Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 46, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 October 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSYILLE, INO. SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 8 For Judje of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. ; JOIIN TlTCnEK, of "Posey. WM. F. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney for the same-. JAMES SHANKLIX, of Vaaierburu. jernr FritnaSs from ssXMsf should not Itmce Totem tcilhomt subscribing- for th Jomrnmt. The SpEvicnasHir op thk Umteo States Horss of rvE?tE3ENTATivt3. A long contest for tlie cVction. of Speaker is apprehended sit the eo.nnenceuent of the next session. M r. FItlir riilge, of Tennessee, it is said, hsu no iispirations for the place. ' It 13 conceded tliat tLc choice must bo ma.le from the South American members. Winter Davis, if re-elected, will le a candidate. Davis would undoubtedly give the Republicans the control of the best committees, which i3 the particular thing they desire. The probability i3, that the struggle tor the Speakership will be as protracted as that which preceded the election of Winthrop, and be determined ultimately by a resort to the plurality rule. Mr. Forney, of the Phil adelphia Press, is a candidate for Clerk of the House. Bga, Hon. Robert Dale Owen's work on Spiritualism i3 in press and will shortly be published. The New York Herald says " we have a bookseller's pamphlet announc ing a forthcoming work, "of what is nsu ally called the supernatural," and bearing the ghostly title of "Footfalls on the Bonn dary of Another World, by Robert Dale Owen, formerly member of Congress, and American Minister at Naple3." The subject is allied to spiritualisra,but is addressed to all the various forms of voluntary spiritual manifestations, instead of those evoked by table tippers, rappers, and other mediums. And so another late prominent politician 13 added to the list of public men who have gone over in the flesh to that world of spir its to which Gov. TalmaJge, Judge Edmonds and a host of others have been car ried away." JCQf In Pittsburg, they have a very rigid Sunday law, which forbids traveling or riding on the Sabbath under a penalty of twenty dollars, or imprisonment in the House of Correction for six days. Last Sunday, the Mayor gave orders to the police to enforce the law to the letter. During the day, the officers obtained the names of the owners and drivers of sundry carriages; in which -persons were conveyed to and from Church. Among those returned, was a minister of the gospel, a judge, a legislator, aud several of our prominent business men. These gentlemen think it a hard case that such respectable citizens as they, should lc made snbjects of the law. Tli Com and Hog Crop. The C:ncinnati Price Current gives a summary of the intelligence from its Correspondents iu the hoj and corn regions of the West. 1 1 says : The corn crop. in Ohio is much tatter than was expected a month ago, and, generally speaking, is a. fall average, taking into consideration the greater breadth of land planted. In Indana the crop Li excellent, and in all the' Wabash conntry ii unusually heavy, the ears being longer, and tatter filled than usual. Indeed, we have no complaints from any portion of that State; in all parte the crop appears to be satisfactory." A good rnp ot wt&t bas been sown, and it looks writ.- " In Illinois, except from a few counties iu the XuTiheiu jv.rhoa of the State, where it was injured by frost, the crop is fair, in many phice3 fcCol, aud ia allgooJ. rw-h turn land?, heavy. It in not yet fully matured, but the prespnt u cither is very favorable. It 13 now nearly out of danger, and generally exceeJa the expetation of the former. In Mi3onri. the crop is prtttr good, though like Iowa, we have not heard from many points in this State. .. In Kentucky, the crop is represented a fair average, and is fully matured, the quality being excellent. In Virginia, the corn crop, we learn, is a partial failure, and ' not over two-thirds of last year s crop. . . .. , We' have no very deGnite advices from Tennessee, but from what we have, our irnpredion is 'tbr crop ; is moderately good, though in some places it is short, consequent upon the drought. - In all the places we heard from, hogs are being generally fed with grett care and industry, and it is exceedingly .difficult to purchase stock hogs, showing that the own- , ers feel satisfied they are fully able to feed all they have. The reverse was the case at this time last year. In some parts of Indiana stock bogs are scarce and -In demand, as high as 4 gross having been paid for them. There Htms to ta no speculation going on, and we hear of no contracts being made. The impresiion is general with the farmers, that they will obtain hi;li prices for their hogs, but all thnsj who -went in so freely . last Fall, are now holding otT. The indications are that the number of hogs brought to market will b as great a3 last year, and that. their condition will very much im proved. " Douglas' Prospects. A letter from Wash ington says: The result of the California election is a fearful blow to Douglas, who discovers that his peculiar doctrines nave taken no hold in any of the Free States. The Republicans are not disappointed at Bakers defeat, ta cause they made very little calculation on election.. ... Unless Ohio should go against the Repub. ' Ucans, which no one here ' thinks even possible, the Little Giant maycosidered himself shelved. The Administration is not anxious for Democratic success in any of the Western States, hero the friends of Dougles are np for office, and it will hardly be dis- ' appointed. . Douglas condition is pitiable abandoned at the South by bis party friends, and unable at the North to obtain recruits from the Republican, maks, he is likely t fall to the grwund'tatween the two stools. His vaulting ambition has o'erleaped itself, i -.-.. gf The question of the future annexation of Western Florid to Alabama, is ex-' citingcoiisidcrable interest among the" citizens of loth States. During the approaching election-in Florida, it will Ibrni one of the pincipal mutters of consideration.

- Canal Electing Pursuant to'rerTous nolice, a small rflajority of the stockholders of the; Southern Division of the W. & E. Canal mt at the

Court Housein Evansvilleori Wednesday evening, the -5th inst, at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of electing five Managers for the en suing year. The meeting was organized by ra. Haw thorn taking " the chair, and Wm D. DoWney Secretary.- -' On motion of Judge Foster, ihn fcecre,tary of the Board" of Managers was 'caHed opon to read the report of the "receipts and expenditures 0 the Southern Division of the W. k ECanaI, from the first of April up to the first -o( October, 1859, being the time the Company has had said portion of v the Canal under control. The report was read and receiTed."-. - :v' 7 On motion, lb meeting proceeded to the election of Managers. , ; - - The following" gentlemen were nomi nated as candidates before t"ae TOters of the house: : - . " M. A Xawrence, Geol Foster, of Evansville; L. Grant, of Millersburg; W m. Haw thorn, of Petefsburgh ; and D. A. Bynum. The following was the result of the first ballot: ".. .- t. ..'. V ki i For Lawrence, 65; Foster, 8G; Grant, 74; Hawthorn, 86; Bynum, 82; R. Barnes, 22. Therefore, Resolved, That the following gentlcmeu be declcred, by the Chairman, as unanimously elected Managers of the Southern Division of the W. & E. Canal : M. A. Lawrence, Geo. Foster, L. Grant, Wm. Hawthorn, and D. A. Bynum. On motion the proceedings of this meet ing be published in the city papers. y . On motion, the meeting adjourned. Wm. Hawthorn, Chmn. Wm. D. Dowkky; Secy. . : , . , : Miss Mattib F. Hewlett. This celebrat ed female Spiritualist Lecturer will deliver two discourses on Sunday, at Marble Hall, the first at 2 o'clock P. and the other in the evening. Admission will be free, and persons of all religious denominations arc invited to attend. This lady is among the most eloquent teachers of her sect, and has acquired a wide reputation for the beauty and elevated moral sentiments Of her dis courses, and for the purity of her diction. ggy Three steamships of rival companies left New York, on Thursday for Aspiuwall The competition for pisseNgers was so grea that passengers got their tickets aj low as $45, and even $40, through to San Francis co. with bed and board on the passage. The Herald says some of the agents looked as i they would bike, if pressed,. gootV looking men for nothing, and handsome women would have been paid to go. Messrs. Winans, of Baltimore, have not abandoned their double cylinder steamer as a failure. They have ben lengthening her, and making other improvements, which the trial trip suggested.' They propose to make, next week, another trip to sea, and take her round to Norfolk, or into Portland to meet the Great Pattern. , tsf President Buchanan attended in person to the opening of. the bids fur the transportation of supplies for the army in New Mexico and Utah, the Secretary of War tains absent. None of th old contractors were successful bidders. The contracts. were given to new men, and were taken at d action of one -third of former rates. a reZ&f President Buchanan is spending the present week at Wheatland. . The Philadelphia Bulletin says : ' lie studiously avoids Philadelphia In his journeys to his old home. He comes and oes iu such a mysterious manner, that Pennsylvania never has a chance to show him hat she thinks of him. 1 lie visits her in a seini-vlandestine way, and with none of thi pomp and formality of his tours in Southern $tftte. He has never, since bis election, been in Philadelphia, Jlarrisburgh, or Pittsburgh: i Nay, we think he had not even been irt Lancaster, which is within sight of his ; house at Wheatland; for he contrives to get li the bousc'without passing through the important city of the county where he resides, nod of !wbich,'since Martin Van Buren's time,' the Democrats have boastingly spoken of as " the only ', Democratic citj,'.' though it has long : since lost that distinction. The Philadelphians want to know why Mr. Buchanan should so carefully avoid the metropolis of his . native State the city which gave him such a rousiug vote itv 1 856.-a" Inebriate Asylums. Prof. Dunbar is actively engaged in the work of establishing an Inebriate Asylum in Maryland. The American Medical Gazette, in noticing his Libors,' makes a moot earnest appeal in behalf of such institutions. A large asylum of that kind has been 'begun at Binghamp-' ton, under the charge of Dr. Turner, and we doubt not that after its beneficient influences have been observed, many others will be founded.- It is well ascertained that the appetite for intoxicating drinks, like any other appetite, is hereditary, so that sometimes a child is scarcely more to be blamed for it than for having received a consumptive weakness from its parents. It is the opinion of the experienced men' who favor the establishment of these asylums, that intemperance, particularly in it worst stAges, should be treated as s disease. They tali ve that, I with special treatment, It may, in many cases, . be cured, and in most cases alleviated.'; , . . -. y The demand for such Institutions is very great, s We have been told -that DrTurner has received several hundred applications for admission, many of which came from clergymen, ladies, and other persons, occupying most respectable positions in society. They have inherited an uncontrollable dsire for intoxicating drugs, or liquors, and plead for a reception into this asylum as their only hope of usefulness, safety, and even of life. We believe that this treatment of inebriate has been for sometime practiced in some of the European cities, and with the most flattering success. . . C3uTbe German smokers are in an e stacy of deli jib t fu continence 'of a report that Prof. LiebTjr has discovered "a 'mode of imparting to ordinary tobacco the perfume and flavor of the finest Havana. It "S said the most experienced connoisseurs have been lut to the test, and have smoked, the prepared tobacco, iu the belief that it' was the finest Cuba.

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8ttFS6rae two weeks since'al Louisville," iy an eiaeny uermnn leu, aunng tne nicrht,'down a steep flight of stairs, and struck the side of his head against the wall at the landing. He wa3 taken up insensible and carried to his room. It was found on examination, when he became conscious, that he was paralyzsd in , all those parts of :ii3 body below the neck; and that his neck, was broken. He remained in this condi tion over five days, conversing freely with ns attendants, and describing to them all the sensations which he had. His attending physicians made an attempt to set the neck, but were obliged to desist, on accouut of suffocation coming on whenever the bead was brought to it3 natural . position. Be tween the 5th and 6th davs the nurse underook to move him for the purpose of chang ing his linen, and in doing so, the head was unwittinginly turned, so that the neck was straightened. Death took place almost in stantly. Revolution is the Daxcixo Circles. -A grand revolution, says a New York let ter witter, is about to take place in the Terpsicorean world. The round" or polka redowa dunces are to be utterly tabooed, in deference to hoops and the middle aged ladies the size of the one and the rheumatic joints of the other making the nimble pas of the polka rather a dimcult task. 1 be old or stately qnadrille will resume its sway in "our best society,' as it is less fatiguing to muscles less damaging to hoops and affords, in its slow and swan-like move ments, ample opportunity for conversation. A newly arrived Monsieur Tremse, Irom Paris, is now - inducting our young, beaux into the mysteries of the venerable Minuet it la Cour. 'One of the Fifth Avenue "model men" the Belvidere .Apollo of a large fashionable circle has already added to his list of terrible fascinations the art of going through "Sir Roger de Coverley ' In a stvle which the mythical high-bred gentleman of that name would have envied. t&m On Friday last, a freight car on the Illinois Central Railroad took fire, and while all ablaze, was subjected to a pouring bath, which soon extinguished the names. A por tion of the car and a large amount of freight was burned. Among the latter was a box marked "codfish! which was so badly charred that on attempting to remove it, it fell to pieces, and was found to contain two kegs of gunpowder! An Illinois, editor, with a dry humor which such an event is liable to provoke, closes his account of the affair with the remark that, "in a few min utes more, the engineer would have received the worst blowing up he ever got. teTA boy in Baltimore, aged 12 years, is said to have frogs living in his stomach, he has been visited by several physicians, who suppose that the spawn of a frog was taken into the stomach, aud the difliulty has been produced by the hatching or incuba tion ot tho reptile. His malady has all the srmptoms of epilepsy. This theory is sup ported by the fact that the gastric juices of the stomach will not destroy or cause to be digested any live or animated thing,' and by the fact that frogs and - other reptiles have been found Imbedded in the heart of rocks and trees, where they mnst have remained for ages, and exhibiting life and action on tain? exposed to air. Powerful'lmedicine, calculated to destroy or eject the reptiles , is now being administered to the boy. New Sesators, The following named gentlemen will take their .peats for. the first time in the United States Senate, on the first Monday in 7December next, on which day the first session of the thirty-sixth Con cress will commence: Hon. Wm. Saulsbury, of Delaware; Hon. James W. Grimes, of Iowa ; Hon Lazarus W. Powell, of Ken lucky ; Hon. K. S. Bingham, of Michigan ; Hon. John U. Ten fcyck, or New Jersey Hon. Thomas Bragg, ot North Carolina ; Hon. Henry B. Anthony, of Rhode Island ; Hon. A: -). - P- Nicliolson, of r Tennessee ; Hon. J. W; Hemphill, of Texfis. g35T Horace Greeley reached home on the night of the 27th. Last spring he promised to deliver an agricultural address in Wyoming county on the 28th, "if he was ale.n" To keep his promise, he took the cars immediately on his landing not even taking time to visit his family 1 He delivered his promised address at the appointed hour. This was characteristic of the nun. Albany Journal. Jfjy A San Fram iaco writer, of late date sars the following are about the rates of wages now paid: Carpenter, from S4 to$7 per day ; bricklayers and masons, from $4 to $'J ; blacksmiths, wheelriht, machinists, p iinter3, tinsmiths, from $3 to 4 50; common I iborers, $3; farm hands, from 30 to 10 per, month;-servants, from $25 to $40 Ier month ; cooks, from $30 to $00. . The gold mining claim . of Philip Arnold, in Yuba county California, is the richest one in existence. .The. opening of the claim cost, Si 18,000, but it yields a hundred thousand dollars a year, sometimes a thousand dollars a day. - ... BQi,Mr. Corcoran, the Washington 'millionaire, in view of the proGU and fortunes amassed by the proprietor of the Washington " hotels," bas concluded to build a tarern a3 large as the. Capitol on the south east corner of Jackson Square, to ta conducted omthe European plan., v.. -t. tST" The English system of franking, iu use since January 10, 1840, provides that each public department shall pay the postage upon every, letter and document it sends out. Even the Queen's privilege of franking was abolished, by her own consent, in gfxTAtlbe approaching conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, North, it is understood that strong efforts will be made, to introduce a general rule against the continuance of slave-holders within the church. It will fail, so think tne majority. " UOa. There arc at resent in the world, about one hundred and twenty - thousand Mormons. Eighty-three live in Utah, of whom fur thousand six hundred and seventeen, have sixteen thousand .five, hundred tcive. .... Cdf The Komish Bishops of Ireland have issued a circular denouncing the national schools in Ireland as subversive of the faith, as displeasing to the Pope, and ns creating ideas favorable to protestantism.' 8qJ Persons in a crowd, says Prentice, should keep their elbows out of each other's stomachs; yet a inr-n's stomach is oflener injured by the motion of his own elbows than by those of his neighbors Candidate for ckckstauy ok tatk. A correjiouJeut at Indiana)Oli3, writes it Unit Mr. Wrn. M. French, canJiJate for Sicretary of JState, will lceive. the elipport of the tonsf rvative meir -of till tstrties. ulle m is well known in the Sute, being the effi,li'tftF nrtUm .f rMn .til.. t-.. ;..v... v sv a 9 w . v tiiv V ll t aUII 1 1 1 Jll 2 I Last year he came near being nominated for j the offit-e, by the ReptiUicMii convention. This, la many, will U a sufiit-ieiit endorse - incut ufliis fitiic.-s.-s j.ir the il.tce tu" which he i a.iirej." ! ; ' ' BUS-Tli! 1'nsI'Uot Kft Witaliiiitoa on tho Mil inst., for WlieutlanJ, his old homestead, where he will remain for some time

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of Ml varieties and superior'qualily to be had at HcGiiES, on the corner of Main and Seeond streets. .Those who have been in ! the habit'of purchasing their supply there, speak in. the . most satisfactory manner of tho durability of their shoes, and conse quently of the great economy tbey discover in patronising him. He has n superior lot of gentlemen's riding gloves for sale.Waxteo. A couple. of good brick layers can find employment fox some time by call ing on Bellamy & Bedford, at Lew. Howe' new building, on First street. 2w NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. hp nr. a: -ritv.n tub A3 olJrttt establishment In tlx I niti-d FUtes, whole or ground,- warrranted tn girt satiaftictlon or no cUurg, for sale at YICKKBY BROS.. d loo It Fntlish ilimtsrd, loon or in chiis; 4 dot Jars rpared French Mustard; . i W) It,s Kentucky Mustard. " All warranted good, for ata at ; V1CKERY BROTHERS, . nov4 No. 82 Main utret. rjio rjioTvGR.ii'itJJS'n ji.miitoJL ' ' TYPK ARTISTS. 11 ' ' KELLER WHITE, at the aulicitatinn of a number of artit, have brought on a complete aBortmont i.f .... v. PHOTOGRAPH & AMBROTYPE STOCK, Consisting of cvtry etyle of CASE, PLATES, BATHES, CAMERAS, STANDS. CHEMICALS, Ac, Ac, with which they are prepared to furuist. the trade at Cincinnati rk.-en. Alt order will receio i-rompt attention. KELLER & WHITE, e2S-dfwltn Ko. 32 aiaiu street. The Great Medical Discovery ! HOOTII.lV SARHaVaBILH AMD PTILLINOI A, UK BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP ! J rot THK CI EE or t. Scrofulous. Suohilitie.' and Mercurial Dis' eases, Old, Sores, Skin ! Diseases, arid other diseases which are caused hif ai tyure sate.of the BLOOD. A Wonderful Curt of Scntfuhw White Stretliug! f ' i i Jtmd th tmttntmt mf Mmrtl Mt-bhlm: it wis ujv ojyn or rut: worst MIL out ever rocurdfd. . He now enjoy volmot health, and lias fr thepaat year done as much work a any Tonnir man or hi age! Tat cure hat ex cited hi friend-, neighbor, and physician, and eren some of the Medical i'uin. Uue of the l'rofoitiior (Ir. R. S. Newton,) who wad called to at-e hint a a Surgeon, uot to insrritie, was ao forcibly inipretuted with the UemarkMe Curatin Vomer f this Mtdunue, that he bu adopted it into Iu private prartiM, a welt a at the ColU-ge and Iloftpitul. OxriNNATI, Keb. Ill, 18j8.' Mr.snn. A. L. Scovill 1 Co. UeutUme. I will with grettt pleasure givv my testimony a to what your Sabsaparilla and StilLiNiil a, or ltlood and Liver fyrxp, h;ut done tor me. Some three ytitr and a half ago, 1 Wa attacked with a S-rofulou White Swelling, which was at tended with tuoxt excruciating tiain. I tried Vari ous remedies, and had two of tho beat physicinnsef the city (one of them a .I'rofeaitor lu au Uld school Medical lliege), aud they failed to give uteauy re lief. 1 vu ao reduced that I whs connued to my bed lor over thren mentu. 1 he nerve and mm cle of one b g were no contracted and drawn uj that cohU fit walk. I bad Mtore lha m tlvttm nut nimj nlixr$ ou my leg from which I took, from time, to time, mure than one hundred yiecet of HO St', acme of them from three to four inches long. I wm reduced to aluiont a akeleton, aud ur friemU hail given np all hope of my recovery. I wh in thix condition when I commenced the nit of your LlooJ ad Liter tgrp. I have id altogether aome two dozen bottle of it, and at the tame time the lmlin Oiulmrut, whi h you advUe ti ilh with it ; and but. ly, the Healing Ointment, given tinder thn head of "While riwelling," in your direction. I am now able to uUmd to limine, and luy leg have l-ea'tn co atrong that 1 walk without any dilliculty, auditive entirely recoreretl iwy Health. 1 unra, trnly, .- . MARTIN KOUHINH.Jr. Reitidrtuce on Eighth trH-t, between Mouud and John, N. Vi'IX; or at the pbtvn of biiniiie, with Krown & illt tlo, .. 4 luaot hoiirth Htreet. i . Read an extract from the CitfinuUi MMinilJttruutf Vol. 6, iac- ly It editor. Prof. J. . New ton, In regard to thin remarkable cure: ' While Martin Robbin waa In tho Very worst imaginable condition, we Were called to attend him for a fractnre of tho I-g, pnxlucetl by a fall. , The indications of a reunion of the bone, um!er the circitnutaucoa, were vory onfavorabb, tor heiwonbl ail, day alter day, jinking ont tmall jiiotvw nf hum-, which would slouch off. I found liiiu uiuif-wir jirepnriitioit, which he c.mimi At ne unlit a evre Kiit ejected. Wwicaveluiu uu Count it utiuiutl treatment, t-iu iu aiteulauce only ax a aurgeon ; yet w con. foHi we h id himh curiosity to mv what could Imj done In a HyMtem ho exteimlvi-ly diea.ied a ' hi wa." - : W'il the uiHicted call on tho agi-ut aud, get-a paiupbb-t t'oiiiainiug cei li(i-uf i l cures from well known citienn of t'irrinnati ' BtiJ" Lc.'lluct. that this nurdiciae Lt mrarumtfl to cure all JLtmwi that are caued by an impure stata of the bl'xxl. S,-.vill" Hht-l md Liver $irny i omvned entirelyof regetableji, aud is perfeetlg ift or CUiUrcm - iii caut month or rapt ion of thokiu. If moik.'is Vwluo the hialthf tlmir children, tbey should eiulit uto the atL of th dis ea lff.re it ii too late. ."". . K-ad the htiU-mriai of vtie of tU oldert chcaiiat ia Ciuciuuali. ' . ) 'We hereby certify l!iat we have been madtt acinainte4 with M-An7 SnriapnnJla unj l?tiJUngta,tr ULVOD ASD I.IYCH tsYttl'?. . 1 he Ingredienti are entirely vegttabh, and no mineral enters, into the preparation. W. S. MERRILL & CO., One door went of ltarnet Mouse, Ciu'ti. for sale by the Proprietor, : . A. I- itCOVILL etc CO i ' " No. I ' Wet Ki-hth Cincinnati. Also, ty Keller 1- White, Evansville, In I. ' ' N.D.TbosnpHon, . . - i Also, agent for the sale of Dr. HvU' lialtum . lie l.mnji, and Dr. tinier I'uin 'anureii, for the cure of all pain, both iuternal and external. ' oct7-Lrw2ui . I'.'-. "lSTlOR , STOLEN! J terdrtj a Mack covered f-ateut nipmorandtm . book coDUiumg one 'note on 8. A. Ulanchard for. t'joo, dn on the'.cth of this month;, another on the Mine man for 8lo.r0; also, another on same for ild.'V. dne two and a half year from date, payable to Hugh Wortuiugton ; oneou N. and H. Casey, of ItaseyvUle, Ky., payable to Hngh Wortbiagtou and brother, for tinar f.VHI, with a credit of $UM at one time, and $.!" or f.t-r at another. There were neveral other valuable notes and paper. A liberal reward will be. oid to any one retaruiog the aUve described pacrs to the underiighel,or leaving the ui atjthhi oflice - Itt'UH W'ORTfHXtTO?f . jJifiJi ioi.-x.i ikito'ruiAit w'JL to shoot "Md Dogs" or any otlier "game" will find an excellent . assortment of the - various brands vf gunpowder and gun caps; alo, shot and lea.!, at reduced rates, at - YICKKRY BKOS., oct7 ; . it. .if : ; 62 Main street. TfUST BKCBll'BD 1,5 7 O P.ttMQ.M ages of C'Aiaii, tilt, Oseomeare, mt Isnttinj (umm,' 100 gross Tuih Cutlery. ' . J. W, JIUGHfct. IS Main street, Kvatisvitk. 3)trates art te.1 for the Country Trade on hand. -.tftti j mRU barr WHITE J-'lhll-Ai . MJf.t-' amis No. 1, just received and for sale by octO G EO. Ft STER Jt CO. 40,'Hh ni(Hirhl German Cigars; :w,hsi !lHir-ftiHh . .h Just received aud for sale bv . . . , '.a-tii CKO. rOSTEIt X Co. yi.Ol'K! fl.OVRl I'NibbU "Waltis Mills" Extra Flonr; t eacks do do Jutt reeeiveil and f.r sa!e bv I6 G EO. Ff ST E R S 0. YfB CTl VIE IB II 'III Sit I - i ob lib L s M v McGreinr's Kxlra, forealo low to rlc4e CoiieiKiimeiit, by GEO. FOSTEK A CO.

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NEW ADVERTISEHENTS. obj ceo. . n 50 1txs Tarious brands bright Virginia; 16 IlalvcsA rives, and Eibu: '

25 cuddiea" Planter's Choice;" v . do "Bnrowi. ' In store and for sale low, by ttclti tAEarOSTERXCO K X T 11 A O U D I N A U Y SALE" OF ('vl1 rn,'d, with Gold Pen Attached, Gold Xocket for $5 ! Audu I'UKM IVM toeiirh fmrehnter wwA from $2 to 0200. WjeTJiM TWO HMtH JJ0JPTL. OfM. ble experience ia our present mode ot ili-tpoa-ing of our JEWELRY, Xc, and from the universal satidfactiou given to all who have patronized our Heo-w, w-o take pleasure in saying that wonon conhider our busint-sd fainy and ifriiuiM-ally-estsb-We wish it nuUert AKl thatthiHa.no Lottory, but a lair aud legitimate sale, iu which each iiersou gets the worth of bis or her money in Gold Pencil wilh iJt l'n attached, or a o'od lioelet, worth $5 each, which cannot be bought at any retail store for the same price; audio addition to the purchKe, each person receives a Pretnimtm of Jewelry, not lemi in value than 3'A and it may be worth t, t, ts, 10, U, 15, 'JO, 60, or even $200 1 NO MONEY RISKED! We propose to let a person know w hat .rn tniuin ha will receive before sending his money. Any Lady or Gentleman desiring one of the above articles, can first send as their name and address, stating whether they want the Pencil and Peu, or Locket, and wo wilt make their selection, and inform them by return mail a hat Premium they are entitled to. They can then have the pririlege of sendiug for it if they choose. Our premiums are distributed in a fair an honorable manner, and as soon as the name of the purchaser Is received with the $5, Lis Pencil and Fen and Premium, or . Gold Locket and Premium, are put up in a safe mauner, and sent to the owner by mail, froo, of postage. Our plan, from long experience in the above business, has given geueral satisfaction, as each purchaser can sell or trade tho above article for all they cost him, and retain the premium gratis, J i 4 , . ) . . . J . If, however, any person should feel disposed ta send ns their money In advauce, they may rely on being as fairly dealt w ith as though tiny had made previous application. . Aud if anyone (s dissaiisfied with their purchase, and an unbiased person coinpeteut to Judge s iya the articles are not worth more than the moui-y paid for them, and in some rases TEN or even )OUTY times the amount, let such person return the goods and we will freely refund the mouey. ' ' ' Rut some will ask (as many have), how can wj afford tq give. so auucti itr.. Uttle nuiey7 .' In answer, Wf say, that all who are acquainted with the Jewelry business know that Ibereisatarcel) an article of Jewelry purchased at -a retail store, apou which there is not a profit of Xrom too to 4U(i ier cent, on manufacturers' price. . : . : We U-iug ageuts for the manufacturers, have adopted this plan of disposing of oar goods, rather thau selling to conntry dealers ou time, and taking the chance of collecting our bills. Ly this arrangement, we bring the puichasrr in direct communication with the manufacturer, aud the profits that are made by the dozen hands through which the Jewelry has to pass, we give to the purchaser In preminm. as above stated. " 'We therefore offer the follow i tig luducemeuta to personsncung as agents ior us: r , v . .,, Any person vending ns t'23 for our goods, will receive a pencil aud Peu aud Premium, or Locket aud premium, free.. . , , ."; , , For further Inducements,' see circular. '.Among our premiums are articles suitable for ladles or gentlemen, such as " Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches Gold ert and Guard Chains, Gold Sleeve Buttons, Gold Watch Keys, G.li Shikt St I'M plain and with settimnj Uoi.d scAsr i ixs new siyie ; uota ureast rins, Csllior nla Diamond Plna, Gold Rings, kc; Jtc, Ve have GOLD WAfCHES, Ifio rentine. Mosaic Gold Stone, Cameo, Garnet, and Coral Breast Pius and Ear It Nik. Got J Bracelets, Uold Sleeve Ruttons, uotq licit rxiaes, uoia litngt, d:c. . Also, Pianos, .Melodoons Musical Boxes, Accor dHMis, Xe. ......... 4 , t. USu Cuexcept tollable Reference given whenever reuutred. , . - - ' . is. AGENTS WANTED for every part of the coiiutry - N. B.In sending your names, writ tho 'State. vouniy, ani loan iaiuiy, so as to avoid letters be ing miscarried. Address ' ' ANGLE &, CO., " ' 1(2 CANAL STREET, (Old So.) HOLLINGSwORTH k MO. WT- VB 4C8Y BKCBi JF.lt J LARGE MM and new importation Of CROCKERY-WARE, GLASSWARE, CHINA. &c, on First street, Evansville. . .. , octS - I., i . - i i . i ' ' j i l . . IS. H. ISIKCHILO h-.JOH.1 BlXGNAM E. . .H.;:,:FxVIRGHILD ;. & CO., (Vurcessors to T. C. Twitcuell A Co.,) G oiiiJiiii si on ' Mei c h aiits, .7$ J'A tPk sr jtt r, trtl j . .: AW OKLRAWS. IkMUl'MtVjyUt fiTBJJVUBBS, ASD M. 1 4 hers viidtinsr our city, are informed that WM. I. P. STODDARD, No. 17 Msiu; tmt, has just received a full stok of Drugs, MediciUbS, Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, direct from the manufacturers ami importers, ! light .for. caali, and is now prepared to till all orders at such prici-s as will insiire atinfiction. Orders left at the .store by seraotM Wishing te vfit -the Fair. w ilt I r romptly attended to, in their atxtenre, at the same prices as if they were present. : ' - ' ' ,! ocbS ' miTlstTBMTMBUJt JfBKStl M.OT V. of MI A LLKN BEKUEK'b ANTIDOTE, a sure reiuedy for Fever and Ague, at - W. 11. P.STODDARD 8,. . (xtj . , i j , 17 Main street. ' WATCTlKS. CLOCKS, AND JEWKLRY. WWJ fiJS'U tUI.t." C'O.JIFZXTBi MM. our stock of goods In the sJve line, by late arrival direct from the manufacturer, we are enabled to show a lare .aud well wWted stock of tJold sail Silver Watt-hen. all kinds of Jewelry, Clocks, Mlver Ware, Ac, all of the latest styles and rich designs, which we offer at the lowest Eastern prices. All ladies and the rrf of mankind are respectfully Invite V tecall and examine oiirt:oods, at th'uMauad.: v BITTROLFF HH0S., vet 4 t 41 Mai. i St., Ietweeit Firatand Hecoud. m?ilwTi6jr BvoUmu-VLJtj.y Ml ' MOUTH WARD. Th nalifled rot em of the Rihlh Ward are hereby notified that an ehft Ion will ! held K the Yoiiikt nnrli'S l'ii'-liie ll.uw on Sat uiilaY.llin l.ilh I day of Ot-totHT, Ih.'i'J, to elect a Couuclluiaii for the KiKth Want, to nil the vacancy waioimJ by the rei(aaliou of Thomas Redmond, K. v- ; i v . . i W. BAKERf Mayor. Mayor's Oflice. Evansville, Oct. 4, lSo'J.-td . rzmvsT BKvkt iKi7-jk 'CmbITkaso i rapWndid lot of hubs, felloes, spokes, shafts. and h.Is. For sale low by N 14 E. U.8ABIN k "CO. rwi.w wjMHaojRna-is uoXBm Jkz4 Jut received and Jor sale b v - - ' . m I :t - a. E.JJILBERT sf-CO. M I? H-J L L tiiZKH 1I If.-ZOO fur sale ly , -ii . S.K. GILBERLACO. M ITt JYWM-J rK M-ViSM JHAMB note, Can and letter, fr sale low by S. E. G1EBKRT A CO. avv rrcf r'JfVTIVFr"f MOX'8 'or sale by ' oct 3 gBlMt'f' W-S for sale by S.E. GILBERT & CO. L'lM . Oil 71 'jBjfui ft 3 S. E. GILBERT A CO. Mit.iBiili i'JUT.y'EMuiTi WW A SHALL t'A PJTAL.A person who has a mill, w ith a good apparatus for making Cour, and to which is attached a circular saw, having exhausted hH a eaua la preparing his mill, needs a partwr w ilh a small capital to buy w heat, and to opelato the establishment. There is a home demand at good prices lo-tlia towutr all the mill cau proiIuca; :The chaarw is an excellent one foragoud inveaUmfH. -Apply to the editor of the Joorual, L septio-tf , tJb vajyrnjuBMrOjTB mi u.vti be a J bnxea fc.r sale low by t . oct a . ... 8. E. GILBERT A CO. 4k4JETJRJLE -mtJ'h MtRViTiT- . liweet and Irish J'otstoes. Turn ins. Ureeu AdUs, Ac, at VICKERY BROi.

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npiCKETS FOB TUB J318TBICT JL Fair and the Railroad can be purchased at jth following places, and persons won Id save themselves trouble by purchasing before leaving the citv-? Washington Ilottse, JIain street? John fettly's, do; W. P. Stoddard a, do; Ilombrook f Co.', Water street lHiot K. Si C. Railroads , sept SO P. 1I0RMIKOUK, Nfj. Enquirer copy. J0SSCII0ENFELD. 3IANUFACTCRER A WHOLESALE DEA LER IN CLOT1IS, CA 8St3TERLVt, SATIS ETTS; TWEEDS i . .: ajrn. . ,; fJIiNTS' rUUNiSillXG COObS. : j ' Also, llatr and Cape. No. nWaTCK StaCET. nrT'Mnv ivn irrni,)r n't3 J EVANSYILLE, IND. LAD Y EOUESTMANSZT. w V have on exhibition at onr nw l.ir. dld RIDING II AT, which we shall give as a ide premium to the leet Liwly Rider. Those interested will please takrf notice. V AuTlfcli t M AKCONNIEU, aep.10 . " ? i : : Main street. . .11-BUM BAULK t.VU VJiLVautsE JLW Real Estate for sale at public anction October 27th, lbC9, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Courthouse door. One hundred - In five acre lots ot Washing ton Avenue, ab.-. oe mile front the Court-house, belonging to W in. Iherbower. These lots are suit able lor prii'ate realiences or gardening purpoaes. lo iersons dec lr ing projerty for tathur of the above purposes or to hold ou Pecclation, this sale presents strong inducements. Now is the time to secure a place for a suburban residence . at about what you wottld have to pay for a small lot in the cite. Mom of these lots are heavily timbered. We will soil at private sale between now and the day of sale. Hi are always on hand wilh horse and bnggy to show parties desiring to buy this valuable property. 1 . 1E1M4 Libf.rai. I lata id lots to be seeu at our omce in Posey's Block and at the Post-office. - . McDUSALU A tA BIN, , sefHm . , Real Estate & Insurance Agents . MOZART HALL! : The oi.ii Jivoi.i.o iui.i. mm been purchased by the aul-scritwr and its name changed to Mozart II all. It has been entirely reuovated and fitted up tn an elegant aud convenient style for Dramatic exhibitions, and for Concerts. Bails and public meetings. A new stae has been erected aud an entire new set of beautiful sceuery added. A neat and coiiveiih-nt restaurant ia now attached to it, from which irties can Is supplied with iMppers and refresUnients equal to any tu be obtained in the city. . '1 lie vroprietor will simre . no axiuse or exertions to make it an agreeable aud plea-sant place of resort for ladies aud gentlemen. Iu the Reataurant, Oysters and other delecacies of the season, will be served up at any hour for visitors Four parlors aud a large dining room In w hich over two hundred euests can be seated, have beeu erected in place of the old Bowbing.Aiiey. ; ,, ' . . . - ..sepaot . . c. r. bolle: lorth Atlantic Slcamsbip Co. jrEai7jMR Timovtm jli.ve t I jrpEuuijMR Timovtm jlm.'B to Mm SAN FRANCISCO, via l'anaina Railroad. aud connecting only w ith steamers Golden Gate, Golden Age, John L. Stephens, and Souora, of the Pacite Mail Steamthip Company at Punatna, Direct to Jtpinwatl. The splendid steamships BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC, Having been entirely refitted and adspted te the California trade,. will hereaf cr run as above, leaving this port on the 6th and 20tli of each mouth, from the foot of Canal street. North River. OtV. Passengers and Mails w ill 1 forwarded by ?auama Railroad, and connect at Panama v ith the Pacific Mail ' Steamship Company's magnificent Steamships, which will be in readiness and leave itamediaUly for San Francisco. They w ill be embarked free of expense from Railroad, by Company's steamboat TABOGA. An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each ship. Steerage passengers found In cooked provisions, bedding, and attendance. It is Ix-lievcd that the accenituod&tions aflorded ty the above ships are nnsurpassed by any in the world.' The public are informed that the P. M. S. S. Co. always have ONE OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama. ready for sea,' to avoid any possible detention of Passengers or Mails, nd embark their passengers by steamboat. Tot passage., apply at the only office of the Comitauy, on the Wharf, foot of Canal street, North iiver, to . V.WILLIAM 1L, WICK II AM. . tptan2wd ; - . .3. SAPONFIEE, . CONCENTRATED POTASli. ' .""fore thai) ttonhlethe Strength of Ordinnrn Potash HZ. OB M4MLMJVO HOJMP WITHOUT M. lime, with littlo trouble aud at .trifling exlensc. .' The cheapest article ever discovered for the purpose. One pound will make twelve or fifteen gallons of good soft soapi or nine ponnds hard snp. Printers will find itasuierior article for cleaning type. ' It is perfectly soluble and free from irupnritiea. Broken in small Inuips aud put up in I, 2, 4 and tilb cans. ' , Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WOKKS, Brooklyn, aud solJ t.r E. R. RURKEE CO. , M!t 3, lydlw-IJ lsl Pearl Street, New York. MmlHUai.VTIO,y'. THK phoexsMAT aienal connection between Drs. Ehrman A Baird has ceased, bv the withdrawal of Dr. Baird. The bills will be adjiiHted by Dr. Eli UM AN, who is author IukI to collet t the same. ... WmB8.BHRJIJJVK ULBMl'MZ. MIR. MW Ell KM AN has asociated with him in his prolession, I)r GLEIV1Z pronounced Glavis recently flora one of the best German Medical schools, and who has had practice as a surgeon as well as a physician. : Tbey can con suited, at thcoilice heretofore occupied by Dr. Ehrmau, at all hours. , u 1 3itr; i i WTASTED i A WET XIIUHE, OS'K Tu LI i E I v, iatba family preferred, . Apply to . Wl3 J. W. HUGHES.' IjnO r,ET-OJ' ERY,E4 vuita UI.H M terms, a Boat-yard and Pry-dis ks on the Canal Jnst outside the city limits. Apple to wt 3 'J. w. HuonFs: " pmBW U-JtTB Eisii-40 WHOLE w V and half bMs No. 1, for sale, by . octttf S. E. GILBERT L CO. mrmHiTE 'lime ins bblh eoiz . rr . sale l . ,.. v . S. K. GILUK11T JL,l'P. ' MKDICAL NOTIUB. iii"T WB8. Jt.J. BRJt JtJS-ll M W. RJ Wm Mm YEU have this day associated themselves to. (Tether in the practice of Medicine and Surgery, under the style or BRAY Jfc 8AWYER. - Both having had long experience in Mieir profession, they feel a confidence that by strict attention, they ran give satisfaction to all who may favor them with their patronage. Office on First street, opposite the PostofHoe, whereon or the ether can at all times, during . their, office hour, be found ready to attend to professional business. Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M and from 2 to U P. M. M. J. SBAT, M. D ..r. W. SAWVF.a, M. O. sep'-3md , , ... . . , fgl.VllRIES , ! .. t. . Aj bbls assorted Jfnts;' ' in tasks French Prunes; ' ' joo roxet lU Sinf, , ;,;; 2 casks line 8. F. Iudigo ; 100 kegs Sala; - ? i 10 bbls Alnmr ,''". 100 kegs pure White Lead;, i , . tn Kegs zinc; 'M doz Toy Buckets; 60 boxes Extract of Logwood; - J 2A boxes Cream Tartar. . . Sundry other goods, too. numerous to, mention, jnst received and for sale by "' aep 5W PRESTON BRS. f j: i: s n or s r 7; 'nsi .... h'CIUl'EII TBI H IMl PER M1 Express, direct from Baltimore, choice tie?ted OYSTERS, ta cans and half cans, Oixt-trial will be sufficieut to prove the superiority of these Oysters over any other brand received in this mar. ket. A coustaut supply will be on hand during the season. . . ERaKINE, CURN1CK A CO., , sep2J ' i frole Agents, 47 Main street. . ' . UEMOVAL.. TBmB. W P. BJiMBMI, MMOJIOSOPJTHMP IC PinmCIAX ASD bL'RUEOS, Eva ville. lud., ha removed his :ofli.-e to North Tliir.' street, near Maiu, over Baker A Foster's . Law Office. f -. i. : aep2J-lm RE CRJCM t Btft 104 BOXES SO. 1 Fire Crackers just received and for sale by sep29 rr. rxr r PRESTON BKOS. AM IL Y iMEDJMSES, , WA UHAS1ED pure, can be had of - U.S. THOMPSON. npOltACCO AS'D CIO A US. ' M ISO boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted. - Brands lbs, s, a, 10s, and 8s, lump. 100 caddie choice Chew ing' - ' " JOO.iion Imported German and Havana Cigars, i 50,00rt Ualf-8uanish Cigars; , Tot sale by , sept21 WI1 EELER t RIGGS. gfO EEEE 1 3 O BJiUS PRMMB BIO Coffee, received and for sale bv - . octG.- " i i-GEO. FOSTER 4 CO. -r.miJ'BaJiBim'oTiiBB lot of W that pure Cider Vinegar, juxt received at oct7 . . , VICKERY. BROS. tfUJIBBR tJMl CO.lf.TfO.Vil R O O.W 8, 9 Jutit received at ' ' , VICKERY BKOS. . K BFMJTBMI ttVUJRS, FROM lie per lb up,t for sale at VICKERY BROS. giHa.yilEL MERt. - PEJTIIB.VTK. ItV. Brackets, and Pertal.le Lights re-gilded and lacquered to look as well as new Bxtuies, or no caargo, by - t . . JOHN O'BKI tN A CO., - Oct 7 21 Locust street.

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THE KVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY, -lE4ihli idad lnoajK-rtieiJtt TAKES STEAMBOAT, HU.LL,T FLAT BOAT' "RISKS, At low rates, and adjust,-! losses fairly and promptly." . , . , ? . ' CrrTAL, : - V $2ob,Q(M) OFFICE Ou Water street, well known as the Canal Bank. WM. T. PAGE, StKretxry. ! "XTTxtl- Page, ' I mi AN CE, A :G: j I'or the following well Juew n XJoniani'S : ' " Charter Oak' fnsvranee 'Contpttny, CPlTAivt-LL-l-li"J ? " '. - - . . . r. . j- ' . Connecticut Insurance Company' t . CAPITA L...........;.....;.. ...... 3 J(X),(IU Peoria Insurance Company, t . ) capital.. -.:..:... :......;....?pot',oo i'stri; Insurance Company.' ' CAriTAL .'........2oo,t?o Lorillard Insurance Company, : ' J CAPITAL... ..... t...2i0,a Takes . all kinds of .risks, 'and adjusts' losses proni4ly.. . v . - Policies for Life Insurance issued iu the ' Knjclrrloeher Life Insurance Company, . Ot ework. T CAI'ITAl AND SURPLUS 18o,000 OfwliM-h fldO.fOCi 14 depotited with the Corns troller r the Mate of New York. sep'...."Jndlm w 6f r.v.vir j v oo bj.lb b f I.arg.- i.e heavy Gunny lttr, in s.ore and f. r sale by ... PRESTON BROS. ; j. a j-..; g: smith, No. 187'Maln street, Cor. SeTeutb, E'AXSriLLrt IND. RJ TEFl'I. EO B TUB MJMBT J4TWJf ronage liestowed upon them, beg leave to Inform their friends aud the commnnity In general, that with the aid of uew marhiuery, thsy are enabled to turn out work superior to that of any Eastern make. - , Those a lio wish to have good TOOLS, and at the sauie time eucourage home manufacture, can supply themselves at the factory. ... Hatchets, Axes, Hoes, Draw. Kn i res, Tork Cleavers, Millers' Picks, and Edged Tools of all kinds, made of double re fined cast steel, and warranted sual to any imisu. . .- -. aep27-3m TO MERCHANTS AND aIILLINEUSM -s CINCINXA TISILK UO USE. " .. -. . . v , W. P. DEV0U & R0CKW00D -Ve. 83 PEARL STREET, ' - ' - - Wholesale dealers In ... . , " Bonnets, Flowers, UNA WIS. CLOAKS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, ' HOOPSKIRTS, LACE EMBROIDERIES, WHITE GOODS, GLOVES, Ax.. r .. ,v . U4,CaraT IjinrcEwrKTs oflerel to' CASH and SliOKT-TIME BCi EIIS. sept ii ii. j: mim: i-ov k bock wo on. WBUM1.MIMJVU jLtfJniJI. MB 3,01)0 lights in wiu.low sash. 2ssJ IWX12 " 2,IXH) !X12 . i 1..VSI " 10X14 lsw 10X15 ' 100 pan hid Doors, assorted. .'. jfsj lioxes assorted Window Glass. .'UN) keg " Nails. Just received aud for sale by pt21 WHEELER A RIGGS. iM Jr1TTEM OA M.n P O IITjtJS'l'E TO Z EVERY ONE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. MILLER It KIL'IIAUS, at tht. new Dry Goods Store, 4.1 Main strxt. between FiraS and Second streets, Etansvill, Ind., are wow in daily receipt f their new and splendid stock f - FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. Tbey are determined to a ll and pleas all. They request their fair customers and the balance ot mankind to pay them a vUit, take a view of their good. Mtbdy their taste, and lay in their stock tor the s-w.li. The stock coiihiMs of a great vaiieiy hi arucies ino numerous to Seciry. MILLER A NIE1I ADS, Cheap Cash Store, sf pl'i 43 Main street. Evansville. W. H. MCOONAin r. H. SABIM Mcdonald $ sab in, General Insurance; Real Estate, Collecting Agents, ' , ' niri JJi3 BELL BEJIe B8TJTB ' MM- of U desrrtprtons, Kent House, Seearw and Collect Claims, and Pay Taxes. - -' Will Insure, against loss or damage ly fife, BnildInps, Merchandise, Personal Property, and the perils or Inland navigation ; also, the lives of individuals againKt tho dangen and accidents of travel. In the following reliald Vtn;atiies : Indianapolis luHiiratice4mauy ; Rising Suu I nunranr Company ; Eagle Insurance Corojeuy tf Cincinnati; Ob if Life liiNiirauce Ctimpany. - ". .. Permanent omce iu Fender's new building. secoad (liMr ; for the present in Posey's Block. (sept21 . W. II. P. STODDARD tWT TUB OLD B8TJ BUSES D Z DRUG STORE, No. 17 Main street, continues to keep, on hand a full and complete snpply of Medicines, Paints. Oils. i. Varuiidies, Cli s, . . -i '- Brnhea, IVrfnmery, l :: Larnjw, Burning FlniJs, lc . Which be K-lIs at a low" a fijrure as any bous in theriry.- t " - - ' Also, a lares and varied artmei t of A MtiKOTVPE STOCK. CA MF.UAS. CASES, ASD .t i Vw y-xAirmcALS. . - v ;. ; -, In fact, ew-ryt rt!n appertainlnj; to the artl Orders promptly attended t, and forwarded by steamboat te Kxpreae to any part of the conntry. - - sept20 AftBEBSE I'll EE SB .'30 BOXES just revived and for sale by , . . '. u - " - " : CHAS. McJOHySTOK. THK CURAT EASTERN ECLIPSED I Vjrr this .yw.jtE.y-T the abbm Z val of the greatest ship is yet uncertain ; but it Is rejoicing to know that tho stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS at Sax. EarsrcR It Co.'s is the most complete In the city ; and as they excct to Increase their sales largely by selling rheaor than ever, their . customers may rely upou getting liargains. - They will be pleased to show their stock of goods to all, win ther they wish to buy or not, and all goods are warranted as represented." sep23 lfUYll(MI,-MA DE SHOES It iJIIMES WILL. PLEJiSB TJMKE mrti-trlr n.;ii- that 1 am going to pay nutrki-d attention to the manufacture of Ladies'', M !'. end Children's Shoes of all kinds. In cases of emergency, ladies can have shoe made witliiu four, hours uotico. If auy one doubts the fact, let them try it. Gentlemen w ill pbiae call and see tn baadsome aud durable styles of Fall and Winter Boot I am now making. - . WANTED Immediately, tea or twelve god jourm-yim u, for men's aud women's work. The highrst wages will be paid iu cash. sepnU , : .. ; JOHN KASCH, K. 8 Secoud at. WBOTJIT49E8aO UjTltREi.mpOTJ'. M ' toes aserted kinds, large size, for sale at -mar8 VICKERY BROS., HI Main street. .Watches and Jewelry . P. L. CEISSLER. MAIN ST., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH. - " OPPOSITE COVET IIOISE. YJJJ'.VU mfV8T BETKBmYBMM FROM M-m. in tst, where he Las purchasod a Iwautiful aaeortment of WATCHES. ('Mh'K.S.1 ,.! ll'tWI I'V ..e i I cr'ptiou, the underFignel is prepared to salt pur.1 : V i An v . ; iivn in rvery J'Hril' Miar. II" mi ""B hMii.riM' bis goods and price. ' ' y. . .. . . . .1 P. L. GIES6LIR. N. B Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted. p23-dl

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