Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 303, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 August 1860 — Page 2

Ike flails oiaal. EVANSVILLE, IND.

TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 28 PEOPLE'S TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN OF ILLINOIS. g;'THK Peoplb op these United States are the rightful. Masters op both Congresses and Cocrts, not to Overthrow the Constitution, but to Overthrow the Men who Pervert the Constitution." Abraham Lincoln. for vice president, HANNIBAL HAMLIN OF MAINE. t& " I Love my Country more than I Love my Party." Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Electors fsst tie atate at Large. WILL CUM BACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. District Electors. 1st District Cyrus 31. Allen, of Knox. 2d District John W. Bay, of Clarke. 3d District Morton C. Banter, of Moan, 4th District John II. Farquahar, of Franklin. fith District Nelson Trusler, of ayette. 6th District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock. 7th District John Hauna, of Putnam. 8th District Samuel A. Hurt", of Tippecanoe. 9th District James N. Tyner, ef Miami, loth District Isaac .Tenkinson, of Allen. 11th District David O. Daily, of Huntington. FOR CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT, X.. Q. DeBRULER, OF SPENCER COUNTY. FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, In the District composed of Vanderburgh, Warrick, Posey and Gibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, OF POSEY COUNTY. FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE To the General Assembly, for the Counties of Posey and Vanderburgh, JOHN R. HUGO, of Posey county. Opposition State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, HENRY 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 LANGS, 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. More about at tbat are pole Kulsiii Mr. Ioitors:-Io my fustepistel, I told you about his exellency (not Governerj Willartls Speech. I lorgot to tell you that at the close of his speech there was vosifrous cheering, to much so, tbat you might have hearn a pin drap at the time on the tan bark wbar the faithful was standin. Wall after he'd delivered himself of his speech, up jumt a promisin looking youth, 1 believe they eallhim Gilbert, to make a speech. He begun by sain that we needent expect as much of a speech fruiu him us from his illustrious Brother, (Jemes) but gir us to understand that be could make a purty good speech for all tbat, I ihot from bis speech that he'd bin purty well drilled at that are place whar our committees goes to git instructions, lor he gays Abolixhtonisl abut as venimus as his Tutor (our Sherrif). I shant say much about his sheecb, for fear of discurageing the youth, for 1 think he'i make right smart speaker atter while, provided he's taken good care of, kept by a warm fire when its cold, and not suffered to go out doors never when it rains. (Exit Gilbert.) Wall the next speaker was the Sherrif himself. When he got up, now thinks I, we'll have a whaler of a speech, expecting of course, as he was Lord Cock Robin of the DuglU men in these parts, that he'd give us the whole story make it all as plain as day. He told us all about poplar suvrinty, and quoted that are last section in of the Nebraska bill umil he came to tbat are cat civerd up in the meal, and slopped right short oil' thar, ami never said a word about it aarry lime, nor a word about any of them dark pints thals bin botherin me so much that I told you about in my fust epistle, now, thinks I, this is too bad, after me cummin here and workin so hard rasiu the pole, jist for the sake of bein eulijihtened a Utile, to be put off in this way. Wall he give, what lie liked to called Black Republicans, but be took it right back, bot Bnot I tell you. But I must tell you a little about that are takiu back. As soon as he done it 1 beam sum of them are tarnation fellers wbisperin amongst themselves, and one of them said, he's think in about runin for Sherifs Office and he's gittin more milder nor he was. Wall after he'd done his speech, he bantered any Black Republican body in Center Township to meet a Douglas man in the same township anil discus the isssus of the day; wherepon that same little impudent scamp I was tellin you about In my fust epistel jumpt down out of a buggy he was sittin iu and said right strait, that If we'd pick our man he'd find one to meet him. The Sherriff said whars your place of meetin The little feller told him, and told him his man was to come out of Center Township. Whereupon our Sherrif caved, and then the little feller axed him why he dident explain tome of the dark pints in Duglis' history so the peple could understand jist whar Duglis tood and not jist show them all Ihe purty places. Why dident he tell em why Duglis and all our 1 democratic .Senators voted down Chase's amendment to the Nebraska Bill, which simply said the peplo of a territory should have .i right to prohibit slavery if they wanted to. The Sherrif said that would be unconstitutional; it would beconfiscatin property. The little feller axed him how much more property would be confiscated if prohibited or excluded when they had three or four thousand inhabitants than when tiicy wanted to come into the Union as a State. At this pint, Azariah got up and said that he'd be out and make a speech next Thursday night, and dared anv body to meet him to discus the questions of the day. Whereupon the feller told hitu tbat it might be understood that thar would be sutubody thar to reply. Wall, Mr. Iditor, from what I'm beam since, the Black Republicans don't like to bother their speakers in yonr city too much, astheyliavc ulrea ly bin out sereral times ; and since I've bin bothered so much about them dark pint3 in Duglis's histry, and as Arariah i3 a luminous body, if I can squeeze a little light out of him, I've coucluded I'll try him pull myself to see. I want you to keep it kinder still lb', and not let anv more know it than reads your paper anyhow. Yours, truly. A HOOSIER DlMOCRAT, Of the Jackson .School.

Communicatti. Candidate

The Bobbin AlE "Bobbin' Arovnd." The " Little Giant" 'a on a tour. Bobbing around, around, around ; He's making peeches by the score, A he goes bobbing around. He ' now in the New England State. Bobbing around, around, around ; And spouting at the greatest rates. As he goes bobbing around. Ho tries to find his mcther'e kjasjja, Bobbing around, around, uround ; But all around it does t e roam, As be goes bobbing around. He tries to find his father's grave, Bobbing around, around, around ; But more hit bacon tries to save, As he goes bobbing around. He finds his case a desperate one, Bobbing around, around, around ; And knows that something must be done, As he goes bobbing around. He 'a therefore bennd to take tbe stun.p. Bobbing around, around, around ; But dreads that little word called " Rump," As he goes bobbing around. He says his daughter Squatter 's dead, Bobbing around, around, around ; Ofd Dred Scott knocked her in the head, Ab he went bobbing around. And since she was his only pride. Bobbing around, around, around ; 'Tis thought h'll commit suicide, As he goes bobbing around. Dark lantern "Sam " he did abase. Bobbing around, around, around ; But now with him he wants to fuse, As be goes bobbing around. But al! their fusing 's bonnd to fail, Bobbing around, around, arcund; We'll ride them Both on a Lincoln rail, And keep them bobbing around. Now honest men, where 'er you are, Bobbing around, around, around ; You 'd better get In " freedom's car," Instead of bobbing around. For otherwise you can't come in, Robbing around, around, around , For " Uncle Abe " is bound to win. As you go bobbing around. Kngllsh Crop Prospertr. "The weather of the past week, though below the usual temperature, and cloudy, with some rain, has fjrther improved the appearance of the crops, and has been more calculated to produce a better sample tiian a very hot sun. It is not, however, expected that any wheat will be cut till the middle of August, and some districts in the North complain of its not yet being ta ear. Accounts very much vary as to tbe ultimate prospects of the yield, but generally less than an average is expected. Much of the best barley is laid, and tbe entire growth varies considerxbly, though the breadth sown was large. A good de.il more bay has been carted, much discolored, but much of the crop is sinl out. ,'be potato disease is said by the largest growers to be advancing rapidly ; some taint appears also in Ireland, as weli as in Belgium. Spain, like Northern Italy, finds a smaller yield of Wheat than was expected, though both countries have fine samples, and this is the case with the South of France. The new Odessa Ghirka weighs fully 02 lbs per bush; but in Hungary, Normandy, Belgium and Holland, variable weather has kept the crops backward and prices fluctuating. In America, as well as Southern Russia, there is both quantity and quality this year, and the Baltic, if backward, does not send many complaints, though prices keep high. Our own markets, from the improvement of the weather and more liberal supplies of foreign, have been dull, but pretty well sustained, in consequence of the dimiuution of the stocks in tl.e country. Even if further liberal supplies are to be expected, a change to bid weather would produce a large business at full prices ; while an increased consumption of foreign, though with fine weather, must, we think, prevent any serious decline until the now crop appears in quantity. And this is but a distant expectation. Mark Lane Sxprt. American Citizens in France. A case of great importance to American citizens of foreign birth from tbe continent of Europe, aud particulaily France, has just been decided by tbe French tribunals. A native of the department of tbe Lower Rhine, .lamed Michael Zeiler, emigrated while yet a boy to tbe United State, where he became naturalized citizen at the proper time and in due form of law. In France his name had been enrolled for conscription on tne register, and when he reached tbe age of military service the lot fell on him to serve. Being absent, the police were directed to seize b i in whenever they might find him. An opportunity at length presented itself. Zeiter, little dreaming what was iu store for him, returned to see the spot where he first drew breath. It was at eissenberg. He was arrested as a deserter from the army. Mr. Faulkner, the American Minister at Paris, dem&nded his release as a right, on tbe ground that there was no service due from him at the time of his emigration, and that, having renounced his allegiance to Frauce and sworn allegiance to the I'nited States, France has now no claim upon him, and bis individual allegiance is due to the land of his adoption. The French tribunal has pronounced in favor of the claim of the American Minister, and Zeiter has been discharged. The case is highly important, as the release of the prisoner was claimed as a right, and it will therefore serve as a precedent, not only in France, but on the continent of Europe generally. A Consistent Bell-Etebbtt Oratob. The Indianapolis Journal says : Kx-Govt't uor Morehead of Kentucky, who addressed the Bell meeting here a tew days ago, and who deplored the success of the Republican cause as a sectional triumph, is the same gentleman who, in 1848, made n speech in Wayne county in this Stale in favor of the Wilmot Proviso, and to convince the Quakers of that county that General Tnylor would not veto the Proviso if passed during his administration. Was he then the advocate of sectional doctrine. If the doctrine was right then, why is it not now ? Mk. Hkli. a Sectional Man. Iu his speech on the Nebraska aud Kansas bill, May 23, 1854, Appeudix to the Congressional Globe, page S)Vi, Mr. Bell said: But it is proper to say that I had determined not by any vote of mine to thwart the Southeru friends of the bill on any auieudnieiit which they might desire to make to the bill at any time, though I should conclude to oppose its passage. This course I adopted as Southern man, ami may appear sectional ; but he that supposes that I have no sectional feelings or sympathies is mistaken.

The Barley Crop of 1860. Mr. Samuel R. Ford, of New York, has issued his annual circular with relation to the barley crop, which we publish below : The breadth of ground sowed to barley in this State, was fully one-fourth less than in 1859, and the quantity of spring barley will not be more than half as much as last year. Some of the best barley counties have nearly abandoned spring barley, the farmers turning their attention to winter barley, which is a much surer aud more profitable crop. The average yield of spring barley is estimated at 15 to 20 bushels per acre, that of winter at 35 to 50 bushels. The large proportion of winter barley will probably bring the aggregate crop of the State nearly up to that of last year. In most counties spring barley is represented as light and poor, winter as heavy and good. I have endeavored to condense the information derived from my correspondence, and arrange it so as to give a fair representation of the crop in each of the barley growing counties. There is but one trade that your true fire-eater does not regard as plebianand yuIger and that's the slave trade. Louisville Journal.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IfT MS SO THJT BJSCJL.L. V OL.LM m Slain street Bridge, which spans " the ditch " preveut. a great many persons from seeing J "UN FRELINGUUYSEN GLOVER'S Lumber Yard, at the corner of Main and Seventh streets, which is filled up with a genoral assortment of Pine Lumler, Piue Laths, Pine aud Poplar Shingles, Pino Flooring, Ac. Ac. aug25-d.fr w rm MJt clleb &, schol.jbs j.vll M Parents. -The Free Schools of this city will ommence on Monday, 31 of Scptemlier next. All candidates examined for the High School are passed and will be admitted. All transfers to or from the city for School purposes must be made prior to September 20th next. By order of the Board. auglS-dtd P. HORNBROOK, Cl'k. TjTTO PVUMPmY THE UL.ilLLI,"JfsE M Kennedy's Medical Discovery. It is the best preparation in the world for that purpose. Fur sale by VM. BIERBOWER, Druggist, MSfSS Mo. 7K Washington Block. tL.I LLJVtJ WJX UK PBVLT 19 t ans. A large supply iust received by WM. BIERBOWER, ang'23 No. 7S Washington Block. wM Bros, are now receiving and opening their seasonable stock of FALL AND WIN 1 KK GOODS, which will bo very extensive and beautiful. Their prices will favorably compare with any house iu the city. They respectfully invite the ladies and all customers in general to ct.Il at their stand. No. .'!') Main street. (ang.22) BOSER BBQ3. bhelsse, cmummm is boxbs Wis Prime W. B. Cheese, Just received and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, nugJ2 Posey Block. mBK w whit Mi HNH.-r, hjl.e WW bbis just received and fur sale bv wr? CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Poery Block. Deafness Ourod DRS. SMITH & WOOD, AT THK WASHINGTON HOTEL Home Testimony. To tub Deaf. Having been troubled with rfcte from infancy, I called upon DRS. SMITH A WOOD, f.nd, from ssve MPsruftfMS, was relieretl. CoLl'MBrs C. Cl.AItK. Those desiring further information in regard to this interesting case are at liberty to call upon lee at my place of busiucas. No. ." First-nt., EvaiiMvilla. !(! i F. M. SF.LLMAN. ioji. oil. it' 'iiv W"V.r j 1 good article of Coal Oil, call at THOMPSON'S New Drii store. Ue has just received a fresh supply of Extra Refilled. aug'i'l njT;.'f ,h k n tf.vt . -. JL kinds of Patent Medicines iliat are worth having can be found at THOMPSON'S New Drug Store. aug'2'i smvuM Jmm BMeJjra s.H.tHitKti' s WjL. Cblorii e, Ayre's Ague Cure, Osgood's India Cbobigogue, Smith's Toole Syrup, Sballeuberger s Pills, Oiaves' Pills, Rhodes' Fever and Ague Core, McKenzie's Tonic Febrifuge, and Prof. Mott's Febrifuge Win., at N. S. THOMPSON'S augl City Drug Store jWJw'KW M,i-KH' ST.i H I.K.--KH. WW CltilSS, on Canal between Second and Third streets, has opened a Livery Stable, and solicits a share f public patronage. Horses kept by day or week. amrlS FlfiST ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS. LMT HCHJ HmV H A" KU&rtMJV&'H. WM. We are now receiving our lirst shipment of Fall Goods, anions: them as pes choice Kali Calicos, an extra jualitv of Blenched Bbirtine, Muslin, Ac, kc. SCI1AFKKK A BOSSING, augl7 No. 49 Main dnet. rjTI THK fHt'M--KSSIOJS'. HKjlTHM WAITK'S RETROSPECT for Julv, jint received at DOBKLLA CONf NGTON'S. America. A Toy calculated to keep the 1103-8 during rainy 1ayH quiet at home, and at the euine time to predispose them for useful niechatiicul eni -pl5m-nt , is iu ilie sua; of Toy Toolchewts of different sizen, iu store and fr wle at the Hardware Store .f GEO. S. SOXNTAG fc CO., au!7 Mum -t , just helow the Branch Hack. W-S Ooopers1 Tool Just received from the manufactory a full assortment such :m Pianos, Bench Screws, Saw, etc. Gsopen' Drawing- K nivs, ' Adzes and Axes, Truss HiKips of all sizes, etc., etc. GEO. S. SON NT AG s 40., nuglT No. 10 Main street. HUSH lll'IT TEH J.VO KtJtJS. H Ifaa choice Table Butter, 2tH doz I . received and for sale tv CHAS. McJOHNSTON, anul". Po9ey Block. NO T I C E T O IWIwOTMVK TO TJ X- 1'J E Its. WW Notice in hereby iven to the Tax-Payers of tho City of Kvausville, that I have received fcrni the Clerk ef the Common Council the Tax Duplicate for the year and that I am now rf ady to receive tlie Taxes coniainf-d on said duplicate. Mv Office is No. Si Main street, iu the WaabiittKton Hotel huildinit, second door below Third st. . HKISTIAN UEDDERICH, atucl" Collector. griHICKIi."S, I hlCk fV. 540 IIO X. s Spring Chickens just received from canal, and for sale at aug3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCEIIV. jr A: j '.. nit jTrYiTilsMiiTi: MjI Leaf Lard just received, and lor sale at ;.u-:i NO. 22 MAIN ST. kaa 1. em. i' it 1 .n it coitu iButter for tale chain at aug.'t NO. 22 .MAIN T. I? . IJ S, EUti S. 100 LI OX. L UE ML Eggs 1 r sac ar M9 ELLIOTTS FAMILY GROCERY". JtM, SHI TE WHE.I T f JL II V H . -50 WW sacks (jeruian Mills just received, aud for aug3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. Jf J A E B ' 8 C-Hi 7jT J.VJ JtM Cocoa, 2r lb'. CIiih olate; It U s. Cocoa; j ,st received and tor sale at II ELLIOTTS t'MILV 'JHOCERY. WO'-t .' I'. .' Eld. i . --40 w pure I ider Vinegar, f 1 .k'lng, u ill, s just received and lor nh .t augo ELLIOTT'S FAMILY C.KOCKRY. BmUIEII mJKjk'i I IVISK W. W. MM Davis' Cincinnati suar-cdred Dried Beet, just received and fr sale at anK3 ELLlOll'S FAMILY GROCERY.

INSURANCE.

Insurance Co., OF YORK. Office 112 and 114 Broadway. Witli a Cash Capital all paid in of ONE MILL H) N DOLLARS. ASSETS JULY' 1st, Isoo Sl.oO0.00U. The Home Insurance Company insures against Loss or Damage by Fire on Dwellisgs and their contents, for a term of from 1 to 5 years on the most favorable terms Stores, Stocks of Merchandize, Warehouses, Produce, Manufactories, and all insurance property, at fair and cquit ible rales and on INLAND NAVIGATION and transportation risks as low us the nature cf the insured and tho Company will warraut. Adjusting all losses fairly, and promptly paving them. CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't. A. F. WILMAKTH, Vice Pru't. J. Miltot Smith, Secretary. Joas McGie, Ass't Sec'y. applications made to and policies issued by A. C. HALLOCK A SON. Agt's, aug25 Marble Hall Buildings, Main street. HARTFORD FIRE IBAIE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810! CHARTER PERPETUAL With a Successful Business Fxperience of JET f -t y Yea &. fash Capital $500,000.00 Capital and Surplus, 9890,986.81 Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, on Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, aud other kinds of property, can be effected in this Company upon lis favorable terms as the nature of the risks and security to Policy holders will admit. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to insuring Farm property, consisting of Dwellings, Barns, and outbuildings connected, and Furniture, Livestock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, fc, Ac, contained therin, for a term of years at LOW rates of premium. OFFICERS: T. C. Allyn, Secretary. H Huntington, I'res't. V. C. Lyman, Ass't Sec'y. W. N. Bowers, Actuary. D. Alexander, General Agent for th Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, Ass't General Agent for the Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. Applications for insurance may be made to the undersigned, the duly authorized Agents of the Company. A C. HALLOCK A SON, Ag'ts. Office: Mi.ible Hall Building, Main street. aog'2Il-2ni INCORPO RATE D 18 4 1. City it riii 1 K. -OFHARTFORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. c. c WAITE, Sec'y. :. B. BOWER'S, Pres't. S. H. PRICE, General Agent, Residing at Chicago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL & Sl'RPLt'S $.'i27,540. This Company iusures against loss and damage by Fire on Dwellings mid their .'outeiils, Si, .res, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandize, and all insurable property at as reaionable rates of premium as auy other solvent and reliable Company, Atljuntimj Losses fairly aud paying item promptly. Applications made to and Policies issued by A. 0. HALLOCK A SCN., Blarble Hall Buildings, Main St., ang-l-oius Evamrvii.le, Ind. JT1 II ft SJUUMS. M. kegs While Lead; 2d do Zinc, in oil: at dozen Paint and Varnish Brushes; 100 boxes Window (Jbiss; Linseed Oil, boiled and raw; Lard Oil: Fish Oil; Codfish Liver Oil; Sweet Oil; Maysville Coal Oil. WM. HI Kit BOW Kit, aul Vahingtou Block 41HII.I.S HJVO JPJBVMU IT i .1 Wy settled fart that Harker's Chlorinv Ague Killer is the best medicine known tor effecting a sura and permauent cure of Kever and Airue or Chills ami Fever. It prevents Ague Cake aud all the ills that follow the use of Quinine. For sale by N. S. THOMSON, augl At the City Drug Store. XT.iacT oh' i.n.nojv j-'oh m i.jvoriug Ice Creams, Custards, Ac, at augl THOMPSON'S Drug Store. MxTiijt Ts i.v05, JLj alige Klowers, Hi Iter Almonds, Rose, Mace, tltnger. Allspice, Celery, Strawberry, Raspberry, and all other kinds, of ihe verv test quality, at N. S. THOMPSON'S augl City Drug Store. WIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS -AT$1.50 per Sett Complete. J. A. SMITH & CO 118 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, 91 1.1. LUO.1l THIS BJLTLi, L-t'H-nisli the W1US Av.vir. usiruaa complete, and of the very best quality, consisting of the Water Proof Gnpe and Cap of the same materia!, with Tri -Colored Silk Baud. Also, ihe Torch Lamp with Staff and King attached, all ready for use at the extreme lew price .. SI. oil per Sett. Our improved facilities twr sanafaetariDg these goods, and the immense demand lor them, induces us to oiler them at the above low .ricy. CAMPAICN MEDALS. We have a large supply of LINCOLN AND HAMLIN MKDALS; also, tlue-e of all the other candidates, which we arc selling by thedoreu, hundred or thousand at New York prices. Terms cash on delivery here or bv Express. MjiS-kau J. A. SMITH A Oft jrmoj aiii.s'- l?.vtl,j!.tmj 0 and wife can find good boarding in a private family, within five minutes' walk of the Post office. For particulars enquire at this ofuec. auslt-dtf HO! EVERYBODY RUN HERE ! Tf I s T It Lit Li L it'Lil J '' TMH 1-HLiJ WLL Cash Store of R. S. Ruston A Co., the following ; 4(hi bushels A No. I Corn. :lisl do do Oats, to Rye, for seed, d lira 11. do ShipstKtf. iu New Timothy seed, ut the feed store on Water K. S. RrSTON & CO. 50 do 4 tuna 4 1:0 GD buhels Foe sale cheap tor car.ii street. August 13th, PAVILION HOTEL TO LET. rWl II i: - l' I L. I O HOTEL., M. situated on Water street, between Mai ti and Sycamore streeta, will be Leased for a term of years. Also Stl feet of Ground adjoining, running back and fronting 14 I Mt on Sycamore street, will lie leased wtth said Bote!, or separately. Said Hotel is the largest and be-t in Evansville, and is doius a first-rate business. Said House will be put in first-rate order, with out-houaes and buildings complete. Possession given ott tlis 1st day of October, Is.io. For ternn, rf-c., add rem OCTAV1A E. LEWIS, Yellow Springs, Ohio, atiilO-dtf Care of Dr. Gross. O Tt'it .LL. E L. 0.yil OJV f OUT EH GO dozeu piufs just received and for sale by anglO CHAS. McJOHNSTON. OFFICE OF EVANSVILLE INS. CO., Evansville, Ind., Aug. 1), 18t. I" rtnHK HTOVKUOI.LIEU8 OE TILE JL Evansville lusurat.ee Company are hereby notified that the annual election for nino Directors will be held at the Off 00 of theCompanj, on the 1st MONDAY' of Se-ptimber, being the Md day of the month, between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock, r. M. By order of the BoarJ. uuglO WM. T. PAGE, Sec'y. BIHOll LI HJ.US ana LIULLill IS Li Li L'. W-S 2000 lbs just received aud for sale by augLO CHAS McJOHNSTON, Posey Block. JP MP JL E I' .1 U Li U WM O - S wM afraid ? u dozen ' Nonpareil" Parers, at Toe, retail. a dozen "Lightning Parers, at Toe, retail: to do " W'bitteuioieV Farera, at SI, retail. Tbe latter Pear, Core and Slice all ready to string for drying. More caMtoff. You have been paving Ml cents aud SI 25 for tbs above kinds. The place to buy Jiurdrrure easdp is a he re they do a la rye business, and therefore can sell for small profits. Nutf cad." 1 hat place is CHARLES S WELLS', aug No li First street.

MISCELLANEOUS.

DRS. RONALDS & CONN. .TA jr. t. vojvjv HJi-Ljvf jssoBP ciated himself with Dr. Ronalds in the the practice of Medicine and Surgery, tenders his professional service to the citizens otf Evansville anil surrounding conntiy. Residence uii Third street. Office at Dr. Ronalds'. angl'j-Uwd 'tVKE ULtn ii II 1 M S LIMB CHML.L.S, 3 Ague and Fever. Bell's Tonic, India Chologogue, Ayer's Ague Cure, Dr. Jayue's Ague Pills, O. K. or No.'SS'i, and every other reliable preparation far the alove complaints. For sale bv WM. BIERBOWER, Druggist, acgt: No. 78 Washington Block. AN ADDRESS TO FRIENDS. rWWJB 7JJiJKttSJ&JVJii WUVL.it JL respectfully Inform his friends and fellowcitizeus, that he hits this day eoniamiced trtsnes for himself at the well known stand of John M. App. I have just received a very nice and wi ll selected stock o' Ladies', Misses', Boys', aud Children's Shoes of every style and of the beet quality. Hoping that by strict attBUtiwn to bosiue?s and the manufacture and sale of a No. 1 article of Mi es and Boots, I will merit tho patrouage of my new as weu as out irietuifi. Ladies' and Gents' Boots, Gaiters and Shoes of all kinds made fo rder iu tho neatest style and at the shortest notice. Give your old friend Mc. a trial. A. C. McDKVITT, No. 63 Maiu street, Evansville, ind. jnnelo-tf M JL I' Hit J II LOU .j.H fztiMML ica Flags! Flags!! Flags ! Ye yonageten aud lovers, oi Independence, if xou wish to secure the election of your favorite candidate, l.uy your Flags at the Cheap Dry Goods Store of SCH.VPKC&A BUSSING, july2 No. 4:i Main street. lLLOLiti ! tsltOEs: ! SHOES: WE have lust received a large addition to our stocK of Ladies', Misses', and Children's Shoes of every kind, which will bo sold at prices to suit everybody, Call and judge for yourselves, at the Cheap Drv Goods Stole of SCIIAPKER BUSSING, jnly2 No. 49 Main street. wmL&EOj- srui.ws tejt i'i.M. Alley. The proprietor of the Pigeon Springs begs leave to inform the public that he has recently erected and completed a line Ten-Pin Alley. The Spriues are situated but one mile from Main street, City of Evansville, a good distance for either a waik or a drive. The waters of the Springs poaseas unsurpassed medical properties, and invalids and others would do well to resort to then. here are also baths 00 the premises, and the grounds are beautifully shade I with trees, and surrounded with a salubrious atmosphere. W.M. BATES, Proprietor. N. B. An omnibus ruus regularly three times a day to and from the city. july2 EAE I.Jl HLII For sale at rf VLLOLCE.L H ritl.E, COOK A LANOLEY'S. 11 hi.-. 1 nine rj.vEU.iu that is Cider Vinegar. Cook at Langley have in store 20 bids Extra Cidtr Vinegar, which they will warraut purs and free from ill acids, and to keep pickles fine and bard as when lii st made. WmOOTs JLJS-LB SHOES. " U.I 11 tr Burrow, lo Main stree. have a gosl assort ment of Boots and Shoes on hands, and are constantly in receipt of additions thereto. The R'tail trade may always find in their store a gcod stock of ood Goods, and at lowest prices. july24 UB,9IL E SJl 7fEUO II TB Jl .V WW Shoes. Read .V Burrow's W liolesale stock of Boots aud Shoes is now large and complete with the most desirable goods of the best New England manufacturers. All of which they will sell cheap for cash or prompt paper. Call and examine. Juljf MBO ! Li S Li Hi" IS O II 1". E L. O V IS! MM Flour, as low as the lowest and as g 1 as the host. In the present excited stain of tho Flour market, when the prices are changing almost every day, if you want to buy a good article cheap call at VIOKLT.Y'.S july2H Star Family Grocery. rwnLL Mi W.I S II Li B W JBJ -v . M Krielnl. lo boxes Chemical Olive Erasive Soap just received at the "Star Eamilv Grocery' of (jalyaoj VIl'KFRV BROS. OLD FIRM IN BUSINESS AGAIN7 IBM IE I.VLIEHSItJ.VEH WISH TO M inform the public in general and the rest of noinkind in particular, that t hey have bought out the Feed hu-une-s of Mr. J. C. Dusouchet, and that they will be prepared from this time to fill all orders for FEED and SEED of auy kind. Our Mr. R. S. Rrsro.N baring formerly been engaged very si rcessfully in ihe business for over one year, but called away to England upon family bu-i-ness, has reti med to his old Ftuntl where he will at all times be pleased tT see his old friends and former customers and all others, and till their orders for anything in our line, with promptness and satisfaction. Feed delivered free to anv part of the city. july2U-tf R. S. RUSTON A CO. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. BJ II H I HI. EH, IU r.v JtST HEJL turned 11 'in the Fast, wheru he has purchased a beautiful assort ment of flue Watch-S, es. Chains, Jewelry, Silverware, and Clocks of everv de-tJrJ. scription, he is prepared to snit pur chasers in every particular, and which he intends to gdl at THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. He reapectfullv invitet hi.-, friends und cUHtomers : to examine his good and priceH before porcfctflllg I elsewhere. All godd sold are warranted to be ad j represented. N. B. Personal attention paid to repairing of I fine Watches. Jewelry repaired at nhort notice. I No. 80 Main tt., opposite Court Iloiie-e. Kvans- ! Tille, Indiana. apr:,) V. L. CKISLRB. mJBS&0yS A" .7 I-Hii - TH f' f.VJk? V dertdm-d would respectfully ii forin tbe :t- i izeiis of tbe city that he is prepared to jfivo lennoiis i in mtiMC, on the Piano or otlwc instrunn tit-i, to j all w ho may favor Mm with their patronae. Instruments of a!' kinds tuned am' put in order, j lie will also select instruments lor taoee who are 1 K.t judges themselves and desire to purchase on ! reasonable terms. Residence on Sycamore street, between S t end ; and Third streets. julvll CHRISTIAN MATTHIAS. Dissolution of Partnership. rWxHh: JFJI HT W 'MM SUM M MMMtMiTOAW. fore existing between the nnderrined tinder the firm of Brown dc Aikman i this day disclved by mutual consent. Either party is Authorised to use the name uf the firm in kettiinfl the business. WILLIAM BROM N , W. M. A I K l AN. Evansville, July loth, 100. -t.lTfjVIJ TL OJV. TLL E f.V Li HWS sigr ed will continue the business of tbe above firm, under the style of W. M. Aikman St Co., and would respectfully solicit a continuance of favors extended to the old firm, and la-ing fully preparad to extend every facility tw shippers, either by Canal, River or Railroad, we assure them that their interest shall be faithfully represented, should they be pleased tuf.iAor us with their patronage. Respectfully, julylG W. M. AIKMAN A CO. " BJL H VJVMt s ! H VJVM s: PR VJ 'Li S!. M BtO lbs Fxira Turkish Primes at 1JV..C per 1 b at (july25) COOK LANGLKY S. BVST JtECELfELt wM 400 lbs Mixed and Plain Gum Packing, 600 lbs Cotton Kope from 3 -Id to 14 inches, loOlbaGnm " " t to 1 inch, 1. SO lbs Gasket Borad, :t4 reels No. 1 Packing Yarn, 1 C doz Gum Cutters. (i doz Lanterns from 40c to J.I 0 lbs Nos. !,, and Flour of on, Klner , 4' pairs skiff Oara. Mi-. , Rope all siz.es. Twin-s, Marli Spun Y'arn, Ac. For sale wholesale or retail at june22 SINZICH A SON'S. JOIIX LAW, antues, (Notary Public.) LA W & ANTHE S, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, tiKNKRAL COLLKCTIOS AND RKVL BBTATJC AGKNTS. OtSce No. 87 Main street, opposite the (3ourt H(,use, E-ansville, Indiana. inayli.i-dAwly g tJUULJtiE Jt.Vil WJtJfJ.V .TIJ. Us ke,. -Th- undersigned is tully prepared tmauiita, dure all descriptions of Carriages and Wagon, from the finest to the cheapest, ail ot which will be guaranteed of the best wu; kuiansblp. A constant supp!y of Carriages and Wagons will be found in my wareroonm. at No. M6 Msin street, Evansville. FRANK HA MM F.KSTK1 N. N. B. Repairing doue at re;is:nable rates, with neatness and dispatch. julyViuidAw BOBBX.VT THE WLSL.L. H.Vrt W-V Jl Store, lately owned and occupied by Michael Gaviek, deceased, as a grocery and provision store, corner of Maiu aud Fourth streets. Therd is a first-rate smoke house attached to the stori-. Apply to Joan Gavisk, or WM. KAUM, Jr. julyS-dAwtf I OWLS 'OI H TL.flLi TO S Lit I It E cheap Fencing Lumber. oit,IK;0 leet No. 1 Alleghrnv Mahogany" (Hemlock), Hi feet long cut with circular saw, without stump-shot, and a first-rate article for Fencing, Shops, Barns, ami Rough Flooring, and tor sale at the eery low prk'e of &12 50 per thousand feet. JOHN F. GLOVER, augll-d&w Corner Main and Seventh ets.

MISCELLANEOUS.

JOHN A. REITZ... tOUN A HANKY z & HA CRESCENT CITY ZF O TJ ISO" X 3L "XT EVANSVILLE, IND. Tin-proprietors of tho CRESCENT CITV FOCN j DRY beg leave to inform their friends aud the pub lie in general that they are fully prepared to uiakt to order all kiuds of ' ACHINFRY Needed tor Mills or Manufoctoi ioa of aoy kinn Uaving a great variety of patterus for MILL GKAKIMi, of anv size, and STEAM ENGINES of any power required. Also manufacturers of DISTILLERY AND MINING MACH1NEKY, TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS, MALT MILLS; SASH, MLLEY AND IMPROVED Circular Saw Mills, GUMMING MACHINES, IRON FRONTS for Houses", CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM BOILFRS IMPROVED LARD TANKS. Aud iu fact everything iu the IKON FOUNPKY AND MACHIXK IH INKSS. KH-JtiS Ji STILUS made to urdrr. A L80 Deiilera in a tiprir article of THRESHING MA CHINES, And Powers' complete, of the latest improved style. IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES. GUM BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE BRICK, All at MANUFACTURERS' PRICK. " HiKhest price always paid fo old M K 1 A Lo, At the old StandCorner Canal and I : kit . t RK1TZ A. HANKY. S. B. Workmeu sent to all parts to put up Machinery and do repairs in Boilers. THRESHING MACHINES Always on hend KM' ''r 50 Hi'SiS. i llOii'Mi M HMlsii t'OHJX fw Meal just received at mlv2f COOK LN;l.EY'S. American Cutlery and Plated Ware. w taiw mimj"mMsMj MBMfmmmr -tV B Table ICnivoi aud K.irks. Ivory litmdle Desert nnd Tnb!e Knives only. Plated 44 4 44 Forks, Butter Knivi'R, Plated Tea and Table Siooni, Ckrven tt match with Knives and Fork, Slaw Gutters, Enameled Ketth-H and Sauce parts. The above -f best quality arid finish, received and offered at rea-oiiuble rates at JACOB tfTRACn f P0NS. julylO Ti Main slreet. MM JRl'EST TOOM.fi RKMMVrMiMM Cradles, Sickle close out stuck. and Kerks, at erv low nuro. to JAt'OIi STUACH 4 SON. . l tOLLEE 9 L'lUHETS for salebv S. K. tf LPKHT ,t CO. MM tUESS SI I. KS..1 L.J HUE STOCK Press Silks very cheap of Black and Kaucv to cloa, tint, at t In jarr2 bean Drv Goods Store of S0HAPKBB ItCSSINQ, No. 4'i Main Btrcet. BXLiJI ' IS lit HOW, IS .ui.-v of th following desi-riptien ef Bhooa, to-wit : Ladies' Lasting Heeled CoBgroa, Boots, ' " ' Gaiters, - PPP " " Kid " Boot. " " and Goat SpV Heeled " M and Buskins, " Slip's iu irreat variety. Men's Kid, Calf aud Lasting Congress Boot., " Calf Scotch Boots, ' " and AMI tlxliird Ties, " Goat,Kn'il and Plush Bumps and Ntilliliers, " rise French Calf Boots, Be Call, litmt and Fuanieled Seidell Bouts, " " " Oxford Ties, "lailh's Oxford Ties and Brogans, Scotch Roota, 'hild's Heeled Kuaiueled Ankle Ties, " " Fancy Colored Ankle Ties, " Kid and Morocco C,ip ier Tip'd Boot, eveiy kind. All of which' were made bn thn beet manufacturers Fast, and will ho Bold at very low nrici-s. Ihm22 HUN NELL'S (FOBMBBLT OK STKKLE iS HCNSKLL.) Flooring TwX.JL'mn CORNER OF WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, EVASSVILLE. ISD. rWllIS JVJKU ESTJ BI.LSLIMKJVT M is now in full operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest atyle, for Planiu aud Dressing Lumber, Planing and Grooving Flo iring, making Door, and Sash Mouldings, Wii.dow Blinds, and every other description of work i.one in such establishments. All work at th a, Mills warranted to be well done, and will be offered at the lowest cash prices. Dry Poplar Kiooring and Weatherboarding constantly on hand, and Hill be sold for cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing done to order, and in the most approved style. j-ySS WM. HUNNF.LL. f? NEW FURNITURE STORE fTr just opened P.Y the I'V? TELL CITY FURNITURE CO. The largest ami finest assortment of FCKNITL'UK AND CUAIKS of all kinds iu tho city, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, No. 5 Water St., next door to R. Rarncs, F.VANSV1LLK. IND. F. SBDurar, Agent. Manufactory at Tell City, Ind. iiineffit fill fgl O I L. E T J H T L C I. E S M In great variotj', at the lowest price, at the New Drug Store of feb27 N. S. THOMPSON. flTalfli I-us HJ.ns, c.m.WJSssmit)9w9 ed, tifltt ll Shoulders, plain, 8M lbs Sides, just received and for sale at K LLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCKRY. NEW FURNITURE STORE JUST OPENED BV THE MM1 SCII I.J EE LEWS C Li I. E It R.Ited German Ointment, an infaltitde cure for Roils, Felons, (Juts. Bruises, Fever Sores, Scalds, Burns. White Swellings, Salt Rheum, and Inllama. lions of all kinds. N. S. TIlOll BSON. Wholesale and Beta!) Agent, aucl No. M Main street. fO. VI. R L' S S WJTLilt. CLTHJTL. f Magnesia, and Tarlro Citric Lemonade, at augl THOMPSON'S Drug Stere. Irum o xx js o Home and European Demand. PROFESSOR WOOD'S MMuir Rest oral ive V.'as Introdnoed to the public oarly in 1 S.'.'i. it is Www Universally Mad throughout the cirilizud world. IF YOI'R HAIR IS GRAY, IF YOUR HAIR IS THIN, OK, IK TOD A UK BALL), IT WILL RESTORE IT. IF YoU BATE DANDRUFF. IF YoU IIAVK SCALD II FAD, IF TOO HAVE KKBVOtTS HEADAI HE, IT WILL CCRE THEM. To PRESEBTE THK COLOR, Ttl PREVENT ITS FALLING," To .MAKE THE HAIR GLOSSY, BSE WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. SOLDBYO.J. WOODACO., 11 1 MARKET STRKKT, ST, LOCIS, MO , PATENT MEDICINE DKALF.KS. AND DUIGGISTS, IN CITY AND COUNTRY. t J. W OOD &. CO.. are, also, ar.EKTS roa .nj.v.y-' s t Ei.LittKJTi.il :im,itw LIB juue x PL UMTS OP TVHPE.VTI.VE 5 3I Idds. in iK-rfect order, lust received ner steamer E. II. Faircniid, tor sale b iuue.'id S. E. GILBERT ft CO grRL!SII EflliS J.VLI H C T 7 Li B. JL choice lot ju,t received aud for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON. jnly27 Poeey Block.

Po ooce.ft Koeceo'c i'. Pi

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

BIO.n.UO.V COl.-LL. CII.L.Mli, wS Evaasville, August 2.1th, 1CC0. The ..mj Council ii-arning that application would be mal the Rourd of Commissioners "t Vnndet bur !; , tv, for a change in the locution of the Boot; Road, where it passes near the Oak Hill Ceml property, resolve, 1 ;nat a remonatriruv slioul prepared and presented in eider to prevent change 111 the road as iu locatwl. The nunexed remonstrance has accordingly! ! prepared, and copies may be found at the CJ . Cnainler, the Sherwood flonSe. the Washi! ; Hotel and the Library Rooms, Owners of hi 1 the Oak Hill tYr-.etery. and nil others a hi prove of the object of this remonstrance j q nested to append their nemee then to. I " j To tlx lloartl of Ci.viittistioners uf I'fMf, I Oouuttt : The nuilersigiie ! respectfully remonstrate 1 any change in the location of tho road callel 1 Boou i.'le Road, leading from Evansville and loir near the Oak llill enieferv. The part of the rond which the petitioners J cave cliarijr. d is now located on a na-e 01 1 and is a raod tea I, aud xasily kept 111 repaii the place w hero it i proposed to lor ate suiu i neirlv the w h do length thereof. le w g upon whish it would le impossible to -onstl gord nmd, wiihoot an extraordinary outlay, i BueaHowaBle whether it could ever lie m good a read as the present one. I he 1 roponsi change would bean ndvanta one or t wo persons who own proirt3' pea road, bot woutd not be of public utility : t the contrary would be an injury to alt the son-.as well those w!o the road, as tin inn-t contribute id fh" ..use of keeping rep tir rv 0 u i' o u.i t 1 o. .V JS'O T L ti Wy , 1 nr i.-r f ir IMu.11 s: Si.lo-valk. t'onucil C'lnt AiiKHstll IS1K1. And now it is liorrbv oruiri diriitt-il, bm the Ciuuiou Council of th" Kvnnsville, tli.it tho ownirs of all Lots or of Lots frontioir on or adjoining tlio soufl side 01 1 ii'i str, vt. 1n,ni s,v,iurt to llurd ' in suid City, ciuisw the side-walk, therd be brought to the prapar -'rude, und EaM cause a side-walk tBtMum No. 2 to be laid! ! thereii, w itli ,ak rurldnir two uid a half by twi Ive inrlo's it, din,elk.i',ns, within thirti frotn the i '. 1 i,-ai U,n id ih I'. BTIKK E, CI t'itv f'b-rk's fifflie. Aiiiiit in. IW0. B"t O u I' O It J TI O.V ,V T I ti ; order lo Brick Kida-Walk. Jul ; And nw it is h-r'i,v uMarad and . 1 1 , by the CVigaroon (.:,unril n the t.'ity 'f , Vllle, that the tu tiers id 1.11 lot, or ,al ls 1 fl Ofltlaa on or itdj, tinjn the suuth-wt'-t Koiirih srreer. between M.iin and Lisrost i in said iritv. cause the sido-w.-ilks laarool bronuht In tin pr-iper yri and that Ihe ; H pi'o a:,lk uf Class N,. I be laid down t , within ihiriy ilays from the pubUoatioi ord. r. I'. BIIBKK, CI Clerk's om. e. Julv "1, lKi'fl. HI It W.J 111' 'er r o it .i t i .v .v o r i a tat Brick Sid-Walk, lull 2Sj And HOW it is hereby iwdered mid direte. Common Council f the t'itv of FvausiM the oa j,er or ioi ners of Lut. No. Ii.'l, in Ihe tion Enlargement of said c:1v, cause Ml, aidj ttiercD to he hriULrlit to the irop r .rndl that ft ,-y c inse a side-wall; ot Cs-, v luio ! theieiill vi!niu lllirtv das : 1 leiblicaiii'ii id this order. P. tlL'KKE, t Clerk's Idlee, .laly '.1, il!. B t o it i' f H j t i a .v v o r t ti tinier lor Kiick S.de Walk. Council CnJ July if, lSiid. And now li is herel'V OTderi directed. b the pommon Council of th, Kvansville, that the owner, of all tot. or pj lota rrot tinp on or adiujniuir tlo aouthwest Fourth stntet, la.-tween Main and Sycaln,-re s in saia city, cause ihe aide-wnlks theiennl broivlu lo the proper grade, and that I hey! a Mde-Walk id Chum No. 1 t lai laid uimn on within thirty days frutn the publican, n , onier. r, liUKbr:, City Clerk's OtHce, July 111. M0. gri O H P O R JL T I O .V T I ti Wy Order fur Plank Side-Walk. Julv 17, And now it is herebv ordered and diroated li Common Conneil ot the city of Kvansvillu, i owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting adjoining the south side of Hamilton street 1 Washington street to ihe east, in h I ti, poratiou, cause (he side-walks thereon brought to the pioiM-rgmde.anilth.it thev side-walk ol clas.s Ko. 2 to be laid iloa-n th within thirtr days from tbe uuhllcatioti order. P. BI'RKE, Cll Clerk. DfflTce, July 25; 1 SC.lt. DR. J. FLEAGER, Mm E JY T 1 S BBJS H LiTIKJy'E II, J.SI SI B B continues to keeu uace witii all tho Imd , meuts in his profession, at his Room, undoif , Daguerioau Gallery. i" Main street. Wi making those liuautiful Hard Rubber, Vuld 1 and Amber tdates, which in many respects, id perior to Gold. Also, the usual etyles of Uoll liver work. Iiecivcd teeth permanently ' by I'lugzlng. He is also using the Fleet i,' I cea for extracting teeth without pain. Child ! tth straightened, lc I'ricoJ very modJ and work warranted. juL.L.'s MMJrye lE L JL'T NBW DRLG STORE augl 69 Main strl rmT'Htt.nPHO.V'S EIIX'PTLJJV t B dial a certain i tire for Diarrhea, Dys, il an, I all diseas. s resaliing from a change of food, or climate. It is invtluaole to travelers! sale at N. S. THOMPSON'S augl New City Ding Stil The JEconontis rwnins stove hjb tjhe.v M first nremlums at every Fair whore been exhibited. At the South-Western Inl District Fair, held here October, 18."9, there but two premiums offered forcookfngstores ol the best wood coxkingstove.and one for the bos I cooking stove. The Economist took the Fl PREMIUM FOR THE REST .OOKING FOR WOOD. Roelker, Kinsman ft Co took thd premium for their cooking stove for coal. Nc premiums were offered. The large silver medal 1 awarded to toe fecouumist at tlie .New York Fair; and the first premium at the United ! : Fair held at Chicage, and twelve other State County I an- in leo'.C In no branch of mechanical art has bften a more apparent advance than in too ufaoture of stoves. It is but a few years the very name was a novelty, represent)! , huge, shapeless structure, alinoet as devol use as ornament. These have gradually given I to latteriis ol grace anil utility : until the var ' our markets now present have almost exhatfl (lie vocuouiary oi names, unu iut uuier J pt tbe metal Is made to assume, would atVnisii , Vulcan himself. Iustyleand fiiiish, the iuipi ; ment has lieeu real, leaving nothing to :. des on that point, bnt tne severe compf-ntio.i in pi to which they have Deen sunjecuid, has dejiH : them of many of the more substantial iiu-tlj desirable, this seems more especially to have the case in reference to cook stoves an artiel j domestic economy that hesmore todo with scoll i wives and erotcheiy servants man most people , agiue. The pnblic have long sought an impr I ment in this article, and we believe are ready tq any reasonable price for a cooking stove, ir it i ..assesses tbe merits of size, weight, couvonie durability, economv, and perfection of manuiacc ' These qualities seem to be possessed most full! the Econ .mist a new stove, perieclea and Mod I out the past season, by Messrs. Treadwell, Pi i ft Norton, of Albany. We heard so much of , .t,,v,.. and it looked so much like a stove inter ' for use, that we concluded to try them, and i , result of the experiment convince, ub that proorieters, In their determination to make the ' stove in the world, have succeeded. Wo regard Economist as possi ssmg ail uie merits num. . meratsJ as tbe great stove of the da) far in vance of anything ever attempted in the linlj stoves, ueriect. iu all its appointments, and tru. its name iu darabilily und tbe usoot fuel. Am t the many cooveoiences attai-hed to 't, may b, i tinned alargooren, with hooka arranged, for peuding meats while roasting. A copper w tank, holding from VI lo 'Jo gallon. warm closet, broiling hearth, dc, Ac. ihe t.r,,ii hearth is one of the most noticeable featare. of i remarkable store. There never has been, to knowledge, any broiling Itxture that wa. really j istactury ill Its Hp .ra'loli. I lie proprietors oi stove have been conducting a series ol expert ua upon broiling, eliciting some valual.l. l i t-, an If suiting in tbe invention of a gridiron adapted i .... -I.,,,. i.l,i, I, I, is ke, u seciin d li v li ttcr.i.at. , and i one of the most admirable things of the kl we ever saw broiling withont smoke, and keep, tho coals in a coistaut glow. We are always gf to do justice to mechanical improvements, and pecially such as contribute so largely to the genet good, as the one above mentioned. The Economist, whii h is commanding such a la sale, will be found only at SCANT LIN ft M PHENS'S, Maiu St., between Water and Fit Evausville, Ind Good luck Needed for Ydui Beginners. THE FIRM OF MILLER & N1EHAI STILL AHEA D . fWiHLS PLU.il JUS JUST HL.C1.LI M eda bran-new stock of Dry Goods, oonalttJ of a great many articles in their line, too nnmen to name, which are now opwi for mspecti ,n, will certainly be sold iheap tor cash at their .to i i Hsda street. MiLLEB ft MEMAUS

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