Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 55, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 October 1859 — Page 2

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TUESDAY MORNING... ..JDCTOBM 18 Party C The position assumed by the Richmond (Va.) IF in reference to the organization of tho next House of Representatives has occasioned quite a flatter among politicians. The W U eBipbatically declares that it prefers supporting the most ultra of the Republicans for Speaker, to any of the so-called Democrats. The Whig is very influential in the Opposition party South, and its present position, taken in connection with that assumed by Winter Davis and several other distinguished Southern politicians, is regarded as indicative of the coarse that will be pursued by the 21 members elected from the Southern States who are opposed to the Administration. The New York Herald, in particular, whose speculations are numerous and not very sagacious, sees, in this movement of the Whig, the germ of a great organization that will sweep the country in 1S60 as did the Whigs in 1840. We would like to see a thorough uniting of the opponents oW the Administration in the campaign of 1860. We do not believe, however, from present indications, that our desire will be fulfilled ; and we doubt, somewhat, whether any permanent good would result if it was. It is presumed that the spoils will keep a party together long after its Drincmles have been aoanaoneu. mis is true of tbe Democracy, but would it bold good with the Opposition ? We think not. It never did with the old Whig party, nor would it with any partJ W mi8ht 1)6 fniraed out of the element of Opposition that now eiist. In 1854, the American party swept the country like a tornado, and yet they were weeks securing the election of a Speaker; and in 1855, they didn't make even a re ppecUblc show of strength. The party that achieves success by ignoring all platforms, spitting upon all creeds, except the secu ring of the offices will hardly stand up asjfainstjthe first reverse, and will often tumble to nieces with its own might. Platforms are essential. There must be some rallying point some banner which the eye of the soldier can behold while he struggles iu the thickest of the fight. If any great question arises, whether it be that of a National 9 Hank, a Protective Tariff, or sub-treasury ; u hclhcr it be how the Territories shall be governed : whether Cubashall be purchased, or how the Oregon boundary question shall be stt tied; wc hold that these questions should Ik embodied in tbe resolutions of arties; should be discussed before the peo ple, and by them decided at the ballot box If onr (Jovernment is not sufficiently strong to permit the settlement of these questions in this way. it fails of its mission, and dis appoints the expectation of its founders. Whether the territorial doetrino of Mr. Inuiglas, that of the Republicans, or that of the Administration be true let the people decide. But let us have no shifting .-hulllinji, or political trickery, so that the people can not fully understand in voting for a particular man, what principle they are supporting. Let ea.-h party emblazon its creed fairly and squarely upon its forehead, select its exponent, and anneal to the people. If that be done, we have no fearj but that a righteoud verdict will be given. In former years, that party was most successful who presented its position to tho people in tbe most simple and concise manner. Th aim of latUi-day politicians is to so conceal their creed nuder a mass of verbiage smooth sentences and cloudy expressions that the people will be at a loss to know what they mean, and, consequently, put one construc tion on i in one State, and adifferent one in anotb r. The Democrats secured success in 18.V- by pursuing this course. Will the same success attend a similar procedure in i860? If the Richmond Whig, then, by urging the Southern members to unite on a Repub lican Speaker, wishes to endorse their creed, it can be understood. If it only desires to bid for a share of the spoils, it is to be hoped no attention will be paid to its advice. Ev ery sensible man has become convinced that the great question of "free soil" is to be definitely settled one way or another. All parties must meet it, and they might as well do so first as last. The sooner the question of how the Territories shall be governed is settled, the sooner will the agitation of slavery cease. We have no fears of a cissotion of the Union. Neither does any of the intelligent, North or South. It is a u catch word " that has had its day. "Occasional" writes to the Phila delphia Press, that husiuca men in Washington are beginning to look forward hopefully to the opening of the new Congress. The last recess hsnbeen the dullest and most unproductive tJMfchingtoii has ever known. All classes seem to have felt tbe stagnation, and nothing but tbe responsibility of the loading boust s, kept their bonds above water during tbe calm. The next six or eight months will, however, be animated enough. Politics and business will both be stirred to their profoundest depths, and any amount of adventures of all kinds will be attempted. 'heColnmbua Gazette sajs : "In remmi to the United States SenaUjrship, we will not venture an opinion : but tbe result of tbii State election insures the nomination l.y the Ki ;ul.lii iins of the Chase ami Kates tu kit fbl tht fm sideiicr and Vice Presidency, beyond a peradvenrure in our opinion .' aT Hon. John Y. Mason, United States Min'ntr at the Court of France, died of uptjt on the 3d instant. He was a native of Virginia, and has occupied his present position about six years, having been appointed Ly President Pierce in 1853.

Miaa HSW1.WT. Crescent Cty Hall has ,

been secured for this lady, and she will deliver her last lecture there instead of at Marble Hall. This, djaetleas, will be the last opportunity that will be offered our citrcni to bear this talented speaker. Whatever views we may entertain as to the truth or falsity of her teachings, one thing is conceded by all. She presents them in their most favorable light, and urges them with an eloquence equally persuasive and charming. We think she will he greeted with a full bouse to-night. An admittance of ten cents will be charged. fjfj It is a fact that is becoming notorious, that I. Psbrt Elliott's Photographs are far superior to any that are made in this part of the country, and equal to any that are made East or West. Any one who doubts it, need but to call at the City Gallery, No. 45 Main street, examine tho splendid likenesses of Miss Holitt's and others, which he has recently made to be convinced. Mail Robbery. On Monday night the post office at Vintennes was broken into, and the whole mail from Indianapolis and the East for Eransville, as well as from Louisville to Henderson, carried off bodily. It was one of the boldest and most suece&fnl burglaries that has come under our notice for n long time. There seems to be a set of scoundrels who have nilnntpri a. svatpmatic course of a systematic course robbing Tbe wcre carried off at Vincennes, wc have no doubt, contained a great deal of money; and the vexation consequent upon breaking into a regular correspondence will prove nearly equal to the loss of tho money. So far as we could ascertain, no clue of the burglars had been discovered, aud they arc, we presume, enjoying the fruits of their ill-gotten gains. A success of the kind abovo de scribed, will render them bolder, and we may yet have the pleisure of hearing of their incarceration within the .vails of the penitentiary. Hon. Harrison G. Blake, the Re publican candidate, is elected to Congress, from Ohio, by from 1,500 to 2,000, to liil the vacancy occasioned by the death of Hon Cyrus Spink. Suspended. The City Bank, of Racine, Wis., suspended on Monday morning, one week ago. The Racine Journal says bill bolder need not letl uneasy as lucy are amply secured. William Holmes, formerly a reputa ble merchant of Troy, N. Y., who, under the influence of the spiritual affinity doctrines, to which he had become a convert, deserted bis wife two or three months since, has been arrested at Chicago at tho instance o his wife, who wishes to recover her three children whom lie took away with bim. Clippings. A performer on the bass viol, In an ama teur musical association was lately expelled for getting married, matrimony being a base viol-ation of a standing rule of the society. A dentist of New Haven, extracted for a lady under the influence of ether, 20 teeth in ten miuuies. She was unconscious of pain during the performance. A Mr. Timberlake has been mulcted in $ 5,000 in the Kenton Circuit Court, to bind up the broken heart of Miss Ann E. Williams, whom he promised to marry, and failed to keep his word. A passenger train on the Northern railway, a few days since, ran over an intoxicated fellow on tbe track. He was so insensible to tbe magnitude of tbe misfortune as to remark to the condnetor, while he looked at his lacerated limbs, "Thai if too bad; I didn't mean to hinder the train." A child in Boston having been subject to paroxysms of pains for months, an examination resulted in tracing the trouble to an eye tooth. It was accordingly extracted and found to inclose a worm of peculiar appearance, which bad caused all the trouble by its efforts to penetrate to the marrow of the jawbone. At Princeton, Illinois, thtrother Sunday, a coon went into a church during service, and amused himself by making free with the shelter afforded by the crinoline of the ladies, and created a tremendous excitement among slippers and gaiters. The local paper calls a coon in church "running politics into religion." A man named Daniel Stafford stole a pair of oxen near Detroit last week, and in 14 hours from ;he commission of tbe deed, be bad been arrested, tried, convicted, and was on bis way to tbe State Prison under a sentence for three years. A man named Morgan was arrested in Sbelbyville the other day, for setting fire to a house owned by his wile, because she would not consent to mortgage it to raise money for him to "spree" With. Another fellow, named Potter, was arrested for stealing his grandfather's horse. The Buffalo (N. Y.) Pott, a paper favorable to Daniel S. Dickinson for the Presidency, states that the delegation lately appointed to cast the vote of New York in tho Charleston Convention siands divided as follows : Stephen A. Douglas 53 Daniel 8. Dickenson 17 A majority of the delegation, under tbe instructions of the Convention, will cast the whole vote of the State as a unit. Douglas is, therefore, certain of the thirty-five voters of New York at Charleston. The Republicans of Kansas Territo ry have put a lull ticket in the field for State officers, as k lows: Chas Robinson for Governor, end J. P. Root for Lieutenant Governor. B. P. Conway was nominaUd for Congress. The firit ballot election for Slate officer, will take place in December. BffU'l'ho members of the Firu Company in New York, of which Mr Brodcrick was foreman when a rcsi.lent of lhat cily, had a meeting, and took MM table agrlioD in regard to the decease of their old leader. l'he Philadelphia Press estimates I that tho Opposition majority in Penusy lva- ; nia will exceed 20,000 They have a large majority rt' the Lejji mure ami ot tlie .Senators holding over. It is eoiisi.lere.l, l.y the Kst iufoi nicJ, that Senator Iligler a cat is likely to be reruuved from under him at the next election.

RIVER ITEMS.

AUklVEU. Mom MeLcllan, M-m Caroline, Cincinnati Woodford, Loeisv ill,. Ruim.y. St. Louis hat- Sar. hft H -i I n Lebanon, St. Louta Charley Buwen. Cairo Moses McLelian. Loisv Caroline, Nashville Woodford, N Orleans Qtiiucy, Louisville K Sar, h. t, Henderson . Lebanon, Ciiu-inn.it i Charley Bwwi-u, Cairo The weather, yesterday, was cool, and the river was falling slowly, with : feet out to Cairo. At Louisville and Cin cinnati it was falling gradually. Business on the landing was very brisk, and freights arc plenty. fJfQy" We received the following despatch last night, from Billy List : Cairo, lib, Oct. 18. Reporter Journal The Done will be at Evansville Wednesday morning, and proceed to Newburg. She will leave Evansville Thursday, at 1 o'clock, precisely, for Cairo, and all intermediate landings. List. JThe Kate Stsrchet, with Capt. Zack Taylor in command, will be in readiness at 10 o'clock this morning to convey passengers to and from Henderson, with speed, comfort and safety. ffTTbe Ahda is the regular packet for Cannclton to-day, at 10 0 clock, one 13 a good boat, and always gives satisfaction. The Charley liouren left yefterday with a good trip of freight and passengers. The Silver Star will be here this morning from Paducah, ready to return on arrival of the cars. She offers good accom modations to passengers and shippers. We notice that Mr. Sherwood has at last got to work on the levee, pnd we hope he will remain there until a sufficient quan tity of ringbolts are put down for tbe use of touts. F" Wc take the following from the Louisville Journal of the 1 7th : Capt. P. G. ORiley has chartered the tow boat rink arble to take his wharf boat, purchased last week, to Evansville, aud left last evening, commanding himself. We have always heard Capt. O'Riley highly spoken of by river men, and after making his acquaint ance, we are not at all surprised. He is a gentleman in every sense of the word. at?- The K. F. Sass has cone on the ways fit Cincinnati, for repairs'. tW The E. II. Fairchild was advertised to leave Louisville yesterday. It Ehe is w m up to time, she will be here to-day. flaT The. following are tbe particulars concerning tbe sinking of the 6tcamer Ma renan, as taken from the St. Louis Repub lic. .1 : The steamer Marengo, Captain McCallam, bound from Pittsbnrgh for this port, with a large assorted cargo, struck a snag and sunk at Roziera landing, seventy miles below ibis city. The accident occurred at four o.clock. p. u , on Friday. The officers of the Minnehaha saw the Marengo strike, and soou ascertained that she was in trouble The ili.wt h'iha, being about a mile lieliind, soon came up, aud was hailed by the Maren no for assistance. The sinking boat was run out on a bar on the Illinois shore, and was a considerable time in finding a resting place on the hot torn, which proves that the break in her hull cannot be very large. She struck for ward of the toilers on the starboard side, and eventually settled down in nine feet water astern and seven feet at her bow. She lies perfectly straight, and, it is thought, can to raised without difficulty Tho Minnehaha took oil uer passengers about forty in number, cabin nnd deck and twenty head of horses and five wagons all of which were landed here in safety. A large amount of moving plunder was also gftved and brought up by the Minnehaha Star' The St. Louis Republican, of the I'.'th, contains the following particulars concerning tbe burning of tbe steamer Lru nette: At between two and three o'clock yester day morning, the shades of Bloody Island wcre illuminated by a steamboat fire. The burning boat was the old nnd well known limnettr, which commenced her career in the Illinois river, aud ended it in the St. Louis and Cairo trade. Tbe llrunette had been idle for some weeks past, a portion of which time was spent on the ways at d.rondelet, where she underwent repairs. The buruingof the Brunette was, without doubt, the work of an incendiary, and had been premeditated for some time. Tbe Brunette was atout seven years old, and almost worth less as a steamboat. Her latter days were spent in the Chester and Cairo trade, and in towing and jobbing. She was owned by Philip Walther, and, we understand, was insured for $5,000. The shoe trade of the United Slntes is much larger than most people are nware of ; in numbers, there would be six or eight millions of pairs worn annually ; the quality, it is generally admitted, is of an inferior grade. There are some exceptions, and we are glad to be able to inform the public that at Hcuhks', they can, for a very moderate price, secure a very choice article. NEW ADVERTISE! E NTS. -sr,sjtu-ssf sn mmi.n. 4 i.i.tn V Vinegar received and for sale by octlS QEOBQE FOOTER k 00 MIO KKtiS BJKL.no.VT aud Virginia (all sites) In store and for sale ... by UEOKt.h rOHTCa? a Ctl y IN boxes Haifa and quarters, 8 tar candle. 75 do Hard pressed tallow do received and for tale by ortlil GEOUGE FOSTER A CO. X'it sre IV) barrels white lime, 50 h hde vruy do 1 2ft bbla Hydraulic cement, iiut received and fur sale by octlS GEO KOE POSTER .t CO. from to 4 boahel, lor sale tow to close out consignment by oct 19 GEORGE F06TKB k CO. ' ssm-tT r tmjvi i a o mjul mm t&JvSknSi - tou No I, Just received and for saUby GEORGE FOSTER k CO. OtU rWMtK I .WA H A sV.VA MAS .lis J eds drawing chase tor mechanic. Those who v. i-h to joiu are rt iicted to call at bit office in ord l to batpaak the lairticulars. J. K . FRK'K, Architect. ctl'J tuner in 're-cent City Bank Ituildinir. M UfKKKt r o.v U.VI I'KOrLMi It. SBStV Ilro's. sre under the Imprest ion th.tt 4 Co. are keeping tine ilk ami taucy dress g.nsls only. For the informatlou of such we would state that our stock ot taple irotsls is cinpUle, sin h as .LICOE8, (ilNOHAMM, LEBACKH, Merinos, w.sil flannels, the best of cautoU U.tnuels, liuseys, ble bed uud brown shirtings aud sbeiiugs, Ac. Also sattinets, jtns and cassimetes, for men and br y' wear. Call ift and examine. ItMfSfCfl RHU S a CO. oct 19 No. :u M.iiu street. WW ers X weiabtmau's manufacture. Just receiveil aud for sale at a small advance en eastern pricee, at WM. 11 '. STuliHAKIl'it. tli w - . 17 M.iin ilr ul. ts: iajm i-m : wiioi.ns.u i: Ma mid retail. A new lot in ure to-day direct li..iM tho lu.iiiufa. Inlets at the liug titi.ro ( WM. II. P. STIIAKI, ,"11'' 17 Maia street. wxTstat T a.vn or i.otJ W.K.U exiii.ct c.pp, rm, indigo, ma. Id, id a X' neial ass -rtm.-nt f ilia tufls at WM. II r. Till.Kl , wtlS 17 Main Stnil mum vukjim tjhtkk, ru M In.ui crstals, exresal) for taimly use ' HM.H V. Mlii UiAKO S. BCtH 17 Main -drecl. i tfsP in.itn swans, p st mas u. ' Mm, pvr t up,;foi sale at VICKKKY BKi

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ayer's Cathartic Pills, ros am. tub risrosrs or a family physic. ar so cm I--sea u n maeae.! wiinin me rung- of theirtetioti csn rarely withstand or evade them Their penetraMng prseertiet search, cleanse and invigorate every portion of the human organism, correcting its d incased action, and restoring its healthy italities. As a consequence of these prcp-erth-a, the Invalid who In bowed, own with pain or physical lelility is astonished to nnd his health or . nergy re-tored by a remedy at once so simple and Inviting. Not only do they cure tho cvery-day complaints of every body, but also many formidable and dan gerotis disease. The agent below named it pleased to furnish gratis my Atsericau Almanac, containing certificates of tbeir caret and directions for their ate in the following cotnplaintt : Cotrtreaem, Heartburn, Headache ar,,i.; front duordrrcJ Stomach Nautea, ItuU.j'-ttion, Pain in and Morbid Inartion of nVt Ilotrelt, FlatuUncp, Lou of ApjHite, Jamndiet, and other kindred cornpUintt, anting from a low ttateof the body or obttrnction ot Itt lunctiont. Do not le put off by unprincipled lwalert witn tome other pill they make more profit on. Aak for Am 8 Pills, and take nothing else. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. son tuk bapiu ci as or Covons, Colds, InrmsMZA, Hoabsenku, Caorr, Bronchitis, Ixcipiekt Conscmptiox, and ron TBI BELIEF Or CORIUBTPTIVB PaTIEHTS IM ADVAXCED STAUES Or THE DISEASE. 80 wide is tho field of it usefulness nnd to nu merous are the casos of its cures, that almost every section ot the country a 00 units in pertous pnblicly known, who halt- been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungt by itt use. Wlu-n ouce tried, Its sufieriority over every otfrer medicine of itt kind, it too apparent to escape ob servation, and where itt virtues are known, the pablic no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the dlttrxssing and dangerous affections of tho pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate. While many Inferior remedies thrust upon the community have foiled and been discarded, this hat gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on tho ufnictpd they can never forget, and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be for gotten. tW I'repsred hy l)U. J. C. A 1 I'll a-CO., Lowell, Miuwachusetts. Hold by KELLER WHITE, Evansville, and by all Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun try. octlft-oindAweow EVANSVILLE PAPER MILLS. F. FUNKE, Proprietor. C. Schmitt k Stark, Mo. 3 A 5, First ttreet, Aircnts Alwayt on hand and for sale at Eastern prices, all qualities of wrapping paper. sytk Itegi ut shj highest market price, taken in exclauge for aper. octlKmO mmn xk'MMijk t tutor jim. j. so.v.v W would respectfully inform the cltixeut of hMtBsviIlo that ho hat opened a Meat Shop on the corner of rirtt and Locust streets, where be In tends keening an assortment of the best meats of all kinds. Iln asks a portion of public patronage, at he intends to keep the best of meat of til kinds 31 eat delivered to any part of the city free of Charge and with promptneas. octlHdlW J. BONN. xHEEsm ! vrtmtimm tjrvmr rnlm W y reived per steamer Maclay 90 boxes extra Hamburgh cheese, a superior article for cutting out. 'A boxes EnRlish Oairy very tine for faun - ly use at KKEKINE, CUKMICK A CO.'S octlt) 47 Main ttreet. V f It: 8liUJlH!lJV MTOHK JJVIk for sale at reduced prices Won lbs extra crush ed tugar at l ie per pound, at fine a sample at can be found in the t inted States. 2000 lbs or a tnpe rior (Trade of New Orleans sugar, cheap at oct IS KU3KINK, (TRNICK k CO.'S 47 Main street, sole agents J Hit: I..1KIH 500 .. HXTMa No. I lard for sale at net 18 KUS KINK OURNIOK k CO.'S 47 Maiu street 'Itit.1t I. It t'MJI K.VT. JUST reccm d on consignment, at a sample, ; bar rete prime Louisville cement, for sale low to close out, at KKSKINE, CURNICK A CO.'S k tlS 47 Main street. 11 rt.no nt: st ii, i, .in: it MW Oysters in can- aud half cant, received dailv from the above (fraud bpot of bivalves, warranted freeh, flue, fat an I fell at evils ERSK INK, CURNICK k CO.'S 47 Main street, sole agents. 1 ; J. FA I L A X I) W INTER 1 859 v - in HJJMI.IJrir MKIM,L V KSrKtTlly solicit the attention of their numerous friends ami customeis to an extensive assort - 111. I t of FAIL AND WINTER GOODS, Which they are daily receiving and submitting fo Irisiwction. TlnH uouriri cmhmte all the ne wet ifesiKUS and moat desirable patterns manufactured aud are adunnibly adapted to the eetern Trade Annexed In - enumerate a few of the departments which will ls f.eind complete, and comprising alt tin iiovdti'-s of tho season : i lis, t 'ass i i ne res, and Doe-Skins; Hat i net Is, Fancy Tweeds, and Jeans; Htuili, Met os, and Itc fioods; Ginghams, trials, and Scutch Plaids; Itibtioua. Hosiery, ami Gloves; Klarikets, Flannels, Linseys, aud Tickings; Sheetinc. Shirtings, aud nterinerV Striietv, b inline lrih bin.-iiM, "our own inMrtatiou;" Buets in.l b x, I lata aud Caps; Fmiici Articles, Notions, Trimmings, kc. nctW VOKNKH MAIS 4A F1WT STS. msyeiTtcn TO Tax WMMBI Notice i given to tM tax -payers of the i it of Kvaieci ilia, that I have received from the City Clerk the Tax Implicate for the current year, ISSO, ami that I BBS. BOW ready to receive the taxes for reul est.it.'. personal property, and poll and dog tax. Tho taxes now due on real estate are to be paid within one month from dale ; otherwise, said real estate will be sold for tbe taxes assessed thereon. P. M'llMl'i'K, I'itv Collector. Evansville, Oct. 17th, 18A9. BcC, Office No. 72 Main street, over Meeker's store. or 17-1 md M pony in the State for a littie bo v or girl, for tak. Vrv him, and if be raits, buy hnn. Call at HLi.HES' for information. ... ti l XMCVTmkVM jrmTMCmLKTTKKS M J testamentary, with the will snuexed, of the estate of Thomas J. White, deceased, having been granted ro the undersigned, notice is hereby given to those indebted to said estate to make immediate paymeut; tad to those having claims against the tame to present them, duly authenticated according to law, for payment. The estate it supposed to be solvent. ESTHER P. WHITE, oct!4-tf Eaecatrix. Ft vjrn.-j pot hut-booh t o.vmouey, which the owner can have by proving prop, erty. ol4-3t J. SABEKTON. t n hku MJ'iVJis.-so noiK.s" just received, per Adams Express, for tale at lower prices than elsewhere. J. 8TRACB A SON, oett4 4T Main street. wrMBBmlLVTimjr'. tmm cmramrMW nershlp heretofore existing between Wm A. MrRea and II nry M Wslls, under the firm of MrRoa a WelU, is this day dissolved. The undersign -ed is alone antborir.-d to us the name of the late firm, nnd to him all dobta must be paid, octli WM. A. MclEA. WtiStl Bt FT Hi to I, US. JUST T. REDMOND'. Posey's Block. received at ectU Pics in jpo receive ; .t oct I t ft Hi.. JUHT T. REDMOND'S, Posey's Block. tit watt tin) dozen Chopping Axes; Jil do 51eat Cutlers; JO eoV Wood Saws; IS ilo Coal Ho.li; I st I rt J- ire I rons; '1 doyen Bleat Saws; 2 do Butchers' St It, just i reived . OtU 3KO. M. SONNTAO. mMMIBK fJOOiM!- JUST RECEIVED WW iloren Meal Sdve; itt do Riddles, aas'd, 4 to 10; -20 do Wire U it Traps; KSI v.ir.ls S.ifo Wire; do Wove do, asa'd. octl.1 GEO. 8. SONNTAO. M,m jjs"o " j-kw f.v.' mil bids, lust received at T. REDMOND'S, oct 12 Potey't Block, Main street. octl JE. SJVTMStiK wot i. it i-rm.n Ii.t ni-t in. i- ind the publi. in general th.l she his removed to the corner of Walnut and Fosirth slreeU, where show ill cut in no to carry on the MILLINERY and DKKSti MARINO BUSIN ' SS. Mie has also on hand a stack of Milliuery Coods sii.l PteSBasfEtBSiuiiigs, which sha is closing et. cl.e.ip. octll nrv mm t.-va i t: shoes J .tin is WILL ri.KJNK Tame d put., ular iio'i. that I am going tt pav marked attenib.n fn i ho manufacture of Ladies', Misses', and Children's Hhn of all kinds. Iu ' i" -i ot ii v, U. lies can have shoes made wit t.l u four hours notice. If any .u lioubta l be b If 1st Kteta try it. Weiitieuieu ill ph aae call ami see ,n handsome and durable stytes of Fall aud Winter Boots 1 am now iatdtisw. W ASTKI' - ImmeHatelv , teu or Iwlve god i..iimei,i"ii, lot men's and women's work. The highest aagea ill m paid in cash. eptSI JOHN R ASCII, No b"jecoud St.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M & 50 boxed rariout brands bright Virgiuia; 39 do Halves, rivet, and sights, 25 caddies Planter's Choice;" SO do " Btjrows. In store and for sals low, by oct GEO. FObTXR 4 CO. EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF A Fine Gold Pencil, with Gold Pen Attached, Gold Locket for $5! Ami a PREMIUM to each purchaser tcoriU from ml ble experience in our nreaent mode of dispos ing of our JEWELRY, Ac, and from the nniverHtl satisfaction given to all who have patronised our House, we take pleasure in saying that we now consider our business fairly aud permanently established. We with It understood that this la no Lottery, but a fair and legitimate sale, in which each person gets the worth of hit or her money in Gold Pencil with Gotd Pen attack!, or a Gold Locket, worth f5 each, which cannot be bought at any retail store for the same price ; and in addition to the purchase. each person receives a Prnnimm of Jeter try, not l-sts in value thai f2, and it may be worth i, 3, 8, 10, VI, 10, 20, ou. or even S20O ! NO MONEY RISKED! We propose to let a person know what Premium he will receive before tending hit money. Any Lady or Gentleman deairing one of the above article, can first send ns their name and address, stating whether they want the Pencil aud Hen, or Locket, and we will make tbeir selection, and inform tbeui by return mail what Premium they are entitled to. They can then have the privilege of sending for it if they cbooae. Our premiums are distributed in a fair and h norable manner, and as soon as the name of the purchaser is received with the $5, his Pencil and Ten and Premium, or Gold Locket and Premium, are put up in a cafe manner, aud sent to tbe owner by uinil, free of postage- Our plau, from lone experienos in tbe above business, bat given (teueral satis faction, at each purchaser can sell or trade the above articlt for all thej cost him, and retain tbe premium gratis. If, however, any person should feel disposed to send us their money In advance, they may rely ou being as fairly dealt with is though they bad made previous application. And if anyone it dissatisfied with their purckue, and an unbiased person competent to Judge says the articles are not worth more than tbe money j aid for them, and in some cases TEH or even FOUTY timet the amount, let such person return thegioda and we will freely refund tbe money. But some will ask (as many have), bow can we afford to gie so much for so little money? In answer, we say, that all who are acquainted with the Jewelry business know thai tl U scarcely au ar ticle or Jeaeiry purcbtaen at a retail store, upon which t her. is not a profit of from loo to 400 per cent, oa manufacturers' price. We being agents for the manufacturers, bave adopted this plan of disposing of oar goods, rather than selling to country dealers on time, and tax ing the chance of collecting our hills. By this arrangement, we bring the put chaser in direct communication with the manufacturer, aud the profile that are made by the dozen bauds through which the Jewelry hat to past, we give to tbe purchaser in premiums, st above ttated. We therefore offer the following Inducements to persons acti ng as agents for ut : Any person sending us $25 for oar goods, wil i receive a Pencil and Pen and Premium, or Locket and premium, free. For farther laducemontt, tee circular. Among oar premiums are articles suitable for ladiet or gentlemen, such at Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Vest and Guard Chains, Gold Sleeve Buttons, Gold Watch Keys, Gran 8hibt S i i i plain aud with settings ; tloLn S. a h r Pins new style ; Gold Breatt Pint, Califor nia Diamond Fins, Gold lungs, Ac, Ac. We have GOLD WATCHES, Florentine, Mosaic, Gold 8toue, Cameo, Garnet, and Coral Rrci-t Pin aud Ear Ri tigs, Gold Bracelets, Gold Sleeve Buttons, Gobi Belt Slides, Gold Rings, Ar. Also, Pianos, Mehaleons, Mmdcal lloxes, Anoordeons, Ac. BO. Unexceptionable Reiereue.-a given whenever required. . AGKNTS WANTED for every part of the country. N. B. In sending your names, write the State, County, and Towu plainly, so at to avoid letter being miscarried. Address ANGLE eY. CO., 102 CANAL STREET, (tHd No.) ortr-2wd JSen Ftrir. HOLLLNIiSWORTH & BKO. WMVM nfVBT mmCBtVMB A LARGE MM and new imis.rtation of CROCKERY-WARE. (JLAbSWAHE, CHINA, Ac, on First street, Evansville. octn ujHi'siciajs's, Tuaj-ui ms, asd ML others visiiing our city, are informed that WM. H. f. STODDARD, No. 17 Main street, hat just received a full stock of Drugt, Medkinvt, Paints, Oils, and Yaruishns, direct from the manufacturers and Importers, bang tit for cash, aud is now prepared to fill all Orders at such prices at will Inture satisfaction. Orders left at the store by persona wishing to visit the Fair, will be promptly attended t , in their absence, at the same prices as if they were present. -t" M UtrW MM CM I WM B) Jt ymKSH JLOT W of SHALLENBERGER'S ANTIDOTE, a sure remedy for Fever and Ague, at 1 W. H. P. STODDARD'S, oct5 17 Maiu stroet. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.. MMM wvwm 11 ll r coat T L RT K u MJL oor stock of g.ods In the above line, by lata ! arrivals direct from the manufacturers, we are enahied to show a large and well selected stock of j Gold and Silver Watches, all kinds of Jewelry, I Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac., all of tbe latest ttylieand rich designs, which we offer at the lowest Eastern ! prices. All ladies and the rest of mankind art respectfully invited to call and examine oer goods, at j the olI stand. BITTKOLrr oKOs , oct 4 48 Main St., between First and Second WXLOUt JT i to ib FS.OU M .' -bis "Wallls Mills'' Extra Flour; 50 sacks do do Just received and for sale by f oct GEO. FOSTER A OO. apio jrcMJrT ma tmmi m, wmtm chea .est article in use fer making Soap. One pound of ft maker twelve galluut of gorsl soft soap. Full directions told with srerv hog tf It. by octlO N. S. TBOM t'.y.tN. Drnm't. MUHMJS'S 5 nOZK.V FOR MLB T. REDMOND'S, Peeoy's Bl.s-k. Main atrxet. oct n A COT CM BJtrVAVMiJtr FIVM ajyo ten cent rolls, at octlO THOMPSON'S Drug Store. gu i k. l.ooo i.b: a xt ma rirrsWW burg Glue, suitable for pattern maker, and all uses for which god glue is rMuirnd, for etl, at octlO THOMPSON'S Drug Stare. MMMST MVTTMM a.'ll MUtlWtM Just received and for sal at T. REDMOND'S, oetIS Posey's Block. Main strict m mi.vKKait. a.voTHKB lot or W that pure Cider Vinegar, Just received at oct7 TICK CRT BROS. ma at km a.s-ii t mm maim. w Just received at VICE ER Y RR )S. tajyrmjMLiMMs, s bjs'Mimjsts, Rrark'-ta. and Partable Lichts rr-gilded and ac.Ured to l.K.k as well n new n xtui es, r uo harge, by JOHN O'BRIEN CO , oct 7 - L'veust stnwt. TYPE ARTISTS. KELLER r WHITE, al the solicitation of a uumls-r of artists, have brought ou a i-oinpl-te assortment sf PHUTiKsRAPH & AMBROTVPE BffOOK, Consisting of every style of CASK. PLATES, BtTHES. CAMERAS, STANDS, CHEMICALS, Ac, A.-., with which tavy are pr.o.sr d to fu.i.isL the. tr sd- at Cincinnati .rices All orders witl receive prompt attention. KELLER A WHITE, ieiW-dttwIts No. 32 Maiu st net. m.,aw tvr. ! MS. 'i I A TMUSK super lor (uaimers received this day, warrant etl te give btire tatisla. (ion

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The Great Medical Discover) ! " m f RCOVILL'S 8ARSAPAr.il I. A AS STEM. I SOIA, OB BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP ! i FOB THE CVtot OS S A Scrofulous, Syphilitic, and Mercurial Diseases, Old Sores, Skin Diseases, and all other diseases ichich are caused by an tmpwe state of the BLOOD. A Wonderful Oare of Scrofulous White 8Uiay ' SteaA t As utattmenl of JtMmrtlm Mobbtnm. BP is wjm mjs'tt otv tuk u onsr case ever retorded. llo now eniovs rolust health, and lias sW the past year dotn- as much work at any young man of his age This cure hat excited his friends, rieihlHjrs, and physicians, and even some of the Mvdietd Vacultu. One of tin; Profemyi'. R. 8. Nevrton.) who was called to see. MaBkron, not to proscribe, was so forcibly . in jl wme. ith the BrmmsrLnltle Curat tee I'vurri mi. (AtHrnHr, that he hat adopted it into I, is private psfllrve, a- well as at the Colleges a ad Hospital. I'lNeiHNATI, Feb. 10, 185S. Messbs. A. L. Scovill k Co. GeuUcmen. 1 will with great pleasure give my testimony as to whut your SAUKji-ABiLLA and 9tM LlN'iiA.or Bloodand Liver f'ymj,, hasdonelor me. Some three years and a hnif ago, I was attacked with a Scrofulous White Swelling, which was attended with mmt excruciating puius. I tried vaiious remedies, and had two of tho best physicians of the city (one of them a Proh-ssor iu an Old School Medical College), and they failed tugive ne my relief. I was so reduced th.tt I was confined to my bed for over three months. The nerves aud muscles of one leg were so contracted aud drawn irp, that could not trull. I had tuort Lima a d.jzen runaiwy ulcer on my leg from which I took, from time I to time, more than owe hnudred pieces of JUnS T, scute of them from three to four inches lon. U reduced to almost a skeleton, aud my friends h A given up all hopes of my recovery. I was iu this i condition when I commenced the u.-.- of your lll... tt.il Vjm.il 1 li:.v. iik,mI m tf . . ... : 1 . .. r mi ...... tr.. I doieu bottles of it, and at the same time the ladiae Ointment, which you advise t use with it; it nd last- i ly, the Healing Ointment, gtv.'U under the bead d J "White Swelliiig," iu your direct kms. I am now aide to attend to huttum. :in.i my legs h;tve btvMine stJ i troug lhat I walk without any difficulty, and hav. tutirelarecoeretlntp htdUh. lours, trulv. MARTIN KoliitlSS.Jr Residence ou Eighth street, between Mouud and John, No. 321; or at the place of business, with Brown k Villette, No. 4 East Fourth stted. Read an extract from the Cincinnati MrduilJ.urnait Vol. 6,ime310, ly its editor, Prof. B. S. Newton, in i .-card to this remarkable cure: "While Martin Bobbins was iu tho very worst imaginable condition, we were called to attend him for a fracture of the leg, prist tuxtd hy a fall. lb. indications of a reunion of the bone, nuder the cii -cumataucet, were very unfavorable, lor be would ait, day after day, pujkiuy wt munll pUrej of Ixme, which would slough off. I found him using tkoHWt preparation, which he omttiimett to ue nntil a cure mm ejected. Wegavelum no constitutional treatment, beiug iu attendance only as a surgeon ; yet we confess we had much curiosity to see what could Wk done iu a system to extensively diseased as his was." Will the afflicted call on tho ag nt aud get a pamphlet coutaining certificates of cures from well known citizens of Cincinnati ? ty" Recollect that this medicine is BWWtwaanl to cure all diseases that are caused by au impure state of the blood. Scovill's Wood and Lie r Syrup is composed entirely of vegetables, and i per - tig snc for Children to m.. , iu tsvse of sore mouth or erupl ion of the skin. If mothers value the health of their children, they should eradicate the seeds of IBs disease before it is too lata. Read the statement of one of the oldest chemist in Cincinnati. "We hereby certify that we have leen made acquainted with ScoeilVt bumaparilla ati'L&tHm.ui.ttr IILOOU ASD LIVKii Miif P. The iagreUieiita are entirely vegetable, ami no mineral enters into ; I the preparation. One ,to. u ' W. S. M KKfll LL A CO., west of Hurnet House. Cin'ti." For sale by the I'ropi i. tors. A. Im SCOV1LL. &, CO., No. 12 Wtwt Eighth At., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller A Wliite. Kvansvilie, lnd. N. 8. Thompson, " -Also, agetatt fin- the tale of Dr. nfeJTf lUlnotu fo, the Ijnngn, aud Or. ItaXer't i'.uu Pnmm a, for r be Sjsms of all pun, botb iuterkaJ and external. iN?t7-ddw2m JOS. SCIIOENFPLI), M ANUFAfTTLREB Si WIIOLIXALK DEALEIt 1 X I OIiOTHINQ ! CLOTHS, CASUl it Kit A.'S, SA lib' K i Tli, WWMUm A X II GENTS FDRNISUING (,tKDS. Alto, II. ti - anil CaiH. No. :i Water Stkvkt, bi.t. Main a.ni Svamorb, teia EVANSVILLE, INH wMtsiMJiMi,i ajo I'JSLLamt i: MAw Ileal Kstate lor sale at public aucl ion OcSber JTtl., Is',1.', at 111 o'clock A.M., at tie Court house door. On.' Hundred acns in five acre lots ok Washington Avpuue alxiut one mile frnm tl.v. ('mirt-hi.use, lailongiiig to Wm. Kierhouvr. Thm b ts ar suitable for private ridem)eM or ganleuiug purism.. To atrsons desiring properly for either of tho hIo pursas.ortoholvr.u sje,.-ulati..u. thiasulo prea.-i.ts Miong inducements. Now i the tiu.e I., secure place for a suburban residence at about what you , would have to pay for a small lot in the city. Some of these lota are lM-avily tiu.U-r.-il. We will sell at private sale Is-tweeu now and the day of sale. We are always on baud will, horse and bugiy to show partial desiring to buy ibis valu e r ly. Tkbm Libeuai Plats of lots lo U) seen at our office in Posey's Bhak and at the Post-office. McDonald a sarin, sep30-1m Real Estate A Insurance Ageafa MOZART 1IALLT OLit a polio ii.i i i lias been purchased by the subscriber and its name changed to MoxABV Hall. It haa been i ntirely renovatad aud fitted up iu au elegant and I ronienieut style for Dramatic exhibitions, and for : Concerts, Balls and public meetings. A new stage has been erected and au entire new set of beautiful scenery added. A ueat and convenient restaurant is now attached to it, from w h i, h pai in-s ran ' be supplied with supa.rs and refreshments equal tr any to ta obtained in the city. i he proprietor will spare no expense or exertion to msLe it an agreeable and pleasant place. f re-, r t lor ladies and golitlelnen. Iu the Restaur .int. I ) -l, r - and ollo i dele.-a. ies of the season, will be served up at any i hour for visitors Four parlors and a large dining room in which over two hundred guests can bt seated, have been erected iu place of the old Bowling Alley. eep30tf C. F. BOLLE. MmlKSOLt TIO.W TUK i' not i. s. AWW sioual connection K-tween Drs. Khrinan A I Raird hat ceased, hv the withdrawal f Dr. Bair.l. The bills will be adjusted by Dr. EHKMAN, win. is authorized to collect the same. mxms. KHB.na.ytc ulkiits. its. MAT KHRMAN has asoriated with him iu his profession, DrGLEIVIZ pronounced Glavis risvnlly from one of the best German M-di al sTheol-, and who has had practice as a surgeon as well as a physician. They can Is- consulted at the ofaVe I.. -r.-t. .fore occupied by Dr. Fhruian, it all1 hours, oct S.tf mf1 tei LMT- V VMM I- JT4' Ha Hi.fi terms, a Rout-yard and Dry-ifixrks on the Ca nal just outside the city limits. Apelv to oct 3 J. W. Hl'OHKS. mKW whiti: llsf H, WM OA. Mi aud half bblt No. 1 , for tale by octStf S. E. GILBERT A CO. M E DUJAL NOTICE" MmMs. jm. j. Mma rj.YP w. sa wMM YER have this day a-c.atel theiiiMelves together In I he practice of Medicine umn Surgery, un- , der the style of HKAi Both having had lot A ivWvVEE. n.r I. ii.i l.aur e iM'rlt lice 111 lieu ..r.. sion, they feel acotilioVitce lli.it l.v -tin! rttleutioii, ' Ahoy can give satisfaction to all who may favor wtjieni with their patmuagt. Ofbce on First ttreet, opposite tbe P.sitofH.-e, wliereone or tin- other can I at all tunes, during their office hours, be found , ready to attend to professional bnaiutwa. Office b ans from S to 12 A. M., and from t to h P. M. M. J. Mil, u. n r. W. SAW ' H M. J. sepj'.' ..llnlj mVJrMrMlBB " Vw Bfl bbls assorted Nut fj in caaks French Prunes; im) I oxet Kaittns: 2 casks fine S. F. indigo ; 1"" kegs 1 . 1 bbls Alum; 1K kegs pare White Iad, fiOkeewZinc; 20 do . Toy Buckets; 5(1 bvixes Extract of Logwood ; 2'. Is.xes Cream Tartar. S. in. Ii v other g.ssls ton numerous t-- nieutiou, jiut received aud for sale by Sep 29 PRKSTON RROS. Jy.vtJi.isu .ni.sTa un, ate. d Km lbs KiifkHelt Mustard, loose or in cans; 4 doe jars pi op i. l French Mustard; .VI It Keeeetky Mustard. All win ranted g.ssf! for aale at VK'KKRY BR( iTIIERS. novt No. a? Main str.wt. r jt Miotjsr a li. mt bo wajr lo shoot -'Msd Dogs" or r. ..liter "game" will tind an excellent .i--u.i tiu.-nt of the varKsns brands vf gunpowder and (in eaai; al-.'. abof and tatd, at i , 1 1 1 . i ratee, at VICE KB Y BROS . Oet7 I- Main -tr.-. t Tt MM ISM h.UOh .. TO Ma ft o. -The genuine article, at octlw HO M PSON'8 Driuj Store.

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f AKK8 STEAMBOAT HULL, FLATBOAT IlISKb, At low prompt 1. rates, and adjust losses fairly and Capital, O F F 1 C E On Water strv t. Ws41 know as the Canal Bank. "V ' WM. T. TAGE, Serretswy. INSURANCE AGENT For the following well known Companies : Charter Oak Inruranre Company, CAPITAL S90U,000 Cjnntcticut Insu-ance Company, CAPITAL j-", Peoria Insurance Company, t Ai'lTAL $66D,000 Park Insurance Company, CAPITAL eaoo Lorillard Insurance Company, Ai'ITAL .9X0MM, T.vk. - all promptly. kind of risks, and adjusts losers Policies for Life Tuiurance issuel In tbe Knieherbockcr Life Insurance Company, Ot New York. 1 A,lTAL ANl) sli:PLCS... $188,000 Of hi.h jlie.um ,H deaMHlel with the Comp troller ! the -Int. .. N,.w i..rk. sei.22-.Sm.il in tr.v.vr s.ihbv-iou maims WW ', . -w. be.vyOanny Bags, in store and f by PRKSTON BROS S.VJ TIL Mala street, Cor. SeremtE.. EVAN8VILLE, J M D . GATI.H L IOB TUB faST MJtTT NSBSSJS bestowed ujM.ii tbeta, beg taave to Inform tlu ii ti i. ii, N and the com m unity in general, that with the aid ot new machinery, tiny are enable.) to turn out woi k superior to that of any Eastern make. Tin es u ho w ish to have good TOOLS, and at the name time encourage borne manufacture, can supply themselves at the factory. Hatchets, Axes, II.s-s, Draw-Kuivtjs, Pork Cleaver, Millers' Picks, and Edged Tools of all kinds, mad- of double retire d cast steel, said aarrantwd fcijual to any in ne. sep27-3m TU ii:ivCHAM S AND MILLINERS! ! ci nci xy a tTsilk no use. P. DEVOUT ROCK WOOD .V... SS I'KXRL BTBEET, V hnh'Kalo dealers in w. Bonnets, Flowers, s.tll L. CLOAKS, J'i;FSS TRIMMINGS, IK. OP SKI ft'l!, LACK KMBROIDERin, WHITE GOODS, GLOVES, Ac. Vw. Gbkat iNnt'CTMrnTs offered to CASH and SHOavT-TTME BUY ERA. mnpttt I. ItK mi, St not "M WO oil wpi'tLntWu .nMrp-.itiai.. MM :t,isi lirrlit- s Hi window sash. a.SISI InXli ' .isi SX12 " l,.Ms 1(1X14 " l,-ga " inxi; 11 panu. l Bsjttm asanrted. zVal bens u-ssorled Wimlow Glass OHO kegs Nailt. dust received and for sale by septSl WH KELER A BIGGS. JW .fT.ITTKB Otf I.VroUTJt.Yt K TO WM EVERV ONE, WITHOUT F.XCKPTION. MII.T.MCA Mi.flAt S. at the new Dry Goods More, 4 ! Main street, tisii.sj First and Second tllOi ! li'raiiHt i llaa lnl aau - - - S ttl a. ,., tllir ..w ,, ',,.,':', M.k r, u amti' f AI.I. A N l W INTER DRV GOODS. I tiey sr.- determi n-d l Hell and please all. They re.jis-st their fair customers and the balance of mankind to pay them H visit, take a view of tbeir sHjdt.sensfj their taste, ami lay in their Btock fbr the va-n The stin k cousistt of a great vari. tv of articles too numerous to specify M 1 1 . L K K A M E 1 1 A DS , Cheap Cash Store, ssfM 43 Main street, Evanevllto W. II. M.'l Vl.l g h gAtlM Mcdonald $ sabin, (irnoral In.Mirajifc, Real Estate. AND Collecting Agents, Evansville, lnd MM C w- aJS-ll SKI, I. It l. a i, BttTaTK AtM of all descriptions, Itant Houses, Secure and Collect Claims, ami Pay Tax. -. Will insure, against loss or damage by Are. Buildi i.--. Merchandise, Personal Property, and the peril.- .. inland navirv Hon ; also, the lives of individualaguiust the dangers and accidentt of travel, in tie. following reliable Companies: Indianapolis Ins u nin.-e Company ; Rising Sun Insurance ompany , Eagle liMuranm. Comr any of Cincinnati; Ohm Life Insurance Company. Permau.-ut office iu Fraiter't new building second floor; for the present in Posey's Block. isept21 W. TI. P. STODDARD, ffT TMM oi II KSTa MM,MSBK O MM DIM G STORK, No. 17 Main street, con tin - ss to keep on hands a full and complete supply ot Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Gists, Brushes, Perfumery, Lamps, Burning Fluids, Ac. v bftaV ho sell at us low a figure at any bowse in the city. Also, a iarrr and varied assartmectnf AMHROTY t'E ST'h'K. CAM ERAS, CASES, ASP UMMMKkiS, in I iet, tvecy thing appertaining to tbe art. Orders piomptty atiended t . and ft.rward.-d by ttaamtrowt oi l.K,r.w In tiv part o the country. a hi.i:si ; chbkb s jl ust received and for sale by Sep! CHAS. icJ0HN8T0N. TH K UKKAT EASTKRN BCLIPSilD! (MT THIS OtO.nKJST tmb a amiWM. va! ..f the t ship is yet uncertain; bat it h "i i- ii e t. know that the stock of FALL AMi w IM KU I'Ui ;)..ls at Saw. Ewaicn A ('.. V is the wfi-t complete in the city ; and at tbey exfs . t i lirtett their sales largely by selling cheaper than r, theit enstanters may rely upon l;- Uillg bargains. Tln v will pleased to show their stock of goods to all, vv Ii, flier they wish to bay or not, and alt gnsls are warranted as represented. sop.ii VMt OMM PL VMS -TMB MIJTB THE WW I hildren .ry f..r. maiie by Dr. John Bull, ai s-!l' THi f woh a wwgaeesw. U'MITB 1111. 4 5 Ha LI A ojiu Un i Is Me. L just received and for aale bjr t.KU. V OSTBB ST VU. g imam..tn.'iu'i Imported G.-rman Cigars; .sai ll.iir-Suai.ish do .liMt received au I for sale by uctS GEO. FOSTER A CO. mm Lt Tin lit win mm i- too bbls MM M. Cregor's ICxtia. for sale low to close towat, by GEo. FOSTER A CO. toraTors. -50 i,s Reira m toe asserted Bind, large ma for sale at BBtrS I' KKIM RRhs.. -j Main ttr.t Watches and Jewelry. P. L. CEISSLER. M AIN T , BETW EEN THIRD AND FOVRTII, OPPOSITE ('"CRT feKNtSK MM 'V(J .It ST MKT if MJS'B B TBOM MM the K.i-t, uliere be hHB pur. base.1 a n. .niitii. assort meiit of WATCH KS, CLik:ks,I and J KW 1. 1. lit oj everv deecriplion, the un.leisigued is prepared to suit pur ha-wMs in everj pai tn abu He invites au exami oilier, of hl o.l and pricea. P. L GIESSLEB. N B M at. has and f locks repaired aud warraotwl.

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