Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 95, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 December 1859 — Page 2

r EVANSV1LLE, IND.

FRIDAY MOUSING... ...DECEMBER 10 LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION. The Jiem. Conuressional. Quite an animated discussion took place in the caucus of the Democratic Senators for the appointment of the Senate Com rn it tees. Senator Toombs, of Georgia, insisted on replacing Senator Douglas at the head of the Committee on Territories, but he found none who agreed with him. In the Senate Mr. Pugh introduced a resolution to repeal all that part of the territorial law which requires that the laws of New Mexico and Utah shall be submitted to Congress for examination. The Senator seems fearful that an investigation of the laws on polygamy will have an unfavorable effect on popular sovereignty, or else he intends forcing the Southeners to show "their hand '' on Congressional intervention. The Senate did but little business and adjourned till Monday, showing that Senators have but little faith in the speedy organization of the House. In the Hous-e, Vallanilingham had the floor aud occupied a good portion of the day. From his speech we presume he was drunk. uenn J uinpert., ot unicago, who was charged with the murder of Sophie Warner, who was discovered cut to pieces and pack ed in a barrel several years ago, was ac quitted at Chicago recently. Jumpertz has been in jail about three years and under gone two trials, and ha3 escaped as it were by the skin of his teeth. John Schooumaker and his wife were ar rested near Chicago oa the 12th instant. charged with murdering their child. Schoon maker made his escape from the officers. A well executed counterfeit on the State Stock Bank, Kau Claire, Wisconsin, has made its appearance in St, Louis. As there are several small bills on that bank circu lating 111 this community, it would be well enough to watch them closely. J he assessors' reports for 1359, in the various counties composing the State of Missouri, show that the number of slaves in that State is gradually on the increase What is more remarkable, the increase is all in those counties bordering on the free States. llie citizens of Carboudale, Jackson county, Illinois, are enjoying the luxury of une sleighing. illiatn U. Ui mvold, ot Terre Haute, has been appointed Receiver of the Terre Haute, Alton, and St. Louis llailroad, by the Trus tees of the second mortgage bondholders, to whom it has been consigned. The bondhol ders will advauce money immediately to place the road out ot all difficulty. me uiucinnati Gazette correspondent says there is a rumor tn Washington of an impending duel between a Southern Itepre teuiaiivc anu aenaior. xtie same writer says there is a movemuet on foot among the anti-Kepublican members of the House of Representatives to unite on Davis, of Iudi ana, for Speaker. If they do so, Davis will be elected. It this arrangement fails, he thinks Mr. SUeruian will undoubtedly be elected. fisay When Mr. Douglas embodied in his Kansas-Nebraska bill, the principle which had been dimly piesented in the Cass-Nieh-olson letter and which proved so disas trous to the venerable politician from Michigan in 1848 he little imagined the uproar it would occasion. He as little anticipated the effect it would have upon himself aud friend, as did the inventor of the guillotine m me uays ot the freuch Revolution, when he framed that instrument for the punish ment or me enemies ot the Republic. An ambitious politciau overlooking in his anxiety for immediate success, the ulti mate results of the new principle he was introducing he forced it through Conoress and it became the law of the land. Whatever the effects of the passage of the Kansas bill may have been, the intention was unnoutHedly to have it inure to the benefit of the Southern States. Were this not tue case, tlie Missouri Compromise would never have been repealed. If it was not aticipated that slavery could be intro duced and made profitable, politically, north of that line, it were folly to repeal it. The compromise measures did not interfere with tho introduction 0f slavery South of the line, and the only reasonable view that can be taken of the object contemplated in its repeal, is that it was designed to bring in slave States out of the territory consecrated, by the Missouri Compromise, to freedom. The result of the passage of Senator Dougla3' pet measure, U known to all. That the excitement the fury and madness that now characterizes our political discussions in Congress are the legitimate fruits of the passage of this unfortunate mensure, none deny. .The struggle for the possession of Kansas and its results, all are fully conversant with. The Democratic party has been almost literally blotted out of four-fifths of the Northern States, and where it yet remains, it is torn into warring factions. Mr. Douglas himself, felt the great State of Illinois gliding from under his feet, and only maintained his position by givingn conxtruction to his favorite measure, that was popu lar in the Northern States. The question now pending between him and Mr. Buchanan, is one of constkection. In the debate in the House of Representatives, the other day, Mr. Adrian, a Douglas Democrat, from New Jersey, was asked if he would support the Charleston nominee, provided the Convention re-affirmed the Cincinnati platform. His answer was "No, unless that platform is construed to mean that the people of a territory have the right to exclude slavery or retain it, as they may deem proper, while it is a territory." This ii the construction insisted upon bv

Douglas himself, and by such men as Forney, flaskin, and Clarke. ;Mr. Buchanan looks at the question from a different stand point. So do all the Southern men. These maintain that the people of a Territory have not the right to exclude slavery until a sufficient population is accumulated to justify the formation of a State

government. Then they may - exclude slavery. In what manner is left for the decision of the courts. These. two positions ' r are almost as antagonistic as Abolitionism and the ultraism of the Southern fire-eaters. Notwithstanding the7eople of the Northern States were greatly, alarmed on the passage of the Kansas bill, thinking it was a violation of sacred compacts, and designed for the extension of slavery, since they have ascertained that it has not resulted in an advantage to the South, and that its ultimate results will be the non-niTniission of any more 6lave States, they have manifested a willingness to abide by its provisions, depending for protection upon a system of forced emigration. The same causes that conspire to render the Northern States satisfied with the Nebraska bill, render the South dissatisfied, and they, too, demand a construction of the Cincinnati platform that will prove more favorable to their favorite institution. ' Thus the Democratic party stands at the present day, one section insisting on one ecustruction to be placed on the Cincinnati Platform, and another section equally bent on a different construction. Mr. Douglas represents one of these factions, and Mr. Buchanan the other. These men are only prominent as they represent the different views of their followers. The Charleston Convention is where the controversy is to be decided. We can not see how the matter can be compromised. The question lias narrowed down to so fine a point it will admit of no more trimming. If the Charleston Convention decides in favor of Mr. Buchanan, will the adherents of Mr. Douglas submit ? Can they submit without forfeiting the respect of the people ? On the other hand, is it likely that the Southern States, composing fourfifths of the entire Democratic party, will willingly acquiesce at fhe dictation of a Northern minority ? Would not a large portion of the South almost as willingly see the triumph of the Republicans as that of Mr. Douglas? The result of the Charleston Convention is easy foretold. Mr. Douglas can not succeed unless he shifts his position. If he does that, success at Chaiieston will only be followed by defeat before the people. His popularity and strength consist in his position. Let him abandon the latter, and he will be shorn of the former. He has asserted that he will never accept the nomination unless his principle is endorsed. It remains to be seen how firm he will stand, and what moral courage his friends possess. - "Pictorial Field Book op the Revolution." One of the most beautiful w orks in American literature, is known by the above title. Mr. Lossing, its author, spent several years in traversing the country, taking sketches, aud gathering the local traditions of the Revolution, aud he has embodied the result ot his labors in a form that makes the eyes of a boy or girl dance with admiration. We believe bad this work been perused by the different members of Congress, who are now wrangling and threatening to destroy the Union, in the days of their boyhood, we would hear none of those outbursts of passion which are a disgrace, to our country. We have glanced over Mr. Lossing's work, and were attracted by it beyond measure, and we unhesitatingly affirm it should form a portion of the library of every boy in our city. For a handsome Christmas or New Years' present, it can not be excelled. The agent of the book, Mr. Sohman, is in our city, and will call od our citizens, giv ing inuTi an opportunity to see a speeimeu of the work, and also to subscribe. -tsauction bALE. We are glad to know our friends, Messrs. Wkrt & Dokland, have again visited our city with auother larger and finer stock of watches and jewelry than they closed out at such remarkably low prices in the spring. Our readers will re member the gentlemanly deportment of those gentlemen, and the many friends they made while here. Their goods have proven to be good, and they assure us their stock is much finer than any heretofore. We would advise everybody, to call on them. Their eale commences Saturday eveninsr at If. Nklson'8 auction room, corner Alain and Third streets. Lecture. ReT. H. A. Cook will deliver lecture to the students of Bhhm'u Com mercial College this (Friday) evening jit 8 o'clock. Subject "The Geoyranhv. CliC3 A tf J mate and Scenery of the Eastern States." Receipts by Railroad. Deconiber 15, 1S50. 22.r fcbls flonr, 128 keg lard, t A Crane: 32 sin ks dried appls, 1 bdl ttuutiers, Wheeler A lltggs; 1 box iliTswl chickens, 1 bucket bntter, 4 buudles rags, S bdls old copjier, Virkery Bros.; I barrel, I box. Charles Harrington: a pianos, 2 bx, L Kessler; !tt cases, H M Wells A Co.: I bdl rubber hose. C S Wells: 2 boxes, 1 halo, 1' G O'Kilry Co ; 2 caeeB, J II A W W Morgan: 3 boxes, J 11 Maghee; 2 lxs sundries, Mrs K Jarnson: 4 horses. M Allen: case M, M Ividivr A Co.: 1 box of dressed fowls. Cook A Langley; IO bags coffee, Preston Bros.; 2 easei-. Miller A Njehans; I hag feathers, 2 tubs of Lutter, 1 keg M A Sheppard; 23 bus oysters, Bement A Viele;l bid prunes, Z II Cook; 1 car load household goods ami horses, F Austin: So" bushels wheat, Igleheart Bros.; 3 boxes, 1 keg, 2 boxes. 1 hest, 1 cook stove, 1 bdl stovepipes. C Mutb; lXt Lush corn, J C Dimobciiet; 4t bids whisky, A Ilia A Howes; 4 sacks hags, Jgleheart Bros. A. E. SUKADKK, Agent. NEW AbVERTISEMENTS. G RCvr"Cff A N CE FOR BARGAINS." jUr decHobi hy any our., aud in order to reduce ourpreseet henry stwk of ilondn, ,(-c, d-f., we will sell from this date up to the first ol February, 1S0, at SUCH REDUCED PKICKS s to astonish the natives aud everybody else. Cull .juick at No. 30 Main street, declti ROSE It BROS. CO. CB t-RKSir .1 HKI VJIs t'J-JH R.ttl.mJt. rowl of B cases of tirst quality Sardines, and for sale at z. H. COOK'S declo Pioneer Family Grocery. O VJSRS flftiittij t'jtT TIB liS suit Chickeoa ajid Turkeys can (ind a supply at z,. ri . C'UOK a leclij Pioneer Family Grocery

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OFFICIAL. J. 1ST HE LETTERS REMJJJml Persons rallim: for i hese letters will please say Advertised," ami give date of lit : wfltett Marg-iM Muluepvn hm Myers Mrs Sarah JIi nk John MiflDie W A a 2 Martin Charles O Allen 1 llolllas Asbby Mr S E Aniric.li William JfruAMf -I m j Boyl W illiam tt l I KkerI 'Ls M j Bl,nl J',,IM i ! Barton A- Tliantnn I Binlsall Lewis Major John Martin Albert Massing Miss Mary M A Mrs Holds...- Geo M iller Daniel jVIeahr Bridget M hn Juliana Merrick Dr C E a Monroe Ann Mathews Benjamin B Maher Patrick Moor John Maher Kinilv Murray V H Meyerhoff John Morras James Jfi rJSAM g- hi on M Ai McNamar Mrs M A McDe-vilt John C McKeever John McAnstaml M its K 'tuell U J Nightengale Isaiah Nurman James (Jtcen Hubert I'urltt Mima RJ Paltrede Geo Pollock Hannah Perkins Klijall 1 Pliur Jonathan Payne E Dr 3 Porter John 2 Puuers Mrs Patterson John M Pea roe Tracy Pouue John T Piet.niu Phillip Pope Pel I'v Jtirhmrda tltnrt Kobison Clint Holeton Mrs liza Kobius Frances M Jtoss Capt Johu Rh1iiiou Win Koot James G liushinaii Fred Kiiuuel Isaiali Beeves Thomas itodley Miss K Kush Fred K tfheu Jfirm .W button Mrs Sherman Kber Sites M 2 Speer Wm M South Geo W Scott Miss A fimmons Miss II N Saltman Setter Slash t W A Satterfield K Striker Mrs Mary Scotield Frances A Smith Nick Stebbeus Catharine Summers Thomas Smith A Calkins Smith Wm A Stoker Flizabeth Scott K W Sutton Mr Sweney Patrick Scolield Henry Staulield J N Strattou S C A C Stanly John Shull Louis Southerland Mrs F. Supen Joseph Stiusou B C femith A C Smith L Ii Smith G W Smith John A Stewart Miss S Searby Henry Strait. hi C Simpsou Thomas t It ommM J W Thompson Thos Jr Tyler Miss Sarah IS Tromer C P Taininary Patrick Taylor Kichurd Travis John Thayer Alfred TeriM-nins C Tileston Wm B Thiirling Charles 'f ikner Joseph lnrnra II ante I Venable Mum A Yttwn Peter Umllitr Vo , Wilson Hewson Wright Miss Isabella William Augustus V'etfa!l Abram Wakelee Mix 3 Woodward Mrs Ann Wera John While Mrs F.llen 8 Wlii to Henry Wright Nathaniel Jr Wel.-di Andrew Wallace Adam W Worth W II, M 1 Walker Craii; C. R. KL11. P. M. Bebu ratnek Bceson B lligsell Joseph Barker James O A Barnhart John Biscoe John Brown Jackson Barrett Thornton Bacon Win (J 2 Butler Theodore A Bryant John O ( 'si la liar Jfohm (' Cochran Jonathan Corniick Mrs Kate Clark Richard Catlett Mrs Sarah Clark G A Catlet Strodter Catlett J .S Corm Miss Jenuie Curry Thompson Cochran James Campbell Air Martha Oairue Patrick Chute Geo Carter Win C Win M liurbin Erunci Dillon Joseph Dodge L B Dunkiu Wm Day Wm II Davidson ftl rs I Donald Nancy It Deal E Miss Dunlvavy James Downey Mrs E. leu Dooliu Lock liu IJouglass J A Defoe Stephen A Deng John A Dunn Wm B Del by Henry Delker Mian Mary MtmrgoaA Mr It Estes James Evans C A Co Eldridgc Knfiirt Edwards George Eithtr Joint Fiukston Conrad Fisher Albert Ficlston Martin JVnuiinan II K Foster Wiu Frist Win FourniuH John Uoll ! Grand Mrs Hannah Gough Mrs llaniiali Gloscoe J Gullemet Constantino Graves Aldou I' Girou IS I! I lamer Georgo Gilbert M it Grant Petersou Gray Arvill Gall'in James iluutttt Klljah Handy hr KU Hough Albion Hubbard A Harper Mia Mal tha Hodsen John Uolloway John Hnrwood J t Uayhurst A HngHl Matilda Henderson M A Uutchcroft Lucinda Howard Jotiah Hunter Koberl Hundley Jesse Hawaii Mrs Mary Hart Weary Hull K Hanlunan David Hutchinson t'harlos Huvs Nancy tr'ctH U V Inks Isabella Jdlmos itnri il J Johuson Alvuh 2 Joiner D trordou Thomas Juliet JL JJ Jacoiuet Jowuf jMfitia Frauce . I ones J Jj Unapp Ifm il Kelly Hilton Kelly Anthony Kimmet Jacob KesHliug Miss Arum A yneh Uentm -i Long Kobcrt K iiojjau Ia..ie J Loring Charles Lewis, Boswell A Co Limes M Little Mcl.no! Lee John declii Insurance and Ileal Estate J'o. HI mTluin tf it, tteeoma J-1oor), K VANS VI L LK, IND. nfWJK VJs-nSMSiu.ynu is .ttJKjy-T JL tor the billowing responsible Insurance Com. pauies : Nkw Vunk Srcukitt Capital JoilO.OOO Kisi.ni ii;x Jixi.tHHl 1 N'DIANAI-ol.l l"sl,IHU K aII.K ISML KAN K Co., ( 'i IH'i I Olll i .ISl.tMKI We also lutvn some valunble real estate for Kale on reasonable terms ami fair prices. T Lois on IJniii street, ll. Third ,r Fourth. 511 acres of the Major Warner farm, on railroad, 8 miles from Kvansville. A farm of 170 acros in Green couutv. In-!. baru. well, cistern, house, stock scale, store house, young orchard, tc. 2i;0 a-res iu Green comity 120 of which is prai rie ; I 'Ma nee liuioer eignt acius in cultivation. l'l ice S7 60 ier acre. Terms 2iKt cash down; balance iii 1. 2, and 3 years. A farm of BO acres, 12 miles northwest of VincemM. Good improvements about liity a:res fenced. Price SIJXMJ; oue-lourtli cash ; balance iu 1, 2, aud 3 years. A farm of 220 acres, 6 miles east of Oak Station. Good frame house and about 100 acres fenced. Price $10 per acre. One-fourth down ; balance in I, 2, and 3 years. 40o acres near Taylorsville, Iud., on liberal prices ami terms. A farm near Linton, Green county, Ind. Price 10 per acre. Very desirable 3i. J"a RI"1 acre lots, on Newburgh road, near WeAvjr's Garden. 2 BricK Houses on Second Btreet, between Chestnut and Cherry streets. 15 acres near Salt. Well beiug jiart of the Mitchcl tract on lilieral terms. 2 blocks iu Lauiaaco, Ik'Iow the creek. 40 acres adjoining Frank Allen's farm, bavin" stone qnary on it. 1IH) feet on Second street, near Judg Baker's residence. A farm of 53 acres in Lower Bayou. Missouri and Iowa lands to sell or exchange for property in Indiana. Some very valuable land near Mattooii, Illinois, for sale. K. II SA BIN, declii Insurance aud Real Estate Agt. ?tj TAi.n gijr a i- tjijs fjmhs 3 of the Skccmty Insi kanck Comi-amv, (IctolK-r 1, 185'J ASSETS. Cash on hand $ 600 45 Cash in Continental Bank, awaiting In vestment 8:1, " 4 OS Cash in Bank Commonwealth 5,1;7 47 Total - SO.V'isi 7 oO shares Bauk tmnieree oil " Am u Kx. Bank lisi " Bank New Vork 14 " Il'k N. America Bulk istocks214 shs par val. $21,5(111 worth 22,7i4 25 Temporary Loans secured by l!,n(ip( TJ. S. Coupou Boiels ami 25 share Kesolutc Fire Insurance Comimny 12,:tti0b0 Bonds and plortgages being first lieu, Ac.l0.,150 UO Preniitims uncollected 2,501 HO Ac:rued Ids. on Bonds aud Mortgages A Temporary Loans...... ... C,7K4 79 Balance due from Agents 1:1 yj Total Capital Stock Surplus Si44,S!l BO ..SSOO.IIOO 00 .. 44,syl an So44,S!ll 80 No Liabilities. JOSEPH WALKER, Pies't R. L. IIatuock, Secretary. STATE OF Ji EAV YUBK, ) CITY COUSTY OF NEW ol!K. f JVrsoually appeared before me this 2tih day of November. A. 1). 1-SaS, Joseph Walker, Presiilent, and Richard L. IIaydLK;k, StM.retary, of the Security Fire 1 nsurance Company, of the City of New Yolk, and severally athnned that the within statement by them subscribed is correct and true to the best of their knowledge and Isdicf. TIIO.S. L. THORN ELL, Commissioner for the State of Indiana, in New York. This Company has complied with the law of lurMana concerning Insurance Companies, and is propared t take risks in the City of Kvansville and Vanderburgh county, Ind E. H. SA BIN, Agent, declti 87 Maiu street.

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W FBXStf JRRIVJF, Of TltJlT reui.H nnl London Porter and Scotch Ale just received by railroad, and for sale wholesale and retail at 7.. II. COOIv'S dedO Pioneer Family Grocerv. 1 4t.-liccv fr the UiDch-tablo. ju-t rt-eivo'l ami for Mile at C- nK'.S dec!6 Pionfr F;tmilv iJiiuntv. CEN?R OF ATTRACT1.). AT THE LITTLE MAX & CO.'S ! ! LBS HVJiHYH OIPm'MS wVO I' &JBL v itl in k theiuseive with the necessaries MtV. comfort, gtftH, Ac, it i-4 well to know that S. EIUlCH d: CU-, No. 49 Main htreet, have reoci wtj tlif rt attjr part of their stMk oi Ootls lately, which wero Iwrmht at I'auic Prices, and whifii tlicy are selling o.V vi ry cbt-a. C'a'i and we tlim m trouhie to shitur potnid . dcolti -CHII,W fJM- drorj'u. Mines', and Ladies' for the million, iiLst received at 0nt Iit4ds doclG S. EMBTCn A- CO.'S. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL ! DK VOTED TO FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY ! ! CnARTER PERFETUAL. Cash Capital, - - - $400,000. Cash Assets, - T $547,712 36 S. L. LOOMIS, President. II. Kkllogo, Secretary. Branch Office, 31 .j-33 W. 3d St., Cincinnati. M. MAG ILL, GEXE11AL AGENT. Agents in all the principal Cities and Towns of the L'liion.iJl Losses Promptly Paid ! Applications receiveil, Policies issued and renewed, and all business pertaiuiug to this agency proinptty attended to by JOHN W. SEXSEN, Agent, ttif Ottice with Ir. Uray, over Adam Express Company. docir R. H. SHORT & CO., Commission Merchants, Au. Ot Camp Street, NEW OULEASti, LA. K. II. 8HOHT. o0t22-C,Hld R. S. HOWARD. LA ROE REDUCTIONS FRI4RH MK.aT.VVTT tilts -M an and Patent Cross-Cut Saws at Jacob Straub ,fc foil's, i t Maia street : No. 1 Meat-Cutters, worth 2.00, selling at $I.7". No. 2 do do 2 o0, do 2.IHI No. 3 do do o.oo, ilo 2 50 No. 4 do do 4.60, do a. .'to Suttle's Patent Cross-t'ut Saws, worth $1. selling at 30c (Kr foot JACOB MIIAUBiSuN, decl5 74 Main street. fUttTtiu kj fit i.iiiiieTY'PE ARTISTS. 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Dried Peaches, Split Peas, Hoiniuy, Farina. dec 1 2 COOK A LANGLEY'S. ttVJViiRIEtt. 9 75 boxes Star Candles ; SO hf do do do AO do Pal tn Soap ; 25 d Chemical Soan ; 25 do Tallow CandEus, just received bv declS WHEELEi; Jt BIGGS.

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f V ? K . -1 H00FLANDS 3 -s. GERMAN MEDICINES T THE GREAT S TA X D A R D R E M ED I E S of the pre nt age, bave acquired their great popularity only through years of trial. Unbounded satisfaction is rendered by them in aTf cases. II OOF LA sirs a E R MAX BITTERS WIM, I'MTIVELY CCBK Liver CViitlii.jii itit lvs'pHia., Jauuiliee, Nervons Telility, Piswiritt. of the KMiifyn, and alt dirte:wn urinific fruui a dist.rl.retl livt r, t.r :ikness of tlso ftomacli acd liL;crftive oriraiiH, AM WII.I, POSITIVELY PEE YE XT Ytrlitjio Frery miu.HS Fnery awl J'vtr A'jnr. our Alman:u: for imtof. Prico 7"ctrf Mr Imttlff. 1IOOFLA Xl $ HA LSA MIC COI2IIA L WILL POSITIVELY Ct KE Cou;lis, Colds, or HtMUsmf, Broiichitin, Inducna, t'roup, Pneumonia. Iiicinient Coasnniiticn, and Iiiis pTtoronMl the most Astonishing enres ever known of C O N F I R MED C 0 N SUJIPTI O N . As a Diarrhoea cordial it is uncpialed. Price 7ceuts per bottle. HOOF LA XI)' S GERM AX PILLS, being well-known throughout Europe and America need 110 commend. ition here. They aro purely vegetable, are prepared with great exactness and sugar-coated. No better Cathartic Pill can ho found. Price cents per box. These modicines are prepared by Dr. C. M.. Jackson d- Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Lnuis, Mo., aud are sold by druggists an i dealers iu medicines everywhere. The signature of C. M. Jacksou will be on the outside of each bottle or box. Iu our " Et'ertbotly's Altnauac," published annually, you will rind testimony and commendatory notices from all parts of the country. These almanacs are given away by all our agents. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. See that you get Hoolland's German Hitter's prepared by Dr. C. M.Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa,, aud that hit signature isou the wrapper of each bottle. Keller & White, Agents for Evausville, Iud. dec'J OLD AND YOUNG AFFIRM ITH TRUTH, VIZ: THAT Prof. Wood's Hair lies! oral ivc Will preserve infallibly, the groicth ami culor of the hair, if used two or three times a week, to any imaginable age. Perfectly restore the gray; cover the bald with nature's own ornament, the hair ; make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and preserve the scalp free from all disease, to the greatest age. Statesmen, Judges, A ttorneys. Doctors, Clergymen, Professional men, and (o-iitleuien ami Ladies of all classes, all aver tho world, lear testimony that we io not say too much in its favor. Kead the following, and judge : PROF. S. TIIALBEKG, TIanist, says, on his arrival in the United States he was rapidly becoming gray, but on applying Wood's Hair Restorative his hair soon recovered its origiual hue. CHAS. CARDEW, 13 NASSAU ST., N. Y., says the gray hairs on hia wife'a head were, after a few weeks' trial, turned into a dark brown, at the same time beautifying and thickening the hair. A. C. RAYMOND, BATH, Maim, says he is now sixty years old, and his hair and whiskers were twothirds gray, by the use of two bottles of Restorative the hairs have disappeared, tioth on his head and laco, and ia more soft ami glossy than for twenty-five years previous. His wife, at the age of tifty-two, has used it with the same effect. FINLEY JOHNSON, Lsy., NEW ORleans, says that he !st his hair by the Yellow Fever, in lS.'.l. He used Wood 'a Hair Restorative, and his hair is now t h ick aud glos-iy. S. M. MU1DLETON, Livingston, Alabama, says that the Restorative has done much good in his )art of the country. He used it for baldness, and now has a fine head of hair. T. L. MORSE, LEBANON, KENtucky, says he has wen Wood's Hair Restorative used ill hundreds of cases, and never knew it to tail in accomplishing all it professes to do. A.J. ALLEN, McLANESboro'. Ills., says lie hail the seal. I head 8 years, aud was bald, but by the liberal use of" Wood's Hair Restorative, he ntw has a rich glossy head of hair.. ee-Sold by all Druggists, and by O. J. Wood & Co., 441 Broadway, New York, and 114 Market Btreet, St. Louis, Mo. declO-;)mdiw rwitiE ptujyrttKR griivhrw auain Jl in the lield forthe Holidays! - Just received, l" boxes extra cutting Cheese ; f nrkiris choice t;.sheti Butter ; 4 bids choice Leaf Lard ; I cask Clear Sides ; 4 cask Shoulders ; - s bbls Golden Syrup ; (I bbls powdered and crushed Sugars ; 1 bid 'rauberrii.s ; 2o sacks extra Pennsylvania Iluckwhcat Flnur, and also a supply of Fancy Groceries, rucIi as. Pickles, Preserves, Jellies, Pie 'fruit, Worcestershire and other sauces. Canned Fruit, Canned Fresh Mackerel aud Shad, Cove.Oysters, etc. decl:t J t I' liKS - 00 BARRELS FOR T. REDMOND, Posey's block. 5yr sui. by declO ff9lrt K it'll RJT L,4VR i.'ll 11 innJUw niiuy in quantities tosuit ;.iirchasers, by T. REDMOND. lllK!l0 tr&ARnWARE MM 20 doz Coal Hods 1.1, 16, and 18 in., loo setts Fire Irons brass d- iron head, 2." doz Wood Saws complete, ; 7o doz Chopping Axes, , 2o doz JTeat Cutters and SliirTers, 21) doz Coal Shovels assorbl, 60 doz Butcher Knives 4 to 12 in., Also a variety of Pork and Lard Clovers, Butchers' Saws aud Steels, Platform Scales, Scale Beams, and Steelyards. On baud and for sale at No. 10 Main street. GEO. S. SONNTAG. EUREKA BAZAR. JTIOOK d- LANGLF. V A HE OI'EX .' THE STAR V FAMILY" FURNISHING not'SE, dec!2 No. T: Muin street. mite it! FRurftTRui! JL 25 bxs new Layer Raisins, 4" ur bxs do do, 5 mats seedless do, '. 5 drums Sultana do, ' 5 box us Genoa Citron,' 3 casks ante Currants, 2 bbls German Prunes, liio boxes extra choice French Pmnes, iu small boxes, for sale at re need prices, ut t deel 2 COOK A LANGl.EY'S Eureka Rar. mj 1uiJlKEXTRA FAI'ElVlfELL ED AL 4 monds new 2 bbls extra soft shelled Almonds new. 2 bids English Walnuts new. 1 bid new Kiibvrts. loO lbs choice shelled Almonds. Just rireivcd by COOK & LANGLEY, dec!2 No. 75 Main street. iBXEH, ft t 11- s.l it--s, tev. to I 10 dozen axes; lo do wooil-saws ; 25 do shovel, ton-s and forks ; 5 do meat-cutters ; tto do butcher knives ; 5 do butcher saws : on hand and for sale by J. STKAI'B A SON, VI Main street. qka i1:'san1Tsleis ' os 150 prs Skates, for men and boys, 24 fancy Sleds, 24 strings Sleigh Bells. Just received bv GEO. S. SONNTAG. fWlO PORK p.tt'KERS! GOU Si t H S JL Alum Salt. Also Lard screws and pork cleavers in store and for sale by dec'J SAMUEL OKIt. WELLING HOUSE WANTED. Any per. son havinir a dwclliue- house of tivo or six room, situated w ithin convenient distance of the Poet office, ran hear cf a tenant by npplving at this office. de-12-lwd r. ROJV f C .'A FULL SlOGh. OE lltONl Steel, Iron Slabs. Steel Slabs. Tinolate. Wi-o Sheet Iron, Ac, on hand anil for sale by decit SAMUEL ORE. rmllE PIOJS'EER CI MOVE It ! J JL constantly receivini; and keeps for sale Brown Sugars. Loaf, Crushed, aud Powdered Sugars ; Java, Ttlo, and Layuayra Coffee ; An excellent assortment of Teas, from 50c to SI ler i.-und. t 'htK:olate ; Ctx:oa ; Tapi.K-a ;' S:i4ro ; Prunes ; Kaisins ; Currants ; Dried Cherries ; Citron; Isinglass; Flavoring Extracts ; : 15 It.s Sae ; . ' ' Sw eet herbs : 'live Oil ; .Salad Oil ; French and American M ustard ; Sardines, Lobsters, etc. decDJ

vz MISCELLANEOUS. " St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRlKTOilSHIP- AS ENTIRE : RE-ORGANIZATION. 7pjrBsJt-. trJMMKR v iRr.rn ss, Y-m from New Orleane, have purchased the ST. CHARLES SALOON, ou First atrcet, nearly opposite the Post Ottice, and have refitted it in an elegant and attractive style. The new proprietors have had long experience as keepers ot fashionable and popular Restaurants iu New Urhuuia, aud they will endeavor, lu their new house, to combine all the elegancies ami luxuries of Northern and Southern Kestanrat iu the ST. CHARLES. They have brought a large and complete stock of choice Liquora from New Orleans, which they collected with care during their business in that city. Their cnunections and acquaintance in that city will enable tiiciu to obtain the choicest supplies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that market in future, and they will spare ne expense nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass, hereafter, its former representation, as a plet-saut Sal. ...ii, a place of gooil living, and elegant, refined and luxurious resort. ftir Uilliard players will find at this Saloon a set of the finest marliie top Billiard Tables, from the well know 11 and celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick t- Co. The undersigned Hatter themselves that long exIerience and careful attention will enable them to merit a reputation equal to any Saloon iu tlie western country. tf-idr" A splendid Lunch will be served up in the most approved st.vle, i-vtrv morning at lfi o'clock. HAMMER & I) It EI FUSS, nt!g4 ' Late of New Orleans.

ce it mi ft- aotiT, 9-JS . liro'llld Rice, Peal 1 Tl rtmi, s.ttjtc, llaliey. Hint other diets for s.ile at for children aud ilivali W. II. P. YODDARD'S Iec3 Urns Store. 17 Main street. M1 viij mi ft-: 2 5 V O X 1j ti eizrt, iroiii imit-iticli to z incbes, received Hr railrotnl direct IVoiii tlie manni'ictim-tri, lv ilW.i SOKKXSON A (X). IK JtRti JtST .V IliU i:i V T OJf ww another lot of Fluid and Coal Oil Lamps, the latest patent, all of which nroolVored for sale at W. il. P. STODDARD'S, dcc3 17 Main street. y OHI PliJS A NEW LOT OF DAW. Warren d- Hyde's tip top Cold Pens, just received and for sale cheap bv IUTTR0LFF BROS, uov 22 48 Main street. iUlYtl ro.'A'-io TOVti itti lea grind stones, all sin s, received to-day by GEO. S. SONNTAU, oct2ii 10 Main street, Jfll Ilt lLI it SJ WN .' -50 C'tRCUJLtR saws of a superior quality jiwt received. Also saw mandrils. CHARLES S.WELLS, dect! No. Li, First stroct. Collector's Sale Of Real Estate tor the pnymeut f cost ami ejrpeuses of side-iritl ',: hn prove snetttx. mOTtCJi IS fl Kit Kit titVJZJV that by virtue of two precepts, issued out of the lerk s oilier ot the cttv or Evausville, and to me directed, I will sell at public outcry at tho door nt the Court House 111 the city of Evausville, 011 riday, the 30th day ol Deoniber. IKjU, the follow ing lots ct parcels of leal estate, or us much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amounts nssesset; and chargeil against said lota respectively, an tho cost and expense of making side-walk improvements iu front of said lots, together with the costs ot sale: Lot No. 1, Block No. 4, Stockwell's enl. f 10 38

do 2. do do 4, do do 11 4ti do 3, do do 4, do do 11 4c! do 4, do do 4, do do 10 42 do f., do do 4, do thi II oO do , do do 4, do do 9 27 do 7, do do 4. do do 9 IU do 12, do do 4, do do 9 3.1 do 1:1, do do 4, do do 9 :t:t do 14, do do 4, do do 9 XI S'l!) 62 do 9, do do 8, Eastern enl 10 30

109 82 Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M., on said day. P. SCHMLCK, !ec7d:iw City Collector. VHEM K'AL, FAMILY JIAR.ASD Fancy soaps loo boxes, all kinds, just re ceived imd for stile low by S. K. GILBERT .t CO. deep) Mo. 4 Sycamore ht. if. JLx x. Wm. BALSAM FOR Till L L'XUS t for thi cuhk or "' " Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis, Wanting of Flesh, Xiyhl Siceatx, SAtlini of Blood, Whooping Cough, Dijiculfy of Breathing, Colds, Cough, lnf uenz 1'hthisic, Pain in the Side, and all Diseases of the Lungs. 111,000 DOLLARS REWARD IS OFFERED FOR A BETTER RECEIPT. iionfaiu no Opium, rttfttniel. Nor Mitit-rnl Poisoti, uml in Riij'e fur thi imt dvUtuit fih.itti. It i estimated that l."L0o perHouM dio auinmllv in thft diited States, with eonuttiiition. and Prof. Kht-rJy By tht a vnnt nnnilK-r of thnm coald bo saved ly thw timely line of Home propor r4!ineiy. Ir. I lull m IiJitKaui HtriktiH ut tlie rol ol toe diHrjwo at onre, irni'l mich in its NfKM'tly i-JTVet that any tiio iif-inj; it freely mtcordin todiref juim tor twenty-four or forty-eiLr.it iwmju. mid not iitircly taitisii'd with iu nifrii-, nmy return it and recnivo buck thidr money. Tim inont diircssiii-; Ut frvMjnt-ntly Tflioved 1y b iiip du,and broken vt in a few hour.' time. Th allllcted do not liavo to taktr L-jttle uiU-r bottle before they liud out whether this r medy will ntford nMef or not. Thi) public have 1hhii imjtorttvi upon by renieHoM recomiuonded by certificate wlikb tiav ntwayn originated iroiu Home iinknowii Hourcu. Wo helievo tli.it a rnctltt ine poHse.sin real nieiit.s will effect enrert wlirret'Hr it in nnd, at lioine a wed a abroad. Thin iu Mrtieoric preparation, but otio whicli if u-ed iu iaH4)ii will Have the live of thousand; and pernoiiM niay make this bargain with neotn from whom they purchifctfe : that in every c-attu whero it is used freely according to directioriH, and entiro Hatisfactirii is not given in twenty-four or fortyriht honrs, tliy ran return tlie medicino. aud their money will Iw chert'tdly refunded. It has effected cures iu iiuni;TOtis case where tho morst skillful pUykieians in thU country and Kiirt.j-e have Infill employed, and havo exercised their bkiil iu vaiu. 4Jiuies which thoy pronounced incurable. ana surrenaurer. ait liopoies teyonit auoiiltt leaving the patient without a binlu ray to euliveit them in their gjoom, have been cured by Dr. HalTs Ualara, and tho "Tictims of coiirfiimptiou " are now vigorous aud strong wa the mont, robutd. am'Ug us. And these cases aro not isolated ones; thoy are numerouw, antl can bo pointed out in every community where this most uu rivaled remedy has Ih'x-u tef tod. Be slow, thn to believe the oft-rejeatetl efory about the lunes beim; cone ; or father let no etu h appreheiiHiou induco yon U kiv-o up. Act upon the ( principle that while there is hoK). You can never be so low that you may not trust, humanely sis-alr-ui, in Halt a Balsam. More than one, nay, hundreds has it hrcught almost from dear.h tn life, when all else ha1 failed. Give, then, th.s powerful but barmlsKs ri'inedv a trial. Call 011 theae;ent and jret a pamphlet gratis. The j treatise on consumption atone is worth th price of the medicine, louwilllin.l certihcate of physiriuus iu Cincinnati, and of others whose euros have lieen effected here at home, where they cau be found.. ; Wu have certilicAie. of ita ceres front many of our nuwt resectable citizens men and women who live and have been cured amonr us. For particulars wo iof. r those living out of the city to onriitreuts. Ayainst such preparations as never effect cures where it has its origin, we would cautiou yoa. Unknown iiervong and place, and lictitioua .isea, are made subftervient to tim spruad and n-e of remedies of this doubtful cbanicter. - Ri" Ise sure aud ask for Dt. Win. Hall's Balsam for the luiif-s. For nale by the Proprietors, A.L.. SCOVILL fe CO., No. 12 Wwt Eighth St., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller fc White, Evausville, Iud. J. S. Thompson, - " decS-dd1 w2in asroMiNYr hominy in ebls. extp.a JlH White Flint, just reci-ived and for sale, wholesale or retail, by CHAS. HcJoUNSTON, decl2 . Posey's Bl.ck. YOUJt COWS1 10 TON'S OF BBAN JL and Shorts, for sale in quantities to suit purchafers, and delivered in any part of the city free of charge, by CHAS. McJOIINSTON, iL1i Posey's Block. Main street. ff SiHI .JJt WJiPsMsLV WJtRJSII --' rnttl&IBl-Xlioliut. light ui aug 11 1. sieainer LEWIS HAVIS, Master W m. M. Li'r. Cbrk. Leaves Evausville 011 Saturdays, at 12 o'clock. Leaves Htitsouville 01, Wednesdi.vs, at 12o'clock. Sl'FEI). COMFORT, 1CELIAU1L1TY, SAFETY. Kate Saroliot, JOHN- MiCLAIN" .Master. T1IO8. DlIHOUCIIET. ClerK. LeAvea Evausville on Wednesdays, at la f,'clcs;av. Leaves Hutsoliville 011 Saturdays, at 12 o'olocK. Thesi? two boats will ran regularly during the season, connecting; at Hntsonville "with the Hutsonvilie, Terre Haute, aud Lafayette Packet, MASONIC GEM. Freight and Paseng"rs receipted through to all points. Passengers and Sbippein may rely upon the regularity of these boats. All orders and business entrusted to them will be premptly attended to. 25 DOZ. EN Tit A BALTTMOKE EKOO.MSthe best iu the market, at

deel COOK Si LANGLEY'S.

William P. Devon aud Attachment n iing beCharles Rockwood 1 fore G. W. M. B ile, city v9- f Recoider, and ex-othrio A'lo'phui iLihn. J J. p. of Evausville. rwriHti ti t: f ej- ti .t t j t it k -M. atsjve entitled cans. till take notice that in the olli.-e of Wiliiam Cbidsi-y. Esq., No. 20, West tith street, in the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton county, Ohio, betueen the honrsol Uo'clisk A. M. and 4 o'clock P. 51., of tho 2'!d day of Di .-embor, A. D. l-Oll, tin- plaiiitiiTs will pnseed to take the depositions of sundry witnesses, to bo read iu evidence od the trial of the above entitled cause, and the examination w ill lie adjourned from day to day thereafter, till the taking thereof is completed 11. . WHEELER, lec2 Att'y for plaintiffs.

S ti. I'. STIIIHI.JRJ, . TI I' O It Tr of Daguerreotype, Aiubi'otvne. and Me. lainotype Stock, and general agent for Photographic materials, all of which are ofleie-I ut redneed prices at 17 MAIN STREET. Family Groceries. Wm. Caldwoll, NO. n. Fitter (ST., V.FT. MAIN d- LOCUST. 7 .V tiJl.Vtl -i-VI) Wit. I, R tim A9 JS. ceive recularly during the coming wiut4'ranl spring, a choice artijl: of trllAUEJt TAf.I.E El'TTER. Also Poultry, Eges, Vegetables, Dried Fruit Hoiuininy, Ueiins, Split 1'eas, Leaf Lard Sc. FLallt ANU MEAL. My stock of staple and fancy groceries is large and complete. Give I'artuer a call. t-iN. 11. Gooils delivered to any part of tho city free of charge. declj HARDWARE & CUTLERY rir.i n i. n s wells, importer Ly (IURECT) AM) AVIIOLESA L E JO BliEK, AC. Li FIRST ST., oi l: J. II. MA G II EE d CO. 1 have now, and always keep, a Kood large stxk of Coeds ill my line to supplv at w holesale to MERCHANTS AND TKAIEKS. My faciliti. K for buying are one'iualld bv any Hard ware man. Having been raised to the Hardware trade in Indiana and Cincinnati, my acquaintance with the demands of tlie West are thorough WITH A TRADK that demands a very lare quantity of tioodn, and the care and nnins taken bv m in aekctine; 1'iiijik brands and qualities, I am enabled to ott.-e THE IjEST OE GOOIis lower than many would have to sell rii)ii articles, hcaicciy worth the frti-lit home. A minute examination Of rilV MoeJi l.v A ( Ol'NTlt Y 31 EUCI1 ANT is equival. ut to a sale to the party, without fail. And the la st advertisements I have are tlie satis, factory reports made ,v my WUOLESA LE CUSTOM EES, aiul tho strong r comnieiulations j;iveu of my establishment to others who desire to lay in a new stock by those wlio rej;u!ui y purchase of uie. For Fall ai:.l Winter .a I ,-s I oiler loO bxs Weils' "n,ml-s Axes; 60 do Lippincott's 00. ; 50 do. Collins' do. ; -io doz Sausage Cut ten ; 000 dozi'ockcl hnnes; si-tls Table Knives and I1 oiks; Lhid.. ISiitrht r Ivinves; a.inln. Shears and Scissors; ,"ai do. Itar.ora ; l.tsio do. Filos (mostly Itiitcher:.); 'Jo do. Grain Shovels; CO do Ann s' do. and other biands; ,o.i.i!, Pump Cliaiu ; M setts do. (JeariiiKt -."u f.-et do. Tubing (splitand bored); f.O do. Solve aild Eld la s ; 3 s.ises Mill Saws; .1 do. llook'lootb ntal Cut Saw; 'JO dozen Wood Saws, (framed); ki ! . I.o ks and Latches ; lloodo Units; 1"" uross Scew.- ('., 10 4 in.); Si 111 doz Tad Locks (assorted); 1,000,0001;. J). (inn Caps; 6oo,OtNl S. 11. Io. do., plain and ribbed: 000,0110 other quulitie lo.ioil feet Safety Fii.v ; 10 casks Curry Combs ; :'; do. Sch.sd tdalos; :i .i. Ililles;.') do. Shot Guns (SJ Io Sfi" each); .r do. tJiiu liarrcls ; Gun Trimmings in any qiiautily - l.u -jail as? ortiuent in the State. SCALES AT FACTOIiY PItfCE.H. 100 Platform (Tea and Counter) ; 5o Senile Beams ; 25 dozen Steelyards. JAI'ANEO AND STAMPED TINWAIIE. 20 cases (fully assorted) ; 5n bdls Tinners' Wire ; Kettle Ears, liiveis, i'.r iss Wire, Cloth, Ac MACIIINE I'.EIl'lNU. 10,(100 fe. t Gum Leliin-and Hose; 00 lb Gum i-ackiug liusorted). Willi Necslles, Port Mouuaies, Candlesticks, lied Fastenings, Clotlu-s Pins, tfrindstones, CoIKh Mills, &c. itriislios, Coiuba, Thimbles, Ea.or Strops, Pencils, Harps, Tacks, skates. AS SH.il E I do to.t, rti.-e ail tlie eoods sold iii tbw last 1H months, and ail expect to sell llurilie; the Uext 18 moiit'is. COINTUY nIEIiCIIASTS can ratisfy I liem-eivi s by looking in, that I have, do keep on band (L.v far) the most superior stock, as to size and quality, kept ill the State. W illi llar.iuale alone, 1 occupy iluee stories and cellar of a hour..' 25 feel front by 100 leet deep, purchased of man iifacturers alone in all the Eastern manufacturing States, and ENGLAND AND CEliM ANY. Ilii.ortiliK (dir. . I) all foreign Hardware and Cutlery. Good sound nier. br.iits, sold on usual '.ime, ami Cash buyers olt'ered bargains THAT AUK HAKHA1S3. All ordein tilled promptly, and wi'.i have my personal at tention. Hardware is much cheaper than evert Call and f... ! CHAS. rt. WELLS, '"xTI No. 1.'! First street, Kvansville. BRIE1 KEEK AND J reduced prices at 11EEF TONGUES, AT d" :lt COOK . LANCLKY'S. RPUCKH Hi: IT F.LOi 7 25 baKs extra No. 1 JU f.r sale at s 1 50 ner ba't of 60 lbs. bv d'l- COOK it LANGLF.T. William P. D.miii and i Attachment before G. W. Ale Pride, Citv Jtecord Charles ltx:ku.,od Adolphua llahlr,. J """"l ex-ol)icio J. P. lb writ op tti cum Ejynp vr 8 31 issued by me ou tho 22.1 ius November, l-il'l, .t, a ease w herein William P. Devon and Charles Itockwood are plaint it's, and Adolphu Halm is ileten.liint, and it appearing from tho return of the summons that no personal service could bo bad. Ibis is to notify said defendant of the pen. deucv of the said p 011, and thatsaid action will I o tried Lefoio meat my ollicein the city ot Evausville, Yaiulei -bui'idi count;,-, luilialin, oil th.i .'loth dav t December, A. D. IU ,:, at o'clock iu tho forenoon G. W. JicCllIDE, City Uecorder, nov20w.Jw and ex-ollicio J. V PfA.S-K J-OTIt'ti. TIIE .ff JW "f.f I, Ut meeting of the Stockholders of tlie Hram h at Evausville of the Dank of the State of Indiana, for the election of live Directum to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Hanking House iu Evausville, on TUESDAY, the third day of January, Ikiio, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.. and 3 o'ebick I. M. liy order ot the Board of Directors. uov::U-UtUwta SAML. P.AY AUD, Cashier, f Enquirer copy. pLjTrHHM I Tlii'l.y'IITIJS'iiR M-M Tools received and for sale by dec.) SAMUEL 0BB. rariRE ilJ'IIIHtslUJYEII WO VI II JL respcciiiiily iuloriu their friends and the public generally, that they have removed tlieir otlico and store to tlieir new building on Erst street, thren dools above Pino street, near the foundrv. ul...r they will be aide to give more prompt uttention to the orders ol their customers. A larire lot of stores will be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, iu order to cloje out the stock. leeo KUATZ & HEILMAN. CUtllSTlaN KKATZ w. H FILM AM. KliATZ & HEILMAN. CITY 1UU.NDKYI MAKUFACTUUEUS A NJ) BUILDEItS 0F8TEAM ENGINES AND BUILEItS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cano Mills. Tliraaiug Machinm, &c, E VANSVILLE, IND. rrrviE proprietors of the citv founJV. dry Ieg k avc. to inform their friends and the public i.i general, that they are prepared to do all kiuds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, am! everything appertaining to the Foundry busiooso. OJUV aio Iltauuiaciurillg art:AH J-.NUIN1CM AND Boit.KKsof any size and power required. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gumming Machines, Thra.siiing Machines, Malt Mills, Horsepowers, Corii-snellers, Machinery of all kinds mad.i and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings very description, Iron Hoiisefrouts, Ollar Grates.' rfc. Cooking and Hi nting Stoves of the latest ilk' provi d patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. UiiEWEItS, DISTILLERS, KIX'TIFIEUS.At, Supplied with every description of Copper and Shoot Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Kefngerators, Attemporators, Sparges, Stillhea. Is and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; Copjper, Lead and Iron Pijie; Copper, Dia.-s ami Iron Pumps of every variety, for Uecr, spirits, oil, ic: Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistle.-., de-. Workmen sent to all parte to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper uud Shvet Iron Work, de. OLD JIKTAT.SB'lt'CnT. They are deaonir in and selliio' Allen's Inn. roved Steam Gauge, Wrong!, t iron welded Pies aud Tubing, III ram llopkim." Iiujiroved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, German ladling Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hoe, de., of the best kind; Tiuplate, Sheet Iron, Block Till, 1'ig Iron, Babit Metal, Sj.elter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the bent Machinery and workmen, and will give ail work entrusted to them, tlieir individual attention, tilling orders promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable prices. Uai Oltice and Sale No. 0O Main stn-et; Foitudi y. Boiler Yard ami Machine Shop on Pine street, between First and Second streets, Evans. Tille, Indiana. dec7 7T; ttl.TEII HT, 1t TJtJt ive boy, 14 to 15 years old, with good habits, that can write a plain band, can get a riitnation with GEO. FOSTER CO, dec!4 corner LtoinI st. and Canal. jtf i JVVE Is TOX It T T I . V 1 O O bale No. I butting, just received by

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