Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 157, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 March 1860 — Page 4

RIVEE ITEMS. 5s Regular rackets expecting notices of their running arrangements in the Journal, must advertise with us. All kinds of Steamboat Job Work done at short notice, in good style, and at reasonable rates. Exira copies ttf the paper for sale at all times. ; STEAMBOAT BECISTER. ARRIVED. LwEtroi, Green River, J. U. Pone, Wabash, John Tompkins, Wab'h, J. B. Ford, St. Louis, Silver Wave, Pitta., Seulhorner. Lou., Grey Eagle, Louisville DKPABTCD. J. B. Fold, Wheeling, Silver Wave, N. O., Southerner, Memphis, Gnty Eagle, Louisville, J. H. louo. Wabash. ,

......The <Weather> yesterday was in chilling contrast with that of the day previous. It was cloudy, and a cold wind blew with great force during most of the day. We presume there must have been a storm of some kind, not a great distance off. There was a demand for overcoats and shawls. ......The River continues to decline. Our telegraphic dispatches show the state of the streams at different points. ......<Freights> are abundant. We should judge there are at least 4,000 tons of freight awaiting shipment at the present time. Our commission men are becoming perplexed, and are praying for the arrival of two or three boats. The latest reports show that freights have accumulated at other points on the river in like manner, and that the St. Louis and New Orleans packets are offered more than they can carry at Cairo. ......The <Lue Eaves> arrived Wednesday night with a good cargo. She secured a good return trip and left last night. On Monday next the <Eaves> changes her time of running. She will leave Evansville every Monday, Wednesday and Friday—making tri-weekly trips to South Carrolton, connecting at that point with the <Trader>. Capt. McDonald is an energetic, go-ahead fellow, and he has secured the services of a valuable assistant in the person of our friend, Zach. Taylor. ......The <John Tompkins> arrived yesterday morning, with a fine trip, which she will reship for New Orleans whenever—as the negro minstrel has it about kissing a pretty girl—she gets a right good opportunity. We are indebted to her affable clerk, Mr. Twoomey, for a copy of her manifest. ......The <J. H. Done> also arrived yesterday morning. She had an excellent trip, a statement of which we publish in another place. The <Done> encountered some rough weather during her voyage. While in Vermilion river a storm of wind blew her from her moorage among the trees on the opposite side, .and broke up some of the railings around the hurricane deck. Receipts by River. FROM WABASH, teb Stamku J. U. Dona. P. G.O'Riley 1,202 sacks corn, 34 bags Rye; Brown jc.Aikman 394 bbls jork, 1000 bags corn, 430 kegs lard; I. A. Crane A Co. 355 sacks corn, 25 brls v. hisky; Littles & Erwin, 1,107 bogs wheat; Jaquess & Reed 134 bags corn; Jelt barge at Mt. Vernon with 2,000 sacks corn. FROM SOUTH CARROLTOX, per Lie Eaves. 12 ale bxs, Cook & Rice; 4 dry hides, Bemeot & Vtele ; 1 bureau, 1 box, J. Miner; 3 hhd tobacco, I. A. Crane & Co; 6 bhd tobacco, Slaughter & Dunkersoa ; 3 bunches hides, owner on board ; 5 dry hides, 1 bunch coon skins, 3 bundles, Preston Bros. 15 passengers., FROM WABASH, per. Steamer Joust Tompkins. 324 casks bacon387 bbls pork, 3,923 kegs lard, 1 half bbldo. All for New Orleans. Receipts ly Knllroad. ' ' March Sth, 1S0O. . liot movables, O. T. Cocrhan; 2 box d i;oi..U, A I Cher A Mackey: I box nidse, J. U. Maghce A Co.; 1 box mdse, B. Barnes; 2 half barrels liquor. Peter Vlerling; bbls putty, N. 8. Thompson; 1;1 sacks potatoes, o cdu ao, r. II. It loom; m hhds shoul aers. Brown k Alkiuan; 2 chairs, James Kakiiisj bbls spgs, Geo. Miller; H bales sacks, Geo. WolBln; 1 bdis sacks, J. Jiouuer; 1 car load hay, 1 box. Vlckery Bros.; 1 bdle Iron, S. Orr; 15( bbls flour, 8 bales hay, I. A. Crane; 1 box, U. W. Armstrong; I car load staves, Oakley son; 1 car load hay, M r. Deaota; 2 boxes medicines, Wm. St. Arthur, Alt. Vernon; 90 boxes mdse, 2 bales, K. Barues; 'I lioxes, M. Lyons; 1 box, Anspacher & Plaut; 10 lioxes; Vastier Marconnier; I -car load chickens, J. Lowe; 1 box, W. r. Kesbil, Madisonvillo. Kv.; 4 skeim boxes, 2 boxes hardware, Chas. ttubtt:k; j sacks potatoes, J. V, Grill; 6 bbls potato, 1 sack onions, 2 sacks onions, 1. H. Bluiue; 11 cases, a bundk-i, Jewell, Newberry Se Co.; 10 pkp Ua, J. 8. tlpaldiug; 1 pkgs reie, . K. Gilbert; 1 box, Peier Vierlintt; 4 boxes, 1 bag, I kR, W. Bierbower; a boxes, Uenry FiolUiMan; 2 bugs leathers, Bemeut St Viele; 6 bas feathers, Prestou Bros.; 3 sacks tint, seed, Orr, Ualzoll A Co.; 30 pkgs furs, Wm. Hubbell; II pkgs trees, JS. M. ISharpc; M boxes, 2 bales. Keen k Preston; 3 boxi d t;iods, A. Loxventhal; 1 box, B. Lowentkal & Bros.; boxes h ware, Geo. ti. Bouutag; 7 boxes h ware, Babcock Co.; 2 bbls, 6 ksgs, 3 boxes, 1 bag, N. ti. Thompson; A. B. SURADKR, Ag't.1 $. The Valley . Times published at Worthingtou, Greene county, has suspended on account of the ill-health of its editor. The Times office is offered for sale. . . . , Th Emperor Napoleon will be 52 years old on the 25th of April next. ' Tbers is a man in Maine, the owner of a pretty piece of crinoline, who shows decided pluck. Be says that when the minister was hugging and kissing his wife he peeped through the crack of the door, and saw it all ; and as long as he has the spirit of a man remaining, he will peep on such occasions. Philadelphia has now so many steam fire engines (twenty-Gve) that hand engines hare become an nnneeded superfluit-, and a considerable number of them are offered for sale. What wb Raise ix Spexcer Coostt. From the most reliable information that we can obtain, we are prepared to show that Spencer county is one among the richest agricultural counties in Indiana. Indeed, when all of our fsrtile soil shall be put in a suitable state of cultivation, we may safely say that she will be inferior to none in the State. The county produced last year, in tobacco, at least 2,000,000 pounds, valued at $ 100,000 ; hay about 5,000 tons, valued at $80,000; corn 200,000 bushels, valued at $100,000; hogs valued at $75,000; horses valued at $50,000; mules valued at 25,000; cattle valued at $40,000 ; sheep valued at $5,000; wheat 100,000 bushels, valued at 9100,000; rye valued at $2,000 ; potatoes and onions valued nt $5,000. . Besides we hare within three miles of Rockport two coal mines that contain not les3 than 10,000,000 bushels of better coal than the Pittsburgh, valued nt 7 cents per bushel, $700,000; making a total valuation of productions $1,282,000. Who can say that we are not a rith jeople. Rockport Dem. Scolding never did anybody any -good. It hurts the child ; it hurts the parents ; it is evil and only evil, everywhere and alIt is estimated that the new censos will cut down the electoral vote of New England lrom 41 to 38 votes. A military company is about to be established in Jefferson ville.

STAMBOATS REGULAR PACKETS.

VI.ViliKfl H M V Mi H WW JollN TOMPKINS, Hicks Kino, master, O. W. Twoonev, Clark, will run during the kiwiu tu the Wabash ana Evansviile trace, hare i f patrouage in solicited. A .liberal uiaifMui jsnu ttuKESr- Kti'Ai ut u ft hkvJL ular Kvausville and Green river fT"t- , packet n. 11. IIAMI'BKLL, C. Lnn.m tVTTt'T ,nt.r. Mam Tl.ivm.ck.rk. having bwi'fecr I Haul .,wlv tilted anil furnished, oiler superior; -, u.odations to the travelir.fi public. She w. n..-...i..l..iit tin present season I run to all ' J .. " U...l.Dntu u..l point on Green river, men niui .......... tending oilier can rciy on naving mem i'iviujhii filled The officers of the Campbell wilt attend promptly to all way business, carrying freight and L....,ersat low rate, nlliuir orders, making pii! - - - ihiwi-e.itc., for their lriend along the route. , . , Mil CAIltO RKGU1.AJI PAtSEN . rf GKUrACKKT.CUAKLEYBOWEH, lEa Dextkr. Manter.- leaves Kvanaville t?rasl Tuesday and Saturday, Rt 12 o'-ekxk bl.. arriv Ing at Paducau at ti o'ciock, a ! AVI.irL- M . Wodneflriav and al., .'(iira at Saturday. Beturnini;, leaves Cairo every Weitnemlay uud Satnrrfav -t 7iiVlM-k. P. M.. and Padncah every Tiiuraday and Suuilay, at 9 o'clin-k, A. M., connecting at Kransville with the Kvansvillo and Crawfordaville K. K., and Packets for Green Kiver. Also, conDectiUK at Sinithland with (unilierland Kiver Paiketa ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and fct. Louis Packets. - .4 Tickets cau be obtoined on board the boat for all Eastern Ctieg. TC VjIJS'SVMI.IjK .US' It MJ4 P A G K E T-rThe njio stearner UUNBAll. Gus. Fowler, master, leaves Kvansville every Monday Weilnewlay, and Friday, at 12 o'clock fll. Leaves Pailucalt every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at o'clock A. M. Connecting at Evansvillo with the Kvnusvillo aud Crawfonlsvllle Railroad for all peiuU North and Kast, with iukets tor Lioiusviue Green, and AVabash rivers. At Paducah with pack eta for St. Louis; Kew. Orleans, and the laily MaU boats for Cairo, Nashville, ana -lennesseo river. Afctir Business promptly atteuueii, anu cnarges lor freight and jiaiisagc, siiiue as charged by the regular packet. , Through bills of lading give n to New Orleans and all points on tlio Tennessee and Cumberland rivers. ' ' anglS -ffm H V - . 11 Jj a VM ti r1 ,J2 , 1.YAN8V1LLK AND 11KNDEUSON Packet. . The new I JL-ialv. Hod magnificent Steamer (IBIY ' V KAGLK, W H. Dasiei., Captuin ; J. U. iiUNCAN, Clerk, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday at 4 o'clocK P. M. Leaves Kvausvilo every Monday at 12 M., and Thursdays at 5 o'clock P. M. Janl7 W. OH SOUTH M7 PONDKIVEB.The elegant passenger steamer LUB EAVi.3, McDonald. Master, Tatlou, Clerk, will make regular tri-weckly trips to South Carrolton and Pond River, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For freiirht or iiassage, apply o n board. de20tf FOR WABASH RIVER. -Aa The new and lipht draught steamer MASONIC GEM, ? Pillabury Master. McDonald Clerk, will make regular trips between Evansvillo and jilt, . Cunnei, j:in31tf during the season For freight or passage apply on board. TJplUJV lt K JBl- PACKETS 1 draught steamer WM!Si Hli 1 IVJiUJ Sit Xlie line light T- II. Done, LEWIS 1AVTS, Alas tor Wm. M. List. Clerk. Ijeaves Evansvillo on Saturdays, at 12 o'clock.. Iieaves Uuti-miviile on Vedui sdt.ys, at 12 o'clock. tip E Kit, VVMt'OKT, RELIABILITY, HAEETY. JOHN McCLAIN Miwter. Tuos. liciiournur w : ClerK. Leaves Kvansville iii Wednesdays, at A o'c!ih-k. Leaves Hutsonvi'h! on Sittntilays, ill 12o'oIock. These two I ats will rni regnlnrly during the season, connvciiug at lluidoiivilla with t!i Hutsonville, Terre 1! ji.h , mm Laluyette PacKOt, MASO.NiC GEM. - Freight and Pascugers receipted through to all points. ' Pasngers and Shippers may rely upon the refnlnnty of these bouts. All orders and business entrusted to them will 1 prempitly attended to. JLms Packet, the li ht draught cteamer, CASiLE GA KDEN, CotmvLt , uissu-r, SbebUi, . f rw clerk, will m ike regular triis letweu 1 .lXpitj-Sl Evausville and Eugene during the wea-tL" son. For treight 01 passage apply on boam. jau'24. It Jl fi II It t fit Jt ln-t. the sidendid liL'lit drauht steamer FUEL'STONK. Bluses Kirk-I Ji-Ji, petiick, master, will make regulai trips during the seaaon betweii Kvausville and A Una, leaving Evausville Tuesdays and arriving ;ou Saliirdays. . jau'J4 Mi CL' 'l he ligtu draught, steamer MARY COOK, Sutton Master, Caui-iiki i., t'U rk ; will make regnlur trips btween Evausville and Eugmie, dnring the season. For freighter passage, apply on board. janlM tl". .-..: CHARLES EVERT,.'..' ' . SAIL-MAKER & RIGGER, ps,sfi, tJs-roK.n srtij.n n itt r VfO' Oiptains and the public in generalth.it be has on hand a valuable lot of TAIIPAH LI K3 OK ALL SIXES, which he will sell cheap. Olif Tarpaulins repaired 4111 short notUe. Fire Screens, Itoiier lck Curtains, made and put up, complete. All rigging work dune 011 short notice. Also, rope neatly spliced.'- CaUt at his rooia, ever J. G. Veiineman's store. iaulTilin HOTELS, A.UKH WW Oi no van, BY EUS, Proprietor, Corner First ami Locust streets, Kvausville, lud, boat landing, thio sipiara .from - steam , 1 i . . . - m vorlj jflTf JIttTKL,, VniTJiH tSTUMHT, ft. Iietwoen Main and Tlivision, Kvansviltey Ind. octl-tf ' WM.H. BOIOOORT. Prop!.TJJ MtOWJMi, MOtfTtfJS; MS the largest and lHst arranged Hotel in the New England States; is centrally located, and easy of access from all the routes of travel. 1 r contains all tho modem improvements.and every convenience tor the comfort and accommodation of the traveling public. The sleeping roims are large aud well ventilated ; the suites of rooms are well arranged, and completely furnished for families, and large traveling parties, aud the house will contiuuo to be kept' as a first-class hotel in every respect. an-1v LEWIS RICK. Prop'r. TOHJCVO I TV Mt.lt :l ! JL This is the place to buy it cheaper than any where else for the oimlity -prices ranging from iy to 45 cents per pound, put np in all the different styles. S. E. GILBERT A CO., febld - . No, 4 Sycamore at. Jl The Now Drag Store is now in full blast, with a line stock of Frrth aud I'vre diegs, medicines, paints, oils, dye-stuffs, window glass, putty, Mrd rages, brushes of all kinds, Artists' material.:, Ambrotyio and Photographic materials, X" rfniuery aud uuicy goods, patent medicines, burning lluids, coal oil, laid oil, etc., etc. All of which are ill the market at the very hi west prices ever sold at in Evausville. If you .want to save money, aud get FRESH MiUGS, call on THOMPSON, at the New Drug Store, comer Main and Second streets. janlo. JT band anuulv-of Wo can also fuminh TRACK SCALES of any ca pacity. These Scales are trom the nmniifiictoiy "of-; T. FAIRBANKS CO., St. Johnsbnrg, Vermont. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and warranted correct. For testimonials we reter to the thousands of persons nsing them. U0RNBR0OK CO., Agents, 1 nov24 ' Water street. Kvausville.

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u. a. brows. piniipMI u. vsnsuua r. A'. BiiowiN 7&;v a, 00 &Lf ISSIOJT ANlFORttwOINt MERCHANT. No. ,8 Magazine Street, , , ,,ifEW OULEAtiS, LA,, .' . . ,', Bbtf Particular attention piid to the BuleonVeateru produce.' Personal-attention paid to Forwarding Merchandise. , ., j , . :augl R. H. sHOrf&cb., , Commission Merchants, No. 91 Vamp Street, ' " ' . j, .-SUM OJtlKAWtJtA. K. H. shout. '' oot22-iiaidl a. a. upward. R. U. rAIKCIIILD JOHN W. BINOMAH vr WATRCJHILD it'CO .! !! Z.J.lVVxXXii A LXy VW., (Successors to T. C. TwiTOBKt-L A Co.,) riiommissionMercnanis, 70 POYDBAS STREET oct 4 . .- NSCW.JOIlUsCJVSy vy jr. K.V.VA7i " K CO., CUMMMH sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 29, Poydras Street, New Orleans, La. my2U-awiy rai 1J.J-0 Ml. STUCK VOjnjni88MVJ SL Morcli:mt and proprietor o .Stock Stables, New Orleans., La, y . t i jangm-ly. jrXHBIt. MUSI BPJ'JJtiO, VttMMBH- ' sion Merchant. No. 7 Lafayette street. New Or leans, for the sals of butter, cheKKi, lard, eggs, dried fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western I 'roil nee. and for the purchase of Groceries, Ac. tlaeh advances made on consignments. mal5-ly for many years hief Clerk in the bouse of JOHN lllKLEY A Co., begs to. oiler bis Sir vices as Conimis-iioii Merchunt, to the friends and patrons of that house, now that it has retired from business. With this end in view I have formed a co-partner-ahia with Mr. K. W. Bntoii. senior of the old and well known Arm of E. W. Benton A Co., under the name and style of BENTON AKING, to take place from the bit of Miit. rirox. ... The gulworiber rela s &r suppori d;6u tha friends of the old house of JOHN UUKLEY A Co.,. who havo had opiortunities of experiencing the proni;. ness and ability with which he attended to their business. . A'ery respectfully, THOMAS KING, Corner of Lafayette and New Levee streets. New Oi leans, April 27, 1858. , . ... augo-y JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, Forwarding and :' Commission, . . - NE.Vi ORLEANS, Louisiana.: refers to Messrs. ALLIS A HOWKS, apO-ly " ; K vans vl lie, Intl. S. TWICHELL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MEKCHAST, ST. LOUIS, MO. Liberal advances made on consignments to either or our houses. ... L ..'"striifo? ' -'"fci f Messrs. Allis A Howes, Benient 4 Veile, Howard A Brown, Evansville. jyb UHKATUOUBH tt tlo, ww. o COMMISSION AMI FOKWAKDING ailJllt;jlAK10, : ., , . Ko.,18 Poydrsa Street, ' ' NEW ORLEANS, LA. CLEM WIUtl!...W. R. OKK AT11ULKB... Jos. U1TZ1NUES We give our ;ieibonal attention to the sale of To bacco, Corn, W heat, 11 ay, data, lour, rorK, .Bacon, Lard, Ac. augl4 B. P. ETUELL...K. G. ABBOTT. ...KB. FALLS B. P. ETHELL & CO., Commission and Forwarding JLVJ--S. WJULCAJL RiC NO. 101 M AG A I INK ST., NEW ORLEANS. 'tA ' EIKEREKCVR: Geo. Foster A Co., Brown A Aikman, and P. G O Rilev. Evansviile, lud. , .r , ... .1 A." M. Phelps A Sou, Miner A Weeil, Newburg Ind. . . . . S. M. Leavenworth, Ken., John 1: ' Evertaon Esq., flit. Vernon, Ind, , , .1:. . .. G. P. Hndspetii A Co.i Boouville, Ind ; . Geo. Atkinson, Es., W.i VV. Catlin, Ertii.. lieu demon, Ky. NmwcoiuIi & Bro,, 1. .S- Benedict Jb Son, Louisville, Ky. . i - . jyi JOHN A. RKI'VZ JUllS A. HAKF.V 4 .apiMM ,aS.srNltMi,- ' - ' CRESCENT 37" O IT3ST EVANS VILLE, IND. The propritor8 of the CKESCENT CITY FOUN TKV bog leav to inform their friuiiria atiil tho pub be id .. timt tnejr are tuny preparou u inaR to order all mdd oi - - i i ACHINFRYV" Koeuel for "Miilri or Mainifiutoriws of any Vini Having a frrat variety of pttni fr iYl 1 U L FUHAHINOt of any biz-, anrt '' - STEAM ENGINES of any tower required. Also manufacturers of 111 ST I LLEIIY AND MINIMI MACniNEItV, TOBA!CO SCREWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS; SASH, MILK! ': AND IMPROVED t Circular Saw Mills, - GUMMING MACHINES, - IRON FRONTS for Houses; CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILERS1' ' IMPROVED LARD .TANKS, And in fact everything in the' . IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BFJLNESS, .ii I BBJSS CJSTMJVOSf A,'i made to order. - l m 1 w ' J V-- ...... ..... ALSO r . . . , 'H Dealers in a suierior article of ; THRESHING MACHINES, Ami Powers!-com plete,-ef the latest improved styhx IMPROVED STJEAM GAUGES GUM BELTING AND PACKING, ' v' WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE it,, . BKIOK, . All at MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.' ' Br Highest price always paid to old METALS, k- ' " At the old Stand-Corner Canal and Ingle strict KEITZ di HAN' BY. N. B. Workmen sent to all parts to put up Machinery and do repairs in Boilers; '. - ' THRESHING MACHINES ' " Always on hand and for sale. , ? lt .' je22 mWII.M ! MMJLK ! MIM,K At the Euf Arekft Bazaar, vri il be fonnd a constant supply of Pun Fmih MUk, a; the lowest market price, janll COOK A LANGLET. . . . . i 1 . ; : JTXJtJVV t?t7if8 Those wishing to buy Js Fancy Furs at a very reduced price, have now an opiHirtunity. Our stock lieiug quite large, considering tho lidvaneed season, we are determined tosidl itont, even bulow the cost. - Come and see for yenrself. No. .')9 Main street. 1 j;iult VAtiTIER A MARCONNIER. St. Charles Saloon. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE . RE-ORGANIZATION. IfgfifiSHfi. ttJiMMMSH ST JtMJBtjVPSS, f m. troia New A irloaue, have purchased the ST. C1IAULKS SALOON, 011 First street, nearly opposite ttie Post tlnce, and have refitted it in an elegant and attractive style.. '- ; - .- The 1MW proprietor rt have had long experience as keepers of fashionable and pojinlar Restaurants in New Orleans, and they will endeavor, In their new house, to combine all flie elegancies and lnxuriis of Northern and Southern Jtcstaitrats in the ST. CHARLES. They have brought a large jid complete stock of choico Lienors fr.m New Orleans, which xhey collected with care during their business in that city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city will enable them to- obtain the choicest supplies of Liquors, Frnits, and luxuries from that I market in futnre, aud they will spare no expense ' nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass, lurealter, its former representation, as a pleasant ' Saloou, a place of good living, and elegant, retiued and luxurious resort. ,;' ' k 1 -- " - Killiard pluyers will tiod at this Saloon a set o the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the ' well knowu and celebrated factory of J. M. Brunswick if Co. The nudersigned flatter themselves that long ex- 1 perience aud direful attention will enable them to met it a reputation eijual to any Saloon in the western country. ' ; - ' ' fc ' A splendid Lunch will be served np in the' most approved style, every morning at 10 o'clock. . ' HAMMER DRElFf'SS, ' I sng4 ' " ; Late of New Orleans.

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4 ' V'tv UH8CHJXr CMTW TOBACCO 2JIV S TOllx. rue unaersignea naving engagcu 111 the Tobacco Business, with the purpose of supplying, if iHissible. the wants of the home market, I am uow reuareti to oner a weu seiecieu sioca 01 manufae.tr -vi Tobacco from Jlissonn, Kentnclcy, and Tenxtsiee Leaf, in Pounds, lives. Halves, Kights.W. t t arters, in any desired package. Terms liberal, and aoceptauie discount lor uasn purchases, but no sale less than five boxe. " ...... br-i.rH.i jy8 . No. 105 Main street, Evausville, I nd. 25 lOZ. EXTRA BALTIMORE BROOA1.Sthe beat in the market, at declt COOK & LANGLET'S. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE JVo. 8T Maim Strttt, Second floor, . - EYANSVILLE, IND. - ' " Tr 11 x 1 wit k b sitjjy'j? it ' 'is Agent for the following responsible Insurance Compauies : - Mew 1 or X Security uapitai imai.iaio Rising 8on......... 200,000 Indianapolis.. .. 150,(100 Eagle Iusurance Company, Cincinnati 500,000 We also have some valuable real estate for sale on reasonable terms and fair prices - 5 lots on Gum street, between Third and Fonrtli. 50 acres of the Major Warner farm, on railroad, 8 miles from Evansvillo. . - A farm of 170 acres in Green county, Ind.( barn, well cistern, house, stock scale, store house, young orchard, Jtc. 200 acres in Green county, 120 of which Is prairie, balance in timber S acres in cultivation. Price, 37.50 per acre. Terms, 8200 cash down; balance in 1, 2, and 3 years. j A farm of 80 acres, 12 miles north-west of Yincennes, good improvements, about 50 acres fenced. Price $1,000; one-fourth cash, balance in 1, 2, and 3 years. - " A farm of 220 acres, 6 miles east of Oak Station.. Good frame house, aud about 100 acres fenced. Price 810 per acre. One-fourth down, balance in 1, 2, and 3 years. 400 acres near Taylorsville, Ind., on liberal prices aud terms. . - A farm near Linton, Greuu county, Ind. Price 810 per acre. . s 1 , ; ; - Very desirable , and' acre lots, on Newburg road, near Weaver'a Garden: ' v' - 2 brick houses on Second Street, between CheSt nut and Cherry streets. ; 15 acres near Salt Well, being part of the Mitchell tract, on liberal terms. ' 2 blocks in Lamasco, below the creek. - 40 acres adjoining Frank Allen's farm, having a stone quarry on it 100 feet on Second street, near Judge Baker's residence. ' A farm of 53 acres in Lower Bayou. Missouri and Iowa lauds to sell or exchange for property in Indiana. Some very valuable land near M.ittoon, Illiuois, for sale. E. H. SABIN, declG - Insurance and Real Estate Agent. J. COLMMUHJrK CO. Water- street, three doors -Al SV have removed above Main. - - WE are now manufacturing Wells Patent Foldlog Spring Bed, the best aud most convenient now in use, ai it cau be moved or handled without any trouble. Call and examine tlmm. . ian2.r E. S. BABCOCK, WHOLESALE AND RKTATL DEALER IN SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. EVANSVTLLB,; INDIANA. Have rwuetantly on band Sash, Duoks and RiM.MNS and Stationary Shade IIlinhs, of Suerior A lie-, gany Lnmlier, well seiiSMiieil, aud ueatly aud strong-; ly naiiiifai:tured. . WHOLESALE CASH PRICES. HASH. THU'KNRSS. ....1'4... PK1CS FEB WINUOW. 5 2 38 ...... ' 44 52 i 52 SIZE. 8x10..... 8x10 10x12 10x12 10x14... j.'.. 10x14 10x15 t.2 76 lux ID.. ........1..... (HI 10x14 84 10x1(5 1 10 10x18 1 26 12x16 1....... 1 80 12xl8.t.... ..1k.. j... .... 40 Clieck Rails. Sash of other sizes on band, or put up at short notice. DOORS. . w 1 w SIZE. THICKNESS. 2-(ix(i-C 1 " - ...... M.i....nH..Ml'l4...... rEicc 8185 I 45 1 80 2 00 160 1 70 2 Ot 21 2 50 190 ,2 20 2 25 i-v 2-8x6-8 1 1..... ::::::::::li::::::: 8-10x6-10.. ivs 2 65 2 6(1 2 1.5 2 85 3 10 3xT, BL 1 N O a t ' Price. Pricr.Stationary Stat. Rollittg Slut. SVze. 68x10 60x12 00x14 10x15 lOxlS 10x18 il 25 .......81 71 1 25 . I 71 1 60.... .. . .... 2 0 1 75 2 25 2 25 2 75 2 50 .... 3SJ 3 00 50 12x18... FRAMES Doer and. Window. SIZE. TUICKNESS. PEICi 8x10 1 i 8 ' 10x12 14 ... 100 Otlier sixes made to order. Jfc BLINDS of all sizes made to order.Bty- DOOUS other than regular sizes on hand, or made on short notice. . j - Doors moulded to order.. Bnildera should, if pnsible, make their Frames of regular sizes, they tail, theu be supplied at any tiuve. . - 1 - ,. Ceiling. Siding, and" Flooring for sale. Mouldings of all sizes. Fencing Boards 4 ! feet long, fur sale cheap. One Window contains twelves lights. All orders must be addressed to - - ' E. S. BABCOCr 1 inyll-lydAw . KvansvilUj. Ind. Til, A. 0.' MJIJS-II J.-'1I AI HTM ltMINED TO SUCCEED . GEORGE TH0RNH1LL takes pleasure- In Inorming his old customers that in the nuniily tnl style of his work, he llatlers hiinwll he caimot be tsxcelleil. lie may still tie Lnnid at. the eornnr of tSecund and Main streets, where the choiceet Harness and Saddles of every description can be-oblaio ed on the best of terms. ' ' ' ' Wif Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Second-hand Harness always on hand.- iel ;.

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DR. II A AS, having leased the rooacs formerly eccupied by lr. Kivott, in Dr. Bray's building, opposite, the Post Ottice, would respectfully solicit the citizens of Evausville and the surrounding towns auc country, visit his rooms and sea the specimens on exhibition. All those who need Dental operations performed , mid are pleased wi t h h is work, shall be attended towith great pleattre His-" - . - ' CONTINUOI'S GUM works without aseam iu" crevice. .Nothing will lie more clean, or iiaYd ijivah-r streigtli. His Block Woek has but two seams ! a full upper ,or, lower set. Persons can laugh as heartily' us they rhouso witTiourshouingthat tlfmrteiHlr irreHrtinehdf mid cheeks that are stmkeu tan be restorts to nearly their original contour. ' ' : i :.. .. He also makes the usnalnty h'sof plain and simple gum tooth work on gold and silver plate ntid also the Cheoxditstie work, whhrh is much like by those who have used it. He has also two processes for extracting teeth without pain no inhalation . no injnrioinreffects arising frtnl theirnse the most 1 delicate cau have them applied wmi pennet sarety. Btr Parents will consult the health and beauty of their children by having the DdntiA direct their, second dentition, thereby producing symmetry health to those invaluable organs, i-' : i Kt" I take pleasure in introducing Dr. Hass, AmArlir. i Tr:vetlA. Tnil.. mv fim'cessor to tlie fold rooms i a Bray's baddhilri tlii.ing , L yUi tuA them both pleasant and profitable. 10m my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to find him one of the-progreesing; peseea&Ulg itiiste ftntt bit Hi professional ability and standing. .With this view, I ciw, with safety, recommend him to the community as a skillful and competent dentist. ' r ap!8 J. KIVETT. k .JIITH'S , Kit tili TOOJ,Sr-Vrvm, .and L :itter this data, January 'Jd, lst0. a complete as sortment of mm-loola will be found at GEOKGi J S. SONN'TAG t- CO., No. Id Main street, Witt whom wc have made arrangements to sell our goods, at our' prices, nd rouke good lltooli that "are broken by defect in workmanship. janli i- - - ' J. C. A J.G. SMITH. ffMOMU MJ'iJj7jCTC'IIJi'S-lo-d.eu JsfjsLSmitirs superior axes.' 10 do Smith's drawing knives. 20 do. hatchets.. .-, 1 .-!. i.-i .f i5 do " grubbing hoes. -1 . Korsale No. IO Main street. jania h r GEO. S: tiONNTAg. CO. 50 JttJ.J8J'0. t ItJMUM RECEIVED per steamer Lehigh, by " declO .- tiORENSON CO. f&TJTJBMJBJVT O TIIIJ -i r'js I It N K$ of tlie SlcuRiwr Imsveance L'osrANV, October 1, 185'J .-.-I ..ASSETS.. U.S.Vf..'.AV. Cash on hand : ' 600 16 Cash in Continental Bank, awaiting In vestment . .89,5-24 05 . 6,197 47 Cash in Bank Commonwealth... Total : i ;...r..;...S5,38l UT Bink Stocks 50 shares Baub Commercer 1 " " SO Am'n Ex. Bank 1 " 100 . Bank New York . -....'.,. 14 ' B'k. N. America . .OJi- C . I -ilil''MO. " , 214 shs par val. $21 ,500 worth 22,7(14 25 Temporary Leans secured by 11,008 U. 8. ' -Coupon Bonds and 25 shares Resolute Fire Insurance Company 12,300 00 Bonds and Mortgages being lirst.lien, Ac.OfslSO 00 Premiums uncollected , 2,501 80 Accrued Ins. on Bonds and 'Mortgages & ' Temporary Loans ...i........ 6.7B4 7 Balance dno from Agents..:.... ' ' 19 t9 Total....... Capital Stock. Surplus :....'.. ...v.. .8544,891 80 8ftsi,isKi 00 - - , 44,891 80 ' 1 . i-S.r44,8!l 80 No Liabilities. .--. -i.. . - JOSEPH WALKER, Pres't K. L. Hat dock, Secretary. ' 1 - . ' .' " """ STATE OF NEW 1 OIIC, ' r. "' CITY A COUNTY OF NEW YORE, ; '. Personally ar.eareil before mi- this 21lili day of November, A. D. 1850,' Jusph WaUi'or, 1'tesiilcnt, and Richard L. Hsjdnck. Socrelarj, ot the Security F ire Insurance Ijoinpany, wf , the City ot Sieiv Yoik, and severally ollaiueJ Unit the tvithii) St'atolueut by tli.'in subscribed is c.Hitct uad true to the liesi .f tta-ir knowkdse and' hoik i'.ii ' t -- TUOS. LJ TilORNELL, " Commissioner for the State ef Indians, . . ! 'i ; - r '; tt -. -i ji.'-iit New York", -i This Company has complied with the taw of Iiji;iiia concerning Insurance Companies, and is pveparixl tit take risks iu- the City of Eransvllle and VauderborKh county, Ind . -'. -..ij ; 1 'li E. 11. SAI11N, Ageu,-. Ji declft ' - - " 87 Main street.; - : To tho'""'"' rwum Air -iJTima'J upvist, m so. far; havbhefn rcrv wet.iie4,-rairriiigniny. if. our. firers- ifo. .ovei 1;-Ui llioir . hen!;, hack ing uu the aster in Win cvort and bavuiM, aim duediBg tu a ieoSjsiduHtblei' cxteM 4be knsuont. lands; when the rivers recede,; which may lie e-l IH-cted soon, then the large Hiirlaoe-ot deiaying yeg. ntable matter exposed to. the scorching rays of the summer sun, prist 110 the malaria, wbkb provur so fatal in it-i cuiirts, ttweefMiig whole States, nd sparing neith r ; age nor sex In its cooifueiin oiarchi -: . 1 1 if After a residence of -more , than twenty years . the miduirtaud Suvthern SLttes, we think l.sva discovered, a medicine which, to a -certain extent is a preventaiive if the attacks of bilious fever ague, Ai. and as such we'VoCoiiiuieud our H nc iH-lia wi.itk'y.1 v J 'J We wish the public to understand that we are not nrgiug upon them the use of strong Liquors as a beverage. Ve are,and always have been, opposed to their being used in that way, but it people will use them as Midi, li t them have by 'all means a pure article, that will keep them in health, and kugtlieu instead of tdmi'toning theirlives. We propose to sell always pure aud unadulterated Liquors for medicinal purposes, and a little for the stomach's sake, if required, and will challenge an in8iiectiin by the best chemists in this or any other country, to find tiny impurity or adulteration in the whisky branded by us, "Allis Si Howe's Magnolia." lt is warranted, as it is distilled from the com, rye, or wheat, with a slight addition of good cistern water. ! Wis livrf no il-sibt many persons have !ceM ruined in nralth, if not actually killed, py drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that Allis A Howes' pure Magnolia should be in general use. Just received and in btore for sale 10 y pipes asa'd Braudios (old) from 8 to$7 gal. 12 j pipes do (old) from 3 to 87 i gal. 4 pipes Holland Gin ; 3 puncheons old Rum. ai)25 ALLIS ii HOWES. Water st. fWMIk I, .1 II UK ST TOHMCCO JL -TABLD3HMKNT IN f HE gSTATKj MiSP. FeDdricli & Brothers, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Evansvilie and vicinity," that they have a larger stock of Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, Pipes,, and German S Smoking Tobacco,', v Than any. two establishments of our principal cities. ' I illotels ana! store-keepers, look to yonr interests. Before purchasing elsewhere, please, examine our large assortment, which we pledge onrselves to sell at the lowest Baltimore- prices, ; and "cheaper than can lie bought in Cincinnati or Louisville; All we ant is, that you shall call and judge for yourselves.--' We oiler any of the above nt wholesale or retail. Out establishment is a branch of the well known extensive 'Baltimore Tobacco Warehous of ioe. Fendrhih d Bros.; No. 155 Forest street. ",! -- F . FENDRICU A BROS.; '. 1 "- !"Main St., 1 door above First, ! 1 oct2t ; - 1 . .. Evansviile, Ind. ! fWAsLMB 4C MO WAS8, U'JTtiU 8T., 1 VjL door alswe Vine, sole M attuiacturers of the Celebrated Magnolia Whisky OF EVANS VILLE, INII. - i J-AU kiuds of Donirstic Xibinors, and con -ai M.-n large supply of Old and Choice Bourban Rye, and Muuonuahula Whisky, augl-dAwly ' mmau' jnaJT. ii'Mi iu i'i: " oj" vW baud 25,000 ounils of new hams, shoulders, and sides, which we will sell at the lowest prices. fctbM.V a. v. u -i JACOB ttlNICU ASONr -m-BfllJ TTcVTTKIt'Jl T I 'OST fcfW 3 Fjsti. the time for Horguins Filty Meat Cutters at a trine over halt price, tor c:isli. frice, ns eta, to81,50.each. O11IOI ' , ','" , tJ.'-9.- WELLS;f tf.WVl' IMMtV-jKJkl'fiJ MJMtMi CLflr siae and lieavy, b r coi u. ; Alo a t-uiall lot of four bushel, double gun iiy bags for bran, Ar4ur sale low, tor.eash, by

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febl 1 AS"ti y.v?1 ; . - . i rjTiOjIJ, MIOitS JT C08TI OHK-HALV4 Vdozen extra gilt band Coal Hodss 2 ditto common (same tize at prime cent, for cash, to close out. tjanl0 CHARLES S. WELLS. .1

id Ci rrc-ai. iit -iit. is -it filial '."iiiitw'it! ' T New York, , Buy , Selling ,New Orleans, " . .l-r ,. W . ' Cincinnati, "' r-X - .r muiu rvnrns, oa cusbhwt at fab. State Bah a or Indiana. LoomiAaA. t.-ii WBKF.UNO QlTT,., , 1 .,, Baltimore. Pitts bvko. " .'-' I' ' ! '' Paiuiwu'sis, - i . . . Missouai, St. Louis onlj . Bank or the Stati or Ini. P1ANA.' '"' ' State Banc or Owio. ' - 1 K r.MTUCK r. . j-...I.I elVROIB e ATI NO FuKt 1 Banks or Indiana. ' STOCK BANKS r 0HV BXCSPT ' '' I 1 . Union, Sandusky. die. jCity, I !iin.iiiiiati..rt.0 di 1 City Bank,Coluuibu8,5dis Canal, Clsveuiud..,.75 dis ..iieca County 75dis. , k'KW TOBK, NEW BNOLANn, VW ISSKT, TrSNVL- , . VAHIA, AJUn VELA WAKE, .IN COOD CKEUIT.t . I " ' SrEClE-PAYINO FREE BANKS. irookville Bank, Brook-I F.xcliangu Bank, Green ' Ville.;.. , i castle. ,7 u a: ".. Bank of Elkhart, Elk-i ayette Co. Bank, Con rMii-fl! i. w J!nkf GiMUt-n, Goaheu. armors' B'k, Westneid lousier B'k, Logansport ilidiaua Bauk, Madison. n. liana ' Reserve Bank, , Kokumev j i iiuliana Farmers' Bank Franklin. Indiana Slock Rank, La ! porta, , ' i , , . it - . Kentucky Stck B'k, Co lumbus. " Lagraugv1 Bank: Lini.v '' Bank of Gosimrt. Gosfiort. Bauk of Indiana, Miclii- . gan City. 1 " Bauk of Jlouts elki, M .,, . i ticello. ... Bank of Mt. Terne'u. it VeiiKw. I Bank of Pauli, Paoll., 1 , Bank of Rnrkville. Wabashtown.' ' ' Bank of Sy mctwe, SyraMor .aud Uechanins lik, New Albany. , New York and Va. Stab:' Vauk of Salem, Salem. Sank of Sulein, Kew Al bany. , i.j. . ' ... Dloouiingtou, H'k, rilotun it SOwk Hank, Kvausville1 PiirHij CowBauk, llockviilu.' illL'UlU. Crescent- City Bank, firausvilie. .1 1 . 1 Canal Bank, Kvanville. Priiirie t!ity Bunk, Torrt name. Southern UunX 1 Ind.. Cambridge City B'k, Cam lerre Haute. Salem Bauk, Goshen. bridge City. JsLMw the best and. most pleasautt Yormlfugs in use, u new 101 juji rmiveii iiv . , ., .... : .. .1 i. WM. Hi Pi STODDABD, ' - feb28 17 Maine-tree!. ar it M ti K it O Mt M-M9 ' Fiftv thousand Good Urfrk,'',as theyTuu in the kiln. Enquire of' JOHN F. GLOVKH, fobiS . . ,...,! , , Cor, Seventh aud Main. jTiU O M CJS .- M O.T a. T o US. J 200 bushels Prime Peach Bloom Potatoes, ju.t received and for sale at " " . - . ' fb28 .1 ..1 , v 1, COOK LANG LEY'B-jThATS.-330 HV8UHM.8 JfUI.HJS 'C-Jy Noftheru Oats uu hand and for sale by H. RAMET. fob27 ' ' ;" ' " 1 ' -g-fiMt . caans- ' ' ' . " ' , B Mr Just received a large: lot of 'entire nei styles, at much reduced prices, at ' ' feM7 , ...... r THOMPSON'S New Drug Store. By tti fuji s 1 . , W I am now in receipt of rior Varuishes, which I will a full stock of supewarrant to be made of Gums, and not of Rosin. - . -- a ' feb27 e 1 , 1 , ...N, P. THOMPSON, Druggist. I . MMX.TUMK. If you want. Cream of Tartar aud. Soda, entirely pure ami at cheap prices, go to ieb7 THOMPSON'S New Drug Store. TE1 J JT I MJKlt M VM JS'M A'. AI Just received, a large and well selected stock ot Family Medicines, imported by Hi Paetneb m the East expressly for this market,, all of which aro.arruiJ tV be strictly pur and J'aiaa. . 1.. f K. S 1 HitMPSIIN CO 'S febST -"' '"' - New Drug Store.' i tf It JV 1 V tJ I' M. U I It . The Non-explosive Burning Fluid is mode at the Aew Drug btore vt 1.. fob27 , . N. 8. THOMPSON. JL articles used by artists, at the New liu. Store of " lfeb27J ' N.S.THOMPSON. M Jfi. K S I ,t M M, Ml 8 - Oreen and Dried, in quantities t suit, at ' Ml M At ,4t AM.tMI t" M M M, If JLM . aud iuciuu.ti Laid Oil constantly ou hand at licb27J ... TUOJu PSON 'S New Drug Store. r J.HM'S OMf j'it X very cheap prices, PSON'S New Drug Store: Ml ' W JC S . The Habit of Good Seciety.' 1 ii .-i A Lite Struggle. . By Jttiss Pardoe , u , . r . Woman 1 La Feiunie.) By Mitt-aelut. w Edar Poe and'his Critics. AtiMiu's Kurue Vol, 4thj - ' I'ouuis. , By author of Jiihn UaliCtx, at . . r.1.07 11UUE.1.U dt ' l iiuiun .3 . .W O to. M ,V tJ V O At i Cilti . 14 brit-rcls'ilis'-rent" Orioles, 'iust rieied at No. 87 Main stTeet,'opposite t'onrt-hensr': lubiXl , ,l.,i .-. ! u. 1 JAS. L. SPA LDlNla. . 1JKA. l-M A Mi tl MJ I , roijv Hyson suit ElutlixU HlJ.rsst.Tes, lor sale cheap at CkO. ai iWaa vfeir 0)omi vein i-nous ifeb2.' . c JAS. L.-MPAL1HNO. rju' " TvttAiMsrr' '"' tobjci o iust received at Nr. 87 -Msia tret, opposite Court-tl..U,., ,tfb2UJ ,,,JAS, A..;0'A,AlU. ot Havai.a Cigarslnst received by Mt't'J 1 ! WHtKNtWWf 1T?0. " jm- nib) sujeiioa ui auy iieiouioitt u:u iu lilts market, justreceived ajid lor sale, by the barrebos g.ilioiijat tbtADsagjStaio ") t j 1 . s, l Lit leu-a CilL 1 I iJAUlBllKs;T 'SfJ JiFLltilO SrmkiBg'.'J'eljacc.o UisiimU jntckage, t.gei Iturf wi t s e a -wsser umn t -oi' eauil And Cigars. IfeluMJ 1 , 41. II. P. b'J'ODDAK ' J' M O JS- M M V Ml At,'-'' O At K9 Concentrated Lye, a superior article fur ma king a large quantity -of soap, at -a very small coat, at.,i 1 . lleHZAJ . WAU At. P. SlUPllAltU.'b grWVnt,KV8 ' 84 AtSJP JIM il.L Jl MM. ' by the dozen or single bottle at the family' Drtlg Store ireD28J . 17 MAIN STREET, - DET.3TITVi:CZ"7' A.Tj rgvtMc ijvjtMijtsiOjyrjBjj woum Ji. . respectfully inform tbeir friends and the uubr lie generally, that they bars removed their otlice aud store to their new building on First street, three ooors aoove l ine street, near tue louudry, where they will be able to give mors prompt attention to the order of. their s ctjstouurt. IA large Jot of stoves will be sold out at retail, at wholesale prices, 111 oiuer 10 close oui vue siock. ........ : deco :. ,..,.. , . , KRATZ A IIEILMAN. CJUlSTlAt-KttATX....;..i..-.i.: WM. Hl'.IT.MAN. " KRATZ & HEIL1aIAN. ... , . ClTYf FOUNDRY lnMANUFACTURERS ANDBUILDFRS OF STEAM i - ENGINES AND BOILERS. Saw ami. Grist Mill Machinery, -Tobacco Sctcws,' uumming niacHines,unineseangnr vane- dulls, u Thrasinsr Machines, dke." ....... EYANSVILLE.IND'1' rWIHE PROPRIETORS OP THE CITY FOVTfX Jt- , dry lies; leave te inform tbeir friends and the public in general, that they are prepared to do all Kinusoi - --i-.! 1 . -s -i 1 MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, ' and everything appertaining to the Foundry bust. neetti Xhey are Baanufitcturiiig Steam Emoimes a.td Boilers of any size and power, required. Saw Mill Mac-baiery .and Mill Gearing of any size ; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Horaepe wen,- Coru-sbeilers, M achim ry of hi I krnds made ami repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of every desaripuots, Iron Honsekroucs, Cellar Gratis tc. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, Ac. BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS, Ac, Supplied with- wry- description - of -Copper- ana Sbeut Iron W ork, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators, Atteta porn tors, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills, Yeast Jug, Cans, Syphons,' Ac; CopiwT, -Lead and Iron Pii; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, c.: Brass Cocks and Valves, Steam Whistles, tc. ;. ..- Workmen sent to all parts to 8r' up work h'nd do repairs on Ctesm Boilers, Copper and Shsct Iron Work, &c. -1 OLD METALS BOUGHT. . They are dealing In and selling Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Ptpes aud Tubing, Iliraai 'Hopkins' Iniprwod Sruut Maebina Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, Get man BoltingGloth, Gum Elastic Belting, Packing, HiM-tfe., ot Uie best kind; Tinplato; Sheet Iron, Block Tin,' Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelt, Fire Brick." They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmen, and wiR -gie all work entrasted to tliem, their, in dividual attention, filling' erders promptly, warranting their work, and are satisfied With reasonable prices. --... t; ti fcr Ollic and Sale Rooms, Net GO Main etreet; Foundeiy, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pine street, between First and Seiwnd streets, KvatM. Tilhslndiana. .'. v.ih ; r.n 1 decT - nMUH I JM I MAi U 4 O Ilk. jyjMJI JSL t:rackers tor sale. b (. ...j - '11 dei:2!t M. W. FOSTER CO. ;tlHf -4M.i7 KMX xt , for sl ..w by 4 - L -BJ- f E AV0 O" JT JS 1. -1. -K- A.U febta - H. K: Gl LBKRTjsji' - rid TTojY XJJtJ'8 Jt JT T A V aud Carpet Chain. A full supir - o V rr.nidKT CO . T. .. .. , : , v .- Agents Cypress Mills febl$ , wali'Ml atUKIl. 13 -t - - - . L jffC r.cat Erskine, Curnick " r-.ii : i n.number. 47 Main St. , and IHll WVIUI l.(l. J y-

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td: U 1! .' rri V R 'M MS ! 0t -TVMMJirs JK .1 dozen fine, young ad fat d rewind Turkey ust.-reeeied at . REDMOND'S. -!1 mar j Posey's Block. ' vt tt rjfi w w ak ' sUt f t m 200 dozen Iiice. and fresh, hist received at maris , , , -, , 1 t t r j, -) T, REDMOND'S Jt f ! X.- Mi 8 m .C J . '19 0r snitablo fori the .sensoti, end of the laiest style, received this dsy per Express, i 1 '! J iuas3 I . Main between First and Secoad Mis. .H' Jfj,URMS CHAi.n TJ Mt TJ At, jy A u Jm. lamuy use, iree irom an impurities or auuir . rutifuis. at 1 "iiji juutf suirnii . feb21 v , - . . .. 8 dTiK.n MiJ'T. THMl OHIO fJIM.tl CH- , stment'uIwftys'on hand and for sale, in lots to suit, at the pioneer family grocery. - teblj - "i'iVr Mi n -M-JtMi8.fia ituct. :,! JL Newark plaster in store and for sale by .- jatrH . CHAH. MpJ4)HNHTON.jm jtjsrit MfJiA'Cmm ..JJ'.-ia wt ifUi!t tiu ?k "k gIlbe BT A 6lV 2 f.-bu i CHILLS AND FEVER. rr ji s t it a jv km at m srjvt . strange that persons wii I continue to shake-;. from .day to day, week, to week, and mouth -ta- v Bionthi with Ague, when sevonty-livo eeuts invest-' , ctl rn Dr. 11 arker's Chlorine Ague Killer would core - - tlKUi sound and wvlli Try it. , or sale at ' i ' oct 10 f ; THOMPSON'S Drugstore. ... ' ' 1 AM U W ' VTA W. tSA y OIUIO.".'" ' v 5" t.'yu to t co.u.n a mm tmi t 1 W at . the public and ourselves as much as posst. i ; b'.e, wo bavo oix-ned a branch ot our establishiueiit , at 1 '! ti'i.i i.:i.-,'.l - ' - - ' "Hi AOw 9.WATEH ST.,ET..iIAIHk SYCAMORE, r-n -whore we would tuke pleasure iu supplyiug lami-., lies and steamboats witli tancy and staple groceries -provisions, Ac, at the lowest possible rates. It our inteutiHU t do as near a CASH business as posr! sible, at the new store, but for the accommodation, ,., Of prompt paying patrons who may not have the .' "needful" convenient; we will take their order and " 1 have thera charged at the old stand No. 8x Main ' street where iiusiness will be carried on as formers ly. ' Those interested in the purchase of steamboat stores will please give us a trial, as we think we can '' i make it their interest ao to-do. ; . i ; i ! : : . L- iVJ'KERY BROS. -j ' Evansviile Tea Store. WB,IIKHIiJIB, 1JV JLI, COJUMBBi W It . cial centres, like Boston. -New York, and Evaiigvilie, busluess ia gradiislly classifying itself,; thus affording goods to dealers and consumers at hotter rates ; therefore, resolved, that we deal iu TEA, TOBACCO, ate, Jtc., instead of general groceries. ... -, . ' , 1 : . . . . We beg V ave to call attention to our largo and. well selected stock of goods In our line : 100 "bests and caddies assorted Ties, i . : - . 1 100 Injlxcs toban-co 100,000 Ciiiars. v ' i bids Blacking. " 1 ! i ' ' '".' ( ; : bi boxes Ground Spicus. ; - .-. -i -. 25 bbls Vinegar. ., , 80 gross Gates' Matches." . 20 bags Grain Pepfier aud Spice." '- " " "'.'' " 111 bills Wrapping Paper. . ' 60 reams Wilting do. 4,20 Paper Bugs, assorted sizes, very convenient for retail purposes. , Mustard, iu small and large tin cans. - - " - ' ' Common and fancy Candies, Butterscotch, Ac with many other -articles usually kept in such stores. ' : ' - -4 Speaking of Teas, let it be understood that we ' are anxious to sell Tea, and will sell good Tea at 45c, 50c, hoc, 05c, 70c, 75c, t(Jc, you, Si, and il.20 per pounu. - - . We also have Teas put up iu 2, 4, and 6 lb caddies to our order, to sell to families. If you want, good and cheap Tut, call on us. ... SK&.CU11 and get some Tea. 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