Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 170, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 March 1860 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. SATURDAY MORNING." .514 BCH 4 Opposition State Ticket FOB GOVERSOR, IIENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. TOR LIBTJTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON', of Wayne. POR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TRKA8URER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. t j. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, , ALBERT ' LANGE, ot Vigo. FOB ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOB SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIOX, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Pntnam. tgguThe Enquirer claims the New Orleans Orescent as aDouglas paper of the right stripe. We stated that it was " not enough so to hurt." We now take that back. It is enough so to hurt Douglas. The Crescent 'approves of the action of the late Senatorial Caucus, and says that their resolutions were adopted by the u Democracy of the country, as represented in the Federal Senate." This does not accord very well with the opinions of Northern Douglas papers, which denounce the caucus and the resolutions without stint. When we 'recollect that the following anti-popular-sovereignty resolutions "are in the caucus platform, we do not think the Crescent is sueh a strong Douglasjjaper as our neighbors claim. Or does it Support him and reject his hobby ? Cere are the resolutions : Resolved, That neither Congress nor a Territorial Legislature, whether by direct legislation or legislation of an indirect and unfriendly character, possesses power to ' annual or impair the constitutional right of any citizen of the United States to take his . slave property into the common Territories, and there hold and enjoy the same while the Territorial condition remains. Resolved, That if experience should it any time prove that the Judiciary and Executive authority do net possess means to insure adequate protection to constitutional ! rights in a Territory, and if the Territorial - Government should fail or refuse to provide the necessary remedies for that purpose, it will be the duty of Congress to supply such deficiency. . Correspondenc of the Jonrnal. The Great Shoemakers' Strike Its Cause. - Boston, March 18, 18G0. Editob Journal: As a leisure hour is at my disposal, I have concluded to write yon "-Aline by way of employing my thoughts, .and, at the same time, to contribute some little news touching the all-absorbing theme of the strike of the operatives in the manufacture of boots and shoes in the manufacturing towns of New England. The strike seems to be coming quite general, and daily accessions are being made to thealready large corps of operatives. . Lynn leads off at a round rate, and preseBts a bold front; maintains great independence ; says I will or I wont, with emphasis. v Many other important manufacturing points in the same line of busiuess are following in her wake, viz., Stoneham, Marblehead, Haverhill, Dan vers, Naticfc, Salem, Milford, Campello, &c, &c. The strikers have drawn up a tariff of prices, and demand the manufacturers to sign the same before they will go to work, which they refuse to do, if there should never be another pair of shoes made (so tltey say). The advance rates demanded over former" prices, vary from 25 to DO per ceut. The strike is confined almost exclusively to the " stone-hammers " or " bottoniers." The women (stitchers and hemmers), for the suke of peace and harmony, are willing to make concessions in their demands, or even to continue at former prices. On yesterday I attended the Boot and Shoe Exchange, where all the large manufacturers keep samples- of their goods on gale. Many of them are desirous to sell out what goods they have on hands, und will then cease to manufacture until matters are on-e niore settled. To visit, at this time, Pearl street, you could not, for your , lite, have live minutes conversation with a shoe inan, without having the stereotyped phrases of "Boots and Shoes are going to advance ; they are bound to advance:' "Boots and Shoes are rising ; they are bound to rise." Indeed the whole trade seems demented on the subject a complete Boot and Shoe mania. The quietude of the city seems ns much perturbed as was our city some months since, when the cry of mad-dog had an existence, (that dog that bit Smith Gavitt.) There seem to exist the best feelings (socially) between the manufacturers and operatives. Some of the manufacturers donate $25 per week to alleviate the sufferings of the poor and needy who are among the strikers. At Lynn, I have heard both the employer and employee express themselves, and am driven to the conclusion tht the strike, if not entirely, is almost entirely, a mutual and preconcerted move, with an eye to get up prices. There is cer- " tainly some dilution. The demonstration at the Strikers' Muss Meeting in Lynn on Friday night was Cousidered a "ten strike.'' " About six thousand jiersons were present. The manufacturers seemed :is well pleased ns we do in Evansville to sell a bill of goods ot $1,000 to $2,000 cash. - I canuotclo without speaking of Messrs. Jons Hill k Co.'s large steam shoo factory at Stoneham. It lias capacity sufficient to make 3,000 pairs of shoes per day. They are now making about one-third thatqnantity per day. The leather is put in, and in almost no time, out conies as nice auu iihui; 8trme ptgil shoes as ver ettV, and while the entinTpetefT operatiou is going on, it uiv cuwio re . l. 4. lu reuiiudarae very vividly ot a gentle cu-rth-.mala 1 uce thft laiiouncre of one ot the - operat'ives, Messrs. IJill & Co. are nature's j noblemen. For the sttkc of siuooUnnjr tbe path of the forlorn, strikers, tbey bare given one of their large balls, for .a daneingr room for the disaffected operatives. The ent-err tuinrucnt occurs about every ten days or two weeks. Music and refreshments are furnished by the roirii tors. Every manufacturer ha bis reasons for the great depression and stagnation in the boot and shoe trade. Many und varied are the reasons assigued. One gives as a reason that "too many hides are tanned, and too mini' persons engaged in ninuufaetaiiri boots and shoes." Others attribute the cause to the West and Southwest not paying their debts during last year. Others, again,' say it is the loss of Southern trade, vybii'li loss is attributed to the doctrines of Seward It Co., the IJeloer Hook, John Brown

or, in other words, the Anti Slavery

S so prevalent at the North. My opin ion is, the sole causes of the depression in the boot and shoe "market of Boston, are simply these: Too many ere'- engaged in manufacturing, find the West and Southwest have not paid their debts and politics j have cut no figure in the case. The South ! has paid up well, and bought as many goods : this season as usual. Such are the facts, as j stated by men who know. I may write j again, should I not become lost in these j abominable crooked streets of Bjton. Respectfully yonrs, ; ' R. No Place fob Interlopers. The Charleston Mercury of the 16th says : J' - "An intense excitement prevailed in the city yesterday, on the publication of onr second Washington dispatch, which in some measure cast a doubt over the meeting of the Convention. Arrangements, which bad been in rapid progress, were suspended in many iastances, and in others faintly carried on. It is, in onr opinion, but the pretext seized by the friends of Mr. Douglas to transfer the convention, if possible, to some city where they will be in the ascendant. This movement commenced many months since, when they prated of the danger to be apprehended from personal violence in Charleston. This is, however, their last card, and this will fail. Mr. Douglas' friends see plainly that a Convention in Charleston will preserve a Southern aspect, and cannot be brow-beaten or bullied. The six hundred and fifty gentlemen who compose the Convention will be taken good care of, and the preference given them. About one hundred have already been invited to accept the hospitalities of our citizens, and many more undoubtedly will be. But the myriad hangers on, who are not admitted to the floor of the Convention, must take their chances for feed and sleep. It is greatly to be desired that their numbers may be reduced to as small a figure as possible. The Convention will meet in Charleston ; but if Mr. Douglas and his friends desire a Northern Convention, let them call one." A Substitute for Pueskrvk3. A lady writer in an exchange communicates the following bit of information obtained where she "took tea last:'' . ... A dish of what I took to be preserves was passed to me,, which, npon tasting, I was surprised to learn contained no fruit. The ease with which it was prepared, and the trifling cost f its materials, are not its chief recommendations, for unless my tasting apparatus deceived me, as it is not usually wont to do, it is emphatically a tiptop substitute for apple sauce, apple-butter, tomato preserves and all that sort of thing. Its preparation is as follows: Moderately boil a point of molasses from five to twenty minutes, according to it3 consistency, then add three eggs thoroughly beaten, hastily stirring them in, and continue to boil a few minutes longer, when season with a nutmeg or lemon. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JLJ article that don't exp ode, lor sa'e at TlCKERi' BRJ8., nmr21 82 Mu u xt rm 8 Water st. WJ.Jtltl. U.H U U HE ' CJiM,MiJsLB brated Premium Oil faste Blacking, thu best now in use, for sale at No; 87 Maiu street, omiosite Court house, limll JAS. L. SPALIllNO. m kw it oohb. tfV V Appleton's NewAmerican Encyclopedia, vol 8; Benton's Hebatesiu Congress, vol. lis ; FiratQaa-f rl in Married Life; Ewottalls on the. Boundaries of Another World new supply ; Lucy Crofton. By author of Days tif my Life ; Mr Rohan's Ghost; The Marble, Faun, Hawthorne's new book ; f"elf-Help. By Sullies ; A Life Struggle. Miss Pardoo's new book ; The Kate of Sir Jobn Franklin Discovered ; Tlio Haunted Homestead. By Urn. South worth ; A lot of Sunday School Books, Ac. niar21 At HOBELL A CONYNGTON'S. THE WORLD'S FAIR FOR 1860. AT JVO. 8 SECOND STRKET. rfJm & Xii i U iT10ViJmJ tfOH HjM LB LJr the best variety of L miles', M.f-kcs', Youth', Boys1 uud children! Shotw ever offered to the citizens if Evanrwiile. jLadiea wUhiiiig something nice for the Spring will da well to cull and take a took tit the fu-HMiiatinu; little Gnitere, S.ijtpvrs, Button iiuitcrs, exipiiriiu, par excellent ; fine Kid and 3lnKco lUel Hoot and UiinkiiiH for ions money than you ever bought tltctn before. Children's Mioes of every ttylo mid color to he tuM lor fifteen tiny 8 t twenty per rent, lower th:n any bmv in tlio city. Home to the re.ctift ! I watt money miirtt luivr it. Come uud buy hIhmm while bargains are uttered, luutflmll hear from me ug;4in in a few day. Yours, ' JOHN" RASCH, lnnr'Jl Kv'ttiKville, Ind. J. MKAI.V- O. W. WABKKX. CO-PARTNERSHIP. T luisociated together in the. Book. Stationary and Musi: hnsim us, respectfully anuounre to the.. piiMir that tltov have on hand a lartce and well-sol.H-ted stock nt 'HOI IKS, STATION KKV. 11 ANOS anil S1ITSIOAI. IXSHtUMKNTS of all kinds SfllLF.T Ml'SIC and lNSTfUIOTOKS for Piano. Guitar, Violin, Flute, Acr.ordeon, Ac. A Uk, a large and tine assortment 4.f VIOLIN, CFlTAIt, VlOLINCELLO, and HIAXO STK1NUS, and everything usually kopt either in Book or Musir stores. mar'O 1IF.ALV & WAKItKN. GtTHJtV'JBU OH NTeH.E.y. JtJIttK J roau colored Horae, about six years old, on I'riday night, the lttth innt., from the Grocery Store of T. Keduionl, No. 1 "2 Posey Block, Main street, Kvaiisville, Ind. The horse is lightly made, and has a very tender mouth., llad a leather halter on when lie left. Any jiorson (rivinii information whore be may be found, or bringing him to me, will be lilierallv rewarded. niarl'J T. nF.TiJlOXD. 3FL -7- 3Le liHViii'' removed from his old roonn. Main ::tret, upt.oMte th Court Uoum, U the corner tf Main and S etiid kt., over Thompdoi,' I)rm; Ure, and having inereased hit faeilitivt fur doiu all kind of IVntnl work, he it imw prepared to supply the demand. He i ntill mki thoe beautiful Cold platea with Com teeth, whieh r preferred by so many, and whieti, for strength and pnrity, cannot ho suraf-ttd. An, the new sty les f w k, the Continuous Cum, whieh is very beautiful; the mlert wliirh ih f-uperior to vulcanite ; aloo, eheoplaHt'f. and Hih'er platen. He has Iteen ntinf P.r years,, the electric proven for extntethiG; teeth without iut.it!. and iu tlie maioritr of pn-nii with entire I -Hft iw hnndri-dtt-f! ierwni wtH testify Parents j nuy iusure henlUi ud In-tity to their children hy hvimi thoAe-tlWtreenlbtir irrejxuhii itie of the teerji correeted by the dentist. The most xtremely ir-r-ru!ar tePt h can be corrrtel. Tim prfces ot littiHtry have? Ieen in the last few roan no very rttHtinatde tliut ull may now en joy the- lenefitn of tl j . p. luli1c,"N?Jx I,,,isfIt ! f or. Main d Secoud ntH.j Lvu-i lie lu' i D,ar2.-r!in ! " " 1 ' -sFl'mi! NeW GOOils!. DM Hands! j fy4'JUPKPRtritU8SfJ'U BE JVO W ; VV receiving a hiro stock id iriiig and tnminer i Dry Goods, to wliirh tlioj cull the attention of the t public, anil which, with increased facilities for i buying cheap, they are pSHrstred it offer ar. Uiw prices ! for ca.th. . (-CilArKWt Ac HCS.SINc;. t; Sticcwors to S. Kmbich A Co., ! marD - . . Main street i Auction Sale. ; rjpilK l'J'f Mi B tit il JB I w ft. r, ' -M- seitut public auction on Thursday, March U'.lth, .loti'l. at his lvtlilejxxt in .Vrao.-fVille, the tolluwiiiL' proKrty : 4 good workiui: Mules, :i horses, 3 two-horse wiituis, 1 yoke of Oxen, 1 Water Iniy with lurrd, ttdoulde uk.ii ilarmss, 1 cart bariieM, frt.iu ten to lift!t.i thousaod tiKt of pine Lumbr, in Wbcrlb.imiws, 1 Mini Whed and tixtures, and ot lii-r brick jam tools too numerous to lunition. j TKKM.'i UK ALK: All sums of five 4hliars i j mid iimler, rush ; ii Bums above five dullai , t in!it j I iiKiuths' cnvlit will lie gi-en, purvhasei'H giving j I iiuln w tti approved security, waiving Valuation I I and appr;iisi:i!-nr laws. A. G. M'LLIVAN. j A. YorKij, -Auctioneer. mail7-dis j

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MISCELL ANEOl IS.

Babcock&Co, HARDWARE DEALERS, HAVE RKSIOVED TO COR. MAIN & AYATER STS., AND NOW OFFER FOB KALE A Large and well Assorted Stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, WHICH, FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY, IS UNSURPASSED! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE BUPPLiBl O.V THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, BABC OCK & CO., Cor. Main & Water sts.: Dissolution of Co-Partnership. Turn co-pj utj jut ship m: uk. tot'nre existinx between Sum'l Emliiuh and B n Kchapker, under the Myle and firm of S. EmIdcli A On., was disHolved on the ifth of Feb. by the death of Sam'l Kiabich. K. 11 I am ery thankful to my friend, cmtomers, and the pul lic generally fur their liberal patronage extended to uio during my connection with S. Kuil.icu. HEN. SOUAPKKR. CO-PARTSERSHIP NOTICE. .Bj BUSSING having associated tbemnelvea to. gether, will continue the liry Goods busineu of the late firm of 8. Kmbich Co.. at the same dace (No. 4'J Main street), under the tyle and firm of SCHAl'KKU h UC88INO. Itr.N. Si'hapker, of the late tirm of 3 Kmbich k. C. John W. iti'8isu, formerly with S. Kmbich Jt Co. nisr2) WW We are Hetliuic Watches Jewelry, tc, at extraordinary low iric-s, )ireiratory to laying i:i anewst.xk. BITTKOLFF UKOS., marlti 48 Maiu street. gf.vT; JjV icTsvjt At a WW to attend a Grocery and drive an expres waon. Must know how to write a fair hand, and come well recommended. Apply at No. 132, Poney lllock, Main street. uirl6-tf 3T OJY8 JJf TKJVT MKltJUST the thiuK for cattle just received and constantly for sale at J. P. ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. 55000 10O) lbs llama, 600 lbs Lard a prime aiticle for sale cheap at marl4 KLLIOTT'S FAMILY GROERY. gffJKO. POST HI it CO., W Coruer Locust st. and Canal, haru ou band a full supply ot Muss Pork in bbls. and balf bbl., Mess oid i nary do Rump Pork, Bulk and Bacon Sides, Hams, Shoulders, Lard in kejrs J- bbls. Wliii h they offer ou favorable terms iu lots to suit purchasers. lnarl4 TO-VH OM PJSJML HTJUVUjriJST received ht steamers Sam Kirkman and Ida May foi nil cocking and laundry purposes, gnaran teed eiukl to any made. For sale to the trade in lots to suit purchasers, by S. K. GI LBEUT CO., mar!4 No. 4 Sycamore st. fit II J U Lit' tn-ll ft.T PI P T BBM.&. fresh for sala by uarl4 8. K. GILBERT A CO. tP K I tJ TS ami HUSH. Pit I. IIP 2 Canada Uuts. just received, and for sale by CUAS. McJolINSTON. marl 4 Posey's Block, Maiu st. LEATHER BELTING. 9jf 4'emented and Riveted Leather Beltin also Lace Leather, Rivets ami Burs, Rivet Sets arid Headers, Punchers and Cutting l'lyers. A full stork always on hand at lowest factory prices. CHARLES BABCOCK, mar9 . 8, Maiu street. lU.K"Mj(Ul. PX.TBJ jmwh CJ 2Va Gunny Bags ; also, large 4 bushel Bas suitable for snipping corn Iu ear or bran, tor sale by murll GBO. FOSTER A CO. Ner Dry Goods Establisliment. rmVMMS UJSUI2RE J) , TJi 01 -A thn firm of liMir liroa. Sc. Co., begs leavo to inform It in frionda ami citizeua of Evnimvili' noii vk-iuity, that he ha juit returned from the Hjt wrth, and in now otwuiii at tbo capacious store room, on First ntr.t, oun door south of lrloii Uros , a lend id stock of Slapln and Faucy lry UtMMir, conoifTin of ovurytliin from the lowest pr ice Muslin to I he nmt tilk and Dress UochU tlie iiuiiket urtordr. Having been long acquaiuiett with th bntfineSM, the undersigned in aware that the cavil syutem is the only system which will snocetMl, and therefore only lla fur cash. Fiice will i e in accordance. Therefore, all in need of Dry Uoodn will call at tho new p tore on First street, wher you will get the worth of your money. . j Kt(iectfuUy .1. 1KKT. m;ir8 Saloon. 1 he underMirned has retitteti and renovated the BATH HUK ASD BAUD Kit SIIUH UNJK MABBLK HALL, in fine styhs and is irui.rtd to Shave, huiupoon. Dress linir, or to furuinh Hot or t old Hnths a all hours. This is the only Bath House in the city, audi Hin determined to sti enuiuct it aud the Barber iiiop atrached tlutt it will become the heudiuartt-rs of all gentlemen wishiuj to be trimmed un in thu )iHiht of tlie st-yk. ti ve me a caJt aud try uiy skill. Terms reftsou ahlo. mar3-dtfj ItiUAUL li. OLENK.

MISCELLANEOUS.

CIIAS. SJ. NItHAl'8. LB 18 BICKMAS. FIRM OF SIEHAIS fc- BECKMAN. : " NEW-STOVE AND TIN STORE. Trn tl I. K LP. JJ-n B K TOT I L " wr dealers and Manufacturers of Tin, Cipper, aud Hhoet Iron Wares. No. 8, Water street, between Maiu and Locust, Kvsnsvilh;, Ind. .1 The undersigned have constantly on hand full assortment of Stoves of every variety and pattern, at the lowest prices, and hear leave t inlorni tbir friends aud the public generally, that they have the best and neatest assortment of Tin Ware ever offered, and have constantly on baud a full assortment of Druggist Cans, 4c, c. Those persona wishing work in their line are respectfully requested to give them a call before purchasing elsewhere, as by prompt attention to ttuir business and a thorough knowledge of their trade, they hope to give general satisfaction. mehau3 beckman. copper. aneTjtob work. Steamboat, Distillery, and Brewery Work; Stoam Pipes, Sods, Fountains, Pumps, and general Coppersinithiu g and Sheet Iron Work! made and repaired, Metal Uoofing, Guttering, Ac. Work warranted to give perfect satitfaetum, at the lawatpriceM. marT-4md I860 BM BMJVti TBJtitMi. Just received and now opening, an ele gant stock of goods suitable for the Spring Trade : "' to cases fancy prints; 10 " deuims; 15 bleached muslins; . " lawns; 'J " ehallies; ' 10 ' cottonades; ' 4 " apron checks; 10 Bales shirting stripes; SO " sheeting; And a great 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 Svansvitle. Come and examine for yourselves at mart J. H. M AGHKE k CO.'S, First St. W JUJH O f.sT Ij.TBMi J.1MTH Jet H Store of Thomas Kertb has been removed from No. 7 (Fleming's old stand), to 75 Main St., opposite Washington Hotel, where he keeps a lull supply of LEATHER AND FINDINGS. He keeps on band every variety end sells cheap for cash. Philip Duksneb, Fleming' old salesman. Is with me, and will be on hand to wait on our old friends and all the new customers who may call ou ns. He will do justice to all. nmr-2-lmd THOMAS KEB.TH. mM0 H P H JL i J tl JvaiJLB. ww 190 kegs assorted sizes, just received and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, marl Posey's Block, Main street. rwi m Mj m t JlL In great variety, New Drug Store of feb5T7 Jt Jt T M V Is Mi 8 at the lowest price, at the K. 8. THOMPSON. JTV8T BMS CJBM VMiJi t SMJLMiJ'MMU 9Mr stock of fresk and pure garden seeds, of ewry variety, at V. SHARPE A CO.'S " REMOVAL. VI. M. OtTSCAM. I. A. COOKI. w n,.n. ja. uvjYCJMjy v-mibv hpw V spectfully informs the public that he has removed from his old stand on Water street, to the building formerly occupied by Archer A Slackey, No. 5, Main street, and has made a change in his firm, the style of which will hereafter be Duncan & 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 house, and to merit a large accession of new customers, we remain . Teurs, respectfully, feb24 lm DUNCAN A COOKK. BOTANICAL WYSiCIAN. DR. WM. COURTNEY, OtHe rot. JBmtm mnm MHrst trif, ' EVANSVILLE, IND. f B. V. HJS P Mi BJHJMJVMlDfT Mi -M.OBJPc&ted in this city and can be found at his office at all hours (both day and night), except when professional ly engaged. ftijr" Kspsrial attention given to all chronic diseases. Cancers cured, (warranted). feb23 3ntd The Economist Si rruiis 8TOVM Hjm tjucmmv tmms JL first premiums at every Fair where jt has been exhibited. At the South-Western Indiana District Fair, held here October, 185U, there were but two premiums offered fur cooking stoves one for the best wood covking stove, and one for the best coal cooking stove. The Economist took the FIRST PKKM1UM FOR THE BEST . COKING STOVE FOK WOOD. Roelker, Klusman tt Co took the first premium for their cooking stove for coal. No other premiums were offered. The large silver medal was awarded to the Economist at the New York State Fair ; aud the first premium at the United States Fair beta at Chicago, and twelve other State and Comity fairs In 18ot. In no branch of mechanical art has there been a more apparent advance than in toe man ufacture oi stoves. II is oat a tew years since the very name was a novelty, representing a huge, ahapulwa structure, almost as devoid, of use as oruauieiit, These have gradually given place to patterns of grace aud-ntility ; until the varieties our markets now present have almost exhausted tlie vocabulary of names : and the different idiai the metal is made to assume, would astonish oid Vulcan himself. In style and finish, the improve went has been real, leaving nothing to be desired ou that point, but the severe competition in price, to which they have been subjected, has deortved them of many of the more substantial qualities desirable. This seems more especially to have been the case in reference to cook stoves an article of domestic economy that has more to do with scolding wives aud crotcheiy servants than most people im agine, rne puuuc save long socght aa Improvement in this article, and we believe are ready to pay auy reasonable price for a cooking stove, if it only possesses the merits of size, weight, convenience. auraoiuty, economy, and period ion or manufacture. These qualities seem to be possessed most fully in the Kcon -mist a new stove, perfected and brought out the past season, by Messrs. Treadwell, Perry A Norton, of Albany.- We heard so much of this stove, and it looked so much like a stove intended for e, that we concluded to try them, and the result of the experiment convinces us that the proprioters, iu their determination to make the test Mom iu the teorla, nave succeeded. We regard the Economist as possessing all the merits above enumerated as the great stove of the day far in ad vance of anvthing ever attempted iu the line of stoves, perfect iu all its appointments, and true to its name iu durability aud the use of fuel. Among the many conveniences attached to it, may be mentioned a largo oven, with hooks arranged, for snspeuding meats while roasting. A eupper wafer tank, holding from l'i to 2o gallons warming closet, broiling hearth, rc.r &c. The broiling hearth is one of the most noticeable feat u re of this remarkable stove. There never has been, to our knowledge, any broiling fixture that wag really satisfactory in its operation. The proprietors of this stove have been conducting a series of experiments upon broiling, eliciting suuie valuable facts, aud reuniting in the iuveutiou of a gridiron adapted to ttiis stove, which has been secured by letters patent, and is one of the moot admirable things of the kind we ever saw broiling without smoke, and keeping the coals in aconstaut glow. We are alwi.ys glad to do justice to mechanical imr rovemeuts, and especially snch ss contribute so largely to the general good, as the one above men tionod. . . :., r The Kcouomist, whic h is com mandiMg such a large sale, will be found ottlf at SOANTLIN A STEPUKNS'S, Main St., between Water and First, Kvan.ville, luu. niarit SPRING TRADE. Jolin TT. Uotors, Wholesale Manufacturer ot Gentlemen's, Ladies', ili.ises', aud Children's . ., BOOTS. S1I0ES, AND Uri'ERS, Carlisle Buildings, No. 53 West Fourth street, . Cincinnati, ,. . wj'yirns THM2 jttjbjytmojy op -M dealt rs to the luct that he is now manufacturing, and keeps constantly on hand a large stock of ths newest and choicest styles of goods adapted to the requirements of popular trade ; the inducements he otters are GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICKS. Having ku ei gaged in manufacturing first class gouds for' over twenty years, he now claims to have facilities for manufacturing first class goods as clienp, if uot cheaper, than Eastern manufactures ' flv feels coundent of his ability to efler extra inducement to close buyers. His motto is a fair field aud no favors. Call aud examine his goods, and yon will be sure to buy. ' !. Orders promptly attended to. ' ' febli-Smd

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JVIISCELLANEOTJS. k s3"ta,1; emeiit j t- i t, OE THE COKDITIOX OF THE s 4 Home Insurance Company, OF NEW YORK, ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. r 1W. M ADE TO THE AUDITOR OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, PURSUANT ' TO THE STATUTE OF THAT ST VTK. "NAME AND LOCATION : rjiMiP. js'jmjuh op nits c-o.tr pjtj"i JL is the Home Insi banck Cokpaxt, Incorporated iu 1S.V1, and located in the city of New York. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. j'.ie capital of said Company actually paid up in cash is ." Sl,000,u i) 00 The surplus on tho lt biy -!' Jutiuary, loot , 413.S15 So

Total amount of capital mid surplus ifl,41j,S15 80 ASSLl. Amount of cash iu Continental Bank, N. Y Si!i,77 54 Amount of cash in bauds of Agents, and in course of transmission (balance) 2v"i6." 51 Amount ot unincumbered real estate, No. 4 Wall Street.... C7,(0;i 00 Amount of Uuited States treasury notes, market value 102,241 2(1 Amount Missouri St&to b'ds, 6 percent., market value... lG,22t 00 Amount of North Carolina . bonds, (i per cent., market value ... 9,630 oo Amount of Tennessee bonds, 6 per cent., market value.. 9,000 oo Amount of Brooklyn City water bonds, C per cent., market value 10,250 00 Amount of bankstocks, market value 83,525 00 Amount of loans on bonds -aud mortgages, being first lien of record on unincu3hered real estate, worth at least $1,CU5,3I0, and on which there Is less than one year's interest due and owing rate of interest 7 per ceut..... 8ilo,Go2 t:t Amount of loans on stock and bonds, payable on de- -niand, the market value of securities pledged, 8251,- . 69 186,090 OO i Amount due fr.im premiums on policies issned at office.. 1,807 7 Amount of bi;ls receivable for premiums on iuhmd navigation riks, &c. ...... 11,004 41 interest actually due and paid i 24,923 HO -8 1,438,309 28 LIABILITIES. Amount of losses adjusted, . and due and unpaid None. Amount of looses incurred aud in process of adjust- ' ment 17,658 31 Amount of losses reported ou which no action has been taken 15,422 12 Amount of claims for losses : resisted bv the Company.. 9,500 00 Amount of dividends declar- . ed, and due and unpaid. None. Amount of dividends, cither cash or scrip, declared but not yet due... None. Amount of money borrowed. None. Amount of nil other existing clams against the Co.. None. Total amount of losses, chiiirj, and liabilities ' $42,580 43 The greatest amount insured on any one risk is S30,00(, but will not, as a gjnernl rule, exceed 310,000. The Compnny has bo general rule as to t'no amount allowed to bo insured in iiuy city, town, village, or block,, being governed ia this matter, in each case, b y the general character of buildingo, width of streets, facilitias fur putting ont tires, i . No jiart of its capital or earnings is deposited in uny other State as security therein. An attested copy of the Charter or Act of incorporation accompanies tlii statement. STATE ' NEW YORK, . ss City and County of New York, i" ' Charles J. Martin, President, and J. M'ltou Smith, Secretary of the Home Insurance- Company, being severally sworn, depose and say, snd racb lor himself says, that the foregoing is a true, full and correct statement of the aflairs of the said Coi poration, and that they are the above described oiticers thereof. (Signed) CHARLES J. MARTIN, Trcs't. (Signed) J. WILTON saUl'Il.-tSe.-'y. '' Svbscribed and sworn before me, this 17ch day of r.... 1 January, A. D. 18U0. Witness my baud SEAt.J anJ ofljcial seal. (Signed) I5ENJAMIN HAN KIN, Commissioner for Indiana, iu New York , loi litoudway, N. Y. Allen C. Hal lock is the duly authorized agent for this city, as per certificate of authority filed iu the County Clerk's.otlice. This Company insures against lo-ss r cl.un:ii'u by fire to buildings, merchandise, hctisebold furni ture, anu personal proerty gcueralif. . Also, against the perils of inlaud navigation, at fair rates of premium. ALLEN CHALLOCK, Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main St., Evansville. fel3 tap28. .. STEWART'S STOVE. cm r.M'a's ojv mujvo, jm ljirop WM. lot of these truly and justly celebrated, newly and greatly improved summer and winter Cooking Stoves, of tlie unrivaled Stewart's Patent, and at the only agency in this city. Thos. Scantlin's, 2Vb. 29 Main street, between First and Second. The fiist 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 imKrtant scientific principles as this of Stewart's. It broils, boils, bakes and roasts at tlie same moment, withont one dish impart ing itamr to another, or producing that saa'eness of taste in meats and gravies, which, to the delicate and fastidious of taste, makes so insuperable Alt objection to every other cooking stove now in nse. With one-fourth of the feel employed in the best of stoves now iu . use. this most perfect and complete coeking apparatus perforins, simultaneously and more perfectly than has ever before been accomplished, everything required in the best .provided families, so far as ' eookitig ift concerned. When, too, it is borne in mfnd that the most delicate females cm visit the kitchen when the tStewnrt Stove hi fully employed, ' and the fire is at its height, without the smallest j unpleasantness from the change of temperature, so little is the beat from it diffused externally, ati inducement is presented for its universal employment never lieretutore presented in any other stove. That, indeed, is one of its principal attractions, as well as its greatest wonder, how h at is so economised and diffused within the stove itself, aud so little perceptibly escapes into cue kitchen, a place where,. with auy of the stoves now in use, other than Stewart's, it is scarcely possible for any one. in warm weatbar more particularly, to breathe with . comfort. - j i'or 20 years Mr. Stewart- has been employed iu , perfecting this stove, aud since last February, he-j baa obtained three new patents for improvements, which, in his opimen, and the-opinion of all who 1 have examined it, made it ierfect. .Within four t years twenty tvt)s(ina of tnem nave fieen sold, under a full guarantee, and not one Jias leen returned. These mnarknbie results have emboldened a host j of stove manufacturers to iinitato tho Stirw.irt Stove, j bnt, sirve in exterior appearance, which the old . patents (having expired) enabb s them to give, they I no more resenioroBiewan s man cnalK uoesctieese. These imitations are known by various names, but j they are nil deficient in Tarionn particulars. nch as the air-tight boxes, by which full control is kept t over the fire, and of tfie heat, by a draft damper, ingeniously contrived, which also admits a con- i stunt current of cold air on tbi outside of tho fr.e 't box, which again becomes heated air, and, passing" into the oven, is made available for cooking rur- ' poses. j The agent and subscriber i receiving tlie best Imitation of the Stewart Stovt-, called " I'ride ot the West," which he will be hniiny to dispose of at two-thirds of the price of the geuuine Stewart's.. It is possible, of course, to cook with it, bnt it ' bears no resemblance to Stew.irt's. . i. Thft Stewart " is sold by the g-nt, nndor a full. guarantee toperiorm as recommended, find if, within three months from pi:rcuaiiig, any fault is found with them, he will take them back and refund the money. House keeiors will near m mind, then. that the genuine Atewart Stove, liought at the only agent's here,.will, with halt the' labor and onefourth the fuel, do more and bettor cooking than' any other stove ever constructed. THOS. SCANTLIN, No. 29 Main street, Sole agent for the sale of the Slevvart Stove iu Southern ludiana aud Kentucky.

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Tf OTS 233 a JVO 3 a 4, ItOJVJTMOJV jLJ Enlargement, ou ha B-isin of the Caual, upon which is a new and the 1 Cunal Wharf in Evaaavillo, for sale or lese. l to . ,. U. V.'ALCKir. dec24-dAw"in Land AgcM. -fl "g 1-3 PEP.T OJm POUUTH ST., Ja -K.SBW extending to tlie Canal, with lmrf o:i I the basin of the Canal of seventr-tivu fret, lading the most desirable location for tiianu!a;tiriii pitr- ! poses in Evausvilie, for "sle or lease Applv to WILLIAM II WALKElt, dec24 -- Ileal Ksl.tie Agrut. OB Ktl.P O.V ' P.i S TMiB.W 8. 50 Lots in Lamasco, west f Piireon Creek. Lots in Lamnsco, cat of t'igeoii (,i.-ck. Lots in the Eastern Knl't of Evansville. Lots in the Southern do do Lots in Bray's do d' ' Lots in the 4th ' do d' Lots in the iKjmitiun do do Apply to thu imdersigued t iffioa in Wheeler's biiililing, Third street, opposite the Court House. WILLIAM H. W ALKKU, ' dec24 ' - Real Estate Agent. LAND FOK SALE. - - ICO aores the a w qr sec- 7. town 2, range 8 west. 100 UK) 191 1115 Hit) 10O 10 ltiO 100 100 do n e qr see ZK. town 2, range 8 west, do s w qr sec 22, town 2, range 9 west, do s e qr sec 31, town 2, range 9 west, do n pt n e qr, sec 2fi, town 2, ranxe 10 west. do u w qr sec 14, town 3, range 10 west. do a w qr sec 23, town 3, range 10 west, do u e qr sec 20, town 3, range 10 ih ' n e qr sec 24, town 3, range 7 do a e qr sec 24, town 3, range 7 " du aw or sed i4. town 3. ramie 7 The f regoing tracts will be sold on liberal terms. Titles are erfivt. Knquire at the REAL ESTATK AUKNCY, On Third street, let. M iin and Sycamore, iu Wheeler's ltuilding. WM. H. WALKER. : Real l-j-tate Ag't. 320 V B Mi 8 OP LjtJVit JVMltBB Kvausville, for sale by WILLIAM II. WALKER, --s-- Real Kstate Aent, Third street, opp. the Court House. tleo24 w erty for sate. Kuiir lot on Fuurth tn et, tpiNrsite the market, riat tutted by Nun. U, 4, nm. t, Mniket Place. All iiur three Ktt:ry, not;l r:n-U bricks, built fWr ntrer. tuitadlti itr any Kind uf jiisiiteHS, and wiiU gtKnl liuUltetl iwrllinrf iiccouimodatioitd. For terras of s-ilo. pTy to Alien 4 Hiillork, Ht-al Kstate aud Geitenil InHnnintM' Atfciit, Mitrl!1 Hall Itiiil'liu, Main rStieet. Kvan.Hvilit, Ind. feblH-lin MT&1880LITIOJV OP PJBTJVM2RJaLP Mill. The partnershiti of J . S. Jaqness d; (Jo. is tins uuy dissolved ny mutual concent by tlt withdrawal of Hiram R. Read. All business of said lirni will be settled by the remaining partners, Jonathan S Jaqness and Henry C. Gwathuiey, who will continue the business under- the s:ime style as heretofore. JONATHAN S. JAQtJKSS", " ill RAM K. KE.L, HENRY C. GWATHM1CY. Evansville, Feb. 8, 1S00. mur2-3w j - OK THB CORUITION OFTHR ! Hartford Fire Insurance Co., MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF THE STATE OF j INDIANA, JANUARY 1, 1800. I 1st. The name of this Company is the Hartford ' Fire Insurance Company, and is located at Hart- ! ford, Connecticut. . CAPITAL. 2d. Tho amount of Capital Stock is SKIO.OOO 0(1 3d. The amount of Capital. Stock nid j up Cno.OOft t!0 ASSETS. 4th. Cash on band and in D'fc.S.i8,338 11 Cash iu hands id' agents, or in I. course of transmission. ...... .02,1598 !D j Cash loaned on ciiii .;....:(0,00) iHI-t '1:11,029 00 Dills receivable, secured by personal I and collateral seenrity 70,22:1 5li j I lteal state unincumbered, building i anl lot 19 Pearl stn-et, Hartford l.",0fi ti ' stock and Bonks as follows, viz: ak val. m kt va l. ' .Ml shares Hertford B'k stock S.'.l.lmi JiiS.'.is.", 4(ii shares Phoenix li'k stock 40,1 (Wl K7,2i ; jfiKI shares Exchange Hank stock..' 10,0"0 '10,JiJ loU shares Rank of Hartford Co. bank stock 7,"no 7,:J-Stf 2HI shares Charter Oak M'k stuck. 20,not 'iO,8iiu 220 shares Farmers' de M.echauics' bank stock 22,U) 25,520 150 shares Mercantile B'k Stock.. 15.0(10 ' 15,(h;ii lo2 shares Merchants' i Alanulacturers' Rank stock 13,200 aio shares Etna li'k bum k al,,sl 34.O20 184 shares City Rank stoi-k IS, Sou 21,015 20" shares American Exchange Bank stock, N. Y 20.0U0 20,0u0 200 shares Bank of Commerce b'k stock, N. Y 20,000 19.SIHJ UOO stiares Imitorters' ac Traders' . . Bank stock, N. Y 30,000 .'I'J.l.ilHI .TOO sbarus Bank of America bank stock, N. Y 30,000 3U.150 210 shares Manhattan Co. Rank stock- 10,(KI0 H,;7) 200 shares Merchants' Bk s'k, N.Y. 15,1)00 15,82d 2im shares Cuion B'k stock, N. Y. lii.iwo lu,0) 20o shares Uceau B'k stock, N. Y. 10,000 9,200 lo-l -hares Bank of N America Bk stock, N Y Itl.OtiO 10,700 300 shares Metropolitan b'k stock, N Y a0,00O 33,000 100 shares Dlackstone b'k stock, Boston l'l.OHj ln,50 10 shares Bank if Commerce st'k, Boston llt,OM 100 shares Grauitu bk stock, lionton lu,lsi 10 shares Siitiolk B'k stock, Boston l.uoti lUvl shares Hide aud Leather li'k, Boston lll,()0 1"0 shares Webster b'k stock, Bostoi 1(),IKJ 100 shares National li'k stock, Boston Kl.tKJO 100 rhnres Atlantic li'k stock, Boston 10,000 100 sliares Safety Fuud B'k stock Boston.. 10,000 100 shares Boylstou Bank slock 111,000 111,550 1,21,5 lll,5,H 1O.750 10,400 10,1100 lo,:k)0 11,900 Boston .. 10,000 100 shares Rever, Bank stock, Boston 10,000 200 shares B'k of the State of Ai is- . souri stock 20,000 200 shares Merchants' Ji'k stock St. Louis.... WI.IHiO 120 shares Connecticut Kiver Company stock 12,000 20 shares Connecticut River R. R. Company : .. 2,000 100 shares Hartford Si N Haven K R Co stock..... 10,000 20 Tennessee State Bonds, t jier -cents, payable 1392 20,000 2 Ohio State Bonds, 6 per cents, payable 1800 10,000 20 Micbigau State Bds, ti $4 cents, payaole 18tl 20,0(KI 10 Missouri State Stock, 6 pur ceut, payable 10,000 2j Hartford City bonds, li per cts, payable 1870 35,1.110 20 shares) State Bank Wisconsin stock, Milwaukee 2,'W 10,Ii)0 20,200 20,100 3,000 1,300 12,4.50 18,100 i 10,125 j 211,000 1,400 a.. . , joo 2,140 fdaO.WMI 7-20,4.57 ........:.1f9:j.,.709 69 Tolal assets... LIABILITIES. Sth. No liabilities to bauks, or ethers, due .r not "due. Cth. No losses adjusted and due.. . 7th. Losses eitlier unadj listed i c .- -?th. or adjusted and not due, fW'0 8w 9th. JjOsst-s iu suspense wait- .. . . in further proof," in-1 . - eluded in, last answer. abovy . , 10th. All other claims against ' ' tae company, (dividends . .. unpaid)..... 1,920 Total amount of liabilities $ihV:io t 5 11th. 'i'his rule of the 'coiupnuy is not to exceed SlO.ooain any -ue risk, subject to ht by i a single lire. ) 12th. The amount insured in a city or viliage dej . peuds upou its aizu generally all the dosira- i : ble risks to be had, subject to the last rule - - - above named. - I 13th. The amount insnred in any i ne block of : .bmldings, ileieus upon its size and ii its size and con- : e rule above refjr- .' structiou, sttuicct to tti ' rod to. 11th.: A certified copy of the Aot voi wi jnixirporafwu , accompanies this statement. TIMO I U V C. ALL1N, Sec'v. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, I Hartford bounty, J S. " ' ' '' " ' Jasuaev r.th, lN'm. : - Personally appearod T. C. Allyn, Secretary of the Hiirtl'ord Fire Insurance Company, aud made oath that the foregoing statement, by him subscribed, is a true, full and correct t.tenient of the alt.iirs of said Company, and exhibits, so far as can l ascsrtained at this date, its actual condition ou 1 lie 1st day of Jauuary, 1800. Before me, GEO. S. OILMAN, Justice of the Peace. Allen C. Hillock is the duly authoriiccd Agent for this city, by certificate of authority from tne : Auditor of State, .tiled iu the County Ctork's office. Applications for insurance on merchaml isc, store houses, dwellings and contents, will be attended to, and policies issued at reasonable raueALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent, Slarblo Hall Building, No. 9 Main street. EvansI vilie, Ind. jan23tap2S

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GUARD AGAINST FIRE BIT CHOICE INSURANCE WITH Til ft V Incoriiotaicd 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, AUSOLL'TE AND UNISIPAIRED. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the prestige of 40 years success and experience. UPWARDS OB $14,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the jEtna Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The Talue of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following LOSSES PAID 3TTHEETNA IIDBINO TH PAST FIVK YKARS: In Ohio Sl-!l,o-i.8:t Iu Wisconsin, 10ii,!i5.i.O7 In Kentucky, 204,939.40 Miiiouri 3H4,618.04 Iowa A llinn. Vil.35 9.40 i'l-nn'n Va.. :n,50.r) 82 In Michigan, $b8,tm W In Indiana,... 14ti.W W In Illinois... 44.,rcC.i Tennessee 97.M9.2l Kansas & Neb 19,945.77 Ark. A Oa.... 23,945.09 Mississippi and A !nbania,...S52,4l2.18. Fire and Inland Navigation . Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and fair profit. TpecUiX oltntliint giren to Iusuruiur of DWELLINGS and llrnlentt, Jnr term of 1 to 5 peart. 1 he solid service long und successfully tried, and the many advantages tho yEtua Insurance Company M.M-sses in its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to insure and understanding their best interests. During "strin'mt times " the necessity for reliableInsurance becomes :iu Imperative duty- -the ability of proj-rty owners to sustain loss taing then much Icssot cd. A);t'!ici,-s in nil the principal cities mid towns throughout the State. Policies issued w ithout delay, by at y of the duly authorized Agents of the Com! any. jitHi.-'ii:o attended to with despatch and fidelity. A. C, IIAL1 fCK A SOS, Ajrents, niai H Marble Building, Maiu Bt. jn o ujv'b r o ojn ts. b, m oxTci ooii ItV quality, forsa'.ecienp.S.E.GILUKRTACO., iuarl4 - No. 4 Sycamore st. 7Si8T R KfP.tt'Mili.Jt SVPtiBlOB 9P article of Black TVa In Finn 11 caddies, erpressIv for f miilv use, at No. 87 Main stieet, 0iposita tho Court House. JAS. L. SPALIMNU. ni'irlo ' sv wjifiT 'poT.tTOMisa iJrirsii'. Rece Ting nt T. RKD.TOND'S. K1 11 HI :8ti li K Ml P Mi R8.VJU J It ran Con-ices, ( henp,) fancy Curttin Bands and Pin. Firsale very low bv inarlii CHARLES S. YELLS. Tmtta.V!tiiiitlivTr JsLaV did country Bran j ust received ami for sale at J. P. ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. WUKKLELi & WILSDN'a SEWINC MACHINE, No. 5 First Street, between Main aud Luit. SW,tH OPPKB TO TUP PIL1C WW VN heuler d' Wilson's Improved Sows; Machine at lislucod prices, with increased codsnce in its merits as tho best and most ruliabbmily sewing iiiacliini! now iu use. It sews equr well on the thickest or tbincst fabrics; makestlock stitch imitossiblo to unravel, with the entiai advantage of being aliko on both sides, fonig no ridgo or ciuiiu on flic under side ; is simplt construction, more tpeedy in movcuient, hi more . durable than any other machine. Wo givll instructions to enable tlie purchaser to sow inary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, b, aiid tuck, all t;n tho same machine, and warred for throe yrs. We also keep on ci instantly baud a full asment of Siltrr's l:iacliilie. Circulars coutailiing testimonials of tibove machines, from ryons of tho highest lding East intl V-t, giving prices, Ac, will lie fshed grti, oji i-j.pi:cition iu jrson or bv letb h !.lv F. M. SELIN. 7 WHS. tV.V AO!-, JJV PX 111&fti cured JVursp und female l'lijsii luneuts . ft) tlie uttenti.in of mothers, her SDUTU1NO 6YRUP, i for CliiUlre 'JWihitiy, wbch greatly facile tho" : process of Teetlitng, by sof't;ning the gureduciug all iutl iuiiuatiou will allay all and j spasmodic actiou, and is SURE TO RE(TE THE BOWELS. 1'epeiid upon it, motho will gtve rest to yourself, and RELIEF A.VD HEALTH TO YO0R I.NF, We huve put up and sold this articlsjvpr ten 3'eai's, and can say, in confidence aruth of it, what we have nev "or been able to i any other medicine never Alias it failed, imgle instance, to effect a cure Swbeu timely usSever did we know nil iu stance of dissatiou by any one who Hcd it. villi the contrar are delighted with its cpera- aitions, and spen rma of highest comnieiida tion of its nf effects and medical virtues. jJWe speak in titter wliat vu do know," ill gter ten years' exice, end pledge -onr reputafjlion for tlie fust of what we here declare. Iu almost eversnco where the inf tut is suf- .t'cring from pai exhaustion, relief will be'fcfouud in 15orvutes after tlie Syrup is a ltnin asisterod. This valuablo proji.-ira Stlon is the pit ion of one of the niot expe rienced and if ul Nurses iu New England, Sand, has been ith iw-or failing Miccess in ISjrhousandsof c It not only relieves ptbe child from but invigorates the. stoMach ind bowels,coicidity, uud gives tone and Juergy to thesya-ti-in. It will almost, in staiitly rcliettiiig iu the Bowels und Wim? Colic, and ov ou- : .wj.ioiis, mint ii ii noi .-.poeniiy reuieuu - Ju ji-!t Wc H,liovo H JtilB bKljt aijd mm eily in he world, iu all '"cases of Dysaud liiuribea in rliiidren, 'salnther it aroni teething or from any' other cans., jnld I say to every mother who I has a childs i ng front any one of tbo foregoing comriaii not j let your prejudices, nor the prej udies lers, ' staiid between your suffering child fid .diet' ( that will brt sure vrs, nbstdutely ure-llow tiie ne of this liieilicino if timely u;d. - Full directions fiir usins; will ameach ' ludtk'- None genuine linieas thifact of Cl'RTIS & PERKINS, New Yorkyi onout- ; id,t wrnpjrtr. . Sold ly Druggists tiirouhoiit tlw-or'rin-j cipil etlice. No. 13 Cedar street, Ni Yot Price 25 rts. a bottle janly. ! iikbLER- WHITE, Agents, ans Iud. !ltj ttl.HS 11.1 11 fa t'P.,ftP'P,u I f and Dealer in Coach and Sacry ware, iuwu Buin'i, ur&r rt ULcr. . Ha com pley arraie n t uuer for a Uinipply of ixis in yjAV l JCvAc x'-l ci5 my 1 am euso otWTOVVs ferucem that crv failbe to tberestl engiiu tiiu'ness to me I nmriH in iHtrl; Hxin. iiirinirU c be t8t !; IfaiKi.i, fiLanirlud ami of min ithur clotlw, liniit;r1brcaiTiajrp, Wins, K of nil kimiri, saddle trtH, lliilialiio hi bitH. stirrup, feinir, harnpff, tine r lm- aU kml9, Jtnn Lind ii ttr Trow.-adjn lajBt Tftylor' paUuit hamen. flv net th) Ijorae b.aiikets, Loudun Girth Wtrner Girth and liein WoU, both cotton worsvODdoa Welt tSkinP, a miperior articlo'.v, rlrcha and brass lined nut.rt'ii,l ruper8tya fir horaa citvem, th- brtt qiuil cai Oolt, patent gig trtety, ic, Ac. I kH-j iu fact fveryt aat.:..i either firaiich jf tho lmsiinrii), audvrtjlK, ioth bruuclud tboronlily, ve w:iKn: invite your atttii'tiuii ln'trs Mir.'hr" isew I am hso atJiit tor VuxdVut KSa-IJfe

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