Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 189, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 November 1855 — Page 2

ailg f mtral. ADD. H. BAJTOSas, EDITOB. CITY OF EVANSVILLE. WEDNESDAY MORNING:: Wiat's upl - Tho Old Lin leaders from various parts of tho State were gathering at Indianpolis last Monday. What's up? These rascals ought

to do waicutti- j nere is noi one oi laem uu i auu micuueu i wyuic uc. jä u wuiao putwho is a regular out and out demagogue, and sued leave me no other alternative than to dev- m a v,;. : mand, at your hand3, immediate satisfaction. hg or little as a demagogue according to his . M Mn Parrott( i3 authorized to ar. ability. INot one of these leaders but who nnze the preliminaries with any friend you

either has an office or is making last tracks after one. So it may well be assumed that this meeting of the leaders has something to do with office, or the means of obtaining office. It is our impression that these gentlemen aro - 4 about "cutting and drying" the work for the Democratic State Convention, to meet on the Eth of January so that the delegates of the party assembled in convention will have but little trouble making the nominations. The leaders will have all that fixed up for them. They will have the offices all divided out among themselves, and the convention will be merely an interesting formality necessary for Ugaliting the nominations. The poor devils of Delegates who go there may imagine that they are making the Democratic nominations but that is all delusion. The nominations for every State office from Governor down to Supreme Court Reporter, will have been made in advance of the Convention by the office holders and seekers who lead their Democratic brethren by the nose. It is fixed already by these leaders, that A. P. Willard is to be the Old Line anti-American candidate for Governor. We think it is also pretty well fixed that A. P. Hovey, of Posey, will be candidate for Lieuf, Governor. His friends will at least have that or a pretty free fight The only thing against his chances is tho terrible thrashing he got last year. There appear to be plenty of candidates, however, for every office. It is delightful on uch occasions to always find so many patriotic gentlemen willing to sacrifice themselves for their country. That some of them will be sacrificed is just about as certain as that they have opposing candidates backed by the American and Republicans. OrFrom all quarters we have jreceived complaints of the failure of our paper to arrive at its destination, and this at various times during the exciting times of the election. Our paper was regularly mailed mailed with the regularity of clock work. Memphis Eagle The same complaint exists with us. Is there a publisher in the West or South who lias not heard more complaints of the failure of his paper to reach his subscribers the last tew months than in the preceding five years together? Every paper is groaning in its subtcription list at the miserable condition of our postal arrangements. Never before did the country so suffer from mail failures and delin quencies, considering the increased facilities for the carriage of mails, as at the present time. Complaints are rising from every part of the . country. For no reason do we regard a change of the present administration as a prospective advantage, more than that such a change must rnl.1Cfl the ha&d of th PostnflfV rtanartment - i - - with a man in some degree capable of answering the demands of his position. lieutenant Governor. The Indianapolis Republican has been per- ' everingly engaged lately in manufacturing candidates for different offices. It has made, we think, some most signal failures, but has been successful in one case in Dronosinir a verv Dröper candidate for an important office. It tvrrmacta Tlfilfnn Crromr V.zn nf tri "avw A 1 , .... o, - ... ...... bany Tribune, as the Republican candidate for Lieut. Governor. We heartilr endorse this suggestion, and hope it may be "put through." Gregg ia the very man. We endorse, too, the following remarks from the Republican: As a candidate for Lieutenant Governor, we desire a man who is a good parliamentarian, and well versed in politics; a man of dignity and influence; one of energy and steadfastness of purpose a good campaigner acquainted with Locofoco tricks, and able to tilt against the unprincipled leaders of that party. We ranf a. man nf erneriencfi and Iartre aennaintance one whose name will carry terror into the ranks of the opposition. Have we such a man m our ranics t we nave; fliuion uregg, - of New Albany, is just the man for the position. He possesses all the aforesaid qualifica- . tions, and in addition, he is a man of unexceptionable moral character. If elected, he would stand in favorable contrast to the gentleman who now fills that exalted station. It is by the nomination of men of good character, high standing in the world, of morals and correct principles, that our party is to sustain her high position on the side of virtue. Let us put forward as candidates, men of acknowledged public and privato worth, and an appreciative people will reward us by their suffrages. - fjyThe Randolph J ournal gives an account of a brisk young gentleman of nineteen " or thereabouts, who lately hired a horse at Win chester, Randolph county, to go to Richmond. 1 At Richmond he soli the horse to Mr. Druly. j He then went to Lagro, v abash eounty, and i hired a second horse, and sold him at another , ' , - place. From there he went to Sidney. Ohio, and tried to hire a third horse, ia the same profitable speculation, but could'nt come it He then went to Piqua and made a fourth ef.: lirt, sueceided, teok the horse to Columbus and UMVU1UM uo ia uujijjg and selling yet Two of the horses have been recovered. This enterprising horse merchant calla himself Williams sometimes, and sometimea Jon. Ha, ia an nrf ß.. i:.. . o Y '"- wrj eTOi.

.. Tho Saaaat Duel. .- . - -,

Our correspondent has given ua a .Icetch of the action of Kansas Constitutional. Conven- ! tion, in arresting a duel between CoL lane and Mr. Lowry. A correspondent of an Eastern I paper gives the following particulars: " ' l '

Certain statements of Mr. Lowry, it p:NOY. 21. pears, camo to the ears of Mr. Lane, who im- - i mediately sent to him, through Mr.. Parrott, I of Leavenworth, the following unconditional

challenge: "Topeka, Oct. 29,1855. Sie: You have put in- circulation, - ia- this c;tyt false and slanderous stories, . calculated may select. Respectfully, J. II. LANE. G. P. Lowbt, present. -" To this note Mr. Lowry, through Dr.. Rob inson, of Lawrence, transmitted the following - eply Topeka, Oct. 29, 1855. Sie: I am nafc'iCwafe.vof having circulated, with reference to you, ah'y-Jfalse or slanderous stories" nor do I understand what, particular kind&f satisfaction you desire. ' m. . -. -. s ii -r. l i : Aly menu, l)r. unaries noomson, is, noweyer, prepared trf make all necessary arrangements lor 8ucn saiiBcuon as mav oo agrees -ujaju. With respect,, ÖLÜWRY. .: Hon. Jas. H. Läse. The seconds arranged a meeting of the parties at eight o'clock this morning. In consequence of the absence of surgeons, the encounter was postponed t 1 ,-leven o'clock, and again to one o'clock, when, by tl e interference of the committee, the affair was temporarily suspended. Dr. Robinson, on learning the action of the committee, refused to have any further connection with the affair. ' I am informed, by one of the gentleman en gaged in the affair, that the encounter is arranged for to-morrow morning. 05" The Muscatine (Iowa) Enquirer says that the railroad hands working on tho bluff at the foot of the city, are rolling out car load after car load of iron ore the genuine article tnd building up the grade with it. It lies in a huge mass near the surface of the bluff, and apparently in inexhaustible quantities. - ; f ' -. : curious suit has been instituted in Baltimore by $. man claiming the custody of the celebrated so-called bear-woman, ' Who.is entirely over grown with hair. One man claimed her as his wife. Two men one her husband abducted her from another party who held her by contract and who ; brings suit for her recovery. . . j. ':. 1 A Chimsey Hioiteb thas Bckkeb Hill Mojtument. At Preston, Eng., achimenyhas just been completed at the works of Messrs. John Hawkins and Low, which is 253 feet in height; its width at the foundation 34 feet; the weight of the stone cap is 31 tonsj aud 440,000 bricks have been used in building it OrThe Toledo Blade says that the canal broke away back of the city at midnight, on Sunday week, and poured out for a long time before it could be checked, driving the inhab itants out of their beds into the; ain. No very great damage was done. . t ; Smallpox. There is quite a panic in " Lawrcnceville.JJrunswick County, Va., and its vi cinity, on account of the smallpox, which has broken out about seven miles from the village. The Kaleidescope says there are supposed to be five hundred cases, and the people are being vaccinated in all directions. - , EbastC8jBbooks. The New York Times, a Republican journal, acknowledges that Mr. Brooks (re-elected Senator by ' 40,000 majority) is "a man of decided ability, an excellent debater, and diligent in his attention to the bu siness of tho office." ' : -' OCr-There are three newspapers in Nebras ka: the iNebraskian at "" Omaha, the ' Young America at Belevue, and the Nebraska City News at Nebraska City. This will do for less than ten thousand inhabitants. 07Horace Greeley offers a premium ' of $50 to the New York boy, under 18 years ! of aget who will produce the best acre of corn in . 1856, also, the same sum for the best acre of roots. ' ." " : 05"A new and fashionable drink, known as "Shanghai Bitters," ia becoming popular in St. Louis just now. ; It gives "tone to the debilitated system" -yes! ' - ' ; v A writer in the St ' Louis Republican says with some truth that Omaha city, the capital of Nebraska, is the best one year old town that ho ever iaw. - . , . ! -; ;;f Sap Accidsxt. The Decatur (Ind.) Press gives the following account of a Jijalaccidept near that place recently On Sunday eveninglast, while Mr, Jacob West, a very old man, was chopping wood in a iree-iup nnicu was lying oa a am siae, ana propped by a rail to keep it to its place, he got on the lower side of.the log. from wjiich it IIS.- H v .1 - . seems, no naa trimmeu online umDSirTind undertook to remove the rail. Mirthe act of re moving the rail he fell backward and the log rolled over him, about half way of his person mashing him horribly. , He lived but a hours afterward. He was . an old citizen of this .. , New YoKk, Nov. 17. fri. - TT TJT .1. e x: . r 1,0 luOB OI I mammoth telegraph company, which proposes to leaso the old lines or build new. ones go as . to bring under the control of one concern the wires leading from New York to every promi-E-business place in the Union. The coinpabusirieSs men, and will use Hu-he's electro magnetic pruiu: icxc-mpn, ior tne patent oi which they paid between $100,000 and $200,Tte company have also leased , all the ÄÄif!! - "f - " - V. ;.c"tc v? them tne nrst oi January. iew unes .west thom the first of January. Äew. lines ,West tnd South will be commenced in the BBrtoe - - - - " -

- - Additional Hews by the Baltic. .? ; : , : KXTRAÖTS FKOM THB ESGL18H PAPKR3. X The London Times on Mr. Buchanan. I From the London Time of Thursday, Nov. Ut.J Wnen"the"war in' the EasTbröke "out Ihere was no power from, whicht England . received assurances of support more" "hearty and more snontaneous than from the United States of

America. Even the Minister of the Union in this country testified to 'the cordial sympathy of the'Cabinet of Washington, and the nation over which it presides. He expressed an apprehension as to the duration of our alliance with France, and our ability,' alone and unaided, to resist the overwhelming might of Russia; but he desired U3 to be tinder no apprehension on that account, 'for that the United States were ' willing to make our quarrel their own, and aid U3 with thousands of stout hearts and brawny arms,- s n I r' -'f -We cannot blame our Ministers, that in their urgent need of men1 they sought to avail themselves of the resources of- the West' At the same time the government " gave most stringent orders that nothing should be done in tne enaeavor to ooiain recruits, to violate the municipal " laws of . the United States. However, it unhappily soon became too apparent that the American Minister and the British Government had alike mistaken the posi tion of our trans-atlantic brethren. , The 3rmpathies of the land of freedom were found, in a great measure, enlisted on the side of Russia. Orders were immediately dispatched to America to desist from all attempts to recruit, an! give no cause of annoyance to the susceptibility f the nation. ' ' '-' ' U i ; ! The American Goverment determined, how ever, not to neglect the opportunity of turning public feeling in the interest of the presidential election of 1856.- Their Minister at London was desired to demand a discontinue ance of all endeavors at recruiting in the Uni ted States. The British Government answered in the most conciliatory, tone that what was demanded had been already done, and ordered an explanation which proved highly satisfacto ry to the American .Minister, who could no( but rememler his own sanguine anticipations of a contrary Jeceling, ana so for a time the matter remained. . , The American Government was not so easily satisfied, and returned to the attack with a despatch, of which we will only permit our-, selves to say that it was ill calculated to re store good feeling between the two countries, and by no means a fitting acknowledgement of the readiness shown by our ministry to recall a, mistake into which they had: been so innocently led. To that despatch the British Government has rendered a temperate but dignified reply, and has seconded its diplomacy by strengthening its West India fleet with the ships which have arrived from the Baltic. In this position affairs now stand. .. ' "" From the Liverpool Timea oi Saturday, Not. tat. , The misunderstanding with', the United State3 is attracting . throughout ;the British Empire a degree of, interest equal to the war with Russia. - That our relations with the Cabinet of War are implicated is, we fear, a truth which cannot be denied, but the exact cause of the embroilment is not by any means clear. Yesterday a rumor prevailed here and in Loudon,, that the American Minister at the Court of St. James had either been recalle i or would leave for tho United States by the packet which sails this day. . . . - e happen to know through a private source that Buchanan had an interview with Lord Clarendon on Tuesday last, in the course of which his Lordship assured .the American Minister that the British ' government were informed on , unquestionable authority"" that ships were being built and fitted out in the ITnited States for the express purpose of mak ing a descent on Cuba or the British West In dies, and on other of the British possessions But the interview between the English foreign Minister and tho American Embassador was so friendly that the last named personage was to have dined with Lord Clarendon yesterday, (Friday.) 4 . , ! .. ; öince this friendly interview took place an article appeared in the London Times, which Mr. Buchanan may think is calculated to com promise him in the eyes of his own government and the American tblic, and he may have looked on the - statements which it con tained, as a breach of confidence. i Tjie article to which we " refer .must have been inspected by , some member of the gov-ernment-T-possibly by some member of the Cabinet, and therefore, without at. all endorsing the rumor to which we have referred, we can readily conceive Mr. Buchanan's annoyance at having his name mixed up -with a transaction so delicate as . the one point solely reierrea to in tne limes oi lnursuay. -i Xews from India. Extraordinär Rumors in Greece -Latest from the beat or war. - ,The East India mails arrived at. Marseilles on November 1st " ' ' Telegraph accounts from China are to September nth. , " :;r'S : Exchange had advanced at Shanghai and L an ton, but not to an . extent to . create any damage. . ' "' . -' " - i The exports of tea to Sept 15th were 18,000,000 against,, 21,000,000 up to Sept 20th last year. " -, .. - t The Timas' Paris correspondent gives the following from a .letter man, Athens, dated Uct. 21. ; ' The Count is tnumphant as well, as the Russian faction. - The patriotic party,, with Möns. iarrocunlato appears defeated, for after all their efforts they have made ; to disarm the coherts of the Queen . they find ; themselves driven from Office ' by mission intrigues, and the-,Western powers have received their'retirement with cold indifference. . While those changes were in course of operation a niinisr terlrom the United fetates has-come anion? fas! He circulated a thousand rumors all more or less extraordinary. The court re ceived him with marked attention, as the en voy of a government presumed to be friendly. The Emperor of Russia turned him to the best account, and causes it to be spread about ev erywhere, that Greece was soon to have a fleet of steamers supplied by the Americans. ,,TheU. S. war vessels , Congress and Saranac left Naples for Constantinople previous to Oct 23. On the 20th of Oct. the French ship of line Letagej encountered off Cadiz! a water spout, which in a ' few . moments swept away her three masts, two men were . killed and seventeen slightly wounded. " The following dispatch has been " raceived at Stl Petersburg: " 1 " ' ';. emys squadron oo Kinhurn has not chand; their steamers and floating batteriesare inthe Oczakoff roads, in the embauchere 5 the bay i """I"" " wmocr, Detween ötanisiaus tvnd Kibattopise, at the mouth, ef. -tho Dnei-' per - " l ';' tf . i.-r . . . 1 ..- "-. -' t-so . ' .:;&:

The enonjy is tctively engaged in taking soundings along the southern bank of the river. The number of troops landed on the side Kinburn has not been increased . according to the statement of those English prisoners who, having ventured on shore were made prison-, ers by the Cossacks in one of our detachments. A part of the enemy is still on board the vessels of the fleet. It amounts, including other troops disembarked, to about 15,000 men. i WastsRcssias ScaLps. The London Post, (Lord Palmers ton's organ,)' revives recollectionsof "England's" wars " with the "United States by suggesting the "employment of a force of American red-skins against the Russians: 1 The Pos remarks:', ' "' .Without introducing the practices of savages to the warfare on behalf of civilization, there ii no doubt we might'i nd most valuable irregular troops in the North . American- Indians, not as fighting but as ' scouts. The stealthy character of their own system of war would fit ihemadmirab'y, or the tak tf wa ching the

enemy, and not a movement could escape their vigilerxe. It is worthy of note that ot the tour preat actions which have taken place since our troops landed in the Crimea, two have par taken largely or the character of supnses, and very many of the disadvantages arising ' from want of preparation would have been ooviatea in both cases hal a body of led me i I prowling during the night in the valley of the lchernaya. . - , " C5" The Evansville Journal of last week says that the foreigners were tho' aggressors in the late Louisvilla riots.- That fellow will be in the Insane Asylum in less th&n two months. " j -c f . ; ; . ; lltusnville Jack. We doa't stand half the chance for that as does any man, who denies the above statement of going to the penitentiary in less than two months. . . , ' A Gbeat Legal Light, A writer in the Bunker Hill Aurora, speaking of James Gerrish, Esq., one of the Democratic cadidates for the Senate in Middlesex county, says: , "He is the man who made the writ , against a common earner for the loss of some goods, and said in it that the goods were to be safely carried, insured against all perils save the acts of God and the public enemy; but that said goods were lost, damaged, mutilated, hurt, in jured, damnified, burnt, deteriorated, and . an mhilated, not by any act of the enemy, nor by any act of the aforesaid uod,- ccc." : .f fir--:. ' - m ' r Falling of the Charlotte Elevator Destruction rf Property Loss $4.0,000. The new grain elevator of Charlotte, mouth of i the Oenesee, fell yesterday morning, destroj'ing large amount ofproperty, but happily involving no loss of life. Thu cause of this calamity was doubtless , defect in the method of construction and the great weight of grain stored in the building. - There - were about 62,347 bushels of wheat in the pins, a greater amount than had been there before at one time, al though its capacity was 100,000 bushels. ; 1 he southeast corner toward the river gave out first, after, which the whole buildings fell a mass of ruins,, a portion of which went into the river. . The wheat ran out in all directions, and probably 10,000 bushels fell into the wa ter, where it still lies.' Hoch. Union. SPECIAL NOTICES. OOXATION PAKTY. Ze Ladtat af the aangrafatiaa of tfca' Laasat .tract M. S. Cho eh. af whi- kika Boa. Mr. SaaiaU Paator.wtllaWa him a Doatioa Part at kia rmldtaat. aoraar af Second aad Ch.rr.tr.u.oa THURSDAY EVIiMNQ, the XJdiaatast, warh.jr aatdiall iaTita aU to di'pnaadte jaia than, aorl Kunlm For aU Bowel Diaeaaea. Cholera. Diarrhaa, D to a aaia. Platuleae. Oeaatipatian. aad eeaoral d bilitr. wakaawaf nothing bettor than Dr. UOMTKTTKa'S celebrated Stomach Bittera.. Oaa wine alaaa. taken three t mea oaeh day. eetere meal. , will be a euro eare tor all the abere diaeaaee, will remere all baarincM from the .temaoh. kaupyon irea irom aeauTeacaa, aasiat aigc.tion.glTe agaoa appoltvand impart a healthy eaate the whola mun. Erery fmi. ly should keep tha. a B tteri an hand daring the cummer eea' on aa a family medicine. For aala hy all prineipel l ergUt and dealer, g.narally. WOOLSET & 8AWyhR. 0T10 dim ' HALLOCU Ac 8T0OOAB0. I5DEPESDEHCE COriVCII, IVO. 8, Meet, at 7 e'oloek P. M.,at their IfaU en Water .treat, e Ter the Telegraph Ufflee. ea the brat aad third Saturdayeof ach monia. ottueew iE W ADVERTISEMENTS. FIREMAN'S BALL, FOR TUB BENEFIT OF THB - URION I IHE COMPANY NO. 2, AT RWE 4- KRAMER'S BREWERY, On December 26th. GRAIfD BALL will be girea aaabora the erening after ta. uan.tmaa. ine uaiaa rire Company in'tte their irieau ana toe pumic te at prcaent on tne arcaaion. GBO. NOLPLIN. ' ! .---- M MILHtl'SBV. ' - - -' VICTOK BISCH. ' JOSKPH RKiTZ. PHILIP RACSH. WM KKirz. HENRf BOLZKdrKK. E neHtf it , s . . - .. n,, . - Iireeora PPI.K8. SO ba.hele Green Apple, mellow Vaadiren m Potingera, ate., in atare and for eale by ao'2l : 4. ii havhh, nam atreat. WAKDECLIHED! AUAIKST UOrSK ttl'll.l ANU STUÜL PKNS! Yha .rent for ETa?TÜI. hmm iiet reeciTrd a lot ef COPPER aad ERRODIITM PBSS. whiea. for their aiieriaritv. e-hoftAviM. mmm rfnr.k,liv . . eel anything at inaanted. The patent le aaly aery reeently i-an eo. ana theee are nine ml tha brat Pan... They write beantifullr. lart much lika Oald Pn. n.ll ui...ui.. ih mat - .botzI - . T. UÜADEN'S Grooarr. HIOKE (NEW 8 FOIl THE LADIES. JrST reeeiTed direct fram tha Eaaten additional rapply af Winter Geoda. to which we iaTita the Lediee to giro aa trcqarnteaila. ae we Intend to "-ell cheaper thea the ehrapeat. e wo'tld call particular attea'ion te oaratoek ef Woolen Plaida. French and Ra-tluh Merinoa. Caehmero. De Lai nr. Orera flannel.. Kmrroidetien. ruhnan KAbu new). Kid Oloee.. Waol Hone ef all enlora. aad a most badatiful lefof Lad ca' Collaia. Chemiatea. SIsttmi. ate., efe.; all at which will be .old at th. meet rarfne-eJir cm ft-" call. call.. noc2l KOSZR BROTHER t FRffi EJRlXTKRS' STOCK. äV - S ream F lat Cap: at do Plain Poet; - . 40 do Plain Cap: , . 10 do - Colored Paner: "' ' aoObnadlea Printing Paper ef the fo'lowlar eicce: ' aox'ig. Ma. 12 23133 lliTv-V 21 TT V,t7 ot.utALSO 20.000 Enrelopea. For aale b noTii itaaiil at SOStSSOJ. aOODKIejH. 20 drama i act received aad fa' a.f- kr V nov2i TBNNEY t SoBENSON. BROOMS. SO doxen. naaartc4 qnHt'ea. jnrt receired b aovil: , . TENNEYa.SQRE.V30N.. ff KITHKR A roaaigament af UpperrKip aad Cellar mm t. Lcithcr, for rale by BOT2I TENNEY At SORENSON. Fr RCITTR I-EM.Jaat reeeiTed from SpringCeld. Ohio, a lot af Peach Treec eontatnina 104 Tnri'etiec. beat kinifeforaalaby - noai OBAN'Tk CARHtiN.: SPECIAL ItOTICE. PROFESSOR y. r. THOMPSON hare te any te tbeeitlxeaa of ETaasville and all ethers eoaeerned that ha k.. k. only recipe ia tho city for mahiag tha "iKNLI.NK Cook s Hilt Toxic. Air. there arc a aa-c counterfeit ami. nritk.at a knowledge af the ingredicat coataiaed in the genniae. He oaa .-. ootuee now bm aaaa lor aaie. . . - " wRerrioeitiinawh'haTeaeedit.' . -- . i j gfoTThe above Tonic earr be hai af Keller. Famsley k Co' Hailock b Stoddard, and Woolaey A Hawyar. aavji) ii ... - - FAUmEUS HOTEL, j" i - COKSKK Of lURI A9B WÄhUVt ITaXCTS, , - EViJMVHt. IND. i THE abaea named hotel haa baen recently; refitted, and ia . new ready tor tha aeeoomodatioa jf citbtr rcatilnror traeaicat aaotona Tha roe aaa are atey aad plena ant. aad tha tVAGO YAKD. IbaTejoetaddeatotbeHcMlalnrrannd dry Wagon Yaad. ta whieh I incite tkeaMewi,.,! aaySendk ta i".' a"tr7- Er? W bayard, tbeir mfo taoie leaappaioa wito ta eew tea nartK aaaiea. iT.tb" Tnn ' .??ad ealetr at their artla.madeinte.. - at", a. WOEBT.T.f i nopnetaf. I T .'IM

. JAR. V. HALLES,

FOB W ASDIXÖ, C0KHI8II0S AID ; TRODVCE BROKER, OFFICE IKDHU T1IK CITY HOTEL, i EVlSSrrtLK. ISD. -Th blrhMt iriM ia cam paid ftrall Uaaa of Orala. M-llnay daac4 oaaaiiimBMau. -a- - -ajotM la PBIMTS. um aaw tt1 Faaey Prl", aa aad for Ml hj - JAKKS L JW OO.. aorio aw 411 If aia rt. Laaimlla. : Prist j nlrti tkit sr. ' rlUHAMIi.-nm Wl.ta aa4 arhita OiagKmai rmln ai th itj a for aala a a James low co. WK I. tHftfi.f aMaPaniaa DLaiaal.aMrta4 aalen. Mm mair.d thta daj aad Urtil kr JAMES LOW CO. SCXDBtKS.15U doioa Ova Saipaaia; t 3to lb urcw w aaiokoaa; lae i run But Laea; ' 1 do ). d U0 daaaa Italiaa Black Silk Crarata, aat'4oalitiat; 2 Puis. No. S. 5. . T: Raaaivad toia day aad far aala 1 1 ' . aov JO , - nei mw ar vv. OTKKt'OATIXU. lOaicara Rlaaad B.aT.rCHta; . 10 da ptaia blue da; Raaairad tbia da aad for aala ay aa JAMES LOW If 00. PATK.T TURK D. 500 Iba Patcat Thread, aaaartad aambara, faaal tbia day aad far aala hy . , , ; - - - tau LU x u., . aar20 daw 18 Maia atreat. LaaiaTilla. Ky. Sl'AOniHg Jbaite Piaa ApplaChaaaa, ' ' . ; doaaa Tay Borkata, - - . - . , 1 doaaa Trya. . . BMta Whiu Wait Tata, ii dinaa Cloth. Uamnara. lva reaairad pat hiiimi St. Clair at , erat umr a r.nlj rowvrj . SCA1.K3 1 pair Platform Seal, far aala at a.o.20 CouK'a Family Oraaary. ' APPEAL TO THE Lxtilt.H OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY. '( -i-. Particular Attraction. WE are praparad ta .haw ta oar aameroaa ea.tem.rt aad ii row m aatinlT aaw .toek af Wiatar Gaaia. euaairtiaa of tha richett rariata and tha mo.t bcaatiialawortteatef aaahaooaa adapted ta thaaaaaae All theee beada a a 4 AS I am abeat leariaf my Dwelling Heaae. it ViiT now far rent to a good taaaat. It ia aeomlertahle 'lkF twe-atar Bitsk. aa Firat.craet. next te tae eeraer i'Aia ol Diiuiaa. Apply en tue premiwa. noelS tf CUAS. HAKRINOTOy. MbBvE POWKRS AND THRE8HKR8. Jnatre.iri EmrT'a Two barae Pawaraaad Threehere; alia tha P.na.ylaaaia 4-horee Pawara aad Thnahera: Emary Circular Saee. which an adaptee te .awing Card Weed or ftr ihoo purpeati; alia I which wa axe eellinr at maaafacturara prictl. navav w waa.a COR CRUSH KRg The K.ntaeky Cm Cra.h.r" ia tha beat aad eheaixet aaw in a.a. Wa are efferiag them tor tele. GRANT 0AKSO3. AX'tRDKONf AD FIA'TIN AS -A aplaadi atartoaii of Aceordeaaaad Flaiiaaa.ef the beat t'reacb aad German make, for aala eheap by , ; ja. aiBbaun. noTlT ' ' Pirat atret. eppoalte faW-.fla.. OKlbla -1W Iba hailed Baakwkaat Plaur; t 500 do Now Leaf Lard: ' ' 500 do Pickled Park " Jaat reeeircd par .team r 0. Bealer at aevu iuuil'b ramuT ajraaary. HOKKY, IIOKKY. 200 Iba ehoioe Straia.d Benay juftraeeirad at novl7 ". " COOK'S Family Greeary. IAKK 8 ALT. 73 brla extra Lake Salt raeeiaed par 4 canal tbia day, aud far aala at t a loweat market price at BOTI7 vvua'a tamuy grocery . F Floor. 10 dax. Ohiakaaa, fLOVR. dkC-TSaack.S JL : J, ol7 COOCS Family Greoery. - dPAKNELTOlV IIRRTIG 100 balei Caaaalian fibeating rat jirad tbi. day aa.i for rale hy JXU Li UVV T Vf.. aor7 4 tj. til Main .treat. Loni.ailla. ly. BKRR THIMMISU A fall aaearim'nt af Da aga Trimming reeaire4 tbia day aad for ul by noTl7 daw AHM L.UVV a OO. tW F. FLOrR ISaaeka Cwaal MiUS F. Fl.ar. ' 3a) . 2' do PaMyeitle do. 10 de de FiueFlear. Warranted coed, aad far aala by nel7 , J. W. S. TICKKRT. A8RKT8. ' nwte aarwd Market Baakau, jav ; e oaian anaaraa ea Co, 1 do Clothea Baakata; for a. I at VICKKRT'S. UrOOBKM U'ARK.ne.ia plain Pia Tuba, f neita Baekeye Bowla, , 1 da do Cadardo. adaa. Carla Maria de. 5 do painted de. 4 n'taerem-b'4Ce ar Bank.ta . X oosaa v, aah board.. 1 daa. iron de de do, 4 do Meal Sifter.. 5 rfe eommcn . do. With a lot af Wall Rucket. Milk Paila. ml Baakata Urn. dar aad Piaa Clmrae, Set. of Meeearte. Clothee Pine. Knife " einng nm.m, ni.n Btramare, ate., eto. for aala at renannahle ratea by ' ' noel7 J. W. k 8. VlCriRT RKCEIVBO FROM KKW YORK 1 biUS. 8 Alm mir. - x da EpMmSalt. 1 eaaea Uritiah Luaters for aala by ' ' - - I O. HKIMAlfw. neat? . KIVKD FROM f'lKCIJK.f ATI " u eoxoa star canaiea. 4 Drla Pearl Barley. hrla je ilonr; for aale by elT I. D. BEIMAMM. BL'CKWHEAT FLOLR.-Beaaircd direct from P.anaylTaaia: 40 baga etr Baekwhaat Flonr. SO Iba each; 25 - da da da, do; f.r.al.by eel7 , I. S, D. RKIMAMK. CAXDI.E4. ReeeiTed par Rainbow: 1.1 boxa Star Caadlra. S'a; 14 hf bexea Star Caadlae. ('a 13 or do - da 4'aj .for aale br OTI7 ' I. dt D. RETMANX. HUKli FKItD. W. haraaaapply ef Hay. Cora aad Oata an hand, aad far aala by 17 GRANT 4 OABSOK. fORS 8HtCi.l.KR have en band aad far aala m cheap er-ae.h. all tba aeat pattern, el Cora Shellera. wtiiti er vK.nii?!. NEV AH1IIVAL OF CLOTII1M. JUST RECEIVKD. per atamar C. Bealer. aeamplete aaeartmaataf Men'a aad Beya' Clothiag. Furni.hiagUooda, Hate and Capa. aad ia thor;.erything beloagiag te a geatlmaa'a dreaa and eemfert. which will ha aald wholesale ar retail cheaper than ever, at tha Waatara Star, ander the Pariliaa Hotel. - : Clothing made with aaataaat aad diapateh . noTltf A. LOBEXST1NR. nonius iniELscii, : FIRST STREET. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, . Evaniville, Ind., . . ALWAYS keep ea hand a dee acaortmeat ef rarfamerle ef the boat maaafaetarar.; alao, t t t - Tilet Article, Stationery.' Embroiderine Material.. Plated J ewelra. ' ' Artieta' Cnlora CaaTaaa, ate. Oil Painting aad Eagraringa, mi. eniaiag. Toy, .te. noTla fTM. ARS. Imported Harana Cigar ef the beet brand. at - hi , MfELSOH'B. Firat atrcot. oppo.ite Poet eflice. fJOYS. At!. J act reoeired a great rariety ef Toy aad A Fancy toood hy noTlS M. M1E LSCB. - PEIIFCMIIRIUH. Pomade, ia pete, jar and atieta: Hair Toh?ta ae Eaade Laatrale. Beara' Oil. Roea Oil. Maeaeaar O 1. Bandoline Curlina Flaid. Hair ßloaa. - tShampoainc Water, Toilet do, Florida do. Ran da Colatrae, LdtTenar W .ter. V erheaa, Eaa Ditibc da Vamet for rendering the akin oft and fair, na well a impartir t a delicate re peat baa to tha eamplcxioa. Extreetefor the Handkerchief, "ii ana eta re; roeta rewaera aae loota facte: Treasure of the Month and Aromatic Viaegair; Toilet and Infant Powder; aad all the ether article ia the liae of Toilet aae. reraaiaty, . . . M. aflELBCil. aoTie Ftnt atrect. appecita Peet-effioe. U7 RITI.VIJ PAPER. 100 ream Letterand Feeleeap. aaeorted. qaalitica, for sale by noTro . K. mLBgKT ml till. CHKK1K. JS boxe choice just reeeiTed and for sale by nTi4 - 8. K. GILBERT A CO. 'OBACCO. 10 boxes choice Tlrgtnia Tobacco; JL 1 box Fsaoy Twin: . . 1 keg Pan oat . Tohaeco. eom'thiag aiew aad extra, at norl COOK S Famify Grocery. 1JOCI.TRY A!n KGG8 " l.t doten Chickens, 100 doten Frssu Eygc, "' ajTurk-yi. just received at eels - 'JILl'll COOK'S Family Greeary. IPArTl.t U.IS bale N BOVIS . 1 Cotton Bsttiac at Dün a ramny roecry TICK l.9 4 and for sale by bciW hoary Tiekinra receired thia dar JAMES LOW A r.n ' BOT16 daw 41 Main street. Louisville, ky. gfOLLArfr A KU til FKVKH. S . C3V Jaconet Collars, new ityle; ISO naif UadersleeTos: ReeeiTed this day and for sale by nee 14 JAMES LOW CO. nB BKfaKo. a eaac 0 Begas reeeiTed this day aad far i ala te ...II l.Ul.' I.. ..' n n j ----- - i" . -. e awV i; 'tlltl ttfä v t9 lOeartaaeitk Velvet Ribboao. aaverted width: to gross jet oattana; raeetTee thtt day tree this dar aad tor sale br JA KS l.fiuv a on norl daw 41S Main street. L nisrill. Ky. : I IH AM BEE WOI1KS H FJIOVED. ' ' r 1 1 II K BdersixBed woaid rosneetrnllT lf.f eh. v.l.--1 weai respectfully iaferm the A that he haa remored hi Marble Work t First atraat oTce nis arm Marts t First s;rst, between Vine and Stoamore. nearly eppoaita Apollo Hall, bare alee just reeeiTed a larre lat of line Marbla. whien 1 - 1)1 Bell St the lowest arieo. I haaa ha4 aut aaaaa ai j n practical warkman, aad aillgiTe n- porsaaal attcat ea ta erarr Dieee ef werk . All binde af stark nn.k,ui.i .r. the 'ateat style, nach as hieaumarts. Tomb. Head aad Foae :Btona aad Marble WoTkgererally. aad at prieee whih will aaaaa iv aa wa latoTcatov sirwiia are waatiag anything r line af btrsiaeae to aira aae a salt. ia mr ' o a i -Partiemlnr aacinioB will be siren to order, scat fre 1 di.lanaa. TlMvevIernotTBafuaea n.TTd.?Id "nrl,l,VLn.. in T-eib Stones ia'tkenfsatoraa,noelS tf JOHN RTDR. ' tlHt "I lyt RooTsd aa ,an Fresh Prmae lheseb. eale by . aeat I s) D. BI1VAAM.

baTisn oaea pumoa n aaeniKiaa ay r . j, Jt Bwaiaaaa WM. A. DCXM aad WM livi.ua and araaaahled to olter them ataaaaaally lawpriaea. bera aar that wa iataad te da aa.oad work ut mm mm r. J..", Oar ... ..d ale.h " girX ahl. V.,"i. th. .hy-'w. T.tV.d "-5 lm,aabla aad 4ei-aMo ia the liaeef Dry faeeea aa UletB- v,.a ii,.. ...tctt ia warkaauti. u4 uurii " " ,L ia, To. ax. r-p..U.lly aalWw; u. .all aad aa.m,.. tbae. .rtTiT,.! tV,a 4 C.aer.M JaVlleii aSeett e whe wiah aalhia( la aer it.e ef ha.iam. a.U.lr.ia "" : Caraar Fira aad Maia Hraata. o,ly toa.t year mea.y far what w deJ bat exeeatiaet DWELLING HOUSE FOR KENT. reap eee Jory alee. rH HEN AT SCftfcf i

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10 aaddiea iaiparial Tea It .k: IS da da 10 . t Caap'vdar, 11 da da da aa da. di da: d.; ia ae aa . ! da Teeai ia Haaa. II da ' II da Far aale at radaaad priaaa j pUlaT.- u Raailtaa dwiUe Parpla Priaa. Ja. o aa ontta ea a , . a. KaaaW- tbi dar aad far aaia f T,5 4. Jims tow a. m AM MM I C aaaaa klaab raaar Camtri.. V da de de. aae'td Um. B'aalaad hie day aad lar aala Vy ! JAMBS IOW I CO. ff KAL 8 irRS.-.0 1 la.h.l Baamlaaa SaakaraeelTe i A this day aad far alt at tha law rriaa hy aaei -jam KS LOW A- CO.. tit Mala at. twl'.UillK8. SOO pair lOx'.l Liaae TaVU CT.th.. 3 a . 9 aaaa.K) ydaC.au- kaoalllaraad. . : : 4 ! aa alra 'aafrta. I f. J ' rM aaait4 Mtai Vaat BatUae. Beaeia.t thia day aad lar aala hy . JE."a LOW A ajm. rKI.VKT.- p'eaee Weak Ta'-Vy V.laat raraiaad tkt1 W .dmyaadf.r.alhy tvaail JAMK t.oV A CO. WATIAKT. taaaa tlx aad Irawa alekaad Satiaata. 9 S da Oxfaad mix.d da. J oat rraairad aad far aala hy JAMK. LOW CO. BR.MMg. 5taa Blaa Deaiaa raaaiTa4thUday aad far ' hy - JAMaSd LOW M CO.. .- " daw UM! atrett. L.ai.T lie. Xf. 500,00(0 Jaa0.: 1 ' , , .T MOOTH Prreewiva Caya. iiuaiaa; rat ra-iT. ay KKMCT dl BOKKOW. ' - NOTICE. . A. G. ADLKBSBKRG. , . WILLIAM XRVtt, i Lamaaaa City Surrayar. . Ciail ka(iaaer.' T'HK aad.r.ia.4 h.T. joint, lata Paxta.rakip ia the! aarreieraad Ciail Kagiaaar Baaiaaaa. aad eelleit the patraaare af tha pnblie. All .rear. i.rSurT.,i.f. Laa.nia. ata. wHl la pawdttially attaad.d ta aad f-remptly xeaa'.4. Mapa. Maa. Vi.wi. trtiwiuf. au.. MaU U ard.r witk' aaaucM aad diapatth. a.Tlt-Sm ' ADLKR8DBUQA KBMP. COPAKTNMtSIIIP NOTICE. . - . - . KIECIlAillCM WORKS, . . FOUNDRY AND : MACHINE ; SHOP OFFICE ON CORNER OF FIRST AND DIVISION ITS. . KVAN8YILLB. IJVD. EEHST SCHBIBEB CO., MANUFACTURERS ef Steam Kagiaea. Fire Raglaaa. Urdraalia Pr-aaea. Tebacsa ei.wa 4 Pnu a. Mill and tiriat Mill Maehiaery. Baildiag Oaatiage. Hemepewer .araeaera. vorn sa.n.n. bar ä,oatles. t,ard rniin. Railroad Werk. Steamboat Repair, dene. ale. Oaatiage ef every deeeriptiaa made ta ereer at abort aatfea. Steam Beilera. Lard Taaka. aad nil tha laturaa haiaaaiaa thcrete. .. .. . - . " Brace Caatinga ef all kiada made ta trder. All wrk in thia eatahliabment warranted. t-ENRT SCHRIBBS. ' wm a. 1)i:n, ! MM. tiTi.uk. . noTl Preprletere. II RAT a tl HD looti taary Oaaabarg. IV ha.bel; S Granite Seamleaa. i do: a. ' - ' inn) Lieht. 3 bu.hel. .aiabl. far Oat.: ' A lac J0.000 2a biuhal Uaany Baaaj .real. It GEO. FOSTER CO". ÄBUMROY 8AI.T.-IW0 bbU Salt at tka rirar, rail load, de pat aad canal, far aala by nana GEO. FOSTER A CO. TVKW MOLA88E8. ReeeiTed aar Fabbt Ballia. tka. a.m nretcf tbaaeaaon. Far aala by GEO. FOSTER ft CO. W HITR LIMB- 3 JO brla fre.h reeeircd par lat-beak, mW a.TH GEO. FOSTKR CO. COFFKB. 40 baga prima, per Empire, for aala by aell GEO. FOSTER i 00. - rAIHBAK 8CAI.EÜ. ' A tMrOan ST Apr OA ED OF WEinnTS. 'elaimiag the attentian ef every iadiTideal la tha IVBHUI I J . A correct Scale if a js.t arbitar between bnyenr aad a Her. aad it ia ef the ainMtiauraiaa that an immanent ae aaiTereally called apea ta 4tai4. aaoatwaa ef great raiaa ia the daily aad bearly traaeaetioaa ef taaiaeaa. ehaald be ef aarh rliability and exaetaeee aa to accare the cenüdeaee af all thaae whe Bay be elected by the reenliC indicated. The iarentioa of theae Seal... aad tha impreTam.ate tbab, hare bean from time to time adaptee, arc the rrealt af maay year, eloae abaerration aad praetiral axfierieaee: aad the' maan factor. r have new breaghttbrm ta euch a degree f aa-' curacy toai inoy may aeiciy ae reii.a apon In OTerr tranaaetion Wy weight. Their eaa.traetiea ia apaa the meateerreev mathematical prineiplea; all def rate aa eommvnly met with' in eempaand balaacea ha.e been eaereame by praaatcal chill'ahd faithful woremaaehip; aad hence their eparatien i. aeileaia. aad ia ovary aaaa aacrrincly carrcct. The repataiiaa which theee Scale bare eeqalred baa tees ef weadr growth from the commone tat the preaoat time,.aa4 ia bac4apea tha prineip! adapted by the manafaeaarare, aad a.eer daeiatcd fraaa. af allawiag nana bat perfect 1 weighing machine, toga forth from their ectahliehmeat. By a .tri et adherence te tbie principle the oea(4oaae-f aba ' pHie in tho eeearaoy af tfaoe Weighing Vachinea ha ataevlily iaer.aacd. aad with it the damaad. aalit. frem .mail hegiaaiaga, their maaafactnre haTiag annaally adTaaeed. amaeated deriag tha year 1X4 ta nearly half a million ef dellere HVU.KUVt M I'tlUROHlLL. naTlS-dawlnt. Agent far raaarlll. BUEASTaPIN FOUND.. , : LARGE BREAST-PIN waefeaad laat landay. en Third) 1 i. m. atrcet. to owaar can aar. it ay aaJilag here and aarg ' r aa.artiaegira..' - , . , aeTia-a. BOOTS Alf SHOES . ' GREAT IXOkEASE IN THE MAMMOTH dTOOK, AN V Lo!, Still They Come!! ' - OrSctaek ef Boot and Shece ia new eemplete. ambro- . eine ererr Tarietr af men'a aad bora', teethe' ai ' childrea' beaTT and light warb: wamea'ad mlmae' eearae ae see Boou. uuaaia. Tioa aaa aiippere. Wade te ear own ereer aad warranted to wear well. - Our atoerk le deahie Iba ii af aay ether in the city. We hare direct eeaaectioa with the largeetaad baetmaaafaeteriee in New England. Unv . on ite tint and attention i girea te th archaec aad aale ef ' GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES; . .. ... Aad giving thia ane breach of merehaadiaing ear eatlrc at-' tcntion. we haTa a decided edTeatage arer thoae wheee lime ia occupied ia making ap aaeortraenta at Gen karrel. Saaee Pane. Fiah heoke, Sauaute. Rat TrP. aad CerJarar imace-ible-to-moTe-aboit-withoat-aMt. Bay your Boot aad Shoaaaf Boot aad Sbee dealer, year Notion ef Notion Honeoe. aad Pry Goad frem Pry Gaedg Haue. A city i place for ronatry .tore. . , HENDRICKS McXEA. a.Tia . - - - Fat iroei. Peetor Bleek. 4L? ALT. AC 300 brla Pamrer Salt t3 40 halee Gnnaiea. extra e.aality: Floar ia barrcla and aarka; i.r al by JOHN Bl'KTIH. ' - ' - - Water (treat, abere Maim. aerlt COSMOPOLITAN - AST AS SjOCI ATION! ".. ' SClial ..Tdral Fa '". '.V'.jU ARRANGEMENTS far the Second Anneal Collection ef -ibis now and popular laatitatiea for the dixt.ien ef . Liiteratare aau a rt aara aaaa aaaaa en tae aot ' xuaaire aoala. Among tka work already engaged I th far-faaitd , . , "GENOA CRUCIFIX," ' which argiaally coat Ten Thonsaad Dallar. . s f In forming the new Collection, the difaeiem ef Werk ef AMgnicaa Aar, aad the eaceoragenront er Amerieaa geaina, hare not been OTerleoked. Comsr.isaiona hare baan i.aaed ta 4 maay of the Atostdi.tiagBiaked American Artiste, whe will contribute come af their finest prodaetiona. Ameagtham are three Marble Bu.u, executed by the greatest litiagiealpter, hliaaai Powiku: . JKORGK WA8HIiCJTO.T, ' The Father of his Cenatry, BEt'JAMIii PRAKRLl.Y.' - - r - The Philoaapher; i- - , DAMKL WKBSTKH, '.. V," . " " . The tatesman. 4 ' . - - ' . .a - - A cpeelal agent has Tiaited Earepe, aad made earafal and jadielaasiieleeticnaef ioreign worka af Art. beta in Bronte and MarMe. Statuary aad Choice Paiatinaa. Tha whole formiaga large and valuable eelloetiea ef Palat-' Mft add Statuary, ta ha distributed raxx among the Kameen el the Association for the Seeoad Year. TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP: 1 Th payment ef three dollar eonatiinteeaay en am.mba f thi Asaoeiatiott, sadeatitle hi", ta either cae r thefollowing Magasinee fof eac year, aad alse a tick, in the distrbVnelaa af tha HtatnnrT and Paintinae - ' The Literature iasoed to nbscribers consist f the follow--, ing Monthly Magaiines: Harpor'a. Pataam'a. Kaiekorboekor, -Biaskwaod'a, Graham'. Uodcy' Lady'a Beek, and lianashold Words. Little' Liriag Age (weakly), aae year, aad two tick. for t. FereoBstaklagneememberabipeare entitled to any dd of .- . the Magasiaea loreneyear, aad e xix Ticxar ia the distributien. -j Tho not ereeecddried from tha rale af membanhlce arer'. derated te the purchase et Warka ef Art far th caaaiag ' rear. - - - - Aa 4kBJffS Seen rr . . . . . . . . .. " ay ncaomtag a momicr ai tnia Acaaeiatson are - - i l.t jt 11 peroeae reeeiTo inert-t.l TAi-l a oeTMBia nrapvanr -! Tiaa XTTBX STxnT, ia the ahape ef sterling Magaaiae Liter- ' atare. ad. Each member iaeeatribatlnett wards pareheaiaaohaiec. arkeef Art. wbieh are so he ditribned among thenaelTe( ' t'y. dtsbarsiag thonaaa4s of cellar through itsagcaey. Per-ons in aKMim.sa rtxr.t Cor membership will pleaee" fire thei roT-firic U1D1111 m rcu, staling the msath r f they wish tha M.gasire to eeamence, aad bare tha letter reentered, at lue f st-omco to rroeeat lass: aa tne raeevpter ih P.t-amce te rroeeat leas: aa tae receipt ef arateaf m.mkenhip, together with tho Msg.siae ahieh aaeni&ea desired, will be forward ad te aay part ef tbeeaaet erry. will e Those whs Burehasa alacaiiaes at aeak atarss whe narchase äiscaiiacs I that, hyjeiai g this Aesocistioa. zik na vitiE Ticket lit TBK A that, by ieiai g this Aasocisttaa. tuet bxcf.it tux nisi. , xisc aaa vbxk Ticket ! tbk Aiocat. BiaraixiTiox, all at theeame price they now pay for the Magaaiae aloas. . BaautifraVr rtToanated Oatalogaea. giimg full 4eacrlprena. sent rxrstye rrlieaarftn. . For meaihsrkh'ip. i4r ' " Far meaibsrkh'ip. t4rVv . ..v-l dSElPf. dctsary 0. A. A. At'atthaVaf tha eirtaeirial otB-ee 'Knieerbeeker-Mage'ne' alfiee. M Broadway. New Tark. er Weetern msec. le. n ater street, nsasa.xy. i. Bebecrlptlen realTd be B. . F.ARNH4RT. -awul-etf ' aT-aersaw ecr-tarj Per IvwarrlUe, lad ,

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