Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 156, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 March 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

THCBSDAT MOESIKG.. .....3IABC1T8 Opposition State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. rOR LIEUTENANT OOVKKMOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wnvne. FOR SECRETARY OK STATE, WILLIAM A. TEELLE, of IUndolili. FOR TREASURER OF STATU, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANGE, ot Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. A New Tick. Our neighbors of the interrogative organ, on First street. Rre now on a new tack. A few days ago, the Oppos-'tion State platform was most deplorably (for tbera) conservative : now it is terribly radical. The Enquirer of Monday morning says, commenting on oar statement that the platform was M conserratire and national " " This is a broad assertion of the Journals, entirely unwarranted either by the platform itself or by what people say of it. " What did the Enquirer itself say on the 23th of February on' this subject. Let us see. In an article headed " Backing Down, " that paper moralizes as follows. ' " The late Republican State Convention did not re-affirm the doctrines of the Philadelphia Convention. It refused to entertain a motion, even, not to support a candidate for the Presidency who was not a Republican in 1856. " la this action does not Mr. Lane, the Republican nominee for Governor, with bi3 entire party, back down from the position the same party assumed iu 1856 ?" . . . . And more of the same sort. The position of 1856 the Enquirer, iu the same article, asserts was very ultra. If the Opposition in 1860 "backs down" from that position, what do they become but "conservative and national," just as we have claimed. The Enquirer must learu not to tell two different stories so close together. If it does, it is sure to be caught iu its pettifogging. We verily believe, from this secimen of versatility, that the Democratic organ here can beat even the State Sentinel, which changed from Anti-LecuinptonUtu to Lecomptouism in less than a month in 1857, and from Anti-Douglasisiu to Douglusistn iu nearly as short a time in 1859. With a little more practice, our neighbor will equal the New York Herald or the Sentinel in inconsistency. JtfirBy an inadvertence, B. was inserted in this paper the other day instetid of W. in G. W. Julian's name. The Enquirer, iu trying to make a poiut out of the oversight, speaks about "rebukiug the silly impertinence of the Journal?' Any impertiueuce we may have beeu guilty ot does not begin to compare with the private assertion; of an attache of the Enquirer that we are AIhjlitionists made to injure the circulation of our Weekly. We have been guilty of no impertinence toward that paper. The editors assumed to know all about the history of prominent Oppositionists in this State (which, by the way, they pick up from the refuse of the State Sentinel and Terre Haute Journal); and we merely essayed to show that they were not so well osted as they pretended to be. They spoke of Joshua Julian ! which is about ou a par with thvir knowledge of Indiana men in general. We see no cans for their getting t ii iltd. If they can uot tttke a harmless joke aud carry cm a little controversy without using abuse and inueudoes, they had Letter try something else than the newspaper business. ftf The Enquirer folks are extremely touchy. They say that we object to their issuing a Sunday paper. Now this we pronounce untrue. In an article announcing their intention to issue their paper oc Suudsy morning, they stated that they did so to save Sunday work. As this was an iutimation that a Monday paper could not be issued without Sunday woik, we, in self defense, stated that we issued our paper on Monday, and did not do Sunday work either. We did this to set ourselves right with those of our subscribers who wish to see the Sabbath observed. We made this exculpation of ourselves, while specially disclaiming any right to interfere with our neighbors' business. This we h:id a pefect right to do it was our duty to ourselves and subscribers. In the article to which we allude, the Enquirer descends to abuse calling us Abolitionists saying we .can't refrain from poking our noses into other people's business, &c. This we pronounce contemptible, considering that it is not true. Such a course will meet with no sympathy down in this latitude. Arguments and reason must be getting scarce around at that office, when such talk is indulged in. It is reported that Gov. Foote will in all probability assume the editorial control of the Nashville Banner, and through it advocate the claims of some such men as Crittenden or Bell for the Presidency. If Foote does this, he will be the third man who has gone to Tennessee from the cotton region to edit anti-Democratic newspajiers, alter having been & Democratic member of the U. S. Senate. Vieksburgh Sun. We are informed that when Gov. Foote was here, several months ago, be expressed himself decidedly for Edward Bates for the Presidency. The other two persons alluded to by the Sun iu the above extract, uie Jere. Clemens and Solon Borland, of the Memphis Eagle And Enquirer. Foote was formerly U. S. Senator from Mississippi, Clemens from Alabama, and Borland from Aikansas.

Madtaoit and Indt nnpolin Utllroid. Our intelligent and well-posled Imliami- j polis correspondent (R. O N.) is now on a visit to Carrollton, Ky., at the mouth of Kentucky river. He writes us a letter, which ; we should be glad to publish in full, but in j consequence of an accumulation of readiug matter, caused by " pieing onr forms" last week, we can only copy that portion which speaks of the above-named excelleut railroad. This feature of accommodating the local business of a railroad is a good one, and one which will always pay any road in the long rnu. It is the local business, after all, rather than the precarious through business, which is the life-blood of roost railroads and short steamboat lines. Our correspondent says .This Road is well conducted, and no road is doing a better local business. Every farm-house and cross-roads is a station. They will stop and let one off or take one on at every place on the route, which no other road we have traveled oa will do. We have seen them wait as much as five minutes, for persons coming in the distance, waving their handkerchiefs, and the Superintendent and Conductor would meet them some distance off and help them carry their children to the train. Mr. Bran bam, the superintendent, and Mr. Wolf, conductor, are both perfect gentlemen, and do all in their power to make their guests feel comfortable, and at home. The Road is not as smooth as some other roads, neither do they run as fast, though smooth enough and fast enough for all ordinary purposes. The country is improving very rapidly all along the Hoe of the road. " Woodman spare that tree " has not been observed, but all along the line you can see that the ax has lieen applied diligeutly. Franklin, Edinburg, Columbus, North Vernon, and in fact most all of the towns, are improving very rapidly. " R. O'N." also praises in glowing terms the slendid steamer Jacob Strader the Louisville and Cincinnati mail boat, which carried him from Madison to Carrollton. Her accommodations aud fare he thinks unexcelled. The Hebermont Grape. The editor of the Louisville Journal has received the following' letter from Mr. Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati, accompanied by some of the seed spoken of. We presume our grape raisers could get some of the seed, if they desire it, by writing to Mr. Longworth : -' I have sent you by express some seed of the Hebermont grape, for distribution among your subscribers who take a deep interest in grae culture for wine or table use. The tlebermont is of superior quality as a wine aud table grape; hardy, and better suited for your soil than ours ; of more vigorous growth than any other. I have had a shoot grow 45 feet in one season ; in a soil like ours it will be more vigorous. In raising plants from the Peed of the Catawba, ninetenth.", or mote, iu back, more or less, to its grandfather, the i-otnmo.i Foi. The Hebermont has no Mich aiiccttiir. I know no grape so likely to be improved by its seed. A lady in Indiana sent ine two bunches of grapes last tall a seedling ot the Hebermont ; the grape white; double the size of the parent; a long grape, and as soft a pulp as auy foreign grape. The lady will place the cuttings in the hauds of a nurseryman, to le raised for sale. A3 a wine grape it has not yet been tested. It will be our own fault, if we do not, by looking up our best native grapes nnd planting their see., soon leave the best wine and table grapes of Europe in the background. If fine table and wine grapes are found in ptrts of Europe, where a native grape is never seen, in our States, not so far north, where wild grapes alxMiud, by selecting the best and planting the seed, we shall soon surpass the best wine and table grapes of Europe. Yours, truly, N. LONGWORTH, Cincinnati. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wholesale) Spring Trade, 18G0. W. P. DEVOU & ROCKWOOD, 83 PKAttl. STBKKT, M. their' ti-.u.tl assort tilt-Ill o. SILK OtioDS, SI HAW HONNKTK, Ill BISONS, KUIWKliS, HUM Ml N.:-t, KM lucol I'KKIKS. - IIILLINKKV LACKS, W III T K liOOHS, LACK M A NTLKsl, Ml AW I.S, KIlliiUiVKS, UI'CHKS, STIAKKK UOOllS, Lisle uil Silk Glnvea. Our stick being tut luost complete iu our line iu tho Went, idiiiiy of the alx.ve goods being our own direct importation, and will le offered to Merchants and Milliners at LOW PKICKS FOIt CASH or SHORT PROMPT FAPKK. W. P. Devou & Itockwood, 83 PEARL ST., CIXCIXXATI. umrS-lw MM. I860 The undersigned invite Uie attention or GKOO ICRS and COUNTKY MERCHANTS to their large naaortiuent of BAttDWAKE now- ou band aud arriving, direct from European and American manniactiirtre, abich they oiler to cash and prompt time buyer AT PRICES BKYOND COMPETITION. JACOB STRAUB A: SON, mar5 74 Main struct, UHMVVJ. TI UJ L, M.lii'l. KM -B.VTS. 25 dozen shovels and spades; !iO " garden rakes; W " handled hoe; ;". " caul steel planters' tiet-s; " " hay and manure forks; 5 " grubbing hoes; 7 casks trace chains; 3 " lug 20 dozen sheep shears; Now on hand and fur sale at low prices. JACOB STRAUB SON, mai5 7-4 Main street. TnMcuxn .noss.-as j ' ML bales received per steamer Autocrat choice article for sale Ly S. B. GILBERT A CO., maro No. 4 Sycamore street. Oaf SJ l.K Ji-MBV TJBMtMS. 11 building lots in tho City of Kvansvillo, and iu lUliott s Jiulargement; Also 3 lots ou Third street near the corner of Cherry; " i good horses, one 7 and the other 3 rears old; ' good milch cows; ' 2 good carts and harness; ' 1 good dray and harness; " 1 new farm wagon and harness; ' 1 good top buggy and harness-, with pole and double hai ness to tit. uiaro Z. II. COOK. gm m T ... J SHOK&. MM -.si cases llools and Shoes just received and for rule cheaper than ever before fid in the West, by ma re .1. H. HAUHKK. rif s tut rj i. .vi h.i t u i-s-n ML Saloon, 'the undersigned ha refitted arid renovated the BATH lloC-i; AND BARBER SHUP llNliKB MARB1.K HALL, in fine style, and is prepared to Shave, Shauipoon, Dress liuir, or to furnish Uot or Cold Baths at all hours. This is the only Bath House in the city, and I am determined to so conduct it aud the RarUer Shop attached that it will become the headquarters of all gentlemen wishing to La trimmed tip in the height of the style. lii ve uie a call aud try lot skill. Terms reasonable. Imar.l-dtt ISRAEL B UI.KNN. JB !!Ari4. 10o liarrels iu tine order, just received and fur sale by uiarSI S. K. GILBERT ft Co. vuim cniwjM JS'irA-H. 1, WO just received and for sale by n.ar5 . S. E. GILBERT Si CO.

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rWMUH STO t'Mt JfJS T.l H EJ- T1IK Ml first premiums at every air where it has been exhibited. At the South-Weetern Indiana District Fair, held here October, 15.VJ, there were but two premiums offered for cooking stoves one for toe nest wood coKing8tove,and one tor the best coal cooking stove. The Kconomist took the FIRST PREMIUM FOR THli BEST .OuKLNU STOVE FOR WOOO. Roelker, Rlusman 6c Co took the first premium for their cooking stove for coal. No other premiums were ottered. , 't he large silver medal was awarded to trie economist at the .Mew York .ate Fair ; and the first premium at the United States air held at Chicago, und twelve other State and County Fairs in lbo:t. Iu no braucu of mechanical ait has thore been a more appareut advance than in trie manufacture ot etovts. It is but a few years siuce the very nallio was a novelty, representing huge, sbupclets structure, almost as devoid of use as oruanieut, these have gradually given p ace to patterns of grace aud utility ; until the varieties onr markets now present have almost exhausted the vocabulary of names ; and the different phases tne metal is mane to acsumc, would astonish old Vulcan himself. In style aud finish, the improvement has been rsal, luaving nothing to be desired ou that point, but the severe competition in price, to which they have beeu subjected, has deprived them of many of the more substantial qualities dobirable. This seems iuoreesiecially to have been the case iu reference to cook stoves an ariicle of domestic economy that has more to do with scolding wives and crotchety servants than most people imagine. The public have long sought an improvement in this article, and we believe ace ready to pay any reasonable price for a okiug stove, if it ouly possesses the merits of size, weight, convenience. durability, economy, aim pel lection of tnanulacture These qualities seeui to be possessed most fully in the F.con;niist a new etove, perfected and brought out the past season, by Messrs. Trcadweli, Perry & Morton, of Albany. We beard so much of thia stove, and it looked so much like a stove intended for in?, that we concluded to try them, and the result of the experiment convinces us that the proprietors, in their determination to make tho bust itove ih tlte wttrbl. have succeeded. We regard the Eeoimiiiiit as possessing all the merits alaive enumerated as the great stove of the day far in ad vance of anything ever attempted iu the line of stoves, pertect in all its appoiutineuts, and true to its name in durability anil the ueof fuel. Among tne mauy convenience ar iacneu to it, may be men lioned a largo oven, with hooks arranged, for bus pending meats while roasting. A copper water tank, holding from 12 to l!5 gallons warming closet, broiliog health, fc, Ac. The broiling hearth isoneol the most noticeable features of this venial kuble stuve. Tliere never baa been, to our knowledge, any broiling fixture that was really satisfactory iu iis operation. The proprietors of this stove have been conducting a seriea of experiments upon broiitug, eliciting some valuable tacts, and re sulting Iu the invention of a gridiron adapted to trus stove, which nas oeeu secupeu oy tetters patent, aud is one of the most. admirable things ot the kind we ever saw broiling w itliout smoke, aud keeping ine coals in a constant glow, vie are always glad to do justice to inoehauir-at inif rovements, and especially such as contribute so largely to the general good, as theoue above mentioned. The Kcoiioinist, whit h is commanding such a hu ge salo, will be found only at SCANTL1N ft S I'EPUENS'S, Main St., between Water aud First, Kvausville, loo.- maxo ISGOj, 81 KM TltJT IB MS . ust ftieeived anl now ciDeuiujf. tui ele gant t-tu4 k ti gotMis HUitaulc tor tne triiig liatle ; 2s iiiticy print; li ilentinit; 15 llv;itjt.Ml imidliiid; 2 " law us; 2 ' clialtit'H; 10 cottuitmles; - 4 apron t lterkH; 1 liali Khirting Ktrite; lit fthwtiiii;; Ami a trivat VHitety if uotioii of all kind, all of ulii. hwon.ro M-Iiiiitj; teluw l liu iiiitati pruvH, u w aru il. tf riniiHMl tu draw lit" tunlo to Kvanaville. t'oiuft niii xamiiiH IVr yourslv5s at mar5 J. H. AJAUUKK A i'O.'S, First St. M9 JhJi Vt L.THK X M2Jt VMM MS JSP JT. 8tr of T(iom;w Kortli lian tma rentovHil f i win No. 7 ( Kli inin'H Iil HtMuU). to 75 Main Kt. oiipotttte Washington Hotel, Hlurt lit kecpri a lull supply of liKATil Kit AN J FIN1HNCS. 1(h koops on Itund evry variety aittl l!s chtutp fcr cash. Pill l.il l'cr.SNFit, Klfinin'a ulil H:ilt-Mirtii, In with m, untl will Ik? ou hanl to wait n onr olil Irifinl- ami all tin new custom rn wkio may call on it'. He will ilt juattca tit all. mar-liml THOMAS KKKTH. OH Mi MJ 4 M U W'Jf g Ms l'.Hl ki'Lfri MMMiirtt'il mi'.'.'H. itiKt rec!ivl ttiul ftr halt l.y I Ml AS. MrJOJI SSTON. mart lNaHe'i titock. Main kI rt. nTHjtiTS 10 V iJMJmMB ft it Sjlg,M! Iu Vamlrrl'iirh ('miii( Imtiana, on :t!sy tt-riiw tit nnmt lavt-ral'lf t t im i. y t-vr-r otft-reil to iht pnltl it- .rt irariH, of 4o its :n lt, nitul- in Kitiht 'l'oviiNiiit U -wil.; t'al of x w r of Hitifi 'M, townlttp i, I'Mii:- lt Wifi ; hI, i.tirtti ' -j ' 'I v (!', ami t" rf oi ' h i ijr M saiim MTtion. A No, iiaris, of -to urni u.t li, in iVriy Township, to. wil.: I ht noiih v.ist jr ct' -iiin No. 14, in tow n.-thip rano II oitlaintir luO arttm ; also, h ! ol it t r of ijtvttim "Jl. tiwiidliip ti, ratine 11 ; alsit, n v tv of u w tjr of taim ofclion, township, ami ratir. Tin alovt lfs i iljt'il l.iml can Ik loatttl within two mi It 8 of tho corporation ot ilie t:ity of Kvansv il It, ami can ht3 pinvhaju'd at twenty-livu (lollaiM nr ucre, oue-thirtl canli, om?-thin1 in on, anil otioihird in two yeard, with inWrt from dato on ie-fi-rroj payniHutfi. A (o.h1 iUh1 will l given, and a Biortagt tnktn to utu-iiro tho piirchaae momy. For further partirulartt empiire of the umlorai'nuil, at Aioitnt iTnon, Indiana frbJ-Jw.t JOHN M. LOCKWOOD. 1 1 01 10 X MiS iTM K 1'J'M0 M, Mitt f 99w 40 hoxej l.'hse " Hamburg;' ;u packajres Wrapping Twine. Ht?c?ivod per steamer Goody Friendi, Ity mm 1 u a u- j t jh 10 JmmL Any persou baviitji; a good house for runt, containing peven or light rooms, at a Moderate price, within live or six qiiares of the poAt-oflicc, can tiud a tenant by ad. 1 rowing M. M. Box 701, Iont oliiiie. raarl-wd rgr i JL In i . JE T i Jl T M iJ J! S great variety, at the lowest price, at the New Drug More of feb"J7 X. S. THOMPSON. v i irH "ii : tT'e'eTu 'inn ' of real estate for tho payiueut of costs and expenses of sidewalk improvements. Aotice is fwnhg yivc that, by virtue of five pi ccpts, issued out of the Cleik'a oUice of the City of Fvansville, aud to ine directed, I will sell at public onr-cry, at the door of the Court-house, in the City of Fvansville, on Saturday, the 17th of March, ISM i, the following lots or parcels of real estate, or so lunch thereof as may be necessary to pay the amounts assessed aud charged arrainst paid lots, respectively, as the cost aim expense of making sioewalk luiprovemeii is in front of said lots, to pettier witii the cost of sale: Lot 13, block 4o Eastern Knlargement 1 00 Lot 11, " 4: ' " 4 73 Lot 1st, " 4'J ' . ' 3 30 Lot ti, " M " ... 2 07 Kvans llouiefcleaj on Sixth street, from the corner of Locust and Sixth to the alley be tween Locust aud Main streets 14 35 Lot , block lo, otockwuil a Knlargemeut 4 tiO Lot ktii, " Hi, " " 4 6 Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day. P. 3CHMUCK, feb25-Swd Citv Collector. REMOVAL. f. M. IH'KCAX T. A. COOKE. r -tt. .n. yt.u.v I tt I mjrW w .pecttully informs the public that he has removed from hU old stand on Water street, to the building loiinerly occupied by Archer A Mackey, No. 5, Maiu street, and hn made a cfiane in hs firm, thestylo of which wilt heieafter be liuuran A Cooke. We will keep constautly ou hund a Inro end well st-lecteil siok of toieiu aud domestic dry gols, w hich we will sell at reasonable and uni tor m prices. iio-iu to have a continuance of the patrouage of the old house, aud to merit a large accession ot uew customers, Me remain Veitrs, respectfully, feh24 lm IHM'AN i COOK K. B O TA XI OA ir I'll VS1 CIA X. DR. WM. COURTNEY, Itttie cor. mftmin n4 J'irtt r'rav f: ansville, ini. JCciitHd iu this city aud can be found at bid ofdee at alt hour:. v.lotli day aud uiiiht), txctot when proTermnally fcuaed. ifesj" t6p&cm. attention gireu to ail chronic dieeased. Cnucetd cuied, twrnrauted). tvh'AS Jiud

MISCELLANEOUS. Statoraont ' of the co:.miiON or in; ; ,

lllomc Insurance Company, j OF NEW YORK, ON TirP. FIRST DA T OK JASUART," A7T lSon, MA DK TO TUB AUDITOR OF TUB STATU OP INDIANA, PURSUANT i i : Tt THW- BTATl TIC OF t" .v. THAT STATK. NAWE AND LOCATION : rwMin jwt.ntt a this i.sfj.vr M is the Hint l.vsiaANfa Con pan v,- Jueorporat. ed in l.r.'t. and located in the city of New York. CAPITAL, ONK MILLION IXILLABS. The capital of said Company actually paid up in cash is ?l,tHjO,lUi (0 The surplus on the 1st day of January, IStitt 415.S15 85 Total amount of capital and surplus $1,415,815 5 i ASSETS. i Amoiintof cash in Contiuen- j tal Bauk, N. Y 810,707 64 Amount of rash in hands of Agents, and in course of transmission (balance) 2.,5C5 51 Amount ot unincumbered real estate, Xo. 4 Wall Street.... G7,0'W 00 Amount of Uuited States . i treasury notes, market value 102,241 20 : Amount Missouri State b'ds, j b per cent., market value... 1G,22G CO Amount of North Carolina bonds, 6 per cent., market value ... ... 9,630 00 Amount of Tennessee bonds, 6 per cent., market value.. 9,000 00 Amount of Brooklyn City water bonds, 6 per cent., market value 10,250 00 Amount of bankjstocks, market value 83,525 00 Amount of loans on bonds and mortgages, being first - lien of record on unincumbered real estate, worth at least $l,tj9d,3oO, and on which there is less than one year' a interest due and owing rate ot" interest 7 per cent . 800,602 03 Amount of loans on stock and bonds, payable on demand, the market value of securities pledged, $251,- ' 529 18S.C90 00 Amount due frnni premiums on policies issued at office.. 1,807 79 Amount of billa receivable for premiums on iulaud navigation risks, Ac H,0ti4 41 Interest actually due and paid 24,928 SO -Sl.458,309 28 LIABILITIES. Amount of lossea adjusted, and due and unpaid None. Amount of losses incurred aud iu process of adjustment 17,658 31 A mount of losses reported ou which no action has been taken 15,422 12 Amount of claims tor losses resisted by the Company.. 9,500 00 Amount of divideuds declared, and due aud unpaid... Kone. Amount of dividends, either cash or scrip, declared but uot yet due No"e. Amount of mouey borrowed. None. Amount of all other existing clams against tho Co None. Total amount of losses, cUims, aud liabilities $42,530 43 The greatest amount insured on any one risk is S'to.ooo, but will not, as a general rule, exceed 910,000. The Company has no general rule as to the amotiut allowed to be insured in auy city, town, village, or block, being governed in this matter, in each case, by the general character of buildings, width of streets, facilities for putting out fires, Ac. No part ol its capital or earnings is deposited in auy other Stale as security therein. An attested copy of the Charter or Act of iucorIioration accompanies this statement. ' STATE OK NKW VOBK, 1 s City and County of New York. Charles J. Martin, President, and J. MUtou Smith, Secretary of tho Uome Insurance Company, being severally sworn, depose and say, and each for hinisulf says, that the foregoing is a truo, full aud correct statemeii t of tho affairs of the said Corpora tion, and that they are the above described officers thereof. (Signed) CIIARLKSJ. MARTIN, Pres't, (Sinned) J. M I LTON SMITH, Soc'v. Svbscribed and sworn before me, this 17th day of I 1 January A. V. IboU. , Witness my huud ' ami oricial seal. (Signed) HKNJAHIN RANKIN, Commissioner for Indiana, in New York, lots Broad way, N. Y. Allen C. llallock is the duly authorized agent for this city, us per certincute of authority tiled the County Clerk's otlice. This Company insures against loss or damaee by lire te oiitldiugs, utorcliamliso, lioliseliolil lurul tuiv, and personal property generally. Also, against the perils of inland navigation, at fair rates ot pri-mium. ALLEN C. H ALLOCK, Agent, Marble II ill Bnildiiit:, Main St., Kvausville. li-b:t-tap-JK. STEWART'S STOVE. WM. lot of these truly aud justly celebrated, newly and greatly improved summer and winter Cooking Stoves, of the unrivaled Stewart's Pateut, aud at ttie only agency in tins city, Thos. Scantling, Xo. 20 Main street, between first and Second. The hist premium was awarded to this Stove as tne best coal or wood cooking stove at the South western Indiana District Fair, held at this place. No store ever devised combines as numerous or imsrtaut scientific principled as this of Stewart's. it broils, boils, bakes and roasts at the same bio tuent, without one dish imparting flavor to another, or producing that sameuess of taste in moats and gravies, which, to the delicate and fastidious of taste, makes so insuperablo an objection to every other cooking stove now in use. With one-fourth of the fuel employed in the best of stoves now iu use, tins mast perfect snd complete cooking atom ratus perforins, simultaneously and more perfectly than has ever htdore been accomplished, everything required in the best provided fatuities, so tar as cooking is concerned. When, too, it is liorne iu mind that the mot delicate fcraules can visit the kitchen when the Stewart Stove is fully employed, and the tire is at its height, without the smallest unpleni.iuiiipa from the change of teinteruture,so little is the heat from it diiTtir-cd externally, an inducement is presented for its uuiversal employ ment never heretofore presented iu any other stove. That, indeed, is one of its principal attractions, as well as its greatest wonder, how beat la so economised and diffused within the stove itself, and so little perceptibly escapes into the kitchen, a place where, witti any of the stoves now In use, other than Stewart's, it is scarcely possible for any one, in warm weather more particularly, to breathe with comfort. For 2o years Mr. Stewart has been employed in perfecting this stove, and since last February, ba has obtained three new patents for improvement, which, in his opinion, and the opinion of all who bava examined it, made it lierftct. Within four years twenty thousand of them have been sold, trader a full guarantee, and not one has been returned. Thase remarkable results have emboldened a host of Btove manufacturers to imiratetlte Stewart Stove, but, save in exterior apiearance, which the old pile nl-, (having expired) enables them to give, they no more rescinnie Stewart s tnan ctiairc does cheese. These imitations are known by various names, but they aie all deficient in various particulars, such as the ait -tight boxes, by which full control is kept over trie nre, airi ot tne neat, oy a dralt damper, ingeniously contrived, which also admits a constant current of cold air on the outside of the Dra box, w hid, agaiu becomes heated air, aud, passing iuio me oven, is niaae available lor cooking urposes. The ageut and subacriter is receiving the best Imitation of the Stewait Stove, called "Pride of the West," which he will be happy to dispose of at two-thirds of the price of the genuine Stewart's. It is possible, of course, to cook with it, but it bears no resemblance to Stewart's. 1 he " Stewart " is sold by ( he agent, under a full guarantee toerform as rccunuieudttd, and if, within three mouths Irorn pttrchaaiiig, any fault is found w ith them, he will take them back aud refund the money. Housekeepers will bear iu mind, then, that tho genuine Stewart Stove, bought at the only ageut's here,.ill, with halt the labor and onefourth llio fuel, do more aud bettor cuokiug tbau any other stove ever con.-.ti acted. TUOS. SCANTLIN, No. 2Ti Main street, Sole ageut for the sale of the Stewart Stave in Southern Indiana and Kentucky.

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112 eV a fJSBT OJV FOCMTB ST.. extending to tbs Canal, with a wharf on the basin of the Canal of seventy-five feet, buinj; the most desirable location for tnantUa :uring purposes in Evausvilie, for sale or lease Apply to WILLIAM II. WALKER, . dec21 . - JiuaLKatata Agaat. - j i , LAND FOR SALE. lf.O aires the n w qr sec 7, town 2, range 8 west. tin 9 w jr ore- 4W,--towr U,- re 4f t' I'M do as Or sec 31. town 2. ram;o 9 wast. lo; do n pt n e r, sec 2r, town 2. range 10 west. lun i lli j HKI leu 1(KI i 1 T do do do do do do w qr aec 14, town 3, range 10 west.' s w i)r sec 2:f, towu 3, rauge 10 west., ti e qr sec 26, town 3, range 10 n e qr sec 24, town 3, range 7 s e qr sec 24, town 3, rauge 7 SW qr sec 21. town :L r-.Lnir. 7 l f. reiroing tracts will be sold on liUtrcil brio. Titles are perfect. Knqnire at the ' liEAL ESTATE AGENCY, On Third street, bet. Mnin and Sycamore, in Wheeler's Building. WM. U. WALK Kit, ' " Keal Estate- Ag't. JM 50 Lots in Lamasco, west of Pigeon Creek. Lots in Lamasco, east of Pigeon Creek. Lota in the Eastern En I t of Kvansville. Lots in the Southern do do ' Cots in Bray's do do Lots iu the 4th do do Lots in the Donation do do Apply to tho undersigned Office in Wheeler's building, Third street, opposite the Court House. WILLIAM H. WALKKU, dec24 Keal Estate Agent JLtf Enlargement, on the Basin of the Canal, upon which is a uew and the best Canal Wharf In Evausvilie. for salo or lease. Apply to WM. II. WALKER, d2l d Aw3m Laud Agent. W crty for sale. Four lots on r ourtn street, op- ! iKisite the market, designated by Nos. 3,4, 5, and ! 6, Marketplace. All new three story , metal roof, i bricks, built for stores, suitable ior any kind of business, aud with good liuulicd dwelling, accommodations. For terms of sale, apply to Allen O. Hallock, Real Estate and Oeuerul Insurance Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main Stieet, Evausvilie, lnd. feblC-lm ' OQik tf C M B 8 ' A.f.VW VHJK Evausvilie, for sale by WILLIAM II. WALKER, Keal Estate Ageut, dec24 Third street, or p. the Court House. JLM SHIP. The partnership of J. S. Jaqtiess It Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent by the withdrawal of Hiram E. Read. All business of SAid firm will tie settled by tho remaining partners, Jonathan S Jaquess and Henry C. C wathmev, who will continue the business uuder the samo style as heretofore. JONATHAN S. JAQUESS, UIUAM E. HEAD, HENRY C. UM ATflJIEY. Evsnsville, Feb. 28, ISoO. mar2-3w , Statement , Or THE CONDITION Or THE 4 Hartford Fire Insurance Co., MAHKT0 THE AlflUTOR OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, JANUARY 1, 1800. , . , -1st. The uame of this Company is the Hartford Fire lnsurauce Company, and is located at Hartford, Connecticut. CAPITAL, m ,- 2d. The amount of Capital Stock is SoUO.000 00 3d. Tho amount of Capital Stock paid up 500000 00 ASSETS. ,i 4th. Cash ou baud and iu B'k.$38,338 11 , Cash in hands of agents, or iu course of transmission i;2,G.8 89 ' Cash loaned on CHll 30,000 Oi-J13l,029 00 Bills receivable, secured by personal aud collateral security 70,223 59 Heat estate unincumbered, building . and lot 19 Pearl afreet, liarllord.;.... 15,000 00 STOCK 4SO BONOS JS FOLLOWS, VIZI:, MB VU.. M KT V A L . 511 shares Hartford B"k stock.... .."!, Iimi JfRi,9s;, 4nO share Phutnix R'k stock 40,1110 o7,k liiHshares Ct. Kiv. B'k' Co. stk... .Villi i;,.xk isio shares Exchange Bank stock.. lo,0 10,000 1 JO shares Bank of Hartford Cw. bank stock 7,500 7,350 2O0 shares Charter Oak B'k stock. 20,000 20,800 'M shares Farmers' - Mechanics bauk stock 22,000 25,520 ISO shares Mereautile B'k Stock.. 15,000 . lo.lxHi 132 Bhares Merchants' A Manufacturers' Bank stock 13,2ihi 13,332 315 shares .:iua B'k stock 3i,5nO 34.O20 184 shares City Bank stia-k... 18,rsf l.ijf.i 2iN) shares American Exchange - Bank stock, N. Y 20,ikiO 20,iMH) 2(KI shares Bank of Commerce b'k stock, N. Y 20,iMi 19,8iHi 300 shares Importers' dr Traders' . Bauk stock, N. Y ... 30,000 : ,3,H00 300 shares Bank of America bunk stock, N. Y v.. 30.000 33,450 210 sharus Mauliatlan Co. Bank stx-k 10,01 N 2IHIshares Merchants' Ilk s'k, N.Y. lo.ntHI jno shares l oi.iu B'k stock, N. Y. 10,0110 200 shares Ocean B'k stock, N. Y. lii.noo 14,050 15,825 111,0110 :i,tsi lull h hares Bank f N America Bk stock, N Y . 10.I1HI 10,700 300 shares Metropolitan b'k sbn-k, N Y ....... . 10O shares Biacksloue b'k stock. 30,0011 ; x:, too Bostou lo.iHio 101 shares Bankot Coiiituercesi'k, Boston lo.OiiO 100 shares Craiiile bk .lock, llnnton HVHUi loshares Mltlolk B'k r..H k, lios. toil I,IMI 10,-V.O --. . 10,1'rtKI 10..VSI 100 shares Hide aud Leather I'' Bostou .. lo.onu 1(1, AO Km shares Webster b'k stock. Boston 1 n.i SKI BHJ shares National B'k stock, Bos I0,7.rsl tou 10,000 10,4o0 100 shares Atlantic B'k stock, Boston 111,000 100 shares Safety Fund B'k sus k Bostou ln.iKiti KMl shares Boyistou Bank stock lton- 10,IHI0 100 shares Rever- ltauk sto U, Uostou.. . 10,000 200 shares B'k of the State of Missouri stock 211,000 200 shaies Merchants'. B'k stock St. Louis SO.WSJ 120 shares Connecticut Kiver Company stock 12,000 20 shares Connecticut River It. R. Company 2,000 100 shares HartlordJc N Haven It R Co stock .tt. 10,000 '20 Teliuessee State Bouds, b per . cents, payable 1392 20,000 2 Ohio State Bonds, IS pur txnts, payable 1800 10,000 lO.lUK) lo,:ioo 11,900 10,100 20,200 jo.loo 3,000 '- 1.3O0 12,450 18,100 10,125 20,000 8,4410 3o,C00 2,140 20 Michigan State Bds, ti t cents, payaole litf 20,000 10 Missouri State Stock, ti per cent, payable 10,000 25 ll.iriloiit City bonds, ti per cts, payable lK7li 35,000 20 shares Stale Bank Wiecousiu st ck, Slilaukee 2.IOO SGflO.BOO $720,457 Total assets $030,709 5i) LIABILITIES. 6th. No liabilities to lutuks, or others, due .r net due. tith. aSo losses adjusted and due. 7th. Losses ertbor unadjusted I s.- - Ath. or adjusted and not due, j 1 - -. . 9th. Losara iu suspeiise wait ing further proof, included 111 last answer above 10th. All other claims against the company, (dividends unpaid) 1,920 Total amount of liabilities ioo.930 85 11th. This rule of the company is not to exceed 910,000 in any one risk, subject to loss by a single fire. The amount insured in city or village depends upou its size generally alt the desirable risks to be had, subject to the last rule above named. . The amount insured in any one block of buildings, depends npon its size and construction, subject to the rule above referred to. - ; A certified copy of the Act of Incorporation accompanies this statement. TIMOTHY C. ALLYN. Sec'v. 12th. 13tn. 14th. STATL' OF CONNECTICUT, ) Hartford County, j ' JisUiBY Gth, 18C0. Personally appeared T. C. All yn, Secretary of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that the foregoing statement, by him subscribed. is a true, full aud correct staleuieut of the affairs of said Company, and exhibits, so far aa can be ascertained at tt is date, its actual condition oa the 1st day of Jai.uaiy, 1SU0. Before me. ' Justice of the Peace. Allen C. Hallock is the duly authorised Agent for this city, by certificate of authority from the Auditor of State, bled in the County Clerk's office. f Applications for insurance on merchandise, store houses, dwelhugs aud contents, will be attended to, aud poticies issued at reasonable rates. - ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Ageut, Marble Hall Building, No. 9 Main street, Evansvilla, lnd. janotap28

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TpE GREAT ilEDrCAL 'DISCOVERY, fecoVLLlAi SAKSArAliJI.f. V A SIilIKGIA, Ott Blood- and Livoi- Syrup, . FOB. THE GCUE.QF. j Scrofulous, Siphilitic and Mercurial Diseases, uui sores, Acin JJiseascs, and all other Diseases which are caused ly an Impure - l Slale of the .JJlaod. e a .VWOXDERFUL CCRU OF SCROF ULOUS WHITE SWELLIXG! Be Ihe mt alement nr.ftarlin llobbiH,1r. MM W-it OJVJi I HJi 'i T JIM. cases ever recorded ! He now enjoys Robust Health, aud has for the past year done as much work as airy young man of his age ! This core lias excited his ti lends, neighbors, and physicians, and even , some of tha Medical Faculty. One of tho Professors (Or. Ifr.'S. Newton), Vrho' wiis called to see him as a surfon, not ts prascribe, Was so forcibfy iMiri'u.i d mhIiiIw Remw kalde Curative fmfterlics ol thia Medicine, that he has aloptuJ it in his private practice, as well as at the College and Uospitats. .. Cincinnati, O., Feb. 10, 1858. Mesks. A. L. Scovill Jt Co.r (JeHtlemnt .- - I will with great pleasnri", give"1 my tc-timony as to what your SARSAPAR1LI.A AN1 STILLINiJlA, or KLOolf AM) LliFlt SIRUP, has done lor ine. Some three and a half years since, 1 -was attacked with a rtcroftslous White "-C..1U8, muvu aiirtii W1U1 most ex. foliating iins - f rrh-i Various remedies, and bad two of the best Physicians of the city (one of them a Professor 111 an old School Medical Colieeel. aud iney tailed to give meanv relief ? I was so reduced ' that 1 was cuutinod to my bed lor over three months i Iheuervits and limwles of one I. -a weiesocoutracted and drawn up, that 1 could ,t walk. I hail ' more than a dozen ruuiiiug ulcers 011 my legs, from i which I took, from time to time, more thau One I linridie l Pieces of B.uie, sc me of thi n, from three. to four inches long. I was imIi..-,,i .,, i, . skeleton, and my friends bad given up all hopes of my reivery I I was in this condition when Uommenced tho use ot jour Blood aud Liver Syrup. I have used altogether some two dozen h., . and at the same time the Iodine Cintmr.ut whkli I you adviso to use with it ; and, lastly, it, Hi aim Ointmeut, given under the head of V bile Swelling." J'our directions I am now able to attend 1 to bnsmess, Mid my les have ! uie so .trol.g I that I walk without any dilli.iiliy nod have en",' tiroty recovered my biilth. Vours trulv ' i - MARTIN RtUBlM. .la. Keileuce 011 Eighth siiecf, betwrcu 4i outl and J.ilin, No. 321 ; or at place ot Lumiic ic Yilletti,' No. 4 East Fourth street iii' biinu Read an extract from tho Cincinnati Medical' ! juuiuiu, oi.o,ige 010, oy lis cUiOn , flolK.S. Newton, in legatd to this leumrkable rule : " While Martin Robbias was in the very -worst imaginable condition, we were called to attend him lor a Ira. 'line of the leg, produced by a fall. Tho indications .of -a.rw-uniou of tho tnine; uuder the circumstances, were unfavorable, for ho would sit, day alter day, picking out small pieces of the bone,' which would slough off. I found him using Scovill's Preparation, w hich bo continued to use until a care was effected. W e gava hiur no constitutional treatment, being in atteuilandance only ua surgeon ; yet w e confess we had much rnriosily 10 see what could be done iu a system so clcn.tely diseased us bis was." Will the afflicted call 011 the agent and get 11 pamphlet containing tho certificates of cures from wetl knewn citizens of Cincinnati ? ' T Recollect that this Medicine is warranted to cure all diseases that are caused by an impure state of tho Blood. ScoviH's Blood and Liver Syrup is composed entirely of v.egi-tablt, a-d is perfectly safe for childreu to use, iu case ol sore mouth or eruption an the skiu.. If mothers value the health ot their children, they should eradicate tne seeds of the disease before it is too late. Read the statement of one of the oldest chemists iu Ciuciuuati : We hereby certify that we "have bu made ac quainted with Scovill's Surs.iparilla. and Stilliugia,'' or Blood and Liver Syrup. The ingredients me entirely vegetable, and na mineral enters the preparation. W. S. MERRILL Jl CO., ; One door west of the'Buruet House, 'Cincinnati." For sale by the Proprienn-s, A. L. SCOYILL & CU No. Is! West Eighth St., Cincinnati. ' Alto, bv Keller & White, Evausvilie, luU. . ;,' N. S. Thompson, ' ' " i- , Leu-h d- Carlsto.ll, " ' Also, ageuls for the sale of Dr. Hall's Balsam f-r the Luugs, and ir. Baker's Pain Panacea, for the cure of all pain, both external and internal. . feb8-dfw2m 9wM. enced -Vurseaiid Itmiale Physician, presents to the attention of mothers, her ' SOUTHING fc'YRI'P, for Childrni Ttvthi.Hj, which greatly f.icilitntes the process of Teething, l.y sot'tuiiiiig the gums, reducing all inflammation will allay all piiiu and ipasmodic action, and is St'RE TO REtiU LATE THE BOWELS. Iicja-nd 111.011 it, iiiolhcrH, it will give rest to yourself, ami -. BELIEF. AXt HEALTH TO VOI R INFANTS, We have put up and sold lit 1 artich for over ten yeara, aud can say,, in chiHuciuw uu I truth of it, what we have ncv ""-'i' Ixiu able to say of any oth.'r nuilicine never fclias it failed, iu a nitigln iustaiice, to ettei'l 11 cure wheu imely usiW. ever did we know an in stance of di.tsatUfaction by any one wh nse.1 it. 9'tuf he contrary, all aie delighted with its ci.era- stion, and speak kn terms of highest comiHcnda tioii id' its magical effects aud medical virtues. We spwik iu thit nmtter "what we do know," ufler ten year' experience, aud pledge oar rciiuta lion f Ihe fiiiftl ment ot what wu here dtndare. ln aluiost every instance where the infant Is suf- fering froui pain auil exhaustion, relief will lie cloiiu. in i Vorn iiiiuiites after the Syriifi is admin ar.iici'"d. TI114 valuable prepara 91 bin is the' prescription of one of the u,o.t expc O.-icnc. il aud s k i,l I f u I Nurxe it. New Kiiglaud, S.ud has been ihhI with liefer lailiug ..uix'ess ii 3!t hounaiids of cases. .' it not only relieves y. lie child from pain but invigorates the stomach ;iud lowfl.",rori-ectucid ii.v. auu gie lone aim .'iiergy to tne wtioiesy teni. Jtwill almost in stantly relievo Griping n ids uuneis an.i it iiiu .oouc, au.i uvsrcoiuecon vulsions, which it not "Jnwilily remedied, end a death. We believe it fctbe best mil surest rem edy in the world, in all peases of llys nli.ry und omri iion 111 ciuiureu, -gwm-iuer -it arisf4 from teething r from any ' other cause. We would say to every motber w ho I has a child s u ft e r i u g "viii any one 01 ine loreguing complaints, do 1101 let Your lireiliiliceM. nor 1 lo. hie i ii,lt..u .r .t... stand Iwtwecil your autferiug child aud tho relief that will be sure yes, absolutely sure to follow ine use 01 iuis meoiciue ti timely used. Full directions for -using will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is on the out side wraper. . Sold by liruggists throughout tho world. Principal eflice. No. 13 Cedar street, Now York. Price 'J5 cts. a bottle JanlJ dwly. KELLER dt W HITE, Agents. Evansvilb., In. I WHEELER WILSUM'iS SEWING MACHINE, Ko.'S First Street, between Slain and Locust. IH HFFEH ,T TUB fPULIC w heeler t Wilson's ImDrovod &e iiiu Ma chine at reduced prices, with increased confidence In its merits aa the lioet and most rulial.lo family sewing machine note in u-e. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest f.il.rics; makes the lock tilth iniposaihla to suravel, with the rswntial advantage of being alike on both side, ft.rniiug no ridge or chain on the under side ; is simple iu construction, more speedy in movement, aud more durable thau any other machine. We give full instructions to enable the purchaser tosevr ordinary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quiJt, gather, I. in. I, auil tuck, ail on the same machine, and warrauftsd for three years. . . We alio keep on constantly bund a full lu&ortiucnt of Singer's machines. ' ' Circulars containing testimonials of llie above machines, from persons of the highest standing Kastand Vu,t, giving prices, Ac, will b fuiuisbud gratis, on application in erson or by lHtter. feb'Jly '. M. StLLMAN. : . BRECK ENRIDG K VOA L Ol L. WW Agents for Ihe sale of the Ilreckeliridge Coal Uils, pure and unaliiileriiUd, ami will seil l.y the barrel or half barrel, at factory prices, freight aud drayaga a.ld.-d. It is the most economical liKht kuown costing less thau oue-half cent per hour. tIOUMtt;iOK . CO., dec23 Water slsoet, fvansville, lnd. 'in ime. iut receive! and fnr sale at the pioneer family gro-ery. llebl J. P. KLI.IOTT. MUST MAC HI I'll It bi'LtSJS'MttU ftM slock of Irish and pure garden seeds, of evtry variety, at F.tU-Mirk. i CO.'S

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BY STATE AUTHORITY. INX'REASE lOF. CSHjCAPITAL. ril'Su! if a, It-; : .'(AW ntifat tiEVOTtD TO FIUE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. 1 CHARTER PERPETUAL. ' Cash Capital, $400,000 i Cash Assets - $517,712.36 , S. L. L00OT3, Prest. V. Kklloho, Secretary. Branch OJfice, 31 33 IF". Third St., Cincinnati. M. Magill, General Agent. Rf Agents iu all the principal Cities and Towns c' the I nion.2ti LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID I KSAiplicHtions ivceiver!. pcliciea Issued and renewed, and all l.i sine prfainiog to tha agency proiuptly atieudiMi lo Also application received for Lite Insurance iu the jV.ru Lite liistirauee Co.. id Uarttiird, Coua.i t'apiiul and surplus over $200,000. .lull N SV. N.XSnV, Agent. aH4i Ollice: corner of fltiii and Hr.iu.1 Stn . nrir Thompson's Iirtig Stoic. Ay er's Cathartic Pills, FOB. A Liu. THK Pl'UHonRH .F A FAMILY IHY3I0, are to (mtrti tli:)t iJirti-Ufiii wilbiii tlie inline of their tin Can vrly itliHtnucI or vfid thnrn. Tlnir ijij;in .t cpn (ica bhioI., clHUHwand Imu.i iio t r.r Wlioii ot the hum it a orgauimn. corri:iinir its ii.-Hrruwd ncliou, and renturiiig its tiMtltby tttrUuios. A,t M couMtiueuceol t-v iCfertU'S, the iiivu.ftl V ln in l-owed 4'own with pain 01 lIi)s..til frli.ii! id hMii.IihI to tin4 hie K.-iiUb ur oier(?y rtrtv.f by a rcmtrJy ttt ouuet I in pi a afii Not uuly tlo l!Hy euro tUu evjty-dHy cump!ttirt ot every b.dy, but alu ninny turutb) able and da a g.troua tireftM. Th arit bebw fit. if I to pfoM to tyi utU iiiy Amciit iiU Aliunua coutuiQ iug c i tiU' li-j ol tlu'ir cuin mi.! tlin-tions Jut tbeir in' in ib I'i'ibtw iu comtdaintd : CtJtveHit livat'tlitirtti Ittinliit'fte u r mi uj front disordered Sifmnich A'nxeut Judnj' xtffHt ' Morbid luactinn ofi the liutnehy I'UttitU nctt Lnt of Appetite, Jaundice, and oibei- kiintivd cuia(J.iintir hiimio fro in a low Htaleot the ImsIv tir olmtrucrion ot' it tuuetious. ' 1 lo not 1 put frt" ty Hiipi1iMttHt laUra with Momoothrr tby make nturo prvtit on. Ask fur Ayru'h Ptt.Lrt, turd tkH ntbifihttf. Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. . t li ik Til IC HM'liill'KE OF tltw.N Hl l IS, t.XrtPIF.KT 'ONR1'IPTON, AND F0 THH HKLIFF OK t'nN.i'npTi r Fatiknts IS AD' VANt'FJl NT AUKS OK Til K. MSKASK. So wblflHTbit ttA of its Iisc!ulllrt9 ftTld bo mi-' mcriii nre the ';owti ol itH cum, that aliuont YerT t'c UjU id tiir country abounds in lrdous publicly ktiowit, ubo lutvt bet'tt rfitonid trout abiriuiug and even dipiatrt Uiw-ws ol" the limits by its use. Wlifii onr irioil, lr njHrbrjtjr over'trory otl'er iiif tlu-itif of its kind, U too apparent to fecupe ob vaticu, andwIifiH il virtues aro known, tho publii; no lour btilato what antidote to employ lot tbw diMt ii'stHini; nnd (lHit:;toiiH atlcH'tioim of the piihnniiaryi(au.4 tbut are iairtdent ro our (diinatt. Vhile many HiU rior rvinvdb-a tltrutii upon the com iiiunity t;iv tailed aut Ihiii iliscardrU lb in baa aiuHti friends bv tvwry trial, conferred bouctitM on 1huattlittl tly van lifvi r t'r.'tt and produced rui'tv t,oo uuTuctou- and too retuurkjildc to be for oit. Ii. " ' i Prt-partMl by I'll. J. C. AY'KK it-CO., Lowell. M:iH.4:l'liist I Is. ' " Std.i by K luLLKK Sc ITITE, KvanBVillP.and by all I'l ii.Ht.-i and Mercliuntd (lnoiighoiit the i oiiurty. tK'tl!' --.ruiidAwow S I $ 4 MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS. AlKive we present yon with a perfect likeness of TVsr.nce, a chief of a trilio of the strange AztiK; Nation, that once ruled Mexico. - You will find a full accottut of biui in our pamphlets and Almanacs to be bad gratis from the Agents for those Pills. . The inventor aud manufacturer of Judson'a Moiiutain Herb Pills." has Sieut the greater part of his life iu travelitig, haviug visited ueai'ly every country in the world. 11 spent over six years among the Indians of the ltocky Mouutaina aud of Mexico, anil it was thus that the " Mountaiu Herb Pills " wnre discovered. A very interesting account of 1iis adventures there yon will find in our Alinauacs and Pamphlets. It is an established fact that all diseases arise front I MP I It 10 TiLOOBI The Mood is the life ; and when any foreign or unhealthy matter gets mixed with it, it is atonoa distirbutel to every org:iu of Ihe bcly. Every nerve feels the Mison, und all the vital orgaua quickly cotun fun.. The stiHuacb will not digest tha food prrfertly; The liver ceases to secrete a sufficiency of bile. The action of the heart ia weaiteaed, and so the circulation is weakened. TI e lungs become clogged with the poisonous matter; hence, a cough and all from a slight impurity at the tuns tain Lead of life I lie illood ! As If yon had thrown some earth, for instance, iu a pan, spring, ir.nu which ran a tmv rivulet in a tew minutes the whole comge of tlm stteam becomes disturbed and discolored. As iiii-i.ly does impure blood fly to every part, aud le iru its sting belnud. All the pai-sagea become ol.ilr.ii 11, and unless the ob struction isremotei), I lie lamp ol life soon die one. thesis Puis uot only puifly tha blood, but regeuerte all the secri tions of thr body. They are. therefore, unrivaled Hi ,' ' . . 1 CUKK Full UlLIUl.S IiajASK, '. Liver (Vimplaiut, Sick llcailacbe, c. This Antittilioos Medicine ex puis triu the blood the hidden seeds of disease, and renders all the fluids aad se cretions pure and fluent, clearing and resuscitating tne vital organs. Pleasant, indeed, is It to us, that wa are able to place within your reach a medicine like the sloiiutaiu Herb Pills," that will case directlr to tne afflicted parts, through I he blood and fluids of the body, and cmso the snttorer to brighten with trie nusn or beauty aud health. ; i Hudson a Pills are the best remedy in existence for the following romidaints : Bowel Complaints, Coughs, Colds; Chest l.iseases; OostiTeness, l)ypeiij, I'larrtuei, Dropsy, Debility, ever and Ague, Female Complaints, Headaches, Iudigestioo, IniiuuQza, inflnain.etM.il, Inward Weak nose, Liver Complaints, l.owness of Spiiits, itoD aud (iravel, Piles, and Soi oiidirv niptums. CKEAT KM ILL' MEDICINC!. Kemah's who vatne ft wllb.shiatld. never b Wltbnt these Pills. Tliev iiurilv the blood, remove ob structions of all hunts, cteanse the skiu ot all pint les aud blotches, and bring the rich color of bet.ll b to the pale cheek. The plants und l.ei Im ol which these IV Is are made, were di.-cov.-red, iu a very surprising way. among tlie i eznc.ui.-i, ariiiK.or suui ig uies iu niexco. Cet the A luu.iiac ol our Ageut, and ou will coiitainsAf the 1renl "Medicine- of the A.lcs. OKyikltVC. Tin Mountaiu Herb Pills are pet tip n a In'iiiititul wraptier. Kn. li llox contains 4U pills. aud lletail at ' cents r tnx. All giMiuine have he signature ol It. L. .Indsou A Co., oil each box. tor sale iu .vaiisvill bv Keller A White, Letch if Carl.-dedt, W. S. 'fhomps.ui, and ilierbower A Broiigbt.iii. U. L. .lliliSON Ct)., r . . S.le Proprretota, j.iul W Leonard St., N. Y. new mp.Ee, and at mnch less price, at febl'7 TUOMPcSOii'3 Jiew Xlrug Store.

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