Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 105, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 December 1859 — Page 3

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WEDNESDAY MOBSIXG. ..liKCF.MBEB -i LARGEST CIRCULATION THE STATE! IN Itl-VEJR ITEMS. ARKIVKi). John Gatilt, Nashv McLcihin, I.nuisv CJueen of the. West, Lou Lite Knvre, S. Carrollon !ioto, Louisville It M Patton, T.-nn. river. PKi'AHTrn. John Gault, T.ouisv McLrllan, Mem Ciueea of the We t, ('in Sc i.it", Loui.-v If. 31 Patton, Louisville. Business on the levee, yt sterday, was exceedingly dull. The river came to a stand in the morning, and hot night it was rising o!vrK- Tim i lias almost entirely disanoeared. Freights are senrce and firm ' at our hist quotations. By private dic'jmtcli from Capt. Dexter, we learn that the Charley Boxren has been chartered for two week?, to run between Columbus and Cairo. Tlie price paid is 100 per day. There is not enough business doing between here and Cairo to sustain any boat, and Capt. Oexter has seen fit to withdraw for a short period, and when he comes back, we hope our merchants and business men will sustain him and his boat as they should. Capt. Dexter has done more to build up the trade tliau any other man could do, and is justly deserving of a liberal patronage. Those going .South to-day are reminded that tlie neat steamer Silver Star is the only, packet in that direction. Her clerks, Messrs. Gns Dtisouehet and Zach. Taylor, are gentlemen of great merit, being prompt, energetic, and attentive. With these t wo gentlemen associated in the office, the Star is a dosi ruble boat to travel on, and while they are there she will ever be a favorite in the trade. Ilecollect she leaves at 1 '1 o'clock to-day. On Monday night hist the steamer Vixen, bound from Pittsburg to tSt. Louis, loaded mostly with railroad iron, was burned while lying at the Louisville wharf. James McSherry, of Brownsville, Pa., and Geo. M. OU, ot Lynchburg, .Vh., perished in the flames. Tlie boat was owned by Capt. Mason, and was insured at Pittsburg for 1'-', 000. Her freight list was insured for $'2,500. The St. Louis Republican ttf yesterday, says navigation is now closed for the present. The underwriters decline taking risks on cargo during the continuance of the heavy floating ice and low stage of water. There is now five feet scant in the channel out to Cairo, and it is falliug slowly. No steamboat will leave port until the weather moderates very materially. The new steamer Mannolia, and the Steamer Wenona, were considernldy damaged by ice at Cincinnati on Monday. The damage to the former will amount to about $500, while that of the latter will be nearly $1000. Both boats will have to go on the ways for repair. Tlie New Albany Tribune seems to doubt our statement about the Charley J limven making the i aii to Henderson in :I7 j minutes. Mie has marie the run in ": minutes, and can pass any of the Memphis packet", under way, with impunity. She has done it. The Charley can "hold her own " wilh any three boiler boat ever built. Capt. Ballard, who is superintending Hie building of the ('rey Kaijie for the Henderson trade, is making an ell'ort to have her readv bv the 1st of January to enter the trade. She will receive part of her j outfit from Now Allumr. The . -V. l'alton, from Tennessee river, came into port last evening, and discharged several hundred sa-.-ks of wheat, mostly consigned to I. A. Crane & Co. Tlie . . Dime has her shingle, up for Wabash, and will positively leave to-day and go as far up as Vtncennes, which is now tlie head of navigation on that stream, the river being frozen over at that place. Last night, on our way to the '- tuna, we saw an individual going down perpendicularly into the mud on the wharf, and when we came up, nothing could be seen of him save his hat, but we heard tlie "still small voice'" crying " no bottom." The work on the Autovrat is going on finely, and steam will be raised on her sometime next week. The sheet, iron workers are doing their best, and will probably have that part of the work done by the last of the present week. The (Jreeinille leaves for Bowling Green this day. Those going in that direction should get aboard early, and shippers should have their bills of lading ready in time. The Queen of the. West, one of the Cincinnati and Xcw Orleans Kx press line, went up yesterday on one wheel, having broken a shaft on her up trip. The steamer B. P. Cheney, running Ijetween Cairo and Columbus, is hard aground a short distance below the former place, with but very little probability of her gettting off soon. Mr. Laudruui, clerk of the Pcytona, lias our thanks for the New Orleans Delta and Crescent of the Ti l. The I'eytuna arrived last evening, five days out. Ca-it. Me Lai n and his crew loave this morning for New Harmony, to bring out Hie Kate Sarchct, which lioat has been laid up on accouut of ice. The Gen. Quitman went into New Orleans on the '21st inst., being her first regular trip, with -1,010 bales of cotton. By a private dispatch from Captain I.mnli, we leiirn that tlie fine steamer 1'acijic will !e in port to-day, houiid for New Orleans. The John Tompkins has laid up at St. Loeisoa account of the ice. I.ue Fares took her departure for South Carrolltoii yesterday afternoon, on time, with considerable freight and quite a number of passengers. The John Gault, on her way to Louisville, touched at this iioint yesterday and discharged a small lot of freight. At a hotel, a short time since, a pirl inquired of a gentleman at the table if his cup was out ? 'No," saiif he, " hut my coffee is." The oor girl w as considerably confused, and determined to pay him in his own coin. While at dinner, the stage drove up, and several persons coming in, the gentleman asked " Ikies the stage dine here?" "No, sir,' exclaimed tlie girl, in a sarcastic tone, "but the passengers do." fif?i. Here is a chance for the girls. There are in Iowa ::i,000 more males than females, and it is one of the best States in the I'uion, and we should think it a prominent point to enter the I'niiyi from the State f Celibacy. Jjteif A large number of citizens of Dubuque, Iowa, have pledged themselves not to bum gas unless tho price is reduced from S4.50 to $3.50 per 1,000 feet.

; Lopez not Garrotei. A correspondent i writing from Marion, Ala., to the Ilempstca.l Courier, tells the following extraordinary story : Since tlie death of Senor Francisco de U Unrein, a Cnb:m Creole, worth some $4,000,000, some interesting developments have been made. The deceased was an iatiiuate friend of Xareisso Lopez, and was implicated in the IMinto difficulty. The papers left by the deceased prove that the person parroted in 1851, and believed by all the world to be Xareisso Lopez, was somebody else ; that Lopez was not garroted, but through the influence of Senor O'Otircia, a i substitute was procured; Lopez was exe- ; cutcd by p.oxy. Whether the authorities ' or General Concha connived at this proi feeding, we have no means of knowing; I neither have we any authentic information ; of the fate of Lonez. There was a story

current a few years ago, in the town of Liniuuai, uistrici ui .uitiiiiiiia, um uv. h from Cardenas, that a stranger who Inhab 1 : . " . , C (,...... . nnA rw it t.i f ited a house there belonging to O Garcia, bore a striking likeness to Lopez. Ia 1856, this stranger, who held no intercourse with the inhabitants of JLinional, though be was occasionally visited by strangers, sickened and died. The Itody was carried off by O'Garcia's people, and no ne knows what became of it. Kven the physician of the deceased was a stranger in Limonal. People there lielieved that this unknown man was no other than Lopez himself. Colonization ok T kkk Hlaoks. A cor- ; respondent of" the Cincinnati ti'a.ette, while : commending Hon. F. P. Ulair's lecture on j the American colonization of free blacks, . claims for the late, I'.eiijannii Lundy, a mem- j ler of the Society of Friends, the organization of the scheme of founding, some- j where on this continent, near the tropic.-, ! such a colony as Mr. I'dair now advocates, i The writer states thai Mr. Lundy traversed all the States, in the collection of facts hear- I ing upon this subject, which he subsequent- j ly published in u paper entitled "Views of. Universal Emancipation.'' About the year j 1830-31 Mr. Luudy visited Mexico, and : having fixed upon a tract of country considered suitable for his project, in the Statu of i Tamaulipas, on the west coast of the Gulf j he succeeded in negotiating a treaty with j the Mexican Government lor transfer of that tract. In IH.'i'i he returned to tins country. and began his preparations fur the grand work of colonization. But before anything was effected, the Texas revolution broke out, and the noble scheme was entirely frustrated. The (lazette's correspondent thinks that the rupture in Texas was precipitated by n knowledge of the designs and practical success of Mr. Lundy. Kx-Senator .leny Clemens, writing from Washington to his paper, the Memphis Knquirtr, says: "There is less sectional excitement thai; 1 anticipated, and the members generally seem to be iu better temper; a little bluster aU.ut breaking up the I'uion, if a Republican is elected President, without waiting for any overt act of his in derogation of our rights, was to be expected, and as it does no harm to any but those who litter it, it may be crmitted lo pass without comment." We shall get at the real stiite of feeling in Washington by and by. SifU'" 1. 1- Stikman and (!. II. l'.ruce, engineers, have arrived at Montreal, to test the condition of tho Victoria liridgc before it is handed over by tbc contractors to the Grand Trunk Railway Company. Mr. Robert Stephenson, a short time before his death, deputized tlitse gentlemen to perform this duly. A Serb, named Moses Paitsh, is now in Vienna, where he is endeavoring tobring to the notice of the world a uniform mode of writing all languages, which he has dis covered, "he basis of his system is the Arabiac alphabet. Efcjy Uy the ordinance passed by the Memphis City Council, the Railroad Company is trranted the use of certain streets for twenty-five years. For the first five years they pay nothing to the city; for the second five, $1,500 per year; for the third live, :;,UOO per year; for the fourth five, $G,000 per year; and lor the fifth five, $15,000 per year. The total revenue which will be derived by the city during the twenty-five years w ill be $127,500. Health ok Tueohoke Paukkii. A private letter from Rome, dated 27th November, says : "Theodore Parker is slowly improving in health, 1 think, though, of course, he longs for his old work." The writer goes ou to speak of Mr. Parker's having most pleasantly kept Thanksgiviug at his house in Home. A New F.nglaud Thanksciving in the Internal City ! ErS?" The Alabama House has passed a bill preventing the manumission of slaves by will. The bill provides that hereafter every inamimission of any slave or slaves by last will and testament shall be void of effect. The bill passed by a vote of yeas 4G nays 19. flissy" The Ohio State Journal is informed that two hundred convicts are now sick in tliu penitentiary, with what is denominated corn bread diarrhica. The disease has assumed an epidemic form, and appearances at present are alarming. 8?U. A resolution has lieen adopted in the Legislature of Texas lo print live hundred copies of the ( !overnor's Message in Spanish, five hundred in Jerman, and two hundred in the Norwegiair language. Eki?" Wilkes' Spirit of the Times says it is certain that Mr. Ten Broek made a clear harvest of over three hundred thousand dollars, by his stable of American horses in Kuglaiid, during the season of 1850. EiayTiiic Raleigh (N. C.) Enquirer calls attention to the fact there is not one powder mill in the I'niou south of Delaware; nor is there a manufactory of arms, or a foundry lor cannon south of Harpers rerry. Brt We notice that Win. M. French, cf the Jetfersonville Republican, is spoken of as a candidate for Secretary of State ou the Opposition ticket. 8f Judge Deliiuler, of Spencer county, has been mentioned in connection with the nomination for Lieutenant-Governor by the Opposition State Convention. frig- The editor of the Jfome Journal, speaking of a girl who attended a party in South Carolina, as the "evening news with a dress made entirely of newspapers, remaks that he would like to " suliscrile to her.-g-ay-The House of Representatives of Ne braska have passed, by a vote of 21 to 17, i bill excluding slavery from that Territory

Niw Year's Day. One of the most agreeable customs we Lave received from the East is that of New Year's visiting. It is very pleasant to see our friends in their own homes, at least once a year. It has grown to be one of the established usages of thi3 city. This year as it cannot be very well observed on Sunday, we believe it is very generally voted to enjoy the holiday greetings on Saturday. The ladies will no doubt be prepared to receive their friends with sweet smiles and bountiful tables.

BjT By reference to an advertisement in another column it will be seen that a valuable black lace veil was lost sametime during the first of this month, for the return of which a liberal reward will be given, upon returning the same to the owner at Machee's store. Bg Helper's "Impending Crisis" has been extensively advertised by Southern members of Congress, and considerable anxiety has lieen manifested to get hold of the book. We are requested to state that those persons who desire to subscribe for the Ixxik, ran do so by leaving their names with Messrj. Dokkll k Convnoton, and, they will be furnished with a copy in a few days. fifeS" Vincenties was brilliantly lit up w ith gas on Saturday evening last, and large numbers of gentlemen and ladies were out, admiring the change in the looks of their village. The Viucennes brass band gave a serenade on the occasion. So say's the Suti. IXif A good story ij told by the Chicago Times about the appointment of ostmasters in that Slate. One appointee was compelled to decline for the reasons set forth la-low: 'DkakSiii : Although I acknowledge the honor of my appointment, I regret to say that I have yet an unexpired term of five years to serve in the penitentiary, which compels me to decline your flattering offer." ' Rkif The South IJend linjister says that ' it is the w ish of the majority of the Repulilican party that II. S. Lane should be their j candidate for Governor at the coming ' election. i Gamk. The Olncy, Illinois, Times says: " Large quantities of game are being brought iu from the country every day. Iieer, turkey, rabbits, quails, prairie chickens, &c., are crowding our game markets, which clearly shows that our broad prairies are just the place fr sportsmen." Hfc2f Traveler dismounts at a taveru " Halloa, landlord, can I get lodgings here to-night?" Landlord "No, sir; every room iu the house is engaged." Traveler "Can't you even give me a blanket, and a bunch of shavings for a pillow, in your bar-room?" Landlord- " No, sir; there's not a square foot of space unoccupied anywhere in the house." Traveler "Then I'll thank you to shove a pole out of your second floor window, and roost on that. A Lakok Profit Lkkt Ykt. The price of gas in Syracuse was .:!.t;o per 1,000 feet. 1 he question was agitated in that city ot .-tailing a new Gas Company, when the di rectors of the old company met and reduced the gas to $3 per 1,000 feet. Detroit is talking ot doing away with gas altogether and using burning fluid instead. In this city, since the commencement of operations by the People's Gas Light and Coke Company, the price of gas has been reduced to $2.50 per 1,000 feet ani it will probably be less than that before it is higher. l.x. 8ayA little bov, on waking in the morn ing was introduced to a new comer, in the shape of a baby sister. After glancing first at the baby, and then at his sick mother, the little fellow suddenly turned to his lather, and said : " Pa, I should have thought you would have known better than to bring this baby here when mother was so sick, and unable to take care of it. fiiiyMrs. Smith, hearing strange sounds, inquired of her new servant if she snored in her sleep. " 1 don't know, inarm," re plied Reeky, innocently; "I never lay awake long enough to diskiver! " A Parisiau robber who was seized for stealing snuff out of a tobacconist's shop, by way ot excusing himself, exclaimed that he was not aware of any law that forbade a man to take snujf ! Cranberries w ill keep all winter in a firkin of water iu the cellar. Commence tlie New Year Right, BY Sl'BSORimNt; FOR THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL ! A change lias recently been made iu the proprietorship of the above paper, which, w e hope, will commend it to the increased siiijMirt and confidence of the Opposition to the present Administration in this par of the ountry. For several years it has not occu pied a very definite position in relation lo political matters ; but, hereafter, it shall be no fault of l he new proprietors if its aid is not counted on wilh certainty in opwsition to that great and alarniingevil Lecompton Democracy and an otintr maliirn iiilltieni es which seek to undermine the foundations of the government, and enslave a free people The course of the present Administration has lieen totally subversive of constitutional liberty, aud it is the sacred duty of every patriot to aid in banishing it from the place it desecrates. In this holy crusade, we expect to engage, and invite the co-deration and encouragement of every member of the Opposition to that Administration in this region of country. It is obligatory on the citizens of this section it is for their l-st interests to aid in driving from power that selfish aud rapacious Lecompton party, (misnamed the " National Democracy,") which paralyzes our manufacturing and mechanical interests, throws a withering blight upon onr agricultural capabilities, by making them dependent upon an uncertain foreign market neglects our Kiver and Harbor improvements, thus rendering navigation

I insecure and unprofitable encourages foreign imports by iu " free trade " policy, and brings upon us a terrible and enduring financial revulsion, at a time when our country is at profound peace with the world indulges in the most criminal prorligacy, fanaticism, and extravagance, thus belieing its professions of economy, and throwing a

tremendous burden of debt upon a peopie i who are already oppressed to the last point j of endurance exercises a system of proscription, terrorism, espionage, and bribery. that would disgrace an absolute despotism j y opposes those two great measures, (a Pacific ; Railroad and a Homestead Law.)designed for the best interests of the West, and the j whole country foments discord and hatred between the Xorth and Sonth, and keeps in a continual turmoil the people of each section, who ought to live together in harmony ; in short, that ptrty which takes particular pains to do that which it ought not to do, and leaves undone that which it ought to do. Will not the people of this region arise, and assist in destroying this " Pandora's box" of all evils? The next year is to be a season of start ling interest and significance in public affairs. A new Administration is to le put j in power ; several important questions of j public policy are to be discussed and decid- ; ed : our State officers are to he chaujred : a i new representative for this district in Con- ; gress is to be elected ; a new Legislature is i to lo chosen, which will have to re-district the State for Congressional purposes, elect a I'liited States Senator, and do other highly j important business; and it may be that the ; longer endurance of the Union, even, is to ' be tested. On all these matters we expect j to speak freely our sentiments, taking the best interests of this people as a guide in I our efforts. 1 Jtuxinexs Mailers shall receive particular ; attention iu this paper. We desire, and will endeavor, to make the Journal a relia- ! ble source of commercial information. ! Manufactures and Agriculture those means j of wealth on which we are all dependent shall nlso receive due attention at our I hands ; and the development of our unequalled advantages shall be urged with zeal. As a Faiuilu l'aurr. containing choice se lections of literary matter, for perusal in the quiet of home, we promise that this journal shall he equal to any. We do not mean to fill it with the trash of the cheap Eastern weeklies, but our readers shall have all the intrtietive and entertaining literary matter that they may require for their mental health and enjoyment. l!ut the specialty of our paper w ill be the Xcn x. In order to secure the latest and most reliable intelligence, no pains or necessary expense will be spared. We are determined that hen this paper is looked to for the lat est foreign and domestic news, there shall lx no disappointment. As a means to this end, correspondence will be encouraged. The Kransrillr Journal is one of the old "institutions' of "The Pocket. It has grown with tlie growth and strcnglbi-nej with the strength of this portion of our commonwealth, and can lay just claims to tlie consideration ami support of those adjacent portions of Illinois and Kentucky with which the interests of Evansville are identified. We, therefore, do not hesitate to solicit patronage from tho;e quarters. Our ambition is to produce a paper entirely worthy the growth and importance ot the country tributary to this flourishing city. We confidently expect to receive the good wishes of the people for whom we labor in the shape of subscriptions, advertisements and job work for this office. This Material aid we do not ask as a gratuity, but expect to give full value for all we receive. We have decided on the cash pre-p.iyment system, as the only correct one, and have reduced the prices of our subscription as low as they can be made with safety. Our terms are invariably cash in advance. In return, we promise the full worth ot the subscription price. TKKMS OK Sl'BSCBIPTION. Weekly Journal, per year, .$1.00 Tri-weekly do do 4.00 Daily do do 5.00 Daily do one week 10) BtSgf Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates.aa Address EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO., Evansville.-Ind. THE EYE! rwwiK MsrnaoF jw.i. thk - JL UANS which benelicent nature haa endowed man with, the Ktr is the most iiuportaat, most complex, and mot delicate in organization. From, ita expoaed aittuitioH, it i constantly liable to disease which aasumcg varied loriua, and which, w bci neglected or nmltreattfd, too frequently terminate in blindness. It iwconies, therefore, necessary tha the practitioner shall lie thoroughly ronversau not only wilh the structure of the eye ball and it appendages, but that he Khali have a oiocit atvurat and perfect knowledge of all disease to which that, or-an is liable. in presenting this card for public consideration, I would observe that after an exjierieuce of orer teu years in the principal opthalmic hospitals f Ktirojte, together w ith the advantage of a large private practice, 1 am prepared to treat alt discuses of the. Eye with that certainty of success which can imly be aeceuiplished by yearsof experience. Consultation hours from 8 A. M. to 12 P. M and I tof. I'. .M. JOHN AlAtiKN.NIS, M. 1. Office, corner f,N-ust and Secoud tr-ls, Kan OODKN WAKt!lu do a-. tel I'Mintetl Tul-f; ltm-tt ilo V,Jar Tulw; 3 do.eu -eilar l5ucket; ilo dt do, ltraiM-tKuiiI: '2, do do Keolwrs, do 2 d do do Troii-b4nd; 2 do hsvW Binh Kwlt-r.wflhtitst.-uv; 4 do liitriol and llalt-lljti vl Covers; f d Meal aud Floor Sdv3; A do lfras-toiind Wati Kcgi (extra) - 1 do Varnished K tH-lors ; 'J do ntw'd WhII Buckel-, Z do Mai l Hih kts; 2 do 1 tailed How; fi lo Ked IWketx; Now open, and lor aalo at a advanr it whol'sile prii-tn, at dtHU COOK A LANGLKV'S. of all kinds W'orest4rslvir and many otlwr sauro?, lvstern Sardines, Itonvater, Hay rum, ftaToritiR ('xtraeti, Olive oil, -austc4 freuh unit keivl, Shad. PtcM fir Male t tn-VXi liooK'S FAMILY R K'KHY. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AN 1 JKWKhRV. W rj J M-'t' riimft M I, K TJCM0 -MjW. our stork of ood iu the aove line, ly lt arrivals direet from tho ttianularttirei, we are enatdwi to show a lare ami well se!end r-tock: of t.old and Silver atrhen. all kin of Jewelry. Mocks, Silver War;, A.e., all f th Wte-t f-tyleeaut. rich dfti'ii, which wotiVr at the lowest Enatrii. prices. All lalie?t and tlc rt tr' TMnANtl ar reHiocttHltv invited to call aud examine our romIs, at. thu old stand. B1TTROLFF BhOS., octl 4a Mdiuat., hetween J irat and Socoud.

Special Notices.

foir' Pill anA Ointment. The I dire nvtlia of disease, l'yspepsia, is driven totally and finally trum the. system by this great auti- ' hi lions remedy ; while the Ointment reduces tho ; j fnmthiinatiun occasioned by Gout ami Rheumatic j ! affections. The Pills act in unison, cooling ami j refreshing the heated blood, ami renovating the i vital organization. ! .So1'1 at tho niamitactory. No. so Maiden Lane, J iorK,aiHi uy an irriiisiHt hi -jc., i.t:., ami SI per pot or box. iecZ7 RtW "r -- TKKS. Si uixghkld, Ills., April 11, lS'M'.. Some moutl)s siuce whjIe TvcoveTiug from RI1 attack of Itemittent Fever, I was requested to try IlostettL1"'3 BitUr " article peculiarly suited to the vvuuiuuu ui tt'ioaiL-Mi'ms itom icvur. it is uul simple justice to say that it restored the powers of my digestive organs, and at the same time kept my bowels gently open. I have no hesitancy in saying that, hitherto, in using it in my practice, it has, iu every case where I have ordered it, acted like a charm. Iu thus speaking freely of it, I far from puff a patent medicine, aa article it by no means claim to be. SAXDFOKD BELL, M. I. Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere. d-c7 OOiLL ! Botliiim Mining Company, Kvaunville, Indiana. Office ou Water Htrct't, between Main and Locust. Coal, iu quantities of nut less than 20 bushel, tie livered to any part of the city, at 10 cent ir btttfli at the pit, 8 cents, octi JOHN WYMONP, Secretary ami Manner. MISCELLANEOUS JOS. SCII0ENFELD, MANrFACTl'ISKi: WHOI.KSA I,K T)ALKR IN' OLOTECIKTGr ! Vl.O'UIS, VASIMhUK, KAllMiTTS, TWKEV CENTS' FURNISIIIN'O UOODS. Also, lints nnct t'ap. No. :: Mais ;ari:r.i:T, m:T. Kiiist am SSfcim. s,-.12 KVANV1LLK. INK. II Ti.nOTIl S K Si It -1 u o W ).iihf'N j n.-t rt'tviveti aint tut sule low bv s..j.tJO J. C. DL'SorCHfcT. Jf flUHSV! IIOMINV lo lllil.S. KNTl-.A JM. 'itit.'- Flint, just wctiivet! nn.l f'.r sjiV.w hu hHulo or retail, Cli AS, IuV.lollNS.TON, i!.-.l t'osev's Blm k. St. Charles Saloon. ! XKW i,UtH,RIKTOilSilll'--AX ENTIRE IlE-OPwtJANIZATION. '' from Now Oiiealie, loivo urvlias.tl tin; ST. i I'lIAItLKS SALOON, on First Mm-t, m-arly ik- , site tlie IVwt Otliro, and havo rt-titlo.J it in an elvgant arid attrai'tiva stvlo. ( The new )ronrit'torti have had long rxn!rioue 2d I ken:), ot farihionuhlu and )Kptilar Restaurant jo New OrU-Miri, and they will cuih-avor, lu tlicir lotw ; house, to combiiif all tho elegancies and luxuries ! ot Nort hern ulld Southern Kestalll'ats iu the 2S'J'. i I'll Alt LKS. ,fl l..ii.-e Li.! nm Oil. ans, whieii On y collvcti-it w illi care iliirni; their Mimucish in that city. 1 tieir eon ueet ions and uctjiiaintniieo in that city will euahle them to oldaiu the ehoieest Hiiplieri of Li'juorH, Kruils, and luxurieH troiu lhat market in future, and Ihey will Hparo uoepen.o nor aiiiM to make tho ST. CilAKLKS Hiirpa.s, hereafter, it.4 former representation, as a plei.saut Saloon, a plaee of ejo.nl living, ami elegant, refitted Hiul luxurious report. Billiard players will find til thisSalion a set of tho liltest marli'ln top Itiltiard Tallies, frotu tile well known and retehrated fartory f ,1. Al. JlruiisWiek .t Co. The midei'Miieil flatter themselves that Ions; n. lHi'ieitie anil careful attention will elmtdo them to uieril a reputation eijual to any Saloon iu the ueslcrn countiy. l ty A splendid Llllit-ll will he served lip in the. most approved style, evtrv morning at lo o'clock. IIANMKK A. UKKIKI'SS, allt Late of New Orleans. Collector's Sale tf Hr-nl Fttite iff the puyimttt eJ cot uml rjnns .'V MS kill HUH I" 44ttmRJ h;tt lv iltll of I wo precept, in.sih-1 mit o the 'lerks r the city KviiiisviUe, ;tint t . lir-r--.. 1 wH ..t.lit; ..,i1crv t til" tlor I' tlieOoui t Hiiu in tlm city ! KvitiMVitle, tn KriilHy, Uif Jy ol Jt-f nitter, IsVj, ih lotiouw lot ct pitri-eis til" real tstitt or tvt much thettit :i?t inav Im uevesfmry to pay the amounts iiet-l and charsfcfi aaiiit HaM lots reMcti'ely, an thct'Ht aihl expense ot" makinir Hile-vvitik improvement in trout if Haiti lot, together with Ihu cost tit ante: Lot No. 1, do iJ.. do 4,' do I., do 7, Itl.trk Ni. 4, SUw kwell's cnl. "I$10 3fc 11 4H 11 40 lo ! fill 9 27 !1 (14 ;i :s:i i :w 9 do 4, it, 4, do 4, do 4, 1 4, do 4. do t. do 4. do 4, t do do lido do do lo lo do do do do do to do do lo do l:s. do ;:l'.l in :;o do do do S, KaMeru nil tl!l 2 Sale to conuneiii e at 10 o'idock A. t,, m said dav. 1". SCMHrCK, deid::w City Collector. ft DozTkxtu.C ij a l t t m o h k i; uoo t sm9 tlie best ill the market, at dccli , 1,'UDK fc LAVOLKV'S. 1 H6A kEkljAXT6 'K 'JOVIZSAI.! 1 0 rWUtJi tiHKJiT HVVfilHS WHUU -ML lias attended the jmbliration of the tirst volume of the AMEK1CA-N STOCK. Jol'KXA I,, has injured the proprietor to undertake several improvements lor tho volume commencing January, lsiai, and h now otters it to the public with the assurance that its present hi;li character will lie fully sustained, and that no efiort will be spared to render the paper an indispensable necessity to all interested ill tho Rreviling and management of our domestic animals. The Veterinary Ilcpartnif.nt will lie under thu editorial din-ction of loct. ieo. II. Hadd, the distinguished Veterinary ureoti, and late editor and proprietor of the American Vetrriuarf Jnnnsal. Karh number of the paper contains :vl laryo oc1 tavo pajr s, and is handsomely illustrated. It l published monthly at 2d Park lluw, New York. Terms, Sl.mi ier year, incarinhlj in uAvam e, with a lils-rat discount to clubs. I tt)' Specimen copies gratis. Money may be sent J at publisher's risk, in Tr-jit-rrJ letters. ! I. V. LINSLKV, Proprietor. t . M. t-.txtoll, baker fc Co., Agents, 0. 1'arK Kow, New York. i)e "w jweowl m 20 doell Tubs, A dozen W ashboards. Received per Silver Wave, at fOKENSUN rf- co.'S. M A LAWRENCE. IVIiolesah wud J i.l lealT in Auieriean and Ttal tA.ti Marhle, Head M-ie h, l'otta;e and lar-e MuuMeiits, Vasen, lanlWv, Km iiiture MarMt A.;now Iiand, over -Iimi tU4i of Statuary, white antl tiito Varietrated Marlde can furnish dali-ri ajtruater VMS iety ot line 1 arldt than call hef.oiinl in any of tf. vVt-rn or Scmtl4-i ii Statt-. II iw ftM k ei.niNtn of Slabs ol" all from 1 t If itieheri thick, Monuineiit fall Mt-K, at priees that ranioit fail lo ilt a.-e. Thorfe wishing to ur-eha.se leHUlifnl and la.tin iMiiientM-f, will lind iu lartxe warvroom an an n'tuierit not to le fnirjtar'd fr lt-atitv, oriirtnality design, rarvinr, ami exweutiii,in any f t he eastern eilie. llv eoiixtiiiitly emph yH a lai -e niimlr of lirt-elasn workmen ml oarvei s, t hat eiialdert hiDi to tfWe Wtter !.t(ist:u'tion than can le hail at anv other f -rtahlrnhmeiit. Hi H?etitf, in noiirit iiii; rders, are ant horied to af the aittf priet t Its t the nri hi4ser would have to my if he lt-t tt-il i h. I marlde in i-r!on, II i (iMmiir- eati always r-ly I upon havine; their oidt-rn lilted to the I. iter, as t 9ntiii''ti"M is his ant, owl ftrinijifit'- hi irnth. MAKBLK HAM IH;! MXNCS, ' w Kviinville, I ttdiana. j William P. itovou and ! t'tiarhd KMkwotMl Attnehment tw-ftire ; W. MelJiide, Cilv lii-eoid I eraud ex-oltirio .1. t. j Atlolidmn llahn. m M- isaiie.1 hy me on the 'Jd t'ay ovtmlit-r, 1S.V, .ii a ca.ie wherein William 1. IVvoii arol 1 t'liarlea KKkwHxl are plaiutitH, and AdotphiiH I Halm is tlefeiidaiit, and it appearing from tho rej turn of the summon! that no piTonnl srvice could t he hail, this id to notify haid tlt'fi-mlaitt of the pen dency of the ."aid act ion, and that nam action u ill he tried lMfoie meat my oflic- in thecity of Kv:uiHville, Vamlerhiirh county, Indiana, on the ;ulli day of Iheeiiiler, A. I. Is.'-'., iit'.'oVU k in tlie turt-iiuoii ii. W. Mc'tttlK, City Keconler. iiov'J'.iwT.w wud x-ottirio .1 . 1 jr. M- chop, lur sale by dec li.' E. GII.BEKT ,V CO. tJo. 4 Sycamore 3t.

MISCELLANEOUS.

JL resin'ctlully intorm their tnn.tls and the juiblic generally, that they have removed their ollice and store to their new building on Frst street, three doors above Pine street, near the foundry, where they will be able to give more prompt attention to the orders of their customers. A larfre lot of stoves will lie sold out ut retail, at wholesale prices, iu order to close out the stiK'k. dee". KRATZ & HEir-MAX. CHRISTIAN KKAT7.... .....WM. Hril.M.iN. KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDiiY! MANUFACTi n KKS AN D Bl I LPEHS OK STEAM. ENGINES AND liDILEKS, Saw and Grist 3'ill Machinery, Tob.-icco Screws, Guniuiinir Mackincs, (.'hine-ieSiisnr Cam' Mills. Thrasiug Mar Ikines, tc. EVANSVILLE, IND. rmviE ritoriiiFTons of the crrr rovxJt dry beg leave to inform their friends and the public in general, that they are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AXP FINISHING WOUK, and everything appertaining to th Foundry business. They arc manufacturing team Km; inks and BoiLKnsof any sie and power reiruiivd. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of anytiize; listillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gummills Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt 3lills, Horsepowers, Corn-shellers, Miichinery of all klDds made and repaired. Iron and Brass tl'astins;s uvery description, Iron Honsefronts, Cellar G rati 8 f c. Cooking aud Heating Stoves of tlie latest inw proved patterns; Hollow'Ware, Dos: Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, KECTIEIEKS. Ai Supplied with every description of Oppcr ai.n Sheet Iron Work, Brewins Kettles, lteft ii. r.it u s, Attemporators, Sparges, Stillheads and Wiirmi on an improved principle. Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jugs, Wans. Syphons, Ac; Cpier, Lead and Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps id" eirrj variety, for beer, spirits, oil, ax.: Brass Clocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, Jc Workmen sent to all parts to fit np work and do repairs ou bteam Boilers, Copper aud ll"iet iron Work, c. OLD METALS BOUGHT. TJiey are dealing in and Belling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tubinp, Hiram Hopkins' Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, G i man Bolting Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, Hoi--, rfv., of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best .Machinery and workmen, and will gjve nil work entrusted lo them, their individual "attention, Idling order promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied with reasonable priews. Oftioj ami Sale Rooms, No. uo Main ativof; Fouudiy, Poller Yard and Machine Shop on Pino street, between First and Second stive:-', Evat.sville, Indiana. doc7 OLD AND YOUNG AFElllM IJS TUl Tit, 11.: THAT rrol. AVood's Hair Kcstoralivc Will pnervo iuj'tllih!tf th ttmtrtk and Cf.'or of the hair, if used two or three times a week, to any imaginable aiie. I'erfectly restore the KrH.V cover the bald with nature's own ornament, the hair ; uuike it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and preserve tho scalp free from all disease, to tlie greatest ae. tStuteguieu, Judge, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen, Professional lueu, and Gentlemen and Ladies of alt classes, alt over tlie world, .hear testimony that we io not say too much in itstavor. Head tho followinc:, and fudge : 1'KUF. THALBKUO, Pianist, says, ou his arrival in the United States lie was rapidly becoming i;rny, hut on applying Wood's Hair liestorat c his tiair Hkum recovered its original hue. rilAS. 1AH0KVV, i:j NASSAU ST., N. Y., ays the gray hairs on his wile's head were, after a few' weeks trial, turned into a dark brown, at the huine time beautifviug and thickening tin hair. A. C KAVMliM), JtATIT, Maims nay lie is now sixty years old, muI liis hair and whiskers were tothirdsgmy, l Ihwust of two botth-sof Uestorative the hairs iuive disapu.i;trcd, both on his heatl and tare, and la more s-It and gU'sjk t hau fur lu euty-h ve years preitnis. 1 1 is il, at thea.reof hli v-l vo, I km us. I it w it ti t he saute ellect . fin LK v Johnson, Kst;., nkw oi:leaiis, sjiys ihat he h.i-t liis hair by the Yellow Vver, iu I.S.M. lie used W wd J lair lU'slorat i e, and h is hair is n..v thick and g!sv. S.'jVI. MFIHf,KToV, MViugston, Ahtbama, snvs that the Kt'sl.'iatle lias done miirh gtMiil iu It ih ;n J of the country. He u-ed it f.r b;il.!ittsst aud nov. has ; line h'-ad of tiair. T. T,. MOIISK, LKItANON, KKS(ucky, says In has ven W oud's Hair Ust rative uh.'( iu humlrtMN ol i;t.rs, and ih'Si-i knew it to tail iu accuuiptistitii all it prid-sses lo do. A.. I. A I.LKN', M.I.ANKSboro1, Ills., k:l)s be had the Ki-ald lie.ol R years, and wa.- b:tld. but by the liberal use at' Wood's Hail' Ketooit ive, ho now has ft rich glossy head of hair. ItiSoM by all lruggirtts, and by O. J. AVoodtfcCo., 4 it liroailway, Svw Voik, anl 114 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. tlecl-:iiiidA w i f f f p ? if t BALSAM FOR THE LUXUS! FOR TI1K Cl'RK or Consumption, Jlcctine, Asthma, JJrfinrhitis, Wastijiy of Flesh, A'iyhl Sicca., Sjiittin; of Blood, Whooyimj Couyh, JJijjicully of Jlreathing, Colds, Couyh, Influenza, 1'hthisic, J'ain in the Side, and all Diseases (f the l.unrjs. l'o.iUKi ItOLl.AUH HEWAKl) IS OFFERED FUIl A BETTER RECEIPT. Jt contain no ;iff, CottMtet, Nor IMiiwrul V.tVon, and in gojf fur the moat (U l'unt- vhtbl. It isestirnated that l,"V)i)) person- die Htinuilly iu the United States, with consumption, and Prof. Lberly says that a vsst number of these could be saved by the timely use of some proer remedy. Ir. Hall's ISaUam strikes at the root of the disease at once, and such is its speedy effect that any one using it freely accordiiigtodirectioiis tor twenty-four or forty-eight houm, and not entirely at-i.-died with its merit, may return it and reerive back their money. The most distressing cough is frequently relieved by a single dose, and broken up in a few hours' time. The afflicted do jiot have to tak bottle after bottle bffore they lind out whether this remedy will a third relief or not. The public have Inien imposed upon by remedies recoiniHonded by certificates which have always originated from some unknown source. We Isdievo that a mcdirtne possessing ral mciits will elici t rures wh'-rerT it is ured, at home :i welj ;ilr ad. This is no paregoric prej.aration , !nt one which if used in se:isou w ill savo the lives of thotjands ; and ersxns may make thi.- bargain with agents from whom they purchase : that in evety case where it is used fretdy accoriiitg to directions, and rnUie hatislaction'u not given in twenty-four or fortyeight hours, they can return the medicine, and their money will be cUt-rfuJIy refunded. It has rflwud cures in numerous ca-ies where the most fkitllul physicians in this country and Kurope have been employed, and have exercised their bk ill in v.tiw. Caes whi' h they pronouiic4d incuralile, and Hurrendered as hoptlt r U-yond a dould, leaving the patient without a tsinglo ray to cnhvi ii them iu their gloom, have Uen cured Ly Pr. Haifa 15alam, and tho victims of con&iiioption " are now vigorous and strong as t ho mot i wbitr.t amof us. And IheMr caws are int isolatetj one ; lh y nvt 1111lueroux, and can le poitited out in eveiy coiitiuuftity where this lmt uniivaled reundy !t;is been terited. ilt slow, th-u to b. Kevi- the oil -n-p.-up-d story about the longs being u ne ; or i.itht-i l-i n, mi Ii apprehension ludie e von ,, i;ivc up. A 1 upon tlie principle that vrhii- there is hope. V"ii r,m iovcr Ik w low that you may not tru-t, human ly speaking, in Ibdl's Itjilsam. Mtre than one, n.iv, hi:ndreds has it bioiiuht almost troiu d;th to 1 1 ", when all else hai laih tl. (icve, ilo-n, this pcuerfii! but harmlss remeily a trial. Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis, The treal ie on coiisuui ptioii alone is or Hi t he prieo of the m'-diciiie. You will find crtiticat'H ol physiciaiiM in . 'iiieiuiiat i, and of others whtw cures have Iw-eii ellected here at home, where they can be found. V v have certificates of iis cures front many of our in os-t respectable citiens men and women who live ami have U-eii cured anions us. For particulars we lefer t how living out of the i-ity to our agents. Against mich pt ep.irat ioie as never etlW't cures where it has its origin, we would caution you. Unknown ersons and places, and fictitious eas'M, are ni:eie HiH-s-rvieii t to the hpruad and ii" of remeiliert of Ibis O'oiiblt'nl li:i';ti't.-r. t" liv Hiiro ami ask for lir. W 10. llall V I'alsaiu for the Ininis. For sale bv Hie Proprietors, A. Ij NCOVIIih C O,, No. 1 West LiL-hth St., t'inciitnati. Also, by Keller A: White, l.vansv ille, I ml. N. S. Thompson, decS-hfv'Jm ff ffAl: Ml ALU MM 2o do, t'oal IIimN- 1 p'.. Mud Is in., p mi (set Is Fire Irons bras f- iron head, J.i d., WcmmI Saws coiupb te, 7 " do 'hopping Axes, gu do- .Meat Cutters and StnfTers, go do. Coal Shoe!s aborted, oiiloz Hnttdier K nives 4 1 ., to in., A No a variety of Pork ami Laid Cevri-, Hoteliers' Saws and Steels, Piattot m Seahs, Scrde l.e.-ims, and StetdyaitN. On hand and for th at No. o Main street. IKo. S. SuNNTA-J. xW Ei.t.l Si Htti ..; rt-:t. uy i rson haiiig a. dwe1inr house of live or ki rtn.nis, Mitunted wtlhiu .iioniol .ii-l;iMf of the poM office, can hear ot a tenant by applying ut thiacftice. decl-lwd

j coimissio Old EslabIis"W"Tarf Boa' P. G. CHILE Y & Co

''.V'1"! MJiiJUIIANTS. aiiM ATO fchrt0at'anU K A gen f 9 PENX. CENTRAL RAILROADnnd connectio". ovpi- i.;i. ""0.-11, Biro throng rcc"!.. nt t ' are authorized to tho lanrcst on tho Ohio be '""''".'K. RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL .oinyraftnneto s,wi Sale of anv ProdncA m5VhIlr Wi" to m'u'"' " n"lfii - j&-r--P---C'-0-Ri-LEY & co,i,h2G.tf G- O'RILKT. din.iu. We i ,ave form C"u',ll".v a"--. vil 1,.,I stylo of UuAT.C'lTtX''nMv ,""'"r . jmij-tf hiiiam m:i.su. ,v.rL77.Z . . . i. at m.iiMi,iiH Auction and Cornniission. fjm " Kurt-Ksswus -a. J.- Fii VfW,lu.., J. fc'i i'.w,,,.,: . ""o,i, win contiuuo I itt U," ""MI"" both at rriv.-no ...Ho ..i,.l,.t uctio.,,t tl,P,. . ,,,.,, corner Main lul Tl'ir, t v n01'1"1''"" """ W'iiKf'U IK I, l.r ,m Larticilar mt.mio,, to tlie m f .nvi u"Vl ,,1r"""''1 th"'" ! "'' will uttcml to any auction .! nnywhero in tho . itv. H t'.T 'ir "UVuti"" Kivi' tile "salo of l,,tB lvn Lntn, i-c. (.1)17-1,-iHo Adaji s KxriiEKS Company r.-i)-ctfully in., no.iuc. to their t.i, ,H 141 patrons, t ho oi.l.lic of Kvansvil , and vicinity, that, with incrrascj tacilia tics lor the tratiKoortation ,f eEHEIGHT, PACKAGES, MO HE Y A N V V A L V A P, L Eft i hey solicit a continuance of former favoin. : iwcial care tukt.li in tlm collection of l:ill8, HiallB, r.ote, ami the traiiiiiortation of Htnall ami valnallB iackaert. All person ikl,ihK to avail theiiioplvea of tho facilities ot tho KprMM, can obtain any .leire.l inforluatiou in releren.e to tho roiitcH ami detailN ol the l.iisi.i.Ha t tl.oir Ollic on J.'irt 8tr.H-t, betwe,.o ninui ami L.K lwt, of....Hil the l'ot OIjce. ''" !. II. FISH. A.o.i,t. SAPONFIER, OK (OiNCMNTPtATEl) POTASH. Mi,re limn Ihnihl III Siren. IU of (h ilimirii ;v.i Miu .fjfij ftttjii' wiTitnt 'r Jt- lime, with little tronhio ami at trillim; ex-, peliie. The cheapest article ever lliHcolered fori lie' purpose. One puuml will make tuelve or liti. eii iralloi.Hof r,,Ml Nolt soap, or nine fxmmls hard soap, i'riiilcrs will tin. I it a superior article tor rleatiiiij; t ie. It is pei lc. ll s.ilnhle and Ire.- Ir.. iii impm.tie.,. I'.roken in small lump, ami put up iii 1, 2, 4 ami '.Hi cans. Manufactured at the CIIA M.KNG K t'll ICMICI.A Woliivri, lii.H.klyn, and sold l.y K. II. lil'liKKK J- ft), oe :!. l.v.l.tw-i.1 lsl I'carl Street, New Vnrlv C R ES C E N T CI T Y GALi v RY " AIjL. Ii.ll.tu iiiter.'st ill spite ..I vain ..11., And to those who ileal fairly, to them - nIioiiIi! walk, How, yon who want Pictures, l.otli chenpni firstrate, Tirinir your dimes to SMITH'S Gallery, (von rfon'l have to wait). Ho fnars no competition from one or the other, Hut looks upon each as a friend and a brother ; He cares not for show, nor pn!lin,r, nor blowing, Mock soirees, or trainmen, assuredly know ing That lie makes the trade, who give most lor the cash ; Tho people enro nothing about any grand splash. Now, all who want Pictures, iarjre ouec or small, should, without moro delay, on Mr.riniithca.il; The Court House, you know, Jinit over the way, Kxamine his l'ictnres we kuiiw what you'll say The best in the city, and cannot be beat In finish or price and by way of a tn ut, To Ladies and Families he lessens hi pay Come along, friends, don't neglect it a day. sepll.-Cm JiJILU AM) FKVKlT WTISHTKJtJVa JKJt JS fj ti JL Btrauo that p-rsjns will continue to Bhake Irom diiy to day, wock to week, and month to month, w ith Aiue, when suventy-tivo cents inv.-st-ed in Dr. Jiarker's Chlorine Ague Killer would euro them sound and well. Try it. For sale at octlli THOMPSON'S UruKHtore. (WT THMi tt I, il JiSTJBF.ISlIKU JL HKUCJ STORK, No. 17 Main strisjt, con mines to keep on hands a full aud compteto supply oi Medicines, J'aiuts, Oils, Vurnishes, Glass, , ISrushes, Perfumery, Lamps, Ilurning Fluids, c Which ho wdls at as low a tigiiro aa any housu in the city. Also, a lartrw and varied assort me.. t of AMUUOTYl'E STOCK, CAMEUAS, CASES, A .V ClIKMICA LS, In fact, everything avrtaiuiii); to the art. Ordeis lirouijitly Htleml.-d to, and forwarded by steamboat or Kxpress to any part of the country. septal' W loo bids choice new Alohutses; 20 hh. is " " Su-ar; To arrivi by next Btcanier ior oct2l E. K. HAliCOCK. UL'V YOUB Boots cA? Slaocs At McDonald's Cilv Boot ;m! Shoe Si ore! m i sT oi'Hjy-Ktt .v thk voiuvku J of Main and First streets, uhere. aii be found a reat variety if Cunts, P.o.g ami Vonths t all. K i. and (ii ai'i ii.sjts d all kinds. Ladieswiil linl a ii h " lL of Kid and Morocco l;oots. Cloth bo-e and C'oiireHs (o.iters, lluskilis arid Slippers, wilh or wilh.Hit heels, Mies and Childr.-rrs fine ;.tifis lace il. s.ts, Ac. Coarse and medium ol all styles, from liis Is st lo the cheajs'st. Ii.li. s, M iss. s ami Cents iluK.tlo and Cum over-sle"-!-. san.lt.-.;, c. ; also a great variety of M.-t.s' and JJ..ys' Wax and Kip llroalis. Callers, i'llli.ps. Ac. Cive the I 'it v l'...ot k Mii Store a trial. Ilciuc rtber Meli..mild corner ivtai ii and First streets. fnov.J To Printers. M A whieii they wiUnell rhr-np for r;ih. I t CullfllpfH. part, of the lollouiit Hrth h-rt : Pi ll-rt. J.one; nner 1 vp- ; Put o IJrevier do ) do do I .Mi do ur do .Mt do Itoiirgeoirt do Nonpareil do I'hn do inline Piea 'larendoti ; N'.np.in il riarendou (for newflpaer oiHpiiiy;; 1 tout "t-linr i vtiit-nn.1 Antiiie Wood Tyia ; 1 ahintoti NiiH-r-ro nl Hand lrej, iron rolling li.xtures, etc.; 1 pair double iiiNlinm, Jtnd 4 j'rtiri Hiiper-roynl 'haHe.s ; 10 ht'KJH-tMdtoui news pa!lejn ; new.M M(ic ks ; 1 hlh'o-alley. A i.o A io of iron foot :iiid side sticks, job cha?op le;i4lrt. mlex, dashes, Ae. 'I'hiw material i mm h of if :t gin as ticw, a:i(! noli of it it m ut fi tin worse for wear. H-r is t ehanre rarely nnt wilh f.r Hplendid harins. We all tho uttetif ion tf nil piintei. vv ho may wirth t inenta-e tfientofk or stjtrl new oiTi.e. to our iitdnet-nieiit.. For lnrtlier jaiti' :Iirs. addr -s W M. S. CAM KHoN, I ii'liniipoi-K oi JA M KrfH. M-'NKKIdr ,),', tf j:.niHdl.-, Ind. mMit,i.m,4-V '10 00 H I l ll 1 1m W m lrii h, M i--,-s', and I tidier OpIH lioolS tor the million, just received at dctlij B. iiilEICU & CO.'S.