangc with the manufactu-
rers both III Europe and America. he is constantly
receiving; direct from them everything new AMI
fashionable.
\ large stock will always bo found TO select FROM
consisting ~ part OF the following
Gold Lever Watches full Ieweled and ornament
ed. tor $50 and upward
Silver Lepine Watches, s TO -, warranted;
Gold do so 10 80, do;
Fine gold Vest Chains, 81 and upwards;
Gold Fob aud Guard Chains, $40 TO 40;
DO Miniature LOckejs, double and single:
do Miniature Pins and Bracelets;
Ladies' and Gents fine gold Breastpins, large as
sOriment.
Gold Pencils and Thimblos
q. Il Il Smiths superior diamond Pointed Gold
Pens, with the improved extension holder 10Th
Gold and Silver:
Necklaces, Cha;lemnies, Belt Slides, and var-
ETY. OF other articles which purchasers wal please
call and examine before making their selections
believing II IN be greatly 70 then advantage.
AH so0dS warranted represented at the time Of
safe, II net Tie mlRcy riH be refunded.
c. A. BROWN.
Watches and JeweIy carefully repaired. Old
Gold and Silver bought or taken in exchange at
the highest prices, le9ul
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MORE NEW BOOKS.

DOADS AND RAILROADS, manual of the
n principles and practices If road making: COM
prising the location, construction and Improvement
of roads common, McA3am. paved, plank, &cl
nnd Railroads; by W NJ. Gillespie. A. NJ. Z. +.
THE RANGERS; or the taIry's Daughter
tale illustrative Of the revolutionary history Of YER
mont. and the northern campaign OF III; by the
author of ''the Green Mountain Boys"
TIE YOUNG GGVERNESS; or the Educa-
ton of circumstances.
THE HEIR of VAST. WAYLAND, tale 5
by Mary Hewitt
LADY WlLLOUGHBY or Passage from the
diary CT a wife and mother, IN the seventeenth CEN
fury. =,
THE GLENNS; family history; by J. l.. Me-
TRAVELS IN AMERICA; two lectures de.
liyered 10 the Leeds Mechanics Institution and
J.terorv society,". Dee jth and 9th, 1850; by the
Earl Of Carlisle. Just reed and for sale by
r. Ii. HOOD & CO.
ie2i Main ST., one door below Morgan&keen.
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RAII.ROADCALL.

OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE 81 ILLINOIS X. X. Co.,
EVANSVILLE June IL, 1851.
TT il ordered by the Board OF Directors OF the
| said Company that Il final call OF s. per share
ON all the capital stock OF the Co. held by persons
now or late residents of Vanderburgh County la,
or non residents of the State of Ia. be made pay
able at the Office of the Evansville Insurance CO..
in Evansville, on ThuIsl ay the lOtl day OF July,
1851, between 10 o'clock, \. NJ aud O'Clock Z.
Nj. And that all arrearaees or money due or I'M
paid on all stock held as aforesaid, shall be due
and payable at the same time and place. This be-
inc final call on all such stock now or then un-
paid. Attest, JOHN lNGLE, in, Sec''y
inIr-dl,u2
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PIANoSI PIANoSl

THE subscriber wishes 10 inform the cit.
49, zens that he has again arrived and located
Ss-@$> himself here, offers for sale Stodart& Dun>
hams Piano Fortes which considered by the
most Judges 20 be The best in the United States and
the almost universal preference given to them by
purchasers is proof that their excellence is ap-
preciated.
Mr. s. will also be prepared 10 receive pupils at
the Piano and Guitar, with thorough instructions
for the voice
TERMS For instruction with the use of the Pr
ano sl4 for 81 lessons, Without the use OF the
Piano Sl2 for "a lessons, payable at the end OF the
first twelve lessons.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
e. q. STEIN
Professor of Music.
RrResidence at Mr.. Chadd's.
Pianos can be seen at the book store OF E. II.
Hoo &. Co.. and my residence.
June 4-d2w-wly
a1-Henderson Kentuckian will copy to the
amount OF two dollars, and send bill to this Office
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PRoTECTIoN FROM LIGHTNING.

CPRATT'S Patent lightning Rods, aCknOwl-
- edged by all 10 he the best ever manufactured
are for sale by the undersigned at the lowest cash
prices, at Evansville, la.
Among those who recommend them are PrOles-
sors Secente, OF the University of Georgia, Prof
Peter, OF Lexington, Ky, Prof. Blaney, OF Chicago
ILL.,. Prof.. Means, OF the Georgia Medical College,
and Prof Silliman, OF the University of Louisville
Ky These su perior rods are Spiral-twlsed, Car
BOMBED Annealed Iron, with Zinc Protectors, and
electro positive elements combined In their manu-
faeture; thus rendering them equal 10 copper as
conductors. They in ten feet lengths with
accurately titted brass connecting joints,
entire new style OF metallic (patentedl attachments,
for brick frame buildings also, glass inS0latcrs
OF novel and ingenious construction, (patentedl
forming lock. The whole mounted with solid
platinum silver point, tpateniedl twelve inches
long, surrounded at the base with three angular,
gold-plated negative magnets, which possess the
power, to an extraordinary extent, of discharglng
the opposite elements OF the most fearful thunder
Storm and embrace the entire perfection OF science
up the present time In addition. they are fur
nished with angular, gold -plated, Negative Mag
nets, thus guarding lateally aud obqutly; the
whole constituting the most magnificent and per
feet sient-eonduetor ever presented 10 the public
One thing is remarkable in regard TO these rods,
that single building, furnished with one 0l
them, has ever been injured by lightning. The
destruction of life and property by lightning, is an
nually great, and the danger from lightning is
OF such magnitude that every residence and store
house, should be protected by Of these Patent
Rods
We have a stock on hand, and can put up in a
durable manner, and will b. very GLAD To wait ON
all that may call US, the prices reduced
low that all may have them tor a small sum.
jel2-2md. r. b. HART,
q RIISH
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NEW BOOK STORE.

TIME Subscribers would inform the Citizens oil
l. Evansville and surrounding country, that
thew have opened a new and complete stock o
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c, and are prepared
to wait upon all who may favor them with a call
We have constantly on hand a valuable and ex-
tensve collection OF School Books Also, Blank
Books of every description. Writing. Wrapping
and Printing Paper.
4 general variety OF all kinds OF English, French
and American Stationery.
A large and well selected assortment of Miscel-
laneous Books.
Our arrangements are such, that we shall receive
by Express, every two weeks, new Books, as they
are issued by the Eastern Publishing Houses; all
of which will be sid 81 Wholesale and Retnil, as
low as they can be bought either in Louisville or
Cine matt and no mistake
Call and eXomine our Books
T.. II HOOD e. CO.,
Main St one door below Morgln&K eeas.
EpaHspilIe Nav 9th, 1851.
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rREsE AaRIvAI.oPNEw BOOKS

4 AND u LEE in the BoSphorus and Aegean (;
IL or Views of Athens and COnstantinople; by
the Rev. Walter Gallon.
The Lives of the Signers of the Declaration OF
Independence by n. Dwight, Esq.
The Harmony of Prophecy; or Scriptnral Illus
tradons OF the Apocalypse; by the Rev Alexander
Keith, d., u.
The RELIGION of GEOLOGY. and It's con-
necIed Sciences; by Edward Hitchcock, d., ID.
L. l.. d.
The YEARBOOK ofFACTS in Science and
Art; exhibiting the most important discoveries
and improvements OF the past year III Mechanics
and the useful Arts; Natural Philosophy Elec-
tricity; Chemistry Zoology and Botany Ge.'lo-
., and Geography; Astronomy and MeIeorology,
by John limbs.
The Manufacture OF Steel: containing the rrac
tice and pri. epes of working and making Steel.
A Hand Book Tor Blacksmiths and Workers IN
Steel and Iron, Wagon Makers, Die-SInkers, Cut
lers, and for men OF science and art; by Frederick
Overman. Just received by
l.. III HOOD & Co,
Main st, door below Morgan & Keen.
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MEDICINES.
E. suTLIFFE ....H. A. HUGHES ....r. H, MALLIsrEa
McALLISTER'S
Concentrated Extract of Ginger.

L'OR DYSPEPSIA, GOVT, RHEUMATISM,
Cholera Morbus, &c, &C., was introduced TO
the public the last year, and has acquired high
reputation Tor its efficiency in these and other af-
iections. From its valuable properties as highly
difiusbe stimulant, proves itself useful in BAN
ishing the languor and lassitude which affect the
residents OF Southern climate during the oppres-
slv heat of summer, while it is entirely tree from
the injurious effects of alcoholic stint liant:
McAllister's Concentrated Extract of Ginger
Will be found valuable companion TO travellers
on the river, who are almost invariably troubled
with complaints of the bowels, caused by the char
acter Of the water they are compelled TO drink and
many fatal case of Diarrhea and Cholera may
be traced TO this origin. 1t will also prove ex
tremely beneficial 10 Gout, Rheumatism and Dys-
pepsia and those troubled with Flatulency and a
sense of oppression after eatng, will find ii great.
ly to and and strengthen digestion.
Prepared only by
SUTCLIFFE. McALLISTER g. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, 524, Main street, north side
between Sd and 4th, Louisville; and for sale by the
Druggists throughout the South and West.
RTPrice IS cents per bottle. A liberal discount
made TO wholesale dealers
For sale Evansville, by
May27daw4ml KELLER & FARNSLEY.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

MA WIN. PASSIER, Teacher of Music,
g5- res pectfully announces 10 the Laiies and
~ Gentlemen of Evansville, that he intends
to open Music School in this place. He gives
instruction on the Guitar, Violin, Flute, Clar-
ionet. Double Bass, and on all kinds of brass in
stIuments.
All those who aredesirous to receive thorough
obstruction in the science of Music, will please
give him call at the Sherwood House.
Orders left al the Music Store OF Mr.. Thomas
Conyngton, will be promptly attended to.
His room is over Mr.. Heberd's Store.
n. b. VIM. Passier will attend to the tuning
of Pianos. May 30--tf
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RA11RoAD GROSS TIES WANTED.

CEALED proposals will he received Mt the Office
- of the Secretary If the Evansville and ILLINOIS
Rsilroad Company IN Evansville, until Friday the
9th of June for the delivery at the R9llroad DE,
within the County If Vanderburgh, IF not exceed
mo IS 900 Cross Ties hewn spit, eight feet long
ana large enough to square by inches, and Tell
rough-to be Of White, Post or Burr Oak; and TO
Re delivered in the months Of July, August ana
September
For further specifications and particulars, en-
onire NJ my Office JOHN lNGLE, JR.,
ie2l-6t. Sec'iy OF Ev'lle 81 III. k. k. Co.
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NEW AND CHEAP DRY ooope.l

n EMBlCH has Just received and Is DOW open
IA. ening at his store on Main street, doors
below Second, full and fresh supply OF Spring
and Summer Dry Goods; consisting in part
Ginghams, Lawns, Barages, Barage de Lainets
Swiss and Null Musllns, plain and striped Cham
bray Ginghams, Shirting and Furniture Check
Tickings, Prints, bleached and unbleached sheet
ings and shirtings, French and Irish Linens, COT
tonades, Mani Gems, coored Cambrics; table cloths
and covers, tweeds, sattinetts, vesiings artificial
flowers, bonnet sabs, wreaths, and great variety
of Combs, Hosiery, Gloves, Hats, Caps, Boots aud
Shoes. All of which he IS determined 70 sell II
the lowest market price, for Cash. = 10.
Persons wishing to purchase, will please callsnd
xamine his stock. apl9-3md&wj
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE owners OF Lots and parts OF lots on each
10 Pine streets between Sd and 4th streets; and all
Others will take notice that they are required by an
order of the Common ouncil of the CITY oil Evans
willie, passed June 2lst, 1851, 10 pa.e SAID Alley
with stone as other Alleys IN inc Cliy are PaVeui
hv The tirst dav of August, 1851, and that on said
dav PROPOSALS viii be received by the Council
for the LAYING down of 50 much OF said paving as
shall not then have been done by The owners OF
proper aforesaid. JND.J. CdANDLEE',
;lp15ii,vJ Cry Clerk.
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
SHANkLIN n REILLY

4 RE now in receipt, direct from New York and
n Philadelphia, a very desirable stock OF Spring
and Summer Dry Goods which, for quality price
aud style, are not surpassed in the market The
following COMPRISES part of their stock, viz:
Blk and brown Cloths aud Cas- slmeres;
Sattinets. Jeans, Tweeds, Cottonades & DENNIS;
Fig'd ii k and Marseilies Vestings and Linen
Drills
Brown and beached Shirtings, Sheetings and
Irish Linens
TIckings, Manners stripes and checks;
Haylis' English and American Prints and Nan
keens;
Berage DeLaines, French Lawns and Ginghams;
Fig'd Swiss, emb'd Jaconets, Beiages and Pop
Inns;
Blk Gro DeRhine and cold Silks:
Silk and Cotton ilankerchiefs; Silk, Wool and
Berage Shawls;
White, pink, green and blue Mosquito nettings:
Table Cloths, Table Corus, Crash and Scotch
Diapers;
Fashionable Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons s. Grapes;
Panama, Leghorn, Pearl, Braid and Palm Leaf
Fashionable Moeskin, Russia and California
Hats;
silk and Cotton ParasoIs; Silk, Bingham and
Cotton Umbrellas;
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Edgings, Trimmings,
&C., &c.
a general assortment of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, NC, selected for this market,
and will be solo at the lowest prices Tor Cash OF
produce SHANkLlN Il REILLY.
May 10Th, 1851.
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sETI,ING OPP AT COST.

DARNtS & COLBUKN, corner OF MAN ana
ID Water SITS, now offer the balance OF their stock
OF Barages, Tissues, Lawns, lrgandies, Ialnleu
Embroidered Capes, Light Prints and Cotton pant
Stuffs, al cost to prepare for their TALL stock;
They have now on hand the largest and best as
sorlment of Carpets, Rugs, Oil-clolhs, CornieeS
in the Mace. which they viii sell at the lowest
prices. Purchers please call aud examine, as
rare chance now offers for bargains. lje2OtiI
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NEW BOOKS.

.rTTFF7 JUsr received, The Course of Gre
A-l-.z4y.l/ alton, by John Anderson, ID. d., with
SS-z-k.s-S u glossary of scientific terms, ex
celent work.
The Genius and Life OF Burns, by Prof. Wilson
OF Edinburgh University
The Life OF John Randolph, of Roanake, by
Hugh A. Garland
The Women of Israel. Also. The Vale Of Cedars
by Grace Agnier
Notes on North America. Agricultural, Eco
nomical and social by Prot Johnston.
Rose Doug glass: or ihe Autobiography of q Min
iste.'s Daughter, by ). Il. w.
All Tor sale at the new BOOK Store of
my26l l.. II. HOOD & Co,
Main ST door below MorganA Keen's
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NEW FRENCH GOOrG

lust reed By the subscriber, Il beauuinl assOIt-
) meni OF Needle worked new style Undersleeves,
Collars, Swiss edgiEgs and insertings, heavy Linen
edgines, Under handkerchIeis, aud Isle Lace,
which will be sold very low ioi cash.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
iel3 If, Corner Main and I'd SITS.
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NoRDINANCE in relation to the selling

ANORDINANCE in relation TO the selling
n of Bat Stores, &c, on WhaIf-boats, passed
June Dist, 1851. .-r.t.C;..
f Ev.neviIIe that sections and , of an Ordinance
yegniatinr the manner of placing and keeping
Wbarfbo boats at the Wharf of the City OF Evansville,
passed April II, 1851, be and the same Is hereby
p oneaiei JAS. e. JONES,
,,esf Mayor.
J. J. CHANDLER,
ue25-It) City Clerk.
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TAYL 0R'S
New Wholesale and Retail
Z URN ITURE w Ar E R o o N
PAVILION BUILDING,
IYater street Let.ceeM Main aud Sycamore,


EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
LAYING permanently located in this city,
4 l. would respectfully inform the citizens OF Ev
arsvllle and vicinity, also country merchants and
Others visiting the city, that have opened a
Who'll, sale nd retail Furniture establishment In the
rooms formerly occupied by Mr.. J. Z. Schwng,
where | am now receiving and will be constantly IN
the receipt OF every description OF Custom made
Furniture Oi the best manufacturers, made TO or
der and especially with n view my sales in this
market consisting of Sofas, DIvans, Sociables,
high and low post Bedsteads of every kind and
quality, including few Jenny Lind BedSieads,-
pattcrn plain and dress Bureaus of every styla
and description, Side-boards, Wardrobes, plain
enclosed Wash-stands, Tab es OF all kinds, Ladis'}
Work-stands, Book cases, Desks, Hair, Cane a.
wood seat Parlor and Office Chairs of every val
~ ui style and price, cane seat armed RocKers,seN
ing chairs wood seat Rockers Mattresses ot ever
quality. size and price and of 1erior manufacture.
with pi lows, comforts, &c; Trunks of all kinds;
Looking Glasses, general assortment; Clocks OF
almost every kind, quality and price, and a great
variety of other articles OF Furniture not eaumers
ted, as are usually kept IN Furniture ESTABLISH
ments. All of which will be sold Of such prlcesi
will not iail TO satisfy those who may favor mt
with call, before purchasing elsewhere.
Persons residing at a distance ordering any par
ticIar article OF Furniture may rely getting such
ordered, and at as low prices II personally
present.
Orders filed at the shortest notice forany descripS
ton of Furniture Tot n ham, at the lowest posi-
BILE prices. lap24-dawlyrl JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Bowling Green Intelligencer and Henderson,
Il entucklancopy 10 aounmt OF IS and charge this
Office.
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RIRT,ESI RIRLESII

THE finest and most extensive assortment o
4 Bibles 'er offered in this market can be found
al the new Bookstore ct r.. Ii; HOOD & co,
jel3 Main 81, / door below Morgan * Keen,
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REREA GRINDSTONEs.

% OF the Justly eeebfaIe,t Berea Grindsiones,
s1U from the Baldwin Institute Quarry, said TO
be the best lin every particularly in the United States
n b. Warran ed as above represented, and tor
sale by BABCOCk BROTHERS.
rel2
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WHOLESALE GROCERY STORE!

WE NOW are receiving our tall stock OF goods,
w which, together with our former stock, makes
our assortment well worthy the attention OF mer
chants, Tor prepared to sell them on rs ieas
enable terms as the West can offer.
BABCUCK BROTHERS,
oct29 Water Street.
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FANCY STATIONARY.

I LARGE variety of Mole Paper, Fancy En-
= velOpcs, Ladies and Gentenlen's Wishing
Caids, Ladies Card Gases. Ladies and Gentle
mems Pocket Books, Port Mon .es, &c, &c, al
ways kept on hand, and Tor sale by
les T. II HOOD g. CO.,
Main ST, one door beowMorgan& keen's.
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REMOVAL.

L HAVE removed my office one square and han
l. above Main street near the Sherwood HoMesen
First street. and can be found either there o. atmy
residence. square above all times, unless pre-
tessonally engaged in the city or its immedlstsN
cinitv. lmhloif. DAN'L MORGAH,EN. d
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UNION WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

UNION WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
fEHE Proprietor OF Tie above named pOpua-
L Springs would inform the public that this ash-
onable place OF resort, will be opened for the re
ception of visitors by the tenth Of June The build
ings have undergone thorough repair, the rooms
relurnshed in the most modern style, and the
grounds beautiied and improved, thus rendering
the Sulphur Springs one OF The most pleasant places
OF resort in The Western country The Medicinal
virtues OF the water, and the healthy location Of
these Springs, offer strong inducements to nvaIids
as well AZ those seeking pleasant place OF Suns
mer resort, TO visit this place. The Proprietor has
spared 10 expense, and Will use every endeavor, to
make these Springs unsurpassed by any watering
place OF the kind In the West
The above springs are situated in Union Coun-
ty, ky., twelve miles from Uniontown, fifteen
from Caseyviile, twenty three from Hende rson,
and twenty miles from ShawneeIown, Ill.
A. q. LONG,
Je93m. Proprietor.
aI-The Louisville Courier and Paducah Journal
wall copy three months, and send bill to advertiser.
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COLD PENS.

I VARIET Y Of superior GOLD PENS, ear
n be had cheap, AZ the Book Store OF
le3 f.. II. HOOD & CO.,
Main st, one door lowMorgan&Keen's.
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WRAPPING PAPER

PAtER constantly kept on hand
~ and for sale al the new Bookstore OF
T. H. HOOD &; co..,
iel3 Main ST, door below Morgan g Keen
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SODA OR MINI RAJ WATER FOR THE
MILLION!!

TINE undersigned is fully prepared 10 manufa
l. ture the above article in quartity and quality
equal TO AIRY concern in the West
PRICES-For 10 dozen and upwards, IS cts per
doz; Families supplied at their dwellings 50 cts
per bOx--2 dozen In box. Positively no less guam
tity sold.
ap30-dawim JOHN FARRELL