Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 38, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 September 1858 — Page 1

TIL DAILY H VOLUME XI. EVAKSVILLE, IND., WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1858. NUMBER 88.

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I. M. THAT ER. JXO. II. McNEELY". rsir Tit new or the EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. teums oeslrscrmetmonw Ihiiij paper 5 no Im i By the Week (payable tuCarTicrs) 1 Tri-Weeklv Paper. 4 HO Weekly ri r.v 2 oo " " Wl of IUr more .... 1 Oil. ! Ths "ilcge uf yarly advertiser Is limited to tbcirofi immediate uu-dno, in tli-ir own name; anil all adVrTtlnrment f.r tlu benefit of ollwr . yTr, ax well an lcal advcrtiawineut and adver- ' ticnicr.(MY nnctiou sale, and advertisement with ! the nam' of other iern, sent iu by them, munt be ail for at tin- lu-ual rutin.I, r,No report, resolution or proo-eding of any ritratlon, wirirtr, aw ialion or public meeting

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toy matter of liniitoil of imlividiiat interest ran be -nmrtwd, unless iul for a.i an advert isenwiit. 8,- I outract lr yearly auvertising win n w i tl-cim nti arc CASH. RjTEa ot-' . n v v;t.v.

m 0RcT,tnd het, ,liH4-untiiiiicHi in !.- than a i " .nu nwK i n-r ; inm. . tWiml hn is "a nart year, tl, .ri, of tl. whole year will be chanted. " ! 1'Uture. ; Slate, and Pencil ; Ink ; r upon UoUglaS H nO IS a part ;.Lnsi a-ivertim-ment hereafter, win t ,,iw . " Ut m T' ?rte .,l"0, ' 1 of Democracy:' A more choki Ii,l,,M at the exi-i,. d the attorney, orderinp. an I mtIO" to nn-iitlon.all ( Wu will 1. at.M at th. , . not d-UivahW. f. r l. ßal rrawUt, tot dl.rt4ld Tf7-,,:W7S,.'.rkt tir C"'S . J.,if"VV . "f HlW inconsistencies W t r

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J I 1 Oil I 1 2-' I 1 ."Mi I 1 75 7J AJ'1 1 i i 1 so I 2 i' I JL'i'L a 7j I i . L1 i i i 2 f Tl5 m I 3 :o I 4 J I 4 '.m) 1 IIW. j 1 iii I 1 & I ;j im I a 7i I 4 . J45 ü "ii'e7t-7pä 7i 3 7'7 1 & ) i 8 y 7ö 7j 3 UV.i. I 3 (hi I 4 . 6 u I 7 j J a I lo :o 4WM ,w lli'V'jJi!!.14. " i; tu I T7. I 11 . I 11 7ä j l"i I ID 75 I - rrrri- r 7 fat I 11 r. I 1 . m I IK 7". 1 11 0 I i. j 2 a M'. I 4 I t li 7 I 17 I 21 W J i .V'. I iVtm I 1" tu I '.ti j j - tci I M j 3."Mm j ...". I : n I I'J I I a-! I : im i J "w'i Y m i 7iTf V ii jlrr'.vi i .-t mi j ,v : BUSINESS CARDS. STK.iTTO.y A M I Ml Ji.Vli ! ?Uble, Second l-twr,-ii Main and Lo- l ciwt Str- tn, opposite thOId Prexbyterian Church, Kvaiwvilli'. The nnder-itmcd Ita a Lirge and coinmoilioiw Krh k Stuhle with -Im-iI for carrU:e, and preml to take horiNi by the day, week or niooth. II ii ruetiiiter may Im mire of hating tli'-ir animals well and rare fully attemle.1 to. He ref.r to the following p-ntletiirn whoee horse he ha had a long lime tirnk-r his rharjje. lie Im ulo a niiuitier of gooit and safe horus for Ihe- kwIiIIc or harm, with a uuinln-r of new and ronifortable luiKSh'. to hire. Order for faddltf home or Irtizcie. wilt be punetually attended to. I Urfi-r to C. II. Kent, Ja ofli.v; C. K. II im nt; J. a. liuritt, Kx-HH-riff; Cyprian Pnfin. Htti-ly J.STUATTON. ,m Mi. UM2WOM.MiM tf ., MIM:JLKK.H IN FAMILY GROCERIES. AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY, Maim fTnr:T, EVANSVII.LK, INI. Ke-- contantlr n hnnd and for sale low, for cah. Groceries of every dim.-ri pt ion : a well artr. tilockof W'il tnl Willow War, nclndiu(r fancy nud conrmon llnket In jrreat variety ; Tne, Itucket, r.roollH, f. ; VettetabJeit, 1.?, fjird. I'hee-, C4.rn, Pr.m. Miipiun, ami every article iinulty kept iu our line. Country prodia c bought aud aold. uu!. " mttjrJ 7jUKKJ Mi VM.MU T V JlP PHYMCIAN ANl M'ltUEUN. lltwco n Third ftnet, a few ibnin alaive the Crescent City lUnk, where l.e U prcjared to answer profofsional all at all hour of the Jay or nurht. X. II -! rial attention Riven to Snrpery and !iu f tin? Ky. murMAw-lyr ! Caml IXTr.LLI'.SKM'KOKriCK, N. 1 North Thinl xtri .-t, Kvaii-til1i. Indiana. The pun luue aud ealeof R-ul Estate, collection 'f Rout, and n.vment of Taxes, Jke.. promptly Httemhil to. Persons in want t any kind ot help or employment, can ia iniorm-t-, l.yVil'.itu; at thLi otli.v. I'lUB'.rj Kcahimabi.k. aM-iir.-l'iiu jr . m i'j a r: utiiiiiij no j.ciianjLtfDLEU und KLYTIIä: IHN have Ms.ciab-I tli. niselvei t.i.-ethci u imrttier in the practice of Uw, hihI will attend promptly to all lnineaa coniie td with their proffSfiiun, whirh niar be entrusted t' tlleni. lixS 'tli. e on Tfut twt,opKwite the Sherwood IIoUm', Evaiuvüli, Ind. aepU'tS-ly wikR'u Y'v i :'i rjrSiMRMM m:u7jtZ. JUr U'nwy at law. Notarie Puhiic and Kcal i--tat Agent, Evtivil!-, Indiana; M ill pnu t ice law in the Courts f thi State, will attend to the ndlectiot, of rlalni in any part of Ihe t-liited State, will buy and veil real eftate in the ity of KvanTille, in Yn Jerbnrj;li and adjoining count ami in the Wet generally, and w ill in-rforin any llier dutitu pertaining Attorney or Keai Estate Aent. I-tr an t farm alwaya for sale. ilerm.iu im. Wen lv a in niU-r of the firm. KfTHflice on Third tnt. opixwite the Court I IIoiimc. in the riMim fornierlv occupied by the bita tirm ef Li kli.irt, l'arntt & lVnby; ii Rt r t.r.NBV iamb n xurxiiriMra.wtlVdly "ifiifKi mijTzmili. tr ., U'JTKU X.ß strwt, Kvatisville. Indiana, holcsiie Ivaler in Uroceriea aud all kimW of Prluce, Xailn, iilaiw. White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, W hit I-vivl, Ltnseeil oil, Ac, c. Als constantly on hand a full stock of Sa.h, Tanel Doors, ic, of all ixe. "t-tW T rVfJ OL M-IB.n .V HtfflMism Ali.MS ALUS Jt HOWES, Forwardiu and 4'ommi'wi..., Merchant. Ro-tifter of the c.letcaU-'l Ma-iiudia YVhinky, Hcah r iu all kind t f Produce, superior Old lmrUin and Rye Whitdiies, and Forei)tn and Ionicstlc Liquor. Ac, Water atrvet, Socnd lMr alove Yln, EvaiisvilU, Ind. nrARV n. alli. lewis nowai. feUVly JfrQiiRMiLRU K RlUtJS, WHOLMiWW9o dealer in Groceries, Produce, Nail, Window Glass, Glassware, Ac. Jtc., No. 47 .Main trwt, Irtniw First and Ü Krwllle, tint. r.. E. Wit CELEB. JAWES D. BllKW. selo-ly T9RENTb.m II RO Til R R -S U'llQLEM SALE GROCERS, Iealer in Foreijrn and Io- - metiV Li'itor. corucr Eirst and Sycamore tm l, Evanvil!c, lnd! ?,f TB II. MJiillRMl K tO., U'HOI.Kß nnle Iiealer in Ury Good, ltoota and Shoes,

v Firt street, Evansville, Ind.

ap2S-ly i.fl'i S. JHKaso .n:n- ' CHANT TAILOR. Mitchell' Pdvk, JIain .e.-.t Kvnnville. I nd. Ileaibiuarter for Elegant C'.othiuji ro.u! to order. G-nt' FurnUhin twswls, muli a hirt. Collars, Cravat, Handkerchief, c, Ac. Als, a variety uf Pkce Guods, mado up to order In the very tit style and manner at quick ' term, small profits and extensive sah. ap27 m0Hl'rULifi Ji U, H'JIOL Ml SJ L Mi ß ard Retail Denier in Pine I.nmlr and Miin- . tWner .f 3Iain and Seventh Streets, EvanavilU, lud. ""T"-1 FTSOVT. tlVT. Ml. MJIIH.n.'t PVTIIIC riIT?I' lAX. Ottice on Third st.. Vine. J?!'1' 2LW Indov ffKiiJS' m-um:mto. u"'Km k r. i r I'm y -xrjr in- at ..il ,..-vill lt..t MorrlmnU Will alW.1T HIM a . t k id" Dry iel, llooM, Shoe. Hat and J-ap

" Chillowee,

llouee, which will.! soLIon Lairtrm. --1 jfÄUJRLES 8. WELLS, WHOLE H SALE 11 ARD . . ARE DEALER, First street, tpM;te Jt Co.. Evauvil'.e, Ind. Order tor Hardware promptly fi'ld at Iowet Cincinnati pri vi. Ja a) M . J. KIVMiTT, Surgvitn DcuJLwft, perform every variety of ope-! ratin4iu hu prifeanion, and by loug practice ha attained a skill, that enable him to cive entire antUdactioa to hi patrons. He take plc;isuri in di'iwiux specimen of hi artificial work to those w'im wish to examine such productions, Anil he may i4 consulted by those who need the rice I' a denUtt, witltont incurring any obligation Jt em pi y him aft rwanla i '.4 uliice m in Ur.;y'a building, Firat strwt, oppVrte ii JVt OlHc. noyJH.lv II 7'; n WW at Law i lil.WVR J TTOR.YE 1 uc l Gwrl t'ollcctini Agut, Hentnb.tlMf

deron, Ky.

BUSINESS CARDS. 2?RJJVKLIJ TVEE J.VMI BTRREoTYPK lUlNDBV, No. ICS, Vine street, Mween Fourth ant Fifth, CINCINNATI. R. ALLISON, Sup't. 3"nuf.ietnrer and Dealer in

NEWS, BOOK AND JOB TYPE,

I'rint jn Fresse. Ca, Gallies, Ac, Ink and ,artj, find that in VearS tO COmC. tllC AdPnntmg Material of every dcription. Stereotyp- . ' ... J

ing of all kiml. Book, Music, Patent Medicine Directions, John, Y ood Lngraviug, cc, Ac. JHmnd and Pattern Loiters, various styles. P'Electntyping in all iu brain ben. jlv'll-4m. 'WJLwMOL ESJLE J JS'll HRTJIL WW ISWK it STATIONERY STOKE. J ant received and fur sale by t)e suitecriher, a larjfe and splendid assortment of Books and Stationery, coniitlnx in part of Mio j:enrii ol Cap, Letter and Note Paper ; Quires of Ulank Book, front inc. to J1.5o p.-r quire; l.VMMi awurte. nrep-a ; feiiiorauiuin Itooka of all kind ; als a Imrgx a. wrtiiM-nt of fVliool Oookn ; IliMea of all kind : all kiii I of 3fillaneoiM Work : Gold J'en of all v. . t stei I eimor rvery iratil ; ''I'' and Silver frtiliolileni and Feix-H ; I'mket Ihn dm and I'ort- i nionn.iit of every deacripUoo ; MbhIc! lustmnirnt jr ecus n jut. mm bout urn JLd Js-nl.-r in Metal. 4 and i Ilurlinr lu. New t York -Offer for :ile liuiica Tin, StraitM Tilt. AatU nioiiy. ?pauili and AuM-rican Lead, Malt Zinc, Cor a t it ; m :.:.. ft.i ' r, i;iniiith, I'Mir Tin ami liar Lead, lUbbit i:-tal, hj--lt r S..M. T, PlumU-r'a SoIMt, Ac. AL'o, r.rit.tnnia aud rUteit Ware, at wlio1-ulis and n t.iil. marin-iiin rtw- . J . lt UmU K.WX, unoi,M-:-Wfm. wile and Retail Is-nl-r in Atneriutu and ; Italian Marble, and Manufacturer of Moiiuun-nt, Mantel, Ilfiid-ntonc, Vaars, t rim, Xc. All work i ibne in a mierior tvle, at th lweat fignmi. ' 0MarM Hall IliiiLlinir. Kvan-ville. Ind. (-tft I TT .f. KJ.ViWRH, HiLl'F.RPLJTtm 9jf No. , Marldo IUII Kuildinir, Nn-ond ."trv. , Main alreet, Kvanitville, Indiana. Carrlaw work Plated with RentneMiand diMtt-h. riirniidi to der.Slver, t.H.r. Numlvr and Slanubrturera' name, Platen. Ildl Pull, llinin. Itailin;, KiioIm, In ka with Plated KuoIm and Kurniture, at Cimlnnail ir,, W;tr I-,-,- ! rt ., vh.d.Knle:rNfrs i 1 1 Lit RUT it Mvt to S. K. Hilbert Syi-amor. iilwt, N-tr.u Wati-r ami Kirnt ilnrl", , Kvanntiile Ind. A full a-rtiiM-nt of (irtxvrie al- ' ill fin lim.! ritiil f.., siiIm mt tht Ii iirn.f 1 1 rlt--m I "--"' , A sent- r.r 'H'ypre-w Mills' Cut toil Yarn, at man- ! nfarturerV price. octr : KVQILI.iJM it i Jl R II O U9R R,. WW Wholesale and Retail drnirzNt, Vajihin2toi Iii" . Jlain street, K-auoville, Imliana. marJf-lj R.tnR.s .v. MM.vki.i.y; aTTonCneyat Law, Kvanvillc, Indian:. OtJ "tifhce on Third utrwt, in the rear af the Crescent Cily Itank Duildiii)-. ajUy WpCBU if. POLK. JTTOU.VR- T Law, Notary Public, Ileal täte and Collect-

, . ... . . , i 'M v aav v a waa-b i a a a toa? a. a -. a- a a a in; Affent, will attend to every specie of ronvef. ' , ,e . r , j aiicin, take dcpositi-Mis and aHidaviu. a kmwle.i. t have the audacious folly to prate of the hng- ; men I of IVeda, and Morticaice, in fact, will iwr- i lish bill as ft "finalitV,' and to lioast that if

form faithfully all b.vducW an Attorney cutruMj cd to hi rare. HIT Onlr over Clurio Office, Princeton, Ind. ar WJCOU Wl'A'ilsy, Hl' I Limit J.V i irrnlC Nh, loorand Plind mmle j coXTKAirrou. to order. All kind of Cdriteuters and Joiner' ' Work done in a rood am I workmanlike manner. ' Shop oil Third Street, between Clierry and Oi.k J Street. Biv4-rmln , DR. J. FLEACER'S DENTAL OFFICE, CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STS., KV V.8VILLK, I A. A'so, a fine peepnration for clraninf the Teelh and hanletiing the gums, can I had uf lr. V. at . a Wi NEW ORLEANS CAHD8. WP r. ETHEL 4o VOJiJIISSlO.Y JL AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, So. 04 Pyg.lra Street. NEW ORLEANS, LA. (fV.iU'W April, 1SÖII.) B. P. ETIlrL. .................... ...KB. FALLS. trrrtEM r.: R. S. Howard, Evansville, Indiana; AUisA Ilowen, Evansvile, Indiana; A. M. I'hclp k Sn. Newburgh, Indiana; Minor Hade, Xrwhartch. Indiana; II. D. Newconib k Rrother, Iouivillc, Kentin ky ; D. S. I'- neliet Jt Son, Louisville, Kentucky ; Thomaa lhinforth. Secretary , New Albany Insurance Co., 'w Altainy, Indiana; IL Sinjen A (Vk; New Albany, Indiana; W. II. Cut I in, Henderson, Kentucky; K. G. LV-vi-rly, Henderson, Kentucky; Jau.es Montgomery, Preston Dro. Hank, Jefferuiv i 1 U Indiana; Mrrrett Cainpbrll and Co., St. Louis, 31 o. jy31-ly -KW.ILkKy, UURJTIlbVtUR WW COMMISSION AND IOKWAKPI.NU MEUCHA NTS. No. 18 Pordra Strret, NEW ORLEANS. LA. CLEM W lI.mX.W. B. CBEATIIUleK...Jo. VIT1IM;KB. YVe Rive our perm-nnl attention to the sale of Tolatent, Com, Wheat, Hay, OaU, Flour, Pork, Hacon, i Lard, Ac. "gLlHltr-THK Mi M HHi JSMi lt , XS for niaiir vear chief Clerk In the house of JOHN II I'll LEY Co.. be- to offer his service a Commission Merchant, to the friends and pntrona uf that hm no, now that it ha retired from business. YYith this end in view I have formed a rt-partner-ship with Mr. E. W. Ttentoii. senior of the old and well known Arm of K. YV. Ilonton Co., under tho name and style of BENTON -KING, to take place. from thtt 1st of 3Iuy, prux. The subscrilier relies for snpport np,n the friends cr the old honse of JOHN 111 KLEY' A Co., who have had opjiortunitiea of f xperiencing tlu promptness and ability with which he attended to their bnxiucA. Y'ery respectfully, THOMAS KINO, Cnrnor of Lafavette and New Levee stred. N'ew Oi lean, A pril 27, I S-X. an'S-y TTHMlll MB 1-2 Em MMOJS'MiMMOm Vm.nU leans. fruits. Flour. Meat and all aorta of Western Pro dnce, ami for the purchase of Groceries, Ac CaU ; advance made on mnsiirnmentSj mal ty - y . RMi.V.YMilt ! Y CO., 4 0.rt.TllS sion and forwarding Merchant, No. ?J, Poy dra Street. New Orleans, La myflMUwIy UOMJ'MVULMSftCO.,M'OUU 'J R IImJM g and Commission Merchant, No. W TcboapItoula street. Sew Orleans. joh ncRtET.............-.. T. sn.ttv.tx. aeptl.V&7-ly T- TU'MCMMiLL It MIVTCHM1U, 0.timission aud Forwarding Merchants, New Or leans, La. dec-ZMy Whl'TCMMiU TWICIIRLL COM MJr, mission and Forwartliiur Merchants, St. Louis. Liberal advance made on consignments to either of our house. terra to Messrs. Allia Jt Hovrea, Dement A Teile, Howard Sk H:vwn . Evansville. de-J-ly 'M si TU-MCHMiLL JT CO.. COMMM8sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 70, Poydra street. New Oiieaus. T. C. TW1CHILL K. U. rAIBCUILD. myi7-ly nn a.yoRL. STOCK COMMISSIONS JL Mercliant and Mvpra-tor o Stock Stalile. New Orleans, I a. JanTft7-ly. HOTELS. &TIERWOOII JIOV8E, WELL. F. BT fc"JSt Proprietor. tYtrner First and Locust streets. Evan;'il,N JnJ. one sonare rrom steam my.Vtj tiont tan Uns; grtLJLiSCS JMEltlCJ.V MOT MIL. Wf Vimenne. Ind. J. M. CLA.RK. Pn.prietor. This houxe ha lieen refitted and rcUihcd, and i now in fineorder. mhl "-rvjr T i Ml O T R Mi. 14 Vf TMi If STHKttT, iviitn. Evansville, lud. WL lietwevn Main and Division. Evansville, lud octl-tf YVM. II. DOICOL RT, rmp. WmRRLRU II O CS Mi, fVJtJ?-VVJ5J Ä3 Ind. Opposite theO. AM. It. JL Office. T. J. HEELER, Proprietor. fAG-lt -mm n 1047 TMMJT LIKE SOMMim U. REY MB THING rood to eaU atep up to A. NOLDS Jt Co.'s. and g yon a fina Canvawed Ham. or nie piece uf Dried r.cef. A lot Just raoeiveo and fr aale. Als, ef ShiratuT. ar at)

Sir-StultlAeatlon. The Enquirer says: uWe have confidence in the integrity of Mr. Buchanan, and the Administration officcre, and firmly endorse his policy in the administration of national measures. We believe that the coarse of

the President has saved the Democratic imni&iraiion oi warncs uucuannn win ue recorded in the history of our country as parallel with that of Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson. AVe consider Douglas part and parcel of the Democratic party, and working as tuuch for its good rid John 15. Forney and the Washington Union arc conducing to its detriment." I Mr. Forney h denouncing the policy and i course of the AdminUtration as treacherami ff.l. .1 nti-lVmnrrntlr whil " . ? " Duc'lianai! is cjiri'ing on a most unrelenting and parng batch re never ient min-1 That our readers may see in what way Mr. Forney is laboring for the good of the Democratic party, we take the following extract from his hjkt, which we think applies wjth peculiar force to the positiou of Judge Nil lack und his organ, the Enquirer. Itsays tluit Ni black having once cheated his constituent.', will cheat them again, or somelody else; and the "organs of the Administration have the audacious folly to prate tijM)ti the English bill as a finality." 'o" trail Wc have never known a party to be more ally routed and demoralized than the tj.ia . l.nuurilH l..W'f Anil lirinM pies who eiousel the cause ot Lecompton pure and situple. There was something so outnijreotid and tyrannical in the attempt to forte a government upon the people of an .1.. .... . .?... .1.. .. Ml iiiriMNtic .iiiuthiiu nunc siuji inrir m, th.it it has been iiidignatitlr condemned bv the patriotic sentiment of the whole country, ami has become as obsolete an idea as feudal ism. The vote of the jieople of Kansas convinced the whole nation of the justice of the representations of the antagonists of Lecompton, and presented those who had advocated that iiisdrumeut in a most unenviable li-rht. ii, i, rm, f !, l,l,;;jMi;nn dill hev could not bean insult and wronir uiK)n the jieople of Kansas for the high crime of . : r . i : . .1 nous, iiy nr,i ging them into the I nion against their will, tfiev inn at least have the satisfaction of ,. . . -i . , . . . . . . Kvi-ping ii.einoui.oi uie uion lor u time, on the plea Ol insutnciCUt Jxipulation. It i n. vnrr i.'ri i fieri lit t:tit linwerer that while tnis unaiity aoctnne is cnuuciatcd in a few conventions of Federal office-holders, nn i in papers sustained by the jKitronagc of the (Jovcrnmcnt, and is proclaimed by such high authorities to be the only true Democratic doctrine, nobody else, uorth of M;isn and Dixon's line, is in favor of it. There is no party among the people in favor of requiring for the Administration ofafrec State a greater imputation than has been deemed requisite for the admission of a slave ?tatc. e do not even know a Northern Lccotnpton Congressman who dares avow to Iiis j constituency that he is in favor of this disi tine ton. On the contrary, these men are dis tinctly proclaiming that they are willing to admit Kansas with any constitution she may legally frame, without reference topopulation. The advocates of the EnglUh bill, who voted for, and secured its passage, publicly an-v nounce, wherever they address the eoplc, their determination to disregard its provisions. For all practical purposes, there arc none so jtoor ai to do reverence to the English bill in the North not even its own authors. It may lte, indeed, that these Congressional candidates are insincere in their professions. This we think probable. Having been false to their constituents once, they may be false again. It is certain that they would cheat someltody either the South, which relies upon their adherence to the restrictive principle which they endorsed by voting for the English bill, or the North, to which they now proclaim their determination to admit Kansas without reference to population. Hut, for the present, we sjtcak of a victory gained, krause noYvhcre in the North can there be found any considerable ltody of men willing to avow themselves in favor of the original Lecompton movement, or the principle enilodicd in the English bill. Everywhere, indignant thousands condemn both these measures. It is true that the official guillotine is at work doing its best to secure that " uniformit v of opinion" which the Union consid ers particularly desirable, and head after Litil me out woman woo aiiempieii to mop up the ocean with her brooo, rawle at out as sensible an adaptation of means to the end desired, as the officials who seem to imagine that the proscription of the independent spirits in their service can change the honest political convictions of the American people. The Lccontptonites argue that, inasmuch as the votes polled at the late Kansas election are nearly equal to the vot of the ordinary Congressional districts of the country, her population must be nearly equal to that required by the English bill. They forgot that Kanzas is settled, to a great extent, by young or adventurous men, many of whom -are unmarried, or have left their families in their old homes until they could provide new ones for them. The proportion of women and children to the number of voters is much smaller in Kanzas than in any old settled community. So that a con siderable time must yet elapse before Kan tis will jtossess a population of 93,000, and if her admission is delayed beyond I860, the ratio will be about 120,000. But these very same Congressmen who have voted for the restriction in the English bill will be called upon, at the next session, to vote upon the admission of Oregon, and although she has a less population than Kansas, we presume she will be admitted. Why, then, should an unjust discrimination be enforced against the Territory of Kansas, and men be punished and proscribed because they will not, "like scurvy politicians," get "glass eyes" through which ther can see ft reason why a slave State should require ft less population than a free State? The Enclish bill requires that a census 1 siiould be taken as a preliminary to me formation of the new Constitution, but we

do not believe this will be done. Lecompton tv a J considered as sacredly embalmed in i

all the 44 forms of law" without such ft census, and why should not a new Constitution, fairly formed, and fairly ratified by the people, be equally binding? If such a Constitution goes to Washington, the honest and enlightened sentiment of the country requires the admission of Kansas under it, notwithstanding the strange measurements of justice and Democracy Bet up by the Administration! and no man should be Mi 'lowed to enter into the Congress or 1859-CO who cannot be implicitly relied on to faithfully represent this sentiment. DIU English. We have been present in the District and witnessed three canvasses made by Bill English for Congress. We have CTcry reason to lielieve, front what-we have seen, that there is no exaggeration in the following statement from a correspondent of the Indianapolis Journal, of his infamous course. There is not in the Union a more unscrupulous trickster a more daring and reckless liar - trying to gain the suffrages of the people. Refusing to meet his adversary face to face, he is skulking about the district,re-iterating his falsehoods unchecked and uncontradicted. Hist vanity, too, is equaled only by his blockhead edness. The writer, living in IUrrison county, says the little village of LaconU has received ft visit from Mr. English, the veritable author of the English-Compromise Measure. He U now engaged in canvassing the Second District for Congress. For reasons, which can lie readily inferred, he has refused, as you arc prolably aware, to enter into a joint canvas with his coni'tctitor, Mr. John M. Wilson. As might tus expected under these circumstances, his speech abounded in lies and misrepresentations without numl?r; in fact, I am confident that the meanest and lowest jMilitical hack that the Democrats have in this county would hardly have stooped to such meanness. Hut the English bill is his peculiar hobby it was the savor of life unto life the salvation of the Democratic party, and, through it, of the country at large. This part of his speech had more than Rentoniau egotism iu it it was the concentrated extract of self-praise the quintessence of the im- j mortal rjo. The country was on the eve of dissolution. Four Southern States had made preparations to form a Southern Confederacy. The Administration was paralyzed. The Democratic parly was sejarnted into conflicting elements. A general chaos existed when lo! the bill which originated, which wrote, and which was sharp enough to first think of, aptears over the troubled M aters, and all is pence and harmony; Wondrous change I Kansas, which had been the scene of carnage and bloodshed, Itccame a eaccful haven of rest, and the happy jteople hail lcat their swords into plow shares and pruning hooks. Honfires and rejoicings of women and children had hailed the passage of hU Hill at the Xoional Capitol. Confidence was restored tetween the two sections of the Union, and (he didn't say it, but thought it no doubt) the chances of Senator Toombs calling the roll of his slaves from Hunker Hill Monument, increased a hundred fold. Hut some people though they were few, he was happy to say charged that there was a discrimination in that Bill in favor of slavery. The imputation was false. There was nothing of the kind in it, and he rather thought lie ought to know what was in that Hill. Did it not provide bat when there was enough population in the Territory to entitle her to one Heprcsetitative in Cougress, that she could apply for admission either with or without shtveiy ? Was thefc any discrimination here? As to the point that she might have adapted the Lecompton Constitution, and come in with slavery with only 40,000, you know I knew that she would never do it. That clause was inoperative from the lieginning." What did he put in the Hill for, then?Eo. What a rare explanation of the meaning of ft great public measure I DiscRACcri'L. The Eransville Enquirer is engjigeii in republishing an anonymous handbill pot up to defame Hovcy iu 1834. The handbill was not only met and refuted by Hovey, at the time, in a card published over his own signatnrc in the Enquirer, but was then pronounced by the Enquirer itself to 1 a vile and unmitigated slander. The Enquirrr now has the shamclcssness to rcvatnp these old falsehood, nndjecks to u?e thin to the injury of Hovey. It is impossible to conceive a lower depth of degradation than that to which the Enquirer has sunk itself in this disgraceful alTair. It is the same ystem of warfare that has been carried on against John G. Davis in the Seventh District, and which receives the hearty reprobation of every honoraUe, highminded man in the State. Indianapolu Democrat. yThc New York State Democratic Convention at Syracuse, which adjourned on Thursday, after nominating Amasa J. Parker for Governor, John J. Taylor for Lieut. Governor, Sherman B. Piper lor Canal Commissioner, and Edward T. Donnelly for fcfcite 1 nson inspector, respited in a complete victory ol the Softs over the Ilards; of the Tammany Hall faction over the Foresters or Fernando Wood men. TorcLATiox or Arkansas. Accordingto the returns of the State census of the present year, confessedly imperfect, the population of Arkansas is 31 ,313, divided as follows: White males 136,943; white females, 120,640; Blavcs, 60,048; free colored, 682. Maine Coxgressioxal Delkgatiox. The following gentlemen, all Republicans, will represent Maine in the House of Representatives of the 36th Congress. MST. BEPBESEMTATIVES. 1. Daniel E. Hume, 1ST. BKMtErITTIVtS. ij Freeman U. Murae, ft. Isratd YVashbura, jr. 6. Stephen C. Foster. . John J. Perry. 3. Lira D. 1 rench, Cßy A short time since, some workmen. , i,v, 1... r ' while removing the cloth covering from an .r i. J 1..1.:...it.l. im lt.. T.nn.l..!. antiquated looking table in the Pennsylvania State Library, found attached to the surface of the wood ft slip of paper, upon which was written "upon this table was signed the Declaration of Independence." EST The Rt. Rev. Bishop St. . Palais, of the Catholic Church, left his residence in Vincennes on Tuesday last, for ft visit to Rome. He carries with him tbe best wishes of many friends, both in and out of bi. church. I .V..,V,

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rj.vr.v, AGFXT TOK aiMgTMsfcU saw aaeartala ia I Is ma1 !& articto to Um nsli. Iks la PitoafM las Wsrl4 la aa Isfsllisls, atatsU Hamy. ftsptsl runs W HotHI s Jig I Alls-isauSr aa4 practital whs kavs Tf snisil ! ssy las; at wtdtaat a fas !. I Tbssaa if issa aa saUrsiy saw p!sa. TVs ass. st Is pars tastslsas (sat. a) Isy psrfscthr still ss4 aaas scrmts srprssi snt a par faaifraskssi wavM s sa say stase Csa. This nsipis sss saw tbs saWfarsswalysafs, aa kss bstt ssriiflcatssf Uisir valss is last lass whs aav trata lass arttslaa riU ss sAar. Tsf ar warraasht aa tsfTsssalsa. aa4 la srsey as f faiaw Um bout will h rsfaadsa. Tk Jaisars ail asawW ass whits saslas Pm. nUtm Oi.y an) vsry atrsag aa4 will last III, lists, sa as afla sss) atfal th sil. Ths whsls tss W Ys Jariaeasat nT sast sws wiUoa ths sthsrMssftsoshls atrsstwa fc attiar i M-RJ.VVJ18.-T II MS LOT of inilMtrted Brandies, formerly advertiaed to te aold at public auction, will, from thw date, im old privately, in quantities to suit pun haser. Call early, if vou want pure Ilrandv for litt! money. aufi-V-ärnd DECKER Jt KRAMER. MIMit Vr t. MIO. TMIOR'UlLLy II Mi titi LM1J VMi return hi tlutuka to hit old customer for their kind patronage, and hopes by strict attention to iMMineas, and arotal work, to tw able to merit a rontinu ition of their favor. Having removed hi tore to the corner of Second and Main street, formerly uocapicd as a Silversmith Shop, he i now preaircd to furui.h all a ho may favor him with a rail, with all the articles iu hi line. JCRepairinn done w ith neat nes and despatch. StoixI hand harnesa always on hand. Jly-iim. 'ffmouELL r to.yiy'u röMLTtrli Adjust selected from the largest Lasteru Houses, a lärm stock of Yiulitis, Italian, German, and French. Guitars of rn-;- i prices. Accorkna ai Flntiua, choir qwality. Flutes, Fbtpolct, TamlMiiirines, llanjoe. Anil all Musical Iiistrumeut and Instruction Hooks, Iim Ii they eell at EttJ-tcrn prices. Also, a couplets) asrtment of Em elope of all kind. Illank Hook. LetU-r Pnpi-r. S h.td IVok. Newest Novels, Ar., Ar. YYhoJestile and retail, and at the lowest price in the cily. Call and see the sehrctiou before going elee w here. HligC? nn:i. w.vr, ujihk t-v 137, Jt aV Jiit rec'ivel direct from lrmsny. ot Khehi wine and '1 raek of llmus. brandy for sale low, in all unntities, at my haloou on thinl street, lietwevn Sycamore and Vine. auK2S Im PH. ECLER. iuLHTiltiisiiJiu M.WW Corn Meal Gnn-n Aptdea, jte. ept.Y A. D. REYNOLDS Co. AiOMRTMI.YU VMi U-4,Q00 LOS. 1 Canvawcd llsma. fl.ooo !b. IUnn Side, 60 Sugar Cured dried Tfc-cf, fWl lbs. Nit. 1 Clieeae, lm " Pnre Cream of Tartar, .V 9ack extra family fliair. 0. mill Ibs.rmintrr Itran, jo Itush. Corn Meal, 'i0 down Shaker and ether Brooms. VICKERT 4: Co. Jost n-oi ived aud for sale by a! J. W itim: r i sto rm:-tiie v-iikr-JL SIGNED ' will keep constantly on band. ua r. COBV, OATS, smrtTUFr, vt:.ty. Aud all other article needed to fi-ed Horses or Mnlo. All of which h will aril wholesale or retail, at loweM market rates, giving Just weight aad measure. E0EERT S. Kl STOX, Water street, tsttwven Maiu and Locust, Evantville. atig3-ly TTIST RR CR I lR II. 19 UJ4JS COMmß FEE. . list Uaea tea, 1i0 lade American Navy iwkum, A caret liquorice, 10 eiuusj lemon yrnp, la d brandy cherries, 5 do alwyntfi, tfl Itoxes pk-klcs, edo pecenlilli, ft do nast urtion, 5 d t rnracoa iu jugs, . A h!d flour sulphur, 1 keg .rrinetl saltpetre, 5 l-bl alum, h Io rliaük. 6 do coras, 1 j do almonds. ft do f.llicrt, . ft donluiond (soft shell). ft alo Itraxil nuts, A ! English walnut,. IU Isixe tht-lled Almonds, ft Mls enrrent. lotM.xe cirnt, liJ k fire crackers 10 rvM-n card, Iis ls tar lu-kets, f.r sale low by TEN NET SOKRENS0V, aiiKI No. 31 W ater street. (ML LMS f HOWRS, U'JTRM ST., 1 M- door alove Vine, solo Manufacturers of the Celebrated Magnolia Whisky OF BVAXsV ILLE. t. ALSO All kinds of Domestic Liquor, and constantly a Ur-re supply of Old and Choice Ifawirbon, Rye, ami Monongahela YVhUky. anelwlAwl r. yWJ Cni.VR-MJMIR MORSE SRO KS WrJS. The Troy Iron and N'all Factorr, at Troy, n . T., Iiave Henry Burden Improved Horse Shoe Machine ry now in snccessful operation,! and are nreriared to execnta or. Ig der for Horse and Mule. Shoes, V v of anv weight and nattern. at a price hut little aNre the price of Horse Shoe Iron. The quality of the Iron used hi thee shoes la wan-anted In every respect. These shoe have been approved of, and are now used by tho Uüitcd States Government exclusively, a also by many of the trinciiiai Stage and Oinuil.u Comiaie and llorse I sh.r throughout the country, jhee üho i be ptin n,vo.i uirougn tue principaj iiaraarc ana lnlu At, in tlM) LnitM guwJ 1 i I A I... . . , - . :i vmcit iinnT-ru iu tue suuecriocr, a i l' J läge, V.Ü1 receive prompt atu utlon. WM. F. BUKDEN, Aget t, apDi-ly Troy, N. T. C MillJRJ.VI) M-IJS'E TVRS ORJLL Pins, Ckdhca Lines, Bed Cords, Scrub Brushes, Shoe. Hrtvthe. Stove Brushes, llorse Brushes, Wall Brush, Odton Mops, Cotton Batting, Matches, Ftre KiBdler. Ac. Ac For aale by oug31 J. YV. VICKERT A Co. Tf J KMt EM SM, LJ KR EM SM. WMll JLJ FISH, PICKEREL mad JUSS, a splemUd WMMTE BTrie just received by Jlx . V. COOK A t OS. I ilwS w IT

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KNICKERBOCKER Life Insurance Company. OF THE CITY OF XKW YORK. ffTJTEMET OF THE COJS'MTI0N OF THIS COMPANY. MARCH 1st. 1857. CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION, $t7S.72 Ot. Capital tock...........M....M-...Jl(lU.0UU 00 Life Inmrance for Premiums, Ac. ....... 1-t 048 23 Interest received aud accrued 33.1S4 21 Disbursements, Including Loasea, Salalies, Kent, Taxes, Commission, Medi- . ral Feea, Dividend to Stockholders, Ac., c.w..wm A2,4C! 0j Total Capital and Accumulation, f 173,792 41 ASSCT. rtond and Mortgages, l'rcmiam Note, Dill receivable, Lofttas on call, Cab, Ac ... ............... .. . S 1 lS.l flO f!3 Accria-d Interest and Premium unpaid, 4,731 01 Furniture ... .. yoO.OiX) - ' I73,7!2 44 TEPHEX C. WHEELER, Scc'y. 17 William Stieet, ) Jiew Yrt, March, lRftT. f ' ' At the request of the President and Roajd of Director of the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, I certify that the, mode of Computing present value of the Policies employed by the Secretary of lle Company i scientifically correct, and in accordance with the prescriptions of the charter. I also certify, that I have compared the list uf policies furnished me by the Preshlcnt aa on the book of the Company with valuation tables sufficiently to test tbe accuracy of the results given by the Secretary, end find the values as stated within to Iw numerically correct. That Is to say, the present value of tbe future risk of the office on all outstanding jolh le, or the difference beta-een the present value of future premiums to. be pnidon them i S4a,9b7 lü. - The total value of policies, the holder uf w hieb are entitled to dividends, is $J9,2Z7 02. Aud if the surplus is correctly stated at $71,212 71. the difference between this and tlie present value of the future risk of the Company nn et tiding policies, after deducting 10 per cent of it for the relief fund, 1 tlie proper amount for dividend, to-wit: $;!l,G10V7. Tim true principle of dividend is to assign to each policy bolder who has imtured on the mutual pbm a share proportioned to the present value uf his policy, which U the true value of hit Interest a a stockholder of the Company. This share atnouuU to 10 per cent of the present value of the policy. CHARLES W. HACK LEY. February 2.ith, 18.'i7. As Agent for tlie above Company, I am trepared to issue Policies, on the most favorable term. Pamphlet giving all deirabl information, can be had on application. YVM. T. PAGE. EvuiiM ille, Apr", 21th, ISÖS.-ly. fWnSTUJCT OF Til Mi SEMM-JJ-wJL mm afMSrtttrw nf th lliir af etmdilUm of Ihr HOME ISSI HASCE Com'mny, o.ie CVy v'Sr l'.rt t, on th .'tlaf dy of Itmrmber, llk-7. ASSETS. Ca-h lUIsnc in Dank . ;...S37,ort AT, ltond and Mortgages (being fin.1 lieu uu Leal Etitat, worth at leat $s01,isi)....4iO,tViO 00 Loan on stocks, payable on demand, (market value of securities, 8i!vl,l7)....M.l.V,K.'VO Kt Hank Stocks, (market vaJia;) 77,OYJ 00 Real Estate, No. 4 Wall stieet, (the office i4 the CompanyL. 67,Oi'4 72 Interest due on Ine 1st of January, IMAM, (of whi.h Sli.Cii 'J aha aiuce fieen rwCtslved).. 14,373 93 Ttnlatice in liand of Agents and in course of traniuiiou from Agents on the 31st 14 til l !. as l4fCSl (Of which S7.S67 57 has since been rsct:lvel). Premhun i'ue and uncolhn tud on Policies i.sueU at flflice 2,f7 03 Total . 534,213 31 Oubdaudiiig Loase on 31st De cember, IjC.7, estimated at.$30,tlD 01 Due Stockholders on aceuuut uf Seventh IHtidend........ 1,700 on SI I, Hit oi CnAS. J. MARTIN. Tres't. A. F. WILLM ARTH, Vice FreVt. J. MILTON SMITH, Sec y. A. C ilALLOCK, At-cnt, Jfl4-dfint Evansvilh', Ind. SWBSTMJCT STJTRjriRJT OM THK X rvmlUitm of th CITY FILE ISSURJSCE CUMTASr ilarif.wMJonnnrj lf, 1;. KAMR AMD LOCATIO. The name of this Coiiauy U the Citt FisE Inst'iACB Cosfaxt or H abtk'R D, Tle Company ia Iocatl at Hartford Connectk-nt. CAPITAL. The amount of its Capital Stock i on hundnd and fifty thousand dollars. The amount of it Capful Stock paid np ia one hundred and fifty thousand dollar. Ciuh on hand -...............$1(1,420 0 C.-h in the hand of Agents and oilier Jn'ttoiim ! 134'9 19 IWimIk ow ikI by t lie Company, lo I.ml 2d Mortgage Bonds of the Indiana (VnInd Railroad Company, paying s mi-aii-uaal ialitreet of IO per cent 10,0)10 00 Dwbu due the Company, secured by mortgage on Real LVute.................. 32310 ft) Loan on rdlnteral secured by 301 sliarea of lltiuk Mock, and other Stock and Bond iu Mjsetwsioa of tlie Company. n7,2-V) (M All other securities arc Go8 Shares Bank HlOV1C ,wm,wtltawn m mn sSlsoO 0) Bills receivlile..... 12,V3 :tx Aecrm-d Interet...M 4,043 CO Office furnititrr. ........... 677 17 Total asaeta of the Company. ......... LIABILITIES. Ixwses adjnsted and not due .3,775 09 Loasea unft'lj noted, and in n prn.-e, waiting for further prui ...r,470 00 All other claims agaimU lite Company estimateil 4,423 00 Total liabilities..... The greatest amount fO.iss. .-SI.i,i7i co . insured iu auy uua risk I The greatust amount allowed to tie insured In any one City, Town or Y'iilaKu, varies arcwrtling to its size and class of property. The greatint Biuoimt ailowed to be insured in any one block, vsries a In the precediuir. part f it capiral or earnings are deoeiteI with any Mate or States, a acrnritv for loese therriu. C. 11. BOWEiy, Frea t. C. C. YVAITE, SecretarT. YV. B. LMUNSuUKY, General Agent. Applicatiotis rereivi-d by A. C. IlALLOCK, Agant. Evansville. Ind. . Looms promptly adjusted and paid with fldelity and dispatch. iel4-Cmoadiw aT MM MUTT Jit. l9OM'FI(7K JJ'lt JK Residence in Mr. Caidwi ll a Buildi nca- on leocust, near Second Stnt. T it ax art L for the liberal patronago given to hiiu last summer, he has returned to Ev.tnsville, with the deign uf liccoming a permanent citizen, and repecl tully onVrs hia proftwsional service in all dierurn, acute or chronic. While Dr. II. regards tit scientific use of water as tlm Febrifugum Magnum, ha neurthek um all the saf nmdi Isdh uf tbe Alopathie and Eclectic tk hoobj aa adjuncts, discarding all injurkma and poisonous medicines. He-would rail the attention of tha puMic to tbe following SPECIALITIES. Ca jrcr.BS Removed without the knife and permanently cured. . BaoscNrria axo Coxsmrrioji Treafe.1 Yy the new system of inhalation of medicated vajiors, asited by valuable expectorant symi. DotEA.'M or THE ElES Person who have h.nd their eyes burnt w ith varku) kinds of caustics, rc--reiving litt Iw or no lienefir, will find it to their interest to change thc'treatnwbt. FlmaLe DisEAsr Y ill I treated with rttnarkable Rttccess. Y'arions new remedies will be lined, a the Magneto-Electric machine for nervous diseases, Ac, Ac. The anliscrihcr has a choice assortment of pure drugs aud medicines, (wine aad brandie for medical purpose only!, and tbe most opular pitent medicines at retail. Persons calling for fdicine?, and paying for thm in the office, may have medical counxel without charge. BJ physicians' proscription both of tlM Alopathie and Eclortic schools, carefully pre.r.xl at all hours. A. BEYTTY, M. D. - mvl4-ly JE WJ.YSWiLLE EJEER UMRJJm uoiise. tt e nave now on nana, anj ou-r on liberal terms, a well assorted stock for printers and bookbinders, among which we name 200 bundle Printing Paper, assorted eise BOO Straw Boards ; 10U0 Tar Boar-le, As well as colored Prii.tinf? Paptr; pUiia Can s.d Hose flat Capi Demy, MeOiuia, w hito .and ccle.-e Card and Card Board, which w. ca. fc.va cut to F "i; Pot-oflioa paper, Manilla YVrapmng, Printer' Ink, Ac. We also bog leave to call ,l be attention of dcAOcra to our tPjck of 2500 . t.umlles Y rapping Paper, and K gross of Bonnet Board, j The highest market price paid for Rags. i JTl TESSETA PORENSOK

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AND IK) ORK t HLAI'I l", AND Imi WI RK ITFll'f.V, AM I" WOKK HKAI I.Y, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY. AND JiO 17 NEATLY, , i . . AM ItO IT NEATLY", Ai Jo it . J:1LY, AND L0 IT NbATLY, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE LEST STYLE, AND IN THE BEST STY Ll AND IN THi LT.VT STYLE. GIVE US A CA TL. GIVE US A C A LI, GIVE I'S A CALL, GIVE IS A CALL. AT OUR SEYV OFriCE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUJt NEW Ol i RX, ' AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AND SFE OUR SP TOM ENS, AND SEE OUR. SPECIMENS, AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AM SEE 01 B SPECIMEN!, AND LEARN 0UU PRICES. AND LEARN OUR PIUCE.S. AS D LEARN OUR PRICES. , . AND LEARN UR PRICES. WE DEFY COMPETITION. YVE DEFY COMPETITION, YVE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DFFY COMPETITION. EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN YVCRKMASSHIP, HI ULK IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, OR IN PRICES. OK IN I'IMI I4 'R IN l'RK'Eä. I I'll IV l-l'l. Lw To-Ott CRANE'S COMMISSION HttUSF, Ts Water street, thn-e dinir from Main, Fvpi-iille Ind. EY ANSVII.LE JOURNAL ftiMPANY. rwUIJT i4UM RELTM.W!::'rntiie ut JL terly sUUment made in an adrertiw-mcr.f !r ut. I (tuother column, nbout the "New Y'oik IVUinir Co. " Ynir;-sl Rul lr IMting and Packing, it is only wtK.rx to say ibat the editors cf th M lENTIF1C AMKIUUYN, io a in- tnJ t-lu'.n?e article in their colnnins (v L.icli vey r s-lei " invaluaole ppi r hrts mnp reef mmcrds the w Yw'ii IVltJng Co.'i. U li.iij a'x-ve feM cthci', and by way cf a rlircher they state that they use it ou all their i ressea and ma-hinf ry. Tl:i Company i wealthy, and I m authorir-d to guarantee the ai tic'.e made by tbcta eijusl, if not superior to any other make. The rapid mile of I be Sew York Belting to our largest machinift. milU, and factorie (to nicn w Ho are judpns and eaiitiot be tlceivel) i sufficient evidence of it value, but the testimony of the j. i,a. l : tino American can't be et aaidc by tlAKiragils iingedh .hlfl to me Be,t 4ng since uuimer. for at Cincinnati yria-, ., , 4 CHARLES S. WTI L-. Sex ...... c,' ' i dec3 i pp-ite J. JL Mnghee A Co'a'. imoiijn y. 1YO M.JJmU CltOMcMZ M Bi-iiio-!. Y'a. and Ky. Tolmcco. Jnt n-cef-and for aale by YV1IEELER A R1ÜGS.