Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 53, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 October 1859 — Page 2

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tthc gaitg ottrnal EVANSVILt I, IND.

MONDAY MOUSING. OCTOBER 17 The Cincinnati Gazette gives an ac- ( j3 count of the wife of an engineer in St. Louis, who awoke on Tueaday morning last in her usual good health and cheerfulness. Suddenly she was seen faltering in her gait, and presently to fall on the door in a halfreclining position. She gasped for breath once or twice and was a corpse. A postmortem examination, by Dr. Chas. dpinzig, revealed a most rare lession ; it was a rent in the heart, which allowed the blood contained in that organ to accumulate in the sac which invests the heart, and this also was raptured. She had, in a physical sense of the word, died heart-broken an expression only true physiologically, for she wa3 greatly beloved by her husband and they lived very happily together. The Vincennes Gazette tells'a good story on one of the voters at that precinct, whose name is withheld. The voter came to the polls, handed his ballot to the inspector and turned to walk off, when he was interrogated upon his vote for or against the calling of a Constitutional Convention. He replied : 4 D n the convention, the party had a convention in June at McClure's, and nominated candidates I couldn't go for, and I am agin' any more very soon," That is a similar reply to the same ques tion by a voter In this county. When asked If he was in favor of a convention, he said " No, a convention was held at Babytown, the other day, that was a disgrace to the party, and I am opposed to all conventions." Bp, A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, says there is a silly report in circulation, that a'number of leading Democratic politicians of New York, now in session in that city, are about to come on to Washington to tender the support of the New York delegation at Charleston, to Buchanan, in case he wiM reconsider his determination not to be a candidate. This is gammon. The New Yorkers know he is out of the question, and, until recently, they have been Douglas men, but are not now so sure of the Little Giant's availability. BP. A serious fire occurred at Indianapolis on Thursday. A large planing mill, together with some $2,000 or $3,000 worth of lumber, was entirely consumed. The mill and lumber were the property of a Mr. Hill, who estimates his loss at fully $8,000. The firemen had great difficulty in saving the surrounding property. The papers of that city express much regret at not having a steam engine. The Atlas says Evansrille has set their city an example, which should not be overlooked. We trust it may be a long time before the services of our new engine will be brought into requisition, but that time will have to come before we are entirely satisfied as to the advantages of a steam fire engine in a small place. Were we to guess as to the cause of the great destruction of property at the fire above mentioned, wo should say it was because the fire company in whose neighborhood it occurred was not in service with their engine. , Tiie Rev. Abram Payne, who had a discussion with Parson Brownlow, in Philadelphia, some time last winter, is anxious to bsrfe another bout with the Parson, and has chnllemged him fur another discussion. Mr. Drowulow replied to the challenge as follows ; 44 1 aui pleased to learn, trout your late .-hallenge. that you wish to have our discussion OTW again, as from this I may legitimately infer that neither you nor your friends are satisfied with what passed at Philal. iphia. If I should ever recover my speit , 1 will take great pleasure in putting yon isrongh again, at as many points as you may desire; but if I am compelled, through bodily infirmity, to give up this pleasant toil, I will carry with me into my comparative seclusion the proud consciousness of having, in my day, borne the heat and burden of the day in fighting two of the most God-forsaken organizations ever known to this country Abolition and Democracy ! And when I come to the evening of life, when my work is well nigh done, and can see the downfall of these two organizations, I can with beautiful serenity exclaim, in the language of old Simeon, 444 Lord, now lettest tbou(thy servant depart in peace, for mine eyes have seen thy salvation.' " The Electiom is the State. We make the following summary of the election news .n this State, from the Indianapolis Journal: " The Republicans gain heavily in tho counties of Marion, Hendricks, Carroll. White, Miami, Morgan, Johnson, Bartholomew, Jennings, Tipton, Cass, Montgomery, Clay, Vigo, Shelby, Knox and Sullivan. The Democrats gain in Boone, Putnam, Howard, Wayne and Rush. In most of the counties, hut little attention was paid to party lines, the people voting for the men who they thought would make the best officers. The new convention project was beaten terribly. fThe National Intelligencer denies the statement that it has entered into an arrangement to support Edward Bates for the Presidency. It says : As we have heretofore, so shall we now abide the voice of our brave party, firm still, we hope, however reduced, and share its fortunes whatever they be." The tone of the Intelliycneer was certainly calculated to excite the supposition that it was thus engaged. Ir It is rumored in New York that the late Senator Broderick, befbre the duel, made a will in which he leaves all his MBKj to GayWesyw hribngnre aLrr of WPolice Gazette, Porter Spirit of the Times, kc. e Election im Vioo. The total number of votes cast, was 2888. The average opjiosition majority, is 287. One of the candidates succeeded by only three vote. There were C24 votes cast for calling a convention ind 1 828 against it.

CITY ITEMS.

Who infored the Enquirer that bo 1 . r a n , i . ca communication of A. B. was mccftmwitj detained from publication in oar paper. A a we pretend to be the proper judge of what necessary and unnecessary in regard to our business, it shows a certain amount of impudence, to say the least of it, for uny one J unacquainted with our affairs to assert that a communication was unnecessarily with-' held. Edge Tools. Wo had shown us yesterday one of the most beautiful specimens of edge tools we ever beheld. What enhanced its value, in our eyes, was the fact that it was a sample of the skill of our own mechanics. The tool in question was a magnificent steel hatchet, made by Messrs. J. C. k J. G. Surra, at their manufactory, on Main, between Seventh and Eighth street.. We should judge from its looks, and the quality of the material of which it is composed, that it was worth about a dozen of the hatchets we ordinarily bny of the hardware stores, which are made in the Eastern States. The Messrs. Smith seem to have all they n do, and we are not surprised at it, when we thcxn tarn out srJcn specimens of cntierr Qur mechanics and farmers will greatly consult their own interests by patronising this enterprising firm, and buy tools which are not likely to prove of no value. We fear, however, that our friends will injure their business by making tools that will never break or wear out. They should be careful on that point. .There has always been a great inconvenience suffered by ladies and tailors, who manufacture clothing for their families and the public, in not being able to find, in any store in the city, an adequate supply and assortment of trimmings. At Hughes' they can find any articles of tailors' trimmings that their work requires. Be sure and give him a call. Lost or Stolen. On Wednesday, Oct. 5th, at the Fair Grounds, from a sorrel horse in a sulky, one set of fine buggy har ness. Any person knowing anything of the same, will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the Sherwood House. 21. Bishop Ames Roi :kd. The Galena, Illinois Gazette, states that on Saturday night a burglar entered the house of J. N Waggoner, of that place, where Bishop Ames was visiting, and robbed the Rev gentleman's room of his clothes and a satchel containing $100. A Notorious Rowdy IE Limbo. A well known ruffian yclept, "Buffalo Bill," made three desperate assaults on a man named Marshall, on Friday night lost. Marshall laid his information before Justice McBride, and a warrant was placed in the hands of James B. Evans, of the special police. Mr. Evans proceeded to the den of Pat. Hughes, where he found " Buffalo Bill " in bed, and while making the arrest, one of Bill's co vey's made a tbrcai, but being convinced bf a word from the officer that discretion was the better part of valor, he lowered his crest, aud made no farther demonstrations The vagrant being too drunk for trial, was committed to the lock-up, to sober oil, and on Saturday mortiing tvas brought before the magistrate. At the office, he becalm very unruly, aud made an attempt to es cape; und in so doinpr, jumped out of the frying pan into the lire. Officers Hull k Sherwood intercepted his flight, and " Bui falo Dill wus mulcted in the sum of $20 and cost for his trial. Bill not having yet recovered from the late financial pauic, fouud himself bard up, aud, seqciTUR, will repose in limbo for thirty days. 41 Buffalo Bill " is oue of the greatest villains between Louisville and New Orleans. He is the special property of Hangman, Satan k Co., and the sooner the Devil gets his own, the hotter it will he for the commu nity. ffBh. Several vexatious errors occurred in Saturday morning 's paper, which we regret very much. Errors annoy publishers far more than any one else. In the communication signed by " Experience," the fifth line should read " Experience" will wager the amount you received,' kc., instead of "he re'ed.'' Inthe fifth line of the second paragraph, the hand should give place to the word 14 tool. " We also wrote out a couple of notices one of Divide service at Locust street Church, and one of Mis Hewlett's lertur at Marble Hail,- but in some wy tin y got misplaced and failed to make their appeal ance in the paper. rhese errors annoy us exceedingly, bnt we cannot new help tl em. Sollivxh CounTY. The Texrc Haute Hrpress says it was reported in tliitt nlv that tbe entire Republican ticket was elected in old Sullivan oa Tuesday We think so remarkable a change in politics as this would indicate, can hardly be ioasible. 19 The betting on the county election, io Indianapolis, was quite extensive. The Journal says one man alone lost $1,000 on tbe election of Auditor. 7 be Indianapolis Atlas says tbe po litical battle in Riuh county was fought 6u pure, unadulterated Lecomntonistu and Dred Scotisi i. Col. J diu L. Uobinaou was the convention that made tbe ticket. lie was the maker of the platform, and com manded the forces in the I fight, and hits come out victorious. Rush ed his ticket, by from forty to seventy ma jority. Notwithstanding the efforts of the State Sentinel to cruh out Col. Robinson, he sttil lives and comes out with increased I lower. fUt VinceBtlCf is to be lighted witb gas for the first time, on next New TOM? mrt.

Every man ho! desires tbe nomioa

tion attd election of Dougla-in 1860111 stand by thu Democratic ticket, lo-ciatTCr The , . mumm . mits a'c an his i.kt. i.s, ana li taev p . ... , . . . Bl. MT V U II nil. ' v .1 I'lC "III UUII Lis!. rid liiiuself, 1 otli lero and tlsewhere. To-niorrow will develop who are the genuine friends of Douglas in Vigo county. If Ibis wm the hom-ii opinion of the Tcrre Haute Journal the day lfore the election, what cuusohUion can it offer Mr. Douglas for "the severe blow upon bis friends and himself, both there and elsewhore,'' given on the day of the elections? NEW ADVERTISE3IENTS7 FFMCMJI-LIST F LETTERS REMAINr in the POST OF Ft UK at Evansville, In diana, on October 10, ltk.'y. Person calling fur the-") letters will please say "advertised " aud give date of )i-t. Jtllen Jrthnr Armstrong, Miss Jaue AJi (iou.Miaa Laura A' U MM Mis L A Adrian B Avcrill, Albert N A: kin Mm Julia Bo rimer, John C IkwmiI Win JairettSanit Hilly ) K raft F T Kuutz John D Koehoe Petwr Lewis M'm 47 Leonard Ward Bhv khurn. Mm M irtbal.u-rher Dsni-d Bor Inner Phillip Drown Klisu 2 1. vim Wn H Lock port .-am fiong beth Lahay Mrs Aua Levis U B Laiupton Moi.r. o JtmHr John Make Geo Martia K T Pitched Geo W Meuninfi John Mayhoru Ben Mver Miss Mary CD Miller O P Mitchell li ev Jss Morris Mrs KUen C M iller John Mathers Beu R McBride Jas McPaddin James McCudi) Ah McClendon Y E McCann John M ij'iirk Pat McConaughy W Vsrsits Jms Neil I Tbos O'Brien francis Oshorn John B O'Mara Jas Jrait Smith Ur.ii. lt.. n Kixialv:i B B ta-kltira Samh J Barnet Miss Caroline Bin! WmC Bkr Jhn T Barnv lltury Brnet Win Byers Geo Burkavert Win Brown Nathan Brown J ock Burnett John D Bradford Sam V Boy n ton II Browning It Bonn John Buyvr Sam I Bullitt 4 Downey Chafe Miss Emuui M Clark C O Carter I M P Conrad Carulino Cada Mr Cummins C G Clover, Miss M;irtlia Gunnel John Carter Mr Mary A Coon Henry Cross J G Clark Jas L Cunningham John Cully MVsjMary Umnitt Mir mm Dnukerfon It K2 Deguer Iloury Doualey Mrg Ellen Dorey Mr Dunks Charle-t Dewey fc Co Dvi W II T Downey Jatue Davidson Mrs Lixzio L Downes Jere Jirt.ni Jmm Elklna David Evans Tbos Everett A X Kdward J B ttnton M,i Foster Methngh Funk Mary Ann Finkbtou Conrad Fleming Mrs Mary U,itn, liio Gilbert Geo T Goodiey Sarah Ann Gallagher A Campbell Gerrard Ely George Wui 2 Urueuoueji Jo Gill Mis M A Hinting THom 4 tiawkimt Jno i iiardym.m Davi! Han write Cliaa Harris John M Hutchison Sidney Hank Mis Mur I Hendricks Jewuo Hudson Mrs E Hill A J Harlan John M Uandley Allen Uolliiigswortli Jo IlUnuiug Wm Hicks Co J ' .In .Wsrv JoUnstiu A -Jarulsoii John C I - A B Jet, del W II Price I A Porter E J Patrick Jas Porter A B Pattereon John jsjgajl sjht W "m KevuoUU A H Ritchie Mits Jane 'I Rnyinoud Herman BntturU Boturt Stephens Thos Snyder Geo W Shauhar, Francis HUH Mrs M Stuart Mr Mary A Sicaritto An thou y Small Geo S Stoeser, Jo Smith Mrs Latkia Sutherland Emily Stall Tbos Muyveiit P Salisbury John Asaitb Wu Stoi Math D Stevens S L Swiuney Jo Sauder ;? Spratty Jo Stiafer FUt Shewu P T Salisbury Jas Thommt Chmi Ml Tbusien Klira Thompson Johu Turner Mrs J Turner Tbos Team Smith Thompson Alex I 'a net Tho Vafey O G M-VifAf Wei, I. er Mis Anna W VOrth Mrs Mary V heeler J W -1 Wise fid 'i Webbe Peter Wetrensr Adolph Webber Mr C L Williams S Wall Johu Wel li Midi I'ott Jo Yates Jo O. B. Rl'DD, P. M rut: to rax m-aybbh: Sjy w Notice is given to the tivX-payers of the city of F.vaneville, that I have receive,! frooi tbe lit. Clerk the 'fax Duplicate for the current year, lv, . nd that 1 am now ready to receive the taxes for .-.il e-:ate, m ronal pro-rty, and poll and dog tax. The tJX- n if due on real estate are tw be paid within oue mouth front date ; otherwise, said real state will he sold for the taxes assessed thereon. P. SOHMtK'K, City Collector, rissxsi Hie, Oct. 17th. lri.iD. .(.Hike No. 11 Slain struet, over Mesker's oct7-lmd BtK 1' FOB SAI.K, TttM MEST i.oiiv in tl.e Mate lor a litlie Unv or irirl tor sali'. V rv hiiii,itnI u n.' suits, l.ny turn alo. Cull at HIU1HK.V for ialormation. ectu i XKt i Tenrti -V 1 ice. LBTTBBS te-t.inii-ntar , with the will annexed, of the otitic of Thomas J. White, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, notice is lierehy given to (l...se induhted to s.tid estate to make immediate paM.i.'iit; and to t hose Inrv im; claims against the same to present them, duly authenticated according to law, for payment. The ealate it supaated to lw solvent. KM I1KK P. WHITE. oct.4-tf Kxecutrix. r?tn .v .i rot hi t-uooh t o.vJt laiiulit; !oiue uotert and a small am unit of money, win. h the owner cau have bv proving property. olt-U J. SABKBTON. VTi'HJt B Y. V Fjr.-5 (TlfOXKJY' Just received, per Ad i ins Kxpress, for sale at lower prices than elsewhere. J. STKAUBftSON. til 47 Slain street. n r.MlW nershin heretofon THMC ffJmTxistiiiK hetween Wm A. MchVa and Henry M. " Is, under the firm of McKea A Wells, is Uiis day diseulved. The undersigned i alone authorized to use the name of the late Arm, ami to him nil deht must be paid. octl4 WM. A. l -KK A mJBEHM BUTTKB.AO Emm, j cut B , r. eeiuen at T. li EDMUND'S, cat 14 Posey's Block. romm.s'mmEmrjiBT T. KEDMOND'S, rusey's Block. It HI. El i i v .1 al oetl orl : MM ' " WW i n ts-jiti:. ntA U ChnppiiiK Axes; M ! Meat Cutturs; li do W.K..1 Saws; n do Osal Hods; lm. lis Kirn Irons; ' ftsnen Mat Saws; j ne Butchers' fti els, just received. netW lKo. 8. SON STAG. umm'"' ftJ !.' .i un uki;kivkd WW - dosi-u Men I Srlvea; .mi do lliildles, ass d, 4 to 10; JW do Wire Bat Trsfsj; 1 ' yards Safe Wire; jihi do W.ive do, uss'd. nrtl.l (IBO. 8. SONNTAO. -,a tSV" tst.n.nEU. i Ot THESE Mip. not Cuiuiuer received this day, warranted to cive iii Ir.' ithdnction, iEO. S. SONNTAO, octl3 Atteut, Ne. M Main t. ) Olo MJrM j'M4wr vobjt.' 100 bids, just receivtsl at T. BKOM iND'8, oct 12 - Posey's Bli k. Main street. mrtBKHT it r t t e h . VI KUV8!- i -B Jiut receivett ami lor sule at T KEDMOND', tMtS Poaey's Blk, Main strit t jr t. i thuie wo i t ii rjwm.B MVdm h'-r i iistomers and the public in general that she hns rnntoved to the corner ot WaJnnl and ronrth street, when shewill continue to carry on Hie MILMNEBY and DUESS-MAKING Bt'Sl MMftH, Who has also on hand a stock of Millinery Goods Wl Press.Trimniinzs, which h is closing veTOcnenpa ucti Vwf'M oesh I EJSE TJKE I am Koiuir to pay mark) I iitleiitioii to the manufacture ot I.ailiee', Misse'. mid Children's Sha of all kind. In cases of euierjrem y, l ulie.s c;n have shoes made within four hours notice. If any one doubts the lncf,M them try it. iientb'nteu will please call and see the hamlsotne mil dunvlde styUts of Kail and Winter Boot I am lo n'aV.lriv'. TrANTKIItnni. sh.it. li , ten or tw-tre ko I jnrneym. n, for men's and women's work. The lllIiii'!l ' sill ur psm in own. 1 eansSI JOHN BASCII, No. b Second st.

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giLVi -1,0 LUl 1,0J . Mi XT JJTTtMM bore ii''. Bit Hi iMc for pattern Bsakem, aud all ue for wliuh g-vi Klne is required, for sa'- i t or: 10 iBU.nrous o srg .iore. M TYPE ARTISTS. KKI.LFH .i- WBITK. at the MUritatlon of a number of artists, have brought on a complete assortment of PHOTOGRAPH k AMBROTYPE STOCK, Consisting of every $tykof CASE, PLAIES, BATHES, CAMERAS. STAKOri, CHMMICALS, Ac, e., with whkh they are preeered te fernlsl. the trade at Cincinnati prices. All orders will receirs promit attention. KKLLEK & V HITE, )e4S-drwlm No. 32 Mais street. The Great Medical Discovery ! SCOVIIJ.'.' SAHATAEILLA ASD STILMSOU, OE BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP ! FOR THE CVBK OF Screulou, Syphilitic, and Hercurial Di eases, Old Sore, Skim Piteates, and all other diseatet which are caused by an impure state of the. BLOOD. A iderful Cw.r of Berofutout Wit SumUing t H ths Btmttmtnt of Mmrtin Bobbin; WW WW ei H IPJf V F THE W0RST (-HS ever recorded. lis now enjoys robwt keuUk, and has fr the past year done as much work as any young man of his age I This cure has excited his friends, neighbors, and physicians, and tb some of the Medical Faculty. One of the Pro fessors (Dr. K. S. Newton,) wno was called to see as a Surgeon, not to prescribe, was so forcibly eased with the JiemarkaUt Vurmtie Pvum t (at Mid. -oie , that he ha adopted it into hie private practi :e, as well as at the Colleges and Hospitals. Cincinnati reb. 16, lsos. Msnsae. A. L. Scovili. h Go. GeutUmtn. I will with Kreat pleasure aire my testimony as to what your SaiiapaMLLa and Still .IN". i a, ur Blooaana l.irrr amruo, baa done tor me. Some three jeers and a half ago, I was' attacked ith a Scrofulous hits Swelling, which was at tended witb most excruciating iain. I tried vari ous remedies, aud haO two of the best physicians et the city (one of them a Professor In an MM school Sled lea I Odlege), ana tbey lauea u give weeng relief. I was fo reduced that I was confined to my bed for over three months. The nerves and mus cles of one leg were so contracted and drawn up, that I could not tealk. I had more than a dozen runaiay uUert n my leg from which I took, front time to time, more than one hundred pieces of BOSE, seme nl tneni mini tnree to lonr nicne iouj. t wn reduced to almost a skeleton, and my frieuds had given np all hopes of my recovery. I was ia this coaeition when 1 -onnneiu en the use or your uioat and Lifr Syrup. 1 have used altogether seme two ri.'.eii bottles ot it, aiul at tUe same time tbe loi,ne Ointment, which yon advise tt use with it ; and lastly, the HedingJ)inlmeui, given under tho head of "White Swelling," in your directions. Ian now able to attend to onsmsss, aud my legs have become so stroug that I walk withoat any difficulty, and have tntirtl referred me health. Yours, trely, MARTIN ROB BINS. Jr Residence on Eighth street, between Mound and John, Mo. , or at the place of business, with rown A Villette, No. 4 East Fourth street. Read an extract from the Cincinnati MediealJournoli Vol. 6, page 310, by it editor, Prof. B. S. Newsou, in regard to this remarkable care: "While Martin Robbias was la the very worst imaginable condition, we were called to attend him for a fracture of the lea;, produced by a fall. The Indications of a Munion of tbe bone, under thectrcumstances, were very unfavorable, tor he would sit, day after day, pit-king ami emnll piece of bone, which would slongh off. I found him neiog Hearill't preparation, which he continued to s until a cere wat eeeied. We gave him no constitutional treatment, twdufr, in attendance only as a surgeon ; yet we confees we had much curiosity to see what could be done In a system so extensively diseased as his Will tho afflicted call on the agent and get a pamphlet containing certificates of cures well known citizens or Cincinnati r sjkit Recollect that this medicine is wraranted to cure all disease that are caused by an impure state of the hi "ol. Si'ov ill's Blood and Liter Ffrvp is cosnpoend entirely ef vegetable, and is perfectly tafe for Children to umtt iu case of sore mouth or eruption of the skin. If mothers value the health ef their children, they should eradicate the seels of the disease before it Is too late. Read the statement of ono of tho olJest chemist in Cincinnati. W V.r..l v eurtifv tit we have tven made hi ff.MHiited with Scveiire Sartaparilln ' Stillimfia, or 1 i,'. r.. An LfYRU SYMVP. Tie ingredients are entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters into the preparation. W. ft. MERRILL ft 00., One door Wist of Burnet House, Ctn'ti." For sale bv the PrvprWtvr. A. L. SCO V ILL Sl CO., N '. It West Kighth At., Clnelnnati. Also, by Keller A White, Evansvllle, lnd. M. 8. Thorn jeon, Also, agent for the ante ef Dr. fTuU'i BaUam for fie Lnng, and Dr. Baler' Pain Pnnmem, for the curx of all pniu, both internal and external. mtn-OMTumn .. . tt orrte mjyvjrjr mj- mwm jt.vo 9 tell cent rolls, at lHtl THOMPSON'S Prng Store ran TO MJ I t M Tbe genuine nrtlrle, nt octlW THUMPS Ml Drug Store, r ft o T M m m. mm mv m rt em mm m m. SWJ i AY JEW SIMMS Wail. Tooth, faint, Varnish (large or smalU, Pencil. Painters', Dustine. Cvunter Duster, N-rub, Horee, and V. I... m-U. witb all other kind of Brushes you can nk t..r iu a Uru Store, can be bo tht very cheap of Ktlo N. f. THOMPSON, Druggist. AT'. m I iu the THE States, oldest esuUishuient Unilwl whole or ground, warrranted te glv nv chars;, for sale at VICI Ive satisfaction or KKKY Hi; us TTtjyLiHU jivnTdtmn, me. Mj loo Ih Km. I is h Mmtard, loose or in cans; 4 doc jars prepared French Mustard; 511 rr-s Kentucky Mustard. All warrauted too.' for sale at h KKUV HRiiTHKItS. uov4 Ne. Villain street. ft IJtM UOHH'. J LI. to hiat "Mud Ios or any oilier "game will find an excellent assortment or tbe vartou brands uf gunpowder and gun cans; also, shot and lead, at reduced rate, at VI- KKYBUuM, ot7 K- Maiu treet. mrUBT BKCBIVKD 1..-.70 FJt h W aces of China , lHan, Cv ami .oov.HyrUaaex: lOtl irros Table Cutlerw. J. W. MUCOES. 18 Main street, Bvanaville. aa 38 crate assorted for the Country Trad on hanT ItJMh FALL AND WINTKR 18.r.0 tXHJJS'KI. .V T MEtLL 1 9 fully solicit the attention of khp kittheir numerous Iri. tid and cujtotncis to an extensive assortment of FALL AXD WINTER GOODS, Which they are daily receiving and submitting fo inspection These good embrace all the lie we design and most desirable patterns mauufweturrd aud are admirahly adapted to the Western Trade Annexed they enumerate a few of the departments which will be found complete, and i on;i rising all th aovrlties of the eeasou ; Cloths, Cassimeres, and Doe -Skins; Satinetu, Fancy Twee. is, and Jeans; Muff- Meet see, and Dree Good; Ginghams, Print, and Scotch Plaid; Bibboua, Hosiery, and Glove; Blantset, Flannels, Linseys, and Th kins. SI setinci. Shirtings, and Mariners' Stripe; Ccnulne Irish Linens, "eur own importation;" II at au. I l nts. icy A i - jeg , Netinn, TrimmiiiK, ftr. octlS COBSRH MA IS A SP TIRHT STS. wyi.ot u: BMmvmt M iui bbl "WeiU M ills' Bxtra Fh.ur; SO sack do do Just reo-ivisl and for sa!e hy octfi GEO. FOhTBR ft CO. jTiOJWl ny cheatiei a;iee article ia nee tor makiug- Soap. One pound of ii in ili- s twelve gallon of good soft soap. Full direction wld with every box of it, by octto s H. THOMPSON, DrnggUt. sT MM CM tV-B-& OOBMJAT MOB eMLl T. REDMOND'S, Posey's Block, Main street. U at vctt'i

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evm ,V) boxes various hranfe brilif Virginia, V do Halves Fives, ad KiahU; caddle " Planter - Choi. . . do " Burows. In store aud for sale low, by oct6 UJ10I'OSTElt A CO. EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF JEWELRY! A Fine Gold Pencil, with Gold P,n Attached, OK Gold Locket for $5! AtJ a put: HU M t th i ii to i i TEH TUTtt m-UJKfT I' It ft hi T.I - ble experience in eur , rm.iit nmdif ot 'li-i ing of onr JKWELKY, iri ., ! from the univet:il I salisUtctiou given to all who hue i:ilriuisssS our Hons", We take pie. -n e i miyiu- tliAt We now consider our Li.siiic- tur.y ;iini i liiMiieully ert ihlisneo. W wish ic ia.de- 1 thatthiiin no Lottery, but a fair and legitimate sale, in which each person gets the worth of hi-or her money in GoM Pewit tcitk Gold Pen attar:.- d, era (,'oM I.nclet, worth S-r each, which cannot be Ixmght at uny retail store for the same price ; and in mid-thin to the purch uh?, each person receives a Premium of Jriefr;, not less in value than 9, und it in.iv Ik- worth ", 8, lo, 12, 15, 2il,5ii, or even faxi! HO MOSEY RISKED! We propose to let a person know what .Piuia.uui he will receive before si uding his mouey. Any Lady or Uenth man desiring one of the above articles, can first send u their name and address, stating whether they want the Peucil and Pen, or Locket, and we will make their selection, aud inform tliein by return mail hat Premium they are entitled to. They can theu have tbe privilege of sending for it if they choose. Our premiums are distributed in a fair and honorable manner, and as soon as tin- name of the purchaser is received with the ; his Pencil aud Pen aud Premium, or Gold Locket aud Premium, are put up in s safe manner, aud sent to the owm-r by mail, free of postage. Uur plan, from long experience iu the aboro business, has given general tatisCaction, as each purchaser can sell or trade the above articles for all they cost him, and retain the premium gratis. If, however, any person should feci disposed to send us their money in advance, tkey i..ay rely on being as fairly dealt with as though they had made previous application. And if anyone is dissatisfied with their purchase, and an unbiased person competent to judge suys the articles arj not worth more than the tnuuei uuid for them, and in somecises TEN or even KVUTY times tmm amount, let such perm. u return theoods and we wilTtVeely refund the moss?. But some will ssknej many have), how can we afford to ive so much for ssvimi.. money t In answer, wu say, thai all ) an- acqmtwted -S.ilh.Xh Jewelry business know that 1 here is scarcely an article ot J. wclry iiiiLha.--d at u retail store, utaui which there is uopa profit of from luti to 4 per cent, on manufacturer' price. We being agents for the manufacturer, have adopted Ibis plan of dispoeing of our goods, rather than seHinsfo country dealer on time, aud taking the chaui eybf collecting our hills. By thit- Arrangement, ue hriuth puichufier in direct commnnicatiou with the inauutaf tun r, and the profts that are made by the dozen hand thromthrwhfch the Jeu-ejrry has to pass, we rive to the purtsiasvr in premiums, as above stated. We therefore ofTerihe following Ibducemi nts to persons sxting as agents for u: . Any poteen sending us $i" lor our Kooda, -Jrill re ceive a Pauoil uud4eu and Premium, or Locket und premium, free. For further inducements, see circular. Anion; our premiums are articles suitable for ladies er gentlemen, such as GeMleinen's Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Vent and Guard Chains, Gold Sleeve Buttons, Gold Watch Keys, Gold Surrr Srcps plain and with aettiugi. ; .,..: n Scarf Puck new style ; Gold Breast PW, Califor nia uiainonu run, ooiii uings, A. . We have GOLD WATCHES, Florentine, Mokhic, Gold Stue, Cameo, Garnet, and Coral Breast Pins and Ear Rings, Gold Bracelets, Gold Sleeve Duttous, Gold B. It Slides, Gcdd Bings, dx-. Also, Pianos, Mclusleons, fttusicad Boxe. Aecordeoss, ftc. nA Unexcept iouiihk' I references given beuever required. I. AGENTS WANTED for every part of the country. M. B In sending your names, write tie State, County, aud Town plainly, so as to avoid k Iters beiog miscarried. Address ANGLE Jz. CO.. lirj CANAL 8TKEET, (Old No.) oct.V2wd JSem IVrfc. H0LLIM1SW0KTH k WH. ' WW " J T t:t A.7J 7 W 1RGE mm. niol ne .Hi .rtiiM .ii .1 UlK K I' I: Y-U A I: V OLAs.s'W ARK, CHIN A s . ..it street, Bv ct. SliSVllle. a. h. r viat'ii i ki .Io IS W . hINtlUAM II. KAIRCIHLD & CO, (k'ueceesora to T. C. TwiTcncu. ft Or.,) C o in in i s s i o n Moreluiits, 70 POYDR AS STREET. ct4 X t V O ft 1. n A N S. M9H flt Ei.vs, .iTf.nv;: , JSi M others iitiog our city, are tut .rmed ths D it mm. II. r. RTUDDAbD, No. 17 Main treet. has Just received a lull sUwk of Drugs, Mtdli in j Paint, Oils, and V., rni-h..-, direct tr nitho m.iiiii(arturers and importer. hught for ..-ash, and Is now prepare.1 to fill all orders at such rices as will insure kutfsfsctlon. Ordep left at the stote by persons wish in ir to visit the Fair, will ie promptly attended to, In their ahseuoe, at the same price as If tbey were present. oct5 BEST HE Ell-Ell .1 EHI SII EOT Wm of SH ALLEN BfcRtJKU s A N'TIlOTE,a sure remedy for Fever and Ague, at W. H. P. STODDARD'S, octS 17 Jf tin street. W ATCHKS, 0 LUCKS, AND J ! 5 E L U V. I WWJVM.CI EVI.I. m" COJtl'LETKti Mm. our stiK-k at good iu the above line, hy late arrival direct from the .namifiu lur. i -, ii ;u-,. einibled to show a large and well selec ed stock of i Gold and Silver Watches, all kind of Jewelry, Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac. all of tho labsst styles und ' li. h tlesigns, which we offer at the lowest Eastern prices. All ladies and the tv. of mhlind are re spectfully Invitisl to call und examine our goods, at the old stand. BITTRoLK llltl, octt 4S Maiu St., U lnet n First and Second. -MjLKcTiojr o f' rofj't iE,njjv MJ EIGHTH WARP. The qualifitI votorsuf tie- Kibth Ward are In reh) notified that an elect ion i II i,.- h. id it the Touog America Engine House ofi Saturday, the LCih day of Octolwr, ls.V, to elect a Councilman for the Eighth Wsrd, to titl the vacancy o cariiotied by the resignation of Thomas Rednmrnl, Ksq. W. BAKL'U Mayor. Mayor's Otlic.-, Evansville. Oct. 4, lS.VJ.-td 4JBT mm.VMVHU.-JI 1.1 BUB A SO splendid lot of huh, felloe, r;iok.-s. shafts. and p. IFor sale low by octt K. W. SARIN CO. rmijyrv wjshhojhus oozk.v JMj j ust received and for sale bv oct a 9. Jt. OlLBtRT t- CO. mBMtJLS-300 KMSah-JiLE miZKs tw fi for Ue Jy oct a W I' 'V4HfafaAV 8. K. GILBKRL ft-CO. BiTiJire fJlPKB-l'lTt HEX.Hfi Bote, cap ami letter, for sale low by oct a . mm. a li K llfcltT 4 CO hjTJ HCll TUE.T'-Fi-E BOX'S W for sale by oct 3 S. E. GILBERT ft CO. eWBPMT CMJMJ"FOB T m MUMtlg for sale by oct 3 S. E. GTLRERTftCO. MWeVifi 4 pJbt.vkk witii WW A SMALL CAPITAL. A jersoti who has u mill, with a good apparatus for makiug flour, snd to which is atlacl.isl a circular saw, having exhausted his a.eatis in preparing his mill, newds partner with a small capital to buy wheat, ami to oierste tbe establishment. There is a home demand nt good prices in the town for all the mill cau proilnce. The chance is an excelleut oue- tor a ganl investment. Apply to the editor of tho Journal, sept 20-4 f,TJ B t J.VII I. E S O.S E H t -V H K II KM I xe fur sale low by urt .1 S. K. iIL ILRTft CO. MAhBMtBTJBEEs J.VI FBVFT8. W Sweet and Iri.-.h Potatoes, Turn ips, Gr-o Aples, ftc, at VICKERY BROS.

MISCELlANE0US. rMCMMt9B FOB TMWJt OlBVMiCT Fair and tbe Railroad cau be purruevo-d at flk followiuf places, SOi person wvuld save themsaives trodUe by purchasing befere leaving the t eity : Washington Honee, Main street; John '..'.'-. do: V. P. Stoddard's, do; Ilorubrook sf 1

Co.'s, Water street ; Depot E. A C. Railroad, eei.tao p. H0RNBR00K, Secy. Enquirer copy. J0 SCH0ENFELD, MANUFACTI'RKRst WUOLKSALE DKALKK IN CLOTHING ! CLvTUS, r.tiJSMKKKS, HATISETT, TlVVEl'S km u GENTS' FURNISHING G(XDS. Also, lints avnd Csipsu No. 3 W.tTrn Bteeet, bet. Maijc awt SroAHonr, seplJ EVANSVILLE, IND. It KslHJ BLK JJ'U VMK,VJtBLMS Keiil Estate for sale at public auction Octo ber 'ih. lflfl at 10 o'clock A. M., at the Courtbouse door. Une hundred acres in five acre lots on Washington Avenue, about one mile from the Court-bouse, beloiiinif to Wui. Uierbowor. These lot are -.nil able lor private reidencee or gardening purpose. To persons desiring property fr either of the above I .nrposes or to hold on speculation, this sab- presenU stioug inducements. Now is the time to secure a place for a suburban residence at about what you would have to pay for a small lot in tSe city, borne of these lots are heavily timbered. We will sell at private sale between now and tbe day of sale. We are always on haud with horse ami bugy to show parties desiring to buy this valuable property. Teums LiBKUAi. Plat of lots to la seen at our . ih. in Poesy's Block and at the Post-ufSor. Mcdonald a sabin, - : ,' lm Real Estate A Insurance Agvuts TlOZART HALL! rmrBK old jpoi.lo mlmle hjh W lieuu purchased hy the subscriber and its name changed to MoZAar Hall. It has been entirely renovated aud fitted up In an elegant and convenieut style for Dramatic exhibitions, aud for Concerts, Balls and public meetings. A new stage ha been erected and an entire uw set of beautiful scenery added. A neat aud convenient restaurant is now attached to it, from which parties can le supplied witb supper aad rvfraahmeats equal to any to be obtained in the city, 'the proprietor ' will stiare no expense or exertion to make it an agreeable and pieaeant place of resort for ladies and ciit It-men. In the Restaurant, Oysters and othi delecacie of the soaeoD, will be served up at any , hour for visitors Four parlors and a large dining room in which over two hundred guests can bo seated, nave been erected in place of the old Bowling AUey. sVp :)tf C. F. BOLLE. 'North Atlantic Steamship Co.! BBEtJI EJ m THBOVUm ..VY TO MM, SAN FKANCISCO, via Panama Railroad, and connecting only with steamer Golden Gate, Golden Age, John L. Stephens, aud Sonora, of the Paetfic Mail hteamthiy Company at Panama, Direct to , AiiHimu. i tie spieuaiu teamnis BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC, Haviug been entirely refitted and adapted to the California trade, ill herenf er ran as Above, leaving this port on the 6th and 20th of each month, from tbe foot of Canal street. North River. i q I'tssengers and Mail will be forwarded hy Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent steamship, which wll be in readiness and leave immediately for San F.nneisco. They will be embarked free of expense from Railroad, by Compa uy's steamboat TABOO A. An experienced Surgeon i attached to each ship. Steerage passengers found in cooked provisions, betiding, and attendance. It is believea that tbe accommodations afforded by tbe above ships are unsurpassed by auj in the world. The pnbtic are informed that the P. M. S. S. Co. always have ONK OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama, ready for sea, to avoid auy possible detention of Passengers or Mails, and embark their passenger by steamboat. For nsage, apply at the ouly office of the Cem-l-anv, on the Wharf, foot of Canal street. North River, to WILLIAM H. WICK QAM. sept3o.2d HENRY WARD BEECHER'S 9 Published weekly in "TIIE INDEPENDENT!" .V anUMTMOjy TO TMM 1WTJT Averting matter contained In every successive number of The Independent, the publisher is happy to annonnre that the Sunday Morning Sermon of the Rev. If ckky Ward BtrmiR will sppesi exclusively iu its columns every week. They are the only reports given to the press which receive revision from the author' own hand. Among the other special contributor are tbe following well k nown writers: MLS HAU1URT It EEC II ER ST0 WE, Re. GEO. it. ciit:r.rt:k,oMd joum a. whittier. TERMS Two Dollar a year, payable in advance. Address JOSEPH H. RICHARD. Pub: her. No S Beekman street, N. T. S7 For sale by all News Agents. sepA;-dAwtw JD IfhOLt TtO.y.TMMt PBOFBHBaird has ceased, by the withdrawal ef Dr. Baird. Th. kills will lv adjusted by Dr. EH KM A V. who is authorizes! to collect the same. jrmjts. KMBJiJjy tiLKtriz. mm. MM Ell KM AN has asocisted ith him in his profession, Ir GLKIVI7. pronounced Glavl recently flora one of the ! -'. German Medical school, and who ha had practice aaa surgeon as well as a physician. Tbey can be consulted at the office heretofore occupied by Dr. Khrman, at all hours. oct 3,tf wU. T T iu the fami WET KUM&K, ONE TO Lil t: family preferred, Apply to xt3 J. W. Hl'GHES. nno M terms, a Boat -yard and Dry -dock on the Canal just outside the city limits. Apnlv to ct 3 j. w" ArcnKs. YS'Jt,ZmX, ocUtf 8. X. GILBERT ft CO. MEDICAL NOTICK. Omits. Jt. J. BBJ m'JJS'tt F. W.hJW. MF Y ER have this day asw-ciated theiusrlves together iu the practice of Medicine an. I Surgery, uu1 der the style of BRAY ft nAWYKR. Both having had long experience in 'heir profession, they feel a confidence that by strict attention, they can give satisfaction to all who may faror 1 them with their patrouage. Office oil First street, 1 oMwite the Postofilce, where one or the other can - at all times, during their office hours, be found ready to attend to professional business. Offire hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and from 2 to 5 P. M. ' n. j. mi a v , at. n r. w. saw mm, u. n. j sep293nid . tmtuvBmimm w .V) bbls assorted Nnts; 10 casks French Prunes; DO boxes Raisin, 2 casks fine S. P. Indigo ; 100 kegs Soda; 10 bbls Alum; 100 kegs pure White Lend; 50 keg Zinc; 20 dot Toy Backets; 50 boxes Extract of Logwood ; 25 boxes Cream Tartar. Sundrv other (roods too numerous to mention. just received and for sale by set 29 PRESTON BRftS. CHILLS AND FEVER. ZT i s s T H J .V 47 M P BfltJS'O strange that persons will eontiaoe to shake ' from day to dsy, week to week, sud month to ' mouth, with Ague, when serenty-Uve cents invest ed in Or. Darker' Chlorine Ague Killer would cure them souud aud well. Try it. For sale at octlO THOMP&ON'ri Drug Store. FRESH OYSTERS! mm Et e t v E II tmib j r, peu MM Express, direct 'rotn Baltimore, choice selected OTiTTERS. in can' and half cans. One trial will be sufficient to prove the superiority of these Oyster over any other brand received in this market. A constant supplv will be on hand dur. g the season. RRKINE, CURNICK ft CO., svp29 Sole Agents, 47 Main street. REMOVAL. M J sWa sV sf BoM t sff MM t MM IC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Evansville. Ind.. has removed his office to North Third street, near Main, over Baker ft Fostei 's Law Of. rice. sep29-lm mMKJBntCBBBli!-lQ M7 1 Kire Crackers Just received and for sals hy sep9 PRESTON BROS. Fjn OR A CC0 A ND CIO A RS.1M) boxes Virginia Tobacco, assorted. Brands Ihs, y.&, roe, and 8s, lump. ICS) eaddies choice Chewing 14 tno.tsiu Imported German and Havana Cigars. 4,hm IlMlf-SpanMb Cigars. For sale by cpt21 WHEELER ft BIGGS. giOFFBF.. 1 AO Ba OS PBMJSE BMB m CofAe, revolved and for sale by oct ' GRP. FOSTER CO. W 0.VJP OJM.-JrVO TMATB EOT OF w that pure Cider Viucirar. iat received ai oca VICKERY BROS HJ BMB ufJS'M C O.y'BBOOJIB. M just received at VICKERY BROS. MBKFMJVMB BV1EMBB, MB ra r Hi up.jf -r sale at TI lie CKERY BROS MiMmjrnmM. mmmb. mmjt Bracket, and Portable Lights re-gilded aad :n iner.- i to look as well as new tl xttuss, or no harge, by JOHN 0 BRIEN ft CO., oct 7 "h Locust street.

MMMsMsMWMMMMWt lvlTsCEUANEOUS. THE EVANSVIL! INSURANCE COMPANY, Ental'liehrd and Incorporate! in lsIUi.) FIRE, CARGO, STEAMBOAT HULL, FLAT BOAT RISKS. At low rates, and adjusts losses fairly and pnimptlv. Capital, - - - "(), (XX) OFFICE (In Water street, will knoun as the Canal Bank. WM. ' PAGE, Secretary. vV rrx. Un Page, INSURANCE A GENT, For i he following well known ConijuKiif Charter Oak Insurance Company, CAPITAL $5iS),ois Coii-jrcficM Insurance Company, CAPITAL ISfXVJst Peoria Insurance Company, capital imm Park Insurance Company, CAPITAL fiOsVMO Lcrtllard Insuranve Company, CAPITAL $2U0,Mi Takes all kinds of rlks, and adjtnts lews s promptly. Policies for Life Insurance issued in the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, 01 New York. CAPITAL AN1 M UPLIS $188,000 Of wbfch Sl"'." is l.-oii,.,i with the C.mp fifllerof the Mate of New Trk. sep-Jimdlui w g v t -v. i . t. h. too m j i. e tt WW Largo si, heavv Gunny It iu-. in store and for sale by PRESTON BROS

J. C. $ J. G. SMITH, So. 187 Mo In street, Cor. Sewemtfc,. EVASSVILLK, IND. g1BJTEEt I. EOU TMM PJHTPJT WjW ronage beatowed upon them, beg leave to in form their frieuds aud the community in iteneral, that with the aid of uew mnchiuery, thy are enabled to turn out work superior to that of any Eastern make. Tboee who wish to have good TOOLS, and at the same time encourage ! oiue nianufacture.can supply themselvtwat the factory. Hatchets, Axes, Hoes. Draw-Knives, Pork Cleavers, Millers' Picks, and Eilgeil Tools of nil kinds, made of double refined cast steel, aud warranted eual to auy iu use. sep27-3m TO MERCHANTS AND MILLINERS! ! clvclvxa tTsilk house. w P. DEV0U & ROCK WOOD No. HA PEARL STREl'T, Wholesale dealer in lLUls Ribloons, Bonnets, Flowers, SHAWLS. CLOAKS, PRESS TRIMMINGS, IICOP SKIRTS, LACK KMBROIDKRIKS, WHITE GOODS, GLOVES, ftc. tiju Cbeat Inpi cements offered to CASH and SHUKT-TIMK BUYKKX. sept 2i w. p. uxroi T HOt h WOO II VBViEUIJV JLmTKBM4M MM VmiighUHX li window snsh. W10 10X12 " 2,wjo rxi2 1500 " 10X14 I..VW M 10Xl.ri 100 pannel Doors, assorted. 250 boxes assorted Window Glass. ;O0 ken n Kaila. Just received and for sale by eptil WHEELER ft RIGGS. 1 U T TE It OE MJIPOBTJ'fE TO KVERV ONK, WITHOI T EXCEPTION. MILLER ft NIEUAI S, at the new Dry Good Store, 43 Main street, between First and Second streets. Evansville, lnd , are now in daily reeeii.t of their new and splendid stock of FA L L AM' WINTKR DRY GOODS. Tliey are determined to st II aad please all. Tliey request their fair customers and the balsnee of mankind to pay them a visit, take a view of their goods, satisfy their taste, and lay iu their stock for the season. Th stock consist of a great variety of articles too numerous tosnecify. MILLER & NIEIIA DS, Cheap Cash Store, Mm 'l'l 43 Main tret, Evansvllle W. n. MCiLi. g. H. SAFIN McDonald t sabix, General Insurance, Real Estate, AND Collecting Agents. MP J.ViS SEI.I. It E.I I EST.1T I of all descriptions, Rent Houses, Secure and Collect Claim, and Pay Taxes Will insure, against loss or damage by firs, Buildings, Merchandise, Personal Property, and the perils of inland navigation; also, the lives of individual against the dangers ami accidents of travel, in the following relitble Oonspaniee : Indianapolis In -sural ice Company , Rising Sun I nsnrauce Company , Eagle Insurance CVmi auy of Cincinnati ; Ohio Life 1 n sura nee Coi.i pa u . Permanent office in F-jeter's new building . second floor ; for the present in Posey's Block. pseplJI W. H. P. STODDARD, iMT TMMS O I II E-TJBI ISHEII OB pit,-,; STORE, No. 17 Main street, con Ouue to keep on hand- a full and complete supplj . t Medicine. i Paints, Oil. Varnishes, Glass Brushes, Perfumery, Lamps, Burning Fluids, ftc. Which he sells st a ow s figure ss say house in the city. Also, a larire and varied assertmei t of AMBROTYPE STOCK. CAMERAS, CASES, ASP CHEMICALS, In fact, everything appertaining to the art. Orders promptly attended to, and forwarded by steamboat or Express to any part of the country. sept20 m m EEs i : t WMMBM .'30 XMB Just receivisl and fer sale by sep-t, CHAS. McJOHNSTOS. THK GKKAT EASTERN ECLIPSED! (BT TMIH JBBJBKJST TBE JBBIva' ol the irreatest ship is vet uncertain : l.. t it is rejoiciae to know that the stock of FA I I AND WINTER DRY GOODS st Sam. Eubich a Co.'k is the most complete iu tbe city ; and as they expect to increase tbair sales laigslj by selling cheaper than ever, their curionter ntay rely apou getting bargains. Tbey will be pleased to show their stock renn,L to all, whether tbey wish to bay or not, and all ' (roods are warranted as rriirrstnt I i - mmm mBhmOBJM PEEJi H--TMK MlJVft TinWW children cry for. made by Itr. John Boll, ai 'tl THOMWOsfg Drug Store. UHtTB BMBBL-ft MJW.Wf barrels No. 1, just received and for sale bv GEO. FOSTER A C '. mniUABS. US p 40,000 Imported German Cigars; iw,wu txau-wuisn do Just received snd for sale by GKO. POSTER A MBit TIEI Ell WHISK l'.-l 9B BBLS MB, McGregor's Extra, fur sale low to oloss cunigument. hy GEO. FOSTER A CO. WmBTJTBKB. 50 BlMBBHEB POTJ MT toes assorted kinds, large sice, for sal st mars VICKERY RRo.v. s.' Main street. Watches and Jewelry. P. L. CEISSLER. MAIN ST., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH, OPPOSITE CO CRT HOUSE. MMM rV.VtV JEST SHTt B.'M FRoXl mm the East, a here he lias purchased a lautifiil assort mout of W ATCHKS, CLOCKS, and .ll'WKI.nv of everv des-1 CTh.li..n, the nndersigued I prepared to rait pur eh v-ers Iu every particular. He invites an exam, uatti ,u of his ge-d. and pricesy GIK88IiSB. If. B. Watches and Clocks repsirad wr ranted. sefll