Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 176, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 March 1860 — Page 2

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AUG MAKCH SI ion State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR," HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOR LIEUTKNAXT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke." FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ' ALBERT LANGE, ot Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, ' BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. TFor the Jtmmal. Messrs. Editors: Sirs Dr. Hal lock, in jour Daily of Thursday, wilfully misrepresents me, and states ' that which is falst. He says I never until recently called upon him for township funds, with which to repair the roads in my road district west of the mouth of Pigeon creek, which ia not so. I respectedly called upon him last summer and fall for the appropriation, and urged him to have the work done, as it was so much needed, but each and every time he made frivolous excuses, and never granted the request, until within the last few weeks, when forced to do so by an indignation meeting of the people on that and other subjects ; and when I reminded him at that public meeting of my having last summer frequently requested him to have the work done, he did not have the face to deny it, but I find he can write untruths which he has not the courage to utter when face to face. Besides, he should not have waited for supervisors to petition for such things. . ': . The Trustee is placed over the Supervisors, and, has the direct supervision of all in his township, as well as all the roads therein ; and it is part of his duty which he has taken oath to execute, to "see to a proper application of all moneys belonging to the township for road purposes; " and the Supervisors are merely his agents in carrying out the same, and not the directors and governors of the Trustee. But Dr. Hallock's statement in the paper, that " no Supervisor" ever asked htm fbr road funds for the roads but what he granted, is a falsehood of the basest kind. Yours, &c, ' James S. Wills, Supervisor Road restrict No -5,- P. T.

ComiHuttieatfil. Mr. Editor: In your paper of this ' morning I notice a rehash of the morsel of delicious villiCcation which appeared in ' Thursday's Enquirer,' atd I must say that Mr. A. T. Whittlesej is the most pertina- ' -sioualy indu3triou3 person in our city. - He ', is never Satisfied while a person of fair reputation exists, and consequently he makes defamation his peculiar vocation. I am not "f a believer in total depravity, but if there is a person totally depraved it is Whittlesey, i In trumping up these charges, La had for his motive the As3essorship, but tin Americans into whose association he (TUlo'ed, will i not vole for the traitor, and n&tirali.ed ' citizens detest him too much to tavd aught to do with him. This he will fit d to be the cate next Monday. In to-day's. EAjuircr your readers will find a communication in ' answer to Whittlesey's charges, which will perhaps set this matter right. , Tuos. lie A voir.'.'

tegSomo of the Democrats of thi3 State" propose to take to Charleston with them a huge tent that will hold 500 persons, and lay in their own' provisions, so they will, not be at the mercy of the. Cliarlestonians. It is estimated the expense will not exceed $50 for each person, everything included (except eztrat, we suppose). Tli3 persons engaged tin getting this arrangement ap, desire a large crowd to go. We suppose, as they will be obliged to ' sit Turkish livshiou, that they will form a formidable crowd of squatter sovereigns. If thy commence cutting their Douglas diJo3, those fire-eaters will " make them sqnat" quickly. Com u ii iitio led. Information Desired. Mb. Editors: I desire to know whether Pigeon township and the city of Kvnnsville are so barren of capable men, that they are compelled to call on one amity to supply. them with officers? 2d. Are not the voters of the cily as capable of choosing a City Collector, as any one man however intelligent he may be is for them. In other words, is it not time that we cease to elect men for the purpose of having them farm out the office to others? Querist. JSfGen. Joe. Lane, in a speech at Con. cord, N. H., during the Presidential canvas of 1856, said : "The question of slavery is a most perplexing one, and ought not to be agitated. We should leave it with the Slates where it constitutionally exists, aud the people of the Territories, to prohibit or establish, as to them may seem right and proper." Gen. Joe Lane, in his late speech in the Senate of the United States, said : , I do not believe the people of a Territory have a right to exclude, or establish, or abolish slavery. No such right is conferred on them by the Constitution.'' So General Joe Lane has that highly important and even indispcnsible qualification of a Locofoco candidate for the Presidency, a Northern face and a Southern luce. His friends are fond of calling him " the Marion of the Mexican war' but he is something more than a Marion. If the old "hwamp Fox" of the Revolution had been a double faced Reynard, the two faces looking in opposite directions, he might have been even more successful in his vigilance than be was. fiouuville Journal. &e& It is said that Governor Willard has appointed Dr. James, the gentleman whose gauds of life hare been running out for some years past, as physician to the new penitentiary at Michigaii Cily. A good appointment. La. Journal. Tbi.i appointment is made through purely humane motives ou the part tit' the Governor, well knowing ' that. , if Mr. . James', sauds of lite were ahout run - out, Michigan City is the best place in tltt' Union to have item run in again. La. Cour.

Rich Mineral Springs. A day or two since, we visited the Tftr Springs, situated on the lianki of Highland; Creek, about half mile from our town. The groind -n which these valuable 'Springs are situated belongs to the Ilighlnnd Coal Co, of our town, anil, we feel assured, that if they are developer", by sinking shafts and erecting proper machinery, a rich yield of Tar-Oil, will enrich the proprietors of the groend. The mineral, which exudes from this ground, (100 yards front extending back near 300 hundred yards to the hill.) is as black and solid as common tar. The ground (which is uow

wcll besprinkled with many small pools of i w ater, since the receding ot the lugb water), shows nnniistakcable signs of the presence of large quantities of Tar-Oil, beneath the surface. All the water is covered with a thick scum of oil, and we gathered several large solid clots of the tar ou a stick and examined it., Now that fortunes are being made by the discovery of tar deposits, we would urge on competent parties to visit our town and examine these valuable mineral deposits. We feel assured that money can be made ut- it. Unlontoion (Ky.) Neu-s. How to Kkep Furs A few days more Rnd fuTS will be superflous, and then conies the process of putting them away so that moths shall not invade them. It is stated that the best way to insure immunity from destruction is to pack all in a trunk or box lined with brown bolland, first sprinkling them liberally with black pepper. . This is better even than camphor, for dealers ia furs art often victimized by entomological pests, though their goods bo saturated with the powerful odor. Before packing away furs they should be well beaten, to dislodge any larTse that, despite the most scrupulous care, may be deposited in them. The superiority of pepper to camphor as a preservative to furs consists in the fact that, while larvae will incubate among camphor, there is something in the aroma of pepper which destroys them in embryo. A Good Political Joke. A good story is told of the towns of Lisbon and Lyman, at the late election in .New Hampshire. Lisbon is a Republican town, and Lyman lias been Democratic. ' The Democratic leaders in the latter town thought they could spare two or three voters, so as to carry Lisbon for the Democrats, and they accordingly moved some two or three, just long enough before the election, to entitle them to- vete. The result wa3 that Lyman elected a Republican Representative and Lisbon two, much to the dismay of the astute managers, who had thus over-reached themselves. Compbbssing Cottos. "We learn," says the Louisville Courier, "that a-' large cotton press ha3 been erected at Memphis, which ia capable of pressing 500. to 600 boles per day. The prineipal portion of the cotton hereafter received at this port" will be compressed, making it half the size of the common pressed bale, which will allow onr steamers to bring a much greater number per trip. "Should tlu? planters and merchants at Memphis encourage this plan, the Memphis packet company will have to add more steamers to their line, uj nenrh- all the cotton which now goes by way of New Orleans may turn this way." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GRRAT SAL.K OF OXT-5T Xj Z T . 1 HEBE IV MX. M. H Ii S O M, II, Jl T C'reMcrnt City Hull, in K VAN'S VI I. L K, on T HP US DAY, the jlh day of April next, nighty-four lots in the Eastern Kiil.irgi'inent, with a imitt of feet, embntcing Kill feet on Main xtri-et, lm fvet rn Lot-nut street, J(H( feet on Sixth street, 1 feet on Fifth street, l'X feet on Fourth street, 4o. Thee Lots are in c!o?e proximity to the Knilrourt Depot, Wahaxh Krie (.'miih, Public Schools, Main street, rikI the Ohio Itiver, and in ttie very heart of a tiu'ivini; awl well-hettlMl iMjrtli'n of Oio lty. They are actwuilile ii u J convenient for resiliences or luikitiess purported, anil are noiv offered to the puhltc for the jitut time. They present a rare chance for profitable investment, ami every man who wisliet to aelect a good lot for buiMing, shouM take a'lvantafro of the opportunity now presented. Tim l.a-turu Kiibir-e-iii-iit ia improving ntoie rapidly thauany otherart of Kv,inaviile, and nearly all of theat- lots are improved with good eitie-wiilks. PKKCUIFTIOX. Size.. Lot mock. ' "' Size. Block! 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TKRMS: Gne-ti'iirlh cash ; balance in one. two and Ihiee years, with int.oet secured by luorlgst; ( im I lie pr-mise ----- . - flat.-, can ie seen at Crescent City Bank, County Kj-cor.It-r's ltice, Washington Hai.-e, AiiK'ist KPes, ; ll. nrv StiH-klleili, Kieer . Korf, Henry Guiulierts, : and at in' wine-, whiall inform tkui will le tur- i Dished. ., THUS. K. (JAIt V1N, iimi l.'.-lot.l . No. 10 '1 hirtl st. i r?tt hvsii, POTATOES, ASS' I wWWW qualities, m store aud for sale rAMftTCOt'tttv"J -T! i-l is, HEI:KIV"lili , X. -I..1.V. at nures at J. P. KI.LIOTT S' rA

jf1 l'SEU.-30O I, US. HEI-Ell'lilt so many, nod which, for straiifjUi and purity, canff ituil lor sale by CHAS. McJ'.iH Ns'l'ON . not l suii.ase.l. - Also, the new styles of wot k, the

insrZS Posey's UKsk, Main str-t. -.u ;.7u V mm m .r s.-n j JiJ'OMAI OAS. ... bush, just receive, and lor - nale by .."';l'-s C11AS. McJQHNSI.iN. f. SOMW. tin AHUS JUST H E'5 reived and lor sale by niai-28 CIIAS. Mc.JOHKSTi . Vr.-ji, , MS- , 7nrt"ii'riMir' SB,' ? "T nt'SH. noHM: of HioM: tine Northern Oats lust re ived ami for sale by CU AS. McJoHNS'foN, uar2s Pisey's Biock. 111 EESH! tv Hanibtliili fHEESE ! ii 5 BOXA'S't and W. R. Chts-se. just received CHAS. MeJolINSTON. and for sale by wjfBA' Hji'ii IOBJX MEAI,.Z : M-B tons Bran iinil cei veil by 2011 bush. fie.-h Meal just re- I CHAS. McJOHNSTON. STRAYED OR STOLEN, 1IIE SVBSCBIBEB, 1,1 V .... ti'...... ........ l.u t '......1 U....L111 KvansTille, ou the 2iK.il ol March .last, a small b.iv (ielding has a white sloa the left Haul, a lewwhite hairs ou the forehead, and a black unitie ; hu i at the time .f ilisaps arauce, a roe halter around his neck Any oue giving iiifiirtstatiwH or r. lurniag I lie same, will receive a iibctul compeiisatt.Mi. uiai-7-lwd " HKNRT SCHAKUKK. til 'Si It MiS l.iUU Viuegiir fur sale by 1 1 1 i.nuEus i.v J. V. ELLIOTT. KOUB.BEbT JM relsaml sa lvs, nlw T BBAJIIS MJ' BAB- I on hau! aud tor sale J. V. ELLIOTT. by nisi 21

MISCELLANEOUS.

HOLLINGSWORTH & BRO. II' 'J VI! JUST nKVElVKt A LARGE and Dew imioi tation ot CHOCK t UY-WAltfc, I ISVAUE, CHINA, it-., ju First street, KvGLASSV ausville. oct5 CHEAP LITERATURE. 1SSHS. HOtiKI.r, US JVV'I'ON have rereived a large selection of the best workg in paper binding, from 2.7 to 50 cents each. The If ead of the Family, lly ant hoi' oi Julin Halifax. Tlio Ugilviej, do do Olive, du do John Halifax, do do Lifu for a Life, do do A Hero, do do Kmelia Wyndlnnn. By Mrs. Mreh. Mordannt Hull, do do Aubrey, do do Hose of Ashnrst, b o Nina, by Kralirricfca ltriu-. The Neighbor-, do do The Uome, do do Mary Barton. By Mrs. Cn-kel. The Caxtous. by Sir K. L. Kulwcr. My Novel. do do Aud all liuHvi-r's other works. All (;liarl-a Uii kens' win ks. Lever's, Corkton's, and various other celebrated author. liuBKl.L t CoS VNUTON. niand7 jnOSKU HUOTHKXS H.I VR ItKMW, ceived their slot k of SPIiINU AND SUMMKK DRV GOODS, and respectfully invite the ladieft of Kvansville and siirroundin-j: country to call and examine. Their a-isortnietit of SILKSand KANCV IKi;s GOUUS cauuot be surpassed by any house in the City. ' Staple good; such as Calicoes, Ginghams, brown aud bleached Muslins, and shectiner, a heavy stock of Straw Goods, ladies', misses', aud children's Hats, 4c. Their stock of Spring Shawls, Dusters, .Mantillas, &ud Lace foims is complete ; and in fact everything connected with a retail Dry Goods store can be found at UOSEH BUOTHKKS, Inari7 No. 30 Maiu street. lrinieSi'ed Swe-t l'otiitiH-s, just receive! and tor cale by V. SUA KI'H A Co., l.'il) Main Rt. KAtilHli II U " " 25 bushels Blue Grass, 20 do Orchard Grass;, 1.--0 do UiiUKariaii Grass, r do Clover, 2" do Timothy, - X) do Millet, Kx) do lied Top or Herds Grnss. In store and fur sale by mar 27 SilAUFi: .SCO , No. I..0 Main st. jfnvsie.iaoi-'. ii. ii. nvjyrr, the &fJL popular builder of Melodeons, is opening a factory for tuakiuic Melodcon nnd Church Organs in Kvansville. All v. ho uant this kind of instruments cu lie supplieil at greatly reduced prices. Orders for repairs or instruments left at Dobell tCConyngtou'a Book Store. mar27-lwd KX I I It IS II f OTJ Titll8 it 5IIJI if. tels t'iuk Kyes, oU bbls Neshaunocks, prime article, in store and foi sale by F. SI1AUP10 & CO., No. 130 Main st. O TJl TOHS.X OU II VSIl MESIlJi Vuock, 100 bu-h Pinkeyes, for sale at lowest market rates by J. P. ELLIOTT. umitJtjv, :ntjs .iJe t'U litill H It JLH feed ou hand, nnd deliverec1 ; n any part of the city torsaloby J. P. KLLIOI 1. W i. H, II U f, MJi H, it e.tv jn IsL J have just received a frch supply id White and Grey Lime, Doors, Sash, Ac.., (of ail sizi.) in-r2t ;ko. mistkk a co. a9i-Tjiit i'Jiiiis, 7y..vi7v;r JS. oolihls Plaster Paris, SM " White Sand, 2 i " Shells, (siiiialde IVm- Gardners.) Just received Js-r striiMo-r AryU-, and for salt by nuii2l G Kl . KOST K a CO. g f f '.- vv tin Jf fin bales extra heavy l (, btlslu'U, on lttullt-s doulle lilluuies. lleceived nud for sale liv GK'K KOSTKtl & CO , mar2l Ciir. Licust street and Canal. rgJK.H TEJI! TiiJI l-VHOIVH LitJEL perial, Youni; llysiwi, Gunpowder and Oolong Tea, just received dinnit from New York, at No. 87 Maiu street, opposite the C.-urt house. iuar2l JAS. L. SPALDING. 'grv rajfluiriTx' t ujifri ou l street, opposite Co .1 AS. L. SPALDING house. iuai'21 Lt'Tl'M ti'Vt-IJV JJJLTM H o title, jtiet ec:ived at No. 87 Main st opposite Court Iiuiim'. in 121 .IAS. L SPAI.Dl.MJ. crp O T.I TO K S I M' i ji r o u m a o o Jl imhf!s Prime N"i th i ll Potatoes, Neshantiock, Pink eves, .sc., Ac Part in sti.ie aud part to ai rive f..-sale liy VICKKHV HUOS., . umt-21 ."2 .Main and IS Water st. -JTVHT KHVK I l Jl U C It .Vw Saws, Chisels, Garden Shears and Nimiers. l'runiiit; Chisel and Saw combined, and ail articles i necessurv for Gardeners' uses, at V. SHAKPK v CO.'S, No. 1)0 Main st. CiO l.-TJt i l!OJHjiM S t I llli ' ' til Shoulders, just received anil for salt bv luar24 J. P. KLI.IOTT HjI H K OHfOH' ! l-Sti INTO THI-: OU HjI H K OIHORTirJSITl Of OWfsiiiii? to estalrlish a bi-aiicb of our bnsitit-ss in the interior for the pui-MHe of doinb; a shipping produce business, we ottir for sale on eitv t-rms, the sloik ot GKOCKRIKSaud STOlt K lIXTL'UKS now owned by us at No. 8 Water fctrel. The business h.-s been established about four UHititbs. . Any niMi of ordinary enterprise can do a Knd paying csA business frin the day of purchase. Stock about 82,ll can be leduced, ii desire.l, to 81,2 or jfl.ntH.. Kor pui tii-ulnis apply to VICKKRY BROS., uiai2t No. 82 Main St., or 8 Water at. Jf" J It 11 O I l,. TH 11 O lll lilt 1.1.1 B I.H Jm-J article that d.ut explode, for sale at T1CKKRV BllS.. 82 Main st and 8 Water st. 0 3L . J. HVTtIlly-StM', IEJVriST, having removed from his old rooms. Main Street, opposite the Com t lloii-e, to the corner of Main and Seeond sts., over Thompson's Drugstore, and having increased his facilitivs f.r doiui; all kituls of li.-utal work, h - is now prepared to sum.Iv iiold plates with Gum t.s so many, nod nhich, for 1. u. ....... 1 - 11... M ntiikiui; those W-autiful th, which aie preferred t.y 'onlinnou tJiim, which is very beautiful; the am- . ber, w h ich in nijs'iior to vulcanite ; also, rheoplasi ti ami silver plates. II.- has beeu nsinx for 2 vears, tl. electric pr.ses. for extia. ting reeih without f ,,., , ,e n.joritv of c:i?es. with entire siiccess.as hundreds of rsoii9 will testify. Parents j '"ay insiiie health and b. auty to their children by havini; tboe distivssin.uc irn-ularitiea of the Uetfi I Co", J-Mtit". The most extremely irn.gniar teeth can I corr-ciel. Tho iirices of Den- I i..lvH : . .,. ., v..v j sonnble that all may now enjoy the benefits of the ... I- t lil'Titilv..fr r. C.tt-lll.-. .- . HI; 1 II1..--.I, 1'CllllSI Cor. Main and S-cond sts., Evausville, I ml. nir2o-.;in Dissolution of Co-Partnership. rvMii: eo-PABTjEBsnip hekeM. totore existinp: tietwemi Sam'l Kmbii-h i. ml lt-n. Schapker, under th" style and firm of S. Kml.ich d- Co., v:is dissolved ou tiie tHb-of Veb. by the death of Sam'l Kmbii-h. N. B. I am very thankful to my friends, customers, and the public penerally for their liU-inl pat- ! riusge extettile'l ti ine lui iuir mv connection wilh ; S. Kinbicli. BKN. St 11 A I'K Eli. CO-PARTXERSIIIP SOTK'E, gEJ: s ii.i pseua.vii joHJr u . Mm iltSMXU buviiifj; .issisiiattiti llietliselves together. will c.Mtitiue the Dry Coin's business of the ' late fit-in of S. hnilitch . t'o.. at the same place (S'o. 10 Maiu siivct), uuder the style aud linn ot r sciiAi'KEii ik bi ssiNti. I'-FN. Si iiai-kih, of the lute lirm of S Kmbii h Jl '. John W. Bri ,ino, f.inieily with S. Euibich ( Co. taai 2' '

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abcock & Co, HARDWARE DEALERS, HAVE HIS.no VKI TO COR. MAIN k WATER STS.. AND NOW OKFF.lt FOR SALE A Lare and well Assorted Slock o r FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, WHICH, FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY, 13 UNSURPASSED ! CITY & COUNTRY TRADE sir prim 11 v the most FAVORABLE TERMS. BABCOCK &TC0., Cor. Main & Water sts. J. I1RAI.Y. n. W. WAUKKN. CO-PARTNERSHIP. rjSXHE VJ"IIEBSietJ'EII UJIt'tJS'O M associated together in the Book. Stationary and Music biisiurss, respectfully announce to the public that they have ou hand a !ar?e and wellselected stock of BOOKS, STATIOXKhW. PIANOS and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds SHKET MUSIC and INSTRUCTOKS for Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute, Aceordeon, Arc. Also, a lurire and fine aasortment of VIOLIN, GUITAR, VlOLINCKLLO, aud PIANO STRINGS, and everything usually kfpt either in Book or Music stores. mr20 HKALY it WARKKN. BOTANICAL PHYSICIAN. DR. W M.COURTNEY, OBXet cor. .711 u ! J'irtl atrett; EVANSVILLE, INI). ff B. IU S PE BMJJVEJrTI. ' I.OjEcated in this city aul can lie found at his office at all hours (both day and ui'lit), except when professionally enscd. 5" Irjipscnil attention giveu to all chronic diseases. Cancers '-ured. (warrautod). feb23 uind The Economist iis .rajjeff---rsrviia stove has TAHEJS' THE JL first premiums at uverv Fair where it has been exhibited. At the Si.ulh-Western ludiuna District 1 air, held here Octolier, 18.10, there were but two premiums offered for cook ing stoves one for the best wood cowkiutove,and one for the best coal cooking stove. The Economist took the FIRST I'KKMlt'M FOR THE BEST . OOKING STOVE FOR WOOD. It.wlker, Klusman te Co took the first premium for their cooking stove fur coal. No other premiums were ottered, t he large silver ill -del was aw.irded to the Economist at the New York State Fair; and the first premium at thu United States Fair h-ld at ChicK, and twelve other Stale and County Fairs iu lboti. in no branch of mechanical art has there bven a more apiarent advance thau iu tuu uiauutacturu ot stovis. It is but a lew years since the very name was a novelty, representing a hue, shupi'less strtn-tiire, almost as levoil ol use as ornament, Th-se liuve gl.-iiluitlly given place to rHilterns of grace and utility ; until the vati.-iies our markets now present have almost exhausted the vocabulary of names; and the different phases the metal is made to assume, would astonish old Vulcan bint-elf. Iu style and finish, the improvement has beeu real, leaving nothing to be desired on that point, but the severe competition in price, to which they huve beeu subjected, has deprived them of many of the more substantial qualities desirable. This s-eius moreescially to have leeu the case iu reference lo cook stoves an article of domestic economy that has more Unto w ith scolding wives aud crotche.y servants thau most people imagine. The public have loug sought an improvement in this article, and we believe are ready to pay any reasonable price for a cooking atove. if it only IHsisesses the merits of size, weight, convenience, durability, economy, aud perlectiou of luauufuctuie. These qualities seem to lie iiossessed most fully iu the Kcou .mist a new stove, perfected and brought out the past sensoii, 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 v, that we concluded lo try them, and the result of the experiment convinces us that the proprietors, iu their determination to make thetVs irfiw in ( roril, have succeeded . We regard the Economist as poesesKiug all the merits above eunmeratwd as the great stove ot the day far in advance of anything ever attempted in the liue of stoves, erfcl iu all its appointment, and true to its name iu durability and tiie u-eof fiK-l. Auioug the mauy convenient- attached to it, may Ik mentioned a large oven, with hooks arranged, for siinpendiug mata while roasting. A copiier water lank, holding from 12 to 2o gallons warniintr eloset, broiling hearth, fc, Ac. The broiling hearth isoueof the most noticeable features of this remarkable stove. There never has been, to uur knowledge, any broiling fixture that was really satisfactory iu iis op-raliou. The proprietors of this Htovv have leeti conducting a series of experiments upon broiling, eliciting some valuable facts, and resulting in the invention of a giidlrotl adapted to this stove, which has been secured by tetters parent, ami is one of the nitut admirable things of the kiud wo ever saw broiling without smoke, aud keeping the oil.- in a constant glow. We are always gl.-td to do justice to mechanical improvements, and especially such as contribute so largely to the general god, as the one above mentioned. The Economist, whii h is eomniaudiugsurh a large sale, will be found ouy at St - A NT LIN A STEPHENS S, Main St., between Water and First, Kv.-itivillc, I no. muni PlllNG TllADE. srw i" TT" a a Si 33C -w w "O lv.&y Wk'dei-ale Ianuf;i.-? urer ot Oeutlemcu's, Lad urer ol Oeutlemcu's, and Children's HOOTS. SHOES, ANV UPPERS, i Carli.le Building, No. "vl West Fourth street, Cincinnati, BJS't'M TES Til Mi ATTEJTIOJ OE -IM deal r to ile tact that .be is now inanufartur- : iig, aiid keeps constantly in band a large stock t ol tiie liewest an. I tlnecest sty Ies of gasls adapted ; lo the leiiiieiiii nt- uf Mpuliir lrale ; the iuduco- , mel.N he i.llels ale UllOI) tiOODS AT LOW lKICE. ilaitig U.-eu ei yiuged ill iiiaiiutacturing ' nrt class oi.d- f.r over twenty y-ars, he uow I cl.. ims to have fiilitMs tor maiiuluciiiriug first . class gooits as clieH, ll not i-heaper, thau r.astcm manufacture fl teels confident of his ability to otter extra ludlit-eMietits t.cl..se buyers. His motto is a fair field and do tavois. Call and examine hibgo-sls, and yuit will le sure to buy. tkA. Orders promptlv utieniled to. IcbT'.-'jnid

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T- MISCELLANEOUS. , Statomont 7 f r IH CONDITION Or THE " Home Insurance Company, OF NEW YORK; ON THE FIRST DAY OF JANUABT, A. P. , 1800. MA DE TO THE AUDITOR OF THE - STATU Of INDIANA, PURSUANT TO Til B STATUTB OK THAT STATIC.

NAME AND LOCATION : ' YWfI n Off THIS to,nj'AJ'f M is the lur.iK INPPCiSCE COSPANV, I ucoi porattl in Mini iN-.itwl in the city of New York CAPI i'A I.. iNK MILLION DOLLARS. Tiie cpt:t! !' i iiiMiiy actni.il.v paid up in h '. '....'LI')," n IV) The surplus o'l thel-t liv Jauu.irv, 1S00 415,813 S.1 Total amount of capital nnd -in plus il .11.1,81 SS ASS. IS. Auiountof cash iu Contiueutal Bank, N. Y Sin. 707 fA Amount of cash iu hands of Agents, and iu course of transmission (balance) 2',.7'I". .'1 Amount of unincumbered real estate, 'o. 4 Wail Street.... 67,0-tf 00 Amount of I'nited Status treasury notes, imtrket vain 1 02 ,2 41 20 i Amount Missouri State h'ds, ti ier cent., market value... lu,22. ou Amount of North Carolina bonds, 6 per cent., market value 9,RJ ) Ou Amount of Tennessee bonds, 6 per cent., market value.. 9,(hi 00 Amount of Brooklyn Citywater bonds, 6 per cent., market value 10,2Hi 00 Amount of ban Restocks, market value 81..J2") 00 Amount of loans on bonds and mortgagee, being first lieu of record on unincumbered real estate, worth at least $1, 005,300, and on which there is loaa th.. one year's interest due and owing rate of interest 7 per cent SClOri i)-i Amount of loans on utock and bonds, payable ou demand, the market value of securit ies pledged, 82.11 ,- 620 lSS.GHI 0t Amount due fr:ui premiums ou policies issued at oflice.. 1,8'.7 74 Amount of bills receivable for premiums on inland navigation risks, Ac 11,04 41 lutereet actually due and paid 24.02S t'O ;1.4r.8,r,9 23 LIABILITIES. Amount of losses adjusted, . and due and unpaid Amount of looses incurred and in process of adjustment Amount of losses reported ou which no action has laen None. I7,:r.s ?. taken 1.1,422 12 Amount of claims for losses resisted bv the Company.. Amount of dividends declared, aud duo aud unpaid... Amount of dividends, either cutL or scrip, declared but not yet due Amotiut cf money Lorrowed. Amount of all other existing clams agaiust the Co......... 9, Son 00 None. Nosp. None. None. Total amount of losses, claitrs, and liabilities S4-V.S0 43 j The greatest amount insured on any one risk is $:in,0fX, but will not, as a geueral rule, exceed Ji ,.OV. The Company has no general rule as to the amount allowed to be insured in auy city, town, village, or block, being governed in this matter, in ea-li case, by the general character of buildings, width of streets, facilitias for putting out tires, Ac. No art of its capital or earnings is deposited in any other State as security therein. An attested copy of the Charter or Act of incorporation accomp inies this statement. STATE OF NEW YORK, ss City and County of New York. ' Charles J. Martin, President, and .1. MiltoU Smith. Secretary of the Home Insurance Company, ! Icing severally sworn, depose and say, and each for ! himself says, that the foregoing is a true, full and correct statemen t of the allairs of t lie said Coi porati'n, and that they are the above described olliceis thereof. (Signed) niARI.CS J. MARTIN, Pres't. (Sigued) J. MILTON SMITH, Soc'y. Svbscribed and sworn before me, this 17tli day of . -. January, A. D. 18iX. Witness mv baud ISEAL.J ail(J oniciaX ,,1. (Signed) BENJAMIN RAXKIS, Commissioner fur Indiana, iu New York, I ij Broadway, N. Y. AlletiC. Hallock is the duly authorized agent for this city, as per certificate of authority tiled in the Comity Clerk's office. This Company Insures against loss or daiuaue by fire to buildings, merchandise, household lurni ture, and personal proierty geuerally. Also, agaiust the perils of inland navigation, at failrates of premium. ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Ageut, Marble Hull Building, Maiu St., Evannville. feb:i-tap2S. STEWART'S STOVE. Ut 'S OJV IfJVn, J ZnMBIIE 9 JL lot of these truly and jn-dly celebrated, newly aud greatly improved summer and winter Cooking Stoves, of the unrivaled Stewart's Patent, aud at the only agency in this city. Tho. Saiitliii , No. 2! Main afreet, between Firt and Second. The flist premium was awarded to this Stove as the best coal or wood cooking stove at the Southwestern Indiana District Fair, held at this place. No stove ever devised combines as numerous or iuHrtaut scientific principles as this of Stewart's. It broils, boils, bakes anil roasts at the same moment, without onedish imparting flavor to another, or pnnlucing that san eie-ss of taste in meats and gravies, which, to the delicate and fastidious of taste, makes so insuperable an obection to every other cookiug stove now iu use. With one-fiairib of the fuel employed in the b-st of stoves now iu nee, this most perfect and complete cooking apparatus erfomis, Kimultaooously aul more perfeciiy than has ever before been accomplished, everything required iu the t?st provided families, so far as cooking is coui-emed. When, too, ft is borne in mind that the most delicate females can visit the kitchen when the Stewart Stove is fully employed, slid the fire is at its height, without the smallest unpleasantness from Hie change of teinperatur, so little is the heat from it diffused externally, an inducement is presented for its universal employ ment never lieretofore presented in any other stove. That, indeed, Isoueof its priucipa attractions, as well as its ereatest wonder, how h at in so econo mize! and ditlnsed within the stove itself, and so little perceptibly escapes into the kitchen, a place where, with any of the stoves now in use, other than Stewart's, it is scarcely possible for any one, in warm weathor more particularly, to lreathe with comlort. For 2o years Mr. Stewart has been employed In perfecting this stove, and since last February, he has obtained three uew patents for improvements, which, iu his opinion, and the opinion of all who have examined it, made it perfect. Within fbnr years (xvury thontund of them have been sold, nnder a full guaruntee, and not one has beeu returned. These remai k.-ible results have emlollened a host of stove manufacturers to imitate the Stewart Stove, but, save iu exterior appearance, which the old patents (having expire!) enables them to give, they I no more resemble Stewart's than chalk docscbeese. I These imitations are known by various names, but , thy are all ileticieut in various particulars, such as the air-light lsxes, by which full control is kept i over the fire, and of the heat, by a drafc damper, ingeniously contrived, which also admits a con- : stant current of cold air on the outside of the Are i box, w !iich again (av-ome heated air, aud, passing i into the oven, is made available fr cooking ur- ! iHises. The agent ami sitbscrilier is receiving the best ' Imitation of the Mewart Stove, called " Pride of : the West,' which be will be happy to dispose of : at two-thirds of the price of tiie gonttiue Stewart's. : It is 'possible, of course, to cook with it, but it bears no resemblance to Stewart's. The "Stewart" is sold by the agent, under a full . guarantee to perforin as recommended, and if, within three months from purchasing, any fault is fouud 1 with them, he a ill take them back and refund the money. Housekeepers will bear in mi ad. then, tliat the genuine Stewart Stove, bought at I lie ouly agent's here,,Aill, with half the labor and oneIburth the fuel, do more and belter cookiug tliau any other stove ever constructed. TUOS. SCANTLI N, No. 23 Maiu street, Sole agent for the sale of the Stewart Uiove in Southern ltiilia.ua aud Kentucky.

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CHAS. B. NIEHAVg. LI8 BECXKAN. MUM OK SIEItAVS &. BECKMAN. NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE. n o z. m sa is e jjvo ketj ii. 9 W dealers and Mamit.ii-tiir,-. i.t Tin. tVnuier. and Sheet Iron IVares, No. 8, Waier street, !etwc-u , Main aud Locust, Kvansville, Iu l. I The undersigned have constantly on hand a full ; assortment of Stoves of every variety and pattern, i at the lowest prices", mid befi leave to inform their friends aud the public ceuerally, that t!-y have the Iwst and neatest assortment of Tiu Ware ever ..IT.ivii, and have constantly oh hand a full assortment of Druggist Cans, Jtcl.sre. Those iersons wishiutr work iu their line are rcclliilly reUest-d to (five tin in acll t if -re pur-cl.a-iu elsewhere, as by prompt atteiiti.u to th ir business nd a thorough kii.wlcd'. i ttiir trade, thev hp- to uive geueral satistctiii. N1KH AUS. k HKCU M i N. ( UPPER AM) JOB WORK. StoaiulM.ar, Distillery, and Brewery Work; Steam . Pipes, Soda Fountains, Pumps, and general Oopis-r-sniithin if and Sheet Iron Work, made and repaired, Metal Koonnfx, Gutterine, 4c. ! irorjt wtvrrunlp4 to gin ftrrjWt HttiijoctioH, tU the Uriivtol prices. mr7-4oid IfiltA S P U I JV U TKJVE. JoOU Just received and now opening, an elegant stock of gjods suitable for tbe.-iisriug Trade : 20 citses fancy prints; In denims; 1.1 " bleache! uiiisHns; 2 " lawns; 2 ' shallies; Id " cttonades; 4 nprou checks; 10 bales shirtii g strip, s; : sheeting; Aud a rreat variety jf ci.tions of all kinds, all of - which we are selling below Cincinnati prices, as we are determined to draw the good trade to Kvansville. Come and examine for yourselves at njar.1 J. U. MAGHKK & CO.'S, First St. TIME S JBWXLUf. WW We are selline Watrhe-, Jewelry, fc, at extraordinary low prices, prearatory to laying iu a sew stock. bITTKOLFF BUGS., mailt. 48 Main strtet. ,M,m.-AV 'JIVTIWE HO' to attend a Grocery and drive an express ' wagon. Must know how to write a fair hand, aud 1 come well recom.uetidcd. Apply si No. I:r2. IVscy ' Block, Main street. marltl-tf '9 EM O fJ I., THE IEJTH EB kV Store of Thomas Kertli has tss-u removetl I from No. 7 (Fleming's old stand), to 7.1 Maiu St., ' oplswito Washiiigtoti Hotel, where he keeps .1 lull ; supply of LKATUKR AND FINDINGS. He keeps j ou hand every rariety aud sells cheap for cash. I Puii.ij. DUKSNCit, Fleming's old salesman. Is : with me, and will be ou hand to wait on our old ; trieud aud all the uew customers who may call on 1 us. He will do justice to all. i mar2 1m.l THOMAS KERTH. I BSE E X I. t J V JyZMM W. WW 100 kegs assorted sizes, just received and ! for sale by CHAS. McJOH NSTON, marl Posey 'a Bl.s k, Maiu street. j rojTExT j b't Yi' iTe s i J- III erent variety, ut the lowest price, at the New Drug Store of to 027 N. S. THOMPSON. State333.ont Or THK. COSOITION OF TUR Hartford Fire Insurance Co., MADE TO TIIK AUDITOR OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, JANUARY 1, 1800. 1st. The name of this Company is the Hart fold Fire Insurance Company, and ia located at Hurtford, Connecticut. CAPITAL. I M.I Tl.. anMninl ..r rTui.tlal ll-rw.V Ia tint1 O.V. fin i J.: , , i U? - .,.,.s. 3d. The amount of Capital Stock paid np 500,000 00 i ASaKTo. I 4th. Cash ou hand and iu B'k.$.i8,333 1 1 Cash in hands of agents, or iu course of transmission t2,'H 80 i Cash loaned on call ;10,000 UK-131,O20 00 ! Bills receivable, secured by ersonal i and collateral security .. 70,223 60 Kual state unincumbered, building mid lot IS Pearl street, Hartford 1.1,000 00 STOCK AN1 BONUS AM I'Ol.LOWS, VIZ : PAR VAL. M'KT VAI.. 511 shares Hartford B'k stock .11,100 $08,08.1 4o0 shares Phoenix II k stock 4,i ltWshares Ct. iiiv. B'k'g C.stk... .I.tsm 200 shares Exchange Bauk stock.. 10,000 1.10 shares Bunk of Hartford Co. bauk slock 7.500 -200 shares Charter Oak B'k stock. 20,1)00 220 shares Farmers tt Mechanics bank stock , 22,00ft 150 shares Meroaulile B'k Stock.. 1.1,000 1J2 shares Merchauts' A Mutiill i.:lurers' Bauk stock vt,2i0 ol.l shares .i;tua B'k stock Ul,5ti 184 shares City Bauk stock IS, SHI ts Mhares Auiericau Ex.-hauge Buuk stock, N. Y 20,(K)0 200 shares Bunk of Commerce b'k stock, N. Y oO.fit'O :00 shares Importers' t- Trailers' Bank stock, N. V 30,000 .'100 st-ares Bauk of America bank stock, N. Y 30.000 21 0 shares Manhattan Co. Bauk stock 10,000 200 shares Merchants' Bk s'k, N. Y. lo.OOO 2i ) shares Union lt'k stock, N. Y. lo.ooo 2 shares Ooeau B'k stock, N. Y. 10,000 :;7,2ki 0,."S)0 lll,(MI 7, aio 20,800 20, ".2o 16.01X1 n,xi2 :;4,o-o 21. C4 . 20,000 1!),800 .'tJ.OOO 3.1,4.10 14,0.10 lo,825 10,000 9,200 lisi shares Batik of ft America Bk stock, N Y I0.IXK 10,700 300 shales Metropolitan b'k stock, iN X 100 shares Blackstone b'k stock Boston :50,ooo 10,000 10;0)0 I0,5.-l 10,000 10.ft.KI 1,20.1 10,510 10,7j0 10,410 190 shares Bank of Commeicest'k, Ronton 100 shares Grauite bk stock, Botou lO.ISHI 10 slimes Suffolk Il k slin k, Lt.e. ton 100 shares Hide and Leather B'k, Boston 100 shares Webster b'k stock, Boston UK) shares National li'k stock, Bos100 shares Atlantic B'k clock, Boston 1,IH 10,000 lO.OoO 10.000 1 1 1,1 11 SI lO.iSOO 10,300 1 1, w 10,100 20,200 20,lfi0 3,000 l,.'soo li.fsl IS, lis) 10,121 2ll,lKH 8,4iSI io,W0 100 shares Salety Fllud B k slock Boston........ 11,1 KM 100 shares Boylwtou Bank stock j Boston 10,000 j loo shares Kever - Bank stock, Bi Ion lo.OOO I 200 shares B'k of the State of Mis1 souri stock .t 20,o0 - 2 0 shares Merchauts' B'k stock St. Lonis oo,l0 j 120 shares Connecticut Klvul Colui pany stoi k 12,000 j 20 shares Conunc ticnt Uiver K. K. j Company 2,ts.O 100 shares Hartlord dt N Haven Jt K Co stock 20 TeutR-sse State Bonds, ti ier 111,000 cents, payable 1802 2 Ohio Slate Bonds, ti per ceuts payable 18jO , 20.1 n0 10.ISSI 20,000 20 Michigan State Bds, 6 ceuts, payal.le 18.1 lO Missouri State Mock, (i per cent, ayahle ... lo.ooo Is, 25 Hartford City bonds, i' per ts. liaysOlu 1870 3.r,IKNJ 20 shares State Bank Wiacoiisiu oto. k, Milwaukee 2, Loo 2,140 Si,fO,8(K) '$7211,4 .17 Total assets.. .t'l -":IOJ I.M L1ABIL1TIKS. 5th. Ctb. No liabilities lo banks, or others, due r not u ne. No losses adjusted aud due. j 7th. Stu. . ... v Srtl.iilu Kl or arijusuid aud nut due, ! ,J"i Losses iu suspense waitinx further proof, iu. eluded iu last answer above All other claims against the company, (divideuds unpaid) 1,920 loth Total amount of liabilities 5iC,v0 6.1 j 11th. This role of the company is ut lo exceed S 10,000 iu any oue risk, sub ect to loss by a single nre. ; 12th. The amount iusured in a city or village de- j peuds upon its size geuerally all the deeirsble risks to be had, subject to the last rule anove iiameu. l '.th. The amonut iusured in any one block of buildiugs, deeuds iikii its sie and construction, subject to the rule ubovs referred to. lllh. A certified copy of the Act of Incorporation accouipauies ttiis statement. TI HO I'll Y V. ALLVN, See'v. STATE OF CON S ECTIC'liT, ) Hartford County, BaJANt'AKT Ctb, lai. Personally appeared T. C. Allyu, SecreUiry of the Hartford fire liieuraiic Company, and made oath that the foregoiug statement, by him subscribed, is a true, full and correct statement of thu an.iirs of said Company, aud exhibits, so far. as can be ascertained at this date. Its actual condition ou the 1st day ol January, 1S0O. Before me, GEO. S. OILMAN, Justice of the Peace Allen C. Uallock is the duly authoriwl Agent for this city, by certificate of authority from the , Auditor of State, hied in the County Clerk's ' omce. Applications for insurance on merchandise, store bouses, dwellings aud couteuls, will be atleuded to, aud policies issued at reasonable rates. ALLEN C. UALLOCK, Ageut, Marble Hall Building, No. tt Maiu street, Evausville, lad. jau23tap2

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GUARD AGAINST FIRE t ' BY CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE tvTT.VrK' lucorpoiated 1819 Charter Perietual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRKD. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, Ami tl.o prestige of 40 years success and experience. t'PWARDS or 914,000,000 Of I ses have been paid by the .Aitna Insnrancs Company iu the past 40 years. . The value of reliable Insurance will bo apparent from the following LOSSES PAID BY THE Dl'Btxrt THE PAST rfT YIAR8: In Ohio J4.U,r.20.81 In Michigan, f 1.1S,043t In Wisconsin, 106.06fS.07 In Kentucky, 204,039.40 Missouri 384,518.04 Iowa A Minn. 101,3! 9. 4ri In Indiana,... I4.fws In Illinois, . 44P.KC.oa Tennessee,.... 97,54.21 Kansas ft Neb 19,946.77 IViin'a Vtt . 31,695.82 , Ark. Oa.... 23,945.09 Mississippi and Alabanm,... 152,412.18. Fire and Inland Navigation Kisks accepted at terms consistent with solvency aud fair pro tit. Etee;al Bttenthnt given to Inmranctof DWELLIS09 and O-tnVas, or term of to b ymrs. Hie solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the .Xtua Insurance Company luMresse' iu its line, should not be overlooked by Ihts-e ready toi-isureaad understanding their best interests. During ' stringent times " the necessity for relialde Iusuraiice li-omes an imperative duty--th ability if property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Al'cik i- iu all the principal cities and towns throughout the State, folicies issued without delay, by .-tL-y of the duly autborizei Ageuts of the Comotttiy. ' Acr'Biisiuc.iR attended to with despatch and fidelity. A. C. II A Ll CCK SOX, Airents, matS Marble Building, Main st. jTto i?.v it it oojns5 no z.tf ii 6 u iiiaiily, for sale cheap. 8. K. G1LBKKT CO., marl4 No. 4 Sycamore St. B VST BEVEIVEU.JI SVPEUIOU M article of Black Ttva Iu small caddies, expreesly for family use at No. 87 Maiu stteet, opposite the Court House JAS. L. SPALD1NU. mar 10 VTEET POTATOES bTo Ml If SB. Kece.vingat T. EKUMONO'S. OB HOl'SE-BEEPEUS.EAJVCr mas 4'ornices, (c he lp.) fancy Curtain Bauds ttii'I Vi in mi lit r or sale very low ly CHABLKS S. WELLS. jrpHAJS'! HBA.n-5 TOJS'SSPI, EJ'JLb did country Bran 1 twt received and for sale at J. V. KLLIOTT'S FAMILY OROCKBY. VEELEll & WILSON'S 1?? ft . SEWING MACHINE, No. 5 First Street, between Main and Locust. mW,wE OEEEB TO THE PVBLIC WW H heeler f. Wilson's Improved Sewing Machine at reiluced prices, with increased conhdenc iu its merits as the best and most reliable family sewing machine now in use. It sews equally well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock stitch impossible to unravel, with the essential advantage of being alike on both sides, forming no ridge or chain ou the nnder side ; is simple in construction, more sjieedy in movement, and nors durable than any other machine. We give full Instructions to enable the purchaser to sew ordinary seams, stitch, hem, fell, quiit, gather, bind, aud tuck, all on the same machine, aud warranted lor three years. We also keep on constantly band a full assortment of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machlucs, from persons of the highest standing; Ksst and West, giving prices, Ac, will be furnished gratis, on applicatiou iu persou or by letter. felllv V. M. SKLLMAN. -Writs. 11V.VSLO AJ" EXPEBIA F-B. diced A'lirnc aud female Fhysician, presents to the attention of mothers, her SOOTHING BYKCP, for Children TeetUmj, which greatly facilitates th process of Teething, by softening th gums, reducing all iud.immatiou will allay all pain and) spasmodic actinn, and Is SL'KK TO ItEOULATE TIIE boH'LLS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourself, aud UELIF.F AUD HEALTH TO Y0CR INFANTS, We have put tip and I sold this article for over ten years, and can say, in confidence and truth of it, w bat we have nev gor been able to say of any other medicine never feftae it failed, in a single inntimc , to efWt a cure S hen timely used. Never did we know an iu stance of dissatisfaction by any one v. ho used it. 5Uu the contrary, all are delighted a itb its cpera- sjtions, and speak In terms of highest cominen. faction of its magical effects aud medical virtues, j We apeak in this matter "what we do know," affj,"ter ten years' experience, and pledge our reputa Qtion for the fulfilment of wluit we here declare. p In almost every instance where the infant is suf- iter! tig from pain andaxhaustioii, relief will be "found In 16 or 20 minutes after the Syrup is admin tfeistered. This valuable preparation I the prescription of one of the most epe rienced and k 1 1 I f n I Nurses iu New England, and has been ussd wttb never failing success in thousands of cases. It not only relieves JKthe child from pat n, but invigorates 1 be stomach Jiind bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and (energy to the whole system. It will almost in stantly relieve Oripiag In the Bowels and Wind QBColic, and overcome convulsions, which if not "speedily remedied, and iu death. We believe it tot he best and surest remedy iu he world, in all ss.-ases of Dysentery and Diarrhea ill children, 'whether it arises from teething or from any other cause. We would say to every mother who I has a child s n fTe r 1 B g from any one of the foregoing complaints, do not t your prejudices, nor thepieluaices ot others, I Maud between your sintering child and tba relief that will be sure yes, absolutely aura to follow ' the use .r this medicine if timely used. h'ull directions for usiuj; will accompany each i bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile of : 'ti ItTfS A PElllilNS, New York, is on the outI vide wrapjier. Solt by Druggists t'ti ror.ghout the world. Prlncipal ehi-e. No. I t Cedar street, New York. I Price 2.1 cts. a bottle janl3-dwly. KKLLEK J- WHITE, Agents, Evausville, Iud. I MillAUI.ES BAH CO CM, IJB FOB TE B V y and Dealer iu Coach and Saddlery Hardware, Main street, noar Water. Having computed my ar ra age la t w:th European and AswrJ icaa manun ' ers fora ..act supply of ail goods iu my litis, I am enabled to of fer inducements, thai cannot fail to be to the interest of all engaged in the business to give ma a trial. I name in part: axles, springs made of the bes steel; bands, enameled and of all kind of leather cloths, liuiug for carriages, varnishes, castings of all kinds, saddle trees, English bridle leathers, bits, stirrups, spurs, hames, tine silver names of all kinds, Jouny Lind Oig Trees, self-adjusting pad. Taylor's 1 si tent hames, fly neU, shoe threads, horse blankets, London Girth Webs, Aiuerican Uirth , and ltein Welis, both cotton and worsted; Loudon Welt Skins, a superior article; ivory, gutta perch, and brass linsd martengiJ rings; superior ksrseys lor horse covers, the boat onalitv of carrbure bolts. tor horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolts, patent eig trees, kc, Ac. I ke n. in fact everything appertaining to either branch of the business, and understanding both, branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite your attention before purchasing elsewhere. I am also ageut for Ward's Patent Spring Saddle ap20-dAw

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