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-cntRLrs, Loypoy CORDIAL ON

-Er- CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL ON IS
shown y the records of the Custom House tohe the
only Lon ION Cor;ia Gin imported AMI sold in hotes;
al Others made here in imitation OF .s.
1t salelicious tonic beverage, AMI ~ its peculiar
flavor $50 difterent from other gins, Is universally
esteemed Ivy all who it. II is adopted with great
success in cases Of DysPEPsiA, GoUr, RHeUNsrIsa.
DRoPsy, GRAVEL, CoLIc, CHoLERSr FEVER AND
AGUE, STRUCTURE, DISEASE or THE URINARY Or
CANS, EPILEPSY, FEMALE IRREGrLARiTrEs, &c.
DIR. Valentine Mott. Of New York, in letter to the
proprietor, says:
sChar,es' L1nlon Corllal Gin, is the purest hest,
AMI most reliable EXtrict of Juniper. have seem
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold iy
all Druggists and rocers in the Unitei States, and 50
also are numerous pcisons cailei "London Cordial
Gin"-to avoid them, buy only "CHARLEs." Reject
any other Offered to you as you value your health
Price one dollar for quarts, fifty for pnts.
EDMUND c. CHARLES,
mhcO3mdSw Sole Importer, ie Broadway, n. Y.
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CauneltOu.

We observe that the monthly payment for
labor at the factory in Cannsi.on. are abcu,
fifteen thousand dollars; and the amount
paid BY the mines-es.imating the sum by
the amount mined-must be eight or nine
thousand more; making the aggregate pay
ments for labor in that fourishing town
nearly one THOUSAND dollars for each working
day in the month. This cum is drawn from
abroad and is independent of the mutual la
Dor performed by the citizens for each other.
We doubt if there be any community in CAL
ifornia, of equal numbers that is creating
more money for itself, than these laborers
with spindle, shuttle ard pick. If they do
not add greatly to their own wealth il is their
own fault.
The Reporter mentions that discovery Of
superior vein OF coal has been made,
more than four feet in thickness, extending
through hill embracing over O thousand
acres to which new railroad is to be exten-
ded, and which viii increase the mining OPP
Grafton of the Messrs. Neweombs to u 900
bushels per day and ounting the cost OF min
ing and delivering coal at 415e per bushel,
require an expenditure of $50 per diem,
and give the Company rent of one hun
dred and twenty dollars. and the Lessees a
profit of two hundred or two hundred and
fifty dollars. The average daily deliveries
for the last three months, from Messrs. New
combs mines have been $500 bushels. The
whole amount mined daily at Hawsville and
Cannelton, for three months has been from
twelve 10 seventeen thousand bushels, and
the supply has been much short of the de-
mand.
Arrangements are already perfected to
build another Cotton Factory, of nearly the
capacity of that already in operation, for the
Manufacture of seamless sacks. This will
double the present number Of operatives, and
increase the monthly payments of the facto-
ries to thirty thousand. The products Of the
coal mines will probably be advanced to $40
600 daily, requiring an expenditure of sever
hundred and fifty dollars, or twenty thous-
and monthly, or an annual earning of man
ual labor of SIX hundred thousand dollars pei
snnum; and if the incidental work be added
of the citizens for each other, and Other
branches, the whole annual earnings of tn,
town will not be far from million. 1t i,
not often that we have the means of estima-
ting the value of the manual labor of Who'll,
town and without any attempts to exaeger-
ate it, the result almost exceeds cur belief
Give whole population steady, eontinuou
labor for al classes and the products are sur
prIsing. From these facts many valuable
hints may be gained for the Statesman. TIL
economist. the philanthropist, and the specu
lator in land and town lots.
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Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1851. President
NV lydNw

Bs known wv all scSlv, weak ard debihtatef per.
sons, that McLEAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that viii strengthen and invigoste
the system, and remove all Impurities in the Blood.
1t is very pleasant to take.
In it is combined the properties of Tonic, DiIrec
and Alternative.
1t will cure any disease Of the Stomach. 1--we. er
Bowels, such as:
Diarhea, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Ieoiache, intermittent FeveIs Sour Stomach. Liver
Complaint, Cost;vepess. Weakness or Debility, Pain
in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevers, Ysllognsss
of the Skin, &c, &c.
When taken, IL reutrlizes and removes any morbid
secrepns in the Stomach, and strengthens the Diges
tive organs
IL will also any disease Of the Uterus, Kidneys
rladlers or Urinary organs: and Alternative,
purifes AMI creates healthy circulation of blood,
moving ali sores, bols, pmples bloches from the
skin.
TRY 1T, and Ne convinced Of its wonderful invigo-
rating properties.
For Chifhen, who puny, weak aHi sckly. we
advise Trents to give them tcaspoonGl of this Cor
dial daily.
~ See Circular.
j. II. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, McIeln's Volcanic OIL Liniment.
49, PRINCIPAL Depot-Corner Of Thrill and Pine
| treets, 81. Louis, Mo. ape7-iydtwis
Sold by Keller & White, Druggists, Main-street.
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LEGISLATIVE EyPENsEs.-The Locomotive
published at Indianapolis. is somewhat cap
tious about some of the expenditures of the
last State Legislature: and mentions that
among the items were forfy.6re Gold Pens,
tour of which cost fifteen dollars each -
There was paid in Call. for Postage. 81 619
06. Of this So 47l.sl was FOR the House
and Sl.lST 90 Tor the Senate. About $3.50
was paid for hack hire. and LARGE, amounts
were for articles that appear entirely useless
and unnecessary TO outsiders. that don't
know the hidden mysteries Of LEGISLATION
The entire cost of the last session, OF 81 days
was in round numbers 100000.
This is rather a heavy cost for the poor
service rendered the State by the anarchists.
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DR.. C. ". JAcKsoS-Dear Strive would inform
you that we are out Of Hoofand's German Bitters,
which meet with ready sale. One Of our neghb1rs has
ueen doctoring for some time 1--WE think about two
years. with all the doctors in the country, but all Of no
avail lie looked rs much like dead man going
about anything compare him to. His dis
ease appeared to be overlooking Of the gall. With
hard pursuason we prevailed on him to Try your Bit
with the promise to him if it did good would
charge him nothing for it, provided he took six bottles
according to the direction, which he has done, and
now entirely cured, and has become well man. This
cure has created great sale in this neghborhool"
Respectfully, EDWARDS l. BROWN.
See advertisement. APP.
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IN UNPARDoSABLE OMrssIoS.-We OBJ
serve that the veterans of 1912 have place
Of honor assigned them in the procession OF
the Fourth. but the heros of the Canal War
in Clay county are apparently forgotten.-
The men who fell in that memorable cam
Paign were filed with the native and ardent
spirit Of the eountry--their achievements
will live in The records Of Clay county a.
long as heroism and patriotism are appreci-
ated, and the reservoir has stump in il. II
. but right that the survivors should receive
tue honors, and Dc elassed among the other
WORTHLESS who have done their country honor
able service; for gratitude is the only reward;
they have asked or received from the State
whose laws they vindicated, OF the country
who beheld their exploits with admiration
snd wonder Il l. proposed that the cripples
made in that famous war, be farnished-if
The funds Of the committee permit it-with
eru.chss OF eoacbas TO enable them to join in
- prssssAss-
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G. W. Brown. editor OF the Kansas
Herald of Freedom, VINO has been the violent
leading organ OF the Republicans. is in open
opposition to Gov. Robinson and Gen. Lane.
and other ultra leaders Of the free State
party, and gives his support to the policy o.
Gov. Walker. lie says:
1.-The policy Of Gov. Walker is policy the
people of Kansas have reason to hail with
delight. 1t will release them from political
thraldcm; it will give them possession of all
their God given rights"
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~ The citizens OF Washington City arc
discussing the question, 'sshall the landlord
or TENANT pay for the glass broken by the
late hail Storm" OF course the landlords are
1t is held that tenants are not responsible Cor
damage, when il occurs during storin-al-
though, if the house was furnished with
binds, and the tenant having time to do so,
neglected to shut them. theh the landlord
could not be held responsible.
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DR.. CAvASACsH's PILE sALvE.-we cheerfully
refer the public to the advertisement Of Dr. T. p Cav
anaugh SATISFIED are, that he is pretener, but
a thorough physician, familiar with ms;eria meica,
and most skillful in the application Of his knowledge
He has made many valuable discoveries in thu science
of medicine, Of which he offers to the public
His cards bear the names Of many responsible men,
who have given to this medicine their warmest COM
menafion express the belief that. in instance
will It fail to accomplish eec;ua cure OF the pecu
liar iisease for which the Dr.. has prepared Il. usei
strictly according to dircctionsIC hcago Native Citi-
aen.l RSr sals N this city BY
ap0r KELLER 4 WHIT.
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City Bonds to Railroads.

The decision Of Judge Allen ut Rochester
New York, declaring the bonds Issued by the
cit! to the railroad void, has been overrulcd
by the Supreme Court of the State. who have
decided in full bench, that the bonds were
good and legal. The people In Rochester
had previously determined to pay them in
any sssss, lsSal OF net
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FRAup. We would call attention the public
acansta Maud daily practcel upon the unsuspecting
in the article Of Dr. j. fIosrErrEs's celebrated stom-
ac Bittes. Since these celebrated Bers have become
popular, others have been making preraratsons n
initiate H. AMI in have purchased Old BOTTLES
and rehlel them. We would advise Ill persons n buv
~ none hut respectable dealers, the genuine are all
covered with n metallic cap. AMI the name II. For
sale by Druggists ami Dealers generally. jy2-Iw
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~ Thore are at present over one hundred
c'nvicts in theohio enitentiary under twenty
one years of age. Two boys were sent from
Cleveland last week under fifteen. Tie
whole number of prisoners six hundred and
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sy- There has recently been held in SYRIA
cuse Dress Reform Convention" at which
in favor Of short petticoats, told the audience
hat he had seen fifteen hundred women
take IF the long skirts and Put on the short
skirts" The old reprobate.
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IToLLow.y's PILLs.-Ahernethy's insidious rene
dv, blue pill peryades the with mineral POI
son, while Holloway's great medicine, composed e.
cinsively ~ vegetable extracts, regulates inter
raj function, and leaves sting behind. Scm mt th'
manutactories. No. 50 Miiien lane, New York, an'
No. 81 Strand, Lonion: and by all druggists. at y
cents, 6,l3c., and 81 per box. Liys-iw.
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~" From the Petersburgh Reporter. we
learn that protracted meeting is being held
IN that place by the Cumberland Presbyte-
rians and Methodists combined. and that &C.
" persons have been united TO tho church.
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80 1t vii, be seen by a notice from Mr..
McRea. that the citizens are requested to
suspend their business on the Fourth. We
hope that the stores and business houses will
DO closed throughout the day.
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a The Banks, will all be closed on to-
morrow, 4th of July, and all persons having
business with either of them, are requested
to attend to it to-day. All paper maturing
paid to-day.
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iRHIED

On THURSDAY, the u inst. at the residence IL the
hid 8 mothe', in Evansville, ~ the Rev. Anthony
Ten Brock EDMUND 3. SEYMOUR to CL,RISDA W =,
second daughter Of the hate John Mitchell, Esq.
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ATTENTION.
Nanfuue Fire CDfnDauy.

At specia! meeting held on the Sh, it ordered
tcturn out the ih July, 10 take part in the exeT
cses OF the celebration OF American Independence on
that day. In pursuance o. that orir, expected Az
the members osthe Co, will assemble At Neptune Hal
at O'Clock, A. NJ, preparatory To Joining in the pro-
cession. We. uOLLINGSw0RTH.
iy5-lt Frest.
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AGRICIrITIBAI FAIR

The list of SIDE Premiums will - closed on Weines
dav, July ist. al those who wish to encourage The
products Of the Workshop, the soil, the mind, viii
not delay in calling MIR. p. IIORNBRO0K, AMI
have their names enrolled in the list. [je30l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New York s. Erie Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. -
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

~ Buy your Through Tickets n NEW YORK, Bos-
Ton ,PBiLADELrhIA, and New England Cities VIA. this
Route. - :.
Ed.
~ Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS.
~ The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
WIDE SPACIOCS SALOON CARS.
This Line extends to Dunkirk, Buffao, and Niagara
Fails with an uniroken W ide Guage-cnnnectine at
Dunkirs directly with nj, trains nCieveand .CiHen
natl ST. Louis and Chicago ON the Lake Shore Rail
Road. -. ~,
To Buffalo via the Buffalo & New York CITY Rail
Road making direct connections with ALI the Steamers
ON Lake Erie from Cleveland, TcleIo and Detroit also
with the Buffalo Lake Huron Railroad IRON Detroit
to Chicago. -. W. TN.
Raroad max ng direct connections with all Trans on
the Great esern Railway, from Detroit to Chicago,
TINS the travelling public univalled facilities
aa- Boston PASSENGERS can stop in New ors
any length Of time, and resume their journey without
exta charge.
~ THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin'
cinal Western Railroad Ofrces.
- FARE AS Low AS By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
G.F. SMITH, Gent Agent
HOMER RAMSDEIL,
Cleveland o. Nav 18th, 1851. President
my,gIydSw
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NOVEL Characteristics prisoners of
the Indiana penitentiary at Jacksonville,
are TO have grand public celebration with
in the wallis on the 4th Of July.
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BEACON LIaifr Social TEMPLE, No.
t@sSs Is, meets every alterna,e Friday evening,
as above. J. T. WALKER. b. p. T.
Al O'RILEY, b.. II. iansgly
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20 The deaths at New Orleans for the
week ending on the 2lst. were III. The
Picayune SAYS that there was not a single
case of yellow fever reported.
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81 The editor Of the New Orleans True
Delta has been shown beet which weighed
twenty-eight pounds! That bets our sweet
potato
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Krxr,s woRn PAsrr.Lss.-The tticltfnI Morality

KENP's WORM PAsritLEs.-The friehifrl mortality
children Is IN part attributable 20 the Internal
worms. They produces innumers'ie diseases. Check
the mischief early with these paStiles, pleasant,
harmless, urfanc remedy. Mothers should beware
Of mineral vermifuges. BgIsroLs SAasaPARiLL,
saves thousands Of lives, AMI immeasnr,iAe agony
every year, hy promptly curing sc-nfula, ConsumI-
ton, Liver diseases, and all Ulcers and Eruptions
Sold ~ H. T. Lanman & Co., Wholesale druggists. Sc
Water stIeet, New York, and by all druggists Sar-
Slparilla 81, and Pastes a5c. per bottle. Ijy2-lw
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A Grea, Fraud or a Grand srocuI

A tract Of seventy thousand acres of the
best land in northern Minnesota, was re-
served by net of Congress, many years ago
for the Winncbaco Indians. The govern
ment, in accordance with treaty stipulasions
have expended upwards Of two hundred
thousand dollars in ere-tinr buildings and
improving farms for the ;iibe.
The lands became vacated by q new treaty
with the Indians, anil was offered for sale
by the Land agent Of Minnesota. nnder in
structions from WaShing.on-;he import of
which seems not 20 have hecn made known
to the public-and the whole tract was
snatened up, 10y some hocus pocus process. by
a company Of spectators from Cincinnati;
for sum somewhere between forty or fly
thousand dollars. Lands worth five hundred
thousand dollars. have been acquired for one
tenth of their value. 1t is, this way poli:i-
clans grow rich by their trade.
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ATTENTION.,

Wash'nytOn Fire COmpant NO i
The members " Engine aud Hose Co., No. l, are
hereby requested 10 assemble on the morning OF July
the 9Th, al o'clock precisely, az their Iall-in fu
unifarInto participate i'm the celebration Of the day.
BY orier OF the Company. p .SPIFGkL.
iyl-ll Secretary, PRO. tenl.
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The Comfy ,ynfT.

Un1er the guidance Of Deputy Sheriff
Mcbride. we visited yesterday the county
Jail. No one would iulge from the exterior
the strength Of the Jail proper, which is huilt
of stone with two tiers of cells. ore above
the other. We had the pleasure of seeing
Jussicc Carter. who bears his oonfnemcnt
with Spartan fortitude. His time is divided
between cigars and lager beer. furnished to
Tomlinson and himself by their friends. and
in writing ferocious articles for the Enquirer
ahout the ''.Tunio- Fditor' OF the Journal
This harmless pas.imc viii serve n preserve
his taste for Lager" and prevent his ideas
from becoming mouldy by the dampuess Of
the Jail. The cx-Justice and Constable. were
promenading the galleries apparently in
good health and spirit, concocting ways and
means TO celebrate the FOURTH in Jail in
becoming manner.
Four men are confined for stealing. tn be
tried at the next term of thu Circuit Court
The evidence against them is said TO be clear
and the prisoners amuse themselves in selec-
ting their future trades IN the States prison.
Everything about the Jail is kept in excel
lent order, and the prisoners are allowed all
privileges consistent with their safe keeping.
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COAL NOTlCE.

The Price ~ Goals the BoBiAA MIsgs. Is AZ The
PIT, cents per hushel; hauled to any part of tn.
city, 10 cents per hushel.
JOHN WyM0Nn,
fcbs Secretary and Manager.
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~ Full and complete returns from Frank
ort. Ky.. show that the majority Of Whea..
over Bullitt, is reduced TO twenty five votes.
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CopeIand,s Exchange Bank

VIII notle open on the nh day of July. Persons
with this Bark that day, viii please
attend % the same ON the Cd. "a. COPELAND.
jy2-at
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EvsSsvILLE TEMPLE OF EosoR, No
49, 81, meets every THURSDAY evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
C. W. RUDYARD, W. c. T.
Al. O'REILLY, y.R. jan20ly
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BRANCH RANK.

The Branch Bank will be closed tomorrow, ith OF
Ju'y, AMI all paper maturing that day should be
pail to-day. SANL BAY AkD,
;y2-lt Cashier.
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T0-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
RATES.

One square, (ten lines or less,, one time, 80 cts
Three times. Nl
One week, :: !: ii: 80
Two weeks, =: - %
Three months, 30
Six months, :: ~ 60
One wear, : II 10
81 Discount on larger advertisements.
- Carts Of six lines ar under, 80 per annum.
~ M ''till forbid" advertisements received.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-(~~-~~~-~~~~~-~ ~-~~~)-~~~@l
49, NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
y cents per line one week; discount on longer time
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CANAL BANK.

EVANSVILLE, July LIST, 1855.
This Bank will I've closed the ith Of July. Persons
having notes due tina; day. are ceIues,ei 20 pay the
sane on the third. WM.T PAGE,
jyi-.I Cashier.
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.

EEANsv'LLE, July lst. TS5-.
This Bank win not he open on the lth % yulv Per.
having notes acceptance~ due that day, will
please have them attended TO on the I'd.
jyl.St W. BAKER, Cash.
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80 The subject If Free Schools Is being
discussed in Terre Haute. correspondent
of the Wabash. Express says il is fact that
Eastern capitalists in looking for a place to
locate, uniformly select those towns well or
ranized for educational purposes. Terre
Haute is the only city in the State without
graded schools. Richmond. it is said has al
ready received an accession Of about FIVE
hundred Thousand dollars of Eastern capital,
the choice Of that city rather than others in
the vicinity. being due to her public schools.
The correspondent alluded to thus closes his
article: Mr.. Editor. iron ore will not draw
you a population; your beautiful size will
not DO Il; your coal will not do It; your ca
nal and railroads Will not; but combined
with all these good schools will; and your
stingy capitalist. in holding back a hundred
from a school tax, ought to know that he thus
gains minus thousand.