Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 164, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 March 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IHD.

i SATURDAY - HORNING. ....MARCH 17 -Opposition Stale Ticket. FOB GOVERNOR, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. -FOB TIECTENANT OOTKRSOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, 3 WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of RAndolph; FOR TREASURER OP 8TATE, " , JONATHAN S.UARVEV, of Clarke. ' V.' A ' FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,' , ALBERT LANGE, oi Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, , .' JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh, L ' , FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, ' . BENJAMIN HARRISON, of MurioiJ. ' FOR CLERK OF SUPREME- COCKT, '-1 " JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOR 8CPBRISTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION', MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. . figifTlie State Sentinel says the Opposition advocate free farms for, the , homeless, and complains because free lots are not donated to manufacturers ' and mechanic?. When the Opposition propose to benefit the manufacturers and mechanics by "protecting them from foreign competition, the Democracy set up a great bowl about the farmer being slighted. , Verilyj the Sentinel and its party are hard to please. . We s presume if the Opposition should adopt the principle of free offices to destitute Democrats, and a liberal "revenue", to their pockets, with " incidental protection " to the incumbents in the eternal enjoyment of the emoluments most of the Democracy aforesaid might be numbered in the Opposition ranks in pretty short order. By the "way, we claim a patent on that invention, and entitle it, ' A new and improved method for destroying the Bogus Democratic Party." BSJThe New York Sun says in regard to , the exorbitant prices to be 'charged at Charleston : Indeed, apprehensions are entertained that many of the poorer order of delegates will be obliged to leave with empty purses and empty stomachs, should the Convention not effect a nomination on the second or third day. We advise our New York delegates to take their provisions with them, and also materials for erecting tents. It is plain that the Douglasites are to be starved into terms. The "qualifications" for delegates at the Palmetto City will be plenty of "the rhino." ' JBSyThe Worthington (Greene County) Timet, recently deceased, has been purchased by the Democracy, who intend to publish It as an organ. , ' i - ' - Comiaum'ctiferf. Importance of Newipapcr Kuowl edge. Editors Journal : In your daily issue of the fifth inst., I noticed an editorial with which I was much pleased urging upon the community the importance of subscrib- ' ing for the Weekly Journal. Now it is not any interest that I have in The Weekly Journal, over and above that held by every citizen of the City and County, or any great desire to have "Opposition to Lecomptonism" preached, that caused the article to please me so well; but it was the interest I feel in behalf of the younp, and especially the young men, into whose hands so soon are to pass the wealth and entire interests of this land. Cataline, with a keen sagacity, commenced his overthrow of the Roman Republic by attempting to corrupt the morals of the youth tuns unfitting them for either the name or service of Romans making the land his easy prey. At this fast day, no Cataline is needed, for Satan seems to keep pace with the steam and lightning, in doing his evil work. But we need a . more powerfulinflueoee to be brought to bear upon the. young, to secure them against the innumerable facilities which, with such electrical speed, are hurrying so many of our yonng to ruin. ' I know of no more powerful engine that can be brought to bear, to stay this courso of ruin, than the Newspaper. . .. Save the Bible, no influence outside the paternal roof is so potent and effectual as the Newspaper. ;- No man should ever consider himself competent to vote ja a free country, who has not been a constant Newspaper teaser, for without that all-important instrument to qualify him to choose aright, . be is but a mean vassal, and acts as he is bid by others. A Newspaper is just as indispensable to the well-being of every household, in directing the moral culture of the mental faculties, as are the cook ing concerns in the culinary department to physical growth. , '. The great trio of a free, intelligent, and permanent Republic, are the Church, the Common Cchool and the Newspaper. Keep them in a healthy condition, and so long as tbey are prosperous, our national and domestic interests are in a great measure provided for. I mention Newspapers last, yet for influence, they appear para, mount to all others. I care not how com plete the school system may be, or how thorough the instruction, in every city; hamlet, or quarter or tue lana ; or now nign the church spires rise heavenward; or how loud the sound of their bells; or how earnestly calls the priest the devotees to the santuary unless the Newspaper circulates freely and ia read thoughtfully, neither prosperity nor intelligence will ever be a marked, characteristic feature of that people, .i- . - With regard to 'the cla3 of papers,; I would say, that every man should, first and foremost, support his own county, district, or State papers, in preference to any others. Let him see that tbey are well sustained, . first by subscribing himself, and then by indncing his neighbor to go and do likewise; thereby rendering that support to bis own county paper, that his individual Interest requires he should give. Just in proportion a3 he advances the character and influence tt'- his own county press, does be promote his own interest. Were it possible, in this Democratic State of ours, to require every voter to take, pay for in advance, and read, at least one of his own county papers, for at least five years, prior to his being allowed the elective franchise, it would not be so important to preach ' opposition to Lecomptonism." One Penitentiary and half the present number of Alms Houses would be adequate to the demand fur such articles in our State. Did the political demagognes of Indiana love the people half as much as they do the people's dear money, and in their exceeding devotion and tender regard, place a Newspaper in every household, though the enterprise should be sustained, as are our Town- " ship Libraries ere ten years roll around, Indiana would be amongst the very brightest tars in the Constellation of this Republic. ' fi-

A fiat-boat 100 feet long from the Rccoon regions, is expected down, flaily, with a load of ear corn,, for the Southern market. ; 1 ' f. jr. Jour. : 'A new species df ficn have made their appearance in our waters. On Thursday last we were shown a couple of them, caught-by Ben Veneble, who called them Black fish. They resemble the buffalo very'mueb. Metropolis Sentinel. ' Am EnclWh paper saya Ges-Dred-Seott-

commands the U. Smarmy. Exchange n A 1 1 . , The S iinglisn i. certain iy nave reason ro dread Scott. II haa whipped their armies enough., . ' i i..r ;.ul ,i.. nnt. ; ' '' The scaffolding which surrounds the walla of the new custom bouse :1 New j Orleans cost fifty thousand dollars. '. The raoaefeJ-' ready expended on the building amounts to, $2,500,000, and it will-require $1,000,000 more to complete it. : PROPOSED REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL OF CALIFORNIA. The Supervisors of San Francisco, California, offer to give a square of ground worth $150,000, for a State house, if the seat of government may be removed to that city from Sacramento. The project of removal is being much agitated. It is considered sure that the House Committee on Territories will report in favor of organizing the Territories of Dacotah, Nevada and Pike's Peak. The latter Territory has been called Jefferson, but the. designation is not so much favored as "Johosa," an Indian name, which means "dwellers on the mountain peaks." , A Sharp TRAKSACTJON.An exchange paper states that a fellow in Veaango county, Pa., profited in the following manner by the "oil excitement "jiow prevailing bo extensively in the western part of Pennsylvania. He bored a hole on his land, poured a barrel of oil in it, and then called bis neighbors to see the large yield. . . The result was that he sold his land, for , $2,000 in cash, pocketed the money, oilea his boots, and "slid.". . ..... ; . ; .:, , The will of John Rose, in addition to the bequest of $300,000 to the 'city of New York for the purpose of founding an agricultural school, donates $3,000 to the town of Wethersfield,' Conn, the native place ot the donor, and $2,000 to the town of Rocky Hill, Conn., on condition that these amounts be invested in farms for the benefit of the poor. $5,000 is also donated to the Orphan Asylum of Charleston.. S.G.M ' 'i 1 John Rose was' a " brotnerof Cbanncey Rose of Terre Haute. ., , ... NEW.? ADYERTISEMENTS. Babcdck&Co, HARDWARE DEALERS IIWK REMOVED TO COR. MAIN & WATER STS., i ... 4 AND NOW OFFER FR BALE ; i: ; .1 A LargPaiul wcllAssorted Slock . ... or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE MI) CUTLERr; 8 which; Fon'' ' ..... w. , I . . . . ; . : ! . . w. v v . v " v , " EXTENT AND VARlETYr ' V .... 18 UNSURPASSED! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE i vppLiEi oJr TUB MOST' ; i FAVORABLE TERMS. BABC.O CK &j C 0".;' Cor. Main & Water sts. Vi " ,"'.1 'V -".': T -'. i l-.v;.,. marl 3 " : ' . : '' ITi r-V.VI BJttS.JKXTtt4 Mn&MWiS WJT 24 Gunuy Bags ; also, large i bushel Bats suitable tor shipping corn In ear or bran, o mV by tnarl4 . . A GEO; KOSTI B W. , ,UMJmtZ,JStlT IS U TJV t B 8 1 1600 Prime Sawed Shingles, on hand ana nr sate iy Ji. jr., , niarli . v "..!. i ,'Ki. 73 Main street. Utuada uatst Just reeelve and for sale fcy mar!4 ' " Posey's Block, Main st. VLX Hamburgh and W. K. Cheww, just received marl4 Tosey's Block. Jf iO HjV JS H OttMS. 115 II OX. tiOOU qnlity, for Hale tkeap.S. tp. GILBKKT CO.. mar 14 , ' No. 4 Sycamore St. 11 MVB.IO TMBMVBS IMOMCB J?0Jt sale by ; . S, K. GILBERT C. jlJVMW,lM JiJVJt : HBJHM ItJKII-CUKi-n3U roils jneC received, and fur sale by . i' Ji.- JS. U1L.11R.K1 CUCJV" J.J ST Ji Mt MJIJtM 81 3 O B B X, 8. jS'ewarc Plaster, just received and lor sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, ,, marl2 Posey's Block. ifPMMjrO Wljr.-JU BV8BBM.8 Prime Spring Wheat, on aanrt and lor sale cy U. KAMKT, Jr., marl 2 " Xo. 73 Mala street.

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r City Election. A r-s . mvOTJCB MS JIBRBB V GM t"J; -V TO m W - tt iimtBed voters of Wte -etty . -Hrnns-vitle. thut the annual citr election, for tlie ; urpoae of fleeting ODe Councilman from each Witrd uf wtiii city', one Clerk, one Collector, one Trpasun-rV one Marnhal, one ARsemtor ani two Assistant Assessor,, ono Surveyor, one School Trustc. ani tee Street Commifiuloner, will hi 'held at? the1 places fixed by toe Ordinance of City for homing city elqctium.OM vlke ftmit MoHty. Iwtng-the seeon tny-f April, 18UJu iiy orilor of thp ooiraon Council. ., maiia PAT K1CK-TI U B it , -Uityjuier K. j9 5K biwU Ear Corn, Id) bnsh Potato, tit btuh Tnrnips, 5 bush Parsnfpg, 10,000 lt Itaoon Hams, 1(XM lbs shoulders, 1UUU lbs choice Leaf Lard, 3 t erees choice liice, WMI lbs Pearl Starch, 100 koaass't Wheeling Nails, toft boxes- "GRim, asaM sizes WdoWashBos.rd?rrloBnclcets,l'Wlix BroskoK; ass'd. 23 tioa Bes Cords, W coili Cotton Kope, 10 coils Manilla , do. 6 coils Hemp do, 600 lbs ltiarl foromahat t.. s - ' VICKEI1Y BKOS. mart .. , . i. '..(; ' JS. We have for sale Pickeb ia lnrrels, pnt up in Dure cider vinegar, which we retail by the dozen or hundred i also in kess and Jars of -all sizes. Call abd see for yoursolv.. , -,.: .VICKDKY BBoa. ' 'LEATHERBELTIKG. P Ceniented and Hive tod Leather Belting also Lace Leather, Bivets and .Burs, Bivet Sets and Headers, Punchers and Cnttingr Plyers. i A'ull Stock always on; hand at lowest factory prices,, :. mar9 . . 8, Main street. ' ' : COLLECTOR'S SALE . , Davment of cost and expenses of side walk mrrovemTit. ' ' . .iNoiioe w hereby giren, that by Tirtne of four precepta, iasuod ont of the Clerk's office of the city of Evandyille, and to me directed, I will sell at public auction at the doer of the flonrt House in the City . of Erausviile, on Saturday, March 31st, 18G0, the following Lots or parcels of real estate, or us mucn thereof as ni ay "bo necessary to pay the amounts assessed and charged against said lots respectively, as the cost end expenses of making side walk improvements In front of said lots, together with the costs of sale:' Lot No. Sit Block 18 8 took well's Enl'iit, 4.80 , 13 . 7 Sharpo's , , 17.27 14 " 7 " . 2.7S ' J5 7 " " ' 2.75 is.. ' 3 i 152 Lamaseo, - ,,11.07 4 , 15-i " .11.35 Salo to commence at 2 o'clock, r. on said day. P. SCUaiUCK, City Collector. mar9-3wd ' ' BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD. "WMWJK JMJS THJS JIUTHU H1ZKMB W W Agents of the above Road, and are giving through receipts on freight to all the Eastern cities, at as low rates as by any other lino. Goods sent to our care for transhipment will be forwarded, .with promptness and difpatch. For all information add reus GEO. KOSTEB A C0.,Air'ts, : Cor. Locnst at. and Canal, Evansvillo, Ind. ruai 9 . TfUtlT MX CXI VUU.J 8 VP Si H ia It 9Jr article of Black Toa in small caddies, expressly for family use, at No. 7 Main stieet, opposite the Court House. JA8. L. SPALDING. . marlO New Dry Goods Establishment. -t tne nrra ot ttoser jcros. u., oegs leave iu inform his friends and citizens of Evansville and vicinity, that he haa Just returned from the East with, and is now opening at the capacious store room, on First street, one door south of Preston Bros , a splendid stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, consisting of evervthiuz from the lowest price Muslin to the finest Silk and Dress Goods the market affords. Having been long acquainted with the busiuess, the undersigned ia aware that the cash system is tbe only Bystem wmcn win succeed, and therefore onlv slls for cash. Prices will be in accordance. Therefore-, all in need of Dry Ooods will call at the new store on First street, where yon will get the worth of your money. , Kespectluliy, i.. sum. marS ' ; ' : A.rjT MOTTOKB-5(1 B VSH. 9 Kecoivingat T. REDMOND'S. CTar DAO A I N ST FT lE CHOICE INSURANCE .,! 1. .! ' WITH THE ' jfeiasf ijtr jy ..t Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL" $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, .And the prestige, oC 40 years success and : experien-e. UPWAUDS OP $14,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the .Etna Insurance . Company in the past 40 years. The value uf reliablu Insurance will be appareut from the following ' ' - ' '' LOSSES PAID BY THE .32 T N A UliRINO TBI PAST F1TK TCABjg : In Ohio, 64.H 2ii.KI In Wisconsin, 10ti,955.07 In Kentucky, S04.9:.4i Stissoori, 38i,M8.l Iowa A Minn. Hl,3t9.4G In Michivan. S15P,f41.81 Iu Indiana,.., 140,8.19 81 III IHinois,... 448,327.41 Tennessee..;.: U7,54H.21 Kansas A Neb 19.!)4o.77 Ponn'aAVa.. 31,505.82 ;Ark.Ga.. 23.945.U9 Mississippi and Alabama,. ..SW,412.18. Fire and Inland Navigation i Kiaks accepted at terms consistent with solvency .. . . and fair profit. Espeeiat attention given to Inturance of DWELLINGS ' and Contents, for term of 1 to 5 pear: ' The solid service loug and successfully tried, and the many advantages the iKtua Insurance Company possessor in its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their best interests. : . . During "stringent times '.' the necessity for rer liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty- -the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns toughout the State. Policies issued without delay, by ai:7 of the duly authorized. Ageuts of the Company.' ' - r' . DufBusiuess attended to with despatch and fidelity. ' ' A. G. HAL! CCK SON, Asrenta, ' : ... mr8 Marble Unilding, Main St.. C. F. BROl'GHTOS, -mjfTOVJD CJiZXi -TiTJ? JtTTIZJYWw tion of his friends and the public to his store, corner of Clark and Carpenter sts., where he has just opened as Jtrng-gritt mnS Oroctr. ' ' Families will be supplied with the purest articles of medicines or groceries at the lowest cash prices of the city. mar7-lm CKAd.J). KlSHAUa. - , 1.V1S BECKMA.N. FIEV OF TtlEHAUS & BECKUAN. KEW STOVE AND TIN STORE. If1' OJLJf 8Jt X JS JUVB MJBTJMM. WW dealers and BLanufactnrar of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Wares, No. 8, Water street, between Main and Loewt, Evansville, Ind. The undersigned have constantly on hand a fall assortment of Stoves of every variety and pattern, at the lowest prices, and beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally, that they have the best and neatest assortment uf Tin Ware ever offered, and have constantly on hand a full assortment of Druggist Cans, 4c, dc. : Thosepsrsous wishing work in their line are respectfully requested to give them a call before purchasing elsewhere, as by prompt attention to thtir business and a thorough knowledge of their tradi, tkey hope to give general satistact ion;1 - ' , , , : ; NIEHAUS 4 BECKMAN. COPPER ABmTjoiW WORK. ' Steamboat, Distillery, and Brewery Work; Steam Pilies, Soda Fonn tains. Pumps, and general Copiiersmithin g and Sheet Iron Work, made and repaired. Metal Roofing, Guttering, Ac. Work warranted A giem perfect tadMfaction, or th lowft priet. . . . mar7-4md rrn&J'8tMtJjj JT.ii uj tuus-H JL iiahjon - Xha undersigned has rellttel and renovated the BATH HOUE AND HARISKll SHOP UNDER MARBLE II ALL, in fine style; and ia preprjrd to Shave Sliampoon, Dreas Hair, or to furnish Hot or Cold Baths at all hours. This is the only liath House in the city, and I am determined to so conduct it and the Barber Shop attached that it will become the headquarters of all gentleman wishing to be triiunted up in the height of the style. Give me a call and try my skill. Terms reasonable. Imar3-dtf ISRAEL B. GLENN.

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Til M O 81JV JJVit MrM 8 TKM OJP fans. 10U barrels lu fine order, lust received and for sale by mar5l 8. E.-GILBEBT A CO. 1860 JB nst received and now otieninr. an elejgastatock of goods suitable for 4he 8prug Trade j I 20 cases tancy printii; 19 hleacd muilins; . .'! ! ! 2 " lawns; 2 " ehallies; .. Tfl cottonades; " ' -y 4 " apron checks; ' ' ' ; " ' 10 bales shirting stri pus;. , . ; , ; 30 " sheeting; And jjtreat variety: of notions of all kinds,' all of which we are selling below Cincinnati prices, as we are determined to draw the good trade to Evansvilla... .Ouuis and examine for yourselves at - iuar5 J. H. MAGHEE & CO.'S, First St. W9JRM O X..THM3 JLJUTJIHK JLh' ' Store of Thomas Kerth. baa been removed fruin No. 7 (Fleming s old stand), to 75 Main t. opposite Washington Hotel, where lie keeps a fall. suppj of LEATHER AUD FlNDINGSw He keeps on hand every variety and sells cheap torcasu. PUIUX jUvksseb, J lemma-s old salesman, is with me, aud will be on hand to wait on our old friends and all tire new customers who may call on us. .. He will do justice to ail.' ntar2 1md THOMAS KERTH. j. GflV" Ji b is j js a l- 'Jyf '3'MS. e.r-, WW-, lyO kegs assorted files. Just received and for sale by ' CHAS. McJOHNSTON,' J , . marl . . . Posej 's Block. Main street. . rW M Jt B T - i J R T i V J. Ji 8 JL In great variety, fit the lowest price, at the New Drug Store of ' , . .' ftbaT : N. 8. THOMPSON. -W-V8T UBCBUVBJJJJ 8MJ.BJVJMB stock of fresh and. pure garden seeds, of every varierv.at- . i - F. 8HA RPiH A CO.'S REMOVAL. wW!. wtjncam.;.....:..;:.:..: . a. cooke. tbwjh. Jn. Jivjyruj i vjbmit mjs- ' WW , spsctfully informs the public that he has removed from his old stand on Water street, to the. building formerly occupied by Archer Mackey, No. 5, Main street, and has made a change in his firm, the style of which will hereafter be Duncan A Cooke. . , We will keep constantly on hand a lar&e and well selected stock of foreign and domestic dry goods, which we will sell at reasonable and uniform prices. Hoping to have a continuance of the patronage of the old honse, and to merit a large accession of new customers, we remain ' . Xeurs, respectfully, feb241m ' ' DUNCAN COOKE. BOTANICAL PUYSICIAN. DR.WM. COURTNEY, Otttc cor. JUmtn mm Jftrtt ttrtrlt, ... EYAN3YILLE, IND. TJT B. C. BJl 8 PBBJrMjVJfJVTZ, PiOJUr ailed in this city and can lie fonnd at his office at all hours (both day and night), except when professionally engaged. -. .especial attention given 10 an enronio asCancers cured, (warranted)." !Vb2.l 3md The Economist rwvtJS 8ToB jtjm tjkbjv tbb JL first premiums at every Fair where it has been exhibited. At the South-Westorn Indiana District Fair, held here October, 1859, there were bnt two premiums offered for cooking stoves one for the best wood cooking stove, nod one for the best coal cooking stove. The Economist took the FIRST PREMIUM FOR THE BESX vOOKING STOVE FOR WOOD. Roelker, Kinsman & Co took the first premium for their cooking stove for coal. . No other premiums were offered. Tbe largesilver medal was awarded to the Economist at the New York titate Fair; and the first premium at the United States Fair held at Chicne, and twelve othrr State aud County Fairs iu l5:t. . a : Iu no braurh vf mechanical ai t . has there boeii a more appareut advance than in tue manufacture of stoves, ft is but a lew years since the very mime was a noit'lty, representing a huge, sliapelti structure, ulmtwii as devoid vf ue as ornament, These imve gradually given place te patter:!! of grace and utility ; until the varieties our markets now present have alassi exhausted tbe vtcabiil:try .of uauies ; uud the dillereut phases the metal is made to assume, would astonish old Vuieau him elf. lustyle and finish, the improvement ha oumi real, leaving- nothing to bo desired ou tlmt puittt, but the ae-vuro competition in price, to which they have been subjected, has deprived them- of many of the more substantial qualities desirable. - This seems niurseejwcially to have been the case in reference to cook stovesan article of domestic economy that has more to do with scolding wives and crotchety servants than most people imagine. The public have king sought., an improvement in this article, and we believe are ready to pay any reasonable price for a cooking stove, if it ouly possesses the merits of size,' Wright, -convenience, durability, economy, and perfection of manufacture. These qualities sveut to be possessed most fully in the Kcuu mint anew stove, perfected sud brought out the past season, by Messrs. Treadweil, Perry A Norton, uf Albany. .We haurd so much of this stove, aud it looked so much like a stove intended for um, that we concluded to try them, aud the result of the experiment convinces lis that the proprieters, in their detsrnii nation to. make the tail ttoc in the world, have succeeded. We regard the Economist as 'possessing all the merits aliove enumeratcd s the great stove-'of the day far in advance of auythiug ever attempted iu the line of stoves, perfect in ail its appointments, and true to its name in durability and the use of fuel. Among the many conveniences attached to it, may be mentioned a largo oven, with hooks arranged, for suspending meats while roasting. A copper water tank, holding from 12 to 25 gallons warming closet, broiling hearth, at-d., Ac. ' The broiling hearth is one of the most aotiocable features of this remarkable stove. There never haa been, to our knowledge, any broiling fixture that was really satisfactory iu its operation. The proprietors of this stove have been conducting series of experiments upon broiling, elicitiug some valuable facts, aod resulting in the invention of a gridiron adapted to this stove, which has been secured by letters patent, aud is one of the most admirable things of the kind we ever saw broiling without smoke, aud keeping tbe coals iu a constant glow. We are always glad to do justice to mechanical Improvements, and especially such as cou tribute so largely to the general good, as the one above mentioned. The Economist, which is commanding such a large sale, will be found oaiy at SCANTLIN A STEPHENS'S, Main it., between Water and First, Evan.viile, lnit., . - , ; niarti.. gi ei J- x b c r o m a ' 8 J x, b iLs of real estate for the payment of costs, and expenses of sidewalk Improvements. A'Uirt it Ktrebg given that, by -virtue of five precepts, issued out of the Clerk's office of the City of Evansville, and to me directed, 1 will sell at public -out-cry, at the door of the Court house, iu the City of EvassviUe, on Saturday, the 17th of March, lbtk), the following lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amounts assessed and charged against said lots, respectively, as the cost and expense of making sidewalk improvements in Ijront of said lota, together with the cost of sale: Let 13, block 40 Eastern Enlargement.. SI 00 Lot 11, " 4t ' . 4 73 Lot 19, . 4! " . . 3 :10 Lot t, " 2ti " . " .. . 2 o7 Evans' Homestea-J on Sixth street,' from the corner of jLocost and Sixth to the alley be- . tween Lucnst and Main streets 14 35 Lot 25, block 16, Stockweil's Enlargement 4 60 Lot zU, " 10, " " 4 60 Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day. P. SCHMUCK, fj'b2.r.-3wd City Collector. - SPRING TRADE. i Jolm - 3Detorj3, Wkolesulu Manufacturer ot Gentlemen's, LaSies',' Misses', and Children's .; BOOTS, SHOES, AXD UrfERS, Carlisle Buildings No. 3 West Fourth street, - -i. Cincinnati, ' , -BM-VITMl TltB JTTHJVTIOJV Of JL dealtn to the tact that he is now maunfactur- . irg, aud keeps constantly us . haud a- hirge stock of the newest and choicest styles of goods adapted to the requirements of popular trade ; tbo inducements he otters are GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES. Having boen ei gaged in manufacturing 'first 'class goods for over tweuty years, he now claims to have facilities for - manufacturing first class goods as cheap, if not cheaper, than Eastern mauuiactures. . He feuls con tide ut of his ability to offer extra inducements to close buyers. His motto U a fair field and no favors. Call aad examine his goods, aad you will be sure to buy. ttSL. Orders promptly attended to. Iebl5-3ind

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...i tid bt7AJJLC7JUa b t ' J or th oonrniTiosrcr tbb S ' Hoine Insurance lompanv, OF 2rEW YORK, ,QN THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. T. i. 18G0, MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF THE UTATE or INDIANA, PURSUANT TO THE STATUTE OF -THAT-STATIC , rgrua vu. uj? this to.ffpj.vi ; JL ts the Home Iksvramck Compant, Incorporate' I ed in 18S.1, aud toctitedin the city nf Now Tork. . CAPITAL, )E MILLION DOLLARS. : The capital of said Company actually i, paid upln cash is...,.-. ,.$1,000,0!)0 00 ; The suridus ou the 1st day vf January, ltS(i0 . 415,815 85 . Total amount of capital and surplus 81,4I5,S1S 85 Amountof awh in Coutinental Bank, N. Y S-T0.707 S4 Amount of cash in hands tif- -Agents, and in course of . , ' ." transmission (balance) 2',r& 51 Amount of unincumbered real .: estate, jVo. 4 Wall Street..., 07,0. '9 0U Amount of ' United Status ;. . treasury , notes, market . ' value . 102,211 20 Amount ilissocri State b'ds,o.: ; ' --'-6 per cent., market value... 10,226 f0 . Amount. of North Carolina bonds, 6 per cent., market value , v ... Amount of Tennessee bonds, 6 per cent., market value.. Amount of Brooklyn City 9,630 00 9,000 00 water bonds, b per cent market value 10,25ft 00 Amount of bankjstocks, star. . ket value..........,. 83,626 0t, Amount of loans on bonds and mortgages, being first !. lien of record on nnincu ai- . bered real estate, worth at ' least S1,G95,30, and on which there is less tliau 1 '" one year's interest doe and owing rate of interest 7 per cent.... ....8C0.COJ OS Amount of loans on stock .- and bonds, payable on demand, the market value of securities pledged, S251,59 .18S.CS0 00 Amount due frnm premiums on policies issued at office.. 1,867 7i Amount of bills receivable for premiums on iulund navigation risks, Ac 11,064 41 Interest actually due and - ' paid . 24,1)28 fct Sl,4-.8,3fi9 28 LIABILITIES. Amount of losses adjusted, t and due and unpaid None. Amount of losses incurred and in process of adjustment.. ; 17,V 31 i Amount of losses reported ou which no action has been taken. 15,422 12 Amonnt of chums for losses . resisted bv the Company.. (1,500 00 J Amount of dividends declared, and -due and unpaid... None. Amount of dividends, either cash or scrip, declared but not yet due None. Amount of money borrowed. - None. Amount of all other existing clams against the Co.... None. Total amount of losses, ... claims, and liabilities 342,580 43 The greatest amount insured on any one risk is $:i,000, but will not, as a general rule, exceed $10,000. ....... The Company has 00 general rule as to theamount allowed to be insured in any city, town, village, or block, being governed in this matter., in each case, by the spin era character of buildings, width of streets, faciutiss for putting out tires, Ac. No part of its capital or earnings is deposited iu any other State as security therein. An attested copy of the Charter or Act of incorporation accompanies this statement. . STATE OF NEW YORK, lss City and County of New York.- J Charles J. Martin, President, and J. Milton Smith, Secretary of the Home Insurance Company, being severally sworn , depose and say, and each fur himself says, that the foregoing is a true, full and correct statement of the afiuirs of the said Corporation, aud that tbey are the above described officers thereof. (Signed) OIARLKS J. M ARTIN, Pres't. (Signed) J. MILTON 8MITH, Sec'y. Svbscribed and sworn before me, this 17th day of , , January, A. D. 18U0. Witness my haud JSKAt.j n,i ofljcuj .eal. (Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN, .. Commissioner for Indiana, iu New York, 10S Broad- ., way, N IV : - ' AlletiC. Hallock Is tbe duly authorised agent for this city, as ier certificate of authority filed iu the County Cierk's oitice. ,. This Company iumires ngainst !os or -ilama?e by fire te bnildiugH, merrlutntiUe, household turnf . ture, and personal projierty generally. Also, against the iwrils of inland navigation, at fair rates uf premium. i ' ' ! ;" ALLEN C. HALLOCK. , Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main St., Kvansvillu. feb3-tap28. ... STEWART'S STOVE. (TWZ,Umf8 OJV IIJJS'O, J Z.JKOJB iJL lot of these truly and justly celebrated, newly and greatly improved summer and winter Cooking Stoves, of the nnrivaled Stewart's Patent, and at the onlv agency in this city, ,v ThoM. Scantlin No. 29 Main ttreet, between . . . .. First and Second. ' : The flist premium was awarded to this Stove as the best coal or wood cooking stove at the Southwestern Indiana District Fair, held at this place. . No stove ever devised combines as numerous or Important scientific principles as this of Stewart's. It broils, boils, bakes and roasts at the same moment, without one dish imparting flavor to another or producing that sameness of taste in meats aaer gravies, which, to the delicate and fastidious of taste, makns so insuperable an objection to every other cooking stove now in nse. With one-fonrth of the fuel employed in the best of stoves now In use, this most perfect and complete cooking apparatos performs, simultaneously and more perfectly than hits ever before been accomplished, everything required in the best provided families, so far as cooking is concerned. When,' too, tt i borne in mind that the most delicate females can visit the kitchen when the Stewart Stove is fully employed, t.nd the fire i.-r at- its height, without the smallest unpleasantness from the change of temperature, so little is the heat from it diffused externally, an inducement is presented for its universal employment never heretofore presented in any Other stove. That, indeed, is one of its principal attractions, as well as its greatest wonder, how heat is so eoono-. mined and difTnsed Within the store itself, and so little perceptibly escapes into the kitchen, a place where, with any of the stoves now in nse, other than Stewart's, it is scarcely possible for any one, in warm weather more particularly, to breathe with comfort. : - ' t,. "' '- For 20 years Mr.. Stewart has been employed in perfecting this stove, and since last February, he has obtained three new patents for improvements, which, in ills opinion, and the opi nton of all who have examioed it, made it perfect. Within four years twenty thousand of them have been sold, under a full guarantee, and not one has been returned. These remarkable results have emboldened a host of stove maunfacturers to imitate the Stewart Stove, but, save in exterior appearance, which the old patents (having expired) enables them to give, they no more resemble Stewart's than chalk does cheese. These imitations are known by various names, but they are alf deficient in various particulars, such -as the air-tight boxes, by which full control Is kept over the lire, anil of the heat, by a draft damper, ingeniously contrived, which also admits a constant current of cold air on th outside of the fire box, which again becomes heated air. and, passing into the oven, ia made available for cooking fnrtThe agent and subscriber Ik receiving the best lmitatiou of the Stewart Stove, called M Pride uf 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 eourse, to cook with it, but it bears no resemblance to Stewart's. The " Stewart " is sold by tbe agent, under a full guarantee to perform as recommended, and if, within three months from purchasing, any fault is found with them, he w iil take them back and refund the money. Housekeeper will bear ia mind, then, that the genuine Stewart Stove, bought at tbe only agent's here,.wil), with halt the labor and one., fourth the fuel, do more and better cooking than any other stove ever constracted. - THOS. SCANT LIN, No. 29 Main street. Sole agent for the sale of the Stewart Stove in Southern Indiana and Kentucky.

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If OT8 223 JJYIfZ l, ItOJVJTIOJV JLJ Enlargement, on the Basin of the Canal, upon which is a new and tbe I -est Caual Wharf in Evansville, for sale or lease. A .t ly to WM. a. WALKER, dc24-dAw3m Land Agent. -m l. jrBXT OJT JPOVRTU ST., JLJLssi extending to tbe Canal, with a wharf ou the basin of tbe Canal of seventy-five feet, being the most desirable location for manufanring pur--pases 4s Eva vilis, for eaie er Is Apply to - - , , .WILLIAM H. WALKER, ; . j f 4ee24 " . - 4 , v Baal Estate Agent. TB?OM 84,B 4 JV. JiJ 8 1" TKJtMS. J 60 Lota in Lamasco, west of Pigeon. Croek. Lots. in Lamasco, east of Pigeon Creek. Lots in the Eastern Enl'tof Evansville. - Lots in the Southern lo i : do , Ki ,? Lots In Bray's i . 4 do t do , :. . t Lots in the 4th do do - v Lot it the Donatio!, do .' do : ''Aply to -the' undersigned Office n Wheeler's building. Third street, opposite the Court House. . Ills .V ::iI,WLLlAJM U. WALKliltr dec21 ,. Real Estate Agent -- Mi "TJANDTOirSATE." ISO acres Ihenvr ijrsec 7, town 2, 'range 8 west. 160 do . - n er sec 2U, town 'A range 8 west.100 do : s w qr eoc 22, town 2, range 9 west. 191 do s e qr sec 31, town 2, range 9 west. li)5 do d pi n 9r sec "s town 2, range 10 nest. 1G0 do . , n w 91-sec 14, town 3, range 10 west. 100 do ' s w qr sec 23, town S, range 10 west. ICO do . n qr sec 2b, town 3, range 10 ; 1V do .ln e qr sec 44, towp 3. rani 7 lOO do s e qr sec 24, town 3, range 7 X00 dJs. iw qr sec 24,-foWti 3, range 7 The f.regoing tracts wilf be sold on liberal terms. Titles are perfect. Enquire at the REAL. ESTATE AGENCY, On Third street, bet. Mnia and Sycamore, - ' in Wheeler's Building. ' ' ' ) 1. v WM.'H. WALKER, . , ; s Real Estate Ag't. J. VJ BJLB J.nj'MO VJill JfHOHW erty tor sale. Four lots on Fourth street, opposite the market, designated by No. 3, 4, 5, and 6, Market Place. All new three story , metal roof, bricks, built for stores, suitable lor any kind of business, and with good finished dwalliug accommodations. ' For terms of sale, apply to Alien C. Hallock, Real Estate and Geueral Insurance Agent, Mai bio Hall Building, Main Stieet, Evansville, Ind. fsbl6-lra wr& V B JS 8 OJ- J"BAU CVjSasVtr Evansville, for sale by WILLIAM H. WALKER, Real Estate Agent, Third street, opp. the Court liou-.e. i.24 Bfk ISKOL V Tl OJV Of JJHTJ'J1RJlM' SHIP. . Tbe partnership of J. S. Jantiess A Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual cement by the withdrawal of Hiram B. Read. All business ot said firm will be settled by the remaining partners, Jonathan H Jaquess and Henry C. Gwathmey, who will continue the business under the same style as heretofore. . . , , JONATHAN 8. JAQUESS, HIRAM E. READ, .SUENBYC. GWAT1I11EV. Kvansvllle, Feb. 28, I860. mar2-3w Qtvto-rri out Or TH COSDlTlO or THK Hartford Fire Insurance Co., MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, JANUARY 1, I860. 1st. The name of this Company is tho Hartford Fire lasnrance Company, ajd is located at Hartford, Connecticut. ,' CAPITAL. ad. The amount of Capital Stock is......$5U0,000 00 3d. The amount of Capital Stock paid - up................... 500,000 00 ASSETS. 4th. Cash on hand and In B'k.$38,338 11 Cash In hands of agents, or in course of transmission 62,008 89 Cash loaned on call 30,000 oo-S131,(9 00 Bills receivable, secured by -personal and collateral security 70,2fc5 59 Real estate unincumbered, building and lot 19 Pearl street, Hartford 15,000 00 STOCK. AXD BOKDS AS FOLLOWS, VIZ : - pan val. h'kt tal. 511 shares Hartford B'k stock $51,100 $ti8,985 400 shares Phceulx B'k stock 40,000 37,200 lOeshares Ct. Riv. B'k'g Co. stk... 5,000 6.5O0 200 shares Exchange Bauk stock.. 10,000 10,000 150 shares Bank of Hartford Ce. bank stock ..... 7,500 7,3."0 200 shares Charter Oak B'k stock. 20,000 20,800 220 shares Farmers' m Mechanics' bank stock 22,000 25,520 150 shares Mercantile B'k fctock.. 15,Om lo.inio 13J shares Merchants' A Manufacturers' Bank steck. 13,200 13,.TIi 315 shares Gtna B'k stouk. ......... 31 ,61s) 34.1120 184 shares City Bank stork 18,500 , 21,615 30O shares American Exchange -Bank stock, N. Y k.. 20,000 ' 20,000 200 share Bonk of Commerce b'k stock, N. Y 20,000 ' 19,800 300 shares Importers' Jr. Xraders' Bauk stock, N. Y , 30,1100 - 33,600 8I0 shares Bank vf AniM ica bauk stock. N. V 30.O0II 33,450 2f0 shares Manhattan Co. Bank stock i 10,000 14,050 200 shares Merchants' rik s'k, N.V. 15.000 15,825 TOO shares Union B'k stock, N. Y. 1U.00O . 10,000 2io shares Ocean B'k stock, N. Y. lu.ouo U.200 100 shares Bank of M America Bk stock, N Y 10,000 10.7U0 00 shares Metropolitan b'k stock, N Y - 30,000 33,t;00 100 shares Blackstone b'k stork, Boston 10,000 10,650 100 shares Bank of Coiunierceat'k, ' Boston .. 10,000 ' I0,WK) lOO shares Granite bk stock, Boston.... i. 1U.0OH H,550 10 shares Sullolk B'k stock, Boston...;.;..-. . ,j. i...;.... . l.otsi !, 100 shares Hide and Leather B'k, Boston 10,0011 I0,5r.(l 100 shares Webster b'k . stock, Boston 10,000 1O.750 1P0 shares National B'k stock, Boston ... , J0.0OO 10,400 100 shares Atlantic B'k stock. Bos- . - . ton........ 10,000 ,10,000 100 shares Safety Fund B'k stock ; Boston -.. 10,000 ; 10,300 100 shares Boylstou Bank stock . Boston... I....... 10,000 '11,900 100 share Revere Bank stock. Bos- ir . ton 10,000 10,100 200 shares B'k of the State of Mis-' ' - - souri stock j 20,000 20,2(X) 200 shares Merchauts' B'k stock St. Louis... .;.., 30,000 2tl,100 120 shares Connecticut River Co 111pany stock 12,000 3,000 20 shares Connecticut River R. R. Company 2,000 1.300 100 share Hartford A N Haven R R Co stock .. .. 10,000 12,150 SCO Tennessee State Bonds, 6 per ' - . cents, payable 1892... ............. 20,000 18,100 2 Ohio State Bonds, 6 per cents, payable 1 SCO 10,000 10,125 20 Michigan State Bds, 6 V cents. payable 1863 20,000 20,000 10 Missouri State Stuck, 6 per rent, payable 10,000 8,400 25 Hartford City bonds, 6 per cts, payable 187U.....1 35,000 36,600 20 shares State Bank Wisconsin , ' stock, Milwaukee , 2,000 2,140 -' '.- $640,800 4720,467 Total assets J03i;,7O9 60 LIABILITIES. No liabilities to banks, or others, due er u. t duo. No losses adjusted and due. lessee either unadjusted I SH eu sa or ndjusted and not due, f 6th. 6th. th. Sth 9th. Losses iu suspense wait ing forth er proor, lueluded n Jbwt answer . .1 above 10th. All other claims against .' the company, (dividends .. unpaid). . 1,920 - Total amount of liabilities rA,V3 85 11 th. This rule of the company is not to $10,000 in any one risk, sub.ect to loss- by a single fire. 12th. The amount Insured In a city or village depends upon, its size generally all the desirable risks to be had, snbject to the last rule above named. 4 " 13th. The amount insured in any one block of buildings, aepeous npon jts sire and oou- ' struct ion, subject to tlie rule above referred to. '' 14th. A oertified copy of the Act of Incorporation accompanies luib hmwiiiudi. TIMOTHr C. ALLVN. Sec'v. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford County, $ 3jANUAtr 6th, 1SB0. Personally appearel T. C. Allyu, secretary of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath that tbe foregoing stutemeut, by him subscribed, is a true, full and correct statement of the affairs of said Company, and exhibits, no far as can be ascertained at this date, it actual condition ou Uie 1st day of January, 18G0. Before me, GEO. S. OILMAN, --- ' Justice of the Peace. Allen C. Hallock la th duly authorized Agent for this city, by certificate of authority from the Auditor of State, filed in the County Clerk's office. -:, . t ! ',. .1 Applications for Insurance on merchandise, store houses, dwellings and contents, will be attended to, aud policies issued at reasonable rates. ALLES O. HALLOCK, Agent, Marble Hall Building, No. 9 Main street, Evausville, Ind. jau23tp28

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w j nti li'Ji acspR y.v trjmik, MEL X86O. -The undersigned Invite the atten. tion of GKOCEIIS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS to their large assortment of HARDWARE now 00 hand and arriving, direct from European and American manufacturers, ahich fhev offer to each and prompt time buyers AT PRrCES BEYOND COMPETITION. r , JACOB STRACB A SON, mar5 . -- ' . ; ; i74 Main street, Fm a r ii ci. tuuj i.n i'i7i:.iii;jrs. jk.. 25 dozeii sliovir.lsatid sjades; . 20 " garden rakes; SO i bundled hoes; 5; ' cast steel planfers hoes; BO " hay and manure forks; 5 " grubbin? hoes; 7 casks trace chains; ' 3 " log - .. 20 dozen sheep shears; Now on hitid nnd for sale at low pieces. JACOB STRAUB A SON, mar5 . ' ' '74 Main street. MCHJill .TI OSS. 85 JfJW bales received per steamer Antocrat a choir article for sale by S. K. GILBERT A CO., mar.'i J'o. 4 Sycamore street. i. 0 . JV -V a A?' BJI1 JV ' 1 1 a...:,ai 1.... c . V. -w.M V...M.ill. 11 HUIIUMl IU!1 111 IIIU VI17 VI . , . nnd In Elliott's hnlargement; Al-o l.f.usu and lot on Third street near the corner of Cherry; " 2 good hor8, one 7 and the other 3 years old; " 2 good milch cows; ' ? good carta ami harness; 1 good drny and harries."; ' 1 new farm wagon and haryjesj; " 1 good top buggy and hartiess, with pols and double h:u-ne4 t3 fit. mar5 7.. II. COOK. 7fv oj aifrs.' .vv 8KT&t--KJ? In primotr-der at the EUREKA BAZAAR. miir7 33 fitsj bitnh. prime corn. 3iO do choice Pcftcb Bloom Potatoes, In etore un.l for sale COOK A LANGLE Y . Itiar7 K5 tons assorted irou, - I'lOset do Axles, f'O Springs, 3oO lulls asnorted Hoop Iron, Received per steamer Dacota!', and for sale a rsduced prices SAM URL ORR. fnHl-t WFIEKLEU & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE, No.- 5 First Street, between Main and Lecust. OFF BR Til TJ1B PUBLWV WW Wheeler Wilson's Improved Sewing Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence In its merits as the best and most reliable family sewing machine now in use. It sews equally well on tlie thickest or thincst fabrics; makes the lock stitch impossible to unravel, with the essential advantage of beiugalike 011 both sides, forming no ridge or chain ou the under side ; is simple in construction, more fpeedy iu movement, and mors durable limn any other machine. We give full instructions to enabls tlie purchaser to sew ordinary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on the same muchiue, aud warranted for three years. We also keep on constantly Imnd a full assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines, from persons of the highest standing East and West, giving prices, Ac, will be furnished gratis, on application iu person or by letter. frbflly F. M. SELLM.CN. jfyioJi, a oi Sjv jc.vr ire new make, nnd at much less price, at feb-27 THOMPSON'S New Drug Store. HnBJV JTT0B8.O H VSR. orpriine, just received and for sale at the pioneer fiimily grocery. Lfebl J. P. ELLIOTT. CRESCENT CITY GALLERY. WE ALL follow interest lu spite of vain tlk. And to thorn) who deal Curly, to them w should walk ; Now, you who want. Pictures, both cheap aud first ' rate, Bring j-onr diiiivs t.i tiMITH'S Gallery, (yon don't - have to wait). He fours no competition from one or the other. But looks upon each oh a friend and a brother ; He cares not li.i- -how, i.or putting, nor blowing, 7Uick soil-ecu, or 'amnion, assuredly knowing That he lunkcs tic" nude, who gives most for th cntih ; The people care nothing about any grand splash. Now, all who want Pictures, large ones or small. Should, without more delay, ou Mr. Smith call; The Court IIoumt, "u know, just over the way. Examine his Pictures wo know what you'll say Tim beot lu tho city, and cannot be beat In finish or prico and by way of :. treat, To Ladies and tYamilicH lie lessens his pay Come along, f:i -mis, don't negloct it a day. - seplU-t'.m JmWItS. Ir.i's7.0", fJV JiXJBRM' tvfU. enced jYiir.ve and female Physician, presents to the attention of mot hers, her " SOOTHING FYRUP, - for Children TrctUing, which greatly facilitates th prorens or Teething, by softening the gums, reducing all inflaniiiiutroii will allay all pain aod spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATC THE BOWELrt. Depend upou it, mothers, it will give rest to yourself, nnd KKLIKF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS, We have put up and sold this article for over ten years, and can say, iu confldeuce and truth of it, what we have nev r been able to say ofasf other medicine never -Shas it failed, in a singls instance, to effect a cure Swlien timely used. Never did we know an in stance of dissatisfaction, by any one who used it. ?iUi the contrary, all ars delighted with its cers- lotions, and oipeak in terms of highest cottinieudnlVtion of its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter "what we do know,". ufter ten years' experience, and pledge our retiuta tion for the fulfilment of what we here declare, jgln almost every instance where the int uit is suf- .I'ering from pain and exhaustion, relief will befoimd in 15or20 minutes alter the Syrup is admin Ojistersd. This valuable preuira QtMon is the proscription of one of the lr,n,l expo Qrienced and skillful Nurses in New Knglxni-', S'nd has been used with neer failing suix-cm in Sjthousanusof cases. It not only relieves uho child from pain, but invigorates the stomach ,ind towelp, corrects acidity, aud gives tone aud Synergy to the wholesystom. Jt aill almost in stanlly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and ovurcome convulsions, which if not -(peedily remedied, end in death. We believe it Settle best and surest remedy iu the world, in all peases of Dysentery and Diarrhea in children, flwhether it arises fron teething or from any ' otlier cutise. We would say to every mother who I has a child s 11 ff e r I ng from any one of the foregoing complaints, do nut let your prejudices, nor the prejudices of others. t:tud bet A'eeii your sutfering child and the relist that will lo sure yes, absolutely sure to follow -tlie use of this medicine if timely used. Full directions for nsing will accompany each Itottie. Ni ne genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS ft l'KUK.IN.4, New York, Is 011 the oufside wrapper. Sold by Druggists tiirunghout the world. PrincijMil eflice, No. 1:1 Cedur Htri-ot, Now York. Price 25 cts. n bottle Janl3-dwly. KELLER e WHITE, Agents, Evansville, Ind. jTUlJ BLBk JtJtneaCK, MMMbaTJiM V.S aud Dealer in Coach and Saddlery Hard wars, main street, near water. navfg completed my ar raMgome ntl v.ith European and Anier; lean mansfucturers torn direct supply of all goods 111 my line, 1 sm enabled to ofinducements, tlist cannot fail to be ts the interest of all gaged in the business to give me a trial. l name in part: axles, prini8 maae of the belt steel; Imnds, enaraeieil and ot alf kinds ol learner, cloths, linings for carriages, varnishes, castings ct all kinds, saddle t.-ees, English bridle leathers, bitSj stirrups, spurs, hames, line silver hamee of all? kinds, Jenuy L.nil Gig Trots, self-adjusting piwv 1. Taylor's piite.it aiimea, flv nets, shoe threads, hor. blankets, Loud .n Girth Webip, American GirUj aud Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London Welt Skius, asuj- ior article; ivory, gutta perch and brass lined martengbl rings; superior kerst'3"S for horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolUH patent gig trees, Ac, Ac. 1 keep in fact everything appertaining to either , branch of the business, and understanding botn branches thoroughly, we would respectfully Invite your attention before purchasing elsewhere. " I am also agent for Ward's Patent Spring Saddle. ap20-dAw