Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 206, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 July 1858 — Page 1
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' ' " . aT"OmVe on Luccwt street, opposite the Sherwood IIoute, Evansrille, Ind. aept2t-ly . flneyaat Law and Keal eetate Anta, Witt practice law and mak collectiun in Vanderburgh and the adjoining counties in Indiana.They hare alio established in th city of Evatutvilk a KEAL KST ATE AGESCY. Where they will attend to theporchaM and aale of I'.Tanaville city property, aa well as farms and farming Und in any of the Wetern täte. They will alto procure, purchase, sell and locate land warrants, pay taxes, collect rente, examin title, or attend to any other buitinrtm appertiUning to tlM duties of Attorney a or lieal EeUt A Rent. Lota in all parts of the city, and fanainz landa in various localities- for sale. Office on Third street, - nearly opposite the new Court House, ; - Ai.l IOtr.liAST..........- ,.......M. ft. AtTHtS. , janl3-ly (Notary Public.) MJtom) at law. Notaries Public and Keal Estate Agents, Evansville, Indiana; Witt practiee law in the Coarts of this State, will attend to the nllection of claims in any part of ' the United State, w ill buy and sell real estate in the ' ity of Evansville, In Vanderburgh and adjoining 4-ountie and in the Wust generally, and will perform ''any other duties pertaining to Attorneys or lU-al KaUte Agents. Lots and fanns always lot sale. German spokeu bv a member of the firm. iTOffice on Third atreet, opposite the Court llonae. In the rooms formerly occupied by the Ute firm of Lockhart, Parrctt Sc Penny; ) HARLRM KtKBT JAC01 LrNKtXHEIHtR. 1 ctl5-dly At tha Evansville Library Awioci.ition Kotmw, roster's Buildinfp; will attend to drawing up A-eds, mortgages, and all other waitings entrusted to hiin. - .decl3tf ' J iTkHR JtTjLZm r to., u'JTjkr , Xß ftr.-t, Evansville, Indiana, Whol.ale Itealera in (irocerkM and all kinds of Proluce, Nails, läse, White Lime, Ccmeut, Cvtton Yarn, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Ac, ie. Also, constantly on hand ä full atock of faah, Panel Doors, &c, of all sizes. p2 i rnviJi ojljp Miu.it v mtti.y f.hh JL AOAIN. ALLIS A- HOWES, Forwarding and - -CommUeion 3Ierchants, lrctiflers of the celebrated Magnolia WliUky, Dealers In all kinds of Produce, superior Old Bourbon and Eye Whiskies, and Foreign and PoiAVstic Liquors, cc. Water street, Seeond door above Vine, Evansville, Ind. ' . BENBT I. AttLS. . LtWlS HOWES. feb5-ly rrn,muisujMiMt rmuush. n'MlOLMiWW sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails, Window Glass. OUvsware, Ac. Ac, No. 47 Main street, between First and Second, Evansville, Ind. K. X. WHEF.LEK. JAStS D. KIGGS. . aep6-ly jaRMSSTO.V HROTmTeRS, ll'H O LKJL SALE GROCER, Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors, corucr First and Sycamore streets, Evansville, Ind. . . ap30-ly W II. .n fill Mi E K CO., WHOLE9Jw sale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, First street, Evansville, Ind. ap28-ly HTk.tl'Mlt 8. JIJlERtOJ'f -a 11IÄ.M lAiliUfti II If r, . w.vrrkD Mitchell's Block, Main street, Evansville, Ind. Headquarters for Elegant Clothing made to order. Genta Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Ac, Ac. Also, a variety of Tiece Goods, raado up to order in the very bebt style aud manner at quick terms, small profits and extensive sales. ap27 . TfmMZCHER A HRJ.UER, JM.WM'JlJLW turers and Wholesale Dealers in Lard Oil, Candles, German, Palm and Family Soap, Ac More rooms Main street, between l irt and Pecooi streets. We keep constantly ou hand a good stock of the above named articles, and are ready to supply our customers at homo and abroad at Cincinnati prices. JanU jrOJf. '. ULOl'MiR, U'lOLMixZi LMl and Retail Dealer in Pine Lumber and Shingles, Corner of Main and Seventh streets, Evansville, lad. . . MOV21 ' IThO CT. Ji. . - J7T.TM.V, jio.ntnJUt PATHIC PHYSICIAN. Office on Third st., ' below Vine. . - . ml-ly i jryEM.-.y - prestos, whole- , JtW. SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, First street, Evansville, Ind. Merchants will always find a full stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, at this House, which willbe soldou fair terms. sep21 ' jTiUJRLEH m. WE'LL 9, WIIOLE'4LSALE HARDWARE DEALER, First street, t fopposite Maghee h Co.), Evansville, Ind. Orders for Hardware promptly filled at lowest Cincinnati prk-e. jan 20 - Jf KURTZ, WHOLESALE J.VW WJLm RETAIL CONFECTIONER, aud 3Ianufacturer of all kinds of Candies, Caksa, Cordials, Preserves, Jellies, Ac., First street, Mtwen Main -and Locust, Evansvillo, Ind. Southern Fruit always on hand. Orders from faniUka or private parMica for article in hht lino of business attended to at th ahnrtest notice. - ' ntrn Ice Cream Salwou L fitted up in the best atvk?. . , wy.-tJia 7D?T L. JonJmSOJ- BOOK STORE .rJs!B001CBlNDERr andBlank fiSlJ Book Manufactory, First street beetween Maiu aud Locust, ü-vans-riyi ' M ' viUe Indiana. Blank Books niade-r to order, with er without printed lieasls. and Maftnlines. Music, Ac, bound la any style that maybe . desired. febl5-dAW HE POTI. sT MM. HEIMJJkW, holeaale Dmilera In Groceries. oreljni ana ! Domestie Lianors. Imoorters of flollaud Herrings, ' Prunes, Chocolate, tc. Main street, two doors back of Second, Evansville, Ind. mh27 R. K MJWE I. UTTORjy'EY Law and General Collecting Agent, Henderson, Ky. i mh30tf - sTa MtUHtl. fl.V .11EUL. ERE HIM -MXW GROVNp- For Sale by
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Jm-4 !aler in Metals. 4 and 6 Burling Slip, N-w York Offer tor aale Ranra Tin, Mralu Tin. AntlmoET, Spanich and Anuriean Lmd, Slab Zinc, Cop per. Bismuth, Itr Tin and Bar Lead, Babbit wetal, .peltcr tolder. Plumber' Soldder, k .-. . .. : AIm, Britannia and riated Ware, at wholesale and retail.1" - i w -. .i -tMrlt-in
ell. f. it wkkvf.. - who i. Mi - tle and iictail -Dealer in .American and Italian Marble, and 5Tnuctiiref of Mcnunv nt". ManteU, Ilead-atonn, Vaitm,' Crn, -. AU -wwrk don tn a enperior- atvl, at tht loweet ' figtine. -ff"Marbl Hall Building. Ltanstilh, Ind. octO UOOlfS. un. J. UK l lit. KB, (surrvwnr to J. It. f5ofanJick.45 Main street. between Firt and Second ftrtcts. The unch-r-ign-fd having botiht the entire stoi of Dry Uoods, from- J.' 11. BofctiidM-k, will continu tha botdtieiM under -the above firm, at the old stand, 45 Main at., between First and Second street. Tlie stock will m replenished in a few days, with every artirb in the Vrj Goods line, and a share of public patrunoge is resp.tfullv solicited. A WM, J. DEt lSLElt, niy-7-2jn . . , , , B HJ- MIi:j I. 1 U ttOHHE L. Mi Ü T a STATION KB. corner of Main and First Mreet. Evansville, Ind., ha for sale a general assortment of &-huol, Clawical, Moiirsl and MiwclUnHuM Book. '" ' 15I.AXK BOOKS OP ALZ 'KtXVK'' ' t Writing, letter and Wrapping Papers; SUrlTcnF, Vtnilx, Ink, iviiciln, Lnrtlopcs, and toilegc aud School Libraries furni.lnd at th lowest rates. tWConnty sr r h;ints and Teachers are Invited to calLand examine the fetork. . apQtj jrJt pr.it mi.m. vj.v i i um: ho in Mi, J5t FIRST SltEET.NE.VU MAIN. C.SCUMITT X tTTAKK. . , .. . . . kxco enj G: home xa svfa err hi sr.. We wü-h to call the attention of our old eustomers and everybody in want of elegant and dwlraWe Furititare to our nevr and very rich Patterns tf Sofas, Sociables. Iivans, Kliraljvth and Parlor Chairs in Hair Cloth, Plu-h and Brocatel, which will be ready for inspection In a lew day?. - " Every article in the Upholstery Linv is made under our personal eviperintendence and exprewly lor the City Trade., We make it our aim to sell as cheap as any house In the Vctt, and all we ask K give us a call before you go and spend four money abroad. L SCHMITT Jt STARK. ap27 J 2 . - ' 1TB M T TB oIlM" K KOJ iH-aler in Jewelry, JL9 Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware, Ar.4 have now on hnnd a well selected stock of gold and Silver Watches; fine Jewelry of all kinds and of tlie latest styles; Yankee Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood cases, silver table and teaspoons, plated ware, port inonnaics, gold, silver and stoel spectacles, Ac, w blch we are prepared to sell at the lowest Eastern prices, and warrant every article to be bat it is represent!. Tho public generally are invited to call and examiue for. themselves, at the old tdand, on Main street, between First and Second. ap0 "fir w. jt .u7auMi u iTiroäJ-Mi f WW at Ijw and Notarv TuMie. ORIee in the Crescent City Bank Building. Will attend faithfully to all hueiine entrusted to him. inv.SO-ly JaLmisston and Forwardiug Merchants, St. Louie. Libt-ral advances duv) on consignments to either of our houses. k i itr.tr.R to Mesera. Allis & Howes. Bemeut Vcile, Howard & Drown. Evansville. ... dec22-ly TT -f. M.YMt URS, HtL lMiR I'MtTMiR J 9 No. 8, Marble Hall Building, Second Story, Mftin stn-et, Evansville, Indhina. Carriage work I'lated wan neatness and dpt.-h. t urnlsh to order.Silver. Door, Number and Manufacturers' name, Plates. Bell Pulls, Hinges,. Bailing, Knob, Lock with Plated. Knobs and Furniture, at Cineiunati j prce- ; iaflJf ORRIS ftf. ü.VO.V, JTTO R faVfJtneyA Counc ilor St Law. Evansvile. Ind. U-iPOflice on Third street. Bank Building. . - -. - in the Crescent City aept25-l.v -rRVi TOHMi.ItR. J1.HJMWISS MJ having ipened a Retail Ifrug Store, on the corner of Second and Lucust rtieets, ao""rits the jtronage of the ritirens of Evausville and vh inity. , The entlr stock has been purchased in the East, n--gardless of expense.-, of th purest and !est materials, and consists in part, of Pure Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Pure Wines and Brandies, (for medical purposes only,) Stationary rerfumery, Soaps and all Popular Patent 3Iedicines. ItiTThysiclans' prescriptions and family rwijies compounded by an experienced iothecary, at ail hours of the day and night. angl5-1y dT1 lM.UJ3RTirU O U 'L,MiS, HtTcVK Vfaora to S. E. Gilbert St Co., Whoiesalu Grocers, Sycamor? street, between Water and First streets Evansville Ind. A full assortment of Groceries always on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices. Agents tor "Cypress Mills" Cottou Varus, at monnfafturer's prices. oct2! :yir-iriwjnfl mTru'cTw k r W w Wholesale and Retail druggist, Washington Block, Main atreetr Evansville, Indiana. niar20-ly Cney at Law, Evansville, ludiaua. n-i)ftV on Third street, in the rear af the Crescent City Bank Building. - . . ar-ly W9VRR'h. I OLK, JiTtWäiiii'Üf X Law, Notary Public, Real Estate and Collecting Agent, will attend to every species of conveyancing, take depositions and affidavits, acknow lodgments of Deeds, and .Mortgages, In fact, will perform Ciithfuily all buines of an Attorney entrust ed to nis care. n wRooiu in W. H. Brow aloe's office, Princeton, Indiana. . . sept25-ly JTJCOU jfiiiRS, UlilLMJMiR J.yTi 9JV CONTRACTOR. Sash, Ioors and Blinds made to order. All kinds of Carpenters and Joiners' Work done in a good and workmanlike manner. . Shop on Third Street, between Cherry and- Oak Streets.' uiyt-timin DR. J. FLEACER'S DENTAL OFFICE, CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STS., 1 J V A X 8 V I L L K , IA. A'so, aline preparation for cleansing the Teeth and hartieuiiiR the guuis,can oe had of Dr. F. at 2.". a bwx W & R. HI I 'E TT, Surgeon DtnJJJ'iut, performs ever)' variety of operations in his profession, and by long practice has attained a skill, that enables hiut to give inure saiiMaciion ro nis patrons, lie utKes pleasure in showing specimens of his artificial work to those who wish to examine suchproduction, and he may be consulted by those who need the services cf a dentist, without incurring any obligation to employ him afterwards. His office is iu Bray'a building, Firtt street, opposite th lt Office. norW.ly r.ILL, HOHO K CO.'sFIRE I'ROOF SAFES. We have on hand a supply of those Fire Proof Sales, w hich we oner at low figure. For their anterior qualities, we refer to Crescent City Bank, O. Copcland, Broker and Banker, J. II. . Mache A Co., and Bement A Viele. P. HORNBROOK A Co., Asents, . ' feb25tf ' Water street. Evansville, Ind. 100 July HR LS. F HE 811 HLTTER, 100 I0Z. EGGS. For sale at Z. II. COOK A SON. NEW ORLEANS CARDS. ira. ri r. nn.'s'itmn. fn.n.n is'aion Merchant. No. 7 Lafayette street. New Or leans, for the sale of butter, cheese, lard, rgips dried fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Produce, and for the purchase of Groceries, Ac. Cash advances made on consignments. mal5-Iy . MM. KMi.yWEMt 1- V CO., CH.n.TIMf sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 2!, Poy dras Street, New Orleans, La. m-20-dAwly TT Mi. l-OHE CO., O.W.WW0V MerchanW No. 145 Slagazine str t, New Orleans, Ia.. devote" their attention to the sale of Western Produce and the purchase of Coceries, for which an csperieuee of fifteen years pives them more than ordinary qualifications and ilities. Refer to F. Y. Curlile, Evannvillc, ludiaua. - Jan5-6ni WÖHZSirÜRLEiCÖ7rÖRWiRIt ww inj and Commission Merchauts,Ni.90 Tchoupitoulas street. New Orleans. . JOHX 111 KIEV.. septlV57-ly .......T. SfLLlTAX. rawovu urm:jtmiovse, jlmve .!tk Dealers and Commission Merchants, Jefferson City Stock Landintr, New Orleans, Ln. J. T. ATCOCK....;..... V. K. CKCATitOt SK. octaitf . WICHE LL Y 1MVTCIIER. COMmission and Forwarding Merchants, New Orleans. La. . dec22-ly c. T wiche ll v co., co.n.nixsion and Forwarding Merchants. No. 70. Pordras street. New Orleans. T. C. TWICHALL........, E. U. EAIkCHILD. my27-ly - 4J..VVEL, STOCK COM.TtMSSMO' JL Merchant and proprietor ff Stork stables, Sew Orlean.o, La. - Jan22"7-ly.
The Spencer County Mlsalou.
A corresi)oudcut of tlie Kock port Demo erat, from Ceutcrville, gives the following account of tho KuiM and Hall caucus, t that place on the 10th üist. It is interestlug and graphic IxCtts details 1 44 Some three weeks Vincc, our neighborhood was supplied with at lot of small hnndbtlU,"calltn j upon" the Democracy - of Spencer County, to nieet . la Convention at Cente'rvillej on "Saturday, the 10th of July, for the purpo.se of nominating candidates for the State Legislature and. for county oßiccs. The first of List wet-k we received a new siipphr of a 2nd edition of 5aid small hantl-bill-s urging the roxle to turn, out, at" au early hour, &s there wtw bu?inci . of very great Importance' of and vital interest lo the country to te-TUsact.,' AVith the.hust' named batch of. hjttd-bills, came .. two very ncrted gcntlcmenpne in the jer.sön of Bob. Rudd, of the JEvaK?vnie Post Office,' the otherin tlie 'icrsoii ol vlju If. Hall, of the Evansville nrjuirir w hutv c re c n gagvd in posting lipoid haud-bili.-, and visiting all whom thej thought it profitable to call npoa, urging them to turnout.' ' That the above named Pob. and Johnr should be Imported from Evansville, and cm-ploj-ed in the ba-iaew of yostiug hand-bill lor a bpencer County Convention, excited no little curiosity in the minds of. those who have not been so fortunate as to have a peep behind the curtain. To ascertain what business there was to transact that would be of so much importance to the country, J, with a few others, concluded to attend the meeting, where we arrived about the hour set forth in the bills for the performance to commence. Vc found a few Drummers from Luce, Ohio, Ilammon, and Grass, Townships, the above named gent's froni Kvansville, and a Farrct fcftm Boonville, all anxiously engaged looking up and down the roads for the dear people, who for some cause unknown to them, had forgotten to come up or had mistaken the day, in consequence of which all further operations were tuspcuded . until the afternoon. In the mean time we were told that We would lie addressed by J. M. Shanklin, Dr.'GraJf, aud "others.' Mrl Shänklin, had thtuked it off in some other direction, and Dr. Graff, had concluded to administer his restorative to other patients who showed more signs of life, and therefore, we were forced to while away the time a lest we could, until something should turu up. - About 2 o'clock, T. Mn to the joy of all it was ascertained by actual count that there Wits then and there assembled and in waiting, Lecompton tuen, nnti-Lccoinpton men, wet-tared Democrats, boys, and dogs, to the number of one hundred and fifty-seven. A hen, upon motion of Jt. L. Croasley, -Win " "" "1 " - .o.u,,,.,... Kithardson was t hoscn President, who mounted upon an old log and in ä very brief manner thanked 'em for the-honor conferred upon him, 0:1 that and other occasions, and then took Iiis seat upon the log. G. V. lialscy and Thompson Lamar, were seated by the side of the President, on the old log, aud souic one said they were Vitc Presidents. S. W. Fairfield and Dr. Ilogland, were thoscn Secretaries, and also got uptm the log. . Everything now being ready, they proceeded to business and passed the resolutions and made the comity ticket as reported. John 15. Hall being called upon, responded by telling the convention that he had been trawling in their county for a week, that there was harmony among the true Democracy, that the Kansas q nest ion was fairlv and effectually settled by the English Bill, that Mr. Douglas endorsed the hill as a compromise of, the question, and therefore it was a dead issue, and that no good Democrat will again disturb it. But there was oue thing for which he was very sorry; some men calling themselves Democrats and especially the Editor and Proprietor of your county sheet the 44 lloAport Democrat,' arc using all their power and influence, to create discord and distentions in the Democratic party. 4Thc fact is said the speaker they have gone body, breeches and soul to the Black Republicans. Mr. Parret, (whose name indicates his species) . was next called upon the old log, who true to his nature went through the process of repeating what Hall had said of your tracsitiou from the Democracy to Ilepublicamsm. . Thus ended one of the grandest failures in the way of conventions, that ever fell under the not ec of . KEPORTER. . Strolling players and wandering negro minstrels, when reduced to the last last dinic, go through the villages acting, with slight changes of character, ' as bill pasters, hall sweepers, door keepers and star performers; Mr. Bright' s emmisaries, were so pinched or I economical as to act upon this hint, in their recent tour. An Enthusiastic Meeting at Rock. port." On Monday, of last week, there was an impromptu meeting of the citizens of Rockport, at which Judge Moore, of the Court of Common pleas, made a most excellent speech which had a very discouraging effect upon the spirits öud prospects of the Lecomptonites. ."When such long, consistant, and t-tir-ing Democrats as Judge Moore Jcems it a duty to step from the bench upon the hustings to warn the people against the en croachments of Executive rower, and the desertion of the cardinal principle of the I party by the leaders, he is certain to eomj'mand attention, and his words will" have au influence. If such men as Judge Moore stand out in old Warrick, against the acquiescers in the English swindle, Lcconiptonism will be a feeble cause in that old Democratic county. Instead of her usual 800 Democratic majority, "the Federal office holders and Bright supporters may find their party in the minority. - The Judge was followed by II." G. Darkwell, Esq, in condemnation of Lecoinptoiiism. .At the close, the meeting was addressed by David T. Laird, in a speech that brought dow ii the house in repeated and enthusiastic cheers. Mr. Laird is one of the most forcible and effective speakers, in the First Congressional District. We have heard many express a w ish that he would run as an independent candidate for the Senate: . The Judge said he had been a Democrat t 1 since 182S. anS that too. rif the strictest sect. b t nvee flln h ,.!,. mini. I : a v sfc a a w aa tu, aaa j v UJOV 1 U Hv V Hons. In 1834 he took tbe field forPenioe-
racy and MPoyularfc5ovcrciguty,V and for the
grand political truth contained in the Kansas .Nebraska act the ngut or the people to rule. And in 1856 worked with his ability for the State and Presidential tickets. He had battled long and hard for the great Principles of Democrary, and yet; forsooth, because he kept straight forward In the great Democratic thoroughfare, marked out by the Kansas act and the Cincinnati PUtfonu, he was read out of the party ns a bolter, and ft sore head, and by whom? t ."Why,, by men who in 1834 and 183G wcrc the head and front of Republicanism and Know Nothingtera.!) Men -who have " warred against Democratic principles nil their lives have now thrust themselves forward as the conscience keepers of the Administration. The Judge showed that the issue now before the country is "Popular Sovereignty." "Whether the Yeomanry cf this country shall rule, or the pdIictical tricksters, who feed and fatten upon the" public treasury, and who ". coneerre that they were bora booted uud spurred to ride upon the necks of a free people." Mr. Buchanan, was elected uon the great question of the Sovereignty of the people,, and had stood up to that d(K-trine until about the first of December 13 j1, when he deserted it, and, went over to the side of tyranny and oppression, and is now endeavoring to Ibrcc upon an unwilling people, a loahesome nnd despiied constitutiou,'that they had almost unanimously rejected at the ballot box." The Judge, showed up the position of the Administration on the Kansas question during Gov. "Walker's, administration,-and of the instructions tb that officer; . That position and those instructions "were diametrically opposed to the present position of the Lecomptonites. Take away popular sover eignty, said the Judge, and you remove the chief of the corner stones, of Democratic institutions in America. -The price of liberty is eternal vigilcnce, and unless this great maxim is looked up to, the powers of government will gradually glide from the many into " the hands of the few. The Judge had not listened to-the advocacy of federalifi from 1828,' until he heard it in our Democratic State Convention on the 8th of January, 1858, by such Lecompton lead ers as Hughes and Pcttit.V.-Mcn change", but Principles never. -Hence . the .necessity of standing by principles, firmly and constantly. The Judge woundup by giving very eloquent and rational legal arguments against the manner in which the Lecompton Com.titution.Wds lcgotten and brought fourth,' and. concluded a most - excellent speech by exhorting Democrats and freemen to stand by their rights of self-government. The Judge was repeatedly cheered by the audience. And the oor Lecomptonites some four or five of whem were present, being about their strength in Rockport, actually looked bad; had the Duck' agcr, could'nt smile, and were ghastly countenances. . . , . .. tt!r The banks in the city of Philadelphia, have made au arrangement to compel all the bunks of the State to keep their, money at par aud redeem it iu the city, so as to give the people a uniform currency. Every bank that don't comply will be run upon till she yields. It is an cxtensiou of the Suffolk Bank system, which will finally be adopted all over the coutry. Stay The New York A'cfr says the hay crop this season is unusually large, and is as valuable as any other crop raised in the States. We observe that there is a demand for hay to ship to Germany. MISCELLANEOUS. W9ICKLEI 8JL.VOJ 11ERRI.W, JL Pickerel and White Fiih. loo whol and half barreU in line order and Wst atudity; 40 whote and half Imrri-U Macken-1; 100 doz. 1 and 2 pound cans Oysters; - - 200 drums Fis; - 25 bales pic kei Span ifh Moss; ., 50 dozen Baldwin, Meyer A Co. 'a extra nuality Lemon Syrup: . 400 dozen whole anJ half boxes Sardines; 10 tierces choice Rice; Supplies of Chi-ese receive! ve kly, during the summer seasou. For sale by GILBERT A BOWLES, jll Fycainore str.-et near Water. ' na TAas tcho team I tontet hin g" mu mnd btmm't tful t sj f ht ara.v wf Jctlry, Wmtth- , Hilter Weir, Clork, Hpeclmcle; Kc, mr invited to emit mt th old tmblihmtnt or BITTROLFF ST NOJV, on .Was ttreet memr Second, eher thty will And m nte mnd try fmllttock mt very low prict. - milt mrttclt tcmrrmnted to bejntt m$ rtprented. f . . ay 14 -Sind AwJR! S'MMtJKEmi' CM ill TMIMt subscriber, living in Cents township, Vanderbun county, State of Indiana, a larire BAi H0RE, alout nine or ten years old, hs a krj;e white spot on his forchend. a sear on each sid of his jaws, and collar marks. Supixwed to have Ix-n taken from near Princeton, in ;ilson county, by one Harmon. Said horse is rvw t my f.irtn in sahl township, where he can be found by the owner who is requested to coTwe forward, prove property, poy charges and lake him awav. WILLIAM PAINE. jel9 EU LV.nitER IMRIt We are nw onerinp for sale to the citv and country trade our whole stock of lumber at retail. Having extra facilities' for in:nuCw tiiriiiir and luv i njr pine lumber in Pennsylvania, ae think we can offer Inducements to purchasers that they cannot find elsewhere in the city. We shall at aU times be hupplied with a full assortment. Abo, piu shingles and dressed flooring always on hand. Call at the office on the alxive corner. WATSON. NEWBERRY A CO., Corner Main and Eighth tneti. uo v 17-ly nMSOLl7TMÖS-THEM Jaiehip hentofore existing ls-tw-en John A. Ih-itz, John A. Haney and W. Cnrpcuter, tinder the firm and name of Reit, Hsney t o., has Isjen this d;v dissolved by the refiretnrnt of W. Cairenter, Es., the interest of said W. Carpenter having le-u purchased by the" s:id John A. Reitz and John A. Haney.1 The affairs anl business of the old firm w ill b settled by the new firm of REITZ & HANEY, . Who will continue the manufacture of Steam Engines and Steam Boilers, of any size, tgether with all the Shafting, Wheels, Puuije, Saw Mill MacUiuery n. I Mill Scaring of any size. Also, Distillery and Minimi Machinery, and in fact everything in the Iron line, at the old stand comer of Ingle and Canal Streets. isl.-tr BLITZ X HANEY. mnO.iL! COJLU 4 0J LWHJVSTICE J W1I LL AND SHALL BE DONK." 1 have just erected a Fairbank's Scale, for the purpose tit weighing my coal. 1 shall s-U my eol ,y weight, according to the law of the State. 1 have a large stock 'f mp-rior quality of Pittsburg Cool, and invite all my friends to pive me a call and try it. I have beeu eighteen years in th business, and profess to bo a judge. The price of coal is 15 cents per bushel. All orders left at the Gas Company's OfScv, betwte u Find aud Second, ort l.ocu.-t street, or at Horubrook's Store, ou w ater Mrect. r-r at mv Coal Oillcj. ut the Lamaco Wharf, will he attended t. ll cal mutt l-e pai l r-r is-n erterci. in 1-aukaMe cirrency. ASL'KLW IIOCHESN.-dcc22-tf
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JL C. HALLOCK. : , - ' EVANSVILLE INDIANA. Uuder-vvriter sind General Iuau ranee .A gent,, and ADJUSTER "OF AVERAGES. Fie continues to lwue policies from eevtral FIRST CLA-sS and MUST RELIABLE . INSURANCE COMPANIES ' ' IS THE COVSTRT, OX HUSO AN "llS KiPXS. -; He w ill also nn-eive applications for . - ........ LIFE INSniANCE. ' WW He will also attend to the ADJUSTMENT OK LOSSES of every deerriptiou, under policiea from other aeucies, and attend to the settlement of all matters connected, with Insurance, for parti. interested. His long experience us an Insuraner Agent, has nufke him lumiliar with ail subject connected with the subject of Insurance. fap2x'37-l v. t;r.vj MmttVBJJ'cj! cömpjijs'i Jt HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. . STATEMENT of the Condition of the .TTNA INSURANCE COMPANY-on the' let of January, 1SÖS, as required bv the Law of the State of Indiana: The rame of the Corporation is vRTNA INHUItsANUK t WMPAN 1', heated at lUkTiour, Cons. . The Capital Stock is ONE MILLION DOLLARS, and is paid up. ; - .' Tu Assets 01 the Company are: -'; par, Cash in hand and in Lank.Cash in special deposit tin... Hartford banks, with act rued.... Cash in hands of Agents, and... ' in transit . Real estate unincumbered... &4 Mortg;igc Bonds at 8 per nuit Market 8 f 7,980 o9 iri0,i34 oo 163,872 0T. 47,C53 45 inUrest 1000 $1000 44.0CO 00 ZS do do 6 per cent, lutereKf luOO 1000 24,UOO 00 10 Jersey City w ater Bouds ü p-r cent, iiitert 1000 1 Hartford City Bonds, C per cent, interest... , 1000 5 Milvraukie Bonds 10 per rent, interest. 1000 Money due the company cured by mortgage...... ' Bills receivable..... 1000 1 ),000 00 1000 13,000 00 1000 0,000 00 AH8 01 . Csn: i8 300 shares Hartford A .New IUveu R. R. Co., stock. ........ 100 104 shaie Boston A Worcester - - Railroad Co., atock 100 250 shares Connecticut River R K Co., stock 190 112 7S 33,000 00 S,31S 00 50 12,500 00 . l,i 5 shares Connecticut River SO bhai es Stafford Hank stock 100 50 shares Citizen's Bank, Wa- ' ' terbury stocks a...... 100 100 3ü shares Eagle - Bunk, Provi- . den stock -.. 5050 300 shares Pluenix Bank, Hartford stock , ...... 100 100 400 shares Farm. 4 Much. H'k. j,000. 1,800 3 ),000 , 41.000 Hartford stoik IDOri'J 300 shares Exchange. B'k. Hartford stock 50 'HQ shares State Batik, do do 1)0 100 shares. City Bank, do do. 101 100 shares County do do do...... 100 150 shares Couai River Bank, - . Hartford, htyck --..... 50 435 shares Hartford B'k, Hart- ' ford, stock.....".... .... 100 100 shares Charter Oak Bank, - Hartford stock 100 100 shares Merch. A Man. .B'k. Hartford, stock paid in.'...' 75 shares .Etna Bank, Hart-' . ford, st'K'k.... 200 shares Merch. Ex. Bunk, ' " New York, stock............. '50 200 shares North River Bank, New Vor k, stock N5 1200 shares Merch. Bank N. N. stockt 2U i 0 li,0u0 110v2'i,00 110 11.000 ;0" 120 115 .100 .,000 " J,000 41,919 10,000. 1,000 . 750 8,500 , S.500 31,800 M IOC 200 shares N. American B'k, Nsw York, sto k 200 shares Nassau Bank, New KtO 100 1 2").0tK I - A York, stock : 100 3tS) shares Amerk-n B'k., N. V. lt . 2.VO0 'A's5O0 2:t,!0 M.OTJ0 21,200 It 1,010 21, C09 H. 0U0 H,XW 10,500 22. I? 1,5011 1U,000 15.000 42,000 22,000 2H,"0 3S,J0 4::,oro I, 1-'-S. 115 100 ' JOtf . lOti, 10S 78 ' 86 . 105 125 105 J5 75 1U5 110 V5 05 105 J5 100 150
WW Broadway B'k, 25 4i)rt lSoples h'k. 44 ' - JtOO Republic B'k, " I' 100 " CUv Bank '"'100 40 Union Bank 50 1 Hanover Bank' 100 100 " Commonwealth PX) 500 " Phurnix ltmk 20 ."kVi Manhattan B'k. 50 0 New York Bank f 1M 200 Market Bank . 10 400 " Ocean B-titk " 50 4 10 M. t'politan B'k " 100 800 Butchers' A Drove
Rank, New York stock 25 3t)0 sliars I uijK)rters A Traders' Bank, New York, stock.... 100 400 shares A meriean Exchange ' Biink, New York, stock .... 100 820 shares Merchants' Bank, - N. Y. stock 50 15 shares M-chunic A Traders' Bank, Jersey City stock HW 100 shares U. S. Trust Co. NewYork, stock....- : . 100 150 shares N. Y. Lite Ins. A . Trust Co., N. Y. stock 100 10,000 Sl,50t'.,3S7 80 LIABILITIES. The amount of Liabilities due or not due to banks or other creditors nothing. Losses adjusted and due none.' " LiM-ses aujusted and not due...' $ 12U3 99 Ixw-ses atljustexi, in suspens:, waiting further proof or contestant. ."... 1C1 t8'. M5 All other claims against the Company are small, for printing Ac. Agents instructed to take uo risks exceeding $10,000 w ithout special permission. The greatest amount insured in any one city, town or village varies. - The gi-L-atest amount allowed to be. insured in anyone block also varies. ' The Charter or Act of Incorporation and amendment is herewith presented. . T1I0S. K. BRACE, Jr.. Hartford, Jan. E-t, 1S58. ' Secretary. STATE OF CONNEC-riCCT, Hartford Couuty. ss. IIAETI'oUn, J.'lll. lit. is.-. Personally appeared before me, a Jutie- of the Peace, duly xualified to aduiinistcr oaths, Tiioma K. I'-RAi t, Jr., S-cretary,and made solemn oath that the foregoing statement of tbe assets and condition of the .V.tna Insurance Coniixtnv is true. HENRY FOWLER, Justice of tho peace. THE STATE OF INDIANA, ") Acmtoii of State's Oki k k, -Indianapolis, Jan. 12, 1&5M. ) Whereas, the .Etna Insurance Corai.-iny rf Hartford h:s filial In this Office, a statement of its condition on the let of January, lö, the act of its incorporation and amendments pn-jsrly -ertified to. and it written instrument, nominating its Agents and authorizing them fully -and uureservodly to acknowledge servhv of process in the eveut of suits. Now, therefore, i:i piu-fcuauce of the mpiiieiuents of "An Act to amend au Act entitled an Act for the Incorporation of Insurance .Companies, letiniug their powers, aud proscribing their dut ies,'" airoved March 2, 1S55, having prcwuted satisfactory evidence to me of full compliance to the requiivments and spe.-itictions of that Act, I, Jon W. Dono. Auditor of the State of Indiana, do hereby certify Alles c. HAt.LECK,of Evansullc, as tlie Ap-ntof sail Com puny, is authorized to transact the t u."iness of lusiiranee ns the Agent of said -Etna lnuruii' : Company in this State, up to July 1st, lK,'", to the extent that he may bv commissioned aud appoinp-d by the naid f Vuiiany. In witnewi whereof, I have hereunto ulwribi-! my name and caused the seal of my office to be affixed, 1 1 iia 12th day of January, 15. JOHN W. WOOD, Auditor of ?late. . ALLEN C. HALLECK, A.tNT. Eausvil-f Ind. 1. in; OJL! COJM.H i'0.L!!!Ve bate now on hand and are daily receiving the ls-st COAL that has ever K-en intnslutvd into this market, which e are selling low. Good currency will be received in pavinellt. Orders left at the store of JNO. W. HUGHES, next to the State Bank, will I promptly attended to. jan2-'tf JNO. W. HUGHES. Tt terlv statements, made iu an advertisement in t another colunm. ImmU the New Jork le-lting Co.V Vuli anize.1 l:nllM-r lb-tting and Pai king, it is onlvnei-essnrvtHKivth.it the editors of th SCI ENTIFIC AMERICAN, in a long and elaborate ar- j tide in their columns (which -w-ry reader of ttint iiivahialile nuner has seen! recommends tlie New ) York Belting Co.'s Itelting alove all other, and by way of u clincher they state that they use it on all their prSBCs and nuichiiiery, . . . - , This t.'omany is wealthy, aul 1 authorized to guarantee the articles made toy them equal, if not euperior to any other make'. The rapid sale of tlia 'tv York Boltiug to our largest machinists, inill, and tietork t.to isen who are judges and cannot bt deceived) is sufficient evidence ol" its value, bnt tho testimony of the Scientific American can't be set abide by. a dif-piraging coiup'titor. 4,Nuffcfd." Juht opening the eighth kbtpmrnt w me ci xcntng since summer. lor sale at v incmnau CHARLES S. W ELLS. New btrr , dec3 Orpoafc J. H. Mghee A Co .
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." ' 1 T 1 1 KNICKERBOCKEE V Life Iiisiirance Company,; . - OF THE CITY OF NEW. YORK. " GxTJTEJIJEAT OF TBE 'ro.Vi ACTION OF THIS COMPANY, MARCH 1st. 1857.. CAPITAL AND ACCUM CLATIOX,.tl73, 792 04. Capital stock 100,0X0 00 Life Insurance for Premiums, &c IS 048 23 Interest received and accrued . .33,14,21 , r - X-, ... $25C,2C 49 Dylursetncnts, Including Tosses, Sala- " - -- Hes, Kent, Taxes,-Commission, Medl- :t ;,-." cal es, Dividends to Stockholders, Ac., ic...(..M.H.l,,...MM..WM,MIM.M(l . S2.4C4 05 i Total Cai it J and Accum ulation.: S173.792 41 ' 4 : TaasKTa. ' J r i f -i Bnds and Mortgages, Premium Notes, Bills Eercivable, Loans on call. Cash, Ac ...................... ....a...;........51C8,10 03 Acrrued Interest and Tremiums unpaid, 4.731 51 Furniture .....-.......j - JJOO.OOO S173.792 44 ' ; STEPHEN C. WHEELER, Suc'y. 17 William Stkekt, . ,) . . . ... New York, March, 157. , ) At the reiuet of the President and Boaad of Df-re-tors of the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Com.pany, I certify that the modo of computing present value of tho Policies employed by the Secretary of ire Company is scientifically correct, nnd iu accordance with the prescriptions of the charter. I also rertify, that I have, com part-d the list of policies furnished me by the President as on the books of the Company with valuation tables sufficiently to test the accuracy of tho results given by the Secretary, aud Cud the values as stated within to be numerically correct. That is to say, the prosout Taluc of the future risk of tho office on all outstanding policies, or the difference betauen the present value of future premiums to bo paid on thesa is $13,907 19. - The total Talue of policies, the holders of w hich are entitled to dividends, is $23,227 02. . Aud If the surplus is correctly stated at 571,212 71, the difference between this and the present value cf the future rhk of the Company on existing policies, alter deducting 10 per cent of it for the relief fund, is the proper amount for dividend, to-wit: $24,01037. The true principle of dividend is to assign to cacli poliey holder who has insured on the mutual plan a share proportioned to the present value of his pcli, ey; w hich is the true value of his interest as a stockholder of the Company. This share amounts to 19 per cent of the present value of the policy. ' CHARLES W. HACK LEY. ' February 25th. 1857. As Agent for the above Company, I am prepared t to issue Policies, on the most favorable terms, pam phlets giving all desirablo information, can bo had on application. - " WM. T. PAGE. . Evansville, Aprl 21th, 185s.-ly. , , OF THE HEMM-hM.V SVJi M. STATEmrnt of the oßairt and condition of the IIOMF. i.VSVBAXCE Company, cf th City cf New ForX, on th 2 day of December, 1857. ASSETS. ' Cash Balance iu Bank 37,000 5G Bonds and Mortgagee (being first lien on Kcal Estate, worth at least $331,000) 400.600 00 Loans on stocks, payable on demand, (mar. ket value of securities, 253,6C7) ;.150.859 85 Bank Stocks, (market value).... "7,000 00 steal täte, No. 4 M all street, (the office of the Company)... C7.G04 72 Interest due on the 1st of Januarv, 1858, (of which 12,C25 9 Chas since been reoi vod Jm.4smtiiMiiiii . 93 Balance in hands of Agents and in course of transmission from Agents on the 31st -' I'-ocember w. 21,61 75 (Of which 57,857 57 has since been received). , , , Premiums due and uncollected on Policies ' is-nted at Office . 2,087 f3 I ' Total Outstanding Lösaus on 31st DeSS34.213 34 i Due Siockholdere on account - I of Seventh Dividend. 1,700 00 : r ' - ' ,- - - fti.no oi . CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't.' "' i--- A. F. W1LLMAUTH, Vice Prca't. J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'v. A. C. ÜALL0CK, Ajrent,' : jell-dOm , Evausvillu, Ind. tkvTtf TE.nE.yT OF THE CO.S'niTIOJT the CITY FIRE IXSVKA XCE CO.lf'.i .VI" cf Hartford, Januarg Iff, 1S58. NAME AXn LOCATION". The name of this Company Is tl.e Orr Five Insikasce Company or Uaetiokd. The Company is located at Hartford Connecticut. CAPITAL. The amount of its Capital Sto.k is one hundred i - ; and fifty thousand dollars. The amount of its Cap- ! - j to I Mock paid up is one Hundred and City luout-aud i dollars. "! Cash on hnnd 10,420 08 j Cush in the hands of A-rcut aud other ' persons 13. '53 13 10,000 00 Bonds owned by the Company, 10 $1.000 2l Mortgage Itouds ot the ludiana Cen tral Rsilroal Company, paying semi-an nual iuterest of 10 per cent Debts due the Company, secured by mort gage on Ru Lta to 32,910 00 Loans on collateral secured by X)l shares or Bank Stock, and. other Slocks aud Bonds in tiossession of the Cotupanv.... ;7.250 08 All other securities are 068 Shares Bank tO(. It ease ailsOa'O 00 Bills nit ivable 12.353 38 Accrued Interest - 4,043 06 Office furniture..- - 577 17 Total assets of the Company -..5192,079 5C liabilities. L-c adjnsted and not due. ..$3,775 00 Losses unadjusted, and in mispense, waiting for further proot- - Ji, 170 00 All other claims against the Company estimated.., -1,425 00 T.j.i tn rrn Aiivi.i iiauiuiaT.... vi-'iui ' vv . The greatest amount insured in any one n.-k i S5.'.K). ! The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one City, Town or Village, varies according to its size and clas of property. j The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any ' one block, varies as in the preceding. j No part of its capital or earnings arc deposit-d I with any State or States, as security for losses j then in. If. D. COND1T, Pns't. 1 L. BRAINARD, Sec'j. A. C. HALLOCK, Agant. j iell-t;niosiAW Evansville.-)nd. .If MlE.tTT .W. n et Ff ff v ''JM &JZ Residence in Mr, Caldwell's l.ociihl, near Second Street. Buildinr.s on Ttt.tNKi VL for the liberal )atrotiage given to biin last summer, heluis returned to Evunnll-, with the Ucign t-f IxM-Anninij a permanent citizen, and reslectliilly oflers his proi'cosiunul ertices in all d is es, ncute or chronic. While Ir. B. regard the sc ientific Ufe of water Ihe Febrifuyim Magnum, he nevertheless iiis sfl tli siif; remedies fcotli of tho Alopatbic and Electric. Sclmols as adjuncts, dus-urdiug all injuiicus and joisonoiLH medi'-iue. He would call the atteution cf the public to he i , following . SPECIALITIES. . ; Cancers Kcmoxvd without the kiuf aud pensaueutly cured. - Bkom uins ap Cosi-vMrrioy Treated by the new str.te.in of inhalation of medicated vapors, aj si-ted by valuable cxp-cterant tyrupa. ' i j .Disr.vstsoi rnc Eves. Persons who have had f their ey burnt with vsrious kinds cf caustics, ref eriving litih- .y n N nefit, will find it to their iuj t-rst t change thejtreatruent. I em ale Diseases ill be treated witn remarkable success. Various new remedies will be used, as the Magueto-Electric utachine for nervous diwases, Ac.. 4c. ' The ulis-rils r has a choice assortment of pure druus and meilit-ines, fwi,nea and brandk-s for medi cal purposes oulyt, and the most popular patent nieiiicinee at rciaij. rcrsons catim for metliclnes, and imving for them in the office, may hive medical connsei without charge. ' - 9- Physicians' proscription both of the AIoiathic and Electric acnoois, caieiuny prepare i nu hours A. LALI ,.!. n. mvll-ly M'.f.V.vrii.; F.I PER UUREliotLse. Wo have ndw oh hand, and V-Ccr cn liberal terms, a well assorted sto k for printers -and rxxikbindcTs, among ,hicU we name 5s bundles Printing Tapi-r, assorted sizes ; 1si0 Straw Boards ; lOOu Tar Boards, As well as colored Printing Taper ; plain Cap and Hose flat p; Demy, Medium, w hite and colored Can la and Caid Boards, which we can have cut anv hiz;: Poet-office iancr. Manilla Wrarnino Printers' Ink, Ac. We aln) N-g leave to call the attention of dealers to ourttockef 2500 bundl Vi rapping Paper, and 100 grot of Bonnet Boards. Ths hi'ryt parket price pail for Ka-. ::i nyrv a v?ntNov.
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ftHERWOOIJ HOC SE, . WILL. Fi 0 UYERS, Proprietor. " Corner First and Locust street, Evansville, IncL ' Ota aqoan from eteamboat Unding. . . .-. ..... . . my-Cli JT1BJ2JK.Y HI YE It HOTEL, IV VTTter at. corner of Walnut, L'vansviile, Indiana. J. TRYKER, Proprietor. , FAÜE. ONE DOLLAJ& FEB DAY. ' r ' -- ' - " .-.The Green River Rotel has lately, been thorough ly reiainted and repaired, ar.d from its superior positionoffers great Inducement to travelers. ' , llie Ueuse fronts directly upon the -Ohio Elver, 18 bot two Llocts north cf the stenmboat lafidlng and business center uf the city, but - is entirely removed f ruin i tn noise and bu&tle, while its commanding position and largw rooms render; it the coolest house ia .Evaasrlile. . . ... Thankful for past patronage, the proprietor will spare no pains to aocommodate his cues is. . Jlyl3-dAwCm . . ' " WHJ.U8 HOC HE, IIE.VnERSO.V, . 9jJL . Kt., East aide Ein, betwwen First and fite- ' -ond streets. JAMi: C. ADAMS, proprietor. The Louisville and Shawnectown Staa C:ices kpt at the above Hoe.. - aopn fcwyrsiov mocse, weht a I me W IM. of the public square, Piinceton. Ind. S. F. WILSON. Proprietor. : . ; , wptl giMRH'B i.Ü Mi IIMVJJX HO TE, y Vincenncs, lud. J. M. CLACK, Proprietor. This bouse has beta rcfitied aid rtfarulhhed. and is now. in fineordcr, -...." ' n.hC3 MTil T I JIO TEL, II VT TEE STREET, IV between Main and "Division, Lvanvil, led. ' octi-ti . ' 'i Ji. H. liutwUET, Prop. WJSEE LER HO CUE, fl.VCE.WEE Süß Ind Opposite the Ü. 4 M. R. ILCSce. T. J,. BEELLC, Proprietor. fcL3-if , TJTJSCO YE It El JiJf Cure iu the World fcr l'afu.' Prof. CLas. D. Crath, Original Inventor tr.i atiifjclnrer tf U.e ELECTPvIC OH! This Oil ia the cn'y sure remedy ia thevorld rot the cure cf xheumatitia, derfcess, gort, pcuralgla, l'unbago, sciatica, cp'.ual ar.d lroa:hliil cotrplicts. ticdoloreux, headache, cramfs, crrup, piles, falocs. sprains and bruises, cuts tid wound;, sweüed g!si:ds, stiff joints, 6cre4"u'.a; tryffpclas, ccra nipples, swell, cd breabt, wemb disordor1, ra't rjier.m, cankr (a the mouth and xtccach, p-P tation, erupticsa, caked breast, quinry, ton tLrwat, ptlsy, plecrlay, ulcers, lock-jav, heart-burn, tLcth and car-acLe, nervousness, coEtivcnece, burns, sore sjnnn of tasth. ing inXanu?. hemorrhare, abeces, stiff' neck, broken breast, chilblains, tetter, bhinclrs, frosted fs-it, fcrer and ague, chapped hands, or any diseases that are jwre and painful, ia the only article evar brothel before tho public that trW do lta vk perfectly La from three to twenty ' mlnntes fcaa Ucn uael by thousands and pronounced the best rcaedy rar . discovered. . 1 v ' . . ; . - This Oil acta oa the erstem with e'-octricity is cf pure vegetable preparation. Net the sL'chtast dan. ger cf applying it outwardly and Inwardly. It at once gives a permanent cure ln rcoet cates frca ten tu twenty minute. ' - The beet physiologisu cf Europa have dlscOTere-1 that all organic derailment cf the animal ayatea is th" effect cf an cbetruction cf the pbVEico-c-lric fluid in the orfuiic diFease. A akliJul applicant of this Oil puts ln immediate motten the nerv fluid and the core la at enca . accomplished. Ns bleedings, oo vomiting, purging or bliiteriEg Is resorted to. . , . None geatdnc wdthcvt the cigrtture cf Prcf. C. De Grata. Labels signed la writing. Triacipal Depot, i'o. 3 South E'hth street, three doors below CLcktnct, I'tlladelph-s. Country dealer aoJ dmRista can be ttrfjllsl whol6alo and retail. Trice '25 ccato, 60 cesu tai 51 per bottle. - , Try every thine else, and cItb ttla ere cirrt.'. i triaL " CArnoxBe carerm to asi for, and fTt Eeurati Eloctrlc Oil, as wortLless ixitaiicse aocuzd. There are nuaaertus imitations tprurg c? ea tb reputation that ray artic.o hs acquired. Tie ytblic must beware they are worthless. . AFFLICTED, EAD TTtlC " I Mlracilou cere tiada ca cte cf the eiiiztt cf i 2Iacon: -; '---st tS - ; ; v :. ! TTacc, April 8, 157. I Trot. DeGkatr Dear Sin This it to certify that I had a fall, sprained my shoulder and was afflicted for eighteen days, and lost the use of ray arm, and . could not raise my land to my head, ani hearing of the wonderful eure ciTtcted bv EeCrath'a Electrlo Oil, and by one applicatlor. of" It X was enabled to xaiee my band to my head and take off my hat. Thank God, I am well, and I cheerfully recomirerl it to all the afflicted. The application wta xnada before a hundred persons. - zoura truly, (Signed!' A. JOSDAX. Witness J. A. Haler, John W. Braatly, C. H. P.cgers, ' Lewis Ycurg. O. T. Franklin, J. V. Aderhold. A. B. Rots, . E. G. Joffers, B. P. Freeman, E. Price. Macos, April 8, Pr.or. DeGiatb Dear Sir: I, Capt. B. B. Smith, hereby certify that I have been afflicted with rtcumatism for four years and U tünas could not aleei. By hearing of the wonderful cures by DeGratha Electric Oil, I was induced to try it, and by the first application of the Electric Oil I vims at enca relieved, and now Lave the use tf my aim. Iii application was made lf,re f.ftv percng. B. B. SMITH, TwijgiCo We, the undersigned, acre present: J. J. Ri'.ev, J. H. Brai.t Ir. II. J. Cco-r. - JtaU iih (N. C.) StsnJari ' CERTIFICATE. - Wixdkboro, S. C, JIarch 9, 1ST?. I, David Elkin. do hereby certify ttat I bar been badly afflicted for two months with infianaa tory rbeumatif-m, cne of my kgs being mach wsU. en t iff and sore w that I found it exceedingly difficult to walk that the atlffjoint has bean twl rubbed with Prof, DeGrath's celebrated Electria Oil within thirty hours; and I now have the perfect use of the afflicted limb. I was also troubled with partial deafness in my left r, and by a single ap- ; plication of the Eleeiric Oil my hearing has ten great'y Improvcl. i - DAVID ELKIN. Atv.tsTA, Ga., Mwi-h Cf , 1857 pKor. Di.Guath Dar Sir. This is to cert-'y tLt I have beeu afflicted wjih headache and cort my fot from which I Lave suffered very loach and by the application of IVGrafb's Electric Gil I have been enred cf my headache and eorrs, and therefore recommend it to all. P. 2I;Cl". PRor. Dr: Gkatj-i's Electric Oil S25 EtvrAta. I will give S25 lr lb apprehension of a low scscp. bo printed scuc dirty han'ibiüs etd tilled hli stuff by the name of Electric Oil. Caviiox. Beucreof low pedlars and pictrune . j dmgsis's who put up a stnrr comp'id cf camhae 1 and lard oil, caliir.g n Electric Oil. 2-0 j-iilan ' lM genuine ia-.ctric Oil m tae I tuicd tusil is sold only t-y rchrectaU'.- drurirts end coul try .tei.tiaiits. i-e jure and fct L-curE-'.n a LiixXrU. Oil, or you wj be cheated. AI FLICTEI', EEAD IHIi. ciRTincAir. ArcrCEra, Ua. March 23, 15T r0f . DlGratu LVir Mr: 1'Lij i to trtliy tha.t ny boy Mom haA b.n fJTiictcd vi;h iletunaiicai fur seventeen years, and Ly ore ppplicatioa cf your onhe was em-rely circd, aui 1 ciwrl'-ly ccicifiil' it t all eunilarly afected. YoCis raTciIillr, Tor tale by 211111 & LZZAI'D ,scüs ti at Atlanta, Coria... I P.CT. CHA3. lv0Hin, - 30 South E!2bta r.rc-ct, PLiuLilrU. I KELLER A WHITE, sole arena. Also, for sale at Dr. Pc:uiintsn3 Druz S lore, and ! HallockAatoddarl's. oo:20 ntEWEaiiooijaMRHi'J. t e W At S. EEICU'S. NEW DRY GOODS, For Sulc Ec-b Caaa OxiT. NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED " At S. EEICn'S. NEW PEY GOOES, Tor Pp.!o For Cajh Orvt. NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED At S. EMEICH-S. NEW DRY GOODS, Icr Sale J To Ca3 CsXI. NEW DRY C00D5 ARRIVED , At S. 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