Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 118, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 December 1856 — Page 3

DECKMBKK 15. 5IKMATUKS ALMAXAC: Sen Risis 7 14 Sun Suva h.m. ..4 1 The Benevoi kxt Association. Those who ate disposed to contribute to the funds of this excellent Association, can hand their donations to Dorro:; IIali.Olk, the Treasurer. Last year these n'.eiit voluntary tributes ma-1 terially enlarged the benefits conferred by the ' . . . i ,a 1:1 '"'5'-'5'1 : of prosperity, they v.iil year's sum. not fall short o iAst CO' The Ccooo Time is Co.'iiv times are near at hand, when n? under a growing sense of their distinctive in- j dividualities, make such conflicting demon- j strations, as bring them under the immediate j cognizance of our venerable patron, the City ' Rjcorder. The almanacs predict cold weath er one of these days; then men iciU warm up, soul and body, and we look forward with .loading anticipations to that time, when from the visible effects of the "ardent" upon An-thro-physiology, we shall be able to resume the "institution." "Up-Town, Esq.," "is not dead, but "slcepeth." Police: .ssaclt and Battery. Coming down through a long lapse of time, from the dimly defined perdido of the past, we find but three cases reported by the municipal magistracy, the first before Esq. Durham, foT the above entitled cause. The difficulty was between two law abiding and orderly citizens and about money matters. Without entering too minutely into a detail of the facts, we will simply state that friends, Rasch and Kiion, stood in the relationship of debtor and creditor towards each other. Rasch representing the latter character, applied to Knox for funds, and alleges that the latter administered a kick in lieu thereof. Rasch complained and summoned, divers witnesses to prove the battery or .kickery; but the said witnesses solemnly testified that Knox did'nt kick and so the de- . fendant was disfharged. During the trial, however, Kitox's excited temper took possession cf his tongue and wagged out two or three hard words, notwithstandingche S'quire's ad- . monitions, and for this little oli'ence he was mulcted in $2. being $1 per swear, for two swears. Another. The other case arose out of a dfilculty between Lud wing and Gossen. Gossen was the depredator and Ludwing was the victim. It occurred on Friday evening. On Saturday morning Ludwing made his affidavit, setting forth the facts and Gossen plead guilty; and tho cause being duly considered, defendant was fined $2 and costs paid up. 07" The safest (over the left) and most delightful (over the left again piece of road that we know of in this immediate vicinity, may hi found extending along the bank of the rivr between the city mills and Pigeon bridge. "We the "Ljc.i1" would like to see some one or more of the County Commissioners, or Township Trustees, or Lamasco Council Board, or whoever has the supervision of that ghost of a road, just gently dumped over the bank, by some good-natured horse, without .doing him or them further damage than breaking two or three necks, in the hope that the same might possibly suggest to said supervisors the new fangled idea that some slight improvement or protection al jng the precipice wouldn't be out of place. An "Abrogwoin" from Patagonia nay, even a Hottentot, wouldn't be found dead driving along that roa l, and here it is, right within city limits. Washed Out. Two or three days ago, an individual accompanied by a female, whom lie represented to ho his sister, put up at ;he Washington Hole!, with the view of ruticatirr for a season. Soon the proprietors had good reason to suspect that his guests were "no better than they ou;;ht to 1c," and he determined to be rid of them instanter. But instead of an ejectment vi et aria!, a hyüropathic notice was served on them: ami a tream from a force pump, brought to bear within their apartment, so effectually dainp- . ened their ardor, that their "swarrees"' were deferred, and the twain deciding at once upon an immediate change of atmosphere, took up their line of inarch. We did not learn their nanies. . 07" We are glad to hear that Pr. Fleaüf.r lias given up his trip South, and now intends to remain at his office in this city, during the winter. We would advise those who require any operation performed pertaining to the teeth, to call on the Doctor, as he is regard ed by all who have availed themselves of his professional services, as a skillful operator. Office on Second street, in the rear of the Sherwood House. It CttTlIog killing is going on briskly. C. CoorEK opened his establishment on Friday afternoon, by slaughtering 100 head. The other pork houses are all busy. The Mammoth Iln-,.A11 those fond of looking upon "great productions" should go and see the mammoth hog weighing over 15U0 lbs. and not very fat at that. OCT" There have been immense rains in Ar kansas and Tennessee the last week. Tl :e Legislature of Arkansas has made to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, an extravagant

M05 DAY MORMXG,

grant of Ian 1, which the papers say will make - boats running, freights have declined soiueüOOlher great laiiiV' iiicr.opoly in' that State. j vhat, since list qUotod'.

The New Administration. Mr. Bigler o Pennsylvania, made a speech in the Senate on Monday, last, that has startled Southern men; not because of any especial value in the speech itself, but because it is supposed, to foreshaddow the policy of the President elect on the slavery question. ', ' The speech was essentially, Free-Soilish. The Senator declared that if he vas himself a citizen of Kansas, he would vote against the introduction of slavery there, and gave us to understand that Mr. Buchanan would pursue the s;ti:)e course; and that,, undor the influence which wiii he paramo ar t i.i the future, Kansas

is certain to become a free State. i Soi.them Senate looked a.'h-tst when such cxpre.-sioas as these fell front if"? hps of the shaker, and the more they Ut-nk of it, the more tliey don't like it, and l,:e more they suspect ins ; in suspect th; in electing Mr. I.iic'uan.-u lite v have can; i i artar. h'j let it oc-. Mr. 1i-

, Lr was dumb last week when this debate comj laeneed; but the Electoral College have mad-; The jolly l up tiieir record. now, and the Senator's tongue :n laUrin"'ican WftS karleasly and five.

There are strong indication that the leading Southern Democrats will unite to down down the rash counsels of Southern extremists. A convention of the Southern Democracy will be held, that will prescribe the course of the South in relation to both the foreign and home policy to be advocated by the party; and moderate aud conservative views will rule. The only mode of killing abolitionism at the Xor'.h is to crush out slavery cltraism at the South. SLAVE TßAfcK ON THE AfKICAN COAST. The New York Journal of Commerce says: A gentleman, who has recently arrived in this city from the coast of Africa, states that he learned from good authority that there were thirty vessels, principally Portuguese, or sailing under that character, lying in the (creeks at the mouth of the Congo river, wait ing for cargoes of slaves and on the look out for opportunities to get to sea unperceived by the cruisers. Sheltered by the thick growth of forest which abounds there, these slavers are safe from observation. Persons arc stationed near the mouth of tho river to give warning of the vicinity of national vessels, and, when the coast is clear, the trailers select a dark night and a fair wind, and eifeet their escape in safety. Port of (Ccausiullc. ARRIVALS A-XD EEPAETTTKES. JAS. JOHNSON, from Louisville to New Orleans. NEW YOKKjfrom l'ittsbiirj; to St. Louis. K. I' SASS, Ireim l'itlsbur? to St. Louis. KhTUk.N, from Cinciiiiisui to Nashville. K.J. U'AKl', from Louisville to New Orleans. TI.VJ K, from i'iltsburg to Na-slivil c, (IIUKEK CITY, from .Nashville t Piltsburp:. SOUTH KKN Kit, from Loui illo to St. Louis. SOUTH A.Mr.KICA.frrm Cincinnati to Now Orleans. fSi'OKT.SMAX, from Kvausville to Green lliver. JOii HoLDKN, from Cinciiu ati to New Orleans. OHIO tiKI.LK,from Louisville to Now Oiieans. AN 1 ELOFIÄ, from New Orleans to Louisville. JOHN TOMl'lUNS, fromTenn. Kiver to Louisville. MAKK Nio, from S. O. to lliiiuiiiiiitti and Pittjburg. F. FKtSN, from St. Louisto Cincinnati and I'itlcburg. a i V Jj st i !- r i: i. j, i as: is ce. The River, since Saturday morning, has been steadily rising, and there is now fair prospects of its continuing open, both above and below the Falls, for some time to come. Business, on our levee, has resumed its wonted briskness, and we have fairly entered upon the long-lookcd-for better times for river menand all our numerous and important river interests. In the lower Ohio channel, there is eight feet water, and above Louisville, according to our latest dates, the river is still swelling slowly, with favorable weather. By St. Louis papers' of the 13th, we learri that there has been a great riso in the Missouri, Illinois and Upper Mississippi rivers, which is prodiicing a rapid change in tho business aspect of St. Louis, as well as tho towns so dependent upon a rise of thoso upper waters. Boatmen who had resolved to t ike the world easy till spring, bogan to put on an air of business on the prospect of there being something for them to do; boats that had Leon laid up for the winter, were

brought to the landing and resumed business, ! made by the Central Government with Yidaand increased business activity was visible on J urri, the revolutionary chief in the Northern

all sLi::s. The tow-boat built at New Albany bv' La'.it. UUAf.l'OS, lor U10 ilOl;ll0 traue, was lauLiebed last Tuesday. She is named theBaltic. fj5" We are indebted to the ever attentive Northerner, and the assiduous Southerner, I l!lclr attentions an iiic pa.s io anu no io t.t. uuuia ailt X-iJ iiioi nie, .tun - i .ii j'iiin Ulis. Louisville, They are crack boats, and the c.'rps of officers on both, are unsurpassed for skill, kindness and attention. A parent may trusty his child, a husband the partner of his bosöui or the lover the object he holds most dear in life, to their care and guardianship, and be sure that his own presence could not guard them more carefully, or minister more cheerfully and constantly to their comfort and pleasure. 07" A new boat, called the Wm. L. Ewing, was to have been launched from the ship-yard of Wible & Conover, New Albany, last Wed- ! nesday. OCT The John Briggs, another new boaf from New Albany, is just launched, and on ! her way South. I OT The Hobt. J. Ward, took on a large lot of produce, at this port, on Saturday, destined for New Orleans. fj7'lhc hetvy and almost continuous rains for the past ten (lays, have caused a great rise in the Tennessee. The largest of boais can go up to Tuscumbia and Florence, and boats are running from Decatur to Kuoxville. 07" We learn that the Wabash, up to the 12th hist., had risen altogether but about 10 inches, and was at a s-and. frT" Owing to the increased number of

TH2 NEWS. Tf ;a

"""""-J v" ..oi., "'' the English Ministry have a compromise pro - ject for settling the inter-national law relative to privateering, which they Will present to , ., . the Congress at Paris, and directly to Our gOV- , . , . , ., . i ... . erment, and Which they think Will Unite all parties in ltS Support. It Will harmonize the . , , . . views ol the Pans Congress with the princt-; pies announced by this countrv and Russia, r - cr-. c c i , i- -i ' bT wen. DCOtt, by invitation it IS said f t 1 1 -i or Mr. iucnanan, wnt remove ins residence i . , -tr-r i - , c . x - -. -lli'.t quarters tO aSllintOn, alter thö lliaU- ; . ' g'iratson. Gen. V.'obb, cf the Courier and Knquirer, j s moves his residence to Washington, that h rnay mere constantly keen his eve on the ebbs " , ". . 1 " arid i!0V,'S Ot the political Sea. lie will devise ' " , a chart for i;s future navigation, by his own ' craft, if not by oihcrs. .Vh-'Pin.- RftTTTiti-r-t rnvi-L-vr-o-.- erlra,l ' endorse Dudley Mann'ä steamship line, though ! -they were prudent eno igh not to oblige its members to take stock in it. It recommended . ' t uit Sou hern scho.il and text books be written., and the Legislatures be advised to pass laws compelling their use i-.'. Southern schools and colleges. It was resolved to encourage Southern mining operations. Congress was advised lo make a contract to send a mail from Neur Orleans to California, via tiie .T.cuhauntepcc route. The construction of the Pacific Bailroad was recommended, ami a resolution to exclude all Northern manufacturers from the Soiith was debated and advoeafui. Mr. Toombs favored the convention with a letter recommending the abolition of all duties, and the support of the General Government by direct taxation. Southern commerce will de rive we imagine but doubtful benefits from all these impracticable and ridiculous resolu tions. The resolution in favor of free trade and direct taxation was first laid on the table by a vote of ;"7 to '21, but afterwards referred to a committee to report to the n 'xt convention; A re.siiitition was olloiei for a committee to consider the subject of re opening the slave trade, which was opposed ly Albert Pike inj an eloquent spaech, on the ground of humanity and the hope the whole world would one day be free. He was replied to by Mr. Baker, of Alabama, who expressed a hope that slavery would always exist. The resolution was rejected by the emphatic vote of CI to 21. South Carolina, Alabama and Texas only voting in the afiirimitive. Various resolutions were reported in favor of mail contracts to tha North and South American Steamship Coiripanj' the establishment of founderies for casting cannon and small amitf recommending organizations to promote Southern emigration to Kansas inquiring whether a duo proportion of arms and munitions of war belonging to tho Government were in the Southern arsenals ariking Congress to put the Southern harliors in a state of defence sympathising with the democratic movements in Central America and the introduction of slavery there all of which were adopted. A final adjournment vras made on the 12th, to meet at Knoxville, Temi., next year. 07" The suVmarir.c telegraph cable for the Atlantic Company is being manufactured at the rate of twelve miles a day, and will be completed before next June, and laid down in Ju,y(7- The Buffalo and N.York city Railroad was sold on Friday by the referee to adjust a controversy, for $275,000. Markets. In New York on Friday, flour advanced Sc to 10c. Wheat improved one or two cents. Whisky 3tc. New pork was firm; old mess heavy 19 50 to 1'J C2 for new. Beef Qrm at $17 to $17 50. Nor.TiiERX Mexico. The Consul Genera! of Mexico at New Orleans publishes a statement, that he has intelligence of a treaty States, by which the revolutionists are to cease their movements, and submit to the su j promc vjo.ci nuiciu, w-.c louiuvum i ouentli' at an end. This it is thought will secure the power of Commonfort permanently at the head of government. ftV" A sensation has been made in. New York, by the announcement, that a lady, one of the brightest ornaments of upper-tendom n the city, the wife of a legal gentleman, ridinir in her own carnage, and residing in a splendid mansion near the Fifth Avenue, is, sin"iit,r.y enouza, auout to step troin pnv lifo upon the theatrical boards, and make her debut as Juliet, in ''honied and Juliet," at Bntfalo, next Monday evening. The Buffalo pipers say she has been preparing herself for this step for the past three years. OT-Ncgro property, says a Virginia exchange, is becoming so precarious, owing to the machinations of the Abolitionists, he slaveholders of Western Virginia arc generally taking measures to guard against their loss by disposing of them to thoe who will carry them beyond the reach of the Underground Kailroad. A few days since Mr. Joseph S. Machir sold to Messrs. Stern, of Richmond, ulteen. skives, old and young, lor the sum of 8,115. Mr. W in. Love also sold to the same gentleman two likely girls and a boy for $2,-150. These negroes never would have been sold had it not been discovered that they were making preparations to leave for a free territory. ir The Supreme Court or North Carolina has confirmed the decision cf Judge Manly, that members of the Universalist Church are incompetent to testify in courts of justice, according to the laws of that Sta'e! By this decision the Universalits of North Carolina are virtually outlaws, as no member of that religious denomination can collect his debts, swear to an assault, or testify before the courts n any case, even it his wite or child snould jc insulted? Many years a'o Juljce story nada a similar decision in Rhode Island but

t't i iiü!aber't"OSt;..cjuücrii-rs:iveRtheeiitirclos.aecanu OU a review, reversed WHICH -W.IS almost i j-r,,m tl)..'a lwu:.uv r-civc Uis Mag-.xW.ea wv earli.-rti.an tho onlv initar.ee he ever acknowedjred him-! if the' u.....i , :.tti .' -; ts.c ...; vi..t:.e .f iiar,. .mV- 1 wiKrt wt'ii lb -erat er - o. wuwj w 11 w ..tv.-.l to ., t a Seit tUOr.jT. Iwsiily lit.öüLL S LISKK.

AUCTION SALES.

DANiF.LWOOLSET HlBAM KELSOK . aiciioakfrs, commission m Fa chants, ' and lleal Estate Brokers, gTAVIVO leased for aterm of years aid fitted nrthe at Old Court Rouse, corner of Main nd Tblrd streets, we i are now preparedto reseive for aale at auction or private 'aale. allltindsofgaods. wares and -nerchandise; household : furniture, horses. hurg'es. ete.. etc. j Cashidvancesmadeon'ionsigame'itswh.jnr.n.nired. ! Regular sales everv Taeslay. Tnnrsday au 1 Saturday, oo.mm.'i.cingatfi'cloeV.. A, M V.o Tuesday, Wtdnesiay and Fri'laynijhts. at early easiieat. t ai.k-s OF iih.vl. estatk. i Th.e fir,t M.?-ly fn,Tr" 'Tth.' " i''eJk a.m. Kqfftntr nrrtvn ... nurse ivs with 3 hrj" Map of the CltT 01 Erantviii cna!üinc'.l the recent hilireaets. and beieitt it will b for the tmr"it of all concerned, we hare ""t anir the lirt i..iudav of Kr-rv month forfhesalf. of Reai 'r?tato. at jj-'i i. A'üth ww inp o sell are re inedteH to rnul io their ! --tg it? ( ime t n rrivr tht puMic 'lue nov.. The yatr-r.ie of th .wo hnvor Ifas an-J Lot. r L;in ! formale, tl:r at pnbiior prii-i. ii pt fnUvvWcitü1. jyi5 woolmcy & nelso.n.a'uk'i. Vli' O- A'A' A LCI I SIN! 'ff i'ST rtp-ävod awl will 1'" s!-' a: ;t'.irtion. at our.Ancri artir.int or ir Go-u. Notions and fancy anicL-, cnsi.'t'ne in prt of P.rown an-! liUaclitd Sili'ftMijr and ShiRiopi. S.-.tlnet fasimea-ü Coatin.. l'inn.-U Klaottet. Jan. ' l!..;nr. (;!ove. Mir. Spool Threads, Liiicvs, Mrin?, shais. sa-rcdc". .tc.. &c. ,' j Ai.su: T.ifils and I'ock-t t. a: 'ery , .r -we' rv in l Mstcnea, I Cloths an-i II ii r rtrnshe. fauy Sa;is. llaors, IMn.s, Needier, i Ac?rrdp.-nR nr.d a sreat varistv of fancv -vrt elM t.-o nntiieroae to mention. W OOLSEV Je VKI.SOX. novl Aucti jneers. P. G. O'KILEY & CO., j v MOraiTf , r Gr arGIOS: alia l OKiraisMOIl M JZZ XS. ü -i?U "i" L 9 EVA.NSV1LLE, ISL. -5, Havirr fitted up a manimo $VV bar! Boat, tho largest on thoJ fcaiiti UMo Kirer. in the mostsubstaiitial manner, weareprenare'Urtf:trilitatt aiiv luinesionlrtitlio otiroar. eith er by ItlVi:i:, l A liliUA U Oil t'ASA!, ritriout exposlne to the incicmenct oune weatnf r, at:y property; amipartifuiaraueniiot w J"pa' io "eofiv Produce consisned to ns.an.l a. 1 oruors promptlj-fliled. H. G . O'Kll.KV retuniB his sincere thanks to hisnumerous friends for their former patronage. and respectfitly solicits acontinuancc of the samp, which will be iiiBe-iunusiM .-...-..v...,......-. "'J lialv recinrocated. A Store Koom. weimipp-ieo, win ie kept lorineaccommo.lation of Boats, aud their orders ctrefull) tilled mh3-d.Vwly r. u. " Kti.ti cv t;w iV RKICIl. 10 MO t- F.r-in: for nie hy KR'lfi it A- f Sj novlO HKRSIIBl'R'lK it A CA RSOV. rjflHE noder?iTned have this dav formed a copartnership. 11 under the style and firm of A.J. Collmrn & Co., and having taken the stock and stand of the firm of Coltmrn & llershherprer. will annie the liahilitics of tlia pai l firm of Coll. urn .fc H!whercr. and are !.. Hthorized to sortie the hnsinessof the same. AXPKKW f. (ÜH.1U' R.V. yy.-tt JONAS COLiiruX. iTSi ä t. Tin LS Salt in siore fir sile hv ; o . iostkr a- ro. roV( rsi'Ji At o H novZi -Ii) l-oxe X. 1 Ktatackr fives for sale by i! !: I . I'OSTi-'t! V "") ISKMdl'lI S IMSOKS. P ll'ISCliP l Prayer liooksaiid llil.les of in iny iicJs; p-ir... oil's "rnions, the no i-Tn iVhittield: The Pr'. lrn S'he-;l: TvniM I'.iMe Oonipiaion; Methodist Hvmn and Select Melodies: . I rsaline Manuel; St. Vinont Miiiinl. VC, norl) FMUBI.Li USlSu. ?T KW -UOP BIO COFrKK. '-.'.tf'il and n'evii C Syoaoure ne:ir Writer. il 1HK1-K. Mr, l),u W. II. Cheeie r e l nr. l 'or s-ile l,y ?L' covJi. I. A: I) üi:iM VW. yv.w i.ivi'.iu A5B sali; staiim:, tri TW Di 'mill.) V KAFIV. have ;msoeiat.id thc"nselve: K'i. fftethcr m Partaers. for the PnK o l-iviax aud j 'Iiiiis hoTs.1.,. ana carry "i(t i in ".''I Thi-v will neoLU C.lpV trie Ol'l HUin.l Ol e.. o ic',:iuoj, .j u Li eust l.etv.-een :U and Uh streets in lv;U-v . lie. In ' . . Wll I on hand, for hire or sale better rollcction f S.i-l.ll-and .I.-c.iv Mor.es. th-m evor K-ptin r.v:in:ivine l.ef.tro l- iac I'riTr:.- rvs . hiiices and 1! icKs -pu nalio to aceoTnni hit" their friends and .-he puMic. Tlier will honrd and keep horses for others m the lo st or lr. 1 neir timnionses will run at all honrs to a-. omiK iiat.e the coinmunny, and they willemploy nono.bntthe host drivers s'.'kahn.' bot. R 9 H (OVIS 1WI doi fancy Shaker aid pi air . jnst ree'd Bft lor sale by dcoll S. B. SH. KRT 00. C'flTTO WltAPPIXIJ TV!K l.wru pounds Lest J quality in store add to arrive, for sale by üeoll ö. r- 'lljör.ui ö; to., ay camore-si.. io.y ir.!t a; r,. v v. fff II. f!OOK k SON" are the authorised aiont for the BA m sale cf the Miami Powder t'o. Towtierof all kinds. and wilt kuepae; od stock on hand in tuaaxineand will soil at maaufacturs :iccj adding expenses. deell i a.m. t;nw f a' .-.i.v . -m CKKGS Marino Rifle Towder; 4mt j)r0 do do .lllasting do; 25 do do ' Riria do, just ree'd and for sale by decll - Z. II. OOl'h. SO-. Sol" A-nfs. fctflaO UK Snjar Cured dried Il-ef. .uj-t r-e'd l.y 2 ? S.P decll .. II. COOK A SON'. üiusi'i-AiK ri vzy; a t i Ani n asi:. vis.?.i: ü'küi:'!'. -f3tr l tkm;kk il Hi A K. JAM KS li.i:. fC-trA V astir, wili ma's- naul:ir trips h.tweua 'T';"s2vw?3iN;ishvi!l' nd mt:nni;i d;u init the seal in. passion K van si i lie every ICe: uate 'ee k for Lincmnati rf frey I t orpvs!-(e appl7 on board. deefl-Sm TontrcoIS boxes f.uwr: T' boxes I lb no mo: il "O ' IO o; 'i" iot,v, 5 kej FaacyChntik. just ree'd by dCC9 7. ii. rr.oK a mv. MARYLAND T.OTTKUIES FOB DEC EM HEB, 185T. n. FR''K :.. Man a I era. A till A II .UXKYHSn I J'IKHV Uli. t h -e II st n n ii I I xi lis COIN SOLID ATED LOTTEHY OF MD. K.YTIl I l.s 7. Tobe ir.iwn in naltlaiore. il!1., Haturday. 1'ee. -"d. lf.sj. 5'rizcs Amotinliii lo SlS?,fl'K! Witt le divrilt'tfi'-l (t-w i rr fn the following KpIfJid Shei-: 2f'OOt iir.ihcrs.'-li(h') I'l-ic! Prize vwj'tble in Fn'f w:thd Pr lurtion. sniiiH. 1 rize of l" f"

H t ill 10 tut . .... . . 5 '" , il.'Ml . . . . . 2 i "0 1 r3f '" ' 1 lsl " " 11. ii .'. '. -- AI TKOXlMATfOX flUZKS. ...1M Ari'flinMltiKto f in.Tfl lis) MI'H 90 Ml ID 3D 10 do do do do do do do in.onn .-,.i:ss.a.fis 2 tn") I.M'tl l.ln.ti 2" 0 . .n2,f-i,o Whole Tickets ': Halves ä; Q iartcrs 12 Jl. BPJTJ,IAXTSCni:3IE! " t;avo rosäOMwvTKD i.oi riisv of ::r Tobedrafain Baltimore VI Saturl-.y. Dec. 27th, 1334 tCVft-Ci. I priie of 1 do - 1 do 4 prizesof 2e do 10 do - id do 17.1 do M do I.e. do Al do 4. IIS do - 2-..7IÖ) do , 2Vt!ti priies, amounting to...I " fsV) a.i.dfifl I xsa lii.imo s.rxift Bn tlv, 40 20 l. 111,140 Eighths &,.W. Wholes : Halves $10; Quarters r fy All orders for tickets or packages in any of the Maryland LoteTios. will receiv. prompt nttentio"n. and the drawing mailed to all purchaser, immediately after it is over. Address T. H. Ifl itBARD A-CO.. io. 3 Fsyetto st., or llox lo..n, nov21-tf TlaltiTnore Maryland. NF.iv i.iw'oic sgijiii:, ON SVCAMOBE STItKVT. KFTWEFH X.MS AMI F1UST STKSF.TS, Fviinsvillc, Intt. rjHE subscriber has inst returned from the Fast withv B large stock of Foreign and. Domestic Lienors aud Havana Cig.rs. Iiis stock contains the best b ind of French nrandies; .Tnni-iira Rum; IlollandOin; Madeira t ine; Cherrv Wins: Port do; Bourbon Whisky; Moiongahela Whisky ; fvs do; Iri-h d.,; Ohio Catawb-; Rhin Wine; Abesvn-he; Aniaset'o; Corse-ia: ?'ar'i-eno. Pimeb F.seti7: And all other kinds of fancy Pifters. The above r.rti el will be b"ft constantly on hand and sold at the lo '.vest ti'c bv sep2')-dw il. ANSfACHEK. is. An Ri-i nn.; chkksk J" boxes Choice W. It. Cheese: l'.)ex:ra Kinöiiri-n Farii do, rc'd per rjilread 1 y nV. '.. !l. COOK A- SOX. I-;OS'l .IGE S tVDt) WS .'i.ili.lZIM S. T KSSi'-;!:. ViM Jv Lifiivr W to call nnl op attention 1 fi t- ticfithu th-vsnPiilv Mariki:. Pvts.'.m. (Jouiv, KM,-KKh'.(' 'K.n:. l!..r--Mini.nW'M)S (JiMham -c. at the I same price as toe pul iaiiers cither Vv the t r or MDf'e

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MISCELLANEOUS.

HALF chest Tea. Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Xsm Hyson ree'd by R. B. and ior sale by uec3 I. & D. HEIMANN. 'EPE IS. AC IS Half chest extra fine Povchonc; 3 25 boxes in 13 lb. I lb. 6 lb. 4 lh, 3 lb. 2 lb aud in 1 lb boxesof G tnpowder. Imperial and Vounp Hyson, tee'd by r -.llroaa and tor sale by de: I. A: I. HClMAXy. rfLOVUB. A.C. 500 lbs CIotcs; -5 boxt s Cloth Pins, ree'd by railroad and for sale by de3 I. & D. H KIM A NN. SEW ItOOKS. gOESTICKS- new book, the Flcphant Clnl; MJf The Answer to the firatlron Wheel: Fll-n M ickintoh's new book. Violet or the Cross and the Crown: heiles C'iristean Year, so'endidlv illustrated: Oatiier-d Treiwures: .Anew gnpptyof I)r. Kane's new j era, just reca ana K rscie ty dec3 : DOBE LL & L ISTER. SOll.ft 4'.ril?'i. 25 boxes iost ree'd forsale by if? iijvJi S. E. GILBKRT Je CO.. Sye. el. j tJlHK CIPKK V:NESAK b-ls just ree'd for sal i l y uov: S. E. GILB CRT & CO. BT KTTK I AND t: 11' P.PKR.-U Re-.tn. f.-r aale by ' S 4 otJ-.i S. B. GILUUST Jc CO. KL'Slf. Iiniou; 2" sacks pure Hurl vl.eat, r-'fd hy uv: Z. II. i;:)OIv & SON. -fi O. PO 1 ,blrtah LoK-ters: H-doi ilbfrhLnWers: B 0 !; do l lh rf.. k iiami io du i ,Bli ih tv..,! l'l dos I and iacker- 1. jut rt .1 r v ni"J Z. If. TOOK S() -1 - " Offii'E of tmk K.itC. KAii.KOAi Company. Kvansvillc, Uetohr Kth, ) f Bfcl.xjA .loMir.i; certitrcates or leeeipts for Cifyo u Count, paid f-tT K. k C Kiiilroad, pnrposts foi t'!i ears .. and "ö-. will please present the eume at this ctfice vitlnt'.:t dtOnv, for conversion into mock . 'tr;;!iv-j.tva tor Countv taxes can L-ü procured on arplicaiimi io w.u. a ktr. LfiV., Atinupr . f. iw ordr u t.i Board, joiix k. waktiv. st. i Knauire r enpy oct7-3nid I" A Ij 1 V A 51 l'A I it TV ! HEAD GTJARTEFvS FOB HAKEYASE AND ii IT 7' J 7 I n it r r i? in au P T T c ! j H i Jj j Ö O . l Inj Jj ö , S7T AS just received a very LAItun AND supkii:cr A' soktfii la. must, of ll irdwuce aud cutlery, ior tne l-;;ll and V ioter tra.le. lie rss a stock winch iu üuf. A.M vakiktv. w ui communu ... Frm ,,.... l,I,N(l,s,ud 1-k.miw.. i r-sreefuH v in - ""Vko ants and nnfuss. who pur.-haae at i ii.-i.,-.sai.k 011 anii exam-,Ue (coiaplete) stock, i-akkkoi i.v and tiiokim'iihi.y . l efore loiving in other Western Cities, a) I am periectl confident. I c in show then a stock, at iki.uk, that can. in no mscanec tan to pieasean. Thankiul for the l.liu:nL natronaze bestowed upon tne. since I cams to Kvansvillc. 1 am deteriuiued to satisfy everv nl'YKIt that calls upon me, that the Hardware holiness can he done here ASCHKtrl.v aud AS 1.1.. as:itOinciii::ti. or kv:s is Nkiv YniiK. (by simply ad-ling expense ottrar.3portatieii from New tork herc.J AtnonR trie Rocos just added to mv stock lv IHIlKt I' Mll'i)ttT VT10 KltOM ELHOl'K. 1 UKKKR TO 11IK TH.IK: 2"sSl Pozen T:i!.e Knives iu ureat variety; Imsl do Pocket Knives in every style; kkhi oo Files and Kaps every style; !:nil d-.i Steel Sliears and Seizors; 1 do K.'iiors. (o mmrao-i superior); .'s do Hand. It'p and Oros Cut Saws; 2'i do Hun Locks side aud hack action; .Ml do Driwinc iCnives; . .V S-.-tts Itr iee.: and llit.ts: Together with Ohisels and Ooures. Serow Olivers. Spote Miavcs. Cuius. II"re and Wne; N'vln.tc, ttc. iv !i;r.i: . ii ;t.!u I'll Uuxes 'iVctis OI'insl, Lippiucotts and Collins a v e: n . Deren Ames Shovels; ji do Steel Sh'vfcls and Spaiiea, (other brands); 1'. do Ora.n hovMs; '.'." do SfitfcS'iod Ixiddlt-s; 71 tlo C..;lce !'ll i'i or hi varieties); rrj :tiii do N n row, ftr.-ad. Itrass and TaFde Butts; " ".!' do ( Ni vei-.v) le t'..s .uid l.utehej; !.vil irross tiimler. Screws i" '., i.t s iu.l; 7." do?, liur.cher and Shoo onii'e; .Vi',!1; F- reo eh i'Cs C.M's f 1 1 D..S . H .. hit and wator pr jof :! ! i l.ic iiins, (ln.l; iud loll st-.telt ; f.u Miot ' i rui. i-inFe and double carrel: t 's zross Spoonsi roil . Itrittan ia and lietnui Silver; Al.Mi; f.Mrpeniees and i;o''j'ers l'lines and To:il. Ca!-i-net M iners stoc!. and Toels. 1 inucrs Tools aud -nock; Qua l'.r.rrcls find 'IVimtn in," : eotp plete. wViP.a4 vU.. tacks od Sp.raMc;.' Ourry C...mh, and Slaiiia'i I I euciis. ttrujhcs in varety. Augers, tiimleti. U'ur.l Siov-I. uilTii. (.'.tttdlcsticks. trass and Japan'. ru,;; Saws. r.Miil. Circular and d'.w cut). Teakettles, duck and , ,-. ' . "shoo Blaftio.' Scale, and Seale' ISeams. .i.ilasi-es (laua and l aweetts. Steeleards aa lsp'g balances. SViudow Saali. lim fTc.tlis. Fry f :irs. 8 A US At E Ol'TTKRS. . JA!'.VN"I TIN W A H V. AMI, STA M V 1:1 TfN tV.RKf Wire. Kivet-. Kettle Kars. Tinners Triiaminss. Chain i'umps and Chain by the Cask. At.so; Nce-Hcs. Knitt'ii?. Sewing and OarninK. Fine C'.ail's. tJermau and French ll irps, I'ortmon o ias. i'liimhles and Hard Tare. Ntttionseenorully. 1 he careful examination by 11 purchasers at w holesale, is Sordially in cited ly ' OHAKLIil . WKLf.S. novd-SmdAvT Main street, 2 doors below il.-anch Itank. Z. H. COOK & SON, H'lintiKd MM A X D RKTAII, JIKVI.rlllS IS t;.iit:i.ttn;s a i'uovi.movs, EVAXSVILLE. INDIANA. U II O Is KS AI.K d'kPA UTltl K T . FinST STRKET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN. HKTAII, UKl'AUTMKST, MAIN STREKT, FIRST DOOR BELOW TnE CORXEK Tf? II. C'lOK bersto thank his friends in Kransvllle and Mi auihhorhood, for their lavors so freely bestowed upon himsiueehe h:is been in business amongst thm. and takes this opportunity of introducing to their notiee hisson. Mr. II . A . t'OO iv . whom he has taken into partnership from this da'.e.'and solicit! fort.henew tirin ol Z. II. COOK 1- Son, s c.jntinuanev of the snpi'ort so liberally conferred on himsell. 7. 11. t'ook k Hon. having taken the business premisesand pnrehased the wh-'Ie of tUejtcck of Mr. M. W. Foster, feel confident that tUv will be enabled to supply the citizens ol KvansviTe with every artiele they may require in the Ororery and Provision line. .. 11. C. Son wish especially to draw the attention of persons in the eountrv having prodnce of any kind to dispose of. to their increased faeility for takins: on" their stock, and supplying them at their store, with all articles required in the wholesale department, at prices that must ensure their orders for the fnmrc, feb -tf i.'al.XHI'Vl.K IIOO I'X Uents fine dress boot! mannfaeturedto our own order, some of them witharimto keep apU keen off the hurt" faoiB ooroed feet UEXDRICKS MeRl A. Foster's Block. tort R- 50 hhds Prime Xew Orleans Sugar, ree'd this .- Usy ano ior saio oy novi PRESTON BROS s unXKS Tomato Catsup; 100 bu ijcarts and pints ss i'eprcr Sauce. novSiC I. A D- HEIM AX 4 )!4 'i .UI.nS genuine White Wine Vinegar ree'd Sjf'sljr by railroad and for sale by uo viele 1. & D. 1IKIMAXX. TO Til F. I. A UI KS. .-"Mi AX KLIN A KKILY won d respectlully invite the tjltyaon of the ladles of livansviile. ai'd vieioity to tl.eir lavprt an iTvarieusloek of Kmbroideries, and white goedsjust received ciutra'riri.-: Lumeriek Lai;c Collars and Slcc-es; Ki )' d Linen do do; .M Jttese A- t?hrochetdo do; Bovk Mnslin e. do; jLi.-onet. 0:11 rie and S-viss Oollars; Swi is and Jae-jnet Koiliro'.de.rci (Sands; do t"o Kdinrs and Insertions; KurlisVThr.-.-!. Lace and K.lrin'VI Monrnir.j f'ollars urM l.- ve; White a-id blaeli English crpe Collars; oleliun :iad wh te embroidtrcd Skirts; French Corsets and silk Vests. Striked N'ansoc.y. SwissaTid IM -ii! Tusl ins; Kel dotted and I'mhroidere Swiss dress pnter-,;s. fcr alalet nw rnces hy li.i l' 3 II A X K LI X & R K I LY. 'riioin: v, uiK.sl ioz a.sM re I and blue R-icket?: ." io Cc lar iiiu ):ete; 1.1 dez ass'd Wash Tul s; 12 nests (:t eaeh? Tul s: It) nests (H each) do; it) do ass'd Cedar Tubs; 2. do Wooden Cowls; . do7 Trvvs: S doz a-s'd Churn ; 1 erste asj'd Tedar rhurrts: 2i'ases brass-hoooed fluckots. Just ree'd and for sale Cin-inaati prices Vv sepJ! V.. H CÖOKASON. uriiKw KxiHAiu: AND II E S T A U 11 ANT. FIKST STEKET, "our doors above Main street, opposite th? TostOfrioe EVANSVILLB. IND. mm k SKTRRBCRK keeps always on hand, the very choicest i a delicacies of tho season. Received eTery night by Express. In cant and in shell. LKK FIMH Patnpin ice. arriving dailv. with VEXISOX. OTAILS. S()UIRRKLS. DUCKS. FROOS. Ae. al" A splendid LUNCH every nav at 10 o'clock; A. M. OLD IRISH WHISKY ftr families, constantly on hands. it iy Suppers served after the arrival of the train ia the t'te'ning.it re-iuired. c j-Steamboat men can be accomt iodated AT AM. TIM KS OF .VltUifT. B3"Thc Br is supplied withtfie choicest Lienors and Cigars, and L.ans illians can find everything nice in the eating I iue. at all hours of the day or niht. decS-2öi i'ETRR BL'RK. ZU 'S . ' A X I K II !S O IV MERCHANT. 1 AIL OP, KAIN STKEFIT, SKW pnillUNr.. XEAI.I.T OPPOSITK THE hR. Nl'il BANK. HAVryr, tikoo one of the Mock of r?- M; oi on ain strtiPt n -f&r Water I ;it now reaiy to receive caild frum olU r.ii-j tew C':5i'raer8, oTyrin thee tfie rc'.Sst . .iiiiL.L-8 nf om1j ever opened in fc.va.iii ri ioi ir-tlttnn'3 war. ani t-e:? r- a-iy tr n;ike klicnt up by or!er in v-f ias.i.eiisMa irlcs and war -r.mtd i t . Aznonn my dc w fzood iut r-v:-r:r?'!. vi'.i te t-nin ! ihe t'IM-ST CL'Vr.K A Sit JmH I M KRV.fi, KlTM--v i:sT VhLVi'T, S A CIS AM) M I, K I 4 ii'. citv. Ail ol tuuooa ar-:ol tfte latest style an l ! my own select m. ...cry taste can le sanei. il entUmtu wanting any aruclo ol weanop afarel. caa liavu hi t if r rrottl-tiy nu.wercd. u:yb me otn 01 rKDieD.anuu') v.orawtio-io.ij.--'".',ii.oie'ni.., n-.i. .-. iat"wuinbie cnwUislitnentia theiarercitiec ct.i tf u.t.smu .'. li '!( i:Kbiie.ittraat: re. '.i -i.i fT .;. v JN 1'j.to'f-jN UUo3.

MEDICINAL.

J. J.:l'fiiVJVlNGTOIV, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PKRFl'MKHY. PAINTS, OILS. D TE- STUFFS, VA JiXlSIIFS, . BE USI1ES, WIN1W as. ass. "'- GLASS WAHE, Manufactured Tobacco, ModiciiiiilBrandicsYinesandAlcohoL A full niprly of 11 tT-e popular P A TEXT MEDICINES NO. ., WASllINGTOX BLOCK, (nonr the Court House) liiin Nirt'Gt, l.vniiM ilic, Ind. ü-üiias3 2 oaac3 2"2 This hitherto intractable, disease, ef every form and erery Stae fVKV.V HV E.1 KKN. L A t'i'MCATlON 0'LVI 1 lA' ntVt:r ! A n immediate relief, and tviy csruie the worst and most otttnato ou UtfCiOm.oiuü or i iita. it in rur UNLV INFAl.UUl.K IIKMKPY KNOWN here nrcl.'owhero for the I'ilis. End is the result of yeari of :o:it 9t c' nnil investigation. SnStrT: from l'iUnn htive a remedy at hnd which will STASI) THE TEST OK TKIAI., withort a fear of fnilure on iu part, to do 11 the r-ror-rietor claims for it. Full direetieus accompany each box; and all tlint i? requmte id strictly to oleerve them, aud ft cure is certain t fljüOW. The proprietor r fers to the following testimonial! from firn:linen of character an A Htaiidine. who hare voluntarily i sriven the-ir certiticat.es m ita favor, iu regard to iU efficacy in . their own cases. Kea.lthein The lion . Hichard Yut.-s. late mcmlcr o fCongreesfrointh Snrinvticld i 111.) district, savg: j Dr.Th i ac Ksou v 1 1 1 e. ii.. i.,. j..-.p. n H. Cavnn auch learSir: I nerrer oration. Cavanaiifrh's lij Salc, hich you lurnished, I trend ot ereat rvic.e. pradiiciiv- r.n easy an J opee.iy cure. I no nu nwwil tatc to rccinmend it as au ival aahle remedy 'orrheTile. Kespect'iilly, RICHAKD YATES. The following from Kot. B. F. Ilristow. is asufficient re- , toismcndation ID ltsell. Ja ksonville. 111.. December 15. 1854. Dr. ravanaiifth 1 conceive it to be a duty I owe to the afflicted to make known the ivalualle virtues and Temeitial efficiency of vour "I'ileSalve." I was for several weeka sorely afflicted w ith that painful and loathsome disease, the Piles. After bavin? exhausted my patience in trying yacious prescriptions of physicians and others without receiving any benefit, by the strong recommendation of your Salve by m friend, the Hon. Kicl.ard Vntes . I as indaeed to try it. 1 an eappv in saving an application of soar salve frtrthrca dajs, perfected an entire cuie. Kesncctfallv Tnrj D . r . ouiu vo, Chioago. August 30, 1855. Dr. T. II . Cavananch, (Present.) lbarSir: When I arrived in this city a few days ago, J wns Ufering intensely with the pils 1 mentioned mv coaditinn to you. asking your adiives. You recommended yonr Pile Salve savins it would eure me. I tried it theelToct wad immediate, and I am now well. I. believe it to be, as it proved in my case, an invul nable remedy, and a sure enr for titaf -iisvasv the Tiles, in-' n snch recommend it to ottieta, oors truly JOHN W. HANSON'. St. I.onii. Wo. ,- I'rico l rcr hox. Dr. T. I!. CAVAIIAt'OH. Sole 1'roi rietoi.-. St. Louis. Mo, For sale in Kvansvillc bv J . J. rF.N"1NOTON. jylii-iyd.tw KK1.I.KR. FARNSLEY .t CO. THIi CUV ii ' wTII.I. TIHiV t'OMK" KEEP QTTIST AND YCTJ SHALL HEAK' B?1' fTROl.FF A SXS have jnst received, direct from .'ew-Yerk. another lare ard fa-hiouahle stock of .iewelry. eompv'sinir in part of Diamond Rings, Florentine Vos.iie". Caoes. f',.ral aii'f ', laia setsof dewelry. Ladies Camio l'in and Kar rings. p': in und scale Finger Rings. Minuura Tins. Ac. wieh puiVcs their s'oek complete, and aslarg ns anveverseen in this citv Thev would call particuU atteation to their Oold and Silver Watches, which, with all o'b-rgo' ds 'n their line, thev are prepared tossll at Kastern ori-es. fallend essmii e for yourselves, at the sign of tin Watch on Main struct, between lstand 2d. novZ'Z tfsv r; ROXKt large Hamburg Checsn ree'd and for sale by n. v2il c I. A P. HKIMANN. 10 HO X l. Kng. Dairy Cheese ree'd nd for 8aleTf noraoc I. & U. HKIMANN. POL'N D small Bar Lead ree'd and for sal nov'its.c I. ft D. HKIMAXN. WEBSTER'S fi PURR KOT V HKS, ÜAGUKRRKOTYVF.S, AMBROTYl'KS. CALLODIOTVPES. a XD all other styles of neliographie Pietnre can lie obtnined at Web'ter A Tilestnn's Oallerr in Bray'i boilding, at the prices ranging from ONK DOLLARnp. Pi.r.A: call soos, as Webster's time is limited, novlütf W- T . KIATTUASSES ANI IfjKI OOJII'OBT J.COLB1TRX ft 00., keen eonsUntlv oa band and ft flANCrt'Ti KK to oitiir.K all kiade and iies ef M Ttkkssks which we quarantee of the very bestqnality. Alse Uedding ol all kinds, .lennv Lind Mattrasees. Shuck, SJosJ and Gotton Mnttrasses'." Hair and Spring Wattrasses; Bed C.mt.r,sof allsii.es. Feather. Hair. Moss aad Cotton Pillows Pillow Slips. Sheets. Aei All wishing the above at wholes lor retail at low prices please call and examine, before porrhssing elsewhere, at onr store on V atcrstreet, ne door lo Canal Rank. Kvarsville, Ind. n0Tl K X C II A N ; K HOTEL, niowbnrjr, Incl. TIIOHXHMtU W MAW. . -1 f';l RED leave to inform the oitisens .f W arrick and fcj adjacentcoun, its. that they have pnTehased the Hotel Stan, formerly kept by Mr. Z. Haren, and intend to keep np tb. good repin.tio the house has acquired nnd.r ""'J", mansgement. Thev have rk vprn ish BO "'"". wholeeoncern. and are prepared to aooommodatj s al 1 tl .1 customers in the mostcomfortable style. Their M ,H snnplied with the best ,. -h. J' J ,"" ePu"HoWtel. VheirsbU'. win;; kep't 1. the best pe-aib-.. eondition. In order to accommodate peraone with animals. mttio-lwdlyw L . . MHKSll AHHIVVAIÄ - Jt 20 eases elegant I an cy Prints; ,0 do assorted bleneved Mnsliaj 100 pieces plain hi ck Lawns; 1) do half mourning Lawns; 8.1 do elegant French Robes; 12n do Challie Belege, extra finalities; 5O0 do assorted Ponree Silk Handkerchiefs: 30 cartoons assoitea Kinnons, mst rre o n or ir mv5 J . 11. MAOIIBK tc ISTI'I I'llON A!I TltK fj0. t, and invite aliberal publietooall on ns at onr store I. T'reet. three do,.ra below Main, roster's Llock. On irre stock consists it part of Cloths. Cassimeres. Casslnets Flannels Mank.'ts. Dress S.Iks, t'sshmeres Di-lanes. Priniihawls Mont. i is. Ladis, Misses and Children's Sho.. II rV (.loves. Floor Oil Cloths. Carpet. Rnrs. .Danial,c Hats and Caps, and all other goods usually teptin d ".ne,;.-;S- KtWBMuto,h7AMrWOAKLKY A SOX. M.W UOOÜS ASM JiKW I'UICKS. ä-JIMN KI.IX & REILY beg leave to call tho attention to l their friends and cistooiers. to their larje and w.ll -le,o,.assot'mentof new spring and summer dry goods rec ti d'nringtl.epasttwo weeks, oomprisiBg one of the mostdeslrae'e stoeka to lie found in the city, whi.'h they .. ffer at wholoaleand retailto their customers and the piiMi ?ea-rHl rt'ow ..rices for cash or promp t ime buyers. Th'irjtockconiis.sTn parTof toe followinir-Kroad cjoths. black and fancy Cvmesaud Tweeds, white, buCTond fancy Marsaillesaad si'it tinis Cottonades, Croton cloths and plain and fanya Linen Drills, rich Calicoes of Philip Allen, Sj ragnes, Kno State Mi'lsand other r;ch print- d French and Scotch Jaco-i-tsand La us. rich printed French Robes, plain and satiy striped Ber-yss. Mack and colored Crape Mantx. white Cashn.ere plain and fancy Cinchams. Tich printed Organdies. BrilliHtees.and Cballi de Laln.-s. white erape Shawls blr.ck and fancyji Ik shawl . rich stilla shawls and scarfs, black and vb'-e lac.Car.es Moria aitiuu rratola: silk and gmliam Finbrellns Panama. Leghorn and braid Hat.. English straw and fancy Bonnets. Tirn booajt Kibuona. Hosing. floves. Palmleafand fancy Fans, bootsand shoes. Carpet, floor and s'lir Oil Cloth and printed window blinds, together witn a r?. re now receiving onr tan anu wimor is m. r . reat variety of Trimmings, mal. - "- ... ", ""--. Ac, Ac. 1AL1F0RXIA. in doors and ot. by Mr, Fern ban) o, j how we Firm. Mine and Live ,enorUy n the Uoiutn Suite Waverty Magazine f..r Xevetn'-er! r.edlick, a New Novel: Lands R.ver Guide; Leslie's Xew York Journal for November; Putnam ' d":. llonsebold Words do do, a t ir..llnw CO UO; An! l a lot of elegantly bound 0 LISTER. novl BOXES W novl I C , R. Cheese Ju-t re-eiveo by I. A D. I1K1MAXN DKSTIVIIIV. UH. J. RIVBTT, UKXTIST! 16 'ESPRCTFl'LLY informs the citizens and Ticinitythat E V he will execnte al orders, iu the various department of Iris protession, with promptness, aud in the most scientific mpartioular attention paid t the plugging, cleaning anex'racting of teeth, and inserting of incorruptible teetu from ono to a fall sot. on ttno gold plate, with or withoa UI'ivot te. th inserted in the most approved manners, a the treatment of children's te-th caretnlly attended to. Ladies waited on at their lesilences if desired. "me- . Fitstreet. fo.merly 1t E. Bray'sotBce. Bov22-3m a P0S P1,n niack SUk- U wiJ,!.hV ??..? a'diün'; 5StV .aUverylow by celi J. II. MAdllLt It CO. g- V!!' Oil.. A first rate article of wintor strained ..-j Ii r. II .t J I I i- K ' g r. rv .nv' l sira can om -. s, a t.uav-q rr,, t wi "u-lKT FI.Ol II ? -acka iTime IsucK C u v.,... .lt.ur. rtc'ü this (iaiv an.i fT wIh by nor 15 i' Z. H. COOK fc SOX. COM MISSION MERCHANTS n. ft POVDItAS KTBKKT, T Ilfc-flIi i Wu i m O Y. K' .: Wesfn.A. V.vrHWA & W.,r-i II. tKiüA ioS HON; o a.itjii a t v.u., uuu. I ouisviile. Ky.. P. (. O'UILEY A' CO.. Evansvjile. Ind. dee 1 -Cm M'l'W tVll. Sew Cid Fuh and Macker.la i et r i ai forjaieby uoJÖ FKKSTOX BKOS.

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