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ICE! ICE!! ICEl!!

ICEy ICE!! ICEyW
GIRO. FOSTER q c., HAVING MADE IN Ar.
~ ransem:s. With Mr. Tho. Bacon; will eoTmeses the
delivery Of their SUPEROR ICE Monday. June 5th 70
families their residence merchants their stores ana
continue morning the hot season sx
TERMs=0ns cent per pound. payments wecaly. AnsefA
die"uAt win 10 made 70 parties using over 100 lbs per
Hotels and Barr pplied.
a&0rdsrs warshouss Of Geo. Foster Co or -
the Family Grocery Of Thos Bacon Co. WIZ % pfompy
attended %
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ID. wOOLSEf.
h. NELSON

u. wOOLSEY. Ii. NELSON
.............. '............
AUCTION.
WOoLSEY & NELSON.
VTTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants. Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
ton given TO Q, ali descriptions Rege
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs Saturday. Cash
sussaiy '" 0 WooLsEY & NELSON.
SoFAS. Dvan, Center, dining, Breskfast and Card
Tables, VALIANT and Mahcgany Plain and Dressing
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment Of Wood,
sed 'ir seat cA' 'y y
JEWELLERY &NorIoNs.-Earrne., Pinse,ring.,
Watch chains, Keys Gold and silver Watch -. Steel
Beeds and Caps Brushes Conbs Purses. Fancy soaps.
Aceordans violins Pictures and various other bottoms
susasg wOoLsEY& NELSON.
(vHAIRs-Jus, received and for sale low 1t our Fur.
~ niture rooms Water street. 80 dozen wood.seat,
Jsni7 WooLsRY G NELSON
|CoFAs.-Jus, received and for sale at Furniture
ianas wooLsEY q NELSON.
ID EDsTRADs--Just received and for sale low, lot
i.n o. n'snP''' 0'' wooLsRY q NELSON.
" and ivais sal" lot e Sls,sTsTe; NELSON
lust IaCElvED and for sale. larg, 10. Of Looking
j glass r1aie. wooLsEY q NELSON.
lCOFAs.-Just received by steamer Express and foi
sale low at oar Furniture KooW: lo9I Nsg sSi.:
ap4 WOoLSkf q NhLSoN.
DUGGIES.--Jus, received and for sale cheap. two
D new Top Buegies, Eastern manufacture.
ap4 wUOLSEY & NELSON.
WV. REILLY,
ASR EEEA H2Gef AND
ud respectfully .fCtn his frslds and II: public
tend: n: 0rse.ry ..d rred.e: u. ola
....t Ne sasess hi. epporsu.i O. r:turnn: thanh: for
*: :.s no
.TUsT RECElvRg.::
;2si . es.:s s
| sb.ls, Al.b.ns osns0urs; bale; "a Ticking;
-. assorted Cheeks; s:,.; ;::s,::s CAssl'
Is pcs nsrros Tweed r., c,ov no pes Ginfha"
heavy SIM csay.s s thin s;y and ss
ss's sys 81: .:..
3 p,r . S;. ii. ~ Nj. ss: t.. is.
GONE ago msn lost way going home through the
s s him s. sS p ng
his without trouble The hats to be had
sor and descriptions Of heaa-Jre Of the bss. quality aad
make. at the lowest prices rr,r, r. u.pcorx1rR
e2t Main street. between First and Second streets.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
asasa ts nsn. and ..ya G s.S l.
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All liabilities to and from saa arm will be settled BY VIII
VIII Be used for the purpose Of qadson only
WILLIAM REILLY
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Some poor mon are nndervalued, because
varth pcshipg.
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WE RESPECTFULLY ACQUAINT YOU OF
w our intended rem"vsl the LIST Of july TO the
Five Story Some Front Building No AIS North side Main
nearly opposite Louvilis Hotel whers intend
openinga large and well assorted sock OF Foreign and
Domestic DRY COLDS.
Our Mr. james Il Permanently located a Manchester
England for the Goods excusivfy
for Cash. direct the Manufacturer thereby saving the
profit usually paid to Importers.
In the the MARKET stock OF Osods
the only Bank which TO raise money
and cash short will orer
ducemsn in prices when will certainly make their in
terest to do business with US. JAMES Low o.
Louisville. June 8. 1885,. ie2l-t augidxw
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NEW WARRINGTON HOTEL.

NaE Proprsssrs Of this House have removed frsn their
ola stsnd On Nain street. their Hotsl Inst Aash.
opposite the House. whore they
their old and all others may zee
M 70 call upon them in much superior style thaa frnssy
Thaakfa past solicit eentaa-
e. Our win Be the best the market aasfds. aaa
Good sisSliAs and Wagon Yeti Kept ssrsesass
syio-dkwH FkLkER 3 HkDDk1EcH.
uDLANEs-Jus received seass Csrpsatsrs Plssss cen
prising very large and complies assermsat Of Beach
Fancy Pass Ase 0uass Saw Plane sad Chissl han
File handles. Chalk Speels Bench and Hand Screws.
So All ny order BY the "Ohio Co Call
the New Hardware Store deen below the Branch Bsnk
sy7.dw CHAS. 8. WELLS.
"NOvRLTY WORKg' HARDWARE.
GUST received and 10 stock 100 packages Pittsburgh Locks
% Lstches Coffee M Plator, Ceuatsr add Ira Scales
Pxint Mills Letter (cepying Presses &c. &C. all Of which
Factory prices Wholesale the New Hardware
store doors below Branch Bank.
ey7-d&w CHAS. s. WELLS.
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NEW BOOKS.
MHoRNINo Stars Of the Me- World
lv4 Greece and the Golden Horn.
The Parish Side.
Lyrics By the Letter Il.
Fem Leaves. Second Bsyiee.
Mamie HeYnon.
suashins On Daily Paths. Be-. Be-. -
Just reed and foY sale By % fHoS. CoNYForOH.
WAR WITH RUSSIA
j kvEkYBotY ELSE:-RUH HEk E!.H.si.s sssS.
sscS pernaasas oea Var! % ws.r Leeass
PIrBU aoH GOAL lev prizes = Ca - bought b.
The All erosrs sh q Tie stsrs Of Hornbrook
- By uys-lyd&v Al. HufcHESok 90.
EHRENCH COLOGNE, posNs Exss.ss Haiy on. Brush.
= "sss o'oss 90. sdsst Z! a o, PusHEEs.
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NOTICE.
NHE undergned. Of vsndssburah
this method the holdsrs al County Orders
protested prior TO June ls ls that the sane VIII be re-
deemed IN cash on presentation the undsrsned a the
Couay Treasury and has said will essss 10 draw in
ssrsst from and after the dass hereof
Evansville. June ~. 1854. sai-imdkv
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TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. o. MAIL
AND EXPRESS PACK ETS. :.

leave Terre Hau.e Evansville every
Aond.y. Wednesday and Friday. at O'Clock
p NJ These Boats large eommodiods we'll furnished
Connecting Tere Hsute with Rarosd snd Northern Pack
and Evansville with the different Lines Of Stes
the Ohio river. e22-tf
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SELLING OFF AT COST
POSITIVELY AND NO RUMBCG.

SELLING OFF AT COST
POSITIVELY AND NO hUMBCG.
IL Vicinity that he Intends selling The resi-
due Of his sprisg aad summer stock
AT PRIMB COST.
be leave 10 remark that very
70 sss good Ssrssas viii please avail shsnsi's such
~: 'p''Issii BERSaS. MAI. q. Sss. s.l.. b. Bt
Glass 80 DO. SQUAT and Tall. enc and TIVE gall
.y,c c''' ' s. Z. GciIBskr CO.. sye. ...r w.....
T~HERsR-Rseevsd per steamer Sultan. IS choice
~ Hamburg Dairy Cheese for sale y . n ur,u.sS
SUNDRyRS.-
- dos u cans ssrJeens;
dos u cans Sardssns:
dos cans Burro~s best Mustard;
3 dos Jars Pickles sisss;
3dos best Bstisg Powder
NJ; j. s ss; "::i S:'.'. cr'.sy f'.'
Fsesh n Z. Raisins.
coil Cotton cordass;
s. Almssds;
Serub Brushes.
Shaker Bfvomsi
Cryam Tartar;
2Soxss Thos j. Hollands best Va. rsbsces Soaps.
Buckets fsi5ca CO.'S f:s 4; s1ss,
SkR Plated s:;i.s Birds aaa super s',;ss Ne
NEW BOOKS.
IHERN LEAVES from Fanny's Portfolio. Second Series;
II The pSdd Family Abroad. By chas. Lever;
Life asd ssyinss Of Mrs. Part.sston;
The Lamp LsA'r etc. SS:i l:e cCSY isS
SATTNBT-Ie case blue satis.t reed this day ard 70,
y sale BY 80 Jas Low CO.. an NsiH s.. Loi.. ~
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GOFAS, Divan, Center dining, Breakfast and Car
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressin
Bure.u's Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclose
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Ma
tresses. Also large and general assortment Of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23 I'D wOOLSEY q NELSON.
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leon was riding roughshod PROSTATE Germany the
poet and sage Of Wemar looked in phi osophic indf
ference incapable Of any greater exsron than that in
volved in faithfully keeping up his semi srary semi
amatory correspondence with halfa-dosen ladies' and
in experimenting the management the theatre
We confess whenever We think Of Goeth We are con-
strained absolve Plato from all censure his nexora-
BILE exclusion of the poets from any pa, in his ideal
republic And who, forsooh, shall dare say that the
great philosopher wrong in this interdi and ban
the friends Of the Muses. when this our model repub
lie" have Bryants with their polits as bad
their poetry is good?
We have much more to say subject Ike Goethe (;
but having already ruined reputation With his Ame
rican admirers, and having written ours yes down
Pailister d. Snob) in the estimation Of my German
patriot whose eye this paper may chance neet bid
abrupt adieu to theme for the preset, without
however, promising again to repeat ch irrever
have been guilty Of to-day If we pro-
voked to it by any more new TRANSACTIONS in the line
of German sentimentalism and "romantiesm turned
topsy-turyy."
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The MAD SroSE."-The paragraphs going round tho
papers respecting the efficacy OF this marvellous SUBJ
stance in cases Of hydrophobia doubtless much exag
gerated If not entirely fictitious DR.. Holster, Of Zanes
vile, Ohio, publishes letter, in which he says: The
only value or use Of any application device in case Of
bite by rabd animal results from its tendency to
cleanse or wash out the poisonous virus from the wound
II Is possible that the stone may be mineral Of caus
tic properties but it Is much likely that the "curss
are produced by the fact that Of the Of
bites from dogs supposed to be rabd result in serious
injury simply because the dogs mot mad The Lett
ter adds that real hydrophoba when the disease has
developed ITSELF was never cured and Is essentiay in
durable.
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Under the head Of " alarming" the Baton Rouge Ga
Of the 9th has the following caloric paragraph
ave are informed that last week planter some mile,
south Of woodve wishing to what degree the Their
ometer could RISE placed in the SUM- and in less than tan
minutes IL exploded frightening the gentleman himself ter
rbly and shiverng the machine to atoms besides killing
6ne pointer and setter dog and terribly wounding couple
Of Shanghais.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session of The 1Hsrty-thiro
Congress Of ass United States Of America.
TPuBLIc-No. 1921

GPuBLIo-No. 80.
AN ACT for the construction Of certain military roads
and wells in the Territory Of New Mexico.
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United Safes of America Congrsss assembled That
the following Of money be ard hereby appro-
prated for the construction and repair Of roads in the
Territory Of New Mexico:
From Taos to Santa Fe, the sum Of twenty thousand
dollars.
From Santa Re to Dona Ana, the sum Of twelve thou
sand dollars any portion Of which may be applied the
sinking Of wells If required by the necessities Of said
road The said sums Of money 70 be expended under
the control and direction Of the Secretary of War.
Approved, July IL, 1864.
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IPuBLIc--No. s3.1

-" IPUBLIC--NO. Oh .0If
AN ACT for the payment Of the civil officers employed
in the Territory Of New Mexico while under military
government
Be enacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of The United States Of America In Congress assembled That
the Secretary Of War be and he is hereby authorized
from any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriate
ed to pay to the civil officers employed in the Territory
of New Mexico while the same under military gov
eminent the salaries due and payable to them from the
Of September eighteen hundred and forty
six until the third Of March, eighteen hundred and fifty
according to the rate Of compensation prescribed by
the organic law promulgated by Gen. Stephen W. Kear-
ney for the government of said Territory Of New Mexi
deductng therefrom such have already been
paid to them from the treasury Of said Territory Pro-
pd That under the provision Of this act compensa
on shall be made any other officer Of the army of the
United States for dschargng the duties of any civil Office
in the Territory Of New Mexico.
Approved, July II, 1854
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PUBLIc-No. "a. I

PUBLIC-N0. Oh. ~.
AN ACT provide for the continuation Of the military
road from Myrtle Creek to Scottsburgh, in Oregon.
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives.
Of the United States Of america Congress assembled That
the sum Of twenty thousand dollars be and the is
hereby appropriated out Of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated for the extension and
pleon Of the military road from Myrtle Creek in imp
qua Valley, to Scottsbugh in the Territory of Oregon
the said road to be constructed under the direction Of the
Secretary Of War
Approved, July II, 1854
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PUBLIc-No. A.
AN ACT to incorporate the Georgetown Gaslight Com

H.
BE enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United STATES Of America in Congrss assembled That
David English, Robert P. Dodge, Richard Cruikshank
William NJ Fitzhugh, Richard Petit, William F. Sey
mour, Adolphus II. Pickrell, and William Bucknell, and
their present and future associates hereby declared
to be body polite and corporate by the name and style
Of "The Georgetown Gasght Company" and by the
shall have perpetual succession and shall be able
to and be sued plead and be impleaded in oil courts
Of law and equity in the District Of Columbia and else
where; to make and have seal, and the same
to break alter and renew at pleasure to ordan and
abish bylaws, ordinances, and regulations and gene
rally to do every act and thing necessary carry into
effect this act or promote the objects and design Of this
corporation.
Sec. 2 And be further enacted, That the capital stock
of this corporation shall not exceed hundred and fifty
thousand dollars that share in the same shall be TWEEN
yye dollars and books Of subscription the said CAPT.
tai stock, or to such portions thereof from time to
time may by the directors for the time being be deemed
proper and necessary shall be opened by the appoint
ment or under the direction Of the directors hereinafter
named subject to such rules limitations and conditions
by them shall be prescribed and the stock of the said
company shall be deemed personal property.
Sec. 3. And be further enacted That the stock pro-
perry and affairs Of the said company shall be managed
and conducted by and under the direction Of president
and seven directors being stockholders that the said d
rectors shall be elected on the first Monday of june in
the year eighteen hundred and fftyfour, and the
same day In each succeeding year thereafter and shall
hold their Offices for year from the day of their cleo
ton, and until other directors shall be elected in their
place; that such election shall be held in Georgetown
aforesaid at such time and place majority Of the
directors for the time being shall appoint and notice Of
such time and place Of election shall be given by adver
tsement in newspapers printed and publish
ed in the said town. at least fourteen days before the day
Of holding such election and every such election shall be
by ballot apd by such Of the stockholders shall attend
for that purpose either in person by proxy and each
tockhoder shall be entitled vote for each share OF
the stock which he she may have held, and may con-
nue to hold in his her NAME for least fourteen
days before the time Of voting and the persons having
the greatest number Of votes shall be the directors and
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[RRsoLurIos-PURL1o, No. AL

q I1s.10H5t10-V-
JOINT RESOLUTION to fix the compensation Of the
ployes in the legislative department Of the Govern
ment and to prohibit the allowance of the usual extra
compensation to such receive the benefits thereof
Resolved the Senate and House Of Representatives of the
officers clerks, messengers and other employees in the
Legislative department Of the Government shall be paid
increased compensation Of twenty per upon tho
compensation received by them respectively and the
messengers Of the House of Representatives shall not re-
ceve less than is allowed to messengers Of the Senate Of
the class such increased compensation to COM
mence from the first day Of July, eighteen hundred and
the thrtieth Of june eighteen hundred and fifty is
hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated: Provided That no person
whose compensation increased by the approved
April twenty-five eighteen hundred and -four, shall
be benefited by this joint resolution And PROVIDED further,
That the usual extra compensation eha hereafter be
allowed to any person receiving the benefits Of this joint
resolution [Approved, July 26, 1864.
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TPUBLIc No. 40.3


AN ACT to authorize the Secretary of War to settle
adjust the expenses Of the Rogue River Indian war.
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States of America Congress assembled That
the Secretary Of War be and he hereby authorized and
directed to adjust and SETTLE just and equitable prin
cipes all claims for services rendered in the late war
with the Rogue River Indians in Oregon known the
Rogue River war; according to the muster Of the
same; ALSO for subsistence forage medical stores and
expenditures well for any other necessary and pro-
per supplies furnished for the prosecution Of said
and that such adjustment be paid out Of any moneys
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved, July II, 1864.
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German swain Of weaker head but stronger nerve than
himself by showing, in the of Werther, how good
and brave thing it to blow out ones brains with
powder and ball when crossed in love. The number Of
such suicides is rather triumphantly than otherwise
quoted by Goehes admirers proof Of the Juror with
which the book received and par CONSEQUENT of its
writer's wonderful genius and ability.
The sentimental whining Of the weakng hero Of this
story to of that prurent and eeminate type
which might beseem orlorn Don Juan, who had by
accident bathed in the tabled fountain of Samacis and
who had quafed s obscene waters" Ovid calls them,
until every spark of manness had been quenched in his
SOUL We are 10th to belief that Goethe, like
Byron, his ideal in the portraiture Of his fa
vorite characters but incline to think that Werther
and Clavigo, Egmont and Wilhelm Meister, Edward Of
Elective Abilities, and the glorious" Faust, each
and all so many different kenesses of the great many
sided genius.
/ Mebuhr used to call Goethes "Wilhclm Meister' q
menagerie Of tame animals" The expression is most
characteristic, and if might expand the thought
would say that Goethe himself sort of Sardanapaus
in tame life with all the passive qualities but Of the
active virtues Of that sybarte prince Goethe was in
heart and life an epicurean philosopher. During his
whole career he acted the principles of refined sell
fshness denying himself intellectual or gra
tifcation which his mind body crayed. This mental
and physical habitude he explained justified by call
ing nothing more than harmless resolution to pre-
his internal nature according to its peculiartes
and to let external nature influence him according to ts
qualities" This, when translated from the Goethean
dialect into plain English means, Don't deny your sem
tent being the full play Of all its sppees and least Of
all put check upon them from any absurd fear of God
or Devil (See the "Faust" passim.)
This disposition to enjoy life in all the pentude of its
indulgenccs illustrated in Goethes political career
During that time Of Storm and Pressure when Eapo
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OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers Land Warrants,

D9 q recent Act of Congress IL is eaacfcT,
That each Oft the surviving, or the widow or
minor children 0f'deceased commissioned and
noncommssioned officers, musicians, or pr-
Yates, whether of regulars, volunteers, rang
crs or militia, who performed military ser
vices in any regiment, company or detaCh-
ment in the service Of the United States, in
the war with Great Britain. declared by the
United States on the eighteenth daY Of June
1912, or in any oil the Indian wars since 1890
and each Of the commissioned officers who
was engaged in the military service Of the
United States in the late war with Mexico.
and shall be entitled 10 lands as follows:
Those who engaged to serve twelve
months or during the war, and actually
seryed nine months, shall receive Oue hun
dred and sixty acres: and hose who engaged
20 serve six months and actually served four
months, shall receive eighty acres; and
those who engaged to serve for any or an
indefinite period, and actually served one
month, shall receive forty acres. Provided.
that wherever any officer or soldier was
qOnorably discharged in consequence Of dis
ability in the service he shall receive the a
mount to which he would have been entitled
if be had served the foil period for Whlc! ne
had engaged to serve.
Under the above act, and the acts OF Con
gress generally, the subscriber offers his ser
vices as agent TO procure Land Warrants for
those entitled to receive them, as above spe-
Gifted. He NAV be found al his office in
Stroudsburg. 5. t.. BURNETT.
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ZINC PAINTS.

One third cheaper than White Lead. anC
Free from all poisonous qualities.
The New Jersey ZiGc Company
having greatly enlarged their works, and i'm.
proved the quality OF their products. are pre-.
pared to execute orders for their SUPERB
OR PAINTS, Dry. and Ground in Oil, ii
assorted packages oCirom 25 TO 500 pounds,
also Drv. in barrels of 800 lbs.
Their White Zinc. which is sold dry OF
ground in oil, is warranted PLre and unsur-
passed for Body and Uniform Wh,cness.
a method ofprepara,ion has recently bee
discovered, which enables the Company to
warrant their paiRlSto keep fresh and soft
IN the kegs for any reasonable time ln this
respect their paints will be superior 10 any
other in The market.
Their Brown Zinc Paint. WHICH is sold at
lo-g price, and can only be made from the
Zinc ores from New Jersey, is now well
known for lis protective qualities when aP.
3lied 10 iron or other metallic surfaces.
Their Stone Color Paint possesses all the
of the Brown, aud is of an agree
tbe colot for painting Cottages. Depots,
Out buildings. Btidges. &c. Dealers sap
Piled on liberal terms by their AgeutS,
FRENCH & RICHARDS.
Wholesale Paint Dealers aud In
por;ers, \. W cor. lOIh and Market SIS
Philadelphia.
April l3. 1854 -6n.