Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 102, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 December 1859 — Page 2

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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION. HKAUISO MATTER OS GVEKV PAGE. Our employees having roted to have the 25th of December Christmas come on the 24th, this year, there will be no paper issued on Monday. Rilitorlal Correspondence. Isdiasapoms, Dec. 21, '50. Having lx:en away from Evansville for over a week, I have gathered a few item:) that may be of interest to our readers. The weather is settled into a steady " spell," and a3 there is a good snow on the ground, sleighing is all the rage. The young folks," especially, are putting in their time well, and many a sleigh full of them " runs all night." Single-horse sleighs hire for one dollar an hour, large ones in projortion, and notwithstanding the hard times, the livery stables can not supply the demand. " Well," a3 Mrs. Bedott would say, "young folks will v young folks." Lectures and shows are all the go, now. "The Old Folks" I see advertised to per form at the Metropolitan Hall (formerly Theatre), and at Masonic Hall Dr. Boy n ton is lecturing very acceptably to large audiences on the subject of Geology. He is provided with fine apparatus for illustra tion. He is to that subject, what Professor Mitcbel is to Astronomy that is shaking of him as a lecturer and as the former was invited to your city and gave a very entertaining and instructive course last year, would it not be a good idea to induce Dr. IJovrton to visit Evansville and give a course of his scientific lectures? The war between the two wings of the democracy yet rages with undiminished ferocity. Nothing can prevent a "regular muss" in their convention nest month Everything will be cut, driod, sorted, and labelled by the Administration Central Cotimittee, and the attempt will be mud to force down the throats of the Congias raea whatever dose is prepared, fiu- tUtUi. They will come up in full streagth-r-they will out number the Lecomptonites they will fight fiercely tUey will die hard. But die (politically, as " National Democrats," so-called) they will. When their leaders let the Lecompton minority again out-general them, wLl the rank and file in the Pocket and elsewhere submit to the outrage? or. will they refuso to be repicsonttjd. at Charleston, by a Lecomptcn. delegation ? We slwll see. I have it on good authority that Henry fci. Lane will accept a nomination for Governor from the Opposition, if it is the general wish that he should run. It is entirely ynneoeasary for me to say that he is an A Xo. man in every respect, and will get the nomination if it is understood that he will accept. Candidates lor the several ortiics to be nominated by the Opposition Convention are beginning to be mentioned. Among others, I have heard Henry S. Lane amlJudge Morton mentioned tor Governor; Will. Cumbnck, Judge Otto, and Wra. K. Edwards for Lieut. Governor; Judge 1q Urulcrfor Attorney-General ; Jonathan, Harvey, of Jeflersonville, for Treasurer of State; James Burgess, of Danville, for, GV-vk. of the Supreme Court; ltenj. Harrison, of this city, for Reporter of the Supreme Court. In due time, tijere wll he plenty to choose from. i notice that the editor of the Madison Courier has been paying his respects to the Journal in rather a left-handed way, in regard to our comments on his plan of calling a straight-out " Republican " Convention, instead of an " Opposition " Convention. We shall have deply to make to our dicta ttyrial friend in a few days. If he wjahs. to, defeat the Opposition movement by declaring his radical Kepulicans,. holier than, other men, and refusing to ccvopcratq wSfa other eoutdly honest oppouents to, Levfaiptonism, we cannot consent to. l& him pursue such a destructive C'jijtwo without putting iu a protest. Business, except pork packing, is dull here. Mgjicy, for general business purposes, is auui scarce. The majority of people, however, think they spy the beginning of " the good time coming," somewhere a)Hut the owning of spring. J. H. M. Ptu tntl Sc Issors. A little girl, the daughter of James Connelly, a nsitlent of Cincinnati, was burnt t,o death on Tuesday last. It attempted to add some fuel to the fire in the absence of its mother and ignited its clothes. When the mother came into the room her child was a blackened and charred mass. V til .. F .I ., i lie .lew -ii:iuj i.euter says thai a, joutig woman named Mury liiekinson, liiing in the family of Mr. J. IS. ISuskirl: at Orangey ille, Orange county, vyis sa s-eveiely burned by her clothes taivug fire one night last week, that her life is despaired of Tho ii-t proceds of the tale of photographic likenesses of John Brown, which are handed over to his fumiiv for the month ending December l."th, is just i lC-'f.. His family are not likely to sutler, f pecuniarily, on acconritof his execution. j The destruction of property in the United ' " cr i ,, euoriuon.s iiuic 01 iiny luinioii iiiti:ir5 per annum. Seventeen millions are annually struck out of existence by fire. The murine losses are more thatt twenty millions exceeding by a considerable per ceu.t. thrf 'English losses, arid by stili iioe those of France. The balance is made up of losses by railroad accidents, and other casualties

attributable to carelessness and reckless "go-a-neaditi veness."' We surmised, the other day w hen the announcement was made that the Southern students had withdrawn in a body from the medical schools of Philadelphia that some of them bad lieen arrested in attempting to break up Mr. Curtis' lecture in thai city a night or two before. Our surmises were correct, as the following police items from a paper in that city evidence : I

C. T. Henry, a medical student from Geor- j gia, arrested for inciting to-rtot in tbe-, street. . The prisoner was armed with Colt's revolver, fully loaded. ' Alderman :

Kennedy held the accused in $300 bail to answer the charges of riot and carrying concealed deadly weapons. David Watson, aged 21, a Southern student, arrested in front of the building, for inciting to riot. A u billy " was found upon his person. Watson was held by Alderman Swift in ?500" to answer the charge'of riot and carrying concealed weapon3- : lltiam Jones, a medical student from Georgia, arrested for inciting to riot outside of the hall. Held in $400 to answer; by Alderman Kennedy. John C. Clark, of Kentucky, a medical student, arrested for inciting to riot,, : On searching this prisoner in the car house, a murderous looking dirk knife was found upon him. Alderman Swift held him in $800 to answer. We learn from Washington that the Pos" master General ha decided that slips posted on newspapers containing, besides the address of subscribers, the date when his subscription expires, and, in seme cases, the amount due, are subject to letter postage. It apjuears that members of the House of Representatives cannot get their pay till a Speaker is elected. A dispatch from Wellington, however, says that Mr. Grossbrenner, Sergeant-at-Arms of the last House, has advanced to various members sums amounting in the aggregate to $40,000. Thurlow Weed writes to tie Albany Eoenin.j Journal that Mr. Sherman will undoubtedly be elected Speaker, and that Mr. Porney will be made Clerk, though there will be a strenuous opposition to him. He saya the Republicans intend supporting Mr. HotTman, of Maryland, for Scrgeant-at-Arms. The dropping man," whose adventures in jearch of funds were recorded , in the Seymour Timet the other day, as we noticed at the time, or oue of the family, has been " flopping down," as Jerry says- in Dickens' last story, in Lafayette. He had a little boy with him, dropped into a dead faint on Mississippi street, sprained bis ankle, was taken to a neighboring house, told a dismal tale of the loss of his family in Kansas, was given $2ti by a ympathicing set of " suckers," and went on his way rejoicing. We shall probably have him or one of the tribe here next, and we warn the public to be careful how they give money to men who faint on the street, and tell sad stories of destitution afterwards. They are playing the "dropgame," the meanest game on earth, for it cheats men through their best feelings. Indianapolis Journal, lir. Iloyntan Eagtgcd It is with, extreme pleasure that we are able to announce that Dr. Boystos has consented to give our Library Association two uf his interesting lectures on Geology. The lectures will take place on Tuesday and Thursday, January 3d and 5th. Owing t numerous pressing engagements" in otkr cities, he is unable to give a full course. hut we are assured that the two lectures swlimted are his most popular and interesting. It was thought hefore Prof. Mitch kll came to our ci'y that it would be difticulC to make attractive scientific lecture, but the success and acceptability of his. course have satisfied our lecture-going public that, in the hands of the proper i uvsi they are not only the most usefnjj. but the most interesting. 1. ovmoj-. popularity in otlier cities will insure him a large audience here. It win b? seeu by our Editorial Correspondence that he is giving a course iu Indiannpoiia. Several of otir friends, being aware that printers could not enjoy Christraa without something to cheer and Strength the inner man, have loaded us with, fcivors. We will not say who. they wery kt w will t,nj that if any of our rcjs cIwsir striue beef that would make- tae- ma nth, of n epicure water, the wiU sail oe J J knchler. corner Sevet,i) aadSycamot streets.orat his j! siall t,hd. mtuket. If u.ey wish to lay 'up, a, supply of T iters and celery, the-y vijl Jliiid, UQji& more choice than tiws Kept, by f. Felker, corner Mai add IToWiV streeU. Kor family groceries I oultry, venison, and other Christinas) uiiugy, ickeby uuoTiiKKs. ti the very place to go. Having entPrd atlentiion to these getitlcmeu, it aar of our patror lail ot a good Christmas diuner it fault of ours. fisay-The lecture to-night by l-xtl.'au-, wans, of .New York, on tb.M3squeradc.J of the Elements," is stated Ljr arexehatvo;es ' ' tn lu, I, id Kaii iln. -, ' . ... M iiH.yM wiju noiird Ins beautitul and instructivejecjture last winter,. will know what t e:;pect, we need not urge them to gc Midyear him. AM v. to. heard him V.. wiil.attend.he levtu:rtonight. Huttothose . who did not hwo the pnvilege.ot jristening to him liefor.we sajr if youry!ih to enjoy a rich, 1:4eJlectuH, an !,s( UsBtiijc treat, go' ,to MnrlUt-.-lilL nig.lt. Our citi.ens" have nver , faifed tI patrona.e. lectures of real sjid, me,rit, and w e w ill be disappointed if Cit,.u aut, giv , the Professor a crowded httuso.- ' ' ' ' ' Sabbath I-arK.ctoaik, uu. i-.oitok: The fiourtU ot J , m fell niion the !Sabbai. and.it, will, ranemeinlered by our citiaews, that tly day maf desecrated in a distrueeftil m..,. .... i . discharge of lire- wrtuj, 6re wcr.k andt fl parade of a mslrtary company, birtwledlibr hand of muic; the tumult Wiitz s0(i. e ie a eat lunl "le fettgious services in : thee c.liiw . i.. . wen; nim-h disturbed. At that tim- a

the almost unanimous sen timerrt , ojjt til pie that such scenes should not ixnixt To-morrovv is, Christmas, and tlkw-rw bath is Ne,w ..Years day. It is tln. over this country, when the hc5tii the Sabbath, to observe etthFc, rlf,-

' . was peoagain. t Sabtom all ' s fall on day behotild lie ave strict

lore or me day aiu?r it. Qhtl-Ut tbe case with these days. Wvel city ordinances on the su'.tjct ;. & ' disorderly conduct on f'SsbLa due to jieaceable, qu't ,citi Mayor and Marslial el uld st-U

noisy and - h, and it is , that Hie mt the laws .v Years' day still the Sabdesecrated. Citizen.

are tdieyed. ChrisUjl.auu.Kw' fail Ite festive ktiUday, aJJ ' batli need not he lmitlimn;M

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MERRY CHRISTMAS S i,i TO ALL!! - . ,7 I ! i ' . - s . - ; i . ; ; - a . i j ; rs t i a j l a-.?f , .,', . . J-H i 'Ut-u-fi;!! CITIZENS OF EVANSVILLE , To attunu our GREAT AUCTION SALE o r FINE HOLIDAY GIFTS THIS It Jl I Saturday, December 24, '59. To supply the great demand that w ill bo made upou us for ELEGANT GIFTS, we Imvu deoobMl it exixnlif ut to have THREE AUCTION SALES To-d.n,y, AT 10 A. M., AND AT 'Z k &K P. M., At which tine will ba offered OCR. MOST CHOICE Si. ELEGANT 8" SALE" ESPECIALLY FOR THE IjADIKS AT 2 O'CrfJCK P. M.. When we will offer our ma? nifleent stock of S 1 1 V E R - r L A TH P WATIE, coNSiSTiNfr e FULL TEA SETS. COFFEE UR.VS",. jTLTQ- ROILETl.! TCE PITCITERS,, CAiTT BASKETS,' MOLASSES CANS; CASTORS, &c, 4a, ToRether with JFIXE GOLD WATCHES AXJ JEWELRY, )f Ewy DecTiptioH. We to,rt in attention of t,,H P"1,1' 10ur . -. -', - v .'' ',- i r. v disp y 01 fine SI LV EE-PLAT ED WA JSE, A.' y are satiofted jfoie tbe abovesalee take place, as that the OVTK QUALITY AND ELEtJANCK ti ST(.CK W'ill need 110 further recoinwendatiou from us, if examioed by aa iDtelligeut community COME ONE AND ALL ! J" ComfortabW seats will be provided for the Lao ice during the afternoon vale. H. NELSON it CO., A itct" r-.' P BATCH ELDER, Asiuee.

W. W. WEKT, Salesman.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IMPORTANT TO THE SICK. 11. E. Eh I ESP I TSCH, GERMAN AXD 'iJlMw American Eclectic. Physician, bavin? estab- . liniit) l aa office in this place, rcepacttuUji calls the attention of tlui public that he cures external and internal disease or inveterate 1 H i Cfl "i J kind i in tliemwi approved mmim-rj wIimvvi enreifr : possible. '"fck l)r. bifc-ra- to tUacever and ju.ltrn e v. avra arrt diseaa fcv cxantinin the putMor tit watr. Otlice, ycaulore street, between Tliird and Fourth. . . . nev2U-lmdAw LAND FOK SALE. 1J a ret tho n w qr sec 7, town 2, ranite 8 west. r do , u e qr sec town 2, raue 8 -vest. IM do qr sec town 2, range 9 west, l'.tl do a e qr sec 31, Iovb ' range- 9 tr-t. l'f do nptn e qr sec 2, town 2, range 10 west, tin) do n w qr sec 14, town 3, range 10 west. ln do s w qr sec 23, tewn 3, range 10 weU lii do ' n e qr sec 2, towd 3, range 10 liVi do n e sec 24, town 3. range 7 liWdo '"T:" e qr soc 2, twn 3, range .7 "? if ltiir" do "" 8 w qr sec 24, town" 3, raHsie 7 " 'I he foregoing tracts will be sold en liberal terms. Titles are perfect, Enquire at tbe , REAL ESTATE AGKXCT, ' " On Third street, between Slain and Sycamore, ' in Wheeler's Building. WAf. H. WALK Eli, Keat Estate Act. JE10HJJI,Ii 4J' JSJSf THJt.n JL. , 54) Luts iu Lauiasco, west of Pigeon Creek . . I Lots iu Laniaaico, east of Pia-eon Creek. . . Lots iu the Eastern Enl't of Evansvilie. Lots iu tlu? Southern do do .". , Lots in Bray s do do Lots iu the 4th do do Lots iu the Donation do , do Apply to the undersigued Gflice in Wheeler's btiildiug. Third street, opposite the Cunrt Iloiuie. WILLIAM II. WALKEK. dec24 Keal Estate Agent. 9W m W EvaUAVille, for sale by WILLIAM M. WALKER, Heal Kutrttc Ajc,-nt, Third street, opp. the Court House. dec2l JLJ 1 Enlargement, on the Basin of theUanal, upon w hich is a new and the best tanm nan in r.vauuville. tor sale or le;ie. Alply to - r vO. . WILLIAM II. WALKER, decJ-i-diiw3ni 1 Land Agent. ' flrti-a Jkektojy' fo lilt tii stZ H.JBL extending to tbe Canal, with a wharf ou,. the basin of the Canal of seventy-five feet, being the most desirable location for uiaaufaj'.uring puriwfe8 in Eai:vilie, for sale or lease Apply to WILAIAM H. WALKEK, dec24M . , . ; Keal Estate Agent. I1 nun riimtttf jrrA.vTiB: We are prepared to receive Pork in balk at tbe Itailroad Depot, Canal, or river, iu any way deaired, iu the neatest and Iwwt manner for shipment. Packages and tNtlt t'uruisheil at the lowest rates. Ueing agents for the Baltimore A. Ohio Itailroad Company, we are prepared to give shippers East advantages nowhere ejse to be louuL Applications made at the corner of Locust street ami the Canal, will le promptly attended to. Ucciio' tiKU. FOSTER A CO. Mid wr Canal this day, for wile by dec24 OKO. KO.STEK & t. AT 1 CJVVVI itJ4J-IM bules extia htigeand H Ulediillil, 2' bushel.. loo bundles Double Gunnies, 4 bush. Also to arrive 7 S hales extra large J- double sewed (,iiiiuy Hags, the Uwt article ever brought lor this market, lor sale by . JKO. J'OSTKU AU., J, til Cruer Jjcust ami tbe Caual. Tjr . iJri htmj TMrs jva tick. 0ZW. The undersigned has been apiointed Administratrix of Ihe estate of tieorge Hoag, deceased. The est lie U supposed to be solvent dei-l-: PATHFKTNV H"Afl. Adm'x. ar nv kn B. W. Flour, 2" dozen Shaker liruoins, 4 bids Onions. 1 bbl Cranberries. ' I doc j irs ltinn.lv Peaches, 2si lln Shaker Itntter, i0 ,ti-M4,l Turkev. JuKt received t PAltf S EK CALPWELL'd. "OUR MCS1CAL ,1'lllKND," A Hare ompiiniou for . I be W inter Month. Kvery Pianist, Every Singer, Every Teaidier, Every Pupil, Every Amateur, Should prix-ur this weekly I'ul.licatiou of ViM-al and Pinolt M usie, costing but 1 ENTS a i.rnulM,r, and pntnonnred by the entire Press ol the Country, THE 1SEST AMI t'H E A PKST Ullltk OK THE KIND J X TltK WOULD." Twelve full-sicd Pases of vocal and I'ianoforte Music - FOIl IO CENTS. Teriv .' -- ow Half-yearly 5 -0 Quarterly 1 Sulea-rilw to " nf Musical i-..; i - ,,r nr.lvr it from the nearest i 2 l J K4 jj Pi, D o OOP - Newsdealer, and you will have MnUlrpL ir enough for your entire family at TTSiti" aa iiMignilicaut ct ; and if yon '! Mint Music for the Flute, Violin, Cornet, Clari05 met. Aecttrdeor, ic, 4c, subscribe for tbe "So'o 5 JWeludi.-it," issued semi-monthly, containing also ' twc,tae pages. Price, 10 cents per number; f l u i -year.; Jl 2.'t, six viuiiins. I'ubliHhtsl and for sale by C. B. SEYMOUR A dcc23 t'O., I"7 Maamn street. New York. C1FII.KHY! CF.l.T.ER T .' 40 1H)Z. ClIOU'K Celiery i:eeeived from Cincinnati per Adams Exnr.sMi at the Eureka Hazaar of - . dec2.t COOK & L ANGLE ().' FOB rjfJUsTMAn. l'ies.l Clnckeis, liressed Turkers, jressed Oeese, Venison, c, at COOK A LANULEY'W. 200 StlKLS eons. JiKi liusjiels lirau, bnshels Screaming. (XtUK a LANGLEV. For sale by no ;:tH EXTtt t SWEET rOIATOEH, S bush extra Turnips, ." bushels Parsnips, ,lto , .tc. al-atthe EL'KEKA BAZA Alt. For EtiUti .' 2U0 dozen fcf fresh Jl-J Eggsj Eggs just received at A .lec'C'. COOK, dr LAMiLBl ?. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. w TB 11 A t (JAREFILLY SELECTED Ol R ;ift Books, i children's books, i Annuals, i i ti.l some of the most i..nKH ir hovwl and l'tlns1 . ... i : L.1...L 1 . A . .1 trst,'C iniohs, ,jusi puoiisueo. o-u Hl.-lll before von buy elsewhere, as we off'T them at .Veic V..rl-pr.vs. DOBEl L A (OSYXOTUN. H JEJS'IS t'HJ'lS0J ! J CUT W r ived a choice lot Iroiu the Prairie, ami to be sold cheap (T,'S, ami 111 rents per lb. Now is the time, at VICIE1LY liUOTHEKS, dec:ii No. 8 Water street and HI Main st. KiriT ft'KKAKTS, KAlINS, GKEEN At'tdes. Citron, Jtc, lr., at YD'KERY BROS., Je,-i:i So. 8 Water street ami S2 Main st. -mUL ITa Of all kinds, for salu eluap at Jf V1CKEKY Hit OS., d.M-3 M Mnia at i-eet and J Water street. Vi.A'.i; Tl'UUHt'S M ."S liiieyoanuj iat Jeese, Turkeys. ,i,da T. 11ED.MON 1"S, Pos,'v's HbM'i 1 :li K1ST M AS IS COMING! 1 -" JJiHS4J t'iHMtMJf -' j 0 JL purcha' J.ice ptes. uts, will do well to call at S. llKAt.T . w Here ll.ey win hiwbuilcwi,n.eiit ol Christinas aud New Year Bsks, from f, cents to !."". Also riting C:ses am! Work Boxes from ."si to Be sure to calt bi fore you buy. decil - , , - . UKAl.Y. rnllf! "IIK!!'. Jf.'f f M. Emit, and Pickle department of tbe Eureka tt ., . .r is now full aud nplete. CUUk LANG LK .fter pn.ies as iaw as families can put nr. .4. uiol are extra in quality. j, d.w aswirtisl Pie, Fruit, Cherrie Currants, j Daiiisot, 1 iuots, 4s-. ui ri.y natural Krait in Glass -Peaches, Straw- . Iw.rries. aud Peacw. ' 1 - . ' si)j, .orn a rrmies iu quart glass Plums, ftfeM-rie. t?ices, Pineappbs, siraw tarries, P sr4ess Pesrs, c. ro. ir 4bK snrt A Pr-eservo, hf pal. fclass jars, sHAU iS i ISJj e ttraai4r berri.si. Peaches. rd Mwa-rHU S. .iraw 1 y, a 3 3 d Cl aAsls. assvi ted J -41. -Peach. Straw Urn i , and 'M.lt Jt. Rtach. filraU-rrv, and 3 do. , A IW HIS. . . .. " 1 nri i.,,., iokaii Peai-ixH. tra. " rtilialoeS, . " " " sa ' ; :'3ptc ,',. '' .1 " .it cam (it.rti pas, , i " ' sxWs- kaik.n, halt gallon, (p art " assorieu , and r inl jai .: extra Pickles, - la the uImvc as tb'- epicure may v ,,1,1 nuality llllexcel. k l.e JoA ' huudred. iiuaeji 4uu be found all that ."d a prices kw, veiy low . Mi ! Eureka Bayaar Oii & LANGLKY. at1'-1 ent.MUH. IMftlBTH. ST aivpe, A ni.brot.v ami Mer of liattiierre ,i-ral aireat Ivr Photo-

iainolyite St.wk. and ; v Inch lUe odeled at re.raphic uialei'lals, allot J7MA1N STREET, duced prices at

MISCELLANEOUS.

M 1MMMM1MM ; I MM It , CIIIKR 12 BBLS extra aae at dec2a. Fogey's Block, Main street. GsUJVUMIJSti i J Kaisins and Currants, Fijrs, Dried Apple", and Dried Peaches, - 21 bblsSreen Applnej100 bnshels Ear Coin, f 2O0 bushela of tliem extra Piuk Eve Potatoes. -Just received at T.' ESDMOSIi'b, dec25 Posey's BIock, Main street. BRECKENRIDGE COALTOIL. 77 WF. i IM VM BJEJE.y up&oiJrxn Agents for the sale of tbe Breckenridge Coal Oils, pure aJ nuaduUtraird, and will sell by the barrel or half barrel, at factory prices, freight and drayage added. It is the most economical light known costing less thau on'-ViI cent per Avar. HOKNBBOOK. CO., dec23 " ' Water street, Evansville, Iud. gWICmWT&bul! oFniiTaND TEKder C'hickens just received at ' dei-J3 : T. llEDMOND'S. igniwas! naas: euus dozen JBLf fresh jnst received at dec23 T. ItEDMOXD'S. Po-sey's Block. . B91 TTIiH ! Mt L'TTH tt ! LBS So. 1 Blue Grans Buttur jnst received at dec23 T. KEDMOND 8. ff 1 KJJll IJ HHi I.' S It L Ct. U-Jl f. J T i'LUl'U Fresh aud nice, at VICKEKT BHOS., dec2.'l 8 M'ater street and Si Main st reet. FltESU CIDER. moved into the rosra on Water strwt, lately occupied by Mr. Bischoff, is engaged in uiauufac-. turing Sweet Cider every day. Ladies desiring that article for mince pies, or other culinary purposes, should give him a call. dec-lwd JOHN V. GRILL. -A"t Cost. 1 f.HE TO Tii Mi ',-- AkJM. elusion to gell out, we ni'W oiler our entire stock of Watches, Jewelry, C lin ks, Silver Plated Ware. Ac, AT COST, and will sell all with, out reserve. This is a rare chanco to buy warranted Watches and Jewelry for Christmas presents, AT COST, aud all are respoctfully invited to givo lis a call, and sati-sfv themselves of the fact. "BITTItOLKF BltOS., dcc22 4S Main St., iK't. Eirst aud rH cond. . ffVUUlaT.njtl IS I'4PMIJ&, A S THIS is tho time tor min'e pies, the Ladk ure informed that they can fret Ground Marcs, and all the Spices pure, and a good article of CatGV'ba lliandy, expressly for ctwkiug purposes, at ' ' WM. 11. P. SIODDARIVS, ' di.c'J2 17 Main street. j 1 j 'v ttH : jfJs'Tm, ictii,jij'ii muss Candy, liowe's Ik'tiii C'audy, and a uumlier id' other pleasant remedies for Coughs oftentimws better than the more expensive and nauseating medicines, at 17 MAIN fc'i'KKET. jrf)ST HKfMVI VlSIt A ritKS H LOT OK 9W Windsor A N4-v,'t'rn"s superior Tube Ptdnts, to-p-tlier with a line assortment of Tint, Popw, and Drying Mils, at WM. II. P. i I ODDA KDS, iie 2J . 17 Main sti-eet. mssij.mtf, VLIM IIOPti. THi: ML ci hristiuas flop of the above Club w ill lake place to-morrow ( Friday! Kvenin. The New Y'ear llopou Ei iday w.-.k, tbe.:totb iust.t Jlnnb rs will ple;use itll 011 theTnasiiri-r for their ticli'ds. m W JTTRJt Tl 'Jj"Si Tin: W old PUMieer Kauiily Grocery ol '.. 11. imiK. Soiuetliialnr the Holidays Hi Deer Saddles 1 nice), ; :VNI lbs dressed fat Chickens and Geese, 'r(sh Oysters received daily, V . . , 1 bbl Pickled Sulmon, .- r' .V. il lbs Sap Sago 4'heeatt. . - c 0 cases Sardines, m hole, hf, and qr bxs, , 2 cases fresh cannued L.'lsters, . 2 ." " " Jove Oysters, 1 case canned Mackerel, - , - x ' " ' ' . Shad,' ' . ' ii doi hortles superior Olive Oil, . V Worcestershire Sauce, in gallon jugs, qts., pts., - and hf pints, . - - ..... - ic Sohoauee, John Bull and other Sauces, 111 lxxa Layer Kaisins, I bbl Cnrrauts, 2 bxs I itron, li bs MaceartMii and Verinii-elli, 1 bbl German Prunes, . for Puddtiigs. .1 bbl " dried 51ierrie ) Pies riFarina, Pear! Barley, Ctirn Stnrcli, Pii kled SalllK'U. Mackerel. Ill short everything to b be found in a welt assorted Eaiuily Grocery. tUt-Z-i It K H II J It R I tt I. S J T A. II. fl" CIKIK'S Pioneer Kamily Groceiy 1 bbls extra Mmm Pork, " ljenf Lard, 4 hi kins exlia t..,',l, n Holler, ,1o IT.s extra Koll Diillcr, 1 bid tit'l Bian Prunes (i-xtf.i), ' : 2.1 sacks choie Kamily Kloti.-, l-doy. jars iisa.rtod Picklos, 4 doy. jars askorlad Pie Krnits, 4 iloy. jars of Jellies, VI doy. choice c.-uiued P.-ai hes, "i bxs choice W. U. E. D. t 'heese, 60 bits Pineapple Cbee;. tVii yt A.iiPTr .vi.t tt.yit-n.d-n la hi 9m9 Itarrids to sell at half price are new and perfectly sweet and fresh, at ' 'it. IV. COOK'S. join IVINSON, MAxrrAfTrnrit op STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES . : U O X Xj 33 XI. Cornet Li-tt tind Water Streets; Jv'vttsts7ry . Inttlunm. EUREKA BAZAR. JTHniK. LASul.HY AUK ol'f.'.V .' Hi E ST A It EAM1LY Kl "KMSIIING Hol'sE, dcl "' ' "fr'W. fJlHtlT! VltriT! EMIT! -z-'t bxs new Lajer Itautas, 4o iji bxs '.o do, 6 luats ss-'llea.5 do, f drums Sultalel do, o Itoxts lo'iioa Citioii, S .-asks .aule Cnrtslils, i.blH tcriuau Prunes. UNI boxes extra choice Ert-uch Prunes, iu small boxes, for siib- at ret need prices, at ducl'2 COOK A LANGI.KY'S Eureka Bay-ar. GREAT rilANCK FOR UARtJAlNS."" -jrKTKtt.mj-Klt ,vr Tit UK f-V-MM dersidd by uny o, and in order to redu-e our preseet lu-ttni t uf llr;i (.'.,...(, Jv., vte will sell from thin date up to the hrst ol February, ls.00, at ... Sri'll BEDL'CED rillCES as to astoiii.sh the natives and everybody els.-. Call .tuick at No. ;lll Main street. ,,.,' r.oSEU BliOS. A CO. K H I'KUKTJHI.KM, ., Mr. Jl f do 1 qt cans fresh l.obsier. o tt cans n " I ot cans Salmon, 5 o ft cans " Jf " I t A - .t cans I'uve Ovsters N.. extra. ,jr box Sardines. & hall tmx-es Ssirdines. No open and offered at the usual low prices of the , , t -El IIEKA BAZAAK. vi h wuh.it i-i.itvn J.vit iio.njf miny in .juantities tosuit piii;bnsers, by dec in T KEDMOND LAlilES. ATTENTION 1 JLf. tAlUFH tMlif WIHI1 Tt FltF.SFHVh J? their health, will rind a iireservaUve at No. S Second stns-t. in the shape uf a very tine quality of thick ruled Morocco, Kid, and Calf Heel K.s.ts; a hn-ge lot of Misses' at;d Childrun s Heel H.h.'s, at reduce.1 prices. Also an extra lot of lastim? Heel Gniters, thi.'l. sobs. No trouble to show g.aids. Ladies, come aud judge tr yourdss I am det-r-juinedto seH cheap and g.Kl shoes I.-.k to y.oir own interests. You save money by buying good boine-iuade shoes. Gmu B.sts. Itubl-rs. Bnljalo Sh.wa. Saiidalls, aud other styb-s ol over ?.b.s-s. JOHN RASCH, detlJ Ku. 8 Second at., Evausville, Iud.

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: jry 0 a , ukjyt- t wit a o oju s ov fii the Second floor of the building next to the Orescent City Bank, on Thiid street, suitable for offices. Apply to . '- - decSO-Ht ' TITOS. E. GAItTTTN. constRnt impply of line, fat Venison Saddles, Quails, Babbits, Squirrels, Ac. Those wanting tor , themselves or for their particular friends, cull and buy of C11AS. McJOHNSTON, dec2t ltey's Bhck, Main st. I 3 P0KTER, 4c. 2 casks pts Younger & Son's Scotch Ale, 2 " tits BarkU-y jfc Perkiu' Porter. 1 basket Heidsick Champagne its, 1 " " ' pts. All seuuiue, aud for sale low at decl COOK. Si LANGLEY'S. H- U. WHFKI.Ka.. ASA lhLKUABT. WHEELER & IGLEHAP.T. tgTTOItJV-Iit'S JT Ifr, UKWF.HjC.' al ollectiiB and Heal Est ite Agency. Olrice on Third street, opposite the Court House. Enquirer copy. ff& AFr7o,.-rjJB Fliun JsJr Ig'.ehnrt Jt Authes is dissolved by mutual consent. Either party is authorized to settle the unsettled business of the firm. ASA IGLE1I ART. dec21-lw M. 11. ANTI1ES. F-nqnirer copy. jy.?iTri.e DR. e7 El'NENPl "TSC1I Am has remived to Sycamore street, Is-tweeu Third aud Fou rt h sts. derza-lwdAw Insurance and Real Estate K VANSVi I f. K, IXL. Jm. fcr tLe t'ollowin rcsioii8iLle Instirunce CumNsw Yoi.'K StinitiTV Ca;iUl J.."),) Ki.-iNi; Si n L'ft.-XtO I.NIIANA!tT,IS l.ri),.Hl0 Kai.lb lNSVKANTK tx., ('llli ilU.Hti. :iiH,iH We aldO liavt tou.o vaitinhlo rual etiato turale on it'a!fHi;ibI" term nd fair jrici-s. 5 Lots 011 Cum -tn-ct. hot. Third .t Fourth. 5 acrt-a of tho M;tjir Wuraer lai in, ot lailn ;tl, 8 tii iles Irom Ev.ttivillf. A farm of 17 jwiesi in On-wi county, Intl. It.irn, wll, cistern, htni.-, stock scale, st.irr hmis-, tiUTig orchard, dec. - 2J0 HciVi iu tin 'en county 10 vi which jjiaii it ; balance tiiiil-ci riht h iv.- in ridtivatioii. Trice 7 .ro kt acre. Tcrniti S'wt cah down ; balance in 1, 2, and li yKtrx. A hum of 80 acres, Jt inihs north wet of Vinccntics. GotuJ iti.provwm til: aUmt tifty ifr3 IciiCfd. Irici $l,.Nr; one-fourth c:ih ; balaitco in 1, 2, and 3 eRi. A farm ot aci-s, 0 mil eut of t.ik Station. CIikkI frame lioao and alcnit lott acres fenced. JPricw J-IO pr acre. lne-fourth down; Ia1ance in 1, 2, and 3 year. 4M) a: res luar Tdylorsvil!c( Ind , on hl-ral iirics and terms. A farm Tiar LiHton, 4trecn county, Ind. I'rice &ht jvr iutb. Very desirable t J, aitd acre lots, on NeWLui'trh road, near Weav i 'h (ardun. 2 HricK tloiKMni ou Sei'ond Htreet, In'tweeli (HicHtnt iM4 4hrrry tt4rf tn. ' L'. acis tiwtr -ijU Well bring :vt of theDlitt ht l irai't on liberal term. . 2 bio kn in L.auiatcof hrlow I ltt crvek . 40 acre adjoining Kinnk Alleu n larm, having Htoiio U;uy ou it. 1(H) feut on tkivoi.d street, near Jml Uaker resitlelli?. , , i. . 1 A far in f 5.'. acre iu I.ouer Bayorf. i M i;vouri and Iowa laids to 'U or ulj-ut ir IiroM-rty in Ludtait. btme very valuable laud near MalUou, llltuois, r..r i!e. F. II SAHIN, fleclo Infiurauce and Real FJMtat At. tf tlie MiCMtlTY TSait'itANCE OOMPANV, Octolwr' ASfiK I K. " ChhIi on hand 5 4" V.th in rotitjrniit.il liaiik, awaiting luestiueTlt H',.V.'4 CihIi in U.tiiU t'oiiiiuotiweatth 'sl''7 17 Total u.;;si '7 It ink. M-'eks .So ."-hares Uaik 4Snuuifrce ' ' rn , Am'u Y.x. Hank " " loo li.uk New York 14 " Ifk N. America 21 i shn .ar val. 52t,."ot worth ,7t'l Tt iiiporHi'V I.iuiid wt un-'l lv 11,(MS I'. S. 0Hiu Hi i tit Is ami 2' hareH ItenIute ! ir I iHi.rm:'e 'onipai:v l 'T:ioo O0 Huii-in ami Morttr.-es t'iuv; lies! lien, .Ve. Jo ., l.Mto 1'remiuiiiM uiuolK t ii ....t. J.'H'l SO Accrued lus. on Bn.!s :ithI "lort: iir:-" X 'I '.-mp truiy L'au ii,7iil 70 r..il:tn e dno'fr nn AtreiiM 1o W Total J...... ;...S".MJl V) Capital Stork t,Vto,UMi iM. Surplus 44, Mil y mi No I.iabiliiies. JOSKTII VALKKK, VrvSt fl. ii. II tviMit k, Sfcri'tary. STATE OF- NEW YOB It, " CITY Al'Dl'MV oK NKW YuKK. J ' JYiKolUiily apptyired 1 efor inn this 2itb day of Niveinber, A. 1. ltCifl, .Ks. ph Walker, lYenldelit, ami Hichard I. Ilayihtck, Secretary, of tho Ncurity Kin lu.-urauce Company, of the City of Jcw York, aud severally affirmed that thu within 8tat'nient by thfin aubsrrilwd in correct and true to tho best of their knowlele and belief. THUS. L. TUOUNELXi, . Commissioner for the State of Indiana, in Now York. This Company ha4 complied with the law of InMuua concerning Insurance Coin pan leu, and is prepared to take rinks iu th City of JCvansville and VanderbuTKli county, Ind li. U. SARIX, Affent, doclft b7 Main street. J'J a U A " UVT TIC It. U Son r!oz frer-h Ktsp; r ft-SOttH fclu.ire Roll butter. Just received and for ?Je by CHAS. Mj JOUXTOK, der20 rouey's Block, Main st. Family Groceries. SO. 5. fi llisT FT , BET. MAIS' IJtf L ST. irms aA ntj-n ro uir.ij meM.JSL ceive reirularly during the coming winter and Bpring, a c hoire artitdoof HHAKEB TABLK BVTTER. Alto Poultry, VclableM, Xried Kroit, Hoatuiiny, Ewiils, Split f'eas, leaf Lard Ac. . . FLVl'U AXU MEAL. Slyst. k of staple and fancy groceries in largi and t outpieW. Give J'arttter a call. Hrj S. II. Good di.iivurtoU to any part of tho city free of charge. declj ran ulrflpjtoJJEynriux oluiTTi xidi JS in tlu- Held for thu lbdi'iayi! Jut ruwcivod, 1 boxel extra cutting Choee ; " hrkiud Cli'dee Otmln u liuttci ; 1 bids choice Xeaf Lard i X cask Clear Side ; 4 cask Shouhlt-rs ; 2 bbl Golden Syrup ; b bbls powdered and ertuhed Sugars ; 7 bbl Craiib- ri ie ; ii wicka extra i ousyUanla Ruckwlnat Kleur, and also a supply of Fancy UroMiies, ttu'h Picklew, Prcs- rve,. Jellies, Pie Krtiit, Worrtst.-?-fiir and o tlier sauce, i 'an net! Krnit , 'at: nod Fre.-,h lakerel and Shad, -o (ysUrs, etc. iL-el.'J rii:Ki7 voun yrsTio TtiRs" TviiA$ and Shoils, f r ile in quajir'jli' t suit purthasery, :ttnj delivered H) any part of llie city fc ee. of eli:ir-.-, by ClIAS. te.H ( I NST bi ll 1'o.'h Blork. Mjti Ktecet. tfVMst f i-V' A NKW UT UK DAW .K cn, Warreu Jr. iijde's tip top tidd i'l just received aud JoreaW cheap by tilTi'Hiyv isuos, iiiv 4, Wiun ttret. ' wxk if h f ir?, iff m, lo down axt-K ; IO do Wtyi.;UVS J do shovtd, tonj;riaud b-rW; .r d' tiitMit -cut r-rs ; d hotelier knives ; di biiteher saws ; on hand and i.r salu by J.STkAT.H X SV, li.-7 71 Mmh Htieef. At TUB LITTLE MAN & CO.'S ! ! .MS K 'Kftl'BOIIflH JVOW FKOJL viilliiK tliluM-lvra Willi IJie I txntr ol lllc. ,lfirt, git'lv, Iw... it i wll to ku,w that S. KMlitOll J Mi., Si. 4'J Main irtri-t. Iue ntwivwl tin. (frxit.-r mrt uf tlidr nt(x k ol ti'Mtl lately, liii-li wfTe tHnrUc at Panic Price, anil uliii:li liify wv eellin; olt TTy -jHp. Ca'l ami ae tbflii no trnulk to show uuli. - tlM'lt, LAR11R UEnrcf ltlNS FHII KS OK JHKJtT-l'l'TTKU ami Patent l'r8-0ut Ja at Ja'ol Slraut' & S,n', 74 M.-iia utrt-et: No. 1 Mrut-Cuttera, worlli Si"l. SclliiiK at il "". No. 2 rt . lio -A fil", li ."! No. :i do .lo ."..I', i' '" No. 4 do ilo 4.M. lo 'A.Ui Tuttle'il PaUiit Crosn-Uut Sawn, worth $1 . (".-lliuK ut Hlh- wr foot JAt'ttBSTltAl'rtAStiN, ii.15 15 74 Main iUvet. liF.MOVAL. PiiH. u r. Hji ihii. tio.n k o thMP W PHYSICIAN A SO tH'MtiEitS, Ka.miU), Ua mmovuil lii oftie to North Third il mt, iiwu- Maui, over llakir 4 Koter' Lw 4if 4l'.1Tf.'S AM' SLEl'St79 pra Skates, for uit-u and bojs, 2i tancy rlMiri, 4 atriiikfl Sleigh Pt-lly. Just received b) U0. S. aONNTAU.

u :iiij ji Jia- PACKET The hue li-ht arauglit steamer . LEWIS DA VI.-,, Wiis-er W. M. I.i.-r, CI. rfc. Lraws Evansville on S'arm-dnyn, at VI n'rb.x-k. Leaves II uis. nviilw on Wednesd s, nt Uo'cl.s k. Sl'FFJ). CoMFOUT, UKI. I A JUL 17' V, HAFFTY. JGHN JUfLAIXi, Maitcr. Tneifc. Dt ouciir.T.. Clem. LeHTos Kvitnvilln ou WtdDIayg, at 1 o'rloi-H. J.eav. s Uutsonvill- on Saturd;.s, at 12 o'ulot'K. llu-sf two bmts ruu l eiortarly (Itn iiiR the ncaiion, otniuectinn at UiUHonviile with tlm HutsonviUe, Teire llauie, aud J.al.ivrtto Pai aet, NASU.MC (iK.U. Piei;,lit and I'arM iigoia receii'led through to all ioitLr 6.. . . I a..pi;prs an l Shiii.ra mny rely tipon tho rrgnLiriry ol" l heie ImuUs. AH oruura aud liuniiiess entrusted to tlii-m will be (reuiprly attmki to. If lf ItlfKM. TIIK At'trfeB.ii- lisht-Hrancrh 4 I (I jiassenpar , . ,reaaiot M A It 1 BT-' I ClMIlk, SCTTOX. Milder, l;i,.l.- t-----jii. yard, l l. rk, will livive forali jiointB on the WkIiukIi riv. r Ih-Iow Enj iie thia day. th inat. Kor freight or ijssisji, ajpiy ou board, dr-20-1 t E7III SO I Til t.IUH I, T0JilMJ-I M. PUM K1VKK. The. eleirnnt jaenper s!a:ncr 1,1'K EAVK!; McDoNAi.n.i Mastrr, will make regular 'nii-wtvkly trip ti Soiitht'arrolton and Pond Kiver, leaving on Tnes ila-s and Fridays. ' - For fritrht or i.hs-atrp, nppty onboard. di'SKtf J' 'yti.wts i'ji.i.jFiii;e.iuTi-y'ii -d CAlltO It KG II LA II PAKNUKK PACKKT, I'UAP.LKVIIOV KSi, Iikxtbb, I tt . MalM, leaves Kvauaviilo Tuea- fctwOtg'ry :'-aJ day and l-'riday, at 12 n'i liii It mt iTii"i'"Triifii " r,igrtfnrtfc M., arriviny; at Padiii&U at t o i lm k, A. H., lairo at 12o'elo;k, M, Weilnesday and Saturday. He. turuinK, leaves Cairo every Weilnes lay and Saturday, ul 7 o'cloek, P. M., and Padueah evury TlinrHday and Sunday, at 'j o'clock, A. 31., coune. ting nt Kvatisviile with thu JivaiioviHn and Ciawl'i riUville ii. li., and Pai ketJ for Cna n liiver. A o, roujie:tiu' at Sudtlil.nint illi 'umbel land Itiver Pai k. eta ; at Cairo, it!i JleuijdiiH, iiew Ollculii and Bt. Louiri I'ai ketri. Tiekeis eau bo obt..,iied i u board the boat for all Kafern i ti'H. ... .'pt2:i y7 f.Vf.Vf1 l'I Ll. K rJJ'j J'li IU J II JLJ PACK I. V 'Hie hi, inner M L- Trriai VKU hTAH, Kowler, luaxler, vl.'.-A-f-leavrti KtrntwvillK every Monday, !!J!!?iSJ5 Wednes.lay. and Friday, at 12 o'clock M. laMvea Padneah every Tni-aday, 'I'linrsday, and Saturday, at II o'clock A. M. t'oiinertin at Kvaiisviii with the Ev.vntiVille and .'rawt.rdfev;l!t Katlroad for all rintn Not tli and Kat, wiLb ar..etn for lioiuHville lirreli,and Walia.-li rivers. At Padilcitli with park i U for St. I.uiiin, jNew oi ltiaiix, uud the Daily Mail boats fit Cairo, Nashville, and 'I'eniunee river. Wi r I sinews iromj'tly arcnifd, and charen for freight alt.l JiHs.-.a:c, same as i harped by the regular paeki't. Through lills of laclin given to New Orleans ami all no :u is on the Tennessee and Cnnitmrbiit,l rivei' aul8 W'illiuui P. IN'voii and I Ailachuieii. V'li'l'ti ImCharles loukwood 1 l..re(i. V . M i It : id, eily vs. I loeorib r, and ex-otlicio Adotdnls llalin. .1. I, of KvatiKvillii. rMMIK It K KJ" It .1 V T I J Till. JSL hIhh e en t lth d cause v i M lake notice that ill the ofiirc ol William f I, idscy, K., No. 2n, West 6th K:re-.i, in the city id' Ciiu-jtiu 4t,i, Hamilton county, Ohio, l-ctuccu the liontsof Ilo'ciock A. M . and 4 o iloi k P. M ., of ili,- :"r'..1 day of Dei euibf-r , A. 1. inf.: I, Ila. .!aintills vill (.roeeed to takii th lep,riliotis ot sundry V itllesj-es, lo be reatl ill evidence mii Hie trial ol 111.' ul.ove entitled calls,., and tin' e iuiiii:tt ion w ill lie adjoin lied from day to da v therealler, till lie- titine thereof is completed. II MI I Ki Kll, d-( 2 All y lor idainlills. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL ! FIRE l.NSUHANCi; KXCLl'Sl V ELY ! ! CIIA 11 TEK rlnU'ETUA A. Cash Capital, -Cash Assets, - - $100,000. $547,712 .3(1 S. L. LOOM IS, President. H. K rt.r.ortii. Secretary. J.'rmrh fnpre,?, ,j- W.2tlst., Cincinnati, M. Si AO ILL, I1F.SEUAL AliKST. tt-d" Aleuts ill all t lie iriuciial Citie4 and Tuwim of thu L'uiou.' tit Losses Promptly Paid ! K-9 Ai;)!ioationn reciivid. Policies issued and renewed, ind all business i-ertaiiiing to this ajron cy promvtln attended to by JOIIV W. SEXSE.V, Apent. R' OfT'.ce with Dr. Bray, over Adam. Kxprcmi Company. deiiri XOT1CK T() TAXrAYKf!S. fWillK TIMK IIX Kit IS I TIIK CO.1lAU. moil Council for the payuii nt ef taxes du to the city bavin expired on the K.th inst., the undersipned will proceed, in pursuance, of the Charter and Ordinances of Ihu City to distrain wid m il tho g'"ds and chatties of all persons who are in ar-r-'rtrK f.r la.ieH en jK-rsonais, pells, and dega, unicus such taxes aie paid immediately. d'H lO-lwd P. SI'IIML'I K, City Collector. 5 1 9 5 1 l 9 HOOFLANlj'rf GERMAN MEDICINES! TIIK liitliAT S TA X I) A Jl I) 11 E M E DIE S ol" the jiresent ae, havo nr. .uind their real popularity ruTy through yoar?s of trhil. Ui:loiitn1Otl sjttisliK-tion in ftnlereil by tliem iu ul! CHSert, UtiCtELA .V7V G E R M A X JJ ITT E It X -A, 1" ITI V f.LY CT KK Liver Cini'biin , IyMpHi:i, Jauinlic, Nei vouH Deliility, I'i-M'Hert of th Ki'Irieyn, un . II dirt'-io-urinio lioin h ilinrden'! liver, r wetk of the htoiii.w h anl li-fi!iv orjr:tnn, ANI Wll.l. lM.ITIVKtV Pftr.VrNT YfUnw Errery Biti" Ffm u l Error mil Ayu. S-o oir AlmatiiU' fr rMf. 1'iiee 7-VIh jnr bottle. fH Ut FLA XI $ HALS. 4 Mff ii'h'I'lA L Will. I te-ITIVH.V I I RK Coombs, Cublf, or flt'ar-ieii.-s. 111 on bifid, J nflu -rn.j. Croup, li ten in utiu, ln ipient CoriHiimjtt iem jo el h:i th" ni'wt ti itii iu rureH ever Koown of ; N K J K M K 0 (' ON S U M 1 T I ( S . Ah a ioiiri lo :i 'i'lial it is iiiie.tialel. I'rice 1 II t M l-r bot I Ie. nOOILAM' S G Ell M A X J'JLLS, bein wi il-known I hroithout Kurop.i and A in.-r-ica liis-.l no coiHtiifiebit ion bei e. Th. y are purely vei lal.i., are prepared with rreat exact uess and su-ar-coat. d. No betler C.ill arlic Pill can b,i foiiiel. 1't ice ii.'. ci'iils p. r box. 'I'lula medicines 'lie pi'i'paled h IU. C. M. jAckio , Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and SI. Louis, : Mo. and are sold by dnu,niJts aud deab-is in luediciuo ,'M I where. 'I'lie sir;liat III" of C. M. .lacksoll will l- OU llio olllsi.lo of each hot lie ol box. Iii one " l'rffl'...f-'f Alntnmc," published annuallv, v-ii '"i'I lestiui' iiy and cniuitieiulatoiy notices from ail parts of the country. These almanacs are iven away by all our au'ents. r.EWAUE f ci TFi;Fi:n. Sh that oii el lloollaud s (;.Tt:iali P.itter's prepared by Dr. M..la ksoti, Philadelphia. Pa,, and that hi signal ure is ou lie- wrap.r of each Is.ltle. Keller V bile, Aueiils for Kansville, I nd. d.J mm i. i ih js it ii i itui..ii s t t.H. co iK. mFM .1 l.i:i.r: are rceiviiia daily Mal bys world li loOMe .l I'e.trl I leu, loi sale I. y tlic ca n. ball can, or cas. . it ll.. l-.ui -t mail., t pin. w ari'antod frch. d, , i.li 1 ill

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