Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 30, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 September 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING...... .SEPTEMBER For Judge of tha Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. F. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney for the Mine.. JAMES SUANKLIN, of Vanderburgh. Tn New Yarfc Democrojr. The New York Herald gives us au insight into the schism which separates the two hostile factions in the Democratic camp in New York. They are the Albany Regency faction and the Astor House faction, otherwise known as hards and softs. The hards are the minority faction, and in a State Convention organized under the machinery of the Albany Regency, arc completely at the mercy of the softs. The hards, therefore, in order to secure their legitimate share of the delegation to Charleston, asked and insisted that the delegates be elected by tbe single Congressional district system. The softs, on the other hand, had resolved that the Charleston delegation, in the lump, should be appointed by tbe State Convention, and that it should be "a unit," according to the wishes of the Regency and their Presidential schemes. This game of despotically packing the Charleston Convention was very adroitly contrived, for in the letter which was treacherously drawn from Gov. Wise to poor Donnelly, the Regency had at least a pretext for the war of extermination which they have declared. They conducted the elections to the Syracuse Convention upon this pretext and, having a majority of the Convention ready to do their bidding, they carried their measures, aud secured the appointment of the entire delegation to Charleston to the A lbany Regency. The Herald says : 14 The Democracy of the State have thus Wen treated with couterapt, and, instead of being permitted to select the men they wished to represent them in the National Convention to nominate a candidate for the Presidency, the Albany Regency, consisting of ContWence Cassidy, Cagger, Comstock, Corning, Richmond k Co., have taken the selection out of their hands and arranged it themselves.'' " Thus are our Democratic institutions practically turned into the despotism of an oligarchy, and the sovereign people are treated as mere ciphers or negro slaves, who have no right to think and act for themselves. But the eud is not yet. A day of reckoning ii to come. It remains to be see u how the Charleston Convention will receive a delegation appointed umler such circumstances.'' "One thing is clear, ami that is that the democracy of the Stafe will be split la two by the policy of the Regency, just a they were in lH5It. There is a double organization. But tbe light is adjourned to the Charleston Convention. The Convention has published a complete list of Delegates to Charleston, as previously selected and arranged by tbe Wire pullers. The meeting of the Convention was a. very rowdy affair. Ex-Mayor Wood's men first got possession of tbe Hall and made a premature organization and were proceeding to nominate State officers', and to vote that the Charleston Delegates should be elected by Districts, when the Softs entered, drove the Chairman from the platform and reversed the order of things. The telegraph in reporting the doiugs, ys: " A terrific row occurred in the Con vention to-day, in which John Sinker, of Onedia county Cogger's temporary chairman got hurled from the platform and was badly bruised, came near ending in a general and bloody fray. A man from the Thirteenth ward, shot in a Tammany Hall brawl six months ago, named Nealy Woods, came behind Stryker, while standing on the plat form, and pushed him violently down to the floor, a distance of several feet, hurting him not dangerously, but severely. The shrieks aud cries meanwhile rendered hear ing almost impossible. The meeting broke up iu utter confusion; when it assembled again in the afternoon, the Regeucy was present in force and carried everything. The delegation selected ly the Uegemy was instructed to vote and act as a unit. The softs are free soiiers, and it is supposed will go with the Northern Democracy ; but the Herald says they will vote for the candidate that bids highest, in the way of federal patronage and honors, for the support of he Empire State. Thk Hkndeuson k Nashviu.v. Railroad. The citizens of Henderson redeemed the character of their city for public spirit and enterprise, on Saturday, by voting $100,000 to aid in finishing the Henderson k Nashville Railroad in that county. This vote insures the ultimate completion of the entire road; for when the two extreme sections are built, the middle section will not be left long unfinished. The work on Uie Southern portion is progressing with energy, and will be completed to the coal mines, in Hopkins county, this year. If the Northern section be pt&hed through to Madisonville, the people of the interior counties will soon build up the intervening line. With this road finished, we should be withiu fourteen or sixteen hours' travel of Memphis, aud within two days of New Orleans or Mobile. We shall be, when our road Li extended from Terre Haute to Attica, on one of the direct through North and South lines from tbe lakes to tbe Gulf of Mexico. The completion of the Nashville k Mendersou Road will add twenty -five or titty percent, to the value of the Evansville k Crawfordsville Railroad stock. Kivtkexth JroiciAfc Circuit. -The ( ir cuit Court in this District will be held hereafter as follows: In Crawford county the 2nd Monday in February and August. In Perry, the Jrd Monday in February and August. In Spencer, the 1st Monday in March and BtpftMMcr. 9 Warrick, the 3rd MoadftJ ia March ami September. In Posey, the 4th Monday in March an.l Sep tember. la Vanderburgh, the 2nd Uouday in April and October.

An Abortion. We have the figures of

the cost of the culvert built on Locust creek, ou this side of the coal mines. The expense of the structure was $2,7G2. After the culvert was finished, it was found neces- , sarv to build a stone wall, nearly 100 feet in length, from 10 to 20 feet in hight, to j protect the fill from wash ; after the wall j was completed, it was discovered to be insufficient, like many other " human me- i chantcal constructions'' in this neighbor hood, to sustain the pressure, and two abutments were then added to brace up the wall. But both have gotten a start; the the wall has sprungand now presents a beautiful wave in its line, and conforms to rules of beauty in art, if it does not correspond with the right lines of science. The arch of t lie culvert cracked soon after it was completed, and both culvert and will are in danger daily of failing into the creek. We presume the cost of this entire work was not less than $4,000 or $5,000 to the county, and no one would insure it to stand for a year, for much less than the cost of rebuilding it. Old Mr. Catlettt, of Union Township, relateshow the first bridges were constructed on the road from the city to the Bayou. He and some other citizens in the bottom, went through the settlements and collected small voluntary subscriptions from fifty cents to a few dollars from each settler. With these funds they built good log and puncheon bridges over the streams, and the venerable gentleman says, I do declare, they were better than any of your extravagant engineered bridged of the present time. Then a man could safely travel from the city to Henderson Ferry the darkest night without danger; but now after our commissions. have spent $80,000 a year in pubiic improvements, it is worth as much as a man s neck is, to travel after dark on the same raid. We are surely going backwards instead of forwards in bridges and road build ing." The opinions of most of our old citizens correspond with those of Mr. Catlett in the matter. Secretary or State. The Republicau State Central Committee meet at Indiauapolis this week, and it is understood that they intend to nominate a candiate for the office of Secretary of State, to fill the vacancy which they allege now exists in consequence of the resignation of Mr. McClurc. The appointment of Mr. Dunham was only to discharge the duties of the office till a successor shall be elected. The constitution requires that all vacancies in the State offices shall be tilled at the next annual election after their occurrei e. As the Governor has issued no proclamation directing an election for Secretary, in obedient;'' to this provision of the fundamental law, the Republican leaders are determined to take upon themselves the duty of having it observed. Tax Titles. The doctrines sustained in the following decision of the Circuit Court, ut Richmond, in this Slate, have long been held and avowed by many of the ablest attorneys in the State. It is surprising that tbe matter has been settled iu the courts. If sustained, as it will undoubtedly tie, by the Supreme Court, it will rip up a good many titles derived from tax sales. There area large number in this part of the State which are worth looking into by those who have had real estate sold by the county Treasurers, when there was personal projierty to meet the tax collector's demands. The Richmond Broad Axe says : In the case of Reed et it, vs. Gillespie et m1., in the Circuit Court last week, it was decided, after full argument, that the Treasurer of the county, before he can legally sell real estate for taxes, must first exhaust the ptfMHd property, in the county, of the person against whom the tnx was assessed, aud that all sales of real estate made with out having so exhausted the personal property, are illegal and void. If this decision be correct, and its coirectness is generally acquiesced iu by the bar, it will invalidate at least nine out of every ten sales of real estate for taxes, which have been made for the last five years. It was further held by the Court that the law-exempting a certain amount of property from execution does not apply to a Treasurer's sale, and that as against the collection of taxes there is no exemption. No blame, however, is attached to the late Treasurers, as a different constru -tiou of the statute has been received and acted under all over the State. Moncmk.nt in Commemoration or Perry's Victory. The anniversary of the victory obtained by Commodore Perry over tbe British fleet 011 Lake Erie in 1813 was celebrated on the 10th inst., at Sandusky and Put-in-Bay in grand style the Masonic Fraternity taking a leading part in the exercises. The celebration was attended by a multitude of eople from the neighboring States. There were fifteen steamers, two brigs, ten yachts, aud sixteen other vessels at anchor in the Bay, which had brought there loads of passengers to witness and take part iu the imposing ceremonies. The oration was delivered by Judge Spaulding, of Ohio, which is mentioned in tbe Clevo-. land and Toledo papers in flattering terms A number of the survivors of the battle of Lake Erie were present and were welcomed most enthusiastically. The corner stone of the monument, which is to commemorate tbe great achievement was laid with imposiug ceremonies. Cuder tbe enthusiastic feeling created by this anniversary the people of Sandusky have taken measures to erect a statue of Perry iu tbe puoiic square of that city. National Faib. There was an immense crowd at the National Pair, at Chicajro last week. The first two days the receipts were '.,000, on the third day they were estimated at $14,000, a lively interest appears to have been felt throughout the country in this exhibition, and there were people from ul most etery State in the Union. Seventeen States were represented by contributions, besides Canada and the District. The display of cuttle was rery line, and was never excelled. The .show of horses disappointed most of the visitors from the other Slates, nnd the drouth and frost spoilt the exhibition ol fruits and vegetable. It is said that bis Holiness, tbo l'ona receives out of his States $8,000,000 a year. Of thif, $GO0,000 goes to his private affair.

Destructive Conflagration at Cuica- I

go. A despatch from Chicago, dated 19th inst., says: "The mos-t disastrous conflagration that has visited onr city since the great fire of 1857, occurred last night. The fire broke out about 0 o'clock in the sUible of F. MeiPely destroying i, togeth- ' nts. including tour valua- . 1 hainy k Co., ensi er with its content hie horses. The flames then communicated to the blacksmith shop, So. 45 Canal street, spreading thence in different directions, consuming the entire block, bounded by Clinton, North Canal, West Lake and Fulton streets. From this block it communicated to Blatchford's lead works, thence to the hydravlic mills. These, together with the block bounded by North Jefferson, Clinton, Fulton and West Lake streets, were entirely destroyed. From the Northwest corner of Fulton and Canal thejfire communicated to the lumber yard of Ryereon k Miller, consuming nearly 3,000,000 feet, valdedat $40,000 thence to the lumber yard of M. Sutherland, destroying the entire stock, valued at $10,000 thence to Suit's yard adjoining, consuming 2,000,000 feet ;. Mason k Cos shop, corner North Canal and Carroll streets, totally destroyed. From Ryerson's yard the fire communicated to the Vulcan works of Warrington k McArthur, thence to the Vulcan boiler works, destroying block bounded by Fulton, Carroll, Clinton, and North Jefferson streets. Two blocks adjoining were partially t'estroyed. The principal losers are J. W. Cochrane, Uicdubon House, $00.000 iusurcd $o0,000; Blacbford's lead works, $60,000 insured $40,000; Cochrane k Baker, Clcvelaud House, $37,000 insured $27,0000; Avery; & Co. $40,000 insured $25,000; Hydraulic mills $10,000 no insurance; Walter Lull, lumber, $30,000 insured $5000 ; E. A. Ruckcr. planing .mill. $7000 no insurance. Tc' I robchly not les3 than $500,000. n!i will not exceed $250,00' r re. tart in the .New 1 ork, f rovuu nee, 11 'oru, Springfield companies. A large i'bcr the buildings destroyed wercdwelliughou . , but of little value comparatively. FURTHER PARTICULARS. Warrington's Vulcan foundry, losi 30f000 ; insured $10,000; Mason, McArthur 4 Co.'s boiler works, $6,000; insured $3,000 ; Cleveland Masonic Lodge, occupying the upj-cr story of Blatchford's building, $3,000; B. Bernaeur, liquors, $3,000 ; fullyinsured ; Reformed Presbyterian Church, $2,000; insured $1,000. Also, 100 frame dwelliugs, valued from $500 to $1,500. A large amount of furniture was saved, but in a damaged condition. The Hope steam engine company, of Philadelphia, were here as guests. The Hope Hose conijianv turned out with their engines, doing good service. Stupendous Frauds Covkri.no Hai.k a Century. The Carron Iron Company in Scotland was incorporated in 1773, with a capital of JCl.r0,000. Its principal works for the manufacture of iron in various forms were at Falkirk, with an agency. The business has lieen conducted by a general manager, subject to the control of general meetings. This post was held from 178C to 1826, thirty-nine years, by Joseph Stainton. He was succeeded by his nephew, Joseph Dawson, and another nephew, Win. Dawson, became assistant manager. A third nephew and a nephew were respectively agents at Glasgow and Liverpool, and Henry Stainton, brother of the deceased in. 1,1 ger, was the London agent. In this way the family had in their hands the management for 73 years. Finally, iu 1850, a family quarrel arose between the Daw9ons and Strintons, and the result was the discovery of a semi-annual series of frauds upon the Company. Half yearly balance sheets were made out, but in them the profits and assets were systematically put down at far less than their proper amount. Thus in ten years from 1829 to 1838, there were under statements to the extent of 175,119, leaving XI 7, 50o per annum to he divided by the manager and four agents. In 1858 the executors of Henry Staintou compromised the claim of tbe company ujon his estate by paying 220,000. Another sum of 90,000 had lieen paid over by the said Stainton to the company's new manager, the one who holds the situation. This sum was obtained for iron and other military stores furnished from Carron to the Board of Ordnance fa London. The consignments were debited with breakages which never occurred. In some instances they were carried up to tS per cent., although the Government paid the full face of the bills. Without allowing for interest, the aggregate of profits withheld from the compauy must have been about a million and a half of dollars. Fawkti .Steam Plow. The great feature at the United Btofttf Pair at Chicago, was the Steam Plow, inventetl by Mr. Fawkes, of Christiunn, Ph. It consists of eight very large and deep plow shares attached to the Eugiue by chain.-, and arranged so as to lie raised or lowered iu a few seconds; a the person guiding the machine may wish. It is thirty horse power, and weighs seven tots, being the largest size that can well be constructed for any practical purpose. It can plow either up or down a hill with great facility. The furrows are very dep and regular. The ordinary speed is fuur miles per hour, 4 A acreser hour. The cost of the machine is $3,500. The consumption of coal is about half a ton every ten hours. In Chickasaw Count v. alBfi, lives a woman by the nai1" slave, considerably over one old, who was a mother t'ur. j , tiou. The number of her . M less than three buudred and one dreti, grandchildreu, great gnh and creat Kiaal Krandchildrcu laa ing U BJ -Tdfcr I erkai one-third of herjdescendants hare died. Her oldest son recently died at the age of ninety, aud her youugest living child is over serenty. She lives in the enjoymeut ot a ripe old age, surrouuded by every com- ; tort which a kind master can bestow, uud respected by all who kuow her. Taafci SOI a Indiana. -says: -The Peoria Uu nut An insurauce ajjaal in this city, well and favorably known as a man of truth and ve- . . - , i . . - e rscity, tells the toltowmtf iu illusiratioii of the verdancy of a geutleman in Pike county, Ind., with whom he had effected a policy of , m - " - , insurance: In the list ol printed qiiestions j iu I lie Comtntuy's blanks, there is one like this "Ashs how kept .' ' The Pike coun ty gentleman was burned out, aud utter the lire, discovered this in bis policy, and, resolving to make a snre thing of his premium, wrote our informant something in this wise : u Deak Sin : t was burned out n th'' dav of ; and according to yous laws, have kept the Oahes. They are in barrel. What shall I do with them ' Mr. Kendall's experiment of Sheep aud horse raising, near New Hraunteb, in Tssaa hoe been more than successful, as he himself w rites undei dale ot August '20th. He weaned one thousand live hundred lambs in on day, of the average of four months.

Douglas Comments on Judge Black's Re

views. Mr. Douglas made a speech at Wo:cester. Ohio, on Friday and took occasion to comment on Attorney General Blacks Review of his article In Harper. He spoke with great bitterness charged him with nd seeking to destroy the Demo- I cratic partv doing it anonymously, and . . T .. . . with thepurjiOse of Striking down, not ouly him (Douglas), but all the leaders of the ( Democratic party iu the free States. He de- ! nied that be (Douglas) held to doctrines in j opjiosition to the Dred Scott decision, but claimed that decision sustained his doctrines ' of popular sovereignty. He exhorted the i Democrat to redeem Ohio and take posted! I alongside of Illinois. Flora Templk at Chicaoo. At tbe trotting match over the Gordon City course, on Thursday, at Chicago, between Flora Temple and Princess, Flora won by three straight beats. Time 2:31, 2:30, and 2:26. Purse $1,000. The writers Empress at the Fetes. Paris speak in ecstatic terms of the apDearance of the Empress Eugenie, at the memorable fetes of the Nth and 15th of August, Never was beauty, say some accounts, beheld to greater advantage than on this occasiou. Attired in white, enveloped in clouds of rich lace, through which her soft complexion was softened even more, she appcand the most perfect realization of imperial grace and dignity which has ever been beheld. The taste displayed by her costume was also a matter of admiration. No fantastical bonnet concealed her features from the admiring crowd ; a long veil of Kniasels jioint was thrown over her head, a1 I the torches encircled with tbe imperial di. m the grt S.m ' u 1 which Bashed and sg Klcd ia Ufa the rarest bri''! The great H afttH plains art iitenvlly covered with bullalo. The nuinbor each year seems to increase rather than diminish. They go in immense droves, and at t.iin -seeiu to cast a dark shadow over the vallev. Among tlie instances of n vigorous sU age, that of Miss Cataaiias Sedsjarick stands preeminent. Although 70 years old, fhe has just produced a new novel, " Walter Thornier. " NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. VV. II. P. STODDARD. Ml THE Ot.it KhTJIIJ.tsttElt jBT DIM ; STiiRE, No. 17 Main slr-. t. oil tinuc to keep on bands a full and complete supply id Mewieftaea, Paints. OMt, 11 dishes, lilass. Brushes, IVi Tnim-i Lamps, Burning Fluids, Ac Which be sells at as low a figure as acv ftOSBM in the ity i. a large and vai itd assertmei I of A MHIiOTM't: 8TOOK, OA MEM IS, 1 ISE8 I SD etttm alr, In fact, eveiylhing appertaining to the art. Orders I promptly attended to, ami b-ru.nile, l, i-:tiiiti:t at BAftrtes to any part of the country. stpftt jjtm:s a. siiamki iv lIliAMI'l I W M K III N . SUANKLIN kV HARDIN, ATT0 RNEYS AT LAW, EVAXSVILI.E, IND. 1 .ti it 1 .1 1 '.''. J.y'll m Notarial biisiuess entrusted tothein will receive prompt and careful at tint ion. Especial attention will lie given to the Collection of Claim in lie. following towns, viz. Kvausvillek lleuderaoit, Sit. Vernon, Boonvilte, Newburgh, Ro, kpoit, Cannellou, Princeton. Viiiceimes, Washington, Dover, and I'etersburgh, an.l iu the counties in which said towns are located. OFFICE Third street, adjoining the Uooii House. septSO-lyd VB7BV baehs septJO l i.no I 11 1 s B E It loo s just received and for sale low be J. C IH'S'U rUKT Goods it OAKLEYS. ttJMt.EWtr .V, .Vtf. i .VOHTH irst street, are 111 receipt "I a larpe stock I of Carpets, Floor Table, ami Mair Oil Clothe , Wnnluu Phadf. Stair Bode, ColtoB, Linen, Woolen, ami Sill. Oaneisks : Cii M il-. It;, i. Ii.-I aiol Hi own Muslin, Cotton aud Woolen I-1. mm',.. ef ; ton and Lia Sim ttaga all grades and BtOM id Itlankets, alt nii ililb s at Shawls, Knitting Yam, j ami Cotton IIiery and Cloves: '.i-inetH, I'nssiineres. Cloths, Cliildren's Plaids, Menu,., , I.adie-.' I Pre Goods, Silks, lKfBerajres, l'Liu and Figured . IN-1, nines, .lacoiict ami Swiss MsMlins, Easbruiderjr i ami Embroidered Collars, Woolen OoOShv :H sb:i'les ! o Worsted and Clu neal Calicoes, Giiiliamt, I'mj brellns for Cents, Ladies, a ml Misses; lioops, Hoop 1 skirt. Ac, which are eShw d fr easli at n seonahh- ! prices and one pi ice to all. We also have on hand a Inte amouul of Pork, i hartl. Molasses, and Wbisky. 1 CooH-rap- orders filled at short notice and hw pi ices. sepl!-lln JE X THJl nJl,E Of HE.it TIEUI, oil, PAIHTIMOS IN ELEUAMT FRAMES. Tbe na4rnl;eT 1 will sell, on TaesSaj tvvaJsn next, With inst., nt our store, corner of Main and Tin 1 '1 strwtn, a fine collection ot Oil Paintings. The sale will Is- jsTemotory aud without limit, to meet advances All alio desire to ornament their hesaes with U-autitul works of art, at their own price, may n. er have a better opportunity. The Pictures will l c eu exhibition, and we invite the hadies to I'all on Tuesday afteruoou, and be preseht at the sale in the eveniin;. BSSSIS H. NELSON A CO., AiicfrH. MURSINNA, CIIITECT, OFFH'K ON THIBD STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION. aij Phase, flnsi ISiatlniin. Detail Diawings. Ac., of Public and I'rivate Buildings prepared on reasonable terms. -eplL.i,m cM jmjkttem or i.itroMTjejvt R to -M. EV1BY ON F, WITHOUT. EXi'KPiMN. M11.LEKA N1EHAFS, at the 1 tea Dry Goods Bl re, IS Mala street, between ttrsl ami Second trT BiSas Me, Ind., are now in daily receipt , 1 . e ,nd splendid st -k of r . . A ' " mIi y are del. led to - I, I. 1 Ill Tie 1 . -t t 'l-lr filr jloni r- e . .nc 9 of ! wkiad ko lay t... in visit, good, silt' sfy iheir le atui r.T the b -on. Tue stork cotis' in vfat. les tf' nam .n e, MlLiil ltiV N 1 i;il.l. 1 it apwdiS iSep I ! ilaill st.eet. Evausville. WK ALL follow Intel est in spile ot t.un talk. And to those who deal fairly, to them we should OHM, Now, you who want Pictures, Imt It dn apand hrstrate, Bring your diuus to SMITH'S Gksllery, (yo doii'l have to wait). He fears m competition from one or the other, But looks up. in each as a friend and a brothel ; lie earl- not lur nlmw, i.or puno n.ir Mowing, Mis-k soirisK. or u a mini in . :i.ssiireillv knovvin,. 1 That he makes I)ih trade, who gives most for the cah ; . The lieople care nothing alum? auv r.tml Kplash. N()W tt) w,0 WM Pjftur,,( ,irp. m,. r !mMt Should, without asses delay, ed Mr. fmith call ; The Cs.urt How. j.,u kaow.Jsaa rth. weir. i oaanae bis Picture we Um.v what vou II say i Th , . Hm. , : i in finish or pi i. m.i i.v wav i .1 n it. lo l.ailies ami ramiues In- le-m-n In. pay Come along, friends, don't asflecl it a day. sepll'.-liin MB a. MAISINHOJ WtHH.E 4 HALf KXM ars for isle by S. E. GIl.bERT A CO. IIHI BtlHHHLH MJtM CBHJjr UKB W9 ceiveil aud for aale at sepl .. II. COOK A SON'S. ttXS. i Hih E W Ii. i'HEEE just If K. CHEESE I WWW celVe.l .in 1 lot M e liV sepl K QILBIRT I CO, Sk4r fASIU,E.- 1 1 s WHOLE. HUE. AND 9 yilal ler s.etl sale Svlll b) S. F till. BERT A CO . esfjtS Mo. 4 SvcalMOle street. m l.t.vos Jt ST BEt'EI I 'Ell, J M hue aaSoi tuieul ot IN.iin.,, win Ii lor tone ami lualiti cauiiot h exielled b. iui iueliuWWW i elVi-.l all. I f. bv meiits in th u u-i 1 . l e li-p. -.cl ol un . tsouable terns, by plo J. HI LY.

NEW AD VRTISEMENTS.

WE H.I VE JIST MF.CEI VMM our Fall stock at Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Motions Boots. Shoes, Mat, Gaps, Bonnets, and Millinery Goods, which ws are selling ; very low fur Cash or No. 1 trade. AU Dealers who gm them at id Evansvill. tiou here to sell aa low the river this call will pay more for goods, 1 rh they could have bought There being a determiuaour stocks of 1 ;,kJs are large aud Srit-mte' thi season, and getting more eo every year. The iucki eru luoUe ol doing business seems to be to "buy often and clow- at home," thereby saving lime and freight and iumranoe. No morchaat in this section of coiiutr) ran go np the rivtr this Fall to buy Gooilti and aavt anything thereby. We cordially invite the Trade to call and examine our Htock. We have 011 our tirat floor Dry Goods hi.'I Notions. Our Mecond door, Boots aud 8hoe, fr. Our third floor, Hats ami Ca. Good storks of each, which we will sell low. Given a call. seplJ KEEN PBE3TON. and for sale 9 bags Xeshanock Potatoes, 3'J bags Wheat, 4 bbls Peaches, 2 broed Mares, 1 young Bay Horse, goed stepjier. 1 tow and Calf. All for sale nt market value. sepl5 KEEN A PRESTON. WVHT BMcWi V'll i K M STXJlJiMtB Kmina Grahnni Bacon Shoulders A Pick I -d Pork, consisting of 1009 iJbs dear Sides Bacon, 1 " lbs ribbed do do, SUO Shoulders, 400 R4 Pickled Pork, prime. At KKaKIKK, Cl'KMICK A CO.', seplA 47 Main street. nJMit TB!MJi 8MB TM .' CAL L AT MB KHSKINK, ITICSH K. A CO.'S, and examine their stock of Bankets, cousistiug of Willow Market Baskets .1 sixes. Fancy Baskets, Quite an aort!iieut of Raticides, Work V - kel-. S liixil Ua.skote, Ac. Imported direct from France aud Germany. To be sold at a small dvance M cost. 8epl6 Wfoon mjtBjirm uriZZit wr anajur. V A fall stock of - .-' dozen Bed, Bine, ah I Fancy BnckeL-, SSSmna assorted size Wash Tub pa!util, pine, and mlar. 10 dozen T a in nests, J ldom uV i!i I rnV ju it, i dozen .sdi. .'-j ' ts, .r rack- Oosajrcd Dachau tag nr, ." 'U'a u -tts Measure a i o tfritsa ns Wood) :i Truj j s BowK 12 duaM do Broonts Shaker and Fancy. At EiiSh.Mi, GUBJflCK A C., sepl'i 47 Main street. J. H. MAGHEK & CO. m it f. .v o w-,injn rou thkih M FALL TBADK, will) a BtHSl of Goods every way suited to the Mailt of tlx- eonntrv, aud invito the attention i f MKRC1IANTS to their extensive stock of IxkMKSTIC AND IMPORTED DBY GOODS AND BOOTS AND SHOES, which is very complete and very cheap. We invite Merchants to examine our stock before going further from home, a we will sell them cheaper than they can buy goods elsewhere and get them limine. sepl4 gyoit HMiJVT- TUB UTOBB HOI ti B now occupied by Mr. Lyon aa a Olotl 'iig Store, adjoining Post Office, ia for rent. Kn.juire 1 'I Mr. Keen, of the firm of Keen A Preston. lapU Mas. E. C. LINOK. JuH HJLH jIT SB4M1KMJUB arc untliorixed to sell lite South-east half of hot St in the Original plau of the city, being that lart of saiil lot adjoining Carpenter's Block on First striet, at private sale, cheap, and upnn rmnit. Perseus iu waut of the most eligible vacant business location in the city, sheuh! apply immediately. We will sell it entire, or in parcel1 I lft4 hit ill Vfcjih. seplo-lw t HANDLER A H Y N EH, Agts. iarj? liBUR UOBK a OXKN AT AFCTION. We will sell, pa Saturday mornint;, Sept. 17, at i i l.H-k, at the corner of Main and Third sti.-et, a v larg and gwd voke of Work Ox.'ii. wpU II. N BISON A CO. g f'.s- J9WmBX VMM UBOBB J ' signed have just received .riO setts ass irtetl sies "Terre Haute" Truss ll.xps. manufactured of the ran baal timber, warrauted equally as good as the Ohio Tool Company s, aud ' per cent, lesa iu prices 1 inn the latter. For sale hv JACOB STKAl'B A SON, nrpl.'i 74 Man. street, hot. Second A Third. W. A. GAT LETT & CO., 0ORKBR OF EIGHTH AND LOCUST STREETS OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT. H M opar.vjriA . PSMBM sr OKOt'KBY, where they will keep a Oil I sup ply of the ImsI Family Groceries, which they will sell at the lotti-st prices for cash. All kinds of mark-tin and conntry produce ill le purchased at the iusrk4 prices or received in pay for jcoods. Families semMag their orders to this store may be "lire of tilled. iiavint; tli. 111 pioinptly aud faithfully S4 pi t 9EW .tBUH'JI. OJW 4 I Mixes Meckel's Farina, 4 do Corn 8tarrh, 4 do Italian Maccaroni, 4 do do Vermicelli. At .. H. COOK a SON'S. HfH ST.AI- .IMV TO JS0 A1M.L WW work to attend to stock in the city ami h work on a small place iu the vicinity. To a steady, industrious, and reliable man, who can le hi- ou h overseer, a to'od -itnal ion will be glVSU. Kuauire at the Joi aNAi. office. sep!2-dAw ILEI'TIO.V J OTH A'.-State or Indi an v, X ANDFKBfRc.n Co., rs. I, Louis Richter, Clerk of the Vamlerbureh Circuit Court, within ami br said County, do hereby certify to the .Sheriff of said Ciinitv, what Officers are to tie eleetetl at the next ireiieral election (in the State of I Indiana) to iilr K I l.e In Id oil the second Tuwdavlli Oct IN l, .it I lie different place of holding elections in - iid .unty, to-wit : A Judjr for the Fifteenth .Iii.licial Circuit, an Attoiuey Pnecutiiu: lr the Fifteenth IwJirlsl Circuit, and a County Commisstoerr for the Third District of Vanderluri;ti Co. z s W iTar.se. my hand and the seal of said J 1 Court, at Evansville, this 7th day of 1 ", u - 1 September, A. DclSia. w,w LOUIS KICHTEB, Cirri V. '. c. By i 1 1 in of the Certificate of the Clerk of the nel. 1 l. ii-li Circuit Court, of which the a)ove is a true and lull copy, notice Is hereby given to the qualified voters it Maul County, that an election will be In bl t the several precincts in the Townships ef BSM OoSMTty, t till the vacanciealH.ve certified, a Tateisj. the nth Say ef Oetebur. A. D. 1S6S. JOHN S. GAVI1T. s. p.s-1" tdw t $herij of Vamdu bmrgh Co. MCTFAL FlItE INCBANCK COMPANY,) OF VAN DEBBL'KGH COUNTY, V Evsnsvillk, Aug. 4, ISSS.J . B I T t O .V. THE AJV'.VIAA I,- t ii 11 for seven liirectors and a Se :retary will I- held on MONDAY, Aug. i:, IH.VJ, between the hours of and 4 o'clock P. M., at the oStet , ou Third street, aihidnlaq the CrssceatCSty Bank, aocft-ldl ROBT ' It LY. Secretary. ' yon ML sale bv N. S. T seplC ' DrujT t, - DOsj. . j MB li'AA J VEDfCiNf rl v Sr . ... f ir , u haml at sepUi TllcMl!ON'S Di rlLAUIIED SU IRS W nil RECEIVED I a Nnu Fork, ai foesek cheep fo. cw.h by .0 ML . I'BEJmon IiRn.-. AILBOA9 00 Mi AM I OrvM 1, Fvii lis vi lie, Sept. l '.. ' AL MBETIBU OF THKSTOCKi 1:1 1 T HE ASM hoblers in thin impany, aud etoetSea ef Diret" ten, will lie held at the Court House, iu the City of Evansville, on MONDAY, tk'toher Si, proximo, hctneeii the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 V. M, By order of the Board. -. ptfi-td J. E. MARTIN. Sec y. OTIVM TH K V.D K B SHi .YE It w ish to notify the public not to i ht our lortner Ajccut, Clu.'iw W. I.an, as w are not willing to settle any debts contracted bv bi n. seats lw CEIL A MNIIKJIiOf, W MMM, t'MiJMEJT, tte. m d 7 ' bhds Crey l.inie, l. bhls fresh Hydraulic Ceim nt, 73 UMs n.ist.T Tari.. Iu ore and tor sale ly seniri ceo. rotrrsR A CO. I . I t-'HKSH A5 .ship Stuff received and for sale by senic GK0. FOSTER k (0. tjf-so mm in r ten t. nit own curing, cn hand and for GEO FOSTER A CO. WfM Mesa, out sale bv II V IITE fit tie WW Si half bids Whit Fish, 40 bbls and half bbls Herring SsiS ItcS and lor sale iry ' m iP CEO VOSTRR ,e CO. C.. -I . M.I. ' ,I, , 8i liockets Java. Recelv ...111, ,., I... . o , . ,i ,- r i N BROS Mile Icy PRf.STi ifa.. MJiv.vw Pf in ti j st: ti a W the entire aim k in Iraile ol R. S. RtSTON. I have lemnved to the gtand formeily ... . ipn-d by him. utters I will, in future, keep on hand a goo.supply of all kinds of Feed and Seeds, which I will sell at lbs lowest poeaibte prices. epb.-lm J. C. DFSOI C ET

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JVBT Mi XrtBBO sin the formation of our uartuershin. our trade has increased beyond our expectation. We Asire to return oar sincere thanks to oar numerous patrons and if a well assorted stock of goods, low prices, and strict attention to business, will merit a continuance of your favors, we think we will have claims upon you. Our facilities for purchasing at low prices were never as good a at present. NINE YEABS' EXPEBIENCE at merchandizing has enabled 11s to become ac quainted with some of the lt hme in the lea'liug markets of the Union, and we are almost daily receding supplies from aome of them. We may not "blow" hj much as other houses, whose receipts are largely increased by printing But the pubiic may depend that in price, qualities, and quantities, we "wou't be beat' We ask a trial. sepo VICKERY BROS.. X Main street. TMMS B&M.M. fajajL -JI'hT received tier steamer Hustings, a tine aaaortBlent of G. ods from the East, suitable to the wants of the Families of Evansville, csafhOji in part of .VKi lbs tngar cured, tine flavored Hams, ltMNt lbs Ribhe.l Sides Bacon, 40 Ins Shoulders prime, 8 tierces Extra No. 1 Lard. 20 boxes P. A O.'t best and German Soaps, !S l-oxes Star and Opal Candles, in ) A has. 20 boxes Fancy Soaps, 1 barrels extra No. 1 Lard Oil, 3 barrels Golden Syrup. This article is much recommended. 5 liagH Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, and Brazil Nuts, 3 casks Bor eaux Prunes a tine lot, 2 boxes geimiue Italian aud Vermicelli and Maccaroni, .1 bids Lovering's Crushed Sugar, U bbls do PulreriZ' d Sugar. These j Sugnfs are acknowledged by all in the trade 1 to U- the l't 111 tile I lilted States Mackerel catch of 18&tf in bl.ls and ,:. bid-. No. , No. 2, and No. 3. White Fish in half barrels, 20 bags Bio Coffee, A Sue article of neletil Black Tea equal, if not siqierior. to any in the city Ac, Ac. N. B. The whole of the above Ooods bavins; been bought for Cns'i, we are enabled to oiler our old aud new customers any articles they may require at such prices as will quite surpi ise them. Call aud examine fr vour-.lves, at KRSKINE, ITRNICK A n.. sepi 47 Main sweet. S T ( V E S DESCRIPTIONS. SCANTLIN & STEPHENS Have just received a full supply for their Fall and Winter Trade, and every description of STOVES, ORATES, TIN WARE, and KITCHEN UTENSILS. Their stork embraces all varieties of COOKING, PARLOR, AND OKFICK STOVES AND tJRATKS, with and without mantles, all of the newest and most appre'.ed patterns Tbe slock embrace the greatest variety ever brought to thi- mark. t. It I has lieen sidected by one of tin- partners in person, from the largest stocks of ihc manufacturers in ! Pittsbuiv, Cincinnati, and Louisville, and lias l en purchawtl on terms that will allow the undersigned to sell at the very lowest cash pri-es for which such articles can lie hail iu this market. asT Call at She sigu of the Cooking Stove, No. Ft Maiu street, opposite the State Bank, betweMi Watar and First streets. seplJ-dAw.im SCANTLIN A STEPHENS. it THE TO ft XCH ASE. Having received a new lot of choice and lain y Oroceries, e are now prepared to I present to the paMIc a stock a nearly cusaplete iu ; articles of our line n- can be found an where, and our la. . ilitiei. (or purchasing and connections ens ! ble us to offer our j;imms at price as low. if not lower, than can lie had anywhere BOBS in this market. Our motto is "Value against Value," and how far we have adhered lo this, may Is- seen by the patronage hestowed upon us hitherto, and it is tbe interest of the public to atruUe an establishment where they get the liest and the most for their money invested. All we ask is to examine our stock and prices ; every information a!ont the same will he ch erfully given. sepl2 K. H. COOK S)'0B MWH mMVE JTOWr iJ' M TO HE WW AN1 FOR SALE SJ lioxes extra W. It. Cheese, o do extra Hamburg Chee-e, BJ do K. 1. Cheese, do Pine Apple Cheese, 4 firkins extra M'. R. Butler. sei.Vi 7.. H IHiiK A WON rjiH 1: LITTLE .W J . AHBAa. Vou often hear Ladies remark that thov can always Ik suited at S. EMBICII A CO.'S. Well, the reason is that they keep everything in the I'rv Good line, and as they are disposing of their stck at reduced prices in order to make room tat an early fall pun lias.- ; the attraction b unnsoally I large. 1 heir stock ot Mines 1 excellent, ami in prices cannot ls excelled. aiii;! U.yi E Hit .7. A ' HOV UK, BOKTOJV, MH WM. the largest and lsst arranged Hotel iu the New England States ; is centrally ha'atcd, and easy of access from all the routes of travel. 1 1 contains all tbe modern improvement .and e very convenience I ,,,r tb comfort and accomnnslat ion of the traveling I iwhlie. The sleeping ro -MBS are largo ami well venriiaieu ; me sullen or riHims are well arrauKeo, ami completely furnished for families, and large traveling parties, and the house will continue to Iu- kept as a hi st -class hotel iu every respect, sepg-Iy LEWIS RICE, Prop'r. " TI.noTHt' MEBD.-XOO BUSHELS choice new timothy seed, just received and far sale lnw to close consignment. sept K-tf K B. BABCOC-K. mWAKkl!El 40 WHOLE HALF WtLH. WfM ami kitts just received and for sale bv sepI2 S K. GILIIEKT A CO. j ' I J, , , , .HA ! A, ; v,- "t". I. IVINSON, late Master Mtvliauic E. A CAN. latu Engineer d- Machinist do. NGTON, late Foreman Moulder for Koelker, Klusmau A Co. JOHN IVINSON & CO., MAM S ACT I" R K B8 OF STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES ASK Corner Leet and Water Street, H' ntllf, ....... . Mmtltmum. irli. i.Iar attention giveu to ap,. :" ti'is to all sui Ii woik as KAII.ll AltS, STKAMHf I . C, DD TLLERJBS, i MINING, S.'tF, (iltlST. SVHAh, AND MALT MILLS; TOHACi O. WISE ASD LAUD Pll ESSES, And iu shoit MACH1NEKY OF fVEUY DESCRIPTION Also, House Fronts,. Window Cups, ami Sills, Yeu'ilatorb, Grates, Iron Railings, aud all kinds of IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers in Steam aud Water Gauges, Steam Whistles, W rough! Irou Pipes, Gum Beltiug aud Parking and Fire Brick. 4T Especial attention paid to .lobbing. Repairing; and Blackkmi thing. ang34-oin D BL'tt VO TICK. N . B. THOMI'fdN. snccsssor to Dr. Y. W. Sawyer, Wholesale and Retail Iiruani.t. No. 3d Main street. Shramville, Ind. SlplJ-2lU ATiOVE b VmTKBN25 dozen 1 IS csu Resell Onae Oyatera, '2D ilo 2 tb call do flo do. Just received and for sale bv sep!6 GEO. FOSTER .f 00. WBCHM i FLUID AMD LARD OU I MAW ways on hand lor sal- v. rv cheap h X. S. THOMPSON. Druggist. sell, S2 Mmiii street. MMHH ttOOMK sTr. vo.nr let t: A9 assortment of all sixes constantly on hand by seplfi ma'ii UKO FOSTER A Co V ACKER ET-Xl tAi A .f,E,ALL WW sizes aud number new Mackerel, just tvived aud tor -al-- -v I UsvSTON BRi PRIME SEW ('.) 4y t DFSW.-b' Llts tish le.eive.l and for sale by l,r' PRRSTi i N H Ki is. SFV a M I I. Y M El'U I SES. II .4 ERA Ml O Ml l ill, call Iss had of N S. TlloMPMi.N in, call nM.V.' SIW.'v" loin HISHEI.S JtM of the Ixist article of Bran ever oSered for sals in this mai ket, just received and for sale by CHAS. MclOHNSTON, Posey's Block, scpl4 Main street, nsar the Canal.

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AMERICAN Wholesale Clothing House. TJf.V .. Its .li.t,. Tit E WHO I P. ( lothing trade of tlis West was comparatively of small amount, and was confined aimt exclusively to a retail business in the larger towns and cities alone. Now this 4ee ut GmmU has In nun an almost iudieiMahle part of the stock of every general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to tha cross-road stand. Like all i baages in trade, however, this one haa not leen produced eseept f.sr tbe best of reasons. Among these are the groat esvinv'ot material by ulliug a Urge quaatUy ot K .riie nt- together the atiperior work sad speed of sew ini: mac nines in m.tnui.' turing the gTent saving of Have la waiting for your 'turn'' at the Tailor's the uncertainty of even then getting a satisfactory "fit," and above all the saving of at least oe-fc.;tbe i "st of the garment In thejrre. For a number of years this has only been a vurt of our general Drv" Goods business, but we have made arrangements to devote our whole house exclusively to it alone with such lines of Notions and Furnishing Goods as will be necessary and desirable in that trade. Bclitving that the true interest of the trade w ill be to gustaiu us iu this enterprise. i we w-onld 1 esjiert fully announce thst we now have on band on.- of the largest and meat nesiravie stock of WKLL M A OK CLOTHING that -res ever o fie red to the trade of the WeaL. . m , We resK-ctfully solicit a call from all our old friends aud tbe trade geuerally. We charge neth-i!'-lot .'. .1 ai 1 !, aud" aei easel if you -my them. We are prepared to sell to all prompt-time buyers as iows any house in the trade. A liberal discount also made on all cuss sales. WM. E. FBENCH A CO., wp3 Ko. 20 Main street. WW street, has now in store and is constantly receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, tbe best stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, of all kinds of HARDWARE suited to the West, aad winch, having been selected sad purchased ia person, from the most extensive Importing House and Man it factories of neariy nil the Srtro cities aud towns, in additions to several iavoi c imported directly by him from good manufacturers English aud Herman he can, and will sell as low as nny concern iu the West; feeling confident that ml price c.uinot fail Lo plnasn and aatleftjr. He would ask the especial attention of Merchauts, 1 Manufacturers. Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers, Ounsmilhs, ami all who need any articles usually j found in a tirst class Hardware Store hob sale and retail. Virl,.i'lf I .1! r.ll i 11 1. it. .lull f tlu m..,.,r., f m - - -w..., . . . . . . . mi uii.fu m " j leading article may Ije sselL via: Table and Pocket Cutb rv . K i r. Shears, and , Scissors, iuciud 11 Geo, W ustenholot A Son's justly celebrate! manutui tnres ; Butch -r's Knifes and Steels : i- ile-. .ill kinds and sixes, of Butcher's and 0'0 -r ;n ii. 1.1. tiller. ; Augers, Cliisels, Gouges, Braces and Bitts. and all Carientem' and Coopers' tools, Iroiu Ohio ool 1 oiujvauy ; Bar;..M s, Rfs h-i-'er, ami W hite'-, Itiiftalo. Manufactories, together with Cook's iiot d Patent Premium Auger Bitts. Also Hand. Kipping, Panel, aud Hark Saws; also, the varions sizes and styles of Mill, Circular, and Cross Col Saws, with Tuttlc's Patent Hook Toolb Cross-Cut Saws ; large and small Scales, in great variety of pattern : Axes aud Hatchets for all purposes ; House Building Materials. Ali Gunner' Materials : Cuunei s I mpletaebta to almost any xtent ; Meat Cutters and Stutters ; Iron and Wood Pump Carbs. together with Chain Pump Fixture; Allies' and tiicr makers' Shovels, Spades, aad Grain Saacpa; Joeh SaOMSOl h fine aseort men 1 ol all kinds of Brashes: c-ppei and Iron Kivois and I5ui r : Protective Wespoas ; Horse, Wrought, i, ami Fiuisbiug Nails, all sixes; anew and excellent assortment ! Fisbieg Tackling; Paint and Coffee Mills; ' n sbellers and MUls. nt b i Hole. Silver A Fetch's Premium Saw Gummer, t r Cprigbt and Circahir Saws. GEO. S. SON NTAG, sep I No. 1 Main street. tUABD A i A I N'ST FALL k WINTER Fires ! BY CHOICE 1XSIRANCE WITH THE I v. 'n: !;; a i fh 11- ti a rter perpeti al CASH CAPITAL, isbOOO.OOO! A B.vL I TK AAD IS I Ml'A IBRD. MKT SFRPLI .S OF S949.181 7. Ami the pntige of 4 yrs. suceess and experience. 1 I'WAUii.s uF ,r',ooo,ooo KBrxm of li.sHes have Isien paid by the if. tea Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The value of reliable insurance will be apparent from the following Losses paid by the .etna M KlXii THE PAST FIVE TEARS: In Ohio H'H,M0 S3 In W im'oiisiu HNi.'.i.V. (17 In K uefcy. J'l. '.: W Ulsewarl ..si.'.ik 04 Iowa A Mine. ft. ;4t. Pi mi. V.i... JvJ In Mi.l.igau&$l.8,M3ei In Indiana... 14i,h3S81 lu Illinois . 448.:ij; 41 I . nii-ssee.... 7,.'40 Hi Kan. St Net. aV 1 77 Ark. A tia... Z'.,1HJ0'J 'I ,.. 1 rvnd la! .ill. 1. t .-.11J is Fire and Inland Navigation Risks act'epteil at terms consistent with aolvency and lair profit. f-V .'. uti- s4ea . -uto Immrmmm DWELLINGS 11ml (Vcs, .... tin of 1 lo ' nem. The solid sen kr hmg an I successfully tried, aad the many advantages the .Ftua Insurance Ceiupamy soasfssss in i! line, should not la' overlooked by those ready lo insiiie, ami understaudiug their licet ii.liie.sts. During ' sti indent time." tie- necessity for relialde Insurance U1..1110 an imerative duty -the , l.ilil v .t i.i-...te . 1 . ..u,..M 4 . . . 1 . 1 .. 1 . 1 . w. h.in. 1 tli.-n much lesserteit. Agencies in all the principal cities aud towns j throughout the Stale. Policies iwiued without de1 lay, by any of the shSh BOSheflaei Agents of tbe ' Coinisiny. Ri lU SIN Fss A l lKMiKI) Tii V F. H DISPATCU AND FIDELITY ."h ALLL.V . IIAL.L.OCK, Agent. a pit tidjlq MP se TE.nt't.E s t o.nt'oi .s'tt HOPS AND BONESET IT Is the r-.il. -t . sun-it, i !i ii--t. mil most reliable reoiedv tor the iierinalienl cure of C I.DS. ' OUGBS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA. CROUP, Wlli'OP'NG COCGH. Am! all all. lion of the Throat and Lungs. It be-in-.' prepare upon Scii utilic principles, and from articles that are entirely vegetable. TI' DOMPOCXD STRUP -F HOPS AND BONESET D innfitctnred by C. ROTflEXBTSH k SOX, IlamiUon, Bute r County, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed ; end acid by KELLER A WHITE, Druggists Evansville, Indiana, and by Druggists and Mer chanU throughout the country. jan2Gly D ISSOLI TIO. V.-T MM PBOFk Baird has ceased, bv the withdrawal of Dr. Baird. The bills will U-adju.Ul by Dr. Eli RM AN, who I is authorized to collect the raiue. ilts. EMMJMUIjyr tJLBMWAM.-DB. 1.11 KM AN has associated with him iu bis profet-siou, Dr. GLEIY TZ pronounced G la vis -recently front otn ol the let German Medical schools, and who has had practice asa surgeon as well as a pi t-irian. 1 ln-v . an ! . . ii-i.lt.il at the ben t in .1 no .pled li '; Klirmnii, at all 1 aajrir XACKEBELSV W .Mi ; ks iievv Mackerel, M sil : ill unis extra CcIfih. i No. 1 Sal. J Jbtriog. .in.t ii-:'. ivej l.y E. 6. BABCOCIt. FttCSH it i K ) -... USl OOZES yi's 7 receiveil. lot Siile by ; , epu 8. K. CILBsTRT k Co li-Z 1. tlii.E BllL FOB SALE BY S. K. GILBERT k CO., -epl v 4 sycamore st Oik WHOLE AND HALE HARK ELS SEW 99" No. 1 While Fish for sale I.v pL! S. V.. t.ll BERT A CO. "ar i.xsECU iir-t BJ oldei . I 'l .: bv BBI - v ri kPBCT E. GI LREKT A CO. II H hi h l'i . ti, A I I. SIZES, l. r sale by S. t. GILBERT a COsai i IU 4 ROA'Efc it IMh'U ' i, LASS, ass'dsieaf. sepl' H. R. idLBKIIT A CO I II i OEEEE si POCK I TS EOU Ml ' I.v R. (ill BEBTA IV 'lYSI I i' 11. 10 Ehl s. Ei'.i; SAIE EEE F . lo ap by N . S. THOMPSOE, Draggfat. tEAMLESH EAUt E& and for sale by PBSSTON BRO

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