Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 252, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 October 1857 — Page 2

(gfanstrille gnili) gomnal. TvANSViLLE, IND.

TUESDAY MOUSING,..' ...OCT. 13.

CT SEK FI118T PAUE.j Suspension of Specie Payments. The Cincinnati papers begin to think the suspension of specie payments is in

evitable. When we declared weeks ago that the sad result was unavoidable, they

then persisted in reiterating tho declara tion there was no danger and no cause of alarm. Tha causes have been opera tin?; and gathering strength in the whele course of commerce for several years, and their effects will be felt throughout the commercial world. They are not to be sought for in the fluctuations of our metallic or banking currency, but in ex cessive speculations and the consequent inflated prices of all objects of purchase and sale, which has in its turn led to an expansion of commercial credit and in

debtedness, till ttat which supports the but the whoje 0pet jre is the candi- himself in a state of almost insensible iachief movements of trade, and is, by a d te f ftll Dart;es, an(j has no oblizations toxication till he accomplished his pur-

hundred fold, a more important agent of commerce, tnan money nas couapsea, and stopped the machinery. e must ctnn nrid ron'i.r nri vnto rrorllt nnrl rpctnrA I r. ..... nrAn a crtii rf nH in of rl OU ha. I tt,,v J"" WUJ" fore we can iro on again lftcf ff inn Kick TTfia nnt encronn Arpil hv I 0. 1 . 41a I "J ""o" -"-" tions of the currency, but by an over ex pansion of private credit, predicated upon false values and delusions which expand ing .credit itself created, and which finally dug its own pitfall. While private credit which is the great motor of trade is beinz annihilated by the hundred millions,--five, or ten, or twenty mil lions of coin or bank currency will not fill the vacuum. All the obligations ere atctl upon the fictitious values must be adjusted, and trade must begin on the naw basis of real values before relief can come. White houses are daily crushed by the pressure, each o.e of whom, as it . constituted commercial currency, than The fail ure of Cuouteau-of Lucas of J Clarke, tho bankers or ot many Other

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u- . : uU u., yCars Auail0r 01 me county, ana wno Germanr galher the nuts of the , not the cause, tmkenng with that, w,l h now a candidate for re.election by the anJ -g bfrom ft fine no: mend the matter. The vast amount UQanim0us wish of the citizens, is truly ... answcrs the puipose3of

01 inucDieancss 01 rauroaus, ana 01 me

tha fFAl.1 nrrtilriTifvl in tfi fTontrnl Amor. .l:nr c : : : l . . I I .i r ti I tpnt nn hind at low TriM. Snsnf-ndol Ranlc I

pi --o-t oi uiiuuu iu iCgAiu w tue sea bICKUCSS un Iii uviq iruiu a aiiaiiiA, your remeaies wrvugn in persuasions oi a iritna. and ica, it U folly to look to the expansion policy of raising the rates of travel, but and from the fatigues of the land jour- tatcn T1" term;bank- J of a few millions of bank issues for none dispute the necessity of a large in. ncr, and whe attacked, sank almost " 7 "fa1; d&w sfas . . . . tWAi i lies, I liv mv iidsta-rloa-.Ml t. .at .

houses that have gone down in the gen- anv material advance bo made on freights Iii dfath will 1. & nainful blow to his I1U1LLAAU mi r.uo. e nae inea u, led rorieverai years wan extreme debility an i weak- . . . . ay uiaieriai auvnco uo mauB on irei0uts ma ueatn Will DO A pain IUI DIOW lO uis n.i -nn romn,.,,.! tpnnMtnt r. as a meJi- ness, so much so tliat 1 was unahle to attend U. mv or-

eral storm, have each annihilated more mercantila currency, than all the banks

in New York by an expansion of their and river towns will aj;ain become the isaujs at this crisis, could supply, if they principal points of shipments, and rewere to fulCl their impracticable pron- sume their importance as commercial ises. Each one of those houses, by its places. A change in the rates oi

fiiluro ctrnrVr ilp-id ,n rnrroncv n. millinn I .r . u .l....,. .u.a. ui iiieir uw.i i.ipvr, auu ujr auuviv nicjf cave to the credit of others, arrested ..i4. r -:u: e .- Lilt-: Ii i riiiiiLiuii til in 1 1 iiii i4 in iiiiiKir.H ill r .. . . I the paper oi others, is it to be expected that kinks can fill these enormous chasms ; and are they to be blamed becausA they cannot perform the miracle ? I Is it not tho idlest delusion to look to .... them for relief when we look at the true causes of the trouble, and understand the meaning of "the scarcity of money." The Cincinnati Gazette says, " two evils are now before the community, and as we hive heretofore remarked, one or the other must be accepted. One is a tal suspension of specie payment, and . .. other a prostration of mercantile gene the credit." The prostration of mercantib credit has already occurred. The suspension of specie payment will allow old transactions to be settled on the basis of values in which they were incurred. Which is Simply a measure Of justice. Th3 Cincinnati Commercial savs. " those who hoped against hopo that the country would not be disgraced by a general sus--v- - , , , pcuoiuu, uvw gnu up, auu aciLuuwiuugo this to be the inevitable result" The Roonpriti ndnntod th AnrliPr will h , tba settlement of Ohl nU n,r the resumotion of snecie Davments and the restoration of trade on a new basis of values. 07" The Kansas election as far as heard from, passed off without a single disturbance or fight in the Territory. A correspondent from Leavenworth City says it was the most quiet and orderly election he ever witnessed. Thd Free State men had everything their own way. The election was an animated one in all the towns, but not a single serious dif ficulty had been reported. United States troops were posted in the neigh borhood of various towns where there was reason to apprehend collisions be tween the two parties, but there was no occasion to call them into service. 03r A family at Kewanec, Illinois, were all taken violently ill after eating breakfast on the 7th inst.. evidently from effects or poison in their food. The coCT.ie mill had been put up in an open porch accessible from the outside, and on examining it. the remains of arsenic and corrosiTe sublimate were found in its crevices. It was at once suspected that some malicious person had durin- the night thrown the poisonous substances into the mill and they had been ground up with the coffee, which had been pre pared fur breakfast. Two persons against whom some members of the family had given testimony on a charge of burglary, were arrested on suspicion of being the perpetrators of tho diabolical act. Two of the family are in a very precarious sfate, with little hopes of recovery.

Tho Election.

Our citizens must net forget that 'there is an election to-day for a member of Congress in this district, and for important county officers. There is so little said upoitho subject in the streets and in private circles, and the Enquirer, which is the peculiar organ of the friends of the candidates, has been so entirely "mum" I on the subject, that there is danger that many voters may not be aware of the important event, and fail to fulfill their duty. Judge Nibblack is certainly a most fortunate aspirant for political honors; a young man without great talents I he receives the nomination without bar ing resorted to intrigue or making an effort for it, and is about to be elected by unanimous consent, without having marie a Rneech. or snent an hour to se- . . I cure it. The honors that others labor I nrl intrio-,, fnr r to attain, are conferred upon him, by consenting to receive them. A member of Coneress elected under such ausnices can know no nartr. tQ particuiar friends to re-pay, and no cnm;t;es to retaliate- We trust in his ' Wic career be wilj reflect th3 tolerant j 1:1 t, ;?. ? l i i I ana llDenu spmt mauesieu uy uis a l -1 a ? I consmuents m nis ciecuoc. nir. ivi iRr irnn rin.H neen inuriepn i , - the people's candidate, and will be voted . . n I nor witnout distinction 01 party, inou-n " I there he no onoosition.it would w I presumebo a gratiGcation to the candidates to receive a respectable vote. The State of Ohio elects to-day her State officers, and votes upon several imponanaamenamenisionerconsiuution ; among others, a change from biennial to annual sessions of the legisla ture. Minnesota also elects State officers to day. ' KailroaJ nuU River Trausportntion. A Convention of Railway managers is to meet tiiis week at Cleveland to adopt measures to reduce the cost of mana-nnj; roads, and to establish a tariff of rates that shall yield some returns for the vast capital invested in the roads. There is a niitted that railroads can no longer transn0rt freights at the nresent Drices. If I --o r - - - r- - I by railroad3( business will return to its olj Iines of transportation by the rivers. ihrmifrh rroicVitc will Invo n n Immrtinf I .-.-.? t. .n ueci p.uuuuijr upuu iiiu uusiucm oi our own city. A jrreat deal of the trade of .u. it'.i tr.ii... .t.. i.- i j iiih iiiui I w iiiiv 111:11. mix 1 il- 1 1 iir:iwri 1 - ..I fnra us over the mstern railway lines will nmb.al.lw mm Wr.lc tr tb rivr, r J and to go the hastern xnaikets and I Europe by the way of New Orleans and the sea. We shall not regret therefore I. .. t hear that the Convention at Cleveland has advance 1 their tariff 25 or even 50 per cent, on freight. OThe people of Carson Valley wbicn lorms tne west em portion oi - - - j bich forms the Utah, wishing to dissolve their political connection with the Mormons, from .i ,i n...i.J I,., . , whom they are separated by a range of I a f . , . aiountains, nave s.gneu a petition ana sent a delegate to WashinSton, asking Congress to erect them into a new ler ntor b tliemselves- Ahe7 ,ready number 7000 inhabitants, nearly all of whom are PPscd. ' Mormon,sm and j u i: l r tl. UCSUÖ lü w i.cu .rum ,w ru.c. iu Prar Jm pnoaoij oe graniea as a I ! 1 a u,ct". w " r 7 7. aaiicism auu treason oi tue oainui. I T..n. . . r tu- r i- i: VAjrrt.u. a m Aiiuiaiiapuus I Pi... T t i ' ' -r ÖW e "ourDai nas a specimeu Oi na tive C0WX found in Delhi Carro11 co'm in this State- U is rich anJ foand ia considerable quantities on the surface. It is not known whether it exists in 3 vein, or merely in boulders brought from the North by tho operations of nature. It is said to be the largest and richest specimen of native Copper found South and East of Lake Superior. The specimen, tho Journal says, appears to have been cut by a chisel from a large mass and is so pure that it could be worked at the forge without smelting. The discovery has created some excitement, and will lead to further explora tions. These accidental revelations of the mineral wealth of our State show us the importance of a geological Survey of the Stats. OT The new arrangements for the transmission of the Eastern mail through Cincinnati and bythe way of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad is about to be completed. The Postmaster General Iast week apposed six mail agents, with salaries of $1000 each to attend to it It wil1 shorten he lime in the wceipt of all tbe E"1 mail tthis Pint and 0ther8 t0 the West of Vincennes nearly two I days. 07" Col Sumner, who has just return ed to Fort Leavenworth, from a cam paign among the Chegennes Indians, has been placed under arrest, and a Court o Inquiry or a Court Martial has been- or dered in hisca.se. No one is informed

of the charges yot.

Our TelecrnDhic Dispatches

This morning are important The intelligence from India is alarming to England. The most favorable feature on the foreign news in the stability in the prices of breadstuffs, and the firmness in the qnotations of consols. The failure of the East River Bank and the old Banking House of Corning in New York indicate the progress of the financial breaking up. , The intelligence from Kansas this morning gives a majority in the Legisla tu re to the Democrats. 0T Instances of self destruction continue to be almost of daily occurrence in Cincinnati. A young man named Chas. Coates, suffering from consumption, on hoi n r triA bv b! ".Iure?., an thl b?a "J i"v recovery was hopeless, became so de Undent, that he resolved on self de "cl,on "inning uquor. ue com menccd drinking to excess, and kept VSQ - The Coroner returned a verdict of - death from liquor, taken with the de liberate purpose of self destruction." a-,-- Oct. from B.ech KnraA Aal a ua cf,fa TftlirT,,i tn0 jarmers in tne öoumern pan 01 . m beech sweet Olive na CIIV(rtt tw nur frmprs male 00 iman ,;tK Knfin -mr. Oil VAUVI IIUII ww vv v vasvas m vawu i i . .u: - ir .v,;ba ni IM-kill 1 Cilia us uiuna vui farmers C01 gather a crop from the nuts in our forestg from which an abund ant RUppij 0f Sallad oil could U obtaine(1 supen0r to the adulterated ar t5cles we iraport anJ pay extravagant prices for. Tho hickory, black-walnut and many other nuts and seeds, would answer the purpose. The beech nut, il expressed coia, wouia vieta rousi r delicious oil, and would be much more valuable than when converted into mast lea porK. I TT -iir -r . . tt o t !.;., I . a. f i.iABi-i, w. o. iw" - - I to Gautemala. died at the seat of irovern ment in that country, on the 22d ult., of cholera. He had suffered much from itely e .v was a naUve of North disease, lie Pn ml in and a resident of Tennessee. . I family and friend. Nkbbaska Uaxk. The following is v lislu-d as tho condition of the Western Ex ' - :. . Nebraska Territory. It Is tllO boldest BWin.11 ,.u. Tton;tl trv.t U ?o OrtO. a-.t oaa loitruvt !.-. u.L. - L,' 'a a ui. v U m. c.v,Vf - . vi u ha9 blU ul!WOnlcu tZJ BUnary ticbta" m.ixwi due irom DanKsana Danuers, - ' aso.rtrtn; anil "Kiinilrv amali aooonnts" 111.- ' ' ' e .1 vw " " from parties directly connected witb tlio bank. On a hctitious capital of $20,C0) the manager get into circulation $120,000 in notes, and secure $57,000 from depositors; I... ..... i , ftna co to wicmsoive iuu,wv, men blow lip the bank, And py their indebtedness tn tl. hrnVpn is.nwrn hv blivini? lin ita Vill , j j I I at ten cents on the dollar, and thus twin die laboring men out of $90,000, and utill 441 a. VI Jt Vw . i I law does not pnnish the robbery by connnement in tho penitentiary No plan can be Jevl by wbicb rmalny cm pliah Ito robberies bo securely as by c-ur banking Bya- . . . . ... . I laa J u vnv ajuiiu7 vs mvs v a a VM mv-o rogues. m ....,. no, a-oiis ji.uam uieu iu Aiuuiniore on the th inst. He has been one of tho most able and prominent men in the generation of I statesmen that succeeded the patriots of the Revolution. In 1315 ho was elected to the House of Eepresentatives from DelawareHe remained a member of that body until 1827, when he was chosen Senator of the United States. In May, 1S29, be was ap pointed by President Jackson to be the Min ister of the United States to Great Britain, where he remained two years, and on his re turn he was called by the same President to take a place in the Cabinet as Secretary of the Treasury. He served in this place until 13S3, when lie became Secretary ot State, and in June, 1S3I, he retired from political life. In 1837 he accepted the Presidency of the Baltimore & Ohio Bail road, and discharged tho duties of thut office until 1847. At this time, at the solicitation of President Polk, be occupied, during the pendency of the Oregon negotiations, the mission to England. Afterward he was induced to become a member of the Constitutional Convention of Maryland, subc-equent to which ho did not appear in public lifo. Paor. AoAssiz Prof. Agassiz of Harvard University has been ofTen-d by the Emperor Natoleon, tbe professorsbip of paleontology at the Museum of Natural History in Paris, made vacant by the death of M. d'Orbigny. Tbe following is the letter from the French Minister of Public Instruction: ' Snt: A chair of paleontology is vacant in tho Museum of Natural History of Paris, by the death of M. d'Orbigny. ou are French; you have enriched your native country with eminent works and laborious researches ; you are a corresponding member of tho Institute. The Fniperor would be happy to restore to France a distinguished man of science, a renowned professor. I offer you, in his name, the vacant chair. Your country will deem berself happy in recovering one ol" her children, tho most devoted of science. Be pleased to accept, sir, the assurance of my sentiments of high esteem. KOTJLAND. Professor Asassii.Bays the Boston Cowier, ha," declined this flattering offer, being unwilling to sever tbe ties which bind him to the United States.

under the influence Of the RenottMeM, r W eamM araar Ktal. bvstK-wia left me. mv hea.lache left With it. i .Si

Whiti Siavibt. Tbo following is an advertisement copied fr6i the New Haven, (Conn.,) Gazette, ptkblisbd in 1774, two years before tho Declaration of Independence: "Just Imported from Dnblin, in tho brig Darby, a parcel of Irish servants, bo'h men and women, to be sold cheap, by Israel Boai'dman, at Stanford. " Naw Haven, Jan. 17,

fTneurrent Moner

The following firms, by mutual agreement receive all good Illinois and Tennessee Bank Notes in the con r so of trade : E. J.DOBELL. s J. S.JAQUESS & COi J. H. & W. W. MORGAN. TENNEY & SORENSON. A. ANSPACI1ER & CO. FRENCH, LAGOW & 00. Z. II. COOK fe SON. J.HEALY. J. W. HUGHES. M. A. LAWRENCE. 6HANKLIN & REILET. KRATZ & II EI LM AN. 8AM. EMBICn. J. II. BOFANDICK THOS. SCANTLIN. BOSER BRO. & CO. F. FENDRICIIS & BROS. HALLOCK & STODDARD. JAS. SCANTLIN JR. ARCHER & MACKEY. A. C. PÜSIIEE. ROBT. BARNES. 8. MYERS. CHARLES SEIOT. BABCOCK & SONNTAG. JAMES OAKLEY & SON. KEEN fc PRESTON. J. C. JEWELL & CO. CHARLES BABCOCK. C. K. DREW. TELKER & IIEDDEÜICII. ARMSTONG & GREEK. VICKERY A JOHNSON. MEN I & GREB. I. tfc D. HEIMANN. J. J. PENNINGTON. JOHN F. GLOVER. J. P. ELLIOTT. DECKER & KRAMER. AUGUSTUS WALDKIRCn. H. J. HART. J. M. CALDWELL. CHAS. S. WELLS. H. AIILERING. BAM'L VICKERY. TILESTON & BRO. Some other honses agree to recelvo IHinoIs money from their Illinoi s customers for good and on account, and from all others lor vii r i I taiun bills of poods Tk rVV..:l .Ml !n fnlnm Ks of . 1T , , ... . . William Iluglies store, corner of Main and Second streets, where he will attend as usual to every branch of the Tailoring business. Every article of clothin? made or bought at M. , . . . . .. I iij wining tn fit tn mtfiwlinn I '""t u. w . Tliia rihin9 rlntliin t nl for liov ithor Aauiea wishing ciomin tut ior uoys, tuner i wVm jift1i Tnrn tili a1 Kr tliPTiii-1 v rif nnr chaed from Wm. Haghes, will be promptly attended to. A superior assortment of cloths If any of our teaders are troubled with NervonCM or Weakncsa o? anv kind, they should procure a bottle of "litERHAVE'S v . V.r ..v.i.n.-.... w- l- j; cine gMn almost instantaneous relief.Daily Enterprite. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICKS in this place. iecet.tsrrtine rV2 one insertion; 20 cents per line tliree times; 30 cents per line one week : discount on lonjertime. IHinoli and Tennessee Money I ALL solvent Banks of Illinois and Tenncssea taken for Groceries or in payment of old dets, by octiw Z.H. COOK & SOX. I vw baco limt social TawrLK, No jZ 45, meeU every alternate Friday evening, M above. J. T. WALKER. B. P. T. a. J.O'Rilet.b.r. janaoiy j ranjiia for PrnrntinT Attnrnrv ..... I are authorised to announce MA.TOR A. T.. ItOniNSOV as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the Third Judicial CllCUlt. OCtft-te FOR COIWTY t'OMMISSIOXER. I v iuu a i iiivav ut A' a v c v is ua -T a iiuvuuvo I ' " isMiw mmm wm ii'ir ift , vi B LB-wkivsa v va County Commissioner. spii-tc FOR COl'aVTY AUDITOR. tr w.are .uthorize-i u, Mnunee william ii WALK ER as a candidate for Auditor of Vanderburgh County, at the next election. septie-te I wa ... . m - vt i I -ga-Ä--w livaaiTSLLa iisrLi or jiuaoa, no VK2T4l. meets every Thursday evenlnf, in the Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank. C. W. RUDYARD, W.C.T. A. J. 0'Rkh.lv, W. U. janiiOly Flour Market Unchanged. BEST quality Family Floor at Southern Mills ; price, Är-cash. IGLE1IAHT BROTHERS. Seit 21 -tf A. AXTACHER A CO.. Manufacturers of CLOTHING, Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Cloths, Casslmeres, ftattlnetts, Vestlnss, tailor's trimkinos ako GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, HA1X 8TRKET, TV EXT DOOR TO BRANCH BAMS, Evansville, Intlana. auglHJant COAL AOTICE. The price of Coal at the Rodiax Mi.ies. Is at the Pit, cents per bashel; hauled to any part of the city, 10 cents per bushel. a juit.i ninu.Mi, Secretary and Manager. FIT" Dr. J. II osteite it's celebrated Stomach Bitters 100,000 sold In one year nothingln the medical mar ket for the past fifty years has ever equaled ; nor can an article be produced to equal this great anti-dyspeptic. One ine glass taken three times each day before meals will be a sure cure for dyspepsia; will remove all flatulency or hear iness from the stomach, keep yon free from eostiveness, assist digestion, give a gxxl ap petite, and impart a healthy tone to tbe whole system No person suflering from debility of any kindshonld fuil'to try this great antidote. Try them. For sale at all tbe principal Druggists and dealers generally. oct8-d&wlw Holloway Pills. Dyspepsia, the national complaint of this country. vanishes before the searching, purifying and tonic in fluence of this irresistible medicine. The Pills act sim ultaneously upon the stomach, the liver and the bow els. ZF" Sold at the manufactories, No. ft) Maiden Lane, New York, and No. 244 Strand, London ; and by all druggists, at 25c., 62 Xc, and 1 per pot or box. octJ-lw "FONTAINE'S CRbAM OF WILD FLOWERS" Is the mat exquisite and elegant of toilet luxuries. Its rich medicated lather penetrates the skin, and at the same time that it removes all ronghness, eruptions and imperfections, adds fresh beauty to the tairest face. FOR WASniXO INFAXTS, mothers will find it admirable; and as a der.ti-tfice for purifying the mouth, removing all offensive odors- especially after smoa!ng, it is unequalled. F. G. FONTAINE CO., 303 Broadway, ard No.fi Astor House, If ew YorK. Sold by all Druggists. octft-T X S k Weow.lm Helmbold'a Genuine Prep a rat Ion, Highly Concentrated Kx tract Bucbit, for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses, kc, is a safe and pleasant reraerry. Head the ad vertisement In another column headed IIelmboldrs Genuine Preparation .n septlMm WOOLSEY & SAWYER, Agents Pittsburgh Money. rjIIE suspended Banks of FXtshnrgn received at JL par on payment of debts, or bought at ad ismunt

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AMUEL OKR.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES. One tousu-e, (ten line or leu), one time, : ffl es. I Tliree timet, i i : t : : : t t t f 1 Ort , One week, t : : : i : t : : : : : 1 .V Two weeks, : t : t : : : : : I : 3 :i One month, ; i t t : i t : : : : : 4 "I Three months, I t t :::::: t :0 ix months, ill:: : : : : : 1 One year, : t : : : : l : : : ; 15 00 t ?" uisronnt on larger adrertisenienti". Jrf Canis of six lines or under, til) per ftnnuin. Z1F No "till forbid" aJyertisementsreceiTed. y niinniiiiMiniiil 1 D tUllUllllUUtilll Ii ill mm 1 ? w DISEASE VANQUISHED BT DR. RO BACK'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES. , ITER years of study and experiment, Dr. nl back, the eminent Bweuwn t'nysician. succeeded in producing a medicine from the mountain heri.s of his native liuid. Inch acts directly upuu the causes of disease in the liiood, ani iy resioring the corrupted fouutam or lire to a condition ci neaitü ana purity, exrels diseiwe frm the syrtem. wherever it may I lo cated or whatever may I its character. Indigestion, nervous coin plaints, epileptic and other tits, coughs. Consumption in its early stages, sore throat, I roncli.iU, lever ana ague, a.-uiima, low pmit. sexual lucipiti'ity, fpmintn WMiL-nNii. m'k'kiiiir of the Kkin. ftvmtttik.-iiufu. of ptiralysw rheumatism, n. uraigut, tumor, cancer, I diaites. lassitude and detiility. diaiThea. and all other I disorders of the organs of rep rition, the kidney, the I siomacn, trie nerves or ine iuuciuar nure, are uuerr- I lnglv cured bv this prepai-ation. It is to the materies I mortn, or seetU or disease, Hat an alkali is to an acid; I it neutralizes them with absolute certainty, while at the I same time it regulates tne secretions, removes obstruc-, tionsrrom the towels, t re-ates appetite, renews Umily vigor, and regenerates every animal function. Such istne nature. xuen are tne tiiecis or in-. Koincic s fa mous Scandinavian Mood Puritier, which, if Liken in conjunction with his IUod Pills, will not only obliter ate the nit paint ul diease, but prevent their recur rence, ana lengthen I. re iieyona its ordinary span. To ireveiit imposition, purchase onlv of reftec druggists, &c, of regular agents, or of Dr. Kubuck, sole propriehr and manufacturer, Cincinnati. CAMHaiDOK Citt, Watnk Co. Indias a, ) Dr. Roback Dear Sir: After having ia)red under the disease called by the physicLins Chronic Layi, getus, an gtiiicr.ti uemuiy oi me system, lor aixtut lourteen year, and having employed the lie-it melic.d aid of this country, as also of your city, without receiving any relief, I was through your certificates induced to purchase from Jiosuour l vt., vour agents at tins place, a ixtle ol your IJItxxl 1'uriher ami a mx of your iMl I'iliS. and tttrance t sav. I found miu-li miiof Lvm the one ottiean.i the pills, that I was coiisrained tocontinue the treatment, until I had used about nine potties, ana leei sate in suyutg uutt l nave recei ved as much, ir not nTe, tencnt from your meilKim-s, as 1 did from the whole course of treatment while un Jerthe care of the physicians. And 1 would further uy that 1 believe your medic ine to be wellcalculatcd to relieve many ot the ins to wtucu nesh is tie r. L. D. COWLES. DYSPEPTICS READ THIS: Pkrc. Miami Co. Ind. Au, f. 187. Da. C. W. Rosien, Noti East Fourth street, Cincinlau. wot iivvuii i uiiic lac in fi uiucu ueiieill u ii i. n ... . ironi y uur ncaiiuinaviaii ukmmi runner aim lilooa 1 "' thiil 1 nave thought it my iluty and it is no let mv i11Pii11Htiin. tnnve vllnlli:lm.i lrn,lMl,.rni.. case. I was fo. years atllictel with that Istne of a:l puüf" aii the i1 rerZuMuS TKS itStlrtK . .i . .1: . best physicians I could hear or. 1 was induce 1 to try I feel Jiut in every respect thun I have for ten years, Very truly yours, JOHN 8.DEMÜTH. TmDIAMAPOLIS. Ktr.tnilur I . - " "" mwu--Da C.W. ROBACK DearSir: liavitis been troubSÄÄ Pills were etlecting, I was Induced by a friend to trr them. 1 have been using the Purifier for the last twelve mou ms, anu nnu me ueaiicioe luuy equal to recommendations. So valuable is Its nse tome, that I can now dispense with the use of it at my airanced age of 1 cheerfully give this information for tha tn.fit r muse similarly anccteu. MORKIS MORRIS. Manufactory, Sales-Rooms and Office. No. S En 4(li street. , I building from Main, CincinnaU, O. tlf For sale by WoOLSbY & SAW V Kit. and JOHN M kiY. N I 8, K vans vi I le, and by Druf gists and iuerciianis bxiieniuy every wnere. octlj-ly w Great Alarm About Town A BOUT money matters and bad tolmcco. but F. Fen-drs-h it Urns, have received aome of thi lit chewing tobacco thut evr was sold in our city. They have all the liest Is-ands of Virginia tobacco. Give them a call and convince yourself. They also tiave one iiunureu uiousana oi uie nest Havana cigars. Uct-lith. MALTBY'S FKESH OYSTERS A3I now receiving daily 5IALTB'S unrivalled and celebrated choice Planted Ibiltimi.re Ovtnt. and am irepiti ed to oiler the trade such induceuieuts lortne ent.re season as nave never ien ottered In this market heretofore. A constant daily MUHilvalVim uiini, 5u utiu ueaiers arm lamiues au.ont.tin a any time during the season tho-choice Ovstent. in eins ami ii.iii cans anu in ine snei, aarniuleU fresh aim set,aiia very superior in navor and quality. enn- cicii. iwaiers in oiuer towus suppni. HtU tf a. KL'RTZ C03IMI.SSIONEKS SALE. ?T v.rtue of a decree of the Court of Common ' rieasor ari'ienurgh County, renI?re,l at its last S'i'ieiiiier term, in suit for partition letween John C. Bryant, plaintiff, and Emanuel Ilufl and 12 The ave ,ny is situated at the heaa of High street, oppos.te the residence of John Ilodson. Tkäms One-third cash, balance In six and twelve months, the purchaser triving notes with approved securitv.liearing interest from date, a. d waiving valua tion i iws. T1IOS. E. GARY IN, otT.2ts Commissionvr. .E1V SIU8IC. BIRDS of ?pring. Five Belles Polka. Gentle Annie. The Nem Plav Gronml. AVith many other ew and popular pieres, for sale vj locii-ij l. tuMAurua. MfEESE.-. aO Nixes Choice W. Tt. Phm. Ini r.n4rA ""'7 IOCT12J fl.LSlUMKl.U8. TENNESSE AND ILLINOIS MONEY. mm' 1. tike at par the notes or all the solvent banks , of I llmois and Tennessee, for cash bills of gromi hi in-; low cm laBii prices, octli S. E. GILBERT. SyoaiMire mar Water. TOBACCO. jiO bxs pounds, M lls. 5's and 'sf Jnt for sale low by lortl21 t. E. GILDER recefvet RT K CO. CIGARS J Wi c h.ive now a full assortment of fatorite brands assorted sizeil Mxes and qualities. Some of these Ci gars are warranted to be over I years old. Fr sale low ny locus. s L. UILUERT & CO. ANTE CURKAXTS.MJ r-00 lbs very choice, for sale by octU S. E.GILBERT & CO. rflYPRES MILLS rOTTOX VAHV j 2-tO togs of this favorite brand, for side af tnsnn-imiiT-niCT,i ,v locilil a. UlLIIiKI SL CO CORN BRoOJI. 5 dozen f-sr sale by octlS S.E.GILBERT Si CO. 1J0LASSES.11 i 20 bbls choice Louisiana, for -ale bv ;'l 8. E. OILBtRT & CO. t OAR DE RS wanted at tlie corner of Fourth and " nainut sireets. octl -tf NOTICE. A LL persons concerned will take not'ee that a cer--TU tifinite given by the JMmnl Conimissioner of . J?.- rrl,ufh county to one U alter Ben I, iept. 2V h 't for the purchase of lot No. 7 on tneplsitof the BChool Lands and ling the southwest iuarter of tive northeast ouarter of section If,, biwn ß. south ranee 11 west, containing :r acres more or le, which certificate was as.sirne1 by nxiil Heal to one Amtmse Yea mi and has been lost and no deed made for said land, and that the undersigned intends to apply to the A udit.w of said county for a new certificate ajvorninr to the law in iu.wca.-x- pro viaeo. AUsTAK (tlÜ-dltA-wöln. Quarterly Meeting of the Board ofFrade. THE Kvansville Hoard of Trade will hold its regular Quarterly Meeting next Monday evening, wi. i.iu.jii lociocK.r. si.,aitne Linr.iry jtoums. By order of the Board of Officers. oetl!)-2t M. W. FOSTER, Trest. COAL ÄII.VKKS VA.TED. ripKN or twelve Coal Miners wanted, to which the JA highest prke will be paid in rash, f ir mining coal ... AL!. '-ä II!..' !.. ! ... ... V . vino ami Mississippi nai roan t;nai uanks. at igton.lndiima. For further Particulars enouire of J.B.llALL, editor of the Enquirer, Evansville.

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owiers, ne.eiiaaiiis, iui on euneMisy, the th day Matn street, ntarl opvotite the Utrt Jl'flitt. of ISoreuilier next, sell at ihedoorof thei oart House, wT--n 1 , . . in Kvrtnsville, l,ts Nos. -a 21 and ii ,., Iii k.K No. 13 K'H Äü,"1 OD h,aDd ,771 U' in that part of the city of Evansville heretofore known JlÄ- V.Mvi-a nrVutVis'ia asthesth knlarKement ailjoinimtoaidcity. The I- , i-a I C i.iM.ivra Kr.'lii"f ?i TOBACCO AND CW.iftS 'and everv Mlein

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New York k Erie Itailroftd. SPECIAL. . NOTICE. - - - . r . - . TO THE TROWELING PUBLIC. 2JP"Buy rour Thronch TicVeU to Nsfcr Yott . Boto!c,Philaiklphia, and New England CI tie via. this CSr TWETY-TlVO 51ILE3 DISTANCE SAT ED. ' t n . tr" Thronjh to New Tork City WITHOCT chakge or caks. t2T The ONLY ROTTTE to New York Citr haying WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CAKS: ThU Lhie extends to Dunkirk, nuftulo.and Xia-rara Falls, with an unbroken Wide Ouajre eonnmii., at Dunkirk jlirwtt v with all trains fnimClerelaiid .Cincinrutti. St. Louis and Chicago on the Lake Shore lUil To Cuffiilo ria the Buffalo L New Tork City KailRoad raaktu? direct connections with all) the Steamers on Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, aim with the Bunalo & Lake Huron tfailroad from Detroit to Chicago. MiOABirilLS t Caiutndaiua and xmpm raus Railmad.makinsdirm connections with all irains on th? Oivat Western Railway, from Detroit to Chicago, thus anoraing tne traveling imune unnvaiie mcuincs. Tsrisoston rASSE.NiiEK? can stop in New an any length of time, and resume their journey without exta charge. ZJT TH KOrtill TICKETS for sale in all the princnwi w estem itanroaa unices. It" FAR! AS LOW At BT AST OTHER ROUTE. O.E. SMITH, Uenl Agent. HOMER RAMSrELL. Clerelan i , 0 . , Jlay 15th , lis:. President. myztuyd&w THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SIR JAMES CLARKE'S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. rremred from a nresmtition of Sir James Clarke. M D.. PlivsiriHfl Kvtmiinlitinrv tn tli l)titfn. 1'hi. in valuable Meticine is unfailing In the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the Female constitution. It moderates all excess, removes all otatractions and rings on the monthly periods with regularity. Thesr snoum ne usei two or tnree weeKS previous to confinement; they fortify the constitution and lesnen the suflering during lalxir, enabling the mother to periorm ner outies wun saicty to nersei ann cinia. 1 nee 1'tlU should not be taken hy females during the rlKST TilK&c. 9iUlllSor I'regnancy, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, butatanv other time thev are safe in all cases or Nervous ana rnniai Anections. rain in the Back and Limits, Heaviness, Fatigue on Sliglit Exertion, raipiratioo or tne Heart, Lowneo of Spirits, Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the Painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will ettect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or any other mineral. ull niwtions accompanying each iackage. I nee in the Lnited Statesand Canada. One Dollar. N. B. 1:I0 and H postage stamps enchMl to anv authorized Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills bw . : 1 iv IT im t l)ra i revuru iijaii. it. ii . juvoriiiiri juiiiiuiiiiiiMiii, Sole Agent for Indiana. HALLOCK k STODDARD, ap27 V-lyls General Agents, Evansville. If you are sick you must take aiKDiciim. rOK ALL EXTERNAL AND ISTERSAL FAIX Til IE WITT'S PAIN RELIEVER, Which is stronger and requires less to e fleet a cure than any k no wn remedy . FOR FEVER AND AGUE TAKE the only safe and harmless remtdy in the world, Rhode's Fever and Ague Cure. FOR ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE The Anti-Bilious rills. An auxilery to the "cure." These Kemediea destroy the Disease but not the Pa tient. TV. B. CIIAPIN, Wholesale Agent, R. I. Fr sale by Druggists generally. ell-tmo-ditw M. A. LAWRENCE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IS AM ERIC AN AND ITALIAN MARBLE, I Inn 11fnnfirln-AP nt Mnnnmnli M"" iv . vi iiiuuuiutuia, MANTELS, HE AD-STOMA'S. VAtE8, IR8, Ac. SW All work done in a superior style, at the lowest figures. ill AIIUL.U UAL.L. UlILUIAU, ort EVANSVILLE, IND STENOGRAPHY, Or the Art of Short-hand Writing rWHE subsrribers respectfully annoum-e their srrim vai at t. vans vine, tor tne purpose or rivinr insimction In a new and beautiful system of STENO' CKA1M1IC WKITINO. The mind featttre in this system is SIMPLICITY. 8o simple is it that a thorwho can handleapen, in ashort course of jflVE I i v.dtva Instruction will be riven either privately or in classes, at such hours in the day or evenine as may suit the rnnvenienet-r f learners. I.adies or rentlenien will l tane it at the r res dence. shou d thev des re t Fee for the full course, to members of a class. 3 f;r private instructions, for a lady and gentleman nve doimrs. Apply to tl subscribers at tbe Green River Hotel 3ULLAK S t A iriir.LI, oetO-tf - Htenognipbers KUDD & CO., WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Otcy invite the n tbe city, and STSn street.Mween Third and Fourth, nearly opposite the Court House ocw-iy TENNESSEE AND ILLINOIS MONEY Taken at Tar for Goods at J. W. HUGHES' QUEENSWARE STOP.E, Oct 7 Main street, next door to Old Hank .XJEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS 1! Im Irish Leaves, Fanny Fern's new book; Ma!iel Vauhgn; : Moss Side; Spurtreim's third volume. iCose of Asharst, and all other new books ree'd at OCt7 J. lMjliELL'S MAGAZINES Waverly Magazine for October; Knickeroocker do Putnam do . . New York Journal do . Harper do tody ' Lady's Book do Gralwm do llallou's Monthly do . Sclioolfellow do Mrs. Stephens' Illustrated Monthly, st octl JS. J DO BALL'S. NOTICE. rWHE 3Iemlersof Young America Fire Company most conlially temler to the Ladies their hearty thanks for their aid and assistance at the l'romeaade Conceit aud on the iiiiy or i'arile iiy onltT ot the I omranv . oct7 W. W . COJ :0MBS, Pee'y. ASSIGNEES' SALE. rppiIE entire stock of Messrs. Wm. Iewentbal It JL Co., consisting of a beautiful assortment of DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING of every variety, have to be diso! of within a short I time. The Umm1s have to be sold ponitively and without reserve. Tlte attention of Cash buyers is purturulariy requesteii. All persons indebted to the firm of Wm. Lueweuthal & Co., will please settle forthwith, to avoid all unnecessary trouble. Al'KAHAM I MBEKTS, lah.UrOL.il .M. UraltAlir.i M tik. Oct.6-tf Assigrjgvs of Wm. Los eu thai ii co. SUPERIOR YEAsnT POWDLR, TJu Quidat and Surul Yiad I'otcJer erer JntroJ itotd. A ers yeast or any ol tne quick yeasts now ia nse, I for making liebt Itreud.cortt bread, hot hiaruitoc roiU, ety of pastry; in fact, everything that can bemmof flour, corn or Buck whet meals. tif The most Iyspeptic can eat bread nuvle- wfth thi- Yeas', without üunrvThis least renaers tue urcao uue, ngnt atvv wuoiesome, and of a fresh and sweet taste and smell, never leaving any spoisor imuig n j mow, m wnicn o,uaiities it surpies,,n:th'u ot ,Qe aindever introduced The manufacturer wamanU this Yeast to give satisfaction or the money will be refunded.Families, Hotels and Steamboats can I-e scpplied by leaving orders at the mauufuctory. A liberal liscoiait made to (irocers. Da. MAfiKN lit octl-d4tw2m Corner 2d & Locust it, Evansville. Nnrse Ciirl Wanted! I A fOMTtTENT Nl'RSE GIRL U wanted, to I . take cars-of an Iofant 1J monms oldi Avolvat ippiy a

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p. g. o:riley & co., clS eitabLishkd Storage, Forwarding ÄiComiaisair General Kailroad, Steam and Expresa AtMg SFKCtAL AOEirri roa pbssstlvasia KALaoA. UAVIXO fi4 tip a mammoth Wharf-Boat, t largest on tbe Ohio Kircr. in the most substant..! manner, we are prepared to facilitate with proa-td dispatch sn'irwidi eritftId to otit- care, either Hiver, Railroad or Canal without delay orexi.tsures, Jic., itc. J'articülar retention will be paid lj Keceiv ig, storin and Fnranlirr; and also tot t sai 11 le .ny Produce Consigned to us, and allurtk on. Ny tUled. ... - r. G. O'lllLKY retttrh jjj sincere thank a to I t .mrniu friends for their forftpr nstronare. and ir numerous friends for their Torapr. pstronage, and ir spectfully Soliciu a continuance of the same, wb i will be duly reciprocated. : . A Store Room. -11 iit.1!sI. -il! t lrn tor fh pm ,1 I commoilatiun of boats, and their orders carefully !- ei. P.G.O RILEY ttC. J0H5.S. MITCHELL, (Successor to O'RHey fc Mitchell.) s lRODtCR, FORWAhpI0 A.D ' COMMISSION MERCHANT EVANSVILLE, IND. LTlK BimcTattcnuon pantocon , l signments for sale of t lour. Pro. - iir-ttT-iiduce Ice Orders for the tur chase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to.. a . . . .- 1 1 . . . Tt a J ) Having a large v nan-ioat hi me mver, wimi imn Agent at this place for several Railroads I possess sn per tor advantages ror rorwaminc jnevrnanaise or rr dure coming here by Railroad as well as by River Office on board the lower WharfBoaL Janli PROCLAMATION! : Be it known by al. sickly, weak and debilitated resons, tUtMcLiAs'i STRENGTHENING C0RDIA is the only remedy that will st-. rgthen .nd invigorw the system, and remove k jrities in the Blood. It is very pleasant to take. In it is combined the properties of a Tonic, Diuret i and Alterative. It will cure apy disccse of the Stomach, Liver i Bowels, such as: Dian-hoea, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Ileodache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach. LiveComplaint, Costiveness, Weakness or DeUIity, Tali in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevers, Yallowna of the Skin, Itc, tc. When taken, it neutralizes and removes any morbbsecretions in the Stomach, and strengthens the Diget tive organs. . It will also eure any disease of the Ulerns, Kidneys Bladders or Urinary organs; and as an Alterative, purifies and creates a healthy circulation of blood, re moving all sores, boils, pimples or blotches frum Ui skin. . I TRY IT, and be convinced of its w.nderful Invlgo rating properties. For Children, who are puny, weak and sickly, wr advise parents to give them a tea? poonful of this Cor dial daily. CST" See Circular. J. II. McLEAN, Sole Proprietor of Oils Cordial. Also, jlc Lean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, fjr" Principal Depot Comer of Thirl and Pine treets, St. Louis, Mo. an-.?-l vdAwis Sold by Keller It White, Druggists, Alainttrert. GREAT EXCITEMENT Prevailing all over the country, in consequence of the" tremendous success of McLean's Volcanic Oil Lltdment. It is superceding every Liniment and remedy forthecureof local pains and external diseases. Ilnudretls of confirmed cripples have lieen made to walk by its ose, many that weresurtering for years wiibolil Chronic Sores, and had tried in vain the many remedies and Liniments now before the public, have been permanently rnred by tbe use of a few small bottles o McLean's Celebrated Lin imenL McLean's Volcanic OH Linimeaf Is the liest Lininvat that has ever been d icOvrreH .and the only reliable remedy for the speedy and perm inent cure oi Sores of all kinds, Swellings, or any local Pains on man or animals. pVLfvery-atable Keepers, Farmers, Draymen and all that have th charge of horara, should keep supply constantly on hand, be used In time of need. PRICE OF THE LINIMENT. Tn consequence of tbe increasing demand for this va! nable Liniment, it la now put up in twenty -five rent liottles, fifty cent ans one dollar bottles. The fifty cent bottles contain three times the quantity of the twenty-, ve cent nine, aud so on in proportion t their costs, so that purchasers will save money by getting the lai-gest sir.es. tl" A II orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment most be addressed to the proprietor. JAMES II. McLEAN, St. Louis, Ma. Agents for Evansville, Indians, ay3.-ly. KELLER k WHITS. CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! 1 VEI1Y LATEST STYLES. ALSO B ROC IIA, STELLA AND WOOL SHAWLS, RECEIVED THIS DAT, AMD WILL BE SO 1.6 AT rCICALLT LOW PRICES . J. OAKLET k SON, aeptlMm . First street, Foster's Block. LATEST ARRIVAL AT T1IK WESTEKK STAK MARX L E V Y. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN CLOTHING AND FUnXIPIIIaYU GOOD, Rf AS just r-ceiveJ and is now iening a eoxplete U.M. assortment of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,. consisting of all sorts of Overcoats, Pants and Vests. Shirts, Drawers Comforts, Handkerchiefs, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises, and invites tbe public to call and examine his large and well selected stock. To keep up the reputation of the-Weteni far, I shall only try to sell tbe liest of articles at the very lowest price, "and make garments to crderVt the shortest notice, on the most reasoiial ! lrm Maas r.mv At the Western Star, corner of Mala snuf SvcimorTrt, under the Pavilion Hotel. Ttjj-riAwas. PERMASKXT IH).Ul WANTED, IOU a man and his wiferin a -rlvwfe family, where' M7 there are no oilier Boarders- I-oction mast be aixive Main street. Asctress a line to llwx No.4l Post Office, ami U will with aueutioo tH AVOODI WOOD I PEIti-ONS wtntia to lav in thoir wood for winteruse, can I suppliot with llirkury, Ash audMixed Wood, by leaving orders st VICKERYfJ. sept2 Corner of M ai a and freeund st s. tTlll'S K. DKEir, Jr., " NOTARV PUI5MC, JULH.AL OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. LL buines asa public Notary will be prompt fy l attentei ir at tne rfoamai coaaling Koosa corner of Mi aad V !!es streets. taugli. RANK NOTICE. AjOTICB is liercbv given to the stockholder In tW V kr-im-Ki .ät li'ara...-;il a.l Uu. lla.W In. w a. - n .nn - r 1 1 n, . ' i . i w. . .a. . a. i la . . a. I diaua, that the A nnu-.il Election for eight Inrector in f said Bmich, to serve tbe ensuing yes-r, will tie held atI the Banking lloue in Evansville, on Monday the Jl i..y oi oveni'HT ne-f, lirtwee tte hoars of ten aii six o'clock. 'Ike polls will teoenea at 3 o'clocK P.M. By order r Ue litsird of lweetor. oct.wl..8.wto . ti,W,KATllBONE, Cashier.' Enjuirere'P7 FOR HEAT, One or tbe best Duslness Stands In the City. AS we are removing oar stock of Furniture and Chairs to the Crescent City Buildings, we offer f'r ieiii or lease, the rooats now ocrupied by ws on Main street, between Second aad Thirt. lossesion givf-n immediately. AKM5TI0.NU ft GKLEK. ISieXV GrOOdOa S. GUMBERTS & CO., CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS HAVE just received a large stock of Cloths, Caaaimeres and Yestingsnf ail varieties, which they are prepared to manufacture at short notice. They are, aim prepared to sell these coods by tbe piec at the lMrt mMiVt-t uriCt-Sa wliolerale nnä ivt&il. IlaUu. Caps sAid Fttrni-diing Goods of all kinds, constantly, on hand. of the partners of this firm being a rest- , dent of the Ea"tanf cotistintly in the market, we arrr prepareTi to seH or.r stock at lower figures than other Louses not similarly situated. , . We keep the best of mechanics, and warrant all good made p bv'nstobe in the Litest stvle and at low rate. ept-10-ly t. OCMBKRTa At CO. - OOPED gKIUTSlSdoien received and for sale. .

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