Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 231, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 June 1860 — Page 2

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evansville, ind MONDAY MORNING icnk i PEOPLE'S TICKET. FOR rnESIOEXT, ABRAM LINCOLN Or ILLINOIS. - FOR VICE MUESIDWer, HANNIBAL HAMLIN OK MAINE. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Electors f r tie t&ite ut Large. WILLIAM UUMBACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson District Elector. 1st Dfcrtric! Cyrus N Allen, ol Knox. M District John W. liny, oi Clarke. :!J District Morton C. Hunter, of Monroe 4th District John El. Farqduihar, of FrankI Uh District Nelson Trnaler, of nayette. i.th District Beaben A. 1U! y, of Hancock. 7th District Johu Hsbm, of Putnam, th District Samuel II. Unit, of Tippecanoe. 9th District Jauics N. Tyner, -t Miami. 10th District Isaac Jt-iikinsuii, of Allen, llih District David O. Daily, of Huntington. Opposition State Ticket FOR GOVERXOI., MBNRT S. LANE, of Montgomery. FOR LIEUTENANT 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, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES O. 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 PUEMC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Lincoln's Political Opinions. The Dred Scott Case The Dred Scott Decision of iheSuprcme Court is recognized both by the Democratic State Convention and the Democratic National Convention at Ch.irle3ton as pood law and good political doctriuo. Sound Democrats must swear by it none dare deny its correctness and binding force on the party. Mr, Douglas interprets the decision cue wa another ; but they are under that decision cfa! and reiardsd ma property M tuchanan eed that ecognized Coastitution of the United States. We hear much of the Dred Scott ciiso, but perhnp3 have: reflected little upon it, and know little of it.-', force and effecl upon the nation. We give (he views of one of the soundest lawyer.-:, ablest statesmen, and rlearest minds of lire country upon it; and we ask our readers if lite argument is not overwhelming ? In the joint delnte a' Galeshurgb, Mr. Lincoln spoke as follow.' : The essence of the Dred Scolt case is compressed into the sentence which 1 will now read : "Now, as wo bave already said in an earlier part of this opinion, upon a different point, the right of properly in a slave is distinctly and expressly affirmed in the Constitution' I repeat it, " The right of property in a slave is- distinctly and expressly affirmed in the Constitution .'" What i3 it to be afirmetT in the Constitution ? ilude firm iu the Constitution so made that it cannot be separated from the Constitution without breaking the Constitution -durable as the Constitution, and part of the Constitution. Now, remembering I be provision ot the Constitution which I have read, affirming Unit that instrument is the supreme law of the land; that the judges of every State shall be bound by it, any law or Constitution of any State to the contrary notwithstanding ; that the right of property in a slave is affirmed in that Constitution, is made, formed into, and cannot be separated from it without breaking it: durable as the instrument part of the instrument;--what follows as a abort and even syllogistic argument from it? 1 think it follows, and I submit to the consideration of men capable ol arguing, whether as I state it, in syllogistic form, tbc argument has any fault in it? Nothing in the Constitution or laws of any Slate can destroy a right distinctly and expressly affirmed in the Constitution of the Knited States. The right of property in a slave is distinctly and expressly affirmed in tbe Constitution of the United States. Therefore, nothing in tin- Constitution or laws of any State can destroy the right of property iu a slave. 1 believe that no fault can be pointed out in that argument; assuming the truth eI the premises, the conclusion, so tar as I have capacity at all to understand it, follows : . e i .. 'Pl,..., : . ,. ...i, : :. i .i ,a ? " " "'-. nut ids latin is :.ot in uie reasoning; r.ui the falsehood in fact is a fault of the pre inises. I believe that the right of property in a slave M not distinctly and expressly affirmed in the Constitution, nnd Judge Douglas Ihink3 it ut. I I Supreme Court and the : decision mav search in rain at lite if that dace in the Constitution wh rig ol t slave is distincllj an.t express I say, therefore, that 1 think premises is not true in fact. B with Judge Douglas. It is im Supreme Court w ho pronounci ,. , ' true the 1 bey I it. il beiri 'l'l"-'-' "i ' topped from denying it., the conclnsion lollows that the Constitntiou of the United States lieing the supreme law, no coastltlttion or law can interfere with ir. It being SSS : Z v..! : tizx i ly affirmed in the Constitution, the eonelusion inevitably follotcs thai no State law or constitution can destroy that right. I then say to Judge DonglaS and to all others, that I think it will take a better answer than a sneer to show that tin, so who have said that the right of prop i ly in slave is diatiactlv and expressly affirmed in the Constitution, nie not prepared to show thai no constitution or law can destroy that right. I sav 1 ladieve it will take a far better argument than a mere sneer to show the minds of intelligent men that arboever has so said, is not prepared, w henever public sentiment is so far advanced as to justify it, to say the other. This is but .;u opinion, and the opinion of one very humble man: bt.! it is my opinion that ilie Dred Scot! decision, as it is, never would hove been made in its present form if the party that made it hud not .ren sustained preciously by tht tieetion. My own opinion is, that the new Dred S- oit decisiou deciding against the liyhl of the people of the States to exclude slavery, wiil never be made, rf thai party is not shslained by the elections. I believe, further, that t just as sure to be made ; to morrow f to come, if that party shall ! ivrtaim d Llov. Douglas reaurds if. At another de

Lincoln thus refers to tlic man-

b Jiiiiiic IDii2lis rcaiils I ilocisiou : This tnau sticks to ;i decision which forbids the neoiili of a Territory irotu exeluding slavery, ana he iloes so not because he says ii is right in itself lie does not give iinv opinion on that hut because it run been decided by the court, and being decided by the coutt, he is, and you ate bound to take it in your political action us law not that he judges ul nil ot its merits, but because a decision of the court is to liiui a 'Thus saith (he Lord. ' He places it on that ground aloue, and you will bear iu niitul that, thus committing himself u u reservedly to thi decision, commits him to the next one just as firmly us to this. He did not commit himself on account of the merit or dnmerit of the decision, but it is a Thtis saith the Lord. The nest decision, as much as this, will be a Thus saith the Ljord. There is nothing that can divert or turn him away from this decision. It is nothing that 1 point out to him that his great prototype, ' Gen. Jackson, did not believe in the bind in"" fence of decisions. It is nothing to him i that Jefferson did not so believe.-' What shall u-e do about it t ' The Judge ! indulged himself, doubtless to-day, with the I question as to what I am going to do with ! or about the Dred Scott decision. Well, Judge, will you please to tell me what you j did about the U. S. bank decision ? Will i you not graciously allow us to do with the ' Dred Scott decision precisely as you did i with the bank decision ? You succeeded in breaking down the moral effect of that j decision ; did you find it necessary to amend ' the Constitution ? or to set up a court of ; negroes in order to do it? What the Democracy are Doing. Now, , i. -r nr,.j c., ,i.,;; , USvlUg spc'ivcil oi mi; iy i on utuii ueeiiiiuii, ' one more won! and I am doui Henrv S t 'lay, my bean ideal of a statesman, the ! man lor wnom t longnt ait .ny numoie lireHenry c lay once saia ol a class ol men who would repress all U ndencie3 to liberty . , . . ' ... . : a:ni ultimate emancipation, that they must, : if they would do tb4 go back to the era of , J ' " our lodepenaeiice, and muzzle the cannon i which thunders its annua! iovous return : they must blow out the moral lights around US ; they must penetrate the human soul, and eradicate there the love of liberty ; and i then, and not till then, COIlld they perpetll- 1 alA slavery in this country ! Jude Doutr- i las is going back to the em ot our Revolulion, anei to taeeiwui oi uis noiuiy, mu.- j zhng the cannon which thunders its annual i joyous return. When he invites any pes- I nla witliinT In harp slnvsrv. tit establish it i he is blowing out the moral light around u. When he says he "cares not whether slavery i3 voted down or voted up ' that it. is a sacred right of self-government he is, in my judgment, penetrating the human son! and eradicating the light of reason and the love of liberty in this Ameri can people. And HOW I Will Only SUV that j w hoi, lie .ill these means and aimliances ! ' , . ,r . . ' Judge Donglas shall succeed m bringing j public sentiment to an exact accordance with bis own views when these vast assemblaces sball ho back till these senlimentS when they shall come to tepeut his view's and to avow his principles, and to sav all that in- ays on these mighty questions then it needs oolj (he formality of the second Dred Scull decision, which he indorses in advance, to make slavery alike lawful in all the States old as well as new, North f s well as South. He Can Sdit 'E All. We stated recently that .ludoe Law would have opposition in his Congressional aspirations. On second thougbt, we don't see the need of having any other candidate than Judge Law. Why ? Because be has been on all sides iii politics, and, sure, can't he satisfy all the people? Suppose he goes into the old Whig neighborhoods, he can point to his record while a member of that party. If he goes into Warrick, Dubois, or other dyed-in-the-WOol Democratic counties, be cm plead his former abuse ot Henrv Clay 1 . to prove bis Democratic orthodoxy, and to clinch the nail, he can tell them that he was both for nnd against Jndge Hovey in 1858 and for and acrainst the Adininistration on the Lecompton issue. This ought ti) satisfy both Lecompton and anti-Lccomp-touitcs. Should he go up into " Black Republican T localities oh, Moses! how he will roll out that quotation! he can point to that abolition letter he wrote to certain members of the Democratic Legislature in IS IS, as an evidence that he will do to tie lo on the nigger question. lu the whole, we think any one who Concludes to tun against the Jude had better be prepared to show a more varieyated record than he possesses, or he cannot please nil spies like J udge I. aw can. The dish the Jit. lye ought now to teed on, lo qualify himself for carrying on the can-v.i-s. is olla jiodrida. For the benefit of those who bare no dictionary handy, we t.uote Webster's definition of this dish, to i ' show it; appropriateness: j " Olla Poehrida. A favorite Spanish dish, j consisting of a mixture of all kinds of meat I chopped hue, and stewed with vegetables ; ueace, me term is useu meiapuortcatiy, tor any incongruous melange. ' - The llrllnnd Everelt Fliile. ; In addition to the repudi'ttioD of Bell j ! and Kveretl by llie old line Americans of i N-w York, the resignation of the Secretary i j rje (mstiTnt;oiial lT?iion RrACntiva Rnm. ! mitlfsi hsesum l.e roiild not snnmrl thr not j r j liket. a"'1 f,tllPI mnitesUttoos ot disap- j , proval on tbe part of the country, we have i t now to record the abandonment of ihenom- ; u r R:ut - - tbe cltwf American citjr in the 1 mon. The I Baltimore Patriot says that at the last regit - I 1Mr session of the " American Superior Conn il, resolutions were adopted that tin Amencau partv oi naiumore nas ueterinni - it ui part ed t i.. i i. tain iis political organization in the tnuncipaJ election next fall, and to leave its members free, as individoafs, to vote as they plea in the Prehlential election. What do fi.'ll men l!iink ot' this state of things ' Does ti indicate Bell s success .' tfgf A correspondent of tlie Vevny 1 1 nd . ) fines, tells Ilie following, which is almo-t loo good ft joke to be lost: Ibniiig tin- prevalence of the storm a day or iwo ago, a remark was incidentally dropped thai the wind lOanitested a particular regard for Church edifices. iF hereupon an tfid Soldier Btontly eon tea ded thai it was ul! the works ol tlie .:evil. ' Then, queries ..no, bow p; it th.it all the Universal i&l Churches, so far a.; we know, have beet hrft iiii!,iir:ii ?d. "On '. says tin- old ajan, th it won1. be operating loo much againal bis on n inlereals.

MISCELLANEOUS. TWUJCKEBEL, WHITE PISH JJS'U 91 fM. Pickled Herring. 20(1 psrkagt-K for sale by juni-' S. K. GILBERT & Co. MH t ,;.- .() HXS. 1 flOZ. EJCH M. tjuarts and 1 ., galls, tor sale bv june2 " S. E GILBERT CO. 1f ie b.iij. p a ujve s l.soo lb. WW choice, for sale by 8. E. GILBERT A CO.

lH.t: JJV1I HLJSTl.VU POWjsuo K. GILBERT A CO. to ttOXKS 1 UJLLU.V Pit EI.ES. tO ' hall" ' ' lo ijiitrtsaiid pints. M Jnst received at COOK v LANG LEV'S. 1.500 , tj.it: cvbeii iuiir.it L-f. J.hmi lbs Prime Clear sides. Received this day at COOK it LANGLEY'S. f BOXES PMIJMJS O i.lt u: B. mmW Cheese, Jo boxes Prime New YV. It. Cheese, 600 lbs Extra W. R. Butter, "sKlbs Choice Fresh Conutiy, toll djz Fresh Eggs, Just received at COOK & LANG LEV'S. pay tsL h.i ti s AY T B.I WHITE WltE.IT SJ W i'lonr, iu store and lor sale at the juuel EUREKA BAZAAR. sTft EJUS PBI.flE BIO VO PIKE, av lo bbls afolasses SK) half bbls do., Ul Pockets Java Coffee. ale by COOK & LANG LEY. For -m-m EHS EXTBJ .VO. 1 JV. O. SVm. gar for $1, to be had only ut juuel COOK ft LANGLEY'S. -antrmmwJiJkMM.VHMmuM.B .iijme ; JC their own Soap. Ono pound of Concentrated : Lye costing 2oo, makes o gallons of good Soft ; Soap. To lie had only at W'M. BIERBOWKU'S Drugstore, i juncl-.U .n p b vp. .ti &j't o p jmjffjv : M street. Last notice. Owners of Main street : property are notified that in order to secure the deduction of eight per cent, ou the cost of tbe im- , nrovemeut. thev must hand iu their notes without further delay, (lee ordinance.) barub, mayor. i MaVor's ( In '- May .11, 1850. fM for Joiners Carpenters, Coopers, Masons, and ! Kliruu.rHi , tlie i)t.Bt qaaiitr, to which we call tho attention of all concerned. , OEO. S. SONNTAG a CO No. 10 Main .-t., below the Br. Bank. - JOTf TTO ' MM. Scythes, Grain do., Cradles, Sneaths, Sicki, H, lioos, Bakes, a Urge stork ofdiflsraat kinds tor sale cheap at uEo. S. SONNTAG A CO.'S. rmilli TTE'TiOJ' OP HOU&EM. sis called lo our large and well-e-anrt Tinued Soooam. Soap Ladles, Table Knives and Forks in great variety, Knameled Kettles and Pots, Brass Kettles, Meal Selves, rrylng rani, uref''" Mt " 8 Dog Irons, Sad Irons, etc. ' OBU. S. SUN'S TAG CO.'S - - 11 M I, it t-' ti .W . T E B I .1 I. A MM Locks, Hinges, Knob, Koorsprings, Bolts Bell hangings, Screws etc. a well assorted stock Ht (jam-') GK0. S. SON NT AG A CO.'S. rmuiE PCMM.MV is bkspectpheM. ly invited to call for anything they should want of articles generally kept iu a wall stocked and regulated Hardware store. GEO S. S0NNTAG & CO., Sign of the Circular Saw, juuel No. 10 Main St., below Br. Bank. TgTE UV TIOJS" .V THE PHICE OP AT n WHITE LEAD. The tradersigned haj been appointed agent for the sale ot White Load al manulacturer s prices, and cau now sell at lower nirures than ever ottered before in the city, i nn ami seu for yourselves. WM. H. r. stoddakd, mar:a IT Main at. rw WVJVJir. a ltJl.ES soet PiJVE M Mux, suitablu tor ro-sew ing ,unny liajjs ; also, a full supply of tine and heavy Hemp Pack in: Twine, tor sale by GKo. FOSTKB iL Co. mar.'U Corner Locust st. and the Canal. O I L.I. VII PJPKBBl.l.VOS, WITH Patent fixtures to them, for sale cheap. MILLER A KIKHAUS, apr.ri 43 Maiu street. CHARLES BABC0CK, Importer ainl Dealer in Cach and Saddlery Hardware. MAIN' STPvEKT, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. ff M.I l COMPLETE It M f .IBJEM ranejementa with European and American manufacturers for a direct supply of all goods in my WW, I am enabled to offer Inducements, that cannot fail to be to the Inturart of all engaged iu the business to give me a trial. 1 name in part: axles, sprius made of the bait teel; bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather, cloths, linings for carriages, varnishes, castings ol ail kinds, saddle troes, English bridle leathers, bits, stirrups, spars, hstnes, tine silver h antes of all kiuds, Jenny Lind Gijr Trees, self adjusting Kids, Taylor's patent hames. fly nets, sh'M threads, horse blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth auc' Hein Webs, both cotton and worsted; Loudon I Welt eatiaa, a ssrperior article; Ivory, gatta parcaa I and brass lined MarUnga rinfes; superior kerseys for horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolts, i feeef, tkct'evorythin appertain! ax to either branch of the business, and understanding both hram lies thonHurhhr. we would respectfully invib I your attention before purchaeing elsewhere. I .i r W 1. D.. v.tll. 1 ALU HIBU g.llW, "II" 1 , I.L.U. IIK .-Willi- . Bir2n-dA m 50 mis., tot jv ftM-srnam, 1 and 2 lb Cans, pi do, flush Lobsters, ass., 1 and 2 lb cans, lb do., it ISS., I lb do.. ao ihsjG fresh Salmon, 1 and 2 COOK ,t LA NO LEY'S. BOXES HULL'S I34H IH JTE. u French ."i " Baker's " 2 ;t Baker's Cocoa, For sale at COOK d- LANGLEY'S. n.sii; EtSH'TP.E It EST JL assort men i iu the Citv at tin Eureka Ibcaar. No. I Mackerel, No. 1 Salmon, Mess Ulue t'ish. No. 2 " Shad, Baltimore Herrisg. .lust received at COOK a LANOLKY'S. dk v tta it.IO H K II S. E JIB TO wived and lor sale bv GEO. roSTEB A' CO. prime, lb ninemmiceleu pones. M I5S bids Moss Pork t,,,lr own caring,) 100 " M. O. " " SS half bids Pig Pork, In store and Car sale bv GEO. POSTER ,V CO. JBI. '3SO EEtiS CHOICE PJ.tl. il y Lard, lor sale by GEO. KOSTEK A Co. NEW ICE CREAM SALOON. A. fe-ri'it his irieuds ami the ublic in irouerI. i hat be liar! pnd an to6 Omn aKxm at Ilia r-- ' Mlonoe on iliu North Bide ot" Sec nd street) between I Maiu Hii l Locust Bta. wbere b will turni-.li then , 06 Cri'iiiu of the bet quality. Prticolar nttvn- J lion paid to furnish in let Cream to fiaaailiee, f'r j i iimi s ii - Ti.irrnN i , . ii 1 1 - will i i i : i , i ir.itii 2 nil 11 o clock p. m. (iorM2a.5a excepted.) The and will be anperintended by Mrs. Htiikliy. Baayjfi4-1m THOS. K. BHIOKLKY READ jt IU KK0W -K KIT Tli I." I ! lw ana Best selected stdi ' ' IF GOOD TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY, AND AT

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. ,MOTf7J Tft I OJS' T B.t CTtt BBfl The OnamoD Council of the Oity at Evaasille will receiws proposals until the 8th day ol June A. D. IMP, fo gradin;: and tilling the alley in Block No. :; :, iu the Eastern Enlargement of said City, running from Vine to Div ision street, and between Fifth and Sixth streets. saM alley to be trailed and filled to the proper grade as the same may be shown bv the City Surveyor. I'. Bl'LLE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May 11th, lsui. 1 O B P O iU T I -V .V it T I f IS. Order for Plank Side-Walk. Common Cemncil, lay JH, I860. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of th" City ci Evansvillo, that the oauers of nil Lots and parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the south-east side of Division street, between sixth and Seventh streets, in said City, cause the side-walks thereon to lie brought to the proper City grade, and that they iaue a side-walk of Class No. J, to be laid down thereon, within t birty days f out the pnbiiuAi i I tlii order. Said side-walk a to be curbed with good white oak. plank, not less thai twelve by two and a hall inches iu dimensions. P. BURKK, Ceil;. Clerk's Office, May 29, I860. T1 'ft 'BP it B ,i T tOJV" V It T i f P S Order for Plank Side-Walk. May 180". And uow it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of He; City of Evansvilte, that the owners of all Lots and parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the south-east side cd Division street, between Seventh ami Eighth streets, iu said city, cause the siile-walks thereon to be brought to the proper City grade, and that they cause a Mlewalk of class No. 2, to be laid down thereon, w ithin 1 thirty days from the publication ol this order. I Said vide-walks to he curbed with good white ok ' plank not 'est than twelve by two and a half inches in dimensions. P. BURKK, Clerk. Clerk's Office, May -J'J, 1800. 'mmOTMCJS Tit t:JSTBJ tJTOMS

VI The Common Council of the City of Kvansville will receive sealed proposals until Juno 22d, ls00, for giadiug, graveling, and paving the alleyextending Irom First street to Second street, an-1 fituated between Main and Sycamore streets. The contractor to furnish the materials and do tin work according to specifications now on tile- in this office. P. BUKKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Hay 29, 1869. aTt O It P O tt Jt T M O .V ..VO TH E. Older for Plank Side Walk. Council Chamber, May 2G, lSUK. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Kvansville, that the owners ol all bots ami parts ol Lots frortiuir e-u or tidioining both sides t beet street, between Water ami First streets, iu paid City, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper City grade, and that they cause a sideWalk of Class No. I to be laid down thereon, within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Ct'k. City Clerk's Office, May 2-?, 18G0. aT) O B P O Bt TIC .1' -"" O T I r E . s e Oner for Plank Sido-valk. Council Chamber, May 20. 18(H). And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Kvansville, that the owners ol all bots and parts Lots fronting on r adjoining the noi l u -west between Seventh and Eighth iusu the side-walks thereon lo si. mot Division scree streets in said City, be brought to the proper city grade, ami that they causes side-walk of Class No. 'z to be laid down thereon, within thirty days from the publication of th 19 order. Said side- walk to be curb d.with good white oak planks, not less than twelve bj two and ii half inches in dimensions. P. BURKE, Clerk. Citv Clerk's Office, May 29, I860. gi O B P O BJ TI V V T ICE. order lor Staoe Curbing. Council Cbambei Mav "ii. lboo. And now it is hereby Ordered hi. directed, by tho Common Council the citv i i Evaasville, that the owners of all Lot-, bereinafl j described, la-ing corner lets situated ou Cherry , street in said city, cause stone curMng to be plat I upon the si .e-walks of said lots for a distance I twenty feet; that is, ten feel in each direction from the corners, viz : Lots 1 1 in Block 11. at the corner of Fwurth and Cherry street; Lot 1 iu Block 22, at tin corner of Chetry and Sixth streets; Lot M in Block it, ou the o rner ol Cherry and Sixth streets; Lots 11 and 20 in Block to; Lots 1 and lo in Block 41; Lots I and loin Block 48 ; and Lots 11 and 20 In Block 49. all in the Eastern Eularnreruent ; and Lot 1 in Block 2, and Lot 13 In Bio k 1. in Baker's addit ion, within thirty davs from the j publication of this order. p. BURKK, Clerk. l'"y(:"rU'""- " The Original and Genuine DR. TOWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Sa r a a $2 ft i i tf f a is ini: Great Renovator of TECE XjOQE. THE SOVX&EIGN ItEMEDY fOB ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, Ulcerated Sores, and All Forms of Cutaneous Diseases. These complaint! cau be speedily and effectually I XTT . . Aflfl, K PHAWif1 Nl! 1S!I ill! H j "wnwin i UUaOUjMsiUiai cured by the use ed Thooaanda have oxpr riencod its st-tlutm-v eCTecta, nnd tt-tirt of thousands, bave arituessed it, tit. t ii it hat chitted in bo a qaetftioii ambaj; tho intelligent portiaai cat the couiiininity. Wbeu the Ulood hecoiuej lifeleaa and stagnant, either from tiw efiecta of 8prina; areather, cbauare of climate, aant fi exercise, the use of a uniform Baliaai diet, or any other caoae ; tUa citmpoand H -tract of SahTaapariilaa w ill renew the blood, carry oil tiie out rid hnmora, clean ae the atmach, Ri.Qt LA Th Til K BOWlBItS.aiid impart a tone of via r to tita whole body. To the Public. The puhlic are hereby notified tint tin p: tin eateaunrvly kiunvn li II S. i. TOWN SKND'S COMPOUND BXTKACT oK SAIISAPAItTLI A, is now naanufiacttxred nnder my direction ami raperviaion, from the original recie obt&iued from l'r. J. Towiuseiitl ; and J certify tii-n it ia ruiiipoHed ot" ingredients purely vegetable, nd w ithout merrury; and also that the injredienta are ndicioinly compounded, so fta to oltaiu for tiiara their greatest medicinal effect. .IAS. K. ( HILTON, M. !.. t'hcmhd. lH S. P. TOWNS E N 0S OM POUND EXTUAlT OF ISA WtSA 1 A Jl I Ii L A , liaa :i reputation i among ail cfvia-ad nations its th- beat preparation 1 for RENOVATING AND PC Bin IS; THE i liLooD, arhich aeience baa ererofiered t" man. I in this resides it peculiar excellence, and to this ia ; due its woild-wi-ie renawja. It contains all the vegetable principlea arhicli exj perience baa proved aaetnl in clearing the ajateni from disease, extracted and combined with the highest skill which xitj refinement of mod. mchemI irilry enabtea us to employ. Whatever r.:ay be said by mortified competitors ; or splenetic phyatejana, the faut thai this nttKliciiie is everywhere used, and that its nae cmates an iucreataed demand, ahowa conclusively thai U po -! ea medicinal Merita or" the Brat order. I CAUTION. To avoid imposition it will he nec essary to see that DK. A A Mi. ii. CHILTON certificate, as well :t.s tbe signatnre of Jr. : ... i - . t,e. Me verv caarenil to use no otlu rrocirif-lor s oince, .No. l 1 ultand tor s:ilc by ev ry Druggist in tl naySo-3atw I CI MS' tJCOJW WE Id fl: .i CJMiE smI ami Plain Haass, t'l.ar boalUors, which ttfr low lil.c. KOSTKK , BPPlV ol' I'a'iv,,: attd RildK'd Sidt-H and S to ilu trado lor 1 ash. tt'.tvvi' it. i as. so WM luree and heavv -'' . bosht Is, 01 - H.i L K S 3 bv GUO. I ir-TKII ,s r Locu-t streel sa

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MISCELLANEOUS. JyoB s.ii,p t-a p ji p.a noon Dwelling House, containing ten rooms, with all the nec, sgary out-buildings, situated on Locust street, between Seventh and Eighth. If not sold before the 1st of July, it will then be for re nt. For further particulars enciuireof the subscriber at the Picayune Mills. JOHN B. MILLS, mayli'-td JTW.S K C T P O WltE B. TO P it A'JBL vent moths from injnrixng woolen goods in warm weather. For sale at Thompson's Drag Stole. mvI5

Motice. 1. 1, P K U 8 t 'i'U 1 ImsinesH with I he undrrsigned, or anv ennuii ies to make relative to any prpperty owned by hite in the City of Rvansville or County of Vanderburgh, are requested to t ail on Bieasrs. Joan Law .v M H liihi ' fttfiirmj iiinl t'mnorllorsat I amr, ii th.-ir offl. ... No. 87 Main street, Kv. instill", two door above the Gresceat City Bank, wiiow ill give all desired inleirmation relative to the same. May Id Zwd, WN. II. LAV.'. jf pp t. n u no v po n Lit hjhp. Ojl Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Board of County Commissioners, ! at their June term, I80O, on the first Mouday iu June, for license to sell spirituous liquors iu less quantity than a quart, on Water street, No. :iii, between Vine and Division streets, iu the City of Evans vl lie. Pigeon Township, Yandorburyh County, Indiana. SAMUEL P. II A.YL1N. " mayll-td BHOB tZMMJg.jfjVJB W T WO MOMSJB JSL wagon, for sale cheap, by SAMUEL OMR. mvl r.V PAJTP. 300 itOX.ES KEceived tar steamer Autocrat, and for sale by SAMl'KL Oltlt mvT5 A. MEET is& oj g o o mvj'ii'JUM.xm 0 Bl t iron assorted sizes, in store and for sale AMUELOKK. mylo Jew by Ojjfcdft UOXES It V. 'it O W Hl.i SH, assorted sizes, for sale very low at Thompson's City Drugstore. niyl.i iJS'E CHEll'E'ti TOItfC'O.-ihoae liking the weed can find something to suit their taste at may lei CHAKLES .McIOH X STO X ' S , Posey's ill. k. LADIES AND GENTS : rglME WO ML IPS E.I IB IS STILL M. open :u N. 8 Second Htront rooaa for a few bsofo. b'.iiiit? and Iook 110 troiibSt? to anoar tho cosy little dove and tan colored Gaiters. Giro us a cali. and I kaou-you will any. tjiava Kid, French B id a ml Morocco Folks Boots, of the moat exquisite styles ovi'r offered in this market. Bfisaea1 and Children's Gaiter of every slude- and color .; Kid an Horocco ot exery vtyle, with and witliont b.-els ; CoiJtie'r-tippcd of various k inds, of the improved patent. Gents1 fine Patent Leather and Calf Boot ni-ido to oanca of tin nest i inner ted stock are have bad for years. Glove Kid, Patent Leather, Calf and Morocco Congress Gaiters exoetsior, a la mode. Made by tbe most fashionable and l.-i-t workmen to I-, fonnd enr Gastera cities aot excepted. Friends, come on htran;-r3, give a a trial. JOHN HAS. 'II, marSII N'o. S ffacoad t.. Evanaville, lnd. t 0 kV r AI30, Lace Goods, Damasks, Pink Bobinet Bars, And an nssortinent e.f the finest IKES.S TB1MHISOS ever brought to the City. J. S. HOPKINS, -iltf On First SI reel. Babcock&Co HARDWARE DEALERS, HAVE REMOVED TO COR. MAIN & WATER STS., AND NOW OFFER FOB SALE A Large aud well Assorted Slock OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, WHICH, FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY, IS U NSU R P A S S E I) ! ( MTV & COUNTRY TRADE SI P I K IE II THE .no ST FAVORABLE TERMS. BCO C K & C ().. Cor. Main & Water sts. Kif.f,K H ' fE Jt ST llPCEIt'Ell -I wf7 large variety 1 fusliionsblo and beaatilul Lace Mantles, Lace Shawls, Lace Points, Lace Veils, White Grape Shawls, Stella Shawls, Figured and Plain Berages, English and Crape Berages, Silk Challis, Travelling Dress Goods, Plain and Fancy Silks, Silk Umbrellas, Recherche Parasols, ALSO, A Large . lock of Hats ami Caps, Tl -el! ..!' Kan iraplele linn vane le llry 1 1, Kids, alt I, I ejts.Ml.lt.le IM i- i i iel aseoi tanent ,1 v he ll M 1 1 1 N i ' A X i 'I n i K !-;, . Mam si n et. ti:.n E.S-'. LUBE, '. i bids rreh HydraiiHe IVnieut, ii hire l.i.ii-. 0 MidsCrey II Mill Plaster Pn i i I, a rnniplete sasorlm.nl of I' n i. Sash lia'.jj -,utl for s-ele l' 1 GEO. FOaTKIl i 61 ui CO.

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e H AS. E. NIKHAVB. ' 1" KM FIHM OF N1EUATJS Si, BECKMA5. JNEW STOVE AND TIN STORE. a nr. o e x sJtEE JivVit E T.t I e WW dealers and Manufacturers of Tin, Copper, ii ud Sheet Iron Wares, No. H, Water street, between Main and Locust, Eransvilie, lnd. The undersigned have constantly on band a lull assortment of Stoves of every variety and pattern, at the lowest attees, and ben leave to infrrnj their friends and the public generally, thai they liave the best and neatest ns-ortinent ot Tin Ware ever offered, and bave constantly est hand a lull asaart tnent of Druggist Cans, ft.-., Hi'. These persons wiaking work in Iheir line are re speetfnllv requested togiee ihem.aeall lief.ire pnrctiasing elsewhere; as ny prompt attention loth'lr boainess and a thorough knowtedge ot tbeir trade, thev hotv to give general aajtilartion. NIKIIAIS BECK MAN. (OPl'ER AKD JOB WORK. Stejtnboar, Distillery, and Brewery Work; Steam Pipes, Soda Fountains, Pumps, and general Copprnasitbiag and sheet Iron Work, made and repaired, Metal Booting, Guttering, tc. wort warranted to giie pettxi attinncaian, at the licet price. Biar7-4md -m Qda 8PM Mjyrti tbjiie.m Ti Just received and now opening, an elegant stock of good suitable for the Spring Trade : -leases fancy prints;

In denims; 15 bfeaohed muslins 'Z i( lawns; ' 4 ehallies; 10 " rnttaasrtsw 1 " apron checks; 10 bales shirting stripes; 30 " sheering;

And a irreat variety of notions of all kinds, all e'f which wo are belling bedow Cincinnati price, as we are determined to draw the good trade to Bvansville. Coiiie and examine for yourselves at mar5 J. II. MAG II EI. A CO.'S, first St. MM E M 6 VJ L. THE I.E.I THEM MM store of Thomas Kerth has been removed from No. 7 l Klein inn's old stand), to 7" Main St., opposite Washington Hole,, where he keeps s lull sopatyof LKATUklK AMD UN DINGS. He keeps e-u hand every variety and sells cheap for rasb. P11 trie Dcksner. Kleming's old salesman is with me. and will be on aaod to wail ou our ok Irieieb and all tbe new custtomers arho may call 01, us. He will do jutie-e to all. tnsi-2 -Imd THOMAS KKRTII. WM9M E E L I .1 ii 190 ketcs aatmrted sien. , J I 1st rece for sale by OH AS. McJOll NsTOJI, marl Ptwev's ltl-s k, Mainatrei ran o i l e t M. In great variety, New flrue; Store, of feb27 .1 B T I C I. at the lowest pri. ft it tile raw JMoMS Tsiafie' THJft S Aral premiuniH at every Fair where it baa been exhibited. Ai the South-Western Indian IHatrict Fair, held here October, lS.r0, Htere r but two nrenainaaa oSeraal tor cook Vn atorea one for the bent wood cot' king 8to -,aniI one tor tbe beal coul okintr atore. The Bconontial look the KIJCST PKKM1UM KOU THE BEST . OOKING 6TVK F0K WCNIB. Roetker, Klnanan Ac Oo took the nrai premium for Iheir cooking ntove lor coal. No other premium were oflereat. The hirge aUver aaednl vaawarded to the aCcostoaaiat at the New York State Fair ; and the first premium t the (Tailed Batea Fair held at I'hicat. and twelve other State and County Fairs iu l&o. lu no branch of flttochanfccal hi t liaa tbara been a more appateni advance thsin in tne mrtn-utactuie-of tttovtti. It is but u lew yeurs aince the rerj mtamt wan a novelty, eepreac nt tng a i huse, shapeless structure, n.lmoat us devoid ol use us ornanieati Tlieao have gradtmltj given pint e to patterns of grace and utility ; until the varieties ; our markets now preeent have almoel exhanated the vocabulary of nnnt'-T ; nnd the difforent phaeea the metal ia made to assume, would aatuniali old Vulcan himself. Il-'; and finish, the improvement lias been real, leaving nothing to bu desired on that point, but the severe competition iu price, to which thev have heeu subjected, lias deprived them of many of the more substantial tjualities ; defltiable. This neems more especially to have been ; the ofptt iu reference to cook moves an article of ; domestic economy that lias more to do with scolding wives aud oro'cheiy servants than most people imagine. The public have long Nought nn improvement in this article, and we believe are ready to pay : any reasonable price for a OooUng stove, if it only DoaBeasea tbe merits of alsa. vnlkht convenience, durability, economy, and perfection of nmmtlaciu!'. . These qualities seem to bo possessed moat fully in the Ecoii'-mtst new stove, perfected nnd brought out the past ssssnas. by Mensrs. Troadwell, Perry Sl Norton, of Albuuy. We heard ao much of this ' store, and it looked s much like a stove intended ' for use, that wo concluded to try tbein, and the j result of the experiment convinces us that the proprietors, in their determination to make thefce etses i nVe amrasTi have succeeded. We regard the t Economist as possessing all the merits above enu- j Baafsted tia the great store of the day far in advance of anything ever attempted In the Una of j stoves, perfect in all its appointinent., and true to its name in durability ami the use of fuel. Among ! the many conveniences attached to it, may be mon- ! tioned h targe oven, with hooks arranged, for sua- j pending meats while roasting. A copper water j tauk, holding from 12 to 86 gallons warming closet, broiliug hearth, tf-c., aVc. The broiling i hearth laemeof the most notici abie features of this j , remarkable stove. There never has been, to our knowledge, any broiling flxtnie that was really sat- 1 j is factory in ita operation. The proprietors of this j stove have been conducting a series of experiments upon broiling, eliciting some valuable facts, and resuiting in th invention of a gridiron adapted to this stove, which hits been secured by letters patent, and is one of the mout admirable t hings of the kind ! wo ever saw broiling without fcinoke, and keepi the coals in a constant glow. We are always gfatd ; to do justice to mechanical improvements, and es- ! peciall such as contribute so largely to the general good, as the one above mentioned. The Economist, wfah b in oosani tadingsnofa n large ' saia, will be found omig at SCANTLIN & WVK- ' PUENS'K, Main at., between Water and First, ! Evau-iviile, lua uiaru j 1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860. CSV- O O I . at yfc7.-'Aff MY V it J2 ML I. 1" HJK 8; Tfully inform their numerous friend and the public generally, that they are dully receiving acoeasiona to their large and varied stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which, for elegauce, style and variety, cemnot be surpassed. It would be super- ' tluous to euumurute all the departments which, nn iosptvtioti, will be found replete embracing all the ' leading styles and novelties of tho season. Tho business principles which have gained for their old established house such extensive patron- j age, will be adhered to, viz.: Execution of orders with dispatch attention a.id courtesy to customera, combined with moderate charges. Their s'ock having been purchased with care and judg- j meat iu the neat markets, und of first quality, to. J gather with au adherence to sound principhts of l trade, they are confident id being able t supply those who may favor them with a call ou the best terms. Annexed they submit a list of department-.. Cloths, Cnsaimeree, and Vestinga, Tweeds, Ky. Jeans, CottoaaeVs and Deeusss, New Style Prints, h great variety, frunch Organdies, Lawns and Oinghama, English . A nglais and t'hallis. Black and Fam y Silks, and Irish Poplias, Mohair Goods for traveling dresses, French Borage Robes, . to 11 Volants, " Organdy a to ! Silk and Gingham Umbra Use and Paranoia, Panama, Braid, Leghorn aaai Palm Hmjs, Roots and Shoe-, S.dt Black and OoloreU Whito, Bine attd Pink oaawiso Hetts, French and Scotch Embroideries, a great v.i lei , ( Black Lat e Mantilbis and Points, Hosiery, Glovea, Mitt.J, and WhJha and 0ukHed OoraettSa White 3oods. Notions, Prrim Triramins. ftc , c. S. A H. would call particular attention loth i i stock of Iii:h Lim n Goods of their own import iNona, warranted Pure Liimu, soft ftnisn and Grass Bleached consisting of Jp, 4 4, 6-4 and IS 4 Linens, Brown and Mencned, Psmaska til ilsea, Linen Caasbric HandUrcl.ieis, Towels, Brown aud Blear bed Hacks, Ae. N. B. Thompson's Skirt, requiring no Steel Spring around the body, are recommended for th. fallowing peculiarities and advantages: 1st. Facility of applicaT ion. fed. Perfect freedom from liability to chafa ur excoriate, and admit of any kind uf exercise withouL the slightest inconvenience lo the wearer. Sty"Corner Main and First streets. rg BBLS. ELOUB JVST BECKtfed ami for sale cheap to do cousifratneut, at ELl.KiTT'S 1AM1LV 0HOCKRY. BUILDING HARDWARE. mjtJUTIES WUO JBK Jl r TO M build will riul it to their latere! lo examine ,.ur stock and price b' for Disking their ai ian --lm-iits for hardware t-.r tho coating raspn, a we are detarasinad to sell a law as anv other dealer iu the city, we have on band a I irgaaad rouipUaa HHsortuieiit of Ureeowood' Butt Hinge. loor Locks and Latches, all size and prfoeaj Self-flosinj; Shutter and iJate Min,;es and Ltttches , Hand Kail 111, is a. iimldet Pointed do from ?H lo I laches, Drads and nnjahing Hails tram 'x to 3 I itches, Lihtitnd Heavy Strap Hinpes, Window SprinjrH, Sash Plillies, Patent Sarih 1'asteners. JACOB BTbAOB A SON, aurdS Tt Main si.. hslfivr Wasliinen.n Hoase. MJ TXJT JBKIHtTMTK. THO.nr9 son has the large! assortment nt Patent : Medicines ovet ottered tor sale-in Kvausnlh) I'm j genuine medicines, call at his Hasp Drag Stotu eoraer Matu and Soeond streets. my 16 I

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STEWART'S STOVE. G O- lot .,j Hi'M trulyand justly enlebratea, nenjti and neatly improveu Kummer ami .iiiio v..- . Stover, of the unrivaled Stewart's Patent, and si the only agency in this cttjr. Thos. ScanUm's, No. 29 Jfitt": street, betu first ana secona. 1 !,,. Ciiki i.t was awarded to tins Stove 1 : a,. it coal or wood rook ins stove at tho Sontkl 1 western Indiana District fair, held at tbb place 1 Ki trove ever devised combines as numeroos a i iaaportant seientlfie principle, o this of Stewart'l : It kmila. boils, bakes and 1 i at the same Btol : nieiit, w ithout one dish inipiirtnig flavor to anothe-rj ,,r iiroilneinsr that san'eness ot taste 111 meats as ' eraviea. which, to the delicate and fastidiosi I taste, makes so insuperable au objection to ever! 1 oile r eookin stove now in use. w nil one-iourtj ! of tin- fuel emoloyed in the best of stoves now ij 1 ...... ibis most nerfict and comtdete cookim apii.J ratns performs, simnltneonsly ami more f 111 ill j titan nas ev Ii-tore t en aeeompiiiiiei;, everyiiuii mnni-red in the Lest nrovoled tallillles. So Isr ! cejokiiuz is concerned. When, loo, it is borne mind tliat III- most delicate females Ran Visit II kitchen when the Stewart tttov is fully aatnioyt :.nd tbe lire i at its height, without theanutUe unpleasantness from ili change ot toamariilndj so little is the heat ! 1.1 ii diffu-ed exiernally, iudiieeioeoi is pfesehted lor its nnlveraal mpli in. 00 net rr I : ' oi ore-en ted in hiiv other sto That, iinte-e.' 1- one of its principal attractions. w. ll a- i!.- ' eat st wonder, how Ii Bt in so mind mil dilblsud within lb- stove itself, Kli.ll little iHrcetvtli4T ecaies into Ihfl kitcfajai, a pli l,..,e ,..:il, ant : il,,, tt.,,-B now ill use, oil! ilian Slewai'ts,'H is scarcely ptiasilde aSraaj 0. 11 01 . , : athor more parth-nmrly, to bmathe ira Mr, Stewart has been s"af4oyed lie. I.I sobra! this Btoe, and since last lebrnary 'v.. ed three nea parents for impt vtiii ii. :n li-- . iini"ii, iii.-l rue opinion oi an hM .. v. .t.t it in .ih i r nerb ct. Within t rMH ti.; h4m thliHMLMUi ot them IHVe bee'i SObl, U a full guaTantee, and pot one baa t een ret These reawarkdtW reIia nave emlasbleue-l of stove li.r.nt.t' ii iur. i s to imitate the fku a i but, sae exterior aapearaace, whh'Ii it patents ihivhig expired) enables tnem to give, no more rnaemblerfte wart's man chalk dW-ch These imitatnba are know n by various nenioa tlo-v aaa all (ieficienl in rarioua particuiata, aa The air-tight boxes, by w hich full control U ,. -r the Inc. and i boat, t.v :t ilralt tlani ingeniously cout rived, which also admits stan t current of rob I air on the outside of tl Inx, w bi. h agar ,i Is c..rii- neated air, and, pan into t hi- oven, m made available for cook in p poaat. Tim agent and subscriber is receiving the imitation oi" the Sic wart Stove, called " Pi idj the Westp1 whicli be will l liappy to dispoJ ;t two. third ot the price of the genuine Stows It is pssibh, of course, to ooek with it, b bears no resemblance to Stewart's. The M Stewart " is sold by the agent, under guarantee perform as recomuMu-oeu, sua it, three month- from s-ttrchaUng, any fault is with them, he wiil taku them back ami refill) monev. llousekeepers will la'ar in miHd. that the Keuitiue Stewart Stove, bought at thi sjrant'a here..will. with hall the labor and fourth the fuel, do more and better cookissjj anv other stove rer couatvnc ted. THUS. SCANT LIN, No. 29 Main at net Sole a- ent for tho sale of the Stewart 8t Southern Indiana and Kentucky. Ihirlford Fire Insurance JJJYUJM V 11, lKOtl. assSts. Ctufb OB ban! i-nd in llnk, $:tS,:S.ll (.'ukIi in Ii tn,ls iI" Airi'tits,:unl in course ot IransiDisitsVn, a).09O.8fl Cattli ImMSD call MJUO.UU Mills rocerratiftt for loans, amplyaseuiad Hc-ii! Estate, uninciiiiiberoj, (ettuli vnl.) 21011 Shares Hank Mtck in llartford, Market Valor 2 2"J'),i Snares lijenk Stock in Now-Vork, Harket Value, a !, n Share Bunk Stock in Boston, Market Value t l'K) Shares Bank .tock iu bt. Louis, Market Value C 240 8har Baak Stock, Hail Itoail.aml other St,w:k, Market Value 1 llartford City Bonds, U per cent.. Market Value State Stocks, (Tenneasee, Uhio, Michigaa. Illsiiiarl.) il per cent., Market alne 20 Shares State Bank Wisconsin, Market Vain? ve1 ota! tal Am LU1 i ! it iiOFKH 'KOK At'IHTOi; UK STAT Indiunapolia Fj Tothk Tkoim.k or Indiana: T Insurance onipany compj ot IteiiaiiM. by lihnu in this Una its Condition on the first day of having invited an examination of Uopaiiinent, I, John W. Dodd, A of Indiana, hereby certify that I t-oual ami thorough exammatian asaeta of the Corn May, at their 0 lI:nt!'ord, Conn., and that the Comp; bave in their possession in cash, and lea convertible at pleasure, nearly One Millll.trs, applicable to tho payment f ti amount corresponding with tneur otvment i f January last. The llartford i- , ranee Company has been iu existences century. The high character of ita om perienoeajsd probity the prossjptneM iy with which it has met all ita engagesify entitles it to the highest rank among th Companies of the country, and common patronage of the people of Indiana. JOHN W DODD, Audit. Insurance against Loss or Damage b I Dwellings, Furniture, StoreSf Wareha, J rsjandias. -Mills, Manuiiictories, and othf property, cau be effect) d iu this Oompasj lavorable teams as the nature of the risk Hty to Policy boldera w ill admit. p PAJtTICUIAB ATTKNTXON given v t F; rm pi operty, consisting of Dwellius, outbuildings connected, and Furniture, ; Itay, OralUa Farming lltenails, Ac, Ac. therein, tor a term of years at LOW ra i tainm. d Applications lor Insurance may be mi K undersigned, the duly authorize! Agj H ( onipany. A. iiAIsLOCKarS Drv ten: Marble Hall Building, Main may "'-Jm r Si if- P I! i; TCII I.VSOJS; IIEMM Basing removed from his old ro Street, oa,iosite the t'ourt Houw, to the4" Wain and tecood sts.. over Thompson's and baring inevaased hi ficllities for kinds of Dsata! wnrk, bo is now propnreir' toe demand, lie is still making those' Uotd plate, wttb Oaoi teeth, which are pi" so many, and which, for sttssagth and ptot la Surpassed. Also, liie new stylesoj '.tontiuupua Qom. which is very beautlfu' I.t, which is superior to vulcanite ; also1' ti. and (User plate. H has been using B the electric prooM for extracting teetpain, and iu the majority ot cases. vd nrrn hundrads or persoas will testif.1" may insuie liealfh and l-a-ity to tbeir P havini; thirte distrciu- irregnla rills o'1 corrected by tie dentist. The most x P regular teeih can be rsarrattali Th'i prK tisti v have h,..-n iu tli.- last few veara si Bonanla Ibat ail mav noar enjojr the 1 science. Dr. !'. HUTCHTHBOK t ('or. SBafa -iu.1 s,', ml sts., Kvsi4 ." Si i MVS a. iil.'ti.iBJ.Vf I, jo! received and for .ale by f. SHARi'K No. Ub Mi IIOS,. HHEr TO.'OirES. 4 keK, V. It. liutter, SOU bush. Irish Potatoes, lust received at iprltl BbLIOrrS I'AMILVOI jib tti'Es: a jib Bl lives and Perlunied Hair O.ls. renoine. Kr sale cheap by W It. Ill EI! Ill api - Washingtim ni,s;k. Ms mm MCM.it ii .no.vs...i3 HJLt M t ., sale by s. K GILB' aMOm t:ei MJLIHET. ' eV Boston Urn iked Halibut, for sale bf maylT C'OOK tt hi-

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