Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 51, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 October 1859 — Page 2

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FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 14 I ,TIe" Duello. It is'a UmenUbte fact, 'dtsccrnable to an j

obserrant mind, that religion,, morality, and brtovnshirv on -all-important queitions, refined seMibUitfef are on the wane. The wbeneTer a majority pmeni 'would call for pnlpit bows respectfolly as it passes rice dad ita?h township being entitled to a cerin the regalia of secular power.' The editorial nunibeTfjf ToU7establihed upon an tripod, for the sake el popular influence, suitable i basis, aid "entitled to no more' or connives at the unrestrained exercise of the je3Sj whether represented in convention by grosser passions, - or prostitutes itself to one Deniocrator one w hundred. ; The chair the accomplishment of base ends The po- ea Itsek-VSaid that none other than litical hydra, now dominant over everything- mQfa9i Gatitt fa j on the table, else in the land, after being gorged for WM j,' Vrjcouid possibly be twenty-five years' on . the Tilest offal, now enlcrt&!ned until that was disposed of. The turns with disgust from a regimen saroring clia could noi kad would not countenance of anything but dissimulation, hypocrisy, issues. Vhe motion tolay on the

selfishness or servility.; It3 golden .rule is the lex talionis and the "code of honor," and its annals are written in blood, from the murder of Alexander Hamilton to the latest butchery in California, where the judicial ermine is stained with the noblest blood of the Senate chamber. -The challenge to deadly combat is now the dernier argument, and the brave . man who has for years boldly and manfully re sisted the aggressions of an infatuated sectionality, . finds .himself. ; assailed Jj a foe whose garments are already dyed in blood ; and no matter how unequal the. contest, he rashes to the death to rescue, his reputation for courage from the imputation of cowardice.'. In the meridian of his usefulness, and at a moment when his cxample.wonld" have I crownedhim with-honor, and carried I wcigwy xnuuence agaws. a aepioraoie ctii, his moral courage' fails 'him,-and he yields 1 tothe imperious diction of the cut-throat I "code". . j i-.. .. i ..Ait Even whCe the cry of popular indignation is I going up from the Union, while the pall of I desolation hangs over the State whose I brightest star has been extinguished in the I morning of his promise, there are those I who view the murder of faenator Brodenclt I as merely the unfortunate consummation of a moral necessity, sencr-wat ice w" I blood should flow than the " code" be dis- I honored. But a single human life is not all that is involved in the " affair of honor." I In the Terry-Broderick duel, for. Instance, I what becomes of the Honorable Chief Jus-1 tice, who has so flagrantly violated the laws of which he' was the high exponent ? The scaffold -msy be cheated of its victim, but the branded murderer, with reeking hands, will find the curse 6f Cain in the maledictions ' of the1 heartsr he , has 'desolated ; in the cup of remorse which will' cling, I ever fall, to his lips; in the divestiture, and degtadation from all the position and Influ ence be ever enjoyed, and in the condemnation of a community whose moral sense he has so deeply wounded. , Communicated. Mr. llardtu'a Card. EoiToa JouaxAL In your daily of yes. I terdayyou kindly offer mo space in' the j columns of your paper for the publication of my official report of the proceeding of the V Darling Convention." I am most happy in accepting the same, and herewith transmit to you the manuscript. You know j a regularly organized convention is never folly played out until the Secretary's report thereof has been given to the public; and the absence of such a report, where the same has been required, ia prima facie evidence of that officer's dereliction of duty. But such is not the case in this instance, although several days have elapsed since the adjournment .of the' convention. On the contrary, tha thing wa3 promptly gotten up upon my part, and forwarded, first to the Volktbote, and then to the Enquirer, which ha3 unfortunately operated to withhold its appearance, as the editors of both these papers declined to publish it, but each declined .from very, different motives, if I am allowed to judge from their conversation to me. And hence you perceive why it is I so highly appreciate your proffered kindness. The report itself is not extraordinary in anything, but, of all the editorial fraternity of thiscity, you, alone, seem complacently disposed to let the convention run its length,' and also to afford me an opportunity to give this additional evidence of my unalterable determination faithfully and impartially to discharge the duties of every accepted trust, be the responsibility whatever it may. For this, please have the goodness to oblige me again by accepting my sincere thanks. ' Very respectfolly and troly yours, " I. . .! q yf nARDIX. At Mr. A. Darling's, in Perry township, on the 8th insL, a number of Democrats (between forty and sixty) convened, pursuant to a call for a meeting of the Democ racy of anderburgu couuty. On motion of Mr. Gavitt, Hon John Law was called to the chair, and Messrs. Lunkcnheimer and Hardin were elected Secretaries. "' Mr. Denby moved the following: Resolved, That all Democrats of this county be and tbey are hereby authorized and in vited to act as delegates at the Democratic State Convention, at Indianapolis, next Jan uary;' and Retolved, That this meeting now adjourn tine die. Mr. Gavitt moved to lay said resolutions on the, table. Discussion ensued. Messrs, Gavitt and Whittlesey speaking in favor of the latter kotc, and Messrs. Denby and Rudd in opposition. The question being called for, Mr Denby moved that the vote tbereoVbe taken by townships. The chair ruled that the motion wa3 out of order, Said that the motion to lay on the table must hare ihe precedence, as it bad been made first. Mr. Gavitt's motion to table prevailed. - N- ' ;- - J Mr. Rudd then moved that the delegates be chosen from the townships (upon whatever equitable ratio might 1 agreed) by township action, each township naming its own delegates. Mr. Gavitt moved to lay it on the table. Returning to the question

aftefdiaccssion, MrTTtenbj tooted that the

then r ending toU bo taken bj townsbipst Thi .chair4 ruled, Mr. Denby oat of order. Said that only the motion to laj on the ta." bio wm ieguimaieij oeiorw uie meeting-. Mr. Denby- explained. Said that he held it to be one of the usages of tie Democratic party in contention! in this countj to rote table must be acted upon first... Tabled, r, ' Motioned, ' by Ben . Stinson,- that a com. mittee , of three be appointed by the chair to recommend a suitable number of names for delegates to the State Convention next January. ' Carried. Whereupon the chair appointed Ben Stinson, J. B. Cox, and Iu Darling.' ( Dr. Ceo. B. Walker moved that said nom inating committee be increased in number to nine. . . The chair ruled the motion out of order. Said that the meeting ' bad decided upon three and three it must be. ' "' . Dr. Walker then moved for a reconsideration of that rote, v In stating his motion, the Doctor said his object was to put a better face on the proceedings; ' whether the contention was packed or not He said a committee would keep upappearances iter " Thechaired" tie Doctor's' 'moUon out order, noon the eround that it was not maje before the Committee was appointed. ' ' ': ' ' ' ' : During the temporary absence of the Committee, ilr. L. 0. Stinson moved that a cau 0f the townships be made,' to : ascertain who were attendance from each. After debate on both sides, voted down. The vote stood 11 to 17. The Committee then reportei fa following names, viz.: . John l,W a. T. Whittlesey, Geo. B. Walker, J. s Gavitt, ftichard Raleigh, Theodore Mingst, q. Weaver. S. M. Gibson, J.C. Stacer, Leroy. Cal verts, B. F. Kirkpatrick, Mason 0. Newman, and lieory W. Hawkins. Con curred in. : On motion by Mr. Rodd, Retolved, That double that number be appointed delegates. y . Overruled by the chair as out of order. It was also announced . that, by the prece dent just established, the nominating committee cannot act as delegates. . Acquiesced in by all. , , . " , ', Next arose a call for all who regarded Mr Douglas as their first choice for President, to take one side of the house, and the Gen. Lane men the other. N Owing to the rapidi ty with which the chair decided the pre ponderance in numbers to be In faTor of Mr. Douglas, and as no names were called, or reckoning made, or numbers given as the result of the vote,' to say nothing of the noise and confusion, no approximation to accuracy can be found as to the precise rela tive strength of the two sides. Rudd, Dr. John T. Walker, Denby, L. C. Stinson, Hardin, and others, voted for Gen. Lane as their first choice. Ben. Stinson, Whittlesey. Kirkpatrick, Richard Raleigh, Gavitt, and others, for Mr. Douglas. The names of other voters not noted at the time. On motion, it was unanimously Retolved, That the Secretaries of this meeting furnish the daily papers of Eransville, and the State Sentinel, each, with a copy of the proceedings of this meeting for publication. It. was now here announced that Hon. Cyrus L. Dunham had arrived, and, on motion, a committee was appointed to wait upon and invites him to address the meeting. Accepting the invitation, Mr. Dunham was immediately introduced, . and occupied about one and a half hours in a very interesting speech, replete with arguments and Democracy. On motion of Dr. Geo. B. Walker, it was unanimously . Rttohed, That the thanks of this meet ing be returned to Hon. Cyrus L. Dunham for the entertainment he has afforded us by his eloquent, patriotic, and truly Democratic speech, made before us to-day. The meeting now adjourned. G. WHardi.v, iSrc'y. Volhlote, Enquirer, and State Sentinel, if it is your pleasure, please copy. o. w. u . The only acting Secretary of th metin. . Vixcxxxxs, Indn Oct. 13. Editou Jocrxal: The election passed off very quietly in Knox county. The vote stood as follows : For Clerk, Win. Denney (Opp.), 62 majority. , For Auditor, J. B. Patterson (Dem.), 800 majority. For Recorder, R. Y. Cadyton (Opp.), 41 majority. , . - For County Commissioner, Wm Milam, (Opp.), small majority. For County Surveyor, Roberts (Opp.), small majority. -. The Democrats elected only one candidate The Republicans gained largely. The coun ty has always been Democratic, but it is now "all O. K." The Opposition will show the people In 18G0. Yours, truly, - : W. H. W. tSJT The. official paper -of the city" treats its readers to a short art:cle on batloonacy. By omitting the first syllable, the subject would have been -more familiar to the editor of the paper, and the article doubt- ... . , . .t ...... .v less instructive. . 4 . Sr3TUe steam fire engine was tried again on Wednesday evening. Her performance realued the . hopes of her most sanguine friends. Tbe time occupied in getting up steam is not worth mentioning.

CITY ITEMS:

J We have not seen at any bouse in our fast growing city a more beautiful assortment of ladies dress goods than are dis played to-day at Hughes'." "His stock-of r trimmings is very complete, and should attract the attention of purchasers.' His slock of. flannels is. as goodju canbejjqt this sea I son. Doa't forget this fact, as it is expected that flannels of nice qualities will be scarce andbkb. ' . ' : ' 1 tSfWe have received a' communieation on the subject of the discussion between Rev. Mr. Barrows and Miss Hewlett, which is crowded out of to-day's issue. We will give it to-morrow. , ggi-If a " Friend of Truth" wishes his communication published in our col umns, : he must . give , us his , name. The rule is inflexible. We cannot publish anonymous communications. Visckxxis. The county election passed off quietly Tuesday. The Opposition hare elected the County Clerk and Recorder by small majorities, and the Democrats the Auditor, and the Commissioner, probably.' JPTL." A Democrat of experience " writes to the Journal this morning, and wonders why the Ennvxrer does not aay something more about V that noted assembly " , at Dar ling's store last Saturday.' Just because the subject don't trouble us as it does some others. Official raper of the city; " ' " 1 ' Your readers think that no other subject troubles you eitherl ;,.'." ' !, ' : ,., SL " We will not undertake to decide where the trouble lies." Official .Taper of thecity. . , ' , j Judging from the bad taste in yonr mouth, neighbor, we should judge that the trouble lies in your stomach. ' , ' ''; " EoF Dr. Dailt is not yet satisfied with the notoriety be has atfeady gained, but by taking bis case up to the highest tribunal of the Methodist adjudicatory, he seems deter mined to keep his festering; reputation! exposed to the public gazfl for a while longer. How widely his course contrasts with that of a certain eminent divine of another de nomination, who has meekly and unmurmuringly, in sincere humility and contrition, endured a heavy penalty for fourteen years, for an offence which, to say the most, was only proven to a probability r- , - - :.; ..Miss Hewlett is expected to deliver an other lecture this evening, at Marble Hall, To give additional interest to the exercises, it is hoped that'some competent person wll discuss the subject with her, in a dignified and courteous manner. Truth cannot suffer from investigation, though empirics may cause it to blush at their defense. - i r ; JgV- The New York correspondent of tne Charleston Mercury, writes that he has no doubt but that James Gordon Bennett will succeed Mr. Mason as Minister to France. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TE1XJSCCTOn8 -VOTC.R LETTERS JCd tcfltamrnurr, with the will annexed, of th NUU of ThoniM J. White, decM, baring bcn granttd to the undersigned, notice U hrreby (riven to thoM indebted to Mid estate to make Immediate payment; and f thorn having cUima against th same to present them, duly authenticated accordin (? U law, for payment. rum estate Is supposed to I noWent. E3TUKR P. WHITE, octM-tf Eiecutrlx. TnV.Vl.Ji J'OCMJiT-UOOM COJVm -AT taining som note and a small am)ant of money, which the owner can bars by proTinr prop. erty. oll-3t J. SABERTON. Jott received, per Adams Express, for aaleat lower prices than elaewher. J. STRAUB A SOX, cctli 47 Maia street. TTKiSSOLVTlO.y. TUB COPJMBTJLr nership heretofore existing between Win A. McRea and Henry M. Wells, andrrjhe Arm of J8cRea A Wells, is this ir diasolred. The andersim' ed is alone authorised to um the name of the lata firm, and to bim all debt must be paid. octlt WM. A. McRKA. 21 MB Sit MVTTEU 30 L.BS. JCHT receivedat T. UEDMOXD'8. octU Posey's Block. BU8URMB JVtfT RMiW ceired at octU T. REDMOND'S, . Posey's Block. JT9 1 CMLJi U J OUK. 5 UBLtt. JVhT MT received at T. REDMOND'S, ' octll Posey's Block. VJM MB waHH. JUL loo docen Chopping Axes; do Meat Cutters; ' 2 do Wood Saws; ' i 19 do ' Coal Hodn; 100 setts Eire Irons; ' 2 dozen Meat 9aw!; 2 do Batchers' SU-eN, jut received. octU GEO. S?. 80XNTAO. KiBB atiOlitU-JlUT RECEIVED WW. . . dozen ftleal Deires; ... -'0 do Riddles, ass'd. i to 10; . 13) do Wire Rat Traps; 1(10 yards Safe Wire; 200 do Wove do, ass'd. octU GEO. S. gOXKTAO. iJW aVJlMttBS.- OF THE8K superior Gnunier received this day, warranted t give entire satisftction. CEO. S. SOXXTAO, octU " ' Agent. Ko. 10 Main st. bbls. jiut received at T. REDMOXD'S, "' octl2 Poat-ys DKick, Stain street.' -jMHST BUTT KB .f.VJ UtitiS! Juit received and for snl at T. REDMOND'S, ootl2 rosey's P.lock, Main street at T.REDMOND'S, oct 12 P-wy's Block. Main street. jrua.M-a TO.VBJLHTUKCXMl'Jtlt MM at T. REDMOND'S, octli Posey's Block, Main street. ULTRBIF. WO V hit MJS'F OH.lt JLjm Iter ciutomers and the public In general that :H has removed to the corner of Walnut and Fourth streets, where be will continue to carry on tha MILLINERY aud DK ESS-MA KINO BlblXES. She hi also on baud a stock of Millinery Goods and Dre.Triiumiiif, uhich she is cloning very cheap. . ctll LOST OR STOLEN ! fLATTBB FJiiB or.ViS. 1E8terdar a black covered imU nt memorandsm book containing one note on S. A.Bkinchard for an on the 2-tb or this montn ; anotner on the same man for tVW, also, another on same for SKfti, due two and a half years from date, payable to Ilagh Worthington ; one on N. and P. Casey, of Caeeyville, Ky., payable to llub Wortbington aud brother, for near S'KXI, with a credit of lox at one time, and $ or at another. There were several other valnable notes and paers. A liberal reward will be paid to any on returning; the above deacrilied papers totheunderaigrned.or leaving; them at this office. ' HCII W0RT111XGTON: JilTY HOMtMAlK UllOKSU WJMEtf WILL PLRJIHK TAKE MJ particular no: ice that I am going pay marked attention t& the manahicturw of Ladim . M ie and Children's Shoes or all kinds. Ia cMes of emergency, Indie ran have shoe made within four hours notice. If anyone doubts tbe fart, let them try it. Gentlemen will plea call and see the handsome and durable styles of Fall and Winter Boots I ani now making. WANTED Immediately, ten or twelve god Journeymen, for men's and womeu'g work. The I highest wages will be paid iu cah. 1 sept2l JOHN RAbClI, No. 8 Second st.

- HEW ADVERTlSEnEHTS. JT1LUB 1,000 JLkBXTAM riTT8Jf burg Glue, suitable for pattern makars, and all uses for vbich eo4 glo is required, for sale at ..M .- iiAMMAVa e

nno ruo to a marn ujtu amb mall TTPK ARTISTS. KELLEB Jt WUITE. at tfe solicitation of a number of artUU, asw broocht on a complete uortaicnt of I T i ' PHOTOGRAPH & AMBROTYPE STOCK, Umiatliifr(vry styU-ef 'BATHES.'. CAMERAS, Jkc, 4e., with wLidi tbey are prepared to furnial. tb trado at Cincinnati price. All order will rceir prompt atUatlon. KELLIR A WOTT1C, l - e2)Hldwlia aiain ireeu The Great Medical Discovery! bcovill's aasaraaiiAa ana stiixisoia, oa BLOOD & LITER SYRUP ! jroa TH cva or Scrofulous, Syphilitic and Mercurial Dir eatet, Ula corett oxm isucatet, ana au ether diteatet which are earned by an impure ttate of the BLOOD. P e T ? ? ? A Wonderml Curt Gcrofulomt WltUe BteUiigt Jisl tk tmlemuut mt JBmrtt JgmhUMt, TTfTlS UWm OJVB OP TUB WORST MIL cases ever recorded. II now enjoys rooaat kealih, and has fer the past year dona as much work as any young man or his age I This care baa excited bis friends, neighbors, and physicians, and even soms of the Mmiieal Faemltif. One of tbe Pro fessors (Dr. S. 8. Newton,) who was called to see him as a Snrreon. not to prescribe, was so forcibly Impivssed with tbe EewutrkmbU Cvraure rowert of this 3fedtcuM, that he has adopted it into his private practice, as wcU as at the Colleges and UospitaJ. . - - Cixraxjrr, Feb. 16, 1858. JIxM. A. L. Scoviu. Co. : ! QmUtmtn.. will with great pleasure give my testimony as to what your SAitxr axilla and StilliKOM.or Eloodmnd Liter Fyrj t has done lor me. Some three years and a halt ago X was attacked with a Scrofulous White Swelling, which was attended with most excruciating pains. I tried vailus remedies, and had two of the best physicians ef tbe city (one of them a Professor in an Uld school Medical College), and tbey failed to give me any re lief. I was so reduced that I was confined to my bed for over three neutns. The nerves and mus cles of one leg were so contracted aad drawn up. that cowd not wau. I bad more than m aoztm ru mimg ulcere on my leg from which I took, from time to time, more than one kuxdrtd pieeee of ItOSE, acme of them from three to four iuches long. I was reduced to Almost a skeleton, and my friends had riven ud all hopes of my recovery. ' I was in this condition when I commenced tbe uef your Wood mnd Lierr Syrup. 1 have used altogether soms two dozen bottles if it. and at the saaietiiue the Jodme Oinlmrut. which yon advise t om with it ; and last ly, the Uelimq Ointment, given under the bead of White Swelling, in yonr directions, lam now able le uttrnd to Lutimet, and my legs have become so Strong that I walk Without any difficulty, aud have entirety receereJ mt health. Tonra, truly, MARTIN ROBBINS.Jr Residence on Eighth street, between Mound and John, Ko. :i2l; or at the plve of bnsinets, with Brown a Villette, Ko. 4 Kast l onrth street. Read an extract from the Cincinnati Medical our , Vol. 5, page 310, by Its editor. Prof. B. S. New toss in reward to this remarkable care: "While Martin RotUos was ia the very worst Imaginable coadition, we were called to attend him for a fracture of the leg, produced by fall. The Indications of a reunion of the bone, under the clr. camstancea, were .very nafavorable, tor he would ait. dav after day, buJiiaa out email piecee of borne. which would slough off. I found him asing HeoeitFt preparation, traica M cowtaaesT la aa until a cure uxu ejected. We gave aim no constitatioaal treatment, being In attendance only as a surgeon ; yet we confess we had much curiosity to see what could be done in a system so extensively diseased aa his was." ' ' i .;. Will the afflicted call on the agent and get paaiphlet containing certificates of cures from well known citixena of Cincinnati? U Recollect that this medicine is wrar fled to enre all diseases that are caused by an impure state of the blood. ScovIU's Blood end Liver Syrup is composed entirely ef vegetables, aad is pereeily tafe for Children to in case oi sore mourn or eruption of tha skin. If mot ken value the health of their children, tbey should eradicate the seeds of the dis jmi U-iora it is too late. " Read tbe statement of one of the oldest chemists in Cincinnati. , . MWe hereby certify that we Clve been made ac Attainted with ScoriU'e EarmpariU mnd tStillingi, or ULVOD A SU LI VEB o' YU UP. The ingredienU are entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters iuto the preparation. W. S. MERRILL A CO., Uue door west of Burnet Uouse, Cin'tL" Tor sale by tbe Pn-prietora, A. L SCO VILL St. CO No. 12 Went Eighth St., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller & White, Evansville, Ind. . s. inompson, " Also, agents for the sale of Dr. JloWe BaUnmfor tie Lung, and Dr. Dnler't Toi rnnoeea, for the care of all pain, both internal and external. oct7-cUew2m toTcn ajruje'r-MA vim ji.vd ten ceat rolls, at nctl THOMPSON'S Drna 8tore. rBWBMbH JL The geou'iie article, at octlU . TOOMPSOM'H Irwg Store. lTrtf ft.-.! MB, VleO TUJS tt, MM Miott. Nail.Ttwth, Paint. Varakh (large or small), Peucil, Painter', Dusting, Counter Dusters, Scrub, llore, aud Whitewash, with all other kinds of Brnshes yon can ask for in a Drug Store, tan be bought very cheap of octlO N. 8. THOMPSON, Druggist. Pit'EH! tfVMCBB! FMOM TUB 3 oldest establishment In tbe United States, whole or ground, warrranted to give satisfaction or no charge, for sale at YICKERY BROS. TTUeJX,INB MVHTJtBU, Mtc- ' M-J 1J0 Ihe EnglUh Mustard, loose or in cans; . 4 doi jars prepared French Mustard; 5o lbs Kentucky Mustard. All warranted good, for sale at ' VICKERY BROTHERS, novi No. 82 Main street. -,wju itous i-UL.L, urjio urjJVT W 1M to shoot "Msd Dogs" or any other game" will find an excellent assortment of the various brands f gunpowder and gun-cap; also, shot and lead, at reduced rates, at VICKERY BROS., oct7 82 Main street. TfV8T BL?CBMfBn-,51-0 PJiCBQM ages of China. Clan, Queenteare,und Loohinytilamee; 100 rroiw TMe Cutlery. j. w. nrGnEs, 18 Main street, Evansville. Su M crates a-ort -l for the Coantry Trade on hand. octfi 1839. FALL AND WINTER 1859 OODG! fJSU.VsYX.Vsr MB ELL BF8PF(T9 fnlly solicit the attention of their numerous friends and rustomeis to an extensive assortment of FALL AXD WIXTER GOODS, Which tbey are daily receiving and submitting fo inspection. These goods embrace alt the newes designs and most desirable patterns manufactured and are admirably adapted to the Western Trade Annexed they enumerate a few of the department which will be found complete, aad comprising all the novelties of the season i Cloths, Ctaaimeiva, and Doe-Skins; Salioetu, Fancy Tweeds, and Jeans; Stuffs, Merino, and Drees Goods; - Ginghams, Prluts, and Scotch fluid; " Ribbons. Hosiery, and Glove; - . Blankets, Flannel. Linseys, and Tickings; Sheetings. hirtiags, and Mariners tri-ri Geuuine Irish Linens, "our own Importation; Roots and Riot; Hats and Caps; - Ynney Articles, Notlnaa. Trisanincs. Jte. oct 19 VOKXt'R MAIM ASU FIRST STV. TTLVlUl FLO V MIM1 1I bbls " aUis MilU" I Extra Flour; do do . ' bO sacks do Just received and for aa! by octfi C EO. FOSTER k CO. MJ TBI WB TUB cheapest article in use for making Sean. One pound of it makes twelve gallons of geod soft soap. m uu uireciious seta wun every box t it, by octlO N. 8. THOMPSON. DrneiUt. H7LBETB LIMB Hi MB LB FOB WW sal sale by S. X. GILBERT CO.

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HEY ADVERTISEMENTS.

npoBaccoJL 60 boxes various brands brtgh t Vinrinia; i - J 33 do Halves, Five, and Eights; - M raddiea Planter's Choice;' 1 - 80 do Bnrowi, In store and for sale low, by octC GEO. FOSTER & CO. " EITRAOIiDINARY SALE OF TjE3 vv jaiTkursri A Fine Gold Pencil, vith Gold Pen Attached, . - OB " '. Gold Locket for $5! And a I'M EM I I'M to each jmrctuuer trorth from O2 to 0200. fJJFTBB TWO 1BJBS PM9FITJ2L ble experience ia our areeeut mo.U of lut us ing of our JEWELRY, c, and from the unirersal satisfactioa given to all who have patronized our Uense, we take pleasure in aaying that we now consider our business fairly aud permanently established. . 1 . We wish it nndentood that this is no Lottery, but a fair and legitimate sale, In which each t-erson gets the worth of bis or her money ia Gold Pencil with Gold Pen attached, or a Gold Loelet, woith f each, which cannot be bought at any retail store for tbe same price ; and in addition to the purchase, each person receives a Premium of Jewelry, aot less ia value than f 2,uid it may be worth $t, ft, 8, 10, 12, i, a, , or even faun AO MONEY RISKED We pro pone to let a person know what .Pmuluni be will receive before sending his money. Any Lady or Gentleman desiring one of the above at tides, can first send as their name and address, stating whether they want tbe Pencil and Pen, or Locket, and we will make their selection, and inform them by return mail ahat Premium they are entitled to. They can then have the privilege of sending for it if they choose. ' Our premiums are distributed in a fair and hon orable manner, and as soon as the name of tlie purchaser ia received with the 15, his Pencil and Pea and Premium, or Gold Locket and Premium, are ; nt up in a safe manner, and sent to the owner by i .ail, freo of postage. Our plan, from long expertx in tha above business, has given general satisfixtion, as each purchaser can sell or trade the aljove articles for all they cost him, and. retrjn tbe IT, however, any person should feel disposed to send us their money in advance, they may rely on kung as fairly dealt with as though they had made previous spplication. i ' , ? j . And if any one is dissatisfied With their purchase. and an unbiased persou competent Jo Judge tlx articles are not worm more than the mon y paid for them, and in some cases TEN or even OKTY times thH amount, let stich person return thgotKis ana we a in ir?eiy retund the money; But some will ask (as , msay have),4uw can we afford to give so much for so little money 1 In an swer, we say, that all who are acquainted with the Jewelry business know that t here is scarcely an ar ticle 01 Jeaeir purchased at a retail store, upon waicn mere is not a prout oi irom 1UO to 4UU per cent, on manufacturers' price. .... , We being agents for tha roauafjctureri, liar adopted,this plan of disposing of our goods, rather than selling to country dealers on time, aud taking tie cnanceoi collecting onrulu. . .-. -, By this arrangement, ww bring the put chaser In direct communication with the manufacturer, and the proflts that are made by the doxen hands through which the Jewelry has to pass, we give to the purchaser In premiums, as above stated. . ' . We therefore offer the following, fuducuneuts to persona acung as agents lor nt: : Any person sending us $25 for our goods, m ill receive a Pencil and Pen and Premium, or Locket and premium, rre. . For further inducements, see circular. Among onr premiums are articles suitable for la dies er gentlemen, such aa Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches, Gold T .. A J T 1 fTl -. av e cfi una warn nauit, uoia oieete Buttons, Gold Watch Keys, Coin SatBT STtro plain and with settings; Gold ecaar rias new style ; uoid Breast ' Pins, Califor nia inaraona nna, uoid Kings, c, 4c." We have GOLD WATCHES, i lerentiue. lfo.alr-. Gold SUne, Cameo, Garnet, aud Coral Breast Pins and Ear Rings, Gold Bracelets, Gold Sleeve Eattous ooiu ocit cuaes, uoia liings, tc. , . Also, PUnos, Melodoons, Musical Boxes', Accor deons, lc ... tt.fL. Vuexceptiouable References given whenever required. ...... a AGENTS WANTED for every irnrt of the country. --' . . . N. B. In sending yonr names, write tbe State, County, -nd Town plainly, so as to avoid letters be ing miscarried. Addresa ANGLE sfc CO., , 102 CANAL STREET,' (Old Ko.) oct52d PrA-. UOLLLNGSWORTU k BRO. JQfM VB JUST BBCBM VBJt LARGE MM and new Importation of CROCKERY-WARE. GLASSWARE, CHINA. 4c, on First street, EvanRville. . . ort5 B. H. J AIBi HILD..... .............. J.HIX W .' 1UXUHAX E II. FAIRCHILD & CO., (Successors to T. C. Twitciiell A Co.,) Commission jMe reliant s, 70 POYDBAB STREET.. oct4 , KRW OlthitAWS. WBHl'iflCIJ.'X't?, 8 TBJJYOB B K, AXD M others viirinir our city, are informed that WM. H. P. STODDARD No. 17 Main street, has just reosived a full stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and VarnUben, direct from thi manufacturers and importers, bsught for cash, and i now pn pared to all all orders at auch prkv s aa will insure i attraction. Orders left at the fctore by persons winning to vinit tbe Fair, will Le promptly attended to, in their absence, at the same rices as if they were preseut. oct5 m vst BBCBii"F.na fbbsu lot 9M of SII ALLEN MERGER'S ANTIDOTE, a sure remedy for Fever and Ague, at W. II. P. STODDARD'S, ocfj 17 Maiu tttreet. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY. WWrV.Vfi FULL COMPLBTBB MB our stock of goods in the aliove line, by lale arrivals direct from the manufacturers, we are enabled to show a Urge' and well selected itock of Gold aad Silver Watches, all kinds of Jewelry. Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac, all of the latest styles and rich designs, which we offer at tbe lowest Eaxtern prices. All ladies and the re of mtalinrf are respectfully invited to cull and examine our roods, at the old stand. BITTRO LFF B KOS., octl ' 48 Slain at., between First and Second. ' TryLBVTlOJV F 4'OCJVtLMJiJMJ EIGHTH WARD. The qualified voters of the Eighth Ward are hereby notified that an election will lie held ai the Young America Engiue House on Saturday, ths l.'th dsy of October, 183'J, to elect a Councilman for the Eighth Ward, to fill the vacancy OYaaioued by the resignation of Thomas Redmond, Esq. W. BAKERf Mayor. Mayor's Office, Evansville, Oct. 4, ISotf.-td Bl'ST BBCBlJBMKUI JMBOB ASD w splendid lot of hubs, felloes, siokM, shafu, and poles. . For sale low by oct4 E. H. SABIX k CO. nTiJVV WJNBBOJMBS13 JJOZE.Y AVJ jnst received and lor sale by oct a j 8. K.GILBERT st CO. AMkffX-300 BBOHJLLLSliBS ft for sale by oct 3 i - . 8. E. CILBERL A CO. jrrr bite jw'pj PBui VsTiass a ww note, cap aud letter, fer sale low br oct 3 S. E. GIEBERT k CO.etfTJBClt TWBJVTVFdWB BOX'S for sale by oct 3 8.E. GILBERT k CO. ' jTtMBPBT VUJIJyFOB1 B4U8 Ks lt sale by - oct 3 g. E. GILBERT ACQ.W n.yyJJTB itt PJBTJ'JtB W1TB ww A SMALL CAPITAL. A peraon who has mill, with a good apparatus for baking floor, and ts whirhi U stLcb"t a cirriUsr m,w. bmTimF ttkmu. j icu ins n.raus iu prriariug uu Ulil, DeeilH t partner It h a small capital to buy wheat, and to operate the establish meat. There is a home demand j at good prkw ia the town for all the mill can proI . I 1. : . i . i ... ... . auce. iu cuanc u an excellent one for a good investment. Apply to the editor of the JoarnaL. aept 1-lHf GstJB iMJyitLBH-OJYB B VJVltBBB 0 boxea for sale low by t -, - oct 3 . 8. E. GILBERT k CO. J9B VBTJ BLB 8 JJS'D FMtJlfsT W Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Turnips, Green Aplea, Ac, at VICKERY BROS.

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rrrxtcBMTs jfob ran jjistbict 1L Fair and tha Railroad can be purchased, at the following places, and persona would save themselves trouble by purchasing - before leaving the city: Washington House, Main street; John f ealy's, do; vv. r. Mouaara s, a; iiornonxK or Co.s, Water atreat ; Pepot K. CcBaflroad.-- ' sept 30 P. UUR31RvUA, aecy. Inquirer copy. ma cntir.'C,xrT7T7T r. MANUFACTURER WHOLESALE DEALKK 15 CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES, SA TIS'ETTS, TWEEDS a a "GKXTS' FURNISHING GOODS.' ' i .- Alaes Hata and Cap. . No. 3 Wateb Startr. set. Maik us SvcAaoar.. sepli- - ..EVANSVILLE, INBv. IfhB 8MBUI BLB . dJVLS WJLV4BLB MM Real EsUte for sale at public auction October 27th, 1&9, at 10 o'clock A. M., at t Q orthouae door. . . t . One h ml red acres In five acre lots oa WashiBZton Avenue, about one mile from the Court-house. belonging to v m. Uierbover. Tbeae lots are suit- A able lor private reeidvuees or gardening )urpoes. To persons aesinng property lor ettuer of tlte above tmxpoaes or to hold oa eiieenlatiou, this sale presents strong inducements. Now Is tbe time to secure a place for a suburban residence, at about what yow would bare to pay for a small lot in t ie cirv. Some of these lots are heavily timbered. We will sell at private sale between now and the day of sale.) We are always on band with horse and bngy to ahow tisrlus dMirins- in Lnr this s-sJnshla nrmurir ' , -- . --j ' - . .j-. . . j . . j Texms LiIbx aa lr lata of lots to le seen at our 1 oflice In Posey a BlocTC and at tbe Poetiffice. x I w ; Mcdonald sauin, aeTv30-lm Real Estate A Insurance Ag-nta , MOZART HALL! fJTXBB . OLJP JiFOLLO MjKLL JtJ8 M. been purchased by the subscriber and iu name changed to M "X abt lis it. i It hr fjeea entirely renovated aad St ted wp in an elegant and convenient style for Drabiatio exhibitions, and for Concerts, Balls and public meetings. A Irew etage has Itetn erected and an entire new set of beauti ful scenery added. A neat and convenient realanrant is now attached to It, from winch rattle ran be supplied with suppers and refreshment einl to any to be obtained in the city. ' lie proiirw4or will spar no expense or exertions to uinko it nn-i agreeable and pleasant place of reenrt for liidies and i Keuiiemen. in ine iMetanrani, uysters ana oiuer delrcaries of the season, a ill be served up at any hour for visitors Four iarlra and a large dining room in which ver Ui hundred guests can bo seated, bare been erected in pine 4 the tld Bowl ing Alley. ' - ' sepOtf . C. F. P-OLLE. North Atlantic Steamship Co.! WMBOVLJiB TB BO FOIL LI.VB TO MM SAN FRANCISCO, via Panama Railroad. and connecting only with steamers Golden Gate, Golden Age, John L. Stephens, and Sonora, of the I'actjlc Stall Strantfhtp Comyuuyat ranenn. Direct ttiAjMwnll.i The splendid steamships ' . . r- ' BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC Having bee entirely refitted and ada4ed to the California trade, wiU bereaf er run as above, leav. ing this port on the 6th and 20th of each mouth, from tbe foot of Canal street. North River. V Pwsengers and Mails will be forwarded by Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama vith the Pacific Mall Steamship Company's magnificent Steamships, which will be ia readiness and leave immediately for San Francisco. They will lie embarked free expense from Railroad, by Company's steamboat TABUG A. An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship. Steerage passengers found la cooked provision, bedding, and attendance. It is believed that the accommodations afforded by the above ships are unsurpassed by any in the world. The public are Informed that the P. M. S. S. Co. always have ON E OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama, ready for sea, to avoid any possible detcntiou of Passengers or Mails, and embark their i&aenger by steamboat. For passage, apply at the only office of Ihe Compauv, on the Wharf, foot of Caual street. North River, to WILLIAM II. WICKIIAM. ept30-2ad HENRY WARD BEECHEfVS '. ' Oermons. Published weekly in "THE INDEPENDENT! " jtjs jnumajv to tbb jjstbbM evting matter contained in ererr sncreesive number of The Indepen-tent, the publisher is happy fo announce that the S jirday Morning Sermons of tbe Rev. Ilcxar Waan bBCtaaa will appear exclusively in its columns every week. They are the only reports given to tbe press which receive revision from tbe author's own hand. Among the othvr special contributors are the following well I nowji writers : JftfS. HABBTET BEECHES STOWK, Ber. GEO. B. CHEE VEB,mml JOHN O. VTHITTIEB. TERMS Two Dollars a year, paysble In advane. Addre JOSEPLi 11. RICHARDS, Publisher, No 5 Beekmaa street, N. Y. " For sale by all News Agents. aepl-dAwlw Vm I SI SOL UTMOJW tbb pmofbsMM sienal connection between Drs. Ehmian A Raird has ceased, by the withdraw! of Dr. Bnird. The bills v ill be adjusted by Dr. Ell KM AN, who is authorized to collect the same. 777 JT 8. KHBJBJ.y St ULF.IVIZ. MSB. MM EHBMAN has aeocinted with him in his profession. DrCLEIVIZ pronounced Glavis recently fioiaone of the bet Gemiaa Medical schoolK, aud who baa had prac'ice as a surgeon as well as a physician. They can be con Milted at the office heretofore occupied by Dr. Ehrman, at ail hours, oct 3,tf . . KT4NTED A WET MIME, O&E J'O USE fV in the family preferred, Apply t" oct 3 f J. W. IlUCnES. t nno lb r-o.v vbb i fa vorj blf. 'M -terms, a Boat-yard and Dry .docks on the Canal Jnst outside the city limits. Applvta -cct3 J. W. HUGHES. MBW WB1TB FM8B4Q WBOLB and half bbls No. 1, for sale by ocfitf 8. E. GILBERT A CO. MEDICAL NOTICE. YB8.jn.J.BBJirjJ'BF. W.SJlfMF YEB have this day aeicinted themelvet to. get her in tha practice of Medicine and Surgery, under the style of BRAY k SAWYER.Both having had long experience in 'heir profession, they feet a confidence that by strict attention, they can give satisfaction to all who may favor them with their patronage. Office on First street, opposite tha Postoffica, w here one cr the other can at all times, daring their office hours, be funnd ready to attend to professional bnsinesa. Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and from 2 to 5 P. M. X. J. B1AT, U. D .......r. W. SAW KB, M. P. sep2-2md ; xUJrBBIB8 : "' - i A9 50 bbls aaaorted Nnt: 10 casks French Prune; 100 l oxe Raisins; i 2 casks fine 8. f. Indigo ; . loo kegs Soda; I 10 bbls Alum: ' , 100 kegatvnre White Lead; ' j 0 ker Zinc; 20 doc Toy Buckets; , 50 boxes Extract of Logwood; 25 boxes Cream Tartar. . . . : - " Suudry other goods too numerous to meulioii, just received and for aale by ep29 PRESTON BRejS. CHILLS AND FEVER. JT IS 8TBJJVG BPJ 8 SUV ft atrange that t-errons will continne to shake from day to day, week to aeek, and month to month, with Agne, when seventy-five rent invested in Dr. Marker's Cblorin Ague Kill-r ouIdctire them sound and well. Try it. For le at octlO THOMPSON'S Drugstore. FR ESlfUYS TERSl JTMBCBI VBB TBI 8 All, PF.B Mm Express, direct from Baltimore, choice selected OYSTERS, in cans and half cans. One trial will be sufficient to prove the superiority of these Oysters over any other brand received in this mar ket. A constant snpplv will be on hand during the season. ER&KIKR, CCRNICK k CO , ep2 Sele Agent. 47 Main street. REMOVAL. Mm I- w. p. Bjstmn, bojhosopjtbMM W PUYSICIAX AAD HL'BGEOX. Evaueville. Ind., has removed his office to North Third street, near Main, over Baker k Foster's Law uffice. j. ; j sep20-lm "jpiBB CBJCMBB8:104BOXB8XO. M, 1 Fire Crackers just received and for aale by -ep29 - PRESTON BROS. npOBACCO AXD CIGARS., . M 150 boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted. . Brands lbs, s, t, 10a, and &, lamp. 100 caddies choice Chewing . " . 100,000 Imported German and Havana Cigara. . fiO.OOH Half-Spanish Cigars. "For sale by. sepr.'l WHEELER k RIGG3.' COFFEr-l30 BJVV PS 1MB BIO Coffee, swclva and for sale by uct . --; GB). rOSTKR CO. rj"EOJB.-JJSmOTUBH LOT VF that ltire Cider Vinegar. Ju-t received at tf iftr rn v oct7 -iVJCKERY BROS. CyBJMBB JJTLt C'OMMOJyBMOOM8t 3 iwt received at VICKERY BROS. jrm b FiJVB n nuejJitK, fmm lie MM per H np.jfor sale at VICKERY BROS. ZrtBJjyrBBL ebb st, p bj"jjb.'Ts, y Brackets, and Portable Lights rr-gilded and acqnered to look aa well as newflxtuies.or no barge, by JOHN O'BRIEN A CO., oct 7 21 Locust street.

IIISCELLAHEOUS.

r THE E7ANSVILLE INPTJRAjXCE coiipany, ( ZVaUmW ifml Incorporated im 1 83C,) TAKES STEAMBOAT HULL AXB i fJ U LL-UUJ LL JL.O JQO av At low rates,, an! tvljusts lessee I. 1 i fairly. ami' promptl.:, . .j j Capital, - S A SXV a,-av ' " .I'll I If tf 1 OFFICE On Water stmt, wU knoaTi as the Canal Bank. . , - -, .i . WM. T, PAGE, Sorreimry. ;' I - ' ' 1 JSTiS U K A -N JE A GJJJYT For the following well known Comranlea i Clutrter -Oak Insurance. Companul CAPITAL.. sesMMVitaWeTitin .'V r'. Connecticut Insurance Company, CAPITAL ...40,X1C ' . n'fora Insurance Company, CAPITAL , ?ooo,ooo Parle Trurtrr-nnf" SV.... CAPITA L... . . ;2lX),C-C0 ' esaaasBBBBBsa. , Lorillard Inturance Company, CAPITAL 5200,000 . Tikes alt Vin'f of rifks. and aiinsts losaea promptly. Policies ft Lifo Insurance iind in tbe Kmicherlocktr Life ' Insurance Company. .-.'.' " Of New York. ' -C'AI'Il'AL AND SUIil'H:S....(-..v..lP800O fwht.h mo -u derNiie.l villi the Comp-tr..!!.-r. f the Matn.f NVw Yi rt. ' sep.M-Jmdltn w JV lMre; hjm l.eavv Guimv line-. In sfr for Kale by PRESTON BROS. J. a j. c: SMirn, So, 187 Malu street, Cor. Seventh,. EVA SEVILLE, IND. MVBJTBFILFOB TBB FJ8T FJTMM ronago bt(wfl upon them, beg leave to laform their friends nud tbe community in general, that with the aid of new machinery, tby are enaoicu ui tura out wors. 8iyfrior to mat of any fcairteru make. " Those who wish to bate good TOOLS, and at the same time encourage home manufacture, nq supply themselves at the iMctory. Hatchets, Axee, liom. Draw-Knives, Tork Cleavers, Millers' Pick, and Edged TooU of all kinds, maile of double retincd cast stm-l, ani warranted fqaul to auy iu a-e. sep27-3m TO , ilERCHANT8 AND MILLINERS!! ' CIXCIXXA TI SILK HOUSE w. p. devouTrockwood . t U-1. Wholexalti dealer in - : Bonnets, Flowers, SHAWLS. CLOAKS,, DBESS TRIBBIKGS, HOOP S K I UTS, LACE EMBROIDERIES, WHITE " V GOODS, GLOVES, tc. Bt, Gxkat lKrrr:Mr.Ts offered to CASH and SIluuT-TIMK BUVFR-. pt21 U P. MSB I'O IB BOCK WO OB. IS VMLtiiJS-e MJITRBML. 3,000 lights 8X1H window sash. V JnTI IIIYll aa . aa 2,000 " 9X12 - 1,500 10X14 " .. . 1,500 10X15 . , : 100 pannel Doors, assorted. '' 250 Loxea assortcJ Window Glass. , v . 300 keea " Nails. Jut received and for sale by cpt21 WHEELER k BIGGS. CM JtSJTTBB OF J.JIPOBTJJVCB TO OTM KVKKT ONE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION. MILLER A NIEI1AIS, at tha new Dry Goods Store, 43 Main street, between First and Second streets, Evansville, Ind., are new in daily receipt of their new and splendid slock of FALL AND WIXTER DRY GOODS. They are determined to s 11 aud please all. They resile their fair customers and the balance of mankind to pay them a visit, take a view of their gtKsis, twtufy thi ir tattte, and lay in their stock for tbe s. a-.n. The stock consists of a great variety of articles too nmnernn to specify. MILLER A MEHADS, Cheap Cash Store, al10 43 Main street. EvansviUe. W. H. MCDoNALn . n. SAKIR r McDOXALD A; SARIN, General Insurance, Real Estate, A5B Collecting Agents, Jns.V 8BLL BBJL B8TJETB MM of all ileflcriptiotis, Kent Houses, Secure aad Collect Claims, and Pay Taxes. Will insure, sgsinst "loss or damage by fire, Buildings, Merchandise, Personal Property, and the rils of inland navimtion ; also, the lives of individuals Mint the dangers and accidents of travel, in the following reliable Companies : Indianapolis In-MiraiM-e )uiptiti.v : Rising Sua Insurance Company , Jutgie Insurance Coinjany of Cincinnati ; Ohio Life ?iixiiratice Coiuany. Permanent vd -e in Foster's new building. second floor; for the present in Posey's Clock. (sept21 W. II. P. STODDARD, rgT TUB OLM9 KSTJE BLESHBD A DRL'G STORE, No.17 Main street, con tin -tv to keep on lotnds a full and complete snpplyof Mtnlicitie, Pali.U. Gill, Varnishes, Glssi, . - Brti'hf-s, Pt rfuroery, Burning Fluids, Ac. Whf.'h he at4!ts low a figure as any honse in the cily. Mm,, a lrsre and varied amrtmef t of A MBUQTYtt: STUCK. CAMERAS, CASES, ASD CHEMICALS, In fart, everything appertaining; to the art. Orders promptly attended to, and forwarded by strain boat or Express to any part of the coantry. ef t20 CBBBSfEt Clt BE 8B ! 3 O BOXBS Just rtcx ix d muJ for silel y ."pl'-H: CHAS. arcjorrNSTOK'. THK (in EAT EASTERN' ECLIPSED I (MT TIES MOMENT TBB JEMMI. Jr. va! ol ihe rrtU-at ship is yet uncertain; bat it is r ji.ii iuir to know that tbe stock of FALL AND WIMEU VliY GOODS at Sam. EvaicH k Co.'s is tbe most complete in the city ; and as they expect to increase their sale largely by aelling clieaper than ever, their cutouier may rely upon getting bvgains. They will he pb-ased to show their stock of goods to all, whether they wish to buy or sot, and all good are warranted as represented. aep23 WBOBMj7l,naTHB Ml.yil THE w w children crj for, made by Dr. John Bull, ai ortlO THOMPSON'S Drag Store. .V ,BU Wit ITU FES Br Hi WMLF barrels No. 1, jnst received and for sale by oct6 GEO. FOSTER d CO. giEGJEBH. WS AO,VJO Imported German Cigars; 30,000 Half-Spanish do Just received aud for sale I y wctO GEO. FOSTER A CO. YMBCTIFEEnWJtE8Hirr-0 OBBLS Mm, McGregor's Extra, for sabs low to close eonignment, by GEO. FOSTER A CO. - TnofjTOEHwbO B4BBBL8 POTJEJL toes assorted kinds, large size, for sale at ruarS VICKERY BROS.. 82 Main street. Watches and Jeweliy. - P. L. CEISSL.ER. MAIN ST., EETWEEX THIRD AXD rOUBTH, OPPOSITE COURT IIOCSE. " WW-E Vl.yU JUST BBTUBJS'BEE FBOX MM. tbe hut, where he has purchased a l-eautiful assortnliif tt'iTCMVH flixfW I mnA JtU'imV . ,T .1... I cription, the undersigned is prepared to suit purchasers in every particular. lie invites aa examinatiion of his goods and prices. , r. L. GIESSLIR. N. B. Watches and Clocks repaired and warrantel. sep 2311