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Rsad Certificates Of Praetising Physicians, more
ofrhieh ed9 be gtcen.

Read Certificates ef Praetisiss Pkysieiass, more
ofukieh eas be gtren.
have for some time past used the Vegetable
Balsam, or Fragrant Hair Wash. made bv Mr.. John
II. Glbbs, of this city, and have found n an excel
lent preparation for keeping the scalp entirely clean,
and thereby efhcentiy promoting the growth Of the
applied 20 arrest the falling of Of the hair after
protrs cted fever and with entire uooess IL 10 not
encountered with those heavy essential OILS which
are always less injurious tofthe hair bulbs
from which the tissue derives it's nutrlment:
SANL A. STORROM, M. u.
Washington, ID. c.. December 18th. 1855.
CuLPEPKR CouRT HOUSE,, November Is, 1855
Ihaye used the Hair Wash made BY Mr.. John HI.
Gibbs of Washington, ID. c.. in case In which the
hair had been mu on injured by protracted fever,
and found It higey useful in promoting the growth
of the hair; and subsequent use Of the Wash i'm
proved both its textuIe and appearance The scurfy
CONDITION of the SCALP on which the loss Of hair de-
pended, was entirely removed by repeated spplcs-
''SeI ioIm II s"' WM. M. THOMPSON. M. ID.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS Il
n have purchased from the sssignees Of large and
first Glass Jevely Establishment in New York.
q fine stock Of choice Diamond, Coral, Cameo, Lava,
and other rich Gold Jevelry Gold and ShveI
Watches; Lookets, Spectaoles, ThImbles, &c and
as wish to dispose OF them m short time. VII
give my customers chance 70 buy some oi tne oest
goods at lower prices than the same quaty Ia eNef
been sold for in this CITY. shall run tnem on vely
fast therefore all who wish 70 purchase great ber-
gains will please call soon st SS Pa avenue;
noS n. v. oOOO-
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Wood and Coal.

ETRUSCAN JEwELRY.-yus received
~ Lavas, Cameos, Corals, and Mosaics, in rich
Etruscan Settings, together with large InvoIce OF
Fancy Siverware, suitable for wedding presents.
II. SEMKEN,
noS So Pa ave.. bet. 9th and 10Th sts
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For Rent and Sale,

EOk RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, in A
desirable location, handsomely and oompletely
it9sITnished. tsI Apply to Capt. MAYNADIER No. a,
w inuer BUILDING. de I 2w
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iHE NIAGARA-The New York papers Of
saturday evening, notice the return to that
port on Saturday morning, Of the U. S. steam
irsAse Niagara from Monrovia, (Africa.) She
iei' Ne" York September l2Ih, and came to
anchor at Charleston on the 18th. After receiv-
ing on board the recaptured Africans, she left
'aArieston on the2Ist, bound for MonrOvia, stop
PIG at Porto Grande and Porto Praya for coal,
"a'er' and medicines. On Monday, November
On the Niagara came to anchor at Monrovis,
And on the 9th sent the Africans ashore, together
I'm provisions, clothing, and other stores, fur
a Tor their support and comfort by the
Hw'ricAn Colonization Society. Ssventy-one
'. ~. negroes died on the panags, issviug .
'e"1inder OF two hundred out Of the original
Numoer oil two hundred and seventy -one re-
ee'Ved on board at Charleston. s.
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Two LET-The three-story BRICK HOUSE
no. AS 5th street, between E and F. Has be tn
room !. and gas Rent Sl25. Inquire on the premises
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1t was proposed to enter il, and each of
the party having lit a cigar, managed to get
within twenty feet of the bottom, where a
sickening, nauseous smell was experienced,
without any difficulty Of breathing. A dog
was now fastened to the end of a bamboo
and thrust to the bottom of the valley, while
some of the party with their watches in their
hands, observed the effect.
At the expiration of fourteen seconds be
fell off his legs, without moving or looking
around, and continued alive only eighteen
minutes. The other dog now left the conf
pany and went to his companion. On reach
ing him he was observed to stand quite mo-
tionless, and at the end of ten seconds fell
down; he never moved his limbs after, and
lived only seven minutes. fowl was
thrown in, and died in a minute and quar-
ter. And another, which was thrown in
after, died in the space of n minute and
half
A heavy shower Of rain fell during the
time that these experiments were going for
ward, which, from the interesting nature OF
the experiment, was quite disregarded. On
the opposite side of the valley to that which
was visited lay human skeleton. The
head was resting on the right arm. The
effect of the weather had blcached the bones
as white as ivory. This was probably the
remains of some wretched rebel, hunted to-
ward the valley, who had taken shelter
there unconscious of its character"
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A Poisoned VALLEY.

y singular discovery has lately been made
near Ratten, in Java, of poisoned valley.
STR. -tfv1zunttrr t1ouuon visited IL INST July,
and we extract paragraph from commu-
nication on the subject addressed by him to
the Royal Geographical Society:
''It is known by the name OF Guevo Up
as or Poisoned Valley; ami following path
which has been made for the purpose, the
party shortly reached it with couple of
dogs and fowls, for the purpose OF making
experiments. On arriving at the top OF the
mountain the party dismounted and scram-
bled up the side OF the hill, at distance OF
a mile, with the assistance of the branches
and projecting roots. When at a few yards
from the valley, strong EauScouS, suifocat-
ing smell was experienced; but on approach
ing the margin the inconvenience was nc
/ longer found. The valley is about half q
mile in circumference, Of an oval shape and
about thirty feet deep.
The bottom of it appeared to be fat, with
out any vegetation, and Il few large stone:
scattered here and there. Skeletons of hu
man being, tigers, bears, deer, and all sort
OF birds and wild animals lay about in pro
fusion. The ground on which they lay a
the bottom OF the valley appeared to be ;
hard sandy substance, and no vapor was per
ceived. The sides were covered with vege
tstion.
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SPEAKISG OUT IN DREAMs.-A correspond
ent OF the Richmond Dispdtch-a remark
ably good paper for its size, 10y the way
tells the following in 4 letter from one Of
the Springs:
An amusing incident occurred on the cars
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Road which
must be preserved in print. 1t is too good 20
be lost. AS the train entered the Big Tun-
mel, near this place, in accordance with the
usual custom famp was III. A servant
girl, accompanying her mistress, had sunk
into profound slumbcr, but just as the
lamp was lit she awoke, and, half asleep,
imagined herself in the Internal regions
Frantic with fright, she implored her Maker
to have mercy on her, remarking, at the
same time, "the devil has got me at last
Her mistress, setting on the seat in front of
the terrified negro, was deeply mortified,
and called upon her-"Mollie, don't make
such a noise; it is !, be not afraid" The
poor African Immediately exclaimed, ''0h,
missus, dat you? jest what 'spected; al
ways thought if eber got TO &c bad place,
| would see you dar.' These remarks were
uttered with such vehemence, that not a
word was lost, and the whole coach became
convulsed with laughter"
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Public Speakinr.

Judge Niblack and Judge HOvey, the op
posing candidates for Congress will addres:
their fellow-citizens at the following time:
and places, to-wit:
TanderJurgh County-Evansville, Tues.
day, August 3lst; Ingles' Station, Wednes.
day, September lst; at Longs, in the Bayou
Friday, October 9Th; Germantown, Satur.
day, October 9Th.
Gibson County-Princeton, Thursday
September I'd; Francisco, Friday, 3D.;
Owensyil.e, Saturday, 4th; PatOka, Mon
day. 9th.
Riaor reounty-Dickensburg Tuesday, Sep
tember 9TH; Vincennes Wednesday, Sth
Edwards Port Saturday, %; Bruceville,
Monday 81.
THE county-Hornbrooks, Tuesday, Sep
tember IA; Petersburgh, Wednesday, Is;
Crossroads, Thursday, l6.
Dauess co,Aty-Washingt Friday,
September Il; Alfordsville, Saturday, Is;
Raglesville, Thursday, %; Owl Prairie,
Friday, "a.
Martin eounty-Loogootee Monday, Sep
tember 30; Halberts Bluff, Tuesday 81 !;
Harrisonville, Thursday, %.
PCsey couRty-Mount Vernon, Monday,
October 4th; New Harmony, Tuesday. 9th;
Wadesville, Wednesday, G; Union church,
Thursday, 7th
Speaking &c commence at o'clock, P. "
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IS~ Why is it that the Washington
Unon docs not read Henry A. Wise out of
the Democratic party? 1t is all the time
engaged ostracising Douglas, with the fact
potent that Gov. Wise is quite as resOlutely
against the Kansas policy of the Admins
tration as Judge Douglas himself. The
Unions thunder, however, is reserved for
Northern men only. Col. Keitt may rave
at the President in choice Italian; the New
Orleans Deltd may encore, and Gov. Wise
may differ in the bOldest manner from the
policy of the Administrator, and yet the
Union is silent and satisfied; but wo upon
Douglas, HaSkin, Hickman, Broderick, and
McKibbin. They are Northern men, and
therefore, are expected to be obedient, or to
be excommunicatcd.
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49, E---~..-- J~".NtA"r r.-'FiIv--s7- s:~'','s
Inteilgeacer has the following remarks on
the evils of an elective judiciary 'The
evils of an elective judiciary are beginning
to be developed in various parts of the coun-
try, and are attracting attention as to the
best means of remedy. 1t is found that
notorious election bullies, rioters, and ballot
box suffers are rarely brought to justice
What is commonly known as straw bale
is taken, and criminals are shielded from
Justice, either by delays until the witnesses
disappear, or if their bail is forfeited moth
ing is ever collected. This manner of elect.
ing Judges by the people so effectually paral.
yses the arm Of justice, by the dread of of
tending active leaders. that crime goes un.
punished and the officers of the law art
/ scoffed at and defied.
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Senator Jones ON the stump for
Douglas.

Douglas.
Hon. j. c. Jones, the distinguished old
line Whig Senator of Tennessee, arrived at
Springfield, Illinois, on the 9Th inst, and
delivered very eloquent and forcible ad-
dress to an immense meeting, in support Of
Judge Douglas. The following extract is
from the sketch of his remarks in the Spring
field Register:
"While in the controversy between the
President and Mr. Douglas, he and they
might have no particular interest yet there
was one principle involved in the contro-
versy to which, as being one of the funda-
mental doctrines of the Old Wing party, they
should now show their preference 10y sustain
ing Mr.. Douglas; this was the freedom Of The
eteetiUs franchise from EtecuhUe control or
Interference. In this and the Capitalization
of power in the Federal Government our
fathers realized wGS The greatest danger 70 our
freedom. Nth millions qf mORey at has
commend, and HousdRds IF o1fce-hoiaers
holding theT places al hs pleasure, Pr6si-
dent, If he so desired, might so erert has potcer
as to sap tie rery yJomdattoHs Of this GorerR-
D'eHt and destroy the sovereignty cfthe States.
He did not charge Mr.. Buchanan with doing
this, but if he was attempting to interfere
in the elections by the use of Executive
power aud patronage, that course ought to
he rebuked by Wings and Democrats. He
thought that Mr. Douglas had done more,
and could still do more, TO advance the in
terests and prosperity Of the Stat Of Illinois
thar any other man-and he did not believe
that, by searching, another could bc found
who had the heart, the will, and the brains
to do 50 much for this State as Douglas.
He was for him because he knew the man,
had seen him tried, and had witnessed him
standing almost alone, nobly, manfully, and
pa,I;ctically defending the great principles
of the Constitution. lie had been with
Douglas in the contest in relation to the
kansaS-Ncbraska bill, and knew that he
was only governed by the most patriotic
motives
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w- Louis Napoleon has given orders f

hT~ Louis Napoleon has given orders for
the construction OF naval battering ram
a ship proof against the enemys guns, and
capable, from its immense mass and great
velocity, of running against and sinking
vessels selected for destruction. The idea is
from the Emperors own plans, and will, il
is expected, effect complete revolution in
naval tactics as understood and practiced al
present.
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Sl73,T92 Al
STEPHEN c. WHEELER, Sec'y.

SlbfHLN Z. W HkEEkk, sec Y.
Il WILLIAM STREET, }
New York, March, 1857.
AT the request of the President and BoaId of Di-
rectors OF the knickerbocker Life Insurance Com
pany, certify that the mode of computing present
vai'e of the Policies employed by the Secretary of
the Company is scientifically correct, and in ac-
cordance with the prescriptions of the charter.
also certify, that have compared the list of poll
cies furnished me by the President as on the books
OF the Company with valuation tables sufficiently to
test the accuracy of the results given by the Secre-
tary and find the values stated within TO be nu-
merlealy correct That is 10 say, the present val
uc of the future risk of the Office on all outstanding
policies, or the difference between the present value
of future premiums TO he paid them is Si3,967 10.
The total value Of policies, the holders of which
are entitled to dividends, is So, ,227 o.
And il the surplus is correctly stated at 312 II,
the difference between this and the present value Of
the future risk of the Company existing policies,
after deductng 10 per cent Of il for the relief fund
IL the proper amount for dividend to-wt: sci 6los7
The true principle Of dividend is to assign to each
policy holder who has insured On the mutual plan
share propOrtionod TO the present value his poll
cy, which j. the true value of his interest rs stock
holder of the Company. This share amounts TO 10
per cent of the present value uf the policy.
CHARLES W. HACkLEY.
February 18th, 1857.
As Agent for the above CompaEy, am prepared
10 issne Policies, on the most favorable terms PAM
phlets giving all desirable information, can be had
ON apliication. WM. 7. PACE.
Evansville, April 2ith, Is5S.-ly.
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Chr 9ailgg yaHrnal.
PUBLISHED
4. Y. CARLILE
f. n. TIIAYER.
JNO. H. McSEELY.
Under FIRM OF
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
TEs.ns OF sUR SCaEPTYo.1.


% .-.---- --. .--...-. ....-.-
By tie week (Tay able 10 Carriers 10
Tri-Ncckly ~
. Cluus Of Is or Inore......-............ 4 90
pg The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
ito their immediate business, in their lI.Ine;
. and all advertisements fer the benefit of other
persons, well as legal advertisements and advcr-
fscments Of auction sales and advertisements with
the name Of other persons, sent in by thcm, must
he paid for at the usual rates
no No report, resolutions or proceedings of any
corporation, society, association or public meeting
and 10 communication designed to call attention to
any matter Of limited Of individual interest can lie
inserted, UnlCsss paid for as an advertisement
10 Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
discontinued unless order that effect j. left at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than a
year, the price of the whole year will he charged.
na Legal advertisements hereafter, viii be pub
lished at the expense of the attorneys ordering and
not deiayablc for legal proceedings, but cOlectable
At cur usual time.
no Our terms for job Work and transient adver-
SisehcEts are CASH.
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Ea E.NDI'S LU.N'h E.s'nBE.nEN,:sT-

IL t1rneNs NJ IaW, NUttTIc~ Iubc anu ItaI I.S-
tate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law in the Courts of this State,
will attend the collection Of claims in any part of
the United States will buy and sell real estate in the
city Of Evansville, in NanierbUrgh and adjoining
and i'm the West generally, and will perform
anv other duties pertaining To Attorneys keSl
Estate Agents. Lots aud farms always for sale
German spoken 10y a member Of the firm.
r. Office on Third street. opposite tie Court
House, in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
yIrm of Lcckhart, Parrett * DENLY;
CHARLES LUNEENHEINER.
ocfl5-tlly
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yEv.sT GU.n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mt.

TEyK.fT GY.u uBELTE.N-6s!!.--Tore o reft;,a ut-
Il terry statements made in advertisement in
another column, about the "New York Betting
Cos Nrlcanized Rubber Betting and Packing, IL is
only necessary TO say that the editors OF thu SCI
kNlifIC AhEsiCAN, in a long and elaborate
ticle in their columns (which every reader of that
invaluable paper has seem recommends the New
York Betting Co.'S Betting above all others, and BY
way OF elincheT they state that they il all
their Presses and machinery.
This Company is wealthy, and am authorized 10
guarantee the articles made by them equal, If not
superior 20 other mike
The TAI ~ ss.e Of the New York Betting to our
largest machinists mills and factories 10 men who
judges and be dsceiyed) is sufficient evil
dence Of it's value. but the testimony OF the Scieu
tihc American can't be set aside by disparagiDg
comIe.itOr "St1 ced."
Just opening the eighth shipment IL me Of Belt
ing since summer, for saie at Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES ;. WELLS. New Store,
dec3 Opposite J. II. Maglse & Co.'S.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
srR-ITTO.N. LEIENI.

M STR-gTTO.s, LEBERE .f.NI,
eS sale stable. second between Eain aud Lo-
cust streets, Opposite the Old Presbyterian Church,
EyaHEyille.
The undersigned has large anil conTnodio55s
Brics stable with sheds for carriages, a1d - pre-
parld TO take horses by the day, week or month";
Ills customers may be sure of having their animals
well and carefully attended lie ref"rs - the
following gentlemen whose horses he has hail long
time undcT his charge.
lie has also number of good sui safe horses f.r
the saddle or harness, with "A number Ot new aud
comfortable bugsies, to hire orders for saddle
horses or buggies, will ~ panel ally attended t..
Eef,r TO G. g.. Keats, Gas office; G.. X. BCmenti
J. :. G,vit:, Ex-Shrrin; CyPrian Pr 'tVn.
orTi2-iy J. SIEATTON.
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II AGAIN.-ALLlS 4 How =, ForWtrdilg anu
Commissu., Merchants, RectiheTs of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky. Dealers in all kinds Of Produce,
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whistles, and For
eign and Domestic Liquors, SC, Water street, Sec
.ond door above Wins, Evansville, Ind
.lITSRY h. ALLIs. LENIs HoWES.
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~ ER.fTTIs N. R.-OFFEC Il .f.N.f)

III eEesidence in MIR. CDldweI's Buildings, on
Locust, near Second Street.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage given 70 him
last summer he has returned to Evansville will! the
dseign of becoming permanent citizen, and res
pectfuly offers his professional services in all dis
eases acute or chronic.
While Dr. u. regards the scientific of water ss
the FebrifGaum Magnum, he nevertheless all
the safe remedies both If TIE hloIaihc and Eclectic
Schools adjuncts, discarng all mi grious and
poisonous medicines.
lie would call the attention of the public to the
following
SPECIALITIEs
CAScFRE-Remoyed without the knife ard nerma-
BRONCHITIS AND CoSsUMPTioS-Treated Iy the
new system of inhalation Of mcdicated yapors, as-
sisted by valuable expectorant syrurs.
DISEASES or THE EYEs.-persons who have had
their eyes burnt with various kinds Of eaustics
ceiving little benefit, will find ii to their in
tere=t 10 change the,trcafment.
FEMALE DIsEAsEs-Will lie treated with remaTka-
bic success. Various new remedies will De used. as
the Magnetic Electric machine for nervous diseases,
&c, SC.
The subscriber has choice assortment Of pure
drugs aud medicines (Syincs and brandies for medi-
cal purposes oHly) and the most popular patent
medicines at retail. Persons calling for medicines,
aud paying for them in the Ofice may have medical
counsel without charge.
E1- Physicians prescriptions both Of the Alo-
pathic and Eclectic schools carefully prepared at all
hours. A. BEATTY, II. ID.
mNlf-ly
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.ER. =. ". GREg.N; ECLECTEC
~ q. CcEEAN'S' RE.5E ESg.FTE
81 "a md INIEII IGENCE nEEICE. Ne. NnrIh

Us and I'M Ill i.ltrtNtf. bf II T., Ne NVitIl
Third street, Evansville, Indiana The purchase and
sale of Real Estate collection "t Rents and payment
ufTaNes &c. promptly attended To. Persons i'm want
If any kind Of help or cmp yIprnt, can Ice inform
al Iy calling az tbs office. CHARGES EEAsoSABLE
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EyO8.1CC0.- FOXES CHOICE
II Brands, Va. and by. 7 baooo just recei:.S
and for sale By WHEELER 4 RGGA
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KHV.i.y.SV'FLLE P.SPER W.yRE.
-k/llouse.-We have now on hand, and offer on
liberal terms well assorted stock for printers ana
bookbindsrs, among which We name
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
A well g. colored Printing Paper; plain Csp and
Hose fat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and colored
Cards and Card Boards, which cen have cut to
any size; Post-ofice paper, Manila Wrapping,
Printers Ink, DC. We Also beg leave TO call the
attention Of dealers to Qss stock Of 25lo bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross of Bonnet BoerG.
The highest market price paid for Rags.
vi TEHEEY s0RENsog.
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FB-0ver CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE. ON
Water street, three doors from sIain Evansville.
Ird. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY
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vNs0EEER.S R.GGs. u.9oLE-

w sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails,
Window Glass, Glassware, &c. &c, No. II Main
treet, between First and Second, Evansyille IND.
T. r WHEELER. JAMES D. RIGGS
L
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W street. Evansville, Indiana. Wholesale Deal
ers in Groceries ard all kinds Of PrOduce, Nails,
Glass White Lime, cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead Iinseed Oil, &c. &c. Also. constantly ON
hand full stock Of sash, Panel Doors, &c, of all
-iZpS. ai-p
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
Ee p. ETHEL s. Co., Co.u.ufssIo.,

Ed p. ETHEL s. s0., CO.U.HFSSIe.s'
-&Ss AND FORWARDING MERCHASTS,
No. 90 Pyg,lris street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
(EstallisAcd 1prN, 1857
f. II. EE fAtiS.
REFERENCES:
Il. :. Howard, Evansville, Indiana; AiiS x Howe .
Ev-nsvilr indiana; A. II. Phelps son, New
buTgh, I,Idiu1 Minor s Hadc. Newhurgh, In
diana; II. ID. Ncwcomh 6 Brother. Louisville, Ken
tucsy H. :. Benedict x son, Louisville, Kentucky !:
Thomas DanfJrth. Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana; Il. Simpson n Go. !;
New Albany, Indiana; W. II. Cai.in, Henderson,
Kentucky: X. e.. Beverly, Henderson, Kentucky :;
James Montgomery, Preston Bro. Bank. Jefferson
vile, Indiana; Mcrrett Campbell AMI Co., St Louis,
Mn. jy3l-ly
ETrYEbR.s; GaE.5TNOUsE y Co.,
~ COMMISSION AND FOR AR DlN sc
MERCHANTS,
No. is Poydras street,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
GLEN wILKIN...w. L. GREATHUUsE...JUs. CITZINGER.
We give orr personal attention to the sale Of To-
lacco, Corn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork Bacon,
Lard. Sc. au-iI