Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 287, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 August 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, 1ND.

THURSDAY 1CORNIN0.. PEOPLE'S' .AUGUST 9 TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN OF ILUKOtg. B"The People or these United States abe the rightful Masters of both congresses asd cotjrts. kot to overthrow the constitution, but to overthrow the Mem whj Perveet the Constitution." Abraham Lincoln. FOR VICE PRESIDEST, HANNIBAL HAMLIN or MAINS. t&" I Love my Country more than I Love my Party." Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Electort frr t Stale at Large. WILLIAM CUM BACK, of Decatur. JOHN L.MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. XHstrict Electors. 1st District Cjrus M. Allen, of Knox. 2d District John V. Kay, ot Clarke. 3d District Morton C. Hunter, of Monroe. 4th District John II. Farquahar, of Franklin. 6th District Nelson Trusler, of 'ayette. Cth District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock. 7th District John Ilanna, of Putnam. 8th District Samuel A. Huff, of Tippecanoe. 9th District James N. Tjner, f Miami 10th District Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen, llth District David O. Daily, of Huntington. FOR CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT, Q. DeBRTJLER, OF SPENCER COUNTY. FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, In (lie District composed of Vanderburgh, Warrick, Posey and Oibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, OF POSEY COUNTY. Opposition State Tickets FOR GOVERNOR, HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomerj. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Raodolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LAXGE, 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 PAUL JONES, of Lagrange. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. Speech of Hon. William Af. Dunn, Delivered at the great Ratification Meeting, at Independence Square, Philadelphia, May 26, 1860. .My fellow-citiens: I am deeply impressed with the significance of the popular enthusiasm demonstrated here this evening. This is the inauguration of the great contest of 18C0 in the city of Philadelphia and the State of Pennsylvania; and, fellow-citi- j .ens, I am impressed with the idea that ! the result of the contest in Pennsylvania depends), in a great degree, upon the result in this city, and that the result of the contest in the State will most probably be decisive of the struggle on the battle-field of the I nation. It there be not in the great movement which now possesses the hearts of the American people some great predominating principle ; if there be not some deep convkt;on of wrong and corruption in the administration of the Government, I ask you what is the meaning of this excitement and these popular demonstrations. The nomination made at Chicago has struck the great popular heart. The people realize that the man whom the times demand is coming. They realize that the man who, springing from the body of the people, has struggled his way up through poverty, through all the difficulties and privations incident to the settlement of u new country, to be the candidate of the great organization in opposition to the Democratic party, must be a man of mark, must be a man of talent, must be a man of integrity, must be a man upon whom the great public trust can rest in security. Loud applause. If, my fellow-citizens, there is in the movement of the Republican party no high national, constitutional, American aim ; if it be not founded in reason, in law, in patriotism : if all thfi is nn unmeaning huzza, or is purposeless beyond acquiring early control of the Government and its places of honor and profit, then indeed do we behold m singular spectacle, and one altogether uuworthy of the intelligence and patriotism qf the American people, in that wild enthusiasm manifesting itself in cheers aod shouts, by mutual congratulations, the booming of cannon, the Llai.e fire-works, byj illuminations and processions, by the hasty assembling of vast and excited crowds which began fit Chicago, and ha already extended from extremity to extremity of the great North awl Northwest. It will, however, be ray hurried effort to I show that for the Republican movement j there has been and is a necessity, growing ! naturally onf of the progress ofevents, and I that its aim is ns free from sectionalism as i it is possible for any concentrated movemeat, involving Federal action, to be, in a . country of perwnal interests so varied and delicate as they arc in ours. Good and Lirent in its purposes, and in its illustrious narae: t: waj the old Whig party, its mission in most ln.uten ot mer i policy termitiated with that cyete ofonr his-'' tory which closed in Uip repenl of the Mis- . souri Compromise. Its principles, however, ( survive and will en. Hire to the end ot Mio Government, in bbld opposition to those extremes ol' radicalism which have ever marked the conduct of the ternocratic pirty, and of that recklessness which hesitates not, in its eaoer pursuit ot party triumphs, to imperil the peace ami prosperity ot the coun try. The repeal of that cuinniMmise. wnicii ' aave peace to a distracted countrv. was ooe rllcl of those acts of reckless partisanship chtrracterUtic ot tli- Democratic organization, i l liat repeal, una the associated movements to suljugate Kansas to slavery, gave birth ; lo the Republican party. Here, in lSTib, iu this goodly city ot Philadelphia, so sanctified in our Learis by its .Revolutionary associations, the representatives of this party met in national convention. So irregular yet so spontaneous was that movement, that I might always say the people themselves rushed together for cousultation ; for if ever there was a people a parly eminently distinguished from a prty of politicians, this was such. Like Muiei'va it burst iuto heiug full formed and ready for action. No time was had for caucus arrangement:, or combinations', for the subtleties of professional politicians; uo opportunity for concerted, careful eo-onerstion, but our party rushed to thvsttife with the eagerness, hopefulness, rashness of youth. The old, welldrilled, well-ap.ointe 1 urmy ot our opponents, witli its hosts of ofTiee-bvitiers, with its baggage trains aud well-filled uiiliimy chests, could not but be successful in such

a contest. James Buchanan, " Pennsylvania's favorite son," was electtd, and at hie inauguration was first seen faintly shining in the horizon, the baleful rays of the Dred Scott decision, since become so famous in the political contentious a decision which claims for slavery the highest rights of property, and that it can exist in our national territories in despite of the Ration's will and in defiance of the will of the people inhabiting the Territories a decisiou which, carried to its logical results, in fact, places slavery under national protection in every State and Territory of the Union a decision so inconsistent with the teachings of our fathers and with the previous uniform course of judicial authority, and I may say so startling to the national conscience, that it has united and compacted the elements of opposition to this Administration, in States having the constitutional power, and therefore the right, to make a President, and we stand before the country to-day a great, powerful, well-organized, disciplined party, ready to meet the enemies of our institutions and of the peace of our country at the bailot-box, and there settle these questions, which will give us no repose until the party that violates compromises and seeks to protect and advance but one interest is utterly overthrown and cast down. And here, to-night, in the presence of this mighty assemblage, I proclaim that the Republican party, notwithstanding the imprudent zeal and crude utterances of many of its too ardent supporters I say the Republican party has proposed nothing, has threatened nothing, has shadowed forth nothing which, in substance, has not had the sanction, both North and South, of the most eminent statesmen our country has produced. Have the past four years demonstrated any necessity for the continuance and progress of the Republican party ? I ask the question, when its simple annunciation suggests that it is the only hopeful opposition to that Democracy whose misconduct gave it birth, and who, in the present Administration, have so signally disturbed and disgraced the country by stirring up strife at home, by au offensive foreign policy, by attempting filibustering, by unscrupulous efforts to acquire Cuba, by degrading home and foreign appointments, by a corrupt dispensation of public patronage, by defaulting officers of most conspicuous positions, by an annual expenditure of over $80,000000, by treachery and outrage in Kansas, by

its extreme Southern demands demands which coldly look to the alternative of the absolute control of the Government by a minority, or a dissolution of the Union. I have no time here to array proof of these charges. You know they are true. The country is painfully conscious of their truth. Now, if the power of this Government is to be wrested from the hands that have so abused that power, I ask you what party is to do it? What strong arm is to stretch forth and wrest from the Democratic hands its baton of authority? It is ray humble belief that Providence has raised up and ordained the Republican party for this great work, and in its good right arm is our deliverance. The welfare of our country ueman ls that uns party snail progress with moderation and force, and it will, to ultimate success. That the principles and purposes of our party are misuuderstood, as well as intentionally misrepresented, you well know. That our purposes are not extreme, but moderate aud conciliatory, let the action of the Republican representation in Congress, during the present session, attest. We have marched steadily forward in the discharge of our public duties, notwithstanding the intemperate abuse, and almost indecency ot attack, to which we have been subjected. And I rejoice to bear such testimony. We poiut to our record, it may be, with too partial pride, but we lcel the proud consciousness of desiring to act with justice aud fairuess to all ccclious ot our beloved country. We have no aims but for our country's good. The Republican party, in every authoritative way it could adopt, has disclaimed all purpose or desire to interfere with the domestic institutions of any of the States.---But we claim a Constitutional right to do as our fathers did, and, like them, prevent the extension of slavery into our Territories. We claim the right to use every Constitutional authority in behalf of the interests of free labor, looking to the welfare of our children's children, to far off cities, commerce, schools, and all the varied enterprises of peaceful civilization to be accomplished by the labor of a free people. If such sentiments be treasonable, then were our fathers, the men who met, and counseled, and determined in that Hull of Independeuce traitors. And the South, why should she complain when we ask to settle this slavery question as our fathers did, and let the country again have repose. The South boasts that she has the best. part of our goodly inheritance. Let her enjoy it in peace and prosperity. She has now sufficient territory to supply all her demands for cultivation for perhaps a century to come. Let her be satisfied with her rich possessions. In coming years, when the present actors on the : stage of public life shall have all passed away, public sentiment may undergo an eutire revolution. The South may become satisfied that slavery is not the blessing sue now claims it to be, orthe North may cease to regard it as an evil, and tnus this dis tracting question, in tne peacetul progress of events, may work out its own solution. Let us postpone lo the future wh it belongs to the future. (CONCLUDED TO-MOlli'.OW I ESf An oxultunt Virgimuu -tnt Hontcf Qreelev a piece ol the Linroln pole out down and chopped up at Occoqnan, Va., and Slid This is the way tvedo tbiugs down South, You can erect :is many Lincoln poles .North as rftu nWse : 'nut vou eannot naarse dnwn ieto our sunny South aud erect one. To which the white-coated philosopher responded : Our correspondent is mistaken shall erect a first-rate one in the House at Washington on the -1th of We While .March inches uext uuite tan. tuouirii omv a tew ovw eix feet, and it will stand tbere at least four years, and will not be cut down even then. Wait and see .' A SOUMntD milk establishment has just beeu started at Middletown. Orange county, New York. It will require about 1,00(1 gallous of milk per hour. The water (SB per cent !) is extracted from the milk by au evaporating aud dryiuj operation, which leaves an article that, by the addition of sugar, may be put i-i caus or papers aud kept iu a perfect state of preservation -iuy leugth of time. It can be eaten iu a dry state, or ia readily soluble ou coming in cjQtact with fluid. Mauy people use it in preference to milk, beeause it is of necessity a purer article. Wt Coinujeud to ur lady readers the folluwiug objection to a late fttslliob : "Young jiirio wearing straw bats with little balls peudaut from the brim will, in the short space ot two mouths, bocoassi crosseyed. Instances hate occurred el nalfarinaiion of the eyes cfiiifed by the wearing of those little bells. "

Letter from Poey Coniily. Mt. Vernon, Aug. 6th, 1860. EriTOF. Journal. I take pleasure in informing you, that we had to-day one of the best speeches in defence of Republican principles ever made in this town. It was truly a masterly argutueut. Judge DeBruler had a fine audience, the Court House being completely filled, and a large number of persons itaudiug all around the fcaawe ouUide, at every opening. He was listened to with marked attention for near two hours. His exposure of the Squatter Sovereignty humbug wsi- masterly. Leadiug Democrat:, acknowledge it to have been an able and ingenious argument. Altogether the effect was very fine, and made Judge DeBruier many friends. You may set him down for i very heavy vote in old Posey. Youts, M.

Ch2fA writer iti the Evansville Journal says the population of that city has increased 162 per cent, withiu the last de- ; cade. He estimates the increase of Indi- i ar.apolis at 150 per cent. We incline to the opinion that Indianapolis has increased in j fully as great a ratio as any other Indiana city. Ind. Jour. It is the easiest thing iu the world to tell whether the calculations of our correspondent are correct or not. That in relation to this city may be relied on. Now let the Journal make its own calculations find publish the result. Take your censu3 population in 18"0,thpn that of this year, and give us the per cent, of increase. We challenge any town in Indiana to compare their increase since last census with us. Tu Chattahoochee Dried Up. -The Columbus (Ga.) Tmes says the Chattahoochee is dried up to the depth and width of an ordinary creek As far up as the eye can reach there is nothing but barren ledges of rocks, some of which have probably not been visible before in the memory of the present generation. The melody of the rushing torrents, that usually play in such romantic grandeur along this part of oar beautiful river, is hushed; nnd the cadence of its wild musicno longer lulls us to repose at nightfall. It is well worth a visit to behold the wonderful change that has come over the spirit of our river's dreams in the last few months. One so disposed can walk along the bed of the river for miles. The spectacle is a sad one, and reminds us that our section is not the only part of country that has suffered from the dreadful effects of the great drouth of 1SG0. Fatal Accident A Son of Simon Kenton Killed. The Lafayette Courier says ; Wa, Miller Kenton, son of old Simon Kenton, one of the early pioneers of the Northwest, died at hi residence in White county last evening, from injuries received a few days previous, in a runaway accident. An ox team which he was driving, became unmanageable, and ran away throwing him off the wagon and inflicting injuries which resulted in his death. California. The indications, as will ap pear from our regular dispatches this morning, are that the Democracy of California will be about evenly divided between the two factions. This gives a reasonable hope of carrying both the Pacific States and every Free State for Lincoln. Chi. Ga:. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .1. H. KDF.I.KEB. i ti. rtuiwKcs. JESsTXgrle FoxiricLxy. ROELKER, BLOUNT &Co., Successors to lloelker. Kinsman A Co.) aiAM'l'ACTVHEltS OF Stoves, Ilullow-Ware, House Fronts. LlalcoiilfM, Fencing, IlalllngM, dkve. ALSO DEALERS IX Tinners' Stock of all Kinds. Sample and Sale Room, No. 79 Main street, lj EVANSVILLE, IHD. Dissolution of Partnership. rsnilE EJI R TJ"E BHtt I E HERETOM fore existing between KOKLKKK, KLCSM AN & CO. is this day dissolved by mutual conBeet, aud bv the sale of th Kinsman's interest iu the Eagle Foundry to HENRY F. BLU N'T. The new lirm of Roelker, Blount A Co. will settle all the business of the old firm of 11., K. A Co. W. U. KLUSMAN, J. H. ROELKER. JOHN H. FkLDWISCH. '1 11 uudelsigue.l will continue the business of the above firm uuder the style of Roelker, Hlouut A Co.; and wculd solicit a continuance of favors extended to the old fins. .1. II. ROU.KKB, II. r. BLul'NT. JOHN H. FEI.DWISCII. Lvausvitle, August S, 1860. angH-lw grmtl.tss KETTLES. Ifr Mm looo the. Brass Kettles; 4 dozen Enameled Kettles, ass 2 do Apple Parers; Ju,i leceived and for sale at align GEO. s. 80NNTAG rted sizes; .V Co.'S. M LJHUE STOCK OE C H J I .V ff Pumps, with iron ;.od wooden tOs, bored and Tine Tubing also Cistern and Focce Pumps, at HUg'f SOKNTAG & CO. MMlCTTRES -A tlEAL'TIECL COL. M lection of Pictures. eithr plain or colored, f all sizes and at low prices, at Ojrg Do BELL ACONYNGTON'S Republicans ! ! Democrats ! ! Americans ! ! j , J .ft I' .1 I ti ."S E I. J t S L- ot all mz.s, truss . Inches t 90 feet lone, with Kasssss it i,i i.ii.r.K .ses of CaiittldateK. LINCOLN, BRECKINRIDGE, DOUGLAS, BELL. -!- Also. Kfc-stxe PofiTIIAITS, BADGES. KHlELDS.SBSl CAIf PAIUSI M KDALS. or Ch.imis, I us Watch Chains, die. Win. K. IIALLOCK &. Co.. auaT-illni Marhle Buildine, 51'iiu street. STAND FROM UNDER. THE OI.II l.f. It HE It i-JRO, .IT th corner of Main and Sventh street", hm not jluli il imf, hut is in rail blast with one of the largest Sncks ever oflhrc rl t tne Luihlers au l inechinies of this eity. comprising inch. 1 1 inch. I1., mill t Inch L'liuher. of every ipmlity. Al.-e. No. 1 sawed iii"l shave 1 Pins Shindies, g and I fi-et L.iihs, Ac., ,5c. Those srishinsl to luv Buihliusr Materials will please examine fhis stuck hpfore bay last alsewliuts. JOHN y. tit.OVKU, juti-tl tw' Coruer 31aiu aui rj-vciith sts. To tlio Deaf. m S.nilH, .ft. It., A l" It l ST. i (BriaCtpsJ of the New vork ttUj (Jiuciuuiiti Institutions tor tne Dsaf ) having sssiiillsjtlil with i.i....:f lir (' U. WUUD. rreut y ol Oiieeu's c. l-le.-c, Torouto, auuouuc-i ! vhouj he has l e u iu coi r ; lie cuera' tfey j sio'i it -.i1 '" , ia y hou A. v.. nud I r j b,1. .....r . "I gja.tWnt-". a - ii "Tetimie lU'-li.Ue ' "I"' Oii'se persons with i i,i ii . slit! the pinto I It,--ii his piofes-tts'lpt-I ti.-tw.-eli the .a-t. t r tev tluys. SW IKlel. M . id ai: ilisaeJi! .. .i ' :uau--utly .llu:elir- aUiSdlv. : chism w i t hout JT E. ELI.I.t l rr7 I.S'LE.tCTVUBR OM m Bsdillr i. U-u-nese, Uriles, .to., aeups cuBstsottly on baud toll saortmen ot SsJiPos f I everv kind and pi ice, Harness, Collars, tvhip-. fir rnti. rsftit BaiM. ftm . mVt , nt No. VIKal ! r'KEET, Foster's Block, Kvausville, lad. SWRepauiug Matty doue. aug1

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ML heretofore existing Itctweeii DUNCAN COOKE has thi lv !oen dissolved by trntuat conseut. WM. M. DUNCAN, E. A. COOKE Tile Lojdiiicto will hereafter be conducted by WM. 31. DUNCAN ; and all persons iudebted tq be firm of Dvjccan & Coon will please cull and cancel their accounts immediately. Either oue of the late firm ismrtuorized to idgD th name of the firm in liquidation. augl-owd TVolksbote copy. BMJVa iikhibovs to uehice my presei t stock, in order to MAKE ROOM FOR FALL GOODS, I will, for THIKTT DAYS, sell Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices ! My stock is still large, and comprises au elegant variety of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Adapted to the teaaou. and the wants of the people. Particularly will find a large assortment of RICH AND BE A I'TIFl'L DSESS OOOVS. Which can be boniht at very low figures at No. 3 MAIS STREET. aiiL-1 WM. M. DISC AX. Volksbote copy.J fRa.TM THE EA H.U OE THE SCR. JF scriber. about 4 miles from Evansville, on the Green river road, his TWO MUXES one a sorrel Mare Mule, and the other a Horse Mule about ri hands high, marked with linen on his back and rings round his legs. A liberal reward will be paid to any person returning; him to JOSEPH N1CHTERN, uear tHe Market House, Evansville, or who will give information where they may be found. auc3-2wdftw JOIIS BARENDS. IS a CHOCOLATE J.i-it Cocoa, 2j lbs. Chocolate; 25 lbs. Cocoa; just received and for sale at ang3 E L LIOTTJ) FAMILY GROCERY. "mutual f7reinsukance co. of vanderburgh county. .- EvAVSVtt.iF, Auirnst 2, 1S60. j , .Y B T. E CTIOJV BOH SK VE.V mM. Director:) and a Secretary of this Company, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held in the Room adjoining the Crescent City Bank, on Third street, on MONDAY, the l.Hth inst., between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, P. x. aug3 ROBT. EARLKY, Secretary T.vj?Jrr7 vi.vEtuji r.-o altti.s pure Cider Vinegar, for Pickling, just received and for sale at aug2 ELLIOTTS FAMILY GROCERY WmitlEI BEEB. X CJISH H. U . MM Davis' Cincinnati sugar-cured Dried Bf f, just received anil tor sale .it aog3 ELLIOTT S FAMILY GROCERY. ZfiH i en Ejsr i ' icxB.irsTtio it o j . Spring Chickens just received from canal, and lor sale at aug.i ELLIOTTS FAMILY GROCERY. 'i TIKBCES EBI.rtK m J Leaf Lard just r reived, arol lor sale at nit NO. 2j MAIN -dW t.BS f It I jm K COtr.TB I JUU i Butter for sale cheap at aug.! NO. 22 .MAIN ;T. E ti u s, t: (J d lOO II OX. EttESH Eggs fur sale at augS ELLIOTT'S FAMILY OROCERY. E TE II 'It EA T B L O V H. -5 O WW sacks G intent Mills just received, and for sale at anscS KLLIOTT'S FAMILY C.KOCKKV. JM ft It SJI,B. WT 2W) kgs Whit,- Lead; ") do Zinc, in oil; Al dozen Paint aud Varnish Bi nsh ; 1IHJ boxes Window Olass. Liuserd Oil, boiled and raw : Lard Oil; Fish Oil; Codfish Liver Oil; Sweet Oil; Maysvillu Coal OU. WM. BI ERUOW Ell, aiiL-1 Washington Block 4 WILLS EE P-EB.1T IS -I settled fact that Marker's Chlorine Ag tie Killi er is the best medicine known lor efiectiug a sura aud permanent cure of Fever and Ague or Chills ! aud Fever. It Kreveuts Ague Cake aud all the ills ; that follow the use ot Quiuine. For sale by N. S. THOMPSON, augl At the City Drug Store. 1 liVE ME II I CI.mE S. IU HUE iC s Cblori:.e, Ai re's Ague Cure, Osgood's India Cbtdagogu, Smith's Tonic Syrup, Sballenberger s Pills, Graves' Pills, R keens' Fever aud Ague Cure, McKcnzie's Tonic Febrifuge, ami Prof. Mott's Febrifuge Win. , at N. S. THOMPSON'S augl City Drug Store. A Tm'CT ' LEjlOEOB ELjMMLj iuafe lee (Jreams, Custards, Ac, at augl THOMPSON'S Drug Store. l,J(AHP COHIttJL BOB sale at THOMPSON'S Drug Stole. 1XTB.1CTS HE fJJS'I LEJ, t It Flower-, r.itter Aluioiidj, Rose, Mace, Ginger, Allspice, Celery, Strawberry, Raspberry, ami all other kinds, i f the very best nualitv, at N. S. THOMPSON'S augl City Drug Store. U HTEIV S COCUH 1MI.S.J.U, W Jackson's Cough Syrup, at aurl THOMPSON'S Drug Store. -mrBViT Jm augl BOTTLE el AT JTO. 59 MAIN STREET. M E'UIJ'E II V B O I ' BR EVCH I) lacking, at THOMPSON'S augl Drug Store, 59 Main street M?l ejper. tIiTe BEST EL ' M Poison in the world. It kills Flies instantly, without in jut v lo km thing else. For sale bv THOMPSON, aujil At the City Drug Store. MB ERE V .TI E m JK- ti L E .V.V S, M Wright's, Luldn's, Jules Haue"s. . Ba--in's, llarri.on's, Edrebis', Demaroou's, Cleaver's, and 1'arney's, at the augl CITY DRUO STORK. CominissionerV Sale ul' Keal Es.ate. TWO BRICK STORES ON WATER ST AND A Lot on Canal and Main Sts. flTICB IS HEREBY tilfE.W Common IMeas of Vanderbarb cuur.t-, Indiana, i at its Kehrunrv term. tttiO, in partition snlt 1 whcr. in II, nry L. M itch. II et at. were plaintiffs, and Edward J. MltrLel) wt al. were defendants, I I as Cenimi-si. uier badei the i;.p iinttneut of said Cou.-t, will sll at PPBLltl At'CTIoN", at the door of the ContT HOUSE in Evansvilio, Indiana, on SATURDAY, Augu;ta .th. 1 f.tiO, j At 2 o'clock r. M., the filli .. int' iascrlaM prop,rty, situated in the city af BtauariUa, Indiana, to-wit; That part trf to ' lu in ihe Original rian, ! which adjoins Lot N... i. and front C't feet on Wattr street, and Stsai'HuH Iwck of the eamrwldth to Mie alley, it hein Uis i.air-storv DKICK 1 STortK-lKTSK in which is -lit dated the T. lsraph i Oftice. Also, tbs r.Ki' K STOBK-WXISE now occupied f hy I. A. Crane, adjoinose .iiahcock'.s Hardware I Store. :.. ir r!:e con:, r If Ma!:: aud Water streets, I froutia- twenty- twe le t twosudotie half inches on ' Water street, 'ami exteu.lini; hack of the same width sei.-iity-t'oiir tet lhre- iuih.'s. Witft ile i Store will he told the rijrltt to take tin Hall and ; Stairway in thu rear of the plgsaSWiB, a means of assess tcou Maiu street to the second story, i Also, ihe north-easterly oue-third of LOT Xo. I 33U, I tnation Enlarirr-iaeut. in th.it third of the Lot which adicias Ihe Canal, 0 Main street, opptisitn Langhlin's warehouse. TERMS UK SALE Use-tuiko of the purc'tas.- ' money Cash, and tie reslftae ill two eijual install- ' metits the first at 0' vtAK, and the c,.nil at i two vbabs from tl date of sine, with interest, se- ' enMd by notus pa-fabh without relief froM valna- ' tion or appriiisenient laws. WILLIAM BAIiEH. Commissioner. ' For furthes iaforasation inquire at the fflice of IrXB KK & KOSTKR. Attorneys, laly'il-dts Third stri ct, near Main. Mtt.y-W-J lo tM '.VW.V.VJ ."I SOJF. oies fus t .r .V. 'tauibie t.eruian Mjep. -, .. 4 ( row u 'r, No. 1 l or stleat unK. a- LANULL'Y'S. ft jco.V' Mumjmm, ribbbA shies. and SluMlldere, lor s.alc hy jnlj2H i.i;o. tusituiui. Rare Oiiance. gEsItii.t TO LEU VE THE CITY MM -,,.,n. I ell-r inv eutire stock ot Te86, Tobacco, fee at first cost, for c.vsu onlv Now is the time for L.aTaiiw. as I am d.:tcrminel to close out. This is au excelleut upportuuity for any ouo wlshfng to tMiifckrS iu a g.od husiness, as I will disl.-.s..- of tho w hoij St .-ck, Fixtures, Sc., if deal red, at a low h:ure. JAs. L. SPALDIN'U, Corbar Main and F'irst streets. N'. U. Thuse iei.ns knowing tbetusolreu indehtesl to me will plea-e call sud psy up without delay. jnly30

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otice to the Public I. RittonlDcrs, BEMOVED TO Nn. 67 Main st bet.Second& Third. Is open with a splendid assort mout uf Spectacles. Prices from 25 cts. to $18. ISRAEL RITTENBEKG, W.-tiLiSH o pth ij.s; MjjyrvpJicMjJ turer ot tus newly invented aod improved Spectjicle. No. 4, Third -t.. bet. Main and Locuat, opp. Crescent City Bunk Bnilding, Evansville, Iud. These celebrated Slectaclesare made of Brazilian Pebbles, aud constructed li m i tills ill II Witt the philosophy of st.iure, to ta .peculiar form of a concavo-convex, which can Oe nsed by the old and ywuug, either by day or candle light, with perfect ease.aud no unpleasant feeliug to the ejus that luiu; experience from using the common kind. They tead to strengthen and improve the sight, as willbesen by the following testimonials from those using them : JVom Samuel Ore, Etq. I have purchased a pair of Spectacles Irnm I. Kittenlrt-rg. I have focud theai to be perfectly easy to the eye. I cheerfully recommend tteia to the public. From 8. foreman, Ea. I take -T, at pleasure in recommending the glares of I. Ritteuberg to the public. They give great satisfaction. From Judge W. B. Moore, BounciHe, Isuf. For years past I have been accustomed to use ar tlflclal sig?t, and have tried several kinds of jie -tacles. but I have found none ro easy to the eye as I. Rittenberg's. 1 take pU-asure iu recommencing t'aem to the public. Prmceto,i, Gibson covttiy, 2nd. Having purchased, and tor some time used, the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, gotten tip by Mr. I. Rittenberg, formerly of Indianapolis, and now of Evansville, we can most cornially recommend thein as being easy for the eyes, and in all respects a good article Rev. Jv UN McMASTER, JOSEPH DEVIN, SAltfCEL WHITSETT, marH-d.twtt G. N. JERAULP, J. J. KIRK MAN, ROBERT DUNCAN yyk ..!( i'rcmb AW Wheat Flour for sale at th U'HITIi lowest, now selling at (2.76 per sack, at jUly'Z, COOK k LANG LEY'S. MMlOBO.y sfUI.S-tJS TE.V M Alley. The proprlrtor of the Pigeon Springs begs leave to inform the public that he has recently erected and cempleted a fim- Ten-Pin Alloy. The Springs art- situated but one mile from Main street. City of Evansville, a good distance for either a walk or a drive. The w urers of the Springs possess unsurpassed medical propertied, and iuvalids and others would do well to resort to ther i. 1 here are also baths on th premises, and the grounds arh flflriti shaded with trees, and surrounded with a salubrious atmosphere. WM. BATES, Proprietor. B. B. An omnibus rnns regularly three times a day to and from the city. julyz'O wmMl-IJYG JVST HECEIfEII .1 MM new stock of Gold and Silver Wat- bes, Sut.rior Gold Pens, and Fine Silver Pponns, we. respect, fully Invite all to call and examine quality and prices. Persons buying now may expect to get great bargains. All articles warranted. BlTTItoLFF BROS., ju!y2o-lind U Main street L,1 BJIE LJHII J CHOICE J KTK l.lt For sale at COOK ft LANGLEY'S. 26 hbls. cm me ;v.'ij h that is Cider Vinegar. Cook A- Langley have in store 20 bids Extra Cider Vinegar, which they will warrant pur? and fre from -.11 acids, and t-i keep pickles tine and hard as when first made. OO TS AJVII SHOES a let it te Burrow, 1., Main street, have a good assort ment of Boots and Shoes on hands, and are constantly in receipt of additions thereto. The Ktail trade may always find in their store a good stock of ood Goods, and at lowest prices. fti!y24 MM,9 HOLE S.J L E BOOTS JtJVMM WW Shoes. Read A Burrow's Wholesale stock ol hoots and Shoes is now large and complete w ith the most desirable goods of the best New Kuglaud manufacturers. All of which they w ill sell chtap lor cash or prompt paper. Call and ezmtBrlne. jl2 MWO! Efr EBi-B O It WlB M. O V Ml MS Flour, as low as the lowest and as good as the best. In the preseut excited state of the Flour market, when the prices are chaiiiritig almost every day, if you want to buy a lyoesT article cheap call at VICKEliY'S jnlyjo Star Family Grocery. rip HE rj SHE BtVO .TU .V'fe ML Friend. 10 boxes Chemical Olive Erosive Siap just received at the Star Faun I v Grocery' of (julyZii) VICKEKY BKOS. OLD FIRM IN BUSINESS AGAIN. THE .' 'II B II SI tsWE It WISH TO tuform the public iu geueral aud the rest of mankind iu particular, that tbey have bought out ! the Feed business of Mr. J. C. Dusouchet, anil that j they will la; prepared from this tima to fill all orders for FLED and SEED of auy kiud. Our Mr. R. S. Rcston having formerly la-eu enuajred verv successfully it the buMuess for over one j Jiir. tint i sllrn smrsT ta rmrlnnrl liiim TiimitT nustuess, lms returned lo his old stated where he sill at all tunes be pleased t See his old Ii le nds and former customers aud all others, and till their Metiers loi auythiug iu our line, with promptness and satisfaction. Feed delivered free to anvpart of the citv. jnlyJ-tl R. S. HUSTON ft CO. HQ It It IS EXTRA " WJB.1SH Flour" lor sale lower thn uui published rates of this date, at VICKEliY'S, julyjo No. 22 Main street, NEW YORK WIRE MILL. m. mels o.-- te hi u.no.vii, majs'vtVf facturers of and Dealers in WIRE OF ALL ! ! DESCRIPTIONS. Particular attention given to ! orders sent to their Warehouse, HI John St., N Y., which will be rilled PROMPTLY, anil have speedy j I dispatch. I Circulars furnished, giving d iscount from List, ' or nett prices at LOWEST MARKET RATES. TERMS. Six Months' Note, payable at Bank, j ! with current rate of Exchange on N w York, or fi I per cent, off for Cash. I Wire Mill, 25th Street, Warehou-e, SI John street, New York. julynu lmd 9ft THE TO CONTRACTORS WW Sealed proposals will lie received at the couutinK-room of II. D. ft T. C. Taylor, in Hartford, Ky., until the 8th day of August next, f-ir the comirruction ota Loek and Dam on :. i ; ur l River, at a point near Newton's (lid Mill. A plan aed spec ifications of the wc tkni.iy te seen at Ihe ahove plaee in Hanford. or a copy of them will he for-w-ardel to any one applying hy letter or otherwise, to the undersigned President of Ihe Boatd. Q C SHANKS. Hartford. Ky.. July Sth-. jal-.")-td gJV JO VSIC- - TMB r.v- ' J lrinv1 would spectfellv it:form the citueni ot the city that ne is prepared to cive tefisons in mn-ic, on the Piano ,r other instruments, to ail who may favor him with their patronage. Instruments of all kinds tuned and put in order. He will al-. i select lnjtruraeuts for those who are not judfes themselves and desiro to purehas? on reasonable terras. Residsnce, ki yeamore -ueet, letwrsn S.'-tnd and Third streets. julyll CHRISTIAN M ATTII ! Dissolution of Partnership. nfHB BJHT.VEBSniB IlERRTO' M fore existing between the undersigned under the firm of Brown st Aikman ii this day dissolves t.y mutual contwnt. Either party i authorized to use the name of the firm iu settling the business. WILLIAM BROWN". W. M. AIKMAN. Rvaasvirlr, July 10th, fm. c O.YTIJS'l A TIOJS-.--THE i .y-iiEi:-the a firm, undpr t!it. atyle 'f W. M. Aikiimn and wtmld rpHpectfully solicit a 'ntinuaiit of . ivor extenrtptl to th 'M firm, and l-pin$r fully prt-par'.! to ax tend every facility tw shippers, t itt-cr by Canal, Kivpr or Kailrtiad, W9 a-tnre thi-m that th-ir inMfMt BhuH be fkithfally repivuted, U.utl they bp plrd tof.ivor with their putronrte. Itept' tluilv. jatylG W. M. AIKMAN & 00. a i':r i-.xtr.i Turkish I'rriues .t iSVC ir Ih at I j-iUlio. CUUK Jt LA.NULhV .S. M-o:t S .-to latelv owned and fti I iMihiil hy Mi"hael f,,ivi;k, JtiCCstd, as a L;rtM.ery niid provision stoir, c rner of Main aud Fourth etrc te. Tliero ia a ir-t-rate smoke hni"-e attaclo! t(. tht: Mtore. Apply to John (ja.it-k, ir julyj-dAwtf W M. liAHM, Jr. 11V I. A W , m. a. mu, ( Notary Public LAW & ANTHES ATTORNEYS AT LAW, GRNKHAT, OOLLECTIOaT ASH RKL E-STA1 1. AGENT S. UOiee N. 1(7 Maiu stre t, opposite the Court Uouse, Ev.,usille, ludiaua. inayl6-dAw ly ftARRIAUB A.rh WAttOJV AlAWs k-r. The uuilersigned is fully prejiared to luauutacture all OeSCTiptl sa of Carriages and Wagons from the timet iu the cheapest, all of fhicfa will be guaraute.sl af the best wo kuian.-hlp. A coujtant supply of Carriages and Waoas will be tound in uiv warert-sjius, at No. 1-41 iHsin sireet, Evansville. FRANK UAMMEBSTEIN. H. B. Repairing don - at reasonable rates, with neatness and dispatch. july20-3mdAw"

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fmLD It Jill T& OMf 1 83 -'39 ( WW persons indebted to Jacob Straub n Sou for the jcar 185Swill nleaae call and settle. JACOB STKACB SON, Hardware Dealers, 71 Main street. jiilyo4-3d4tw For Sale . WW ncss. The undersigned intends to retire from business after the 1st of September next, and in the meantime would negotiate for the sale of ihn stock in trade and good will of the basinets of M. W. Foster A Co., and will also lease for a term of years the store house now ocrnpie.1 by them. The t-taud is one ot the most eligible in th city, .and the house is a new, substantial, modern style four-story building iu complete reair. The present trade of tho bouse is a safe aud profitable oue, aud to active business meu having a fair amount of capital, a more certain opportunity to build up a large and profitable business is seldoai offered. For further particulars enquire of Ssn. Foster A Co.. or thesul.scrib.-r. M. W. FOSTER. july4-lmdlw 50 rtisrr. choice mesh cob.v Meal just received at july. COOK A L ANGLE Y's. American Cutlery and Plated Ware. Y'OH If1SIH.r: HUBERT Jjs-u Table Knives and PdrlU. Ivory handle Desert and Table Kuivef only, l'lated " " " Forks, Butter Knives, l'lated Tea aud Table SjtSMH, Carvers to match with Knives and Folks. Slaw Cutters, Enameled Kettles and Sauce pans The atwive f best quality aud hni-h, ii-ceived and offered at reasonable rates at J ACOB STRACB A SON'S, july 1! 74 Main street. WWJKt'BST TOOI.s .1 r mEUVVKO MM rate. Gras and Grain I'rylfc , Sueath. Cradles, Sickles and Forks, at very low figures to close out 8t.-k. JACOB STKACB A SON. "jMVf COI i-EE.'iTt fOCHBTS 9M for :ile he S K. Ol LBKRT d- CO. 1 MESS SILKS J 1 JUtJB STOCK of Black ami Fan. v Dress Silks very chej to close out, at the cheap Drv Gods Store of SCHAPK KR A HISSING, j ill vO o. 4 t Main street jmWB S. U.I S Tt. il s HJI m I' E.nofE It v 1 H her stock of Millint.ry Goods from her old stand on First street, to No. 5(1 Main street, text door to Dittiolff Bros., where slit will continue to keep a large and hesi'uMnil stock ftf . Bonnets, Ribbons, and Milliner. it generally. The Ladies are invited to call and examine her stock before put clmFing. julyl-lmd WVST BECBIfBIt 400 ibs Mixed and Plain Gum Parking, SCO lbs Cotton Rope from 2-16 to l1 imdi.-.-, 150 lbs Gass ' " tul inch, 130 lbs Gasket Borad. 14 reels No. 1 Packing Yum, v dez Oum Cutters. doz Lanterns from 4oc tiS&.06, :n lbs Nos. l.o, and Flour of Emry, 12 pairs skiff Oars. Manilla Rope all sle.s. Twines, Marlln, Spun Yarn , Ac. For sale wholesale Of retail at jnne22 SINZICH A SON'S. Jf E.I It B I R R 6 13 .TIA l.y M e street, have just reeived a good assortment of the folUwiug description of Shoes, to. wit : Ladies' Lasting Heeled Congress Boots, ' " Gaiters, " Kid Pe Boots. " " and Ooat Sp'g Heeled " " " and " Buskius, " " Slip's in great variety. Men's Kid, Calf and Lastiug Congress Boots, " Calf Scotch Boots, " " and Coat Oxford Ties, OoaLEn'd and Plush Pumts and NulliOers, " Fine French Calf Boots, Boys' Calf, Go-it and Enameled Scotch Boots, " " Oxford Ties. Youth's Oxford Ties and Brogans, ' Scotch Boots, Child's Heeled Enameled Ankle Ties, 11 Fancy (kdored Ankle Ties, 14 14 Kid and Morocco 44 44 CopjierTip'd Boots every kind. All of which were madu bj the la st mauufactureri East, and will be sold at very low prices. june22 HUN N E LL'S (FORMERLY OF STEEL K ft HUN NELL.) Floorins lV3LiXX, (JOHN Kit OF WALNUT KTREKT AND TH K CANAL, KF.4N.SFLLE. .VD. 7111 IS jE U E STA H LISH.TIK.YT is uow- in full operation, with new aud complete Machiuery of the latest style, for Planiuic and Dressing Lumber, Planing aud Grooving r Iortug, i makiuir Doors and basu .MouMiugs, vvinaow tlliuds, ami every otaer description ol wora uoue iu such estshUshmeuts. All work at thrso Mills warranted to be well done, aud will be offered at the lowest cash prices. Dry Poplar Fiooring and Weatberhoarding coustuMly ou hand, and will be sold for cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to auy iattern. Slittiug aud all kinds of Sawing dono to order, aud in the most approved style. jvL'2 "A 31. Ul .NiM NEW FURNITURE STORE JUST OPENED BY THE TELL CITY FURNITURE CO. The largest and finest assortment of FURNITURE AND CHAIRS of all kiuds in the city, at WHOLES AiLB OR R KTAIL, No. .") Water St., next door to R. Barnes, EVANSVILLE, IND. F. Si: nLKTZK V, Ageul. Manufactory at Tell City, Ind. jniie25-8m rjfl O I L E T .1 R T I C L B B - jM In great variety, at the lowest price, at the New Drug Store of feh27 N. S. THOMPSON. ggi LBS mMJMB, t j'J'f'Jtskss3f WlrVF ed, 2,liot lbs Sle'iildcrs, plain. Sou lbs sidee, fast received Sktsd fr sale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY OROCERY. DR. J. FLEAGER, p e H(il t-'f I 11 H 0 JWJk coctinneM to ktcp pace with nil thp iruprov. miits in Iii' (irfpssion, Ht hi- Ia.vmf und-r City Dauirrean Gallery. 45 Mjub strpct. Hp is now mrtkiiiK thwRP tiouttfal fittr-l Kuhi-pr, Vulcanite itnl Auilpr ptateftf. whith in nmny r r:pprt- nrhuItrior toOol.l. Aho, th- nm Rtylps of (JM anti Mlvr work. Dp-a ! teeth pormacifntly auroi Ity pfa'gtnf. fir- ip b)-io ninkf thp Klsrtrical prnt -rs-fl 1-jr .-xrr-trtio v t-tii w ithout pain. hilitren straightened. Price very moderate, julyH-tf ind work warr-inte-'. 4 CARPETS! 1 "St V -jCr Also, Lace Goods, Damasks, Fink Bobinet Bars, Ami M I N assortment of the finest DRESS TR1M-,-er hn. light to the City. J. S. HOPKINS, pi j-dti On S"lrt Street.

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g1 O K f O it .t T i O JV .V O TIC B--Order tor Brick 8id Walk, ('cranci! 1 lumber July JS, I860. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common fonncil of the City ot Evansville, that the owners el all lots or parts of lots froi ting on or adjoining the southwest aide ol Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore streets, in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to bi brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a Side-Walk of Class No. I to be laid down thereon withiu thirty days from the publication of this "rdet P. BURKE, Cl k. City Clerk's Office , Jnlv.M. lfsen. OHPOBITtO .VTv T t i E . W-S Order tor Brick Side-Walk. Jul 2i, lKlii). Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the onei of sll lots or parts of b,ts fronting on or adjoining the south west side of Fourth street, Imtween Main nnd Lobatl streets, in said city, cause the stde-walxri tnereon to Ih brought to the proier urate, and tbM they cause a side-walk ('lass N. 1 to be 'aid down thereon within thity davs from tb? pWi)llettou of this order. P. Bl'KKE, Clerk Clerk's Office. Jnlv Kl, HM, C- . r i oIyoti7Te. ' Order for Brick Side-Walk. Jnlv H. And now it is hereby ordered aud directed, by the Common Council of the Cily of EraosTide. that the own r or owners ul Lot No. 161, iu the Dona lien r.ulurg-m.-ni .f sani l: ii , can. tio sioe-waik thereon to he hrousht toe proper grade, an 1 Ik of Class No. 1 to be -liirty days from Ike P. BURKE, Clerk. that they ralMe a aul laid down thereotl aitUM pnhlicallon of thisorilei. Clt rk's (ittite, Jnlv 31, It mmoTicE to t o.vr ha cto r s. ' W The ('..nimnn Council of the City of Evansville w ill receive pealed proposals until Auu-t 21st, DJfin.for irnulin gntterins and macadamuiiaa Ihlr.1 sireet. from LiK-ust to Sicarnore strert; the contractor to furnish all the materials, nnd do the Work acreeahlv to pian and kpnaiflcatlitas ou rile in thisofflce. P. HI'KM', Clerk. Clerk's Office, July :in. 1 -'.'. M? I VITTliS T It li E T SB iVJt. MLj The Common Coiiiieil it lbs cty uf rv .nsville will receive Seated proposals until AftlMl llth, IH8t, for tho ronstrnetion of a sewer on Eighth street, from Division street to a point twenty f.set south oast if .Mam street. The contractor to tu'iiish the materials, an 1 do the w ok acennlicp to plan and sjai iricatioos on f'e ii this oftire, and payment to )w made, on ciitiipleiinn of the work. In t-ily tionds, due in one vear. and ! ai f-i inlerect. V ML UK K i lerki Clerk's Office, Jury SI lauo. r J BE BR MAttKBT. UCTCHEI1S end IJardnen are hereby noticed ihst six butchers' stalls an,! all of tfecj vsaagtabls Standi in the traps Market, will Is sold at puMic auction on Saturday morniue:, Aut,tiit llih, li' -j, at salafi o'cl.tck. By order of the Commou Oooncit. I. BtTBKR, Clarit. Clerk s Office, July 21th, lSr.n. AIORBORA T I ft . VV O 'I I CE . W-S order lor Plank Side-Walk. Ju! 17, And now it is hereby ordered ami dlractad by ce Comnu n Council ot thecity of Evansville, that the owners of sil lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the south side of Hamilton street, from Washington street to the pastern hae of the Col poration, cause the side-walks theieoii to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cautvo a side-walk of c.ass So. 2 to te laid down ibei-eoo, withiu thirtv lnvs from the publication ot thi-i order. 1'. HCRKE, Cleik Clerk's Otliee, Jul 2, 1SC.0. THe Economist f nrUIIS STOVE HAS TAKEJV THE M first premiums at every F'air where it has been exhibited. At the South-Western Indiana District Fair, held here October, 1&69, there were but two premiums offered for cooking stoves one for the best wood coaking stove, and one. for the best ooal cooking stove. The Economist took the FIRST PREMIUM FOR THE BEST . OiiKINO STOVE FOR WOOD. Roelker, Klusnnin A Co took the flrsi premium for their cooking stove for coal. Nootboi premiums were offered. The large silver medal wns awarded to the Ecouomist at the New York srtate Kair ; and the first premium at the United States Fair held at Chicagn. nnd twelve other State and Couuty F'uirs in lho:i. In no brunch of mechanical art has there hseu a more apparent advance thau in ti e man I ufacture of stoves. It is but a lew years since ' the very name was a novelty, representing a huge, sbajMslees structure, nltuost as devoid ol use us oruauieut. These Have gradually given placto patterns of grace aud utility ; until the varieties our markets now present havo almost exhausted the vocabulary of names ; aud the different phases I the metal is made to assume, would astonish old ! Vulcau himself. Iu style uud finish, the iniprovei uient has bueu real, leaviug nothing to he desired : oft that point, hut tho severe competition in price. to which they have been subjected, has deprived : thein of mauy of the uioru substantial qualities ! de- irahle. This seems more especially' to have been I the case in referencs to cook stoves an article of ' domestic economy that has more todo with scolding wives and crotcheiy pervautn thau most people Imagine. The public have hmg sought au improvemout in this article, aud we believe are ready to pay j any reasonable prk'o for a cooking stove, if it only . -s- t.s.-s the merits of size, weight, convuuienoe, durability, economy, and perfection of manufacture. Thso qualities seem to be possessed most fuily iu J the Ecoii -uiist a new sbve, perfected and brought ; out tbi past season, hy Messrs. Treadwell, Perry ! A Norton, of Albany. We hrard so much of this j stove, and it looked so much like a stove intended tor use, that wo concluded to try them, aud the I result of the experiment convince us that the i proprietors, in their det.rmiuation to make thekstt i stove in the world, have succeeded. Wo regard the : Economist, as possessing all the merits ahove enumerated us the great stove of the day far in advance uf auytbiug ever attempted iu tbe line ol stoves, perfect iu all its appointments, nnd true to its name iu durability and the use of fuel. Among the mauy conveniences attached to it, may le mentioned a largo oren, with books arranged, for suspending meats while roasting. A copper water tauk, holding from I- to 25 gallons warming closet, broiling hearth, dc, Ac. The broiling hearth is oueof the most noticeable features of this remarkable stove. There never has been, to our knowledge, auy broiling fixture that was really satisfactory in its operation. The proprietors of this stove have been conducting a series uf experiments upon broiling, nh'clting some valuable facts, and re suiting In the invention of a gridiron adapted to this stove, which has been secured by letters patent, and 1- one of the most admirable things of the kind wo over saw broiling without smoke, and keeping the coals in a constant glow. We are always gl&a todo justice to mechanical improvements, and especially such as contribute so largely lo the general good, aa tbe one above mention). Tbe Economist, wbli h is commanding such a largo sale, will be fouud only at 8CANTL1N" ft 8TEPHKNS'fJ, Main St., between Water and First, Evansville, Inn marG AN ADDRESS TO FRIEWDS. -Ml HE .I'll E HSHJ.VE U It' ft CLIt ML respectfully inform his friends and fellowcitizens, that he has this day commenced bu-iness for himself at the well known ntand of John MApp. I have just received a very nice and well selected stock of Ladies', Misses', fbsya', and Children's Shoes of every style and of the best iiuality. Hoping that by strict attention to business and the manufacture and sale of a No. 1 article of Bh e and Boots, I will merit the pntronare of my now as, well as old friends. Ladies' and Gents ' Boot4'. Gaiters and Shoes of all kinds made to rder in the neatest style and al the shortest notice. Give your clo friend mc. trial A C M-liKVITT, Ms itrei t, Evansville, Ind. June 11 I It It A 11 BOB l'Ot.' AMERa Flags ! Flatri Flags o youngsters and lovers of Independence, if you wish to secure the eleetlou of your favoriia caiiu'.date, buy your Fl.tc-s al the Cheap Drv Goods Store Ol SCHAI'KEHA BUSSING. jul- No. -I'j Main street. HOES: SHOES.'.' SHOES!.'.' WE 9 have iust received a Isrgr- ad litinu to ourstork of Ladies', Misses', and Children's. Mines of every kind, which will be sold at prices to snit ever) lasly. GssH ami judge lor yourselves, at the Cheap Dry GishIs Stole of 8CUAPKKR ft BJJB3I . .iuly No. 4j Maiu street. PATENT V L K V E R TRESS AND SUPPORTER. rmniiBsB new ajyo i.s ialvML able liistrnments are offered as entirely n. v iu action aud priuciple. Having a comained fctir.rd aod upward motiou, they retain fluptuie wnth oio.-halj fe-s pressure than others. .lroif tlua instrument with a riout sprm.j. Tbey will injure the back and cord, and from their imst.tnl oiaisl pressure are troublesome. White s will produce KADICAL (JUKE if properly used.Cll ou your Druggist or s,-u.l for a Pamphlet free Ut all. Address BRSK8.A l'AUK, New Tork. J. D. PA Kb, Cincinnati. june7-3mdftw Or KELLEK A WHITE. Good luck Needed for Young Beginners. THE FIRM OF MILLER & NIEHAUS rW1HM?BIHM HAS SIT HECEIYM. ed a bran-new stock of Dry Goods, corisistins of a (treat many articles iu their line, too numerous to name, which are now open for inspection, and still certainly be sold cheap for cash at their store, Main street. MILLEB ft MEUAC3.

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