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foutnal EVANSVILLE. IND. TUESDAY MORNING.. ....MABCII 27 Opposition State Ticket. FOB GOVERNOR, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOR LIBUTENANT GOVERNOR, - OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRET ART Of STATB, ' "' WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of RAndolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, . JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOB OF STATE, . ALBERT LANGE, ot Vigo. FOB ATTORNEY GEMCBAb, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOa RKPORTKR OF SCPBKMB COCRT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOB CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOB SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Postofllce Statistics. Tbe New York Tribune of the 17th inst. has a list of postoffices in tho United States which yield ft net rcvenuo to tho government of more than a thousand dollars, or of which the compensation to the postmaster exceeds $1,000. From this we take the following. The first column is the salary of the postmaster, the second column the net revenue of the government. INDIANA. Eransville.... ...... Fort Wayne Indianapolis Lafayette Laporte Logansport Madison , New Albany ..; Richmond. . South Bend Terre Haute Petersburg. , Yincennes .$2,000... . 2,000... . 2,000... . 1,4G3... . 1,655... . 1,417... . 1,827.... . 2,000... . 1,356... . 1,118... . 2,000..., . 1,161... . 1,786... $4,077 2.446 3022 ..... 3,410 1,943 1,201 2,428 2,960 ..... 2,142 1,415 . .... 3,356 ..... H3 1,027 Tbe Whirligig or Time. When, six years ago, Douglas's Nebraska Bill to repeal the Missouri Compromise was pending ia Congress, "Governor Seward reminded the repealers that there was sutu a thing as re-enactment as well as repeal, as they in time would learn. The prediction was scouted, the idea that the proviso of Freedom would ever be restored was pronounced absurd. The Kansas Legislature have just passed a Bill over their Governor's Veto, which reads as follows : Section 1. That Slavery, or involuntary servitude, except for tbe punishment of crime, whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, is and shall be forever abolished in this Territory. Here it is, almost word for word, the repealed section of the Missouri Compromise, re-enacted 1 Six years have been wasted in the vain endeavor by fraud, by force, by Federal power, by usurpation, to thrust Slavery into Kansas in defiance, of a timehonored compact; lives and property havo been sacrificed ; public money squandered; angry political contests aionsed and all for what? Can the introducer of the Nebraska Bill, can the endorsers of it, can any living soul tell what they, or tbe South, or the Territory, or tbe Nation, have gained by that sttiicndous political folly? Albany Journal. fgyOneof ihe editors of the Chicago Fret Tribune, writing of Kellogg's speech, the object of which was to show that Horace Greeley and Douglas had conspired fur tbe purpose of returning the latter to the U. S. Senate, says : ' He sustained the allegations by the production of an overwhelming array of testimony, which can neither be refuted, gainBayed, nor explained away. The ppeech was a perfect extinguisher, upon Douglas' prospects at Charleston. It destroys the last thread of chance he ln-fore had. Judge Kellogg fully sustained his former charge and made good tbe pledge he gave, that he would produce an array of testimony that would place the matter beyond further controversy. Tbe Illinois Dougla.sites were awfully scared, as link after link iu the chain wn produced, proving the bargain and sale, and the condition made lietween Douglas, Greeley uiul others. Tbe speech has made a greater sensation than any yet delivered in the House. Hefore be had concluded bia remarks, the " National Democrats" lia1 suhscriled for a large edition of the speech for the use of the South and tbe Charleston Convention, rs it completely forecloses Douglas' claim, and leaves the course clear for Breckenridge, Hunter, or some Southern candidate. gSaJTThe Cincinnati Gazette give3 this happy description of Col. Henry S. Lane : Lane is beyond question the nio3t attractive stump speaker in the State; not particularly in jtolitical information, or close convincing logic, or originality of conception, but in the power to rouse an audience; to fill it with enthusiasm to entertain it with happy hits to fasten its attention by striking remarks on points that penetrate to the very core of the issues to be discussed to unite argument with humor, and supply the details of reasoning by forcible illustrations that flash light all over it, and enable it to be seen in full, instead of collected together part at a time and put together in the mind afterwards. .He has the peculiar magnetism of tho orator, the undetinable power that . sways a crowd without their knowing why And Uliitetl with these qualities 1 possesses j a character ot the most unspotted purity, I and a seuse of honor that recoils from a mean thing: as from a rotten carcass. A NoN-ISiTKRCOUKSE MAX CONVERTED. The Chattanooga Advertiser gives the following romantic conversion of an antiYankee Georgian : Not a thousand miles from here there lives a gentleman of the rfcal thunder and lightning, red tlag school of Klitical belief; a ''jam up" Southerner, aud deuth upon the Yankees. He was a widower, and had a daughter attending school, and on ascertaining that the teacher was one of the ; down East girls, took his daughter from school, resolved to have nothing to do with the dowtieaster wasn't going to have bis daughter taught by such personage. Shortly after he took his daughter from school he happens to be traveling on the same train with the Yankee school murua, is introduced, ii rather pleased, becomes interested, ia got and is a goner. The Yankee school teacher is now Mr. ." gjy The movement toward the early cloving ol lndianaolis retail dry goods stores, to give clerks recreation at night, is being ptwhed with vigor. SkiTl t is said that Charleston will soon have a Urge floating population, as a niimlH-r of the Democratic delegates intend t live on board ship during the Convention. They prefer ibip board to $7 a day board. ,

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;The Journal of Commerce estitoatos the coet of the New York Central Park to be about $ 17,000,000w A $fcgThe question of aboWi-hing tbe death penalty for capital offenses is being discussed in the New Vork State Assembly. - - tgy-Tbc act for the protection of the property rights of married women has passed loth branches of the New York legislature, "and only"wnit?thr-8fgmttTrrc -of the Governor to become a hw. ' ': :i '; We reckon no one Will doubt, now - that the Charlestonians i'charge S.7 per day. for bourd, that they know 14 how to keep it hotel." ' J The spring term of Oherlin College opens with a full attendance of students. The number registered down to March , is 748, against C82, at tbe same date last year. The Rush fob .Offics.- In the mail received at Washington on the 19th, were three letters addressed to Senator Bright, one of which announced the serious and probably fatal illness of U. S. Marshal Rolinson, and the other two making application for the place. Fact Lafayette Courier. We are assured by those who ought to know, that tho peaches are not entirely cut off. In favored localities there is a (air showing for half a crop. n' more exposed places the buds have all been killed. Uniontown (Ky.y 'Xews. A few weeks since many. of our farmers' were very much, disheartened at the prospect of the coming wheat crops, and some even contemplated to plough and break up their wheat fields and replant them' in corn; but, the weather has lately changed and with it has also changed the. wheat prospect, and our farmers now anticipate more than an average crop. Metropolis III-) Sentinel. The Hon. A. B. Meek, of Alabama, in taking bis leave of the Speakership of the Alabama Honse,- dwelt upon the beauties of the new railroad system inaugurated in that State, by which" hd said, " the mountain barriers of the North are to be overleaped by the fire-horse, and the sands of the South are to glitter in the light 'of his flashing eyes." ....... .The" Bribery Committee. The Speaker appointed the following members to consti" tute the Committee ordered by the resolution of Mr. Hoard of-New York, to inquire into the alleged charges of bribery on the part of the President of the United Slates, and other officials : Mr. Hoard of New York ; Mr. Case, of Indiana; Mr. Barnbam, ' of Connecticut; Mr. Dimmick, of Pennsylvania; and Mr. Bonham, of South Carolina. The latter gentleman was excused from service on the Committee. .

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. H0LLINGSW0RTH & BR0. WWJf'JB JirsT KKVJilVKI A 1 AUCR MM. and new importation of CROCKJCK Y-W A KK, ULASSWABE, CUI1SA. Ac, ou Firot Rtreet, Ktrannville. ; aeXk SURVEYOR'S NOTICE. M ternnteil in landH adfdnine the following teMTi'iIi'i tract, aru hereby: diMiikhI that on the 17th of April, the County Surveyor of Vanderbui'ith e. hi my ill rim the line and perpetuate Ofrin-ra of M aerei of tho north end of the went halt of Ihe north went quarter of aectioii , town o, aoiiih of Dilute 1 1 went ; and alao of la arret of the rionth elitt of K;lid '4laoreH. " umi-ia Upri; Ut'IlOLFH K I'll It. MJIHti I' 'OUT T i tfs tiltINO IJiTtbtlllC i KiltfcltV 41PMNK.S5Widhiutr to e-lHlili.sli a lirant h of our l.nninesrf In tlie interior for lllepqrpoe of .loiBif a' aliippiiij( piinliire biiMine, we !ier lor i..ile oil eu'-t I'-rni'. the Hl.wk ol iKt 'KIM KS mid SToltK'FI XXV KK liow owned ly ii at Su.'H Wafer Htrtet.' ' The htiHiiieH h;W leen esllth.inhed ahollt fir moiitlrH. Any nuui of io-liii:iry enterprihe ran do a uhm! p:i in rult t'nsiio'yrt frwni the day of pnr-t-haae. rH-k alyut VJ.uiii niu he ledtu-ed, if de 8irel, to Sl.'JXlif i 1.".in . For parliiitl-us u plv to Vlt'KEKY T1UOS., niai-1 X.. 2 Slain t , or S WaU-r t. Jim UII.. THK Ul.tt HKM.I.iHisMi TICKKUY 1SUJ8., inar'il 82 Main M nd 8 Water at. f ' V MS M. Mirated l'remitim i) I'aie Hl.ickili, the heat now in us, for (tale at No. 87 Main Htreet, opMM4ite. Court house. luarJl ' JAS. I,. SPAI.hlNtJ. .. 11VOHH. tm W Aiii)leton'a New American Kncvloneiiia.vol S: ltenlon'a llehatea iu Ooii;rvas, vol ii-Mttjuairol in Man led Lite; . Ftffdfalln on the Uoundariea of Another World new supply . , Ijiicv Croftoo. Ity nulhorollhij-sof my Life; Mir Jvohan'fi Ghost; The Mnrlde Faiin. Ilawitiortie's new book ; feir-IIelp. My gmtln ; ' . . A Life Stniettlo. Miss Pvinloe'tf op tioul; i-. The iOate of Sir John Franklin discovered ; , The Haunted Homestead. Uy Mm. South worth ; A lot of Snndav c-hoot Kooks, Ae. tnarjl At liOBKLL Sc t'OXYNGTtN'S. ... THE WORLD'S FAIIt 'FGoTlSGa AT NO. R SECOWI) STREET. OJ'JiXUIHMTi0.rJ'J HJJLK the best Tariety of Ladiea, Misos1, Yontha', Boys' and ch lilren'a Shoes evr offered to the citizena of KTanaville LadiiH wikiiktf' otnatliiti,r nh;c for the Spring will do well to oallnJ take a '"'" t ti,e fasHuatii, i;tti tiaiters.siippi.r, lintMorocco llocl Hcarta and llifkim fir le-w momy thaii you ever honprht them bwfore. Oliildreu'a Shoe of every style and color to he sold for fifteen days at twenty per eent. lower th:m any hoiwin tliecity. Come to tho rescue! I want moneymust kave it. Come, and buy shoe while bargains are ottered. You shall hear from ute again in a few. dav- i lt . , .Yyuia, , . - - " Jons KASOU, , maiJl ' , ,, ;. Kvaiotvilb', I ml. Tear old. on r rmay tiigliB, tlie Kitli tnt., trom f lie lirmrj' Store of T. Il.iliiioii 1, No. 1.'2 l'oy Block, Main, etroet, KranavillH, Ittd, 11h uorde jsiigliWy ni.iic, anil lia a very toniKr muiali. Jl.ii Iratlwa' hal tcron when he left. ... . Any Ierson giving iuforuiatL u whore lis iMy be found, or bringing Uim to ui warded. iiiarr.l , will l4 lilerallv re- I T. RKliM'iND. New Firm! New Goods! Old-Hands! j tjtitJi'KKn -rf.vjtff;.v iv. i - receiving a large slock of Spring and Summer ' lry Goods, to which thy cullth attention of the public, aud which, with increased facilities tor Imyingcheup, they ure prepared tocdlerat low prices I for cash. . , SCHAPKKIi A HUSSINi;, j Successors te S. Fmbtch A Co., i nniWl '' 4 Slain street 1 Auction Sale. rarxHM U.'it K Mtil44J'Mi Jt M. sell a: public auction ou Thursday, March 2wth( I8tii, at his residence Iu Kvauavillo, the tollowing proM-rty : 4 g.jod workiug Mules, fthorsea,, K two-horse wagoiia. 1 yoke of Oxen, 1 Water Dray with barrel, 3 double wagon. Harness, 1 cart harness, from ten to fifbHti thoiiaatid feet of pine Lum1st, Jo Whrlitrrrw, 1 slud Wheel and .fixtures, aiHl oi her brick )ar4 tiails tM iiuinercais to Irteli I ion. I TklK.MS OF bALK: All sums lit' live dollars and umler, i-asb ; oh mums atsive live tlolhtiH, eiht uu 'Hits' cieilit will Im ghiui,' purchasers giving ' notes wttti apro,-d security, wiiiving valuation aud appntieiiM.til l.iws. A. G. St'I, I.IVAN. i A. YofrMO, AuclloUttor. marl7-iils j

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&0b ; 1 I HARDWARE DEALERS, IIAVK IlEMOVF.l) TO COR. MAIN & WATER STS.fAND NOW OFFER FOR SALE A Large and well Assorted Slock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IIARDWAREAN1) CUTLERY, AY.II1CII, FOU EXTENT AND VARIETY, IP UNSURP ASSED ! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE SUl'l'J'lUMt J" TJIJX MOST FAVORABLETERMS. B'ABC OCK' & CO., Cor. Main & Water sts. ni.irl:; rittif reninvnd from litu M nKHMM, Main Slrtwt. (Hjito tlw 4'ourt Ifu, ti thi owner it Main antl tSonJ hN., ov?r TliuiuiMtmH Iru ittoiv, Miid huvint; ii.crtwtotl Yiih facilittvtt tVr dtuu all kiud of IMttjtl work, ht i now rprtN to nuppljr the iloimintf. !Ih in still mnkiuK tborH (h-iuhiIuI iUthl hUv w ith tiuiu tivth, Lm Ii are l-rtrr(l l.y ho muny, and which, for Mtrvittii ami purity, rannot bm mirpnfm. A lm, Ihe iww atylonofwrnk, the tVutiuuofti Gum, which b vi-ry beuutifitl; th niuIm!T, whirh m mitrior to vutcauiw ; itlno, rlitHplH3ttt and ttilvtr plat-fi. He lata Ihh'h lining tor 2 yaM, the tlHtric linvcrtft for ok tract in: 'lli without Niu, UQ't iu tho majority of cuts, with entire Hiict-eM, an liuiHlivdtf ot HroiiH will tt-htify. Parents luay tnstiie hotilth unl lt-unty t-v thir chiUln-n ly tiaviiit; tltoH titttrvM.-hiv irt-i?iilrtritio f the ttt)h conyi t-J by tim ch'iilidt. Tht btont ttxtreiiiely irregnlur tts'tli rait be coi'ircUM. rieta of itnt id try have t-u In thu lunt fw yar to very ren eouable tlmt all may now fnjov m fit of the HC.eiuw. lr. K. HUTCHINSON, iH-utint Oor. Main and Second U., Kvaiiiiville, 1ml. marSO-.'im J. HKAI.Y. o. W. WARRKN. CO-PARTNERSHIP. M aiuarciuted ttK'thtir iu tli Bajk. Htatunary aud Munio biwiiimn, nnctfiilly auuiuurt tu tlie nullio tliat tliey havn tu liatid a lare anil wmHaflectml alia-k .f BtHiKS, .STATION KUV. FfASOH and MUSICAL INSTIIU MKNTrt ut' all kinds SlIfcKT MU8IC and INSTKCCTOIJS for fiano. Uuitar, Violin, Klutir, Accordi-on, Jtr. Also, a larire and linr aiortmut f VIOLIN', UClTAIt, VIOl.INtJKTj1jt, and 1'IAKO BTIUKtJS, and every, thiun iistuiily kvpt etthor ill IVMtk or Mu-ir Htoies. urn 1 JO . I1KALV A WABUEK. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. rmnnti 10-fj r t.v jh r shii HiiHKM lofore piistini; Iwtvvii-n Sam 'I Kmlilch aud l! u. hcliK.kei , undur tlie atyle and firm of ti. Km. tdcli tf1 Vo., Mkai dUaolvM t,u the Vth of Fob.. ly the death of Sani't Embich. N. B. I am Tery thankful to my friends, customera, Hud tho puldic irenerally for tlieir litx-rnl itronnge extoudod to uie during; my roniiertiou with S. Embich. BKX. 8CHAPKEK. : CO-PARTKERSIUP NOTICE. M Jt BL'SSIXG havinir aaiuciated the mslves togvtlMT, will eontinue the Dry tiooda tiusinem of the late firm of 8. Kiubich H Co.. at the Kama place (No. 4U Main street), under the (style and firm of M'HAPKEU A Bl'S.StNG. Bek. f HArkF.it, of the late firm of H Kmhich 4 t', Jon' W. lit'. ski Nu, formerly with 8. fcmtiicu Co. laar.1l W. We are aelliiifr Watcher, Jewelry, tc, at extraoidinary low iricea, preparatory to laying iu anewatock. B1TTKOLKF BEOS. .". marlii MMniii Unct. ..rw to attend a Grocery and drive an expreH wajton. MuKt know how to write a fair hand, and come woll recommended. Apply at No. 1:52, Posey Block, Maiu Btre.-. niarlii-tf 3 r ojy s T a .v t j-'sj t-j st r us t tho thing for otitic inst received aud con. Mantly for sale at i J. P. KLLIOTT'-S FAMILY GBOCKKY. S2l llfll I , 8 110 O M. J H MS, " . - . x,. uuii9, 'jyryj iu, 1.41 1 (1 M iriUJV aj-ticle for sale cheap at marll . jjLLIUTT'8 FAMILY GROCKKyI Wostxb 4f -'., " ' " ' Corner Lociut . and Canal, havj on baud a full supply ot ., Mew Perk iu bids, aud hall' L'bU., , Sless otdinary do ump Pork, , Bulk and Bacon i: :;:. ' tides, . -.,:: i Hams, ( , tilioulde'rs, , '' ' 1 Lard iu kegs 4 bbts. Which they offer ou favorable terms iu tots to suit purchasers- , iuarl4 . fJi H tt Tf30UBlSH.J'MIMtF Canada Oat, inst received, anil for aal liv CHAS. McJOIINSTOX. niarl4 Posey's Bbx k, Main t. LKATIIKK BELTING. -wK wm.'tf jjiTKjyrr t hutch hip M Ceiueutnl and Kiveted Leather Belting also Imce Leather. Kivets and Burs, Hivet Sots ami Headers, Punchers and t'littiuic Plyers. A full st.a k always ou baud at lowent tact. o r prices. I'llAlil.KS BABt.VtiK. marl 8, Maiu street.

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cha. B. Sir.HAl'B. LVIS BECKHAM. VIR5f fir JL" KIEIIAUS fc BECKMllff. " ..HEW. STOVE. AND TIN STORE. WW'9" ' 11 f- A K TJtli ' WW ileslerK ;inil Aiin. '''rerti of Tin, iVppei",, mt ait iron w ures-ivi". , leratrett fcataaen Main and Locust, Evansville, Iml. liui underfilled bJriuislaiiU.w -Jtaad -a-full 4 assortment of Stoves of every vuriutv ami pattern, j at t&e. lowest price, mnl liesf leave to inform their I friend and the pnbrh: 3ji "'"rally, that they' have -the liest and neatest assortment of Tin Wtire tvr oDVrfiL, nod liiivu.uiiiHtaiiily nn baud a SxW uuurl. ' uu-nt of Druggist C'noa, &e'., A c. ... ThoiM-persons wihiuK work iu tbeir lii r rv- j Hiwtfullv roijiionti'il to ime them a cnTl In-fiiri'" pur- j clituing tla.-wljcr, as by (ironipt attention to t ir lmiiir4H and a thorough Knowle4lg9 t their tr:vl. they tiie to j;ive general uttiitriitioii. KIBHAUS & BKCKMAS." COPPER. AN O JOB WORK. Steamboat, Distillery, and Jlrewery Work; SUam Pipr, Soda Foniitainir, Pumps, and general Copn-r-mailbin g aud Sluet Iron Work, made and repaired, SIcIhI Uooliii);, (tiitteriug, Ac. , . i Work warranted to give perfect tat isf action, at the ttnrett pricet. mar7-4md ' S f tt i jy TKJi HE. list received and now opening, an ele gant stock of goods suitable for the Spring Trade : 2i cases fancy prints; ; ., . 10 denims; r '" 1 ' 15" " Ideached iniislins; : 1 . " -1 ' 2 " law im; ' . . . .- 1 - " ehallies; .10 " cuttonades; n" ; ' ' ' f , -. 4 . . . apron checks; . . . 10 bales shirting stripes; , , ...",' 30 sheeting; And a great variety of notions of all kinds, all of which we are selling below Cincinnati prices, a we are determined to draw the good trade to vausville. Come and examine for yourselves at T mar5 J. II. MAGHEE OO.'S, First St. XMO P'-l Lit THE Mm Store of Tbomas Kertii has been removed from No. 7 (Flemiug's old stand), to 3- Main t., opp- site M'ashington Hotel, where he keeps a full supply of LEATUKR AND FINDINGS. He keeps ou hand every variety and sells cheap for cash..Philip JDubsneb., Fleming's out salesman, with me, and will ins ou hand to wait on our old lrieudfl and all the new customers who may call on us. He will do justice to all. - mara-lmd . TII0MA3 EEBTII. H HC U Ji JH JL, Jf J 4 WW 1 190 kega assorted sizes, just received aud for sale by CUAS. McJOHNSTON, marl Posey's Block, Main street. riri m i, h 't JTmt i c l, jb s -St In great variety, at .the lowest price.. at tbe New Dmc Store of feb27 ! N. 8. THOMPSON. 9Jr stock of tnsli aud puro garden seeds, of every varietv.at . F. tlUBPK (JO.'S REMOVAL. WM. M. IlCNCaX I. A. COOKE. IF .Tt. DU."VC.iJ tJiJCi' nxsiiecttuily informs the public that he bus removed from his old stand ou Water street, to the tiuildiag formerly occupied by Archer & Jtlackey, No. 5, Main street, and has mn!ea chaugH in his firm, thentyle of which will hereafter bo Duncan A Oooke. . We will keep constantly on hand a. lar&o aod well selected stork of foreign aud domestic dry goods, which we will soli at reasonable and uniform prices.- Hoping to have a continuance of the patrouage of the old house, and to merit a large accession of new customers, we remain Vurs, respectfully, feb24 lm DUNCAN COOK K. BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN. DR. WM. COURTNEY, Offle cor. nmiu mnH Jiri lr4if EVANSVItLK, INl. L edited iu thin city wad can q t'ouud at hid ofrii'O at all hoiiifl (Ihh)i day aud night), except when prot'tssiua! ly viijrapred. tapixinl at ten turn ;iveu to all, chrouic disHiieit. tiiiisjrs t-ured, (warrautod. ftb'3 imd THc lEconomistV C4 fWI TU fti HJtH T.9KKJ- VHK M. first premiums at every Fair where it has been exhibited. At the tj.intli-W untern Indiana tlrlct Fair, held here Ocbiber, lS.ritf, tliere were but two premiums offered for cooking stoves one for the best wood coekiugstuve,aitduuefor tbe bet coal cooking stove. .The Economist took the FIUST PCKMICM Ft I It THE BKST UOCIO STOVK FUK WtMU). K.ielker, Kinsmen Co took the flint premium for their cnoking stove tor coal. Noolher preiuiiiins were otlerl. The large silver medal was awrded to the Kcouomist at the New York aftate Kair ; ami (be first premium at thu United .stales Fair held at Chicagw, aud twelve other Stale and t'onnt Fairs iu IhftH. Iu no branch of mechanical ait has tilers Iwon a more apparent advance thau in tun limnlllu;lor td stuns. It is but a few years since the very name was a novelty, representing a huge, slmpulers structure, almost s devoid of lle as oriiament. These have gradually giveu place to fattems of grace aud utility ; until tbe varieties "in" markets . now present have almost exhausted the Vocabulary of names; and the different phases the metal is made to aHlme, would astonish old Vulcan hiuiMilf. instyleund finish, the improvement Ihm been ral, leaviug nothing to bo desired on that point, but the severe competition in price, to which they have bee.i subjected, bas deprived them of many of the iuoi'e substantial qualities doairablo. This seems more especially to have been the case in reference to cook stoves tin article of domestic economy that haa more todo with scolding wives aud crotcbe.y servants than most people imagine. The public have loug sought au improvement in this article, aud wv believe are ready to pay any reasonable price for a cooking stove, if it only Mnsesses the merits of sii-.e, weight, convenience, durability, economy, aud perfection of manufacture. These ijualities seem to be possessed most fully iu the I con .mist a uew stove, verfected and brought out the- ast seasou. by Messrs. Xreadwell, Perry & Norton, of Albany. We beard so much of this stove, and it looked so tnnch like a stove inteutled for tine, that we concluded to try them, and the result of the experiment couviuces us tlii'.t the proprieturs, in their dcUrmiuatiou to make theeW More itt the trorld, have succeeded. We regard the cononiit as possessing all the merits above enumerated as the great stove of the day far in advance of auvthing ever attempted iu the line of stoves, perfect iu all its apiKiintments, and true to its uutne hi durability aud the iwol fuel. Among the uuiuy convenience, at Lie lied to It, may be mentioned a large oven, with hooks arranged, for suspending meats while roasting. A copper water tank, holding front; 12 tu li gallons warming ciosei, nroitiug iioanu, ac., sc. me broiling hearth is one of the most noticeable features of this remarkable stove. Tliere never has been, to our knowledge, anj- broiling fixture that was really satisfactory iu its operatiou. Tbe proprietors of this stove have been conducting a series of experiments upon broiling, eliciting some valuable facts, and resulting iu the invention of a gridiron adapted to una stove, wuicu has been secuied by letters pateut, und is one of the most admirable things of the kind wo ever saw broiliug without smoke, aud keeping the cualn in a constant glow. We are always glad to do justice to mechauical improvements, and csjievially such as contribute so largely to tlie general gxd, as the one above mentioned. The Kconomist, whit h is comninndiagauch u large sale, will be f..ind only at SCANTL1N A TKPHhSS'S,' Maiu st, between Water aud First, !vnusville. Inn. martj SPIU NG TRADE. , Dotors, T olin Wkolesale Mannfacturrr of Gentlemen's, Ladies', Misses', aud Chiidreu's ' BOOTS, SUOES, AND UPPERS, Carlile Buildings, No. o3 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, -mJS-ftTlis THMS UTTMSJVTiOJV Off M deakra to the lact that he is now luauutacturii g, and keeps censtAutly on baud a large stock t the newest and choicest stylus of goods adapted to tbe reiuireuienls of popular trade ; the inducements be oilers are UUUl) GOODS AT LOW P KICKS; Having leen ei gaged in manufacturing uisi t- pit over twenty years, tie now claims te have facilities lur luauulauturiug tirst cbtss goods as cheap, if not cheaper, thau Fasteru manutactui-es IU rt-els coutideut of his ability to offer extra inducements to close buyers. His motto is a fair field and no favors. . Call and examine his goods, aud you will lie sure to buy. Ht Orders promptly attended to. tubl6-3nid

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ON TUB FIRST DA Y.OF J ANUARY, A. D. - 1800," M A 1 K Tt T n K AUDITOK iF THE STATK OF INDIANA, PURSUANT TO THK STATUTKT " ! t THAT STAT li.." I .-: H NAME AKD LOCATION : ' rWMlKJS'JtMH VMf THIS C'etiM'JJS'V m i the liow lsHt'SANCHCoMPAKt, Incorporatj e iu 185.1, and loc.ited in the city of New York. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION Dof.LAKS. 1 The capital i f said tk.mpany nctnatly . : ! paid up in cash is I '. il,IO,i II (Ht l: The-sHridtis in t lie let d.iy -t' Jaiitt-iry,' 1 1 , -tl,Sl.i is.-. ; Total Amount of capital ami surplus $1,4 1.",M5 K.i ASKEIS. , Amountof cash in Contineu- j'.l ;'f . tal Bank, N. Y S41,707 t. Amount of cash in hands of - . "' ' j Agents ami in course tf ,. trunsmission (balance)...'.. 2",rio." ol Amountof utiinmmliered reul :y estate, "o. 4 Wall Street.... f.7,lV. 00 . , : -Amount' of United Status ' v treasury notes, market value........ : .10-2,241 2(1 Amount Missouri State b'ds, : . G per oentv market value... lu,2'2ti i0 Amount of North Carolina ' " bonds, per cent., market value 9.6S0 00 Amount of Tennessee bonds, '" ' . 6 per cent., market calue... 9,000 00 . . jAmount of Brooklyn ' City water bonds, per cent., , market value 10,2" Ol' . Amount of bauksticks, mar- ;! ket value S3,52j 00 . ' Amount of loans on bonds aud mortgages, being first lien of record on uniucuai- " ' !' Iierod real estate, worth at,' , , . least $1,695,3IK), and on . , ' J wlticQ there is less than ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . one year's interest due aud- -n.; . u: . owing rate of interest 7 , , i ' percent . .....SOfOO-J 01 . , ' Amount of loans on slock -and bonds, payable on-de. , maud, the market value ;; A of securities pledged, 851,629 '. ...18t,C30 ''' r ' Amount due fr ail premiums - .. . ou policies issued at oulce.. 1,S07 7h Amount of bills receivable . ' ' for premiums ou ' inlaud ' ' ' ' "' ' ! .navigation risks, Ac. ll,tK'4 41 . . .' 1 Interest actually due acd . ... , paid... 21,328 SO ' ' - $Mc.a,3U9 28 LIABIL1TIF.S. .. .. .,- . . I Amount of losses adj listed, . , ,,, and due and unpaid None." Amonnt of looses incurred ' . and in processor adjust- ' nieiit 17,tKS ul . Amountof losses reported ou , which no action has len ' ! i ' 1 1 l.. taken lo,12 1 Amoutit of claims for losses resisted br the Company.. .U,u00 00 : " ; Amount of dividends declared, tind due aud unpaid... None. ' -Amount of dividends, either , . , cash or scrij), declared but not yet due..i .... T No. i Amount of money borrowed., None. , Amount of all other existing clams against the Co ' None.-.' Total amount of losses, claims, aud liabilities....'.. S42,580 43 The greatest amount insured ou any one risk is S3O.000, but will not, as a generul rule, exceed Slo.tMjo. . The Company haa no general rule as to Ilia amount allowed to be insured in any city, town, village, or block, being governed in this matter, iu each case, by the general character of butldiiijrs, width of streets, facilities for putting out fires, Ac. No pari of its capital or earuhigs is deposited in any other btate as security therein.. An attested copy of tlie Charter or Act of iucor. poration accomp-inios this statement. STATKOF NKW YORK, s City aud County of Hew York. Charles J. Martin, President, and J. M'ltou Smith, Secretary of the Home I ustiruiice Company, lieing severally sworn, depose aud say, and each for hi'iueit says, that tlie ton-going is a true, full aud correct statemeut td the affairs of the said CotHratiu, and that they are the above described ofiicers thereof. iiigned) CHARLES J. MARTIN, Prea't. , (Sigued) J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y. Bvbscribed aud sworn before me, this I7tli day of i January, A. J. 1800. Witness my hand (Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN, Commissioner for Indiana, iu New York, lo8 Broadway, N. Y. Allen I'. Hallock is the duly aulhoriKed agent fortius city, as per certificate of authority tiled in the County Clerk's office. This Company insures against loss or damage by firs t buildiiiK", merchaudiKa, household Tumi tape, - and- personal proierly giierallyi Also, against the perils of inland navigatiwu, at fair rale f premium. ALUS C. HALLOCK, -Agent, Marble Hall Itnildiii!, Maiu St., Kvansville. feh:t-tap23. STEWART'S STOVE. rmLWA is ojw njjn. j imrui; mM. 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 cjty. . ,. . j Tho. Scantliri, No. 29 Main street between First and Second. The 111 st premium was awarded to this Btovs as the liest coal or wood cooking stove at the ijout hwesturu Indiana District Fair, held at this place.' No sieve ever devised combines as numerous or imports ut scien title principles as this of Stewart's. It broils, boils, bakes and roasts at the same moment, without one di-h imparting flavor to another, or prciiicing thnt sameness of taste iu meats ami gravis, which, to the delicate aud fastidious of t:ite. makes so insuperable an objection to every other ookins stove now ia se. With one-fourth of the fuel employed iu the best of stoves now iu. use, his most perlcct and complete cooking apparatus performs, simultaneously and more perfectly than has ever before beeu accomplished, everything - required in the liest provided families. So far as' cooking is concerned. When, too, it is borne in .-j mind that the most delicate females can visit the kitcheti when the Stewart Stove ia fully emjdoyed, and the fire is at its height, without the smallest uupleusauttiess from the change of (emporators, so little is the heat from it diffused externally, au inducement is presented for its universal employment never lioretofore presented in any other stove. That, indeed, is one of its principal attractions, as well as its greatest wonder, how h at is so economized aud diflused withiu the stove itself,, and so little perceptibly escapes into the kitchen, a place where, with any Of the stoves now iu "use, other than Stewart's, it is scarcely possible for any ouet iu warm weather more particularly, to breathe with comfort. . - For 20 years Sir. Stewart has bs-n employed in perfecting this stove, and since Inst February, he bus obtained three new luttents for improvements, which, in his opinion, and the- opinion of all who have examined it, niaile it perfect. Within four years thounund of them have been sold, tfmler a full guarantee, and not tine has been returned. These remarkable results have emboldened a hot of stove manufacturers 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 thau chalk dueacheese. These imitations are known by various names, but they are all deficient in various particulars, such as the air-tight boxes, by which full control is kept over the lire, and of the heat, by a draft damper, ingeniously contrived, which also admits a constant current of cold air on tli outside of the fire box, which again becomes beafed air, and, passing iuto the oveu, is made available tor cooking arposes. The agent aud subscriber is receiving the best imitation of the Stewart Stove, called " Pride af tho nest, which he will be happy to dispose of at two-Uilras ol uie price ot the genuine Stewart s. It is possible, of course, to cook with it, but it bears no resemblance to Stewart's.: . The " Stewart" is sold by tbe agent, undur a full guarantee to perlorm as recommended, and if, within three months from purchasing, any fault is found with them, he will take them back aud refund the money. Housekeepers will bear iu mi ad. then, that the genuine Stewart Stove, bought at the only spout's here,.will, with half the labor antf onefourth the fuel, do more aud bettor cooking than any other stove ever constructed. THOS. SCANTLIN, No. 29 Main street, Sole agent for the sale of the Stewart Stove in Southern Indiana and Kentucky.

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i, i- Kn'flrginnenti o the Knatu of tii Caual, upon which is a new and the l c-f 'Mnal M harf in Evansvi' 9, for sale or lease. l , !y to i s. WM. UrWATiK-Kltr dec21-d.w3m Land Agent. 1 k 1-3 rttKT OJS fOVUTH HT., ! ssl extouding to t'io t'alial, v. it It a wharf on ,the basiu of the Canal of sereutji-flva. fu. t. laiing the moHt desirablti ItHralioi for Uianufa during pur1'o.ej iuKtaiisvilie, for s ria nr le uw Asjrtly ! it -sJ WHiilAiSI ML. WAbKlt de-2t , . Keal hatate Asfent. TP OK' -sV M Lots in l.4uisco, w.xt of 1'isreou Creek. l.ots in. J-aniiou o, eat or Pigeon ('reek. . Its In the Jtaaterii Fnl't o.i Kvansville 1- 'Lots in f he Southera 'do . d. ., , . Lot Ln Bray's , , , , U - , . .. - a.-, , A A -Lots iii Us 4th . U' I : ,U-i J : C a, - Lots in the lunation do do ' . An.ly to Hie niuWsi jui d IMficei ; ti'i W heeler's litiil.ling Third street oppirite the f'oiii-t House. ' . ,t..' WfLI,IAM- n."WALKKl!, h th4pt ttoal Estate-Agent ii ntli l .,... I t4- . LAND FOR SALE. lr.o acres the n w tir sec; 7,, towu 2, range 8 west. i. lm) .da n f (r sec 2'J, towu it, rauge 8 wrst. tw do s w qr sec 2z, town 5:, range II west. 191 do s e qr sec 31, .town 2, rango 9 west., -log ,ili n jit li r, sec 2il, town 2, range; 10 west. . lto. ido ' ii w qr sec 14, town 3,. range 10 went. liKl "do " ' " s w gr sec"'.'', town 3i jraugo. J.033;st. "ItiO di' ' " 'it qr sec' 2rt, town :, range 10 I ut . j ak : j j 9 J -jry sea 24 u'3,; Tali-J) 7 IflO do " s e qr sue 84, towu 3j range 7 100 do sw qr-sec 2t, tewn 3, rauge 7 , 1'Uof. ruguiag ttact will, Iki. sold onJiiail4;t'lii9. Titlt4 are "trlec't. ' Knquire at the' , IIKAL "K.TATK"A0I5N0Y, '"'! ' .- Ou Third street, bet. Msin and J-ycamOTe, ., " in Wheeler's Bulldiu?. " ' ' --''' ' Rent F.state Aa'f. 11 t' H K S Of. . 99jmmF Kvaiisrflle, for sals bf' " .-.. i i -i ' WILLIAM M. WALKSR," ' . ,f , .y Real Kstatu Agent. dw24 Thinl street. oip. the t onrt House. . B, -f l vj hlk i.n rue "-.' i ruurw erty for wale,: Four lots on Fourth street. opposite'the market, designated by Nos: li't, 5, and s. Market Phwe. 'All new tlirex ntorv-, luelu! 'rod'.' bricks built for stores, suitabla tor auy kind of .business, and with giKttl ntib-hed dw.Uiug ncconinittdatioiis. "'"''' r-;' For terms of sale, ajiply to Xfieii I'. Halimk, Real Kstate ami Oeueral. lusurajtco Agvwt, iarbl.' Hull Building, Main Stieet, L'Vausville, In.T. .-'fxblS-lm :; .' i-.!-.! - v.!i..l iSSOLVTMOJS'- OJf BTJVJSltSHIP. The partnership of J. S. Jaquess 4 i. is this day dissolved by mutual cwuouut by the' withdrawal sf 'Hiram K. Read. All business of said lirsu will be settled by tbe. jretinuuing partners, Jonathan S Jaquess and Heury C. Gwaihiuey, who will. coatiuu the business-under 'the same. style as heretofore. JONATHAN S. JAOUESS, , . H1RAMK. BEAD, i , . ; , HKNRY C j!WATH3lKY. Kvansville, Feb. 2e loViO. mm 2-3 w !;! : . '; : ' . . : - . . ' ' , 0 Statem oao-t; or tub coxuiTtoN or tub iliirtrord Fire. Insurance Co., MADKTO THE AUDITOR OF THK STATK OF INDIANA, JANUARY 1, JEW). -1st- : .The flame of this Company is the- Hartford Fire insurance Company, and is located nt HartforuV Connecticut. : .. . ... . .. CAPITAL, ... , 2d. The' amount of Capital Stock is 5000,000 00 3d. The- aruoiiut of Capital Stock paid ' tip ...,.,.. -600,000 00' ASSETS. 4tli. Cash ou band and ill B'k.$.i8,83a it , Cahh in bauds of agents, or in course of trausmissiou........f2,;K8 St! ' ' ' Cash loaned on call .10,0110 t-$i:Jl,r 00' Bills receivable, secured by tersonal aud collateral security 70, il 59 Real -state unincnmlfcretl, buildiug and lot ID Peart street, Hartford....... l.l.OOti Oo STOCK ASP BONUS A3 FOLLOWS, : TAB V1L. M'KT V 11.."11 shares Hartford B'k stock S.M.loo i:,'.is;-, 4U0 shares Phosuix B'k stock...... 40,nx ltwghares Ct. Riv. B'k'g Co. stk... A.lhsi a7.2ti eVl . 10,000' 7,:t.v KO.ttoo 21 IU shares Exchange Bauk stock.. 15o shares Battk of, Hartford Co. bauk stock....;....;..........-... , 200 shares Charter Oak B'k slock. 220 shares Fanners' 4c Mechanics 10,000 . r T,.VS ' ),0WI .. bank stock .ttr: 150 shares Mereautile B'k Stock , 22,000 15,000 . 15.0HO 132 shsres Merchants' A Mauutac- - Hirers' Bauk stock..... 315 shares .-Etna B'k stock. ,tl,.'ssi 184 shares City Bank stock 18,.Vft 200 shares American Bxuhange Bank stock, N. X 20,000 20O shares Bank of Comiuercs b'kstock, N. Y . ao.tNHi .'UK! shares liiijKrteis J: Traders' Bauk stork, N. Y. ;.. 3i,MiH l:!,:32 , -t l.tio 2l,i;l.r. . i-' ' 20,tHKI 1H,B0 S.l.VSl' ii.tif 15,r.'5 . 1(1, HIO il,2ll0 3tsi aUares Bank uf America bauk stotk, N. Y 30.000 ttlt.eharra Mauhaita -Co. Bankt . stock 10,000 2n shares MerclistrW Hk s'k, N.Y. la.tKKr 20slutres Union B'k slock, N. Y., Io,oi 2tio shares Oceau B'k stock, N. Y. lO.tsiO loo hares Bauk or N America Bk stock, N r lii.osi io,7mj 300 shares Metropoliiau b'k stock. -; M' I M... .............. V..... ao.iNHi . .!,IIISI 100 shares Blackstouv b'k slock, Boston : 10.WNI 10,51 140 shares Baak of Commerce l'k. Bontoa 100 shares a i suite bk stock. Boalou -. 10 shares SuBolk U'k slock. It.rlou ;.. ....... ...i 100 shares Hide and Leather Il k, lll,ll 10,000 111, til J 10.5'HJ 1,000 la.ooo I.2oS Bostou 100 s bar us Wabstai-b'k stock, Boston ,.. K0 shares National U'k stock. Bos. '' 10,5r0 . 10.7.' .: . J'1.400 lii.tioO " 10,30 r 11,900 10,100 20,200 ' 2CI.100 3,000 ,,1,300. 12,150 ' IS, loo , 10,12fi I 10,000 : 40,000 .. 10,00a ton .... . . . . . ......... 100 shares Atlantic B'k'clock, iloa100 shares Salety Fuud B'k sloik " Boston .... 10,000 100 shares. Buylstou Bank stuck Boston 10,01 J 100 shares Re ver Bank stock, Bos. . ton 10,000 200 shares B'k of the State of Missouri stock.......;,..-.........;....;. 20,OO0 200 shares Morchauts' B'k. stock St. Louis '),(' 120 shares Connecticut itiver Coiu. . pany stock - 12,00.1 20 shares Couuecticut River It. K. '' .Company l...r.. .,,0t)0 100 shares Hartford Sc N Haven it . K Co stock..,...... 10,000 20 Tennessee State Bonds, U pur : emits, payable 1892.;..... 2O.O0O 2 Ohio State Bondage per cents, payable 180O 10,000 20 Michigan State Bds, 8 l cents, ' . payable l:i.', i 20,000 10 Missouri State Stock, ti per cent, paysblo. .- ....'..-. "llMSiO - 25 Hartford City bonds, ti per uts, , , payable 1878 35,0li - 20 abares fitate Bauk Wisconsin stock, Milwaukee... 2,000 : 20,000 ' 8,4' K :W,tXHi 2,llo ,. , .. - ,, ,fci.M),S00 7,457 Total assets JOSii.iirj 5y LIABILITIKS. ' &Ui. Na liabilities to bauka, r otlu-is, due -1 mdue. ' (Jth. No losses adjusted and doe. ! .( ' ,. , ' .-' 7th. Losses either unadjusted 1 - ... . -8th. or adjusted and not due, yth." Imsrs iu snspense wait- ' ' 1 in further proof, in-. , eluded in last answer "' ' '" ' " - ,.. above .1 :. o:-.. ,; 1 ..... j...... .' 10th. AU other claims against the company, (dividonds ' '"' - . unpaid) ...,.,...,......120 Total amwnut af liabilities... .,...),!: x: 11th, This ruts of the compauy is iHt to exceeti S lO.Olxl in any oao risk, sub.ect to loss by , a single lire. . 12th. The amount insured in a city or villain, do13th. " red to. 11th. A certified copy of the Act of Incurj.or.it ion accompanies ttiis statement. '" ' T1MOTH1CO. ALLYN, See y. STATK OF CONNKCTICUT, B , - . j Hartford County, B3- , : , JAM Axr Ctli, liotl. Personally appeared T. C. Allyu, Secretary of the Hartford Firs Insurance Company, and made oath that the foreoinir statement, bv liim .ui.....-:!... 1 is m nut, iuii auu correct staiemenc or the aQaira of said Company, and exhibits, far as rau l ascrtained at this date, iti actual condition on tue mi oay 01 January, lsout lure me, , i . ,., ... GJiO. S. C1LMAN, ... V. .,' . "' Justice of the Pea-. - Allen C. Hallock is tha duly authorized Agent for this city, by certificate of authority from the Auditor of State, ft led iu the County Clerk's otBce. . , . . Applications for Insurance on merchandise, store bouses, dwelling and fcoateuls, wilt be attelidud to, and Iolicies issued at reasonable raUts. AI.LkN C. II ALLIR'K, Aaeut, Marble Hall Buildiug, No. 9 Main stroet. Is. vans -villa, lad. Jau23tp2

fasnds opon its size generally ail the deaira- i ;, , iiV1 j I Tt. bie risks to be bad, subject to the last rule i . iiHf'.iv)J2'' abora named. '1 "" , Sl'ViKi'.fSL XVv r The amonut insured iu any one block of i: SS "WPi K'w5-s buildinss, deimnds upvu its ai and CTtt.,i. tt.?&X & "it ST-m stroctlou, subject to tlm rule above refer. ! 3U7 ' ''AlsstsKt, ".j'A

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GUARD AGAINST FIRE C 110 ICE Tn sv r anc e WITH- TH : Incorporated 1S19 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,-500000, ABS0LUTK AND rNIMPATRED.Net Surplus of $942,131.72, And the prestige of 40 year success and -- experience. . , - CFWARDS OB- $11,000,000 , Of lo8Ms have been paid by the ..rtitua Insurance . Company iu tbe l ast 40 years. . .1 The value of reliable Insuranco will Ihi appiuuiit from the followin " , - LOSSES PAID BY THE .AZ Ti.A PVHiNf THK PAST riv years: Iu fThio,'.. J-L11,62o.8:l In Michigan, ?1A8,M I P ln Wiscousin, 10),!..).07 In Indiana,... 14iiW ' In Illinois,... U,Ti'.t TeDDmue,...,' t7,M'.i.21 Kansas A Nub.. l'.),m.r.77 In Kentucky, 204,!i:t!).4O Missouri, Iowa Ji 31:uu. nst,.r.i8.04 loi ,:k 3.4t IVnn'rt i U. 1,395. 82 Ark. On.... 2.t,t(t.".lMississippi und Albania,...?.V2,412.1H. Fire and Inland Navigation ' Li.ka accepted at terms consistent with solvency r - .- and fair profit. Especial artenji'oa yiren to IrumruHc of DWELLIXGS and Cft''nt for terms ofXtoS wears. ' - Tlx solid service Iouk and successfully tried, and tfcc tunny advantages the -Kti.a Iustiranre Company pos-ew-ei in 'It liiii', should not be overlooked by those ready to insure anil understanding tlieir best interests., Iiuring "strjng.'ilt times'" the necessity for eliuble Uisunince Iswoiuos au iiquerativo duty--th at'ility of property owners, t.r sKtiu loss boing; then much levelled.' . ' " ' . AftiMicies iu ull.tue -principal cities atil towns throughout the State. Policies Lssuod without delay, ly acj of the duly atttlioriae'1 Agjuts of tbe Company. HT'Hirtr attended- U - with- depiitcU-Alid lidelilv. - - . jt - ;-. : ; - ' AC: HA Li Jt iOH. Apents, mai . , Marble Buildinj;, ilain st. JTIO UJ' O.W.S.15 JtOX. 41 0 1 it nn.iHtVi f.-rle S.Ji. GILBk4'f A CO., mai l4 i: - I . i No. 4 Sycamore st. w vTiijii'&i ITi. J'jsvPHuioii 0 article f Black Ta in small caddies, exprass1v for tVmilvuaa, at No. 87 Main stisct, opposite the C urt iiou.se. JAS. L. Sl'ALliINU. marlo ...... , , . . 3 itocwviiig at T. HKDMONH'S. W?'it llOV&IE-KIiJBrK HHJJS'tTt' Jt Bi'mss Cornices, (cheap,) fnucy Cnrtatn Bands aii'l 1'iiis. rorsnlc very low by mailt! CHAKLK8 S. WELLS. w HJI JYJ MM did country Bran just, received and for sale at . j. r. ELLIOTT'S FM1LY SltllCKKY. SEWING MACHINE, i."', . No. 5 First Street, between Main and LecusL BW9H Off Kit TO THK I' II MIL If ' rr W heeler rfr NV'ilsou's improved SewinsT stachina at redin-ed prices, with increased confident In iti uiui its as tti.i laist and livuit rulialiln family sewing inacbiiM now in use. It sews squally well en the thickest sy thinest fhbrira; makes the ba-k siltcti iuio-4sibl to unravel, with the- essential advanfajre of lieiiiK alike on both sides, formins; no f idjjs r chaiu "u the iimler side ; is simplo ia const ruction, more epeeriy in movement, aud more durahlu than any other machine. We itiva full instruction to euabU the purchaser to sew ordinary seams, M1UJ1, hem, fell, quilt, gather, biud, and tuck, all ou I bo same machine, aud v.ari anted lor three years. We aUokii'p on constantly hand a full assortment of .Singer's machines. .I'ircularH containing testiiiiotiials of tha above machine, friMu. persons of lha highest stajidin l:ast aad Wt At, (;iviu prices, .vc, will be furnished gratia, on -ippiica'. ion in person or by letter. Iel.:.lv F. M.SKLLMAN. , B It S. f.iJ'HI.O W, JIJV XX.MmMiUit wit en! rttirsp. h in! femnh f'iiysiciaD, ureaeuts to I be attention f mothers, her MKlTlllNtl eYKUP, . . , tor Vliildit IWiUiiij, vililch greatly facilitate the priM-ess of Teelliiu, by hofU.uiut the kuuis, reducine; all iunaimiiiilinu will nllay alt pnin and i-puiiim.!!.- action, and is SL'KK TO KEOULATb; Til K liDW'KL.S. J'epencl upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourself, and - . . ItKLIKf ANDM1KAI.1H TO YOCB JVFANTS, We. have put up and sold this article fur 6ver ten years, and can say, In confidence and trulh of it, what we have nev Sor boen nble to say of any other medicine never fclnis it failed, ln a single instnure. to effin;t n cure Swheii timely used. 'Never did wo know au In stnnco of dissatisfurtion by any one who used It. ! 111 the contrary, nil ale d. liji lited with its epera- fcltions, and speak in terms , of., highest . tmuiiitmus 2?tin of its magical ef-li-ctsand imimI bail virti. Wo speak in this matter whikt vreibr know,?' aj ttertea years' experience, hiKf ph-dg wir-1 repnta tion forthe fnltilment of M:" horo; declare. fii alal.jt every instance wbere tho infant is sitf-tiering from pain ami exhaustion, relief will befonnd in 15 or20 minutes afl-r the Syrup 1s Hdinin Jstered. This valuable preparation is the prescrlptioii of one of the most exp rleneed and skillful Nurocs iu i'cw F-UKlaud, Hand lias beeu, tued with never failiu; micochu iu athotisaiideof casen.i It not only relieves Jvhe child from psln, bnt iuvioraU-s the stomach Vaod bowels.correctc acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. Jt w ill almost in smntly relieve Gripiuic in the Bowela and Wind Colic, aud overcome convulsions, which if not ipeedily , remedied, , end iu death. We believe it tStho best and surest remj e-ly iu :iie world, in all peases of Dysentery and -, Diarrhea it c'nildren,- jwbether it arises from j teething or frnn any -. other cause. W -wuld i.sny to every mother u ho ' has a child s u ff e r i n g j from auy one of the foregoing complaint, do not j let your prej unices, nor the ptejudtues uf others, j stand- bet ween yonr-auflering child and the reliof ; that will be -sure jrefi, nbeolutely sura to follow 1 tlie use of this medicine if timely used- i j.; : Full directions for using will accompany each i bottle. None iruuine unless tbo . faa-siiuUe f I CCBTIS A PEKtllNS, New York, is on tLa outside wrapfwr. . I Sold by i)ruK-'islH tiu-i.ui;Uou. the world. Prinf iip!il eilice, No. 13 Cedar street, New York, . . j 1'riie 25cts. a l.t!le Janl3-dwly. : KLLK1( .t WHITE, Agents, Evansvillc, lud. iH.i liLJiH ISJi tt CO CK, I.Jt POR TK H IS aud Dc-aler in Coh and Sail diary Hardware. and Saddlery Hardware, Main street, near Water.. Havitift coleteil in fur. rtLKumiD t a with urie-an-and A tner lean, manufacturers for a direct supply of all Koutlsiu my line, 1 am enabled to of fer inducements, that cannot fail to be to tho interest of all engaged iu the business to crive me a trial. I uame iu part: axles, springs made of the bes I steel; Imu.lo, enameled and of all kinds of leather cloth.it liuuifca for carriages, varnishes, csitings of all kinds, saddle trees, Lulish bridle leathers, hits, stirrnpa, spurs, ham, tine silver hamea of all kinds, Jenny liud Gig Trees, self-iuljustiiig pads, i, Taylor's patent Iwmes, fly aeU, shoe threads, horse ' blankets, Ijomlon Cirth Webs, American Girth and Bein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London Welt Skins, a superior article; ivory, gutta percha and brass lined marten;:.! ring?; superior keraeye for horse covers, the la'st quality of carriage bolts, patent jig trees, Src, Ac. . I keep in fact everything appertaining bi either ' brauch of the business, ami understanding both branchisi thoroughly, we would respectfully invite your attention before pntvhaeitit; else where. , I am also ugent for Ward's l'aleut Spriu Saddle. ap20-dAw

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