Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 64, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 October 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE. INP , SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBKB 29

SgTbe Capt- E. Cook, arrested at Cbambersburgb,' b tb brother-in-law of Governor Willard." Tbe State Sentinel informs ug that the Governor, Hon. J. E. McDoxaid, and D. W. VooatcEfia, haro left for Charlestown to attend his trial. Tbe Sentinel is extremely fearful that some one will misconstrue tbe Governor's motives, and according enters into a labored defense of bis course. No one, we apprehend, will censure the Governor, and the Sentinel, bj its uncalled-for defense, onljr manifests what ils coarse would hare been had Cook proved to be a relatioa of a leading Republican, instead of Gov. Willard. Bask Scspkxsios ix Mikstksota. The Bank of tbe State of Minnesota, and tbe Nicollet County Bank (Minnesota,) hare both suspended. Tbe issues of the former are based upon Minnesota 8 per cent bonds, which re at par in New York city: those of the latter are based upon j .University bond3, for which, we presume, there is no sale at an price. There is little or no circulation of either of the above banks in thu Stale. 53, The Great Eastern steamed and sailed from Portland to Holvbcad, a distance of five hundred and fifty miles, in forty-eight hours. The greatest speed attained was 6tvcntf en miles per hour. The veather wa3 sqmlly, and the amount of steam used was only twenty pounds, so that no tstituate, from the present data, can be furued of the speed of the Leviathan. 2T The Terre Haute Journal says that (Irecrsj of the Vincennes Sun, received a copy cf the Dongla3 invitation, but instead of obtaining signatures for it, he put it in bis pocket. The reason alleged by the editor of the Sun for ibis course is, that he was afraid, if tbe great Senator should come, he tniht raise a fuss in tbe Democratic ranks. The Journal denominates that as being " rather n:ce." . t3)r"Th'e latest advices indicate that the Fan Juan difficulty i3 not so near an amicable adjustment m was supposed. The British have decided to dispatch a man-of-war to Fagot Sound. John Bull will undoubtedly mike quite n bluster about his wounded honor, but we apprehend no very serious resu'ts. EQThs contest ia Maryland between Col. Hughes, Democrat, and Mr. Hajner, Opposition, is peculiarly bitter. At a recent li3cn3ion, in Prince George's county, the former gave the latter the lie, and received, in rcturu, a blow. Hughes, it is said, has challenged his opponent. We hope, however, it may result us most of the Virginia challenges. Cuange or Name. The Board of Directors of the New Atbany and Salem Railroad Company haTe resolved to change the cororute name.' It will, hereafter, be called the " Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad Company." It will be recollected th.it this road changed hands about a year ao. The new owners bare invested largely during the past year in improvements, and are fist getting it into the order of a nVst-dasi road. Sons or Malta. The State Journal, of Thursday, says number of scamps are going about the country making money by peddling out a bogus ceremony which they call the initiatory degree of tbe I. O. S. M. They charge each individual on whom they confer it the sum of fiftv cent;. ,The Pacific Railroad Company of Misiorrl ha3 advertised for proposals for tbe gradii and masonry on nearly or quite all ot tbe route from tbe present terminus, near Tipiwn, to Kansas City. From this, it would seem that tbe directors are satisfied that the means will be in' some way provided to construct the balance of tbe road. 3. Some scoundrels in Louisville, recently attempted to enslave a family of free negroes, but were foiled by the negroesi luckily having free papers in their possession. The kidnappers were promptly arrested and lodged in jail. CaT The Hon. W. W. Boyce, of South Carolina, has written a letter declaring bis preference for Gen. Joe. Lane the 44 Marion of the Mexican war"' fir the Presidency. Lane seems to be the 44 coming man," and of all the Northern aspirants, his chances seem to be improving the mo3t rapidly. tTi,Tbc arms recently furnished to a volunteer company, composed oi' bl-ck. men, in Philadelphia, have bven taken away by the Adjutant General on account of the Harper's Ferry outbreak. , E?3,Tbe St. Paul Daily Times sajs it hopes that one of the Crst act3 passed by the Republican Legislature, recently elected in Minnesota, will be tbe passage of an efficient Registry I.ttv. tTOver 200 s!ave3 left St. Louis on Wednesday for the South. Tbe drain on tbatStatr, if continued, will soon reuder it free of rkves. CTThe Post Office at Marietta, Ohio, was destroyed by fire on the afternoon of the 2Sth. The books, letters, and papers of Ibe oCice were all saved. A IUkd-Hearted Auditor. The State .Auditor of Massachusetts has refused to paj a bill of forty-six dollars for a suit of clothes charged iu tbe account of 41 some person employed iu the public service." The Traveler intimate!, rather than states, that the suiue auditor bus declined to pup u member of the committee, sent on public busiuess to Philadelphia, tbe expenses of his family on a tour to Niagara.

Jons Brow. -C. L. Vallandigham, member of Congress from the Da vtdn District, Ohio, who was casually present' at the examination of Capt Brown, at Harper's Ferry ,"gives the" following account of the

man ; . " It is vain to underrate either the man or his conspiracy. Capt. John Brown is as brave and resolute a man as ever bended an ! insurrection, and,, iaa. gacuLcause&nd with 1 a sufficient .force, ; would Lave been a con- j summate 'partisan " commander. ' lie has coolness, daring, persistence, the stoic faith ws A tdt ianMi " sb tv, a fiFmnasinftf Ttll an n auu athaw mm a iuuvvb w . purpose . unconquerable, e-HV is tall, wiry, muscular, but with little flesh with a cold, gray eye, gray hairy beard and mustache, compressed lips and sharp, acquillne rioseof cast' iron lace -and frame, and .with powers of endurance 'equal to anything needed to be done or suffered 4n any cause. Though engaged ia a wicked, mad and fanatical enterprise; he is tbe farthest possible remove from the ordinary1 ruffian,-fanatic or madman ; but his powers are rather executory than inventive, and he never had the depth or breadth of mind to originate and contrive himself the plan , of -insurrection which he undertook to carry out. . - - , T The conspiracy was, unquestionably, far more extended than yet appears, numbering amoLg the conspirators many more than the handful of followers who assailed Harper's Ferry, and having in the North and West, if not also at the South, as its counsellors and abettors, men of intelligence, position, and wealth. Certainly it was one among the best planned and executed conspiracies that ever failed. For two 7 ears be badr been plotting and preparing it, with aiders and comforters a thouiand miles apart, in the slave States and the free; for six months he lived without so much as a suspicion in a slave State, and near the scene of the insurrection, winning evta the esteem and confidence of bis neighhors, yet collecting day by day large quantities of arm, and making rady for the outbreak. lie bad as cc r 'ete an equip ment, even to intrenching ' as any com mander in a rcgui ii ;...)" ed, like Napoleon, u" : ' He had Sharpe's rifles an volveri for marksmen, and slaves. d intendppoi t w.r. .aaynard's repi' c3 for t-e In the dead hour of the night, dossing the Potomac, he seized the Armor) with many thousand stand of arms nd ether munitions of war; and making prisoners of more than thirty of the workmen, officers and citizens, overawed the town of Harper's Ferry with its thousands inhabitants. With less than half a score of men surviving, he held the Armory for many hours, refusing, though cut off from all succor, and surrounded upon all sides, to surrender, and was taken with sword in hand, overpowered by superior numbers, yet fighting to the last. During this tbort insurrection eighteen men were killed, and ten or more severely wounded twice the number killed and wounded on the pnrt of the American force at tbe battle of New Orlean?. John Drown failed 'ioexcitw a general and most wicked, blood.t nod desolating, jtrvile, and civil war, only because tLe slaves aud non-slavebolding white wen of the vicinity, the former twenty thousaud in number, would not rise. He bad prepared arms and amunition for fifteen hundred men, and captured at the first blow, enough to arm more than fifty thousand; and yet he had less than 30 men more, nevertheless, than Lave begun half the revolutions and conspiracies which history records. But he had not tampered with slaves, nor solicited the nonslaveholdirg whites around him, because he really believe I that the moment tbe blow was struck they would gather to his standard, and exiccting, furthermore, tbe promised reinforcements instantly from the North and West. This was the basis upon which the whole conspiracy was planned; and had his belief been well founded, be would unquestionably have succeeded in stirring up the most formidable insurrection, possibly involving the peace of the whole country, and requiring, certainly, great armies and vast treisures to suppress it. Religions Mlsocllanjr. Da. Bicllows' Last. Dr. Bellows recently told his congregation that 44 tbe time bad arrived when Unitarianism has the option either to hpse into Rationalism, or turn more decidedly into the body of the Church of Christ; finding there its home, and communicating the joy of a son supposed to have been lost, returning strong and happy to bis father's home." Ia Search or a Pastoo. A Congregatiooalist pastor, iu Connecticut, says that 14 when a pulpit was vacant now-a-daXs, the church generally appointed a committee to go and make inquiry of some theological professor, or of some other eminent divine, for a suitable candidate. The first question about bim usually was, Is he a popular man ? The second, Is he a good speaker? Third, Is he social and easy in his manner? Fourth, Is he a man of decided talents?' Fifth, Can be. live on a small salary?. And. then, as tbe committee was about taking leave, with hat in band, and one foot over tbe door sill, it is sometimes added he's a man of piety, we supdose." Beschzr ox thi HtRKArrr?.. Tbe B03ton. Recorder quotes from one of Mr. Beecher's late sermons tbe following : M One thing I know, nnd that is, that there is no other name but the name of Christ, given under heaven, that we know anything about, whereby we must be saved. 44 For he who live3 and die; , believing in Christ, shall not "-,!;. u.r ;,. rl-wting life. Whether any re everlisting life or not, ia u- ,r me to say. I will not sit in judgiue. ,iju them, neither will I st up a judgment against them." . JlQ7Tho Methodist paper published in Liberia rejoices over a ."recent outpouiiL of the Holy Spirit, felt in all the churches of the community," and thinks that 44 the peculiar features of tbe work indicate that it is only the commencement of a great blessing which our Heavenly Father designs for Africa.'" Presbytemax Loxuxvity. A writer, speaking cf ' clerical mortality,'" pays that 44 the lowest ascertained death-rale in tbe world is fifteen annually out of every thousand; the highest being more than double that and wus found in the most notorious districts in England, where thirty-six out of every thousand wa the proportion, of death 9. Of the 2,500 ininLeters belonging to the Old School Prccbyterian body in May, 1858, thirty-one died within the year following, making the ":eath-rate twelve and a half, or one-sixth lower than the most favored people known on the ar'h, as to hedth,"Up n these declarations, the Recorder comments : "What we bare, with ?ad forebodings, long expected, is now realized in Mr. Beecher'sopen ji'ianionment of the doctrine of the inevitable and eternal prdition of UBgodly meu. The boldness with which he sets aside the plain averments of the Son of Cod, is more a jrrlef than a .-urpri.se. Tbe secret of his fratcrnizlug with Chapiu and Parker, is now fully explained io '' opcu avonal of the maiu priuiipk of Universalism which is, that all the Scriptural assertions of tbe sure and eternal punishment of thu waked,

fail to make us know that they will be thus punished. Now, in conceding to tbe ranks of Uni versa lism, this gifted mind, the main source of our sorrow, is not in. the loss to him personally, nor in the loss of him, great as these may be; nor in that his genius is hereafterjto he cptnfy employed, against the

principles of bis former. profession; but in the thought of tbe multitudes! that are to fall with bim. He has held iff sympathy with him thousands on thousands of men likeminded, sprinkled through all our churches, and carried them along with him in the same habits of disparaging. Christian doc trine. Captivated with the splendor of his genius, they have been seduced to applaud him in all tbe displays of that genius, at tbe expense of Christian doctrine, till they bare come to think as lightly of all Christian truth, as he thought when he said that 4 Doctrine is nothing but the skin ef troth set up and stuffed.' " Maertinq TJxdsb Ditficcltibs. A couple were married in Gallatin, Tennessee, on Monday last, who bad walked 100 miles for that purpose. They were from Kentucky, and when they arrived at Gallatin were out of money, and perfectly destitute, not having a cent to par for their license. The magistrate-married them gratis, -and tbe young men of Gallatin gave them a sufficient sum to pay their expenses home. ; tgk.The New York Tribune says, we see it stated in some of the journals that Kagi, one of the' agents and victims of John Brown's insurrection, was " the Kansas correspondent of tbe New York Tribune!' This is not true. The only correspondent we ever employed in Kansas ia Mr. Wm. A. Philips, who went to that territory for ,us in 1854, and has been in our service there ever since. SCCXI IX AV IXTELLIUSXCI OWCI. A lady in search of help. Biddy in want of a place. Biddy (To the lady.) Do you keep two girls? Is tbe kitchen on the same floor with the parlor? Have you a canvas carpet on the floor? nave you gas in- be kitchen? Lady Now, Biddy, if you have got through, allow me to ask - you a few questions. Do you speak French ? Talk Spanish or Italian? Do you take tea out more -:.an three times a week? Do you play the piano? Biddy Indeed no ma'am. . Lady Then you won't do for me? I want a maid with all these accomplishments. Exit Biddy in search of another office. Boston Transcript. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Home Insurance Comp'yi OF NEW YORK. JWi. 119 r 114, Brmmdwmy.' CAPITAL STOCK, AH paid U) tUOOO.OoO SUBI'LIS .. .... .... 600,000 The HOME INSURANCE COM PANT eontiao to iiiuro agiuRt low or daraaf by flRE, tad th damage or I.KLAMJ KAY1GAT10N AND TRANSl'OUTATION, on trnnaaa UvoraM aa tbo natnre of tbe rUk and the ral aecurity of the inurvO, aud of tbe Company will warraut. LOMU EQUITABLT AOJCTED AXD MDimt rAID, Abstract of the twelfth aetni-annunl itatement of the condition of tbe Homi laspaaNCB Company, of tht city of New Turk, on the 30th day of June, ASSETS. Caeh, tialaoea in Bnk Uoadaand Mtrtgaget (beinx flrt tia f 82,992 33 oil Keal Estate, worth at leaat f 1, Loan on Stock, payable on dttuaud, (market valie of eevuriliaa, $.101,. e)iti)aaeej t t Bauk htock, (market value,) . United States Treasury Note (uutrket value )... ........... North Carolitvi State Botida, (market VealtH i ii irn H aeei m 4 MiMourl Mat .;, (aiarket value) Team-aeat-5taU liutida, (market value) Real EntaU-, No. 4 Wall atret...... I ntereet due on lat July, 1809, (of which S21.182 62 baa siuoe been received) X29.47S 00 S4.1A0 00 75,34 31 9.925 SO 17,300 00 9,262 W C7.414 73 23,702 it iialanc ia nanda of Agenta and la couraewf tranamiealon from Aarata . vn 30th June, (of which, f 8,716 81 tin nine been recti 1 red) 13,211 42 Bills Rmreivable, (for premium ua in. land rhki) ... 13,497 9i Premium due and uncollected on pol. icte issued at offlce 1,651 73 ToUl 1,437,823 71 LIABILITIES. Claims for losaea outstanding od tb 30th June, 18G9, jtlmated at .... -. $20,120 2tJ ' ' '. Due stockholder on account of Tenth Uiridod.... . 440 00 520,670 2(1 New Tork, 10th Jnly, 1859. CliAS. J. MARTIN. PrvVt. A. VVILLMAUT1I. Vk Pfe t J. Iictim Smith, SecreUnr. Johx McGhie, Asst. Secretary.' "x, ( , T BUSINESS ATTENDED TO WITH DBS. rATOU AND FIDELITY.oct2S A. C. II AL.LOCK, AganC O. PX70JbULJ3E3, Wheleaale and rUll dealer la TOYS AND NOTIONS, NO. 1 MAIN STREET, WTTMHEMUI BE EOUJYD J WW fall stock of all th novelties of the day for the Fall Trade and Holiday Preeenta, including Piano, Mttlodeona, Violins, Uarpa, Accordeona. Fifes, Flutes, Toy Drum. Gone, Dolla, Balla. Tea St, Top. Marbles, Cbeasmen, Domino, Fire. Wjrks, Gold Plated and Gilt Jewelry, Ao. Coun. try and City Trad sullcltad by octJ3-ly A. C PUSIIKE. Drs. EHRMAN & GLAVIZ, ffJW.W 03 9 FU TH IC H TTatCMjy ST MIL AurgAon. offer their aervtoea ta tbccHitena of Kvansvill and vicinity. Dr. Glavis will like, wiae ay particular attention to diseases of the Kye. Ua baa hail long experience in tbair medical and aurpioal treatment, a an attending Phyaiciaa in tbe Kve Infirmary at Berlin. Office houra from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. r'ffleeou 31 street Ulow Vina, residence of Dr. Ehrman 3d street, between Vina k fycavmore. Residence of Dr. Glavis, Sherwood Uoaae. K-ti7 lEU UOOX88PUMUBUJV8 W inh wrie, the Coner Cupboard ; A Life Cor a Lif ; Smooth Monea, Beuha, Thirty yearl la the A it lie hfpions; Life in Tuscany; Almost a Iloro. I l-; Ltnveaf'viu an Actor' Not Book; Parlor 'i... I'rioal, just received and for sale by - J KXALT, t':7 corner First aud Mala atreett. V .Vi9B r EH V) keft tup rarbaoda, ' , 'i lierrxl siitpher, ' '2 casks sal Nia, '2 barrel oterHn, x barrela Allum, 1 barrl Ftntoio Ss'u, 10it lbN.lla(ldraa ludigo. Jtt received by CIIA'S. oct27 MeJOHNSTON, Poey block. .CRESCENT CITY NUKbERIKS. . yUL lTS M9B 8ULB 9 Strawberry I'U a t Larga Early carlef ; Wilwa'a Albany ; Hovey's ee:iiug ; McAvojr'a haiterior; HookerV Seedling; v Gooelrry Plant . HiiMjihton'ieodllnjr; ' ' Currants Red lHitcb ; also Rlienbarb plant, and a few cholra Hom; tt27dlm BAKER A CO. tCiv Hum c v m Mi m' mu m &1aj A9 Dried beef-ltKMl Iba. very choice article, just receired and fur sal b HA'S. McJOHNSTON. x-t27 Posey block. jrztoo.na x mops JLM 2) dose Shaker and fancy brooms. IU Cotton oe. jut wretvsd and for sale by jictt; CIIAU McJunynoN. Afiiif:i2ii Hslt0X bs, j s 8 o 6 rtil size and kinds, rwreiter and for sate by IZ7 CU.VS. McJOHNSTON. Wyi.VK Tr.-a HJL. CURST JL and cM.i.iin of t be vnriou grade of Yonng l!yii. Old II y- i', Iiiijerial, Gunpowder, and lilarktea'., j:iit ri-crui'.l aud fur sale by CHA'S. MrJollNSTON. uvCT7 Posey block iALjkH8 JJV . i v - - SAMUL ORB. J t itjorUif fraU l otit.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTBEJEL O VAL-A. J. COLBUBJS S CO. Jl bar removed to Water street, three doors above Maia. ? t WE are now manufacturing Veils' Patent Fold ing Spring Bed, the Lest and most convenient now la use, at It can be movea or nanaiea wuoodi any trouble. Call and examine them. Jan'23 If WO T V4KBB 'AO MM4&8 VMOlCMi JUL new Buckwheat Flour, Just received by oct24 ' . I i : 1 i : ' t E.S. BABOUtK. WJiJSmli 4XML.V. f rBB SI1 MEL U Cow, with Calf, for aale low to close consign ment, by - . X. 8. BABCOCK. TEXM'RK88 tJ OJS'rI HAVE U MS new Kxprasa VTazon and Ilarnesa for aale cheap. K. BABCOCK. 11 ICE. -5 TC8EXTAJ fl.VE BILE lost received and la atwra by oct24 ' K. S. BABCOCK. mMOTMVE UVIEBEJ8 Ml WIFE. V V KUzabeth. hsa left my m1 and board without any lurt cause or provocation, 1 hereby forwarn any person from trusting or harboring heron iny acot unt. a 1 will not pay any debt of her con traciina. I wish also to say that aha has left a child three week old, and I would like for some one to take tbe child to raise, and will pt.v any one for eo doinif. oct22d:tt - - -WILLIAM MANUEL. HWB QUmS'B ! 8 CM OP is- ney which the owner can have by giving a sutisfa-'lory description thereof and paying tor this advertife-nieut. Apply to me at iny shoe shop, No. 190 Maiu street, corner of th. - -. ct25dlw . J. . ; . T 1 WM. EMERT.' O- ILrAiSTISC3 ATA VCTlOS. WL UILL erli at auction on Wednesday v ning, Oct 28 at early gas light, a lot of fine oil pointing, ia tin gilt frames, -sattabl for-Trlor-nimenta. Those wanting nr.h article a ill do well to attend . a they are bound to be sold. - .1 . U.NELfOJCO. ocfiS cornor Main and Third street 01 Or H AT AUCTIOSWE WILL 8ETlAT atwtioti e.i Thars-Uy morning October 29fh, at 10 o'cicck, by the doxen, to the trade, a lot of men's, latdies, niio, and children's shoe. To dealers or those buying by whoUsale, a tin opportunity ii offered. ' oet24 n. NELSON A CO. FAMOTtCB TO J9 KJl'MK.V, 1MCMW V men, aud others. All Drayman, Uackmen, Cartnieu and other, who are required to take eut liceuse. and have not yet done ao, are hereby reo. at red to do so by the first day of November, and those who have paid their license, and have not yet attached numbers to their vehicles, as required by the Ordinance, are rvoeired tode so bv the said lt of November. E.8. MARTIN, - oct2"ilw City M-rhl. jfr fcjlTTilti J V I Jf JV X JK mfJL diua in Vt..al Music, Uught by Rev. Mr. t arret t, wii! make an exhibition of their progre at CRESCENT UALL on next THURSDAY niht. The juvenile Oratorio of "the Graces," will be rendere4 011 thnt occ;talou. The elaas will be dressed approorlately and assisted Ly three or four amatsui singer. K3T At'mUsI m taenty-flro cents. oct26 B rea grind lone, all sizes, recclve'l to-day by CEO.S. 80S STAR, oet2fi - - ' flO Main street, Ltjrr Bj.vn rjPEa-TiriBTf reams flint aand paper, a very superior arti cle, one trial of which w ill satisfy any mechanic of its merits and excellence, in store and for sale by GEO. S. SONNTAO, oct 2(5 10 Maiu street. ISO diwsn freh.-es;ir, . tXV Weaserii Reeerve butUr. at ct2i . I'iMii.Y nitnrr.itr CUTf ORIiH8 WILL- BE TJMEJ f at par fur aHA-eries or debts at Oct2f. ,CO)K'S FAMILY GROCERT. If OSTtkt-'F T Mi Mi 8T B JM M E B JLJ Prairie :trit three) or fon" miles shove AvansTilles nir. -olt, foaled in thespring. Sh waa of a fTa eolor, aith a white star in her forehead Iftj tip f a bile on her nose The owner renfaes iu Sparta, Randolph county, Illinois. Any one taking np tbe colt, will pleate notify the owner at his reddeuce or this office. cct2Gd3t lfoTICB I8IYEBEB1 "aiJM WW (hat Fanny Robinson, Indentured apprentice, left niy house on or about the 29th day of SI'teinbcr. All persons are notified not to trut or harbor ou my account for 1 will not be accountable lor any thii'g furnished )u-r after tLe . date of her lesvtnr. -ctai EALF.TA EVAN. , n9EU"COME3MT8 UJ'I BLJJVjFJLB eta. A lare assortment comfort very heavily wadded, for sale low at oct20 8.EMBiaiA COS MU'-80MJEM0MB O iv tBJt T JL nice mixed yaru, just received at oct20 8. KMBICn A CO.'S GXXIBTIJVO MfL-MJTjyBL 84 MOST Ajp superb article, that will not shrink, jnat opened at 8. EMB1CU A CO S TOM8BM4 CMEMBL, 8 JM L M O .V, Jt. llerring, c, for sale at octre COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. -Mymi.YMiGJM -50 BBL8. "BJMLLOC" V Viuegar received and for sale by octlO GEORGE FOSTER A CO. mJMMLB 800 Mi MiiJS BBLMOJ"T and Virg'nia (all sixes) in stove and for sale GEORGE FOSTER A CO by AplMJMMLB8 "L 2(10 boxes Half and quarters, Star candles. 75 do Uard pressed tal.'ow do received and for sale by octl9 GEORGE FOSTER A CO. Jf 1MB . JLJ 150 barrel wh'te lime, 60 h'hds grny do . 125 bbls Hydraulic cement, Just received and for sale bv octl9 GEORGE FOSTER & CO. Vf.V.V MtJMUH-'ASO BULB8 KJT from ty, to 4 bushel, for sale low to cloee out consignment by - -, oct 10 GEORGE FOSTER A CO. irrl OMSUEM8 TJEEJT 4T PJMH for hardware at JACOB STRAVR A POS'S, oct72 74 Main st bet 2d 3d ets. Oallsfl l02IijrM088 UKMRLK 8 ssUU files, (e-jnal to Bar bers) 60 docea Butcher's files, oO do do trimmer's chiasels, V5 do do turning chtssels and gupe, do dii ploiie irons, 10 do Spear f .'m.'kson's hand saws, 25 gross beet quality bed screws, just received and for sale by oct22 JACOB STRACP A SON. jTXEH, AAf 0 VZiL8 8C mJL 3D dozen Lipiencott' axes, 2 do James' shovels, 6 do do spadea, 6 do do coal shovels, 10 do do woodsaw (framed) now on band and for aale by oct2- JACUB 8TRAUB A SOS. Til II COPJittTrnVEBSBMP Of .tie. Kea A Wells (dissolved by notice of the 16th) will be continued aud settled mutually, oct21 W. A. McREA. JCIOB SJLEM J'EJT MM WELL JT ing contatniug eitrht roem, with Kood reliar. fard filk d with choice shrubbery and out-bnildinir BgooJn l r " ,i house i situated on Seventh street bett-e Waluut and Cherry. Inonlrsot OCtO J0IIS IVISSON. oVa Bxa. mZm1mh MiJisiTy's, ae W ( half boxes do 2v qr. do do ' 1 cask Zauti Currant, 1 csnW Germ in I'runos. 1 raik tieruan Cherries, on hand1 and for sale at oct2; COOK'S FAMILY OKOCE R T. MB ft .tHUMVJLH JL woo lb, eh ir sides, Iimki 11m. dried beef, at COKS FAMILY GROCE -WKUE TABLE 8-P CM P Af.V , W Mtnaahes, kishaws, sweet and Irish potatoes, green surf dried anleo, for vale cheap at octJO COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. JOB 8.1 LEf OB TO TO J 1MB MYOBJ stock of Orocerit or Clothing, a Farm containing 1'JO acren, one tile sonth of the town of Linton, Green county, Itid. . Forty serve are in cnltlvatieq, Frame Hoove, Log House, Frnit Trees, Water, etc. Enquire of ecUll-lw iicDONALD A 8ABIN.

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NEW ADVERTISEUEHTS.

rjriHJk una est tobjjcco es TABLISHMENT IN TU 8TATE.4 ; F. Pendrich & Brothers. Would roepectfully Inform the citizen of Vvmio. ville and vicinity, that tm-y have a lrcr -ck rr Tobacco, 81'gart, Snvff, Pipes, cud German Smoking Tobacco, Than any two establlBuaienU of oar ptinrfpal cities. - I iIIotelH and atore-keeter, look to your interests. Before purchasing elsewhere, pleaae exumine onr larfreansortmect, whicli we pledge ouraelTes to sell at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper than can be booght in Cincinnati or Ijnaisvilie; All we ask is, that you shall call aud Jmlge for yonmelrca. We ofter any of the above at wholesale or retail. Our establishment I a branch of tbe well known extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse of Jos. Fendrith d Bros., "So. 1S5 Forest street. r. rENDRICU BROS., Main at., 1 door above First, ' ct2l ' - Evansrille. lnd. C DAYUMOX. I. n 51 th, DAVIDSON & .0?NIL TTJTsf fVeVCF FOBMED -af M'MBT JLU. nershlptn the Tailoring business wo ild call the attention ef their friends to tbe fwrt that they are now prepared to furnish clothing of auy description, and in any style required. We are Loth old reflects and are well known. All our work, ia made bv good workmen, none others are empVyed. tVli and examine onr go'n, if ht j don't suit, we p.omise not to gut angry, but if any should suit wo wl'l make them up on reasonable lernn.. N B. N extern work, all Evamvil- make. C. DAVIDSON. Y-'fO KJTSJ TOj to THIS U HH- V JL Within a few djs a haudbill has been circulated purorting au auction sa! somewhere Iu "Kmrich's new building," which some have mistaken for "Kmbich's," and we h ive rejeatedly been asked if we iuteoded to Sell at auction. To thiwe not latlmtMy acquainted with onr bnsinevs we would aay that we are aiucerely imi btod to the pobiic in general for their liberal atronage, which enables na to con tiuue our business as bereUrtoro, and will guarantee our customers that our prices will favorably compare with auv, even the fluctuating aurtiou. bAM KMB1CU A CU.'ft, cl24 : 4'J Main street. . tin imtiit. r. riv HtiDt. o. n. van nerna. VAN IIEYDE & BROS, ImKitrs, Manufacturers and Iea1eri in Foreign aud Domestic Liquors, Wines, Cigars, and Pnslace, ' . CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO WC8T It E CUM WEB1 PEB8TBJM9B er Lettish 12 bbls genniue BonrN-n Whl-ky, ' S Jj do Mononrshela do, a prima article, which will he sold low for cash. Apply to WM. J. DEUBLKH. Agent. oct2n 4o Maiu street 'wbImu cjiBPE rs jt sFZejs'jjimj -SveV article with colors and plaid to match, for ale cheap at ' octtU . - S. EMCICI1 t CO3 rvx-i wool, vjstt aoona A complete sfock of ladies, and tnisat s, wool nett fecaifs. Circulars. Talmaa, Muf, Armlets, lisiiers, Chiidrttni'littsand Mittens, town Boots, YictoriLc, and a bout of other fancy got!, for aale at , oct20 8. EMBICn A CO.'S VmwOOJJEJS WJMH-Tt B8, BUCK w ets, chnrn, wooden h'tvfc, and banket cf everv description at oc"t20 COOK'S. FAMILY OROCKRY. I aJ'Ca' tJUOCMlUMMiH PMCHLE8 cf all kinds Worcestershire aud nianv other sauce, Oveiers, Fardlnea, Iiosevator, Bayrura, flavoring tract, Olive oil, canned fresh mackerel, Shad, til., fir svleal ' oct2U . :.' COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. jtia sol rioA JLw Hi copartnership heretoforo existing letween Z. II. Cook and Henry Cook, nnder the firm of t.. II. Cook A Son, was dissoU i Septetnlx-r 1st, 18M, by mutual cooneut. Mr. 7.. II. kok will continue the business and collect all dcbt due t'M Ann and pny all demands against it. 7.. II. t,'K)K, cl20 H. A.COOK. rjrJKK jro tmcb JL By an order of the Common Council, pueeed Saturday, October 15tli. I am authorlxed to receive for three weeks from that date, City Orders for the icWs amount of taxe-i. P. r-'IIMl'CK, oetVO ' City tToilett. r. jBX8'ol IIJMUVBU CHEESE L3 J bwxes Pine apple cheese, . 10 do Enelili dsirv do received at ; COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. FWUHE mYOTICE, ElmEBBOlimrJL We have on band, and are manufacturing to order, all kind of Fringes, Buttons, Cord Tassels, c. Ladies wishing the above named articles, would do well to give na a call before purchasing else here, aa they can get w hat tbey want. We also wholesale to merchant by tbe piece or yard, ao that it will be an object for them to give cs their orders. All orders sent ua will be filled with ueatneas aud dispatch. We also keen an assortment of Skwiko Macular constantly on hand. V he h-r A Wilson's, J. M. Siuger Jt Co.'s, and five different kinds of Single Thread Machine. W have an adjustable Binder and Hemmer. AU person having Machines wil do well to send us an order for these articles, ss they are a great saving of labor. Price of each ti. F. M. BELLMAN, Ageet, maris No. 5 First street. ETsnsville. lad WJKO! LJRD!500TBS. EXTmJ JLJ No. 1 lard for sale at ct 1 ERSKINE CCRNIOK A CO.'S 47 Main street. HBJXEB sf.Vii COMMOJ-BUOOM8, Adjust received at VICKEKY BROS. BjrVIMBJMCLMV CBMEJYT. JCST MB recolved on consignment, as a sample, to barrels prime Louisville cement, for aale low to close oat, at ERSKINE, CURNICK A CO.'S Oct IS 47 Main street. JTP-IL TiMOIlE STALL 4BA. U .' JIB Oyster in can and half cans, received daily from the above grand depot of bivalves, warranted fresh. Hue, ut aud full at octla LUSKIN K.CCRNICK A CO.'S 47 Slain street, sole agents. 1 859. ' fALLTaN' D" W I NT rTmb GOODiiS! UJJVMLLIJS'K BE ILL I BE8PECTfully licit the attention of their numerous frierds and cntomeis to an extensive assortment of FAIL AXD WISTER GOODS, Which they are daily reviving and aubtuittlng fo inspection These goods embrace all the lie we design and raust desirable tattrn mannfattiired and are admirably adapted to the Western Trade Annexed they enumerate a few of the department which will l found complete, and comprising ail the novelties of tbe seaaon : Cloths, Cassimeres, and Iioe-Sklns; atinett, Fancy Tweeds, and Jeans; Siufoi, Merinos, and Dies Goods; tiitighams. Prints, and Scotch Plaids; Rii-lMiiis, Hosiory, and Gloves; BUnkets, Flanusls. Liuseys, and Tickings: MieetiUK. hirtillR4, and Mariners' Strljies; Genuine Irish Lineus, "onr own importation;" Boots aud Shoes; Hats and Caps; Fancy Artkle, Notions, Trt nmings, Ac. oct!9 COKSER MAIS ASP FIRST ST.. JP 0. 1 POM 8m L E THE BEST lony in tlie Stat for a littie bov or s-irl, for sslc. Vry him, and if be suit, buy him. Call at U CGI! L for information. octll 12 XBCCTiW8 JX"'$ 1 MVBw LKTTEllS teUmentary, with t ie will annexed. f the estate of Thorns J. White, devested, having teeu granted to the nndersigued. notice is hereby g v n tothtsM indebted to said estate to make immodiate payment; aud to those having claims against the same to present them, duly authenticated accordit; to law, for payment. ' The eatuteTs supposed to be solvent. ESTHER P. WHITE, octH-tf ' Executrix. tr? v r hm: h hjym iv; 30 moxbj B9 juet reoeied. per Adams Expresa, fur saleat lower prw-rs than etiewhere. - J. STRAl'B A SON, octlt 47 Main etroet. UESU BCTTEB.30 LBS, JUST receivedat T. REDMOND'S. octlt Posey's Block. MB M CU LMZ Ii POM HsTB II L8. JVST JL reei ivedat T. liEDMOND'S, t-ftM Posey's Block. 4 MltWmMMMl. UK) doz-;t Chopping' Axes: 20 dj y. vtt (utters; do "'jo1 Ntaa; 10 do Coat Hod; lis) setts Fire. Irons; 'i dosen Meat tfawv; 2 do Butchers' Steel. jnt received. o tl3 GEO. . SOXNTAC. 200 0rt2d LB 8. 8TMJiJS'BMM MOAion hand and for aale at " COOK'S FAB1I LY GROCERY.

I - c m 60 btxea Varionalrnuda t-iiiit Tir,;ii.i)i; 3o do llalvesy Fives, and Kiitiits; I . 25 caddie Planter's Choice;'" bO do "BurowiT In fctore and for aale low, ty ,1 , -- - - - .i;iai.riteTEKAfiV. ttixtujct'jjvi) chips or i.oei. j0J aood extract copperan, indigo, tu.tddr, aud a general assortment f dye stuffs at WM. II. 1. STODDARD'S', UI13. IT 3si" tr,,f JfJSUBH r CME4.n -TJilTJVlt, fO WBL df phJ frtoia crtal. emt-tv Vf:it;iv tit at WM. II. P. STl)DDAKI. itlil :1 1 ! -17 lli rwt. fEt-iVEU 8VUJUS, MKl Hc A r Ihnf, f.4-6aleai t VICKEIi V LKO. Rvirviilo V-innix AT t !Ta?t JUIIUU'UIIV Itlll'vl illilv?, j. - 1 a C. SL'IIMITT - & STAfJIC ai'.vvts ; ( u ro-, k,,3ii. riri-tvtv 1 all qualities if wrej'j.iug pirl A 1 MnVM nil ullil LIP Huluu. . . . . . I - t the highest market price, taken in exctatiiirefor pT. ' '. ' .7 ortlSin XII Mi Ml 8 K T CUHBHBlJCST JtM- ' rtirtHl 'cr 6teauier Machy 2)J hoxs extja llambuigh cheese, a sarior article fr curving out. boxes tntli-h Iairy very fin furf.i:uvly uae at EUEKIS K, tl'US ICK 1 CU.'. . oct 13 47 Maiu 3 for sale at reduced pi io, 1'sMl U exlr crushed angar at lie J-r pound a. fiCe a sample a c.n f .nd ii the I'niteu State...- ajO IUof.aa.1,il ,r grade ,4 New Orleans ...gr;le oct U . i. TvUSKJXE.CrKSlCi; A CO.'S 47 Maiu tre, t,He agent. !8mBW MOL4SSB8 3Jli SL'U.IB ! W l'"0 bbls choice new Xolasae; . Shhds " fcug.:r; To arrive by uext steamer for ..1 1 r . oet44 '- - iv T..S, BAlUtH'Kl MrT TMJ"tii3 1 njtit:st 'BL - AZA ton No, OCiti I, just revived alol for slrf by (i K KG K V :STJJ it X CO.. nrxtiE u.x:eusigj'bis tiAs on. JO. . a drawing clar for mechanics. 1 loe who aish to join are requested to call at his olht e ia tder to Wjieak the particutara. ,.v J. K . ri'ICIx, AtvMtotJ ' octla Officaiu CrM.-ti City Ritc loilic. 'jjTiOHBE VTI wJ.S I PiTo'i' 1. 7: tL are under thu itnr ioa tuat lV'rrft'-. A Co. are keefiieg fine silk au-i fancy lref ,sii. only Fr the Information of snh wewould t-t-.ao that our stock of ttaple goods coin i h hi CALICOES, GINGHAMS, DE II. AGES,' Merinka., wooi flannels, the het of csnton f. tntwU, lihsej s, bleached sui brown shirtings an I vbetirigj, 4c Also eattinets. jeans and CHinier," for men and b'ys' wear. Call in and examine. ' KOSSKK BRO'KAOO.oct 10 No. y Main street. mm tn m mr a c n mr d rrr a Kw mmntz. ' CP era A eiBlitiuans mam;tuctnie, it rct tived and for sale at a smsll advance on ea-t.i ti price--, tt WM. U..P, STODDARD'S; .' octlJ 17 Mrtinstreut. UMP8! AiMP8:WUOLIS.1LM: nd ret.til. A new lot iu store to-day direct fr Di the manufacturers at the Dmg Store of WM. II. P.. STODDARD, oct!9 17 Main str-eu ' JTV8T BECEIVEli 1,310 PJIi OJ apes if Cfiiu'i, t7i, Qtnincar,aui Loo' GUtmm; 100 gross Ta ble Cultry. : J. W. IITGIIES. IS Main street, Kvanstille. " ,33 crates assorted for the Country Trade mi Wl'l r .1 1 . ' HOLLINGSWORTII & BRO. 1JWJIVE JUST BECEIVEIt A LARGE JUL and new importation of CROCKERY-WARE, GLASSWARE, CHINA. Ac, on First street. Fvanavtlle. ' - oct 5 jnursicLAuyrst 8TBJ,yn Mitts, asd Ml other visiting onr city, are informed that WM. II. P. STODDARD, No. 17 Main street, ha just received a full stock' of Drugs,' Modicinos, Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, direct from the manufacturer and importer, b ngbt for cash, and is now prepared to fill all order at such price as will insure tatisfaction. Orders left at the store by persons wishing to vifit the Fair, will be promptly attended to, in t.ieir abaeuce at the eauit prices as if they were present. . octo C8TECEirMi 9P of PHALLENBKUGER'S ANTIDOTE, a sure remedy for Fever and Agne, at J ' , W. 11. I . STODDARD . ortS - 1 . . - . 17 Mnili street. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AXD JEW EM4Y. 'J VIJ"a M?UiL COM PL E? MS MM our. stock of goods in the above line, by l.-t'e arrivals direct from the manufacturers, wearc enabled to show a lanr and welt M?cte-I etock T Gold and ftilver Watches, all kind .f J-Wtlry, Clocks, Silver Ware, Ac. all of the latest styles ainl jlch doeigns, which we offer at the .et Laitt rn price. All ladies and the rrtt cf mankind ar respectfully invited to call and eanmuie onr good-f, t the old sund. ' " BITTJIOLFF BJ:(M , oct! . 48 Main St., 1 et ween Kirt at d K-ccud. JF" LUC Ml PLOVUl laibbls "Wallis Mil!" Extra Fiou.-, fHi sack do do Just received and f r sa!o bv - octC GEO. FOSTER A CO. jflOJWEJMTMJ TMiit M, f Mi T U MS V cheaneat article in use for makine M x. ne 1 pound f ' it make twelve gallon of g sd eott soap, j Foil directions sold with every box of it, by J octlft N. 1 HQ1 P8QX. 1'rnpKiof, ATlHICEEJS'S-mS IMOZEJm POtt ..f LM1 T at T. REDMOND'S, , I ocf!2- P-eev's Phck, Main strict.' iOTCH SmVCPP M.V PMi'Mi a?.VL , K3 ten ten cent rolls, at octlO . THUMPSttN'S Drug fctore.. dfLUE. 1,000 J.b.. EXTRJTPMTTSWjf bnrgGlne, suitable for pattern ' makers, and all uses for which 5l glue is required, for sale octlO . THOMPSON'S Drag Store. MjOtUEST, MIUTTEB li7'JM ElilJ8.' Jkv J ust received and for sale at T. REDMOND', octl2 . Tosey' Block, Main street -miJVMS f)J B.-J.VO THMSB M,OT OP V that pure Cider Vinegar, ju-t rereivei at ' ct7 - VJCKERY BTrOS. 7X0 TICE TO TJX M'JYMSits: V W Notice i eiven to the tax-payers ot" tl.e city of Kvausville, that I bar received froci the City Clerk the Tax Duplicate for the cum-ut year, lisVJ, end that I am now ready to receive the t.ix-s for real estate; personitl property, and poll nnd dog tax. ' The taxes now due on real estto are to n paid within one month from date ; otherwise, kM real estate will be sold for tlie tsires ttssessn then-on. I. SCHMCCK, City Collector. Evansrille, Oct. 17th. 1'.9. TX3Oftice No. 72 Jlsfn street, over Meier's store. ocl7-lmd AriHUJS'MlELMEIiS, ! E.YJME.W8, tirsckets, and 1'oiUWo Light re-giljed aud acqnered to look, a well as new fixtuies.or no harge, hy JOHN 0'BKI EN A Ci., oct 7 21 I.ocit street. fbfJl I' CMMBR8.HI OP THESE 9 superior Cunmieis receivoJ this dsy, wrrai.ted give entire set hdartion. GEO. S. SONNTAO. octlt Agent, No. 10 Main si.

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ANUFACTCEIR A A71UjLLS.VLE t LA LEU -' CLOTHS, CASSniEDE, SATI SETTS, TWEEV9 - - - . L K to GENTS' FURNISinXG GOODS. No. 3 Water Stkeet, bet. Maix am Srcaaoic eplt i;VANeVILLaV.IH ecovtix 's SARAAracuxA at sriuiifors, om BLOOD OLIVER SYRUP'l TUB l BR OP ' It- l.T .K Sctof ulcus, Sphiitie; Gnd Mercvrxal Dis- - m a " ' 'r a " ' - t u.MJ,yuii; U.1 4 ti' ' , ' f ' - " " f rTronZJfulVttr! rf-XrrAilovt Witts PtvUiMt Ittmd th alemMt. .ot.MMrtln A(e to - npsM2a SKXli OP THE WORST AZ ML iiuwauir cetxtirded lie nn enjove eoaar eti., ia Ii I. r. Uic oust year done as Wch feark rs any young UAaot his ags! ,Xhii ire l as xcite his rrtdv ieihljrs "and phrt-K-iaV-sod j l'" r!,L) l,0.lw 1- TC") l iT i;1 ,n 'l' we i , Jfc e c 1 ho-CUogeHd lh , . A , L ' " .'Mksr8 A. L. Scovtll A Co . , e- i;rM7rs.--i:rili miih irreMat - , IT -. . : . f -t t j 1 !!.; . ;1t'siinony nil to th4 your haXSArit ! . I I V . T a ' it i IaA am f aw1. ;tkme three era Mini ithaitMp), I i": . !'ithi a .S-roluUus White Swelling', -.-,'- .. rtenJed with ni t excreviatlngpaitia.- ."i i i ons reuiediea, ajxt tuot two of I lis beat p ; r : ! t ha city (or ot t hetn it Professer in an ?i - :'Meiih-l Ctdlw). andtbey sailed to give Ca' lef. 1 ns ao ivJaril that I waa eoafit any NrTcMTil.w ri.-i.tiij. xbe nerve. aaua rl-n i '.oh h-r v.-n eontraeted and d '.vra, ' ih;it C'iU .r.u'l I L td ir than m f.- ' '''"' v" 'vw vvasw auswrr tr-m sr bwk itr fj e diirniTinn inut I en I Nit . 1 it .1to i.me, Hf... 4 Man " . . " 1 T & T3.--.-l. . j::i-: tt: -i' irtii ti re tu fitiei '.i. ef I Jo .-.VooVi a hi-Cit'ioti, I I f ! ii.'uiti-i (..,- of m'v iwiim . ; i ...ii.iT.olt ii 1 cvii'tu 'ii.'-l the a 'oJ Li rrr ty-"t. ! Iiuvo.tin-d lto di-z i Uiti;' of ii. ami at thoiame.. ' I waa i v had i 9 ty, the ii'ujaw;ien nnfiec li, ., ' .'White ."u-eUiij.," in joar,iin-ctioua.- I v - uiKtootVh..7.l.-1"(vsi.jnd my fog Vtre Lkx Stn.ngtlisi 1 Mfi.lt. Vitboiitaiiviliflicollv. auaH- , u'.irtlj rffterfj ui3 l.tutrit Vonrs, trnv ! ' 'MARTIN li0Bi.v v1 1 Reji.dotire n Kihih Hire; between M, . , & Jol.ii, No. or i.i ;he daco of bnsrne.- 3 liroan X Vi.htte; N . 4 Fourth afreet.' " ' . 'T ". - !! an extract tmm the Csriunnti Merlin -r-uui, Vol. o.'ptti.'i: J;tt, by its editor, Ptrf. j;. ?l wton, in regard to this remarkable cure: r 1 r Wnile Mittn Rihliit,s was in tbe ve - --w fuii.i;iaiMc 'cuiidilion, we weie called to'srttV " f-r a frariiu e of th- le. Lroductd b a hll . 1 iudu'.ttloTis ot reunion of the bono, nnder th- ! CMluui.i4re, v t :c iT Uuivcr&tio, lor he W0U, " 1 Kit, day after day. f m-Liuy nut tciuU ji okl', " j Vhith uouT-! atoinra b?.' 1 found MmrjInS'&rffr . p.-'jnirati.iti, rlvti krmut!itue,t to l umiit a ear sae i rjiftvrj. rg.-t velum 110 conhtttotional treatment, I IwJng in atf'iid.ioce only as a surgeon ;.yot we coni f-ss we had lioich curiosity to see what coold be aoae in a evutcui so extensively diseaaed a hh) was." . Will the aiaic to J call nt ' tho agent and got a pauiphh-t ci.iitAinii n certlticate of care frOiu well kiiou cltlz"'!. of Circinnati? . -. t-5" Ket-ilh'tt that this tin diclne IsveroruafecT to case ail dite;.H:-ithar re cur i by aa imp are etato of the blood. r.-oviU Wttod and Xaeer : I coupe.l entirely of vegetables, and isprrmtlig V for Children to , in case of aore looulh or eruption of !ha kiu. Jl init:ers taluo tLe health of their children, they ht n! l eradicate the seed of tbetvease" f-efire Ii is foo'lte. . l:-..d the btat-iu. ct of one iT Ihe oideat chemhrt in Ciiic!n;tl. .... - . ' Wo herefy certify that we hve' been made axS quaiilte.t with fs" i!i'$ Saruryarllla and S&inaia.QT VL0OD ASD UVI'Jt SYHVP. .The ingredient are en irely vegeUbU-, and no mineral enters Into lb. preparation. W. i. MERRILL A CO.. One Hour west of liuraet House, Cin'ti." 'or sale by the Proprietor. - . A.L.SCOVILh cfe CO., ' No. 12 West Eighth St., Cincinnati. - j AJmi, hy J..!!i-r A White, Kvanarville, lnd. .' " "N. S. Thiiinpton. -; - I AUo, agents f.c the smI tff Dr. HoTTi Balsam for j tt.r Luii.j',au c' Ibil-tr't I'aim Prrtiiuya, for the cure ; of il j uin, both iutorunl and t-xlcrnal. 1 j . LCt7-dd'al.':u j "r :i TH E "EAXSVI LLE j INSURANCE COMPANY, " (IXcbHAtii ami Incorp-alrH in 1336.) TAKES j STEAMBOAT HULLT ASD F LAT BOAT RISKS, At low ratos, and adj ikts loaasa fairly and ptompth. - -4 . ..'. (;ai'ital,; - - $250,000 OFFICE On Wtr etreet, well known aa the Canal Bank. WM. T. PAGE, rWefery. Ww 233.. 13?. XCtGTOr- ; riys un a k ce a g en. t 1 . . For the fullowin? well known Companies '. CJiarter O insurance Company, ' ' CAPITAL. J0)0,000 Connecticut Insurance Compa."y, A P I T A L ....... .....m j. '?,flfK3 j':... '. Peoria Insurance Compiny,' ' ' I ... .",'- '. ' rark Insurance Con var -.- : ' ' . - ' i CAPITAL I f. Lorillard Insurance Conq a. capital ' .. Takes all kill of risks, and adjtu' proaiptly. i'oiicie f r Lift Insurance issued in Ike. r - i- r r r . n.ntcKerioci:er jjtje insurance Vonp: , Ot New York. CAPTTAF. AND Sl'RPLUS ' f - k1 Of which SliT0 i lepwlte1 Ulri " at -irolierof the iiUof New York. '.'; : mw Lare si. heavv Gnnny n , t j. a $ j. g. smith, r,':;So. 17 Main afreet, Cor. Sevamtt., L TA NBVILLE, IXD. T1 RAT EPVL POR TUB PJSTPJTJC roTir.jrp letowed Brma thorn, hog leave to mform their triiula and llio community Iu general, that with the ai I of now machinerv, thiy are enabled to turn out Work superior to that of any Eastern make.- . Tli os.- liui-li to hate good TOOLS, and at th aame t::i.e t'licouragc h ine manufacture, ran aopply thcinselvsut thoteyrtory. - Hatchets, Axes, II, D-sw-Knives, Pork Cleav-ei-a, NilUrs'l'iik-. -m l IM.-ed Txda of all kluds, ni:iile if iloiiMe- ri ri.i d ti-i ;!, and warranted "iu.it to j.nr1n we. ep37-3u , u riiMk-lAjj: shoes ir JT ABIES WILL P LEASE TAKE E J pnrti-ular u: ic that 1 am -oing f o pa narked attenii-iii !i(M inanuf.irluro of Ladk)', Mioses', aud Chil-ir- nV fhos of all kinds. Iu chka f etii'r?Jiey. bolii-a raa have shoe ma-la within Tour le-m ikvliee. If mj mk doubt the fact, let then try it. " " . " ' Or.'leni ti aiil cull rn ttee the handsome and !inn!.le styles of I'j'.! hi.J Winter Boots I am now ta.i.i"j.. ' WANT:: t'-IniuWIutii'v, ten or twive goad Joi;:-yiiieii. f.-r men's an-I uomeu's work.' The h-K-'" vas will l o pah! iu cn-h. tn-pT 'l JOHN UASCH, No. 8 SoconJst rBWtOPICAL P11CITJtl lOxi iVc.i.titM, 20 b. Frenc.h I.em.-n. Eetvivcdttt . Z. U.XOORdSOf. altm.uoum: x oItems 9bbcd 'dikily bv Elpree, st oct. COOK'S FA .J I L I OKWiBi.