Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 304, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 August 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVIULE, IKD.

WEDNESDAY alOliNING... AUGUST 29 PEOPLE'S TICKET. FOB PHKSIDK.XT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN or ILLINOIS. IS?" The People of these United States aee the eiqutful Masters of both Congresses and Courts, not to Overthrow TBI Constitution, bct to Overthrow the Mew WH3 Pervert the Constitution. Abraham Lincoln. for vice president, HANNIBAL HAMLIN or Ma INC. Love Mr Country moee than I Lovk my Party." Hannibal Havilin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Elector! f r V e, btat at Large WILL CUM BACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. District Elector. 1st District Cyras M. Alien, of Knoi. 2d District John W. Buy, ol Clark,-. 3d District Morton C. Hooter, of Monroe. 4th District John 11. Farquahar, of Franklin. 6th District NelEon Trusb-r, of ayette. (Mb District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock. 7th District John Hanna, of Putnam. ch District Satnnc ; A. Half, of Tippecanoe. 9th District James N. Tyner, ef Miami, loth District Isaac Jenklnson, cf Allen. 11th District David 0. Daily, of Huntington. FOR CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT, Z,G Q. DeBRULEH, OF SPENCER COUNTY. FOR COMMON PL.BAS JCDUE, In the District composed of Vanderburgh, Warrick, Posey and Gibson Counties, JOHN PITCHER, OF P03EY COUNTY. FOB JOINT REPRESENTATIVE Tv 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. FOB LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, VULLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOB TREASURER OF STATE, JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ALBERT LANGE, of Vigo. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh. FOB BEPOBTER OF SUPREME COURT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion. FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT, JOHN PAUL JONES, of Lagrange. R SUPERINTENDENT OK PUBLIC) INSTRUCTION, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam. frighting for tne Local Offices. Each day's observation convinces us that he sole object of the Douglas leaders in nnning their " forlorn hope " candidate, 3 to secure the local offices. This is all the ibject they can have in view. Here iu Iniana, where Douglas was supposed to be opular, and Breckinridge " nowhere," the artizans of the former have been the most ctive. Gov. WilUtrd wanted to go to the '. S. Seuate, and turned Douglasite. Dan. oorhees wanted to go to Congress, and did le same. Charles Ueuby wanted io go to e Legislature and followed suit. Judge aw wanted to go to Congress and ituitattbe balance of them. And so we might o on and show that the sole object of the arn-coata and political speculators was office. The "original Douglas men " like llavitt, Whittlesey, Edson, Hicks, and Laird knew when they urged his nomination against nil regularity, that he had no earthly chance of being elected , but Gavitt wanted to be sheriff, and Whittlesey representative, and Edson joint representative, and Hicks clerk of Spencer county, and Laird representative from the same county. So Douglas received the nomination at the hands of just such adventurers, not that it was thought ha could be elected, but that it was hoped these political gamblers might win nieu fat, cozy offices, where they could fatten at the people's expense for terms of years, and make it their chief business io perpetuate their lease of office The result of the whole game will be, that they will discover that Douglas is not so strong as they thought him The political Micawbers will look in vain lor something to "turn up " Nothing will turn up bat their faces to the sky figuratively speaking 1 about the Oth day of October. After that time there will be a great many dead politicians. The "original Douglasites" will "go up or descend each to bis appropriate sphere. The pretended Douglas men Willard, Voorhecs, Law, Frary, Denby, McDonald. Dunham, et a I. will desert tbe Douglas humbug, and join the genuine Democratic party that of Breckinridge and Lane. bnlrrfrom Spencer County . Ecreka, sVug. Kith, I860. Editoss Journal: Political trickery and contentions t'orui the chid elements of interest in old Spencer. The dougli-tiiced Democracy nnd the Hards have lieen earnestly engaged, denouncing each other as agitators, secessionists, disunionists, ic. However, their fury has lieen abated for a few days, while the Douglasiteg have been interesting themselves very much in regard to Bell and Everett, especially D. T. Laird aud Dr. Hougland, ruu certainly ought to underjtand all about such tricks, as they have been on every side of politics in the last thresj years. They succeeded so far as to arouse the enthusiasm cf some of the old silver gravWhigs, who called a meeting, or convention as they please to term it, at Rockport on the llth. They congregated at the Court House, and when they began to array themselves, thej- found there were but 6ve Bell men, the rest all being Democrats who bad come up to make a show tor Bell. The Bell men considered themselves sold.disbanded. The aforesaid Dr. Hougland, fearing that such a fizzle would make things worse, started immediately for Enterprise, a small village about 10 miles below Rockport, to make a speech. Quite a number of villagers and farmers assembled to listen, as they supposed, to a Bell speech ; bat judge of tneir surprise and iadignatioD. when he Dr. Hougland j la-

formed theru that he was in fur the Little Giant, which caused considerable consternation amongst the friends of Bell. Although they were-few in number, th-.-y succeeded iu getting quite a sentiment agstiri.'C the Doctor, who is one of those who are unable to think much for themselves, and consequently are likely to get into such dilemmas and seldom know how. to extricate themselves. The Doctor Iras in tiouble ; but after loitering about uctil quite late, he mounted the .-tump, and delivered himself of a speech. After reading a letter from Mr. Fillmore, he spoke at great length of the dangerous doctrines of the Republicans; Bald they were bringing about an equality between the negroes and the whites. He introduced the following as evidence : He said that last winter,, as he was coming from tbe lectures, through the State of Ohio, the first thing he knew the cars were all black with niggers. They came in and seated themselves by bis side, and when he ? topped for refreshments, the first thing he knew the table was dotted all over with them. When be got to Cincinnati they swarmed round him on the streets, crowded women off the walks, 4c. Proof positive against the Republican, wasn't it ? As soon as the Doctor closed, there was a general call for Mr. Wiu. Stateler, who commenced in a very earnest manner, first to show that some men had good cause to fear ne6ro equality, but as for his part hr had no fear of coming to that level. He was a Republican, and did not expect to equalize himself or to be equalized with negroes. He then proceeded briefly to show that although tbe Republican party was a new party, it presented no new principles or motives; that it demanded that the policy traced out by the Fathers of the American Union, for the government of the Union, should now be recognized and pursued by the rulers of the Union; that it taught no new doctrine respecting slavery, liberty, as any other question whatever; that the fundamental principles were the same that were laid down by Thomas Jefferson in 1784, afterward adopted by Congress in 1787, again re-enacted by the first Federal Congress in 1789, and signed and approved by Washington. He proved that the doctrine called Popular Sovereignty was entirely new, especially with the Glossary tbe Dred Scott decision, and that if our Fathers had accepted it as national law, all tbe States west of the Ohio would be slaveholding, and cursed as Virginia and other slave State's'are, with the difficulty of getting rid of an institution that has fastened itself on them. Mr. Stateler interspersed his speech with many anecdotes, and was frequently applauded. When the meeting broke up. Bell's name

wa3 not heard, and we have good reasons to I believe that it was decidedly a Locofoco defeat and a triumph tri favor of Honest Old Ale. Cybus Scates. Item from the Washington correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette : The progress which Republican principles are making at the South is remarkable. 1 have already adwrtedto the strength it is acquiring in Baltimore. The Slarof Hi is city, :in Administration organ, thus allude? to its advance in the Federal metropolis. The Star's reporter says : " The meeting of the Republican Association last evening at their wigwam, on on the corner of Indiana avenue and Second street, was decidedly the largest and most enthusiastic meeting of tbe kind that has yet beeu held in thut capacious hall. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Iodge, editor of a prominent Republican paper in Minuesota, who spoke for upwards of threequarters of an hour in an ablo and highly interesting manner. "The Republican Glen Club was present in full force, and added to the interest and enthusiasm of the meeting by 1 lie excellent rendition of some of tbe most spirited of their Republican choruses." Arrangements are commenced and perfected tor the organization of a Wide Awake Club, which promises to be eery large in numbers. Numerous accessions were made to the list of members of the association. In Virginia also the party continues to gain ground. The Baltimore Patriot, the Bell organ of Maryland, continues to expose day after day the iufamous nature of tbe attempted fusion in New York, the exposures having a very disastrou ill'ect upon the Bell interest iu Maryland, especially as the country papers supporting Bell are generally taking the same view. Tax Arkansas Election. Col. Hind-nan of Arkansas is re-elected, notwithstanding his own concession, in a dispatch to Washington, that he had been beaten by Cypert. Later returns have settled the question.Mr. Gantt, also a Breckinridge Democrat, is elected in the other district of Arkansas. The majority for Henry W. Rector, lor Governor, over Johnson, (brother of the Senator, ) is 3,000. Both the candidates are Breckinridge men, but Johnson had the regular nomination. There is no doubt that the Electoral vote of Arkansas will be given to Breckinridge and Lane. L Cut . Gaz. CiiA.MiED Sipes. Three of the Douglas electors in Alabama, Messrs. Balling Hall, A. B. Clitherall and Clemens, have renounced the Squatter Sovereignty cause and declared for Breckinridge and Lane. The Fayetteville Carolinian says that D. N. McKay, one of the. sub-electors on the Bell ticket in that district, declares his intention to support Breckinridge. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Tobacco Agency, UOU MAX UFACTl'XEIlS OF Tilt.'' CITY. BY J. G. SAUERS & CO. UJBQB It I'H ." MJJS'll .1 .vjtf PT lot ef Manufacturers' Tobacco and are receiving daily from the factory, vir. : SUPERIOR RRIQHT lb LI MP. BLACK HAWK BRAND IX 1(10 tt.s BoXFS St -PEKI0R 4 OZ. LUMP IN CADDIES, VIVE LI MP IN BuXESOF 100 Rm. Made, from selected Kentucky aud Misaonri leaf. Also all brauds of Cigars, from half Spanish U a superior article of CHOICE SPANISH, Mado of Moils' Havana Loaf the celebrated CEV A.nTLUs, uot to be beat if euuahnl. We invite dealers to call and examine tbe stock before baying, as we will sell at tbe lowest rate. ALLIS i HOWES, Agents, aug 28-Hm Watel street. 11 T - jlYl t O UJVT i ORDBRfi Wanted : We will hereafter take City aud Ctunty Orders at their taco tor Dry Goods. SCUAPKKR Jt BUSSING, angtis No. 49 Main street. JTfl f aa.awW4a.,, t v , i lbs. new Feathers, ju,t received and for sabas HcHirrrn HrssiNivSaug2S No. ft Main street. J U RL IJS'ti tSPMVBS..'yV T.TlRtJS, M Mare, fdi.ves, Cinnamun, Gmgcr, CelerySeed, dc.i Ac. A fresh supply just at baud and fur sale by WM Bl ERBoWEK, Druggist, aug 21 No. 7a Maiu st.. Wabingtuii Bluck. MJ It M U0 UJS' h B A V R I J Ml very enperiur article for washing purposes ; list. Mar, h and Washing Soda for sale by WM. blEKBOWEB, Prugoist, autf Tl Main St., Washington Block.

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NrY.mlLLINERY STOR BROWNER BROS No. 7. First it., V et. Maiu A Sycamore, EYASbVlLLE, 1SD1ASA. WJK CJLL i-VMt EJRTUIL.IR w9 atti (tioa co-oar full arid complete stock of ' Millinery Goods, such as Ready-Made Silk and I Velvet Bonnets, Straw Bonnets, Fists, STnn;,a -p.. ,,. net Ribbons and Velvet Ribbons oi all widths Silks Satins, and Velvets, French and Ametfeaa i Ffowem, Blond, sWgrirs;, Lace. I: :: In . and a great variety ot Head-d rosso', Co ifures and Netts. I Being connected with nui; of the iu ist import- j iug house (No. at J 243 Broadway, New Yolk , city.) where we iuiKrt most of oar goods direct from Paris, we have therefore better futilities for obtaining goods .ind styl s, than any house out of New York. We ask country merchants and mil- , liners throughout il Wnrt, having -formerly supplied themselves either at Louisville or Cincinnati, or at the Eastern markets, ar respectfully invited i to stop and call in to inspect and compare our , price at any rate before going East Ph ase give ' us a trial and you ehal 1 be convinced. Bleaching and Pressing done for the trade. nug.28 r,tn BRONN'ER BROS. fT MB SO. THAT RJISVALLI' OM.B Main street Bridge, which spans " the ditch M : prevents a great many persons from seeing JOUN FRFLINGHUYSEN GLOVER'S Lumber Tsrd.'et ' the corner of Main and Seventh streets, which is filler i:p with a genoral assortment of l ine Lumhas?, Pine Laths, Pine and Poplar Shingles, Pine ' Flooring, Ac. c. nnc2.V14 w rm f..U II E R s, SI HOLJBS JJS'O M Parents. The Free Schools of this city will , onimence on Monday, 3d of -September next. All ; candidates examined for the High School are passed and will be admitted. All transfers to or from the city for School pur-pot-es must be made pi ior to September VH'th next By order of tbe Board. auiclS -dtd P. HORN BROOK, UK. rWlO .'" Till! III. OH 1), VSJ1 M. Kennedy's Medical Idscovery It is the best prepartioD in the world for that purpose For sale by WM BIKUBOWER, Druggist, aus23 No. 7S Washington Block. MEJtfMVtt MVJA OJl fill i T 19 Cans. A laie supply tust received hWM. HIEIiBOWER, augi No. 7S Waebinzton Block. MJ,U.1h .V TIM JK.-tt as Stt H 9km. Bros, are dost receiving and openinu their seasonable stock of FALL AND WIN 1 ER GOODS, which will b very extensive and lMiitiful. Their prices will firmrably compare with any house iu the city. They respectfully invite the ladies and all customers in general to oill at their stand, No. 30 Main street. (ssm tT) BOSEK KltoS. CiHIiKhX. CMBM1SB 5 HaXXS ' Prime W. I!. Cheese, just received slid (or sale by CHAS. Mi JOHNSTON, amr" Posey Block. mf. wiiiTU risii. - tr, A 1.1 1. 1' l w bb's jusl received and for sale by Biiir22 t'HAS. M.-.IOHNSTON, Bosey Bl Dea jtiJLOia Cured DRS. SMITH & WOOD, WASHINGTON H 0 T E : i Homo Testimony. To tne Drar. Having been troubled with ifeiif-iis-s from infancy, I called upon DR9. SMITH ,t WOOD, and, (mm .i. ii'.ert:nn, I was rrliere '. Cot.vstJ C. fu. Those desiring turlher intoi inati i in repaid to tbis iuturestine casoare at liberty tr vail uj-on ule nt my place ol business. No. o Kirst-st., tv.in,vllle. (aug3-dlwtf ) F. M. Skllh an. having for several years been troubled wltb a partial dsnfnes in my loft ear, I called upon Uia. Smith A Wood, from whom I received immediate relief. (:ug29-lty U. A. Coon. ojfjLiL.ii foi; BTjunw L-' good article of ( oil Oil, c ill at THOMPSON'S New Diti(t store. He has just received a fresh supply of Extra Refilled. aug'jo MJfTjTJK.S'T M B O MCMjy V sl-'-J & I, M kinds of Pat-nt Medicines that are wortli having can bo found at THCMPSON'S New Drug Mtore. au-2H 0 ti V H MKIHfl.VH -IM HH Klt'S B I hlorire, Avre's Ague Cure, OsaossTs India Choiagiariie, Smith's Tonic Syrup, Sbalienherger . Pills, Graves' Pills, Ithodes Fever and Ague Cute, McKeniie's Touic Kebriiug-. and Prof. Mutt's Febrifuge Wiu, at N S. 1 HoM PSI N 'S augl City Drug Store 1KIC LIVKR V" STJIHLK KB. WW CROSS, on Canal between Second and Third streets, has orened a Livery Stable, and solicits a share oil public patronage. Horses kept by day or week. augl8 FIRST ARrWALTHOF F A LL GOO DS JT SCHJPHI-,R If Bt Se,l.yn' a B. We are now receivinsr our first shipment of Fall Goods, anionc thein20n pes choice Fail Calicos, an extra qualitv of ni.'Mched Shirtior, Muslin, Ac, c. SCHAPKEa.A BCSSING, angl7 No. 4;i Main ?tr et rW 0 TO IK P R I li Sfil O'. B R.I T1U M WAITE S UETROSPE'.'T for .lulv, ju-i re-ceie-d st Ti"'"1cr,T, CiVYN:To-'v a,af s - te . . ' . s . .-s. B WM A new -t ick of Mill and Circular S.r.vs Rowlands st Wtmdrongh and MeParuna' brand 7, "4 and 8 feet. Circular Saws from ! to tO inches In store and foe sale at GEO. S. SOMNT AC, A CO S. augl7 No. 10 Main street b Fst RuiBirMliT WW 150 do7 Meal Sieves, 20 Wheat Kiddles, 15 Moulders' ib. J .. GEO. S. SoXNTAG A S3 , angl7 Xo. lb Main street. Terro H-ULtio FEMALE COLLEGE, TEH HE II A I'VE, XP. rmMlH JRMJkt SBSSIOJY- Of THIS M I nstiiiition will commence on Wednesday, the Mb of September next. Terre Haute, lie- site of this College, is one of llss most heautihil cities of the West, ami is both accessible and healthy. The Col'otre is located in the South part of the city, and Is free lean tbe noise and bustle of the town. The grounds are extensive iS) acres.) an. I lasto tully ormimenfed Tbe buildings are new and are admitted by all visitors to be the Fittest and best Arranged ot any in tbis country. East or hi st. They aie warmisl by stt.iiu and tignted by gas. The apartments for each two young ladies consist of a parlor 12 by lti feet, elegantly furnished, and .1 gof! sired bed-room opening out of it, and the accommodations need only la seen to la chosen at ouce, by si-.ch as are se. kiug a good boarding schoui. The Faculty (12 to It- Pruiessors aud teachers) are an aldoand experienced Board. The apHiralus for the illustration of the Natural Sciences is abundant, aud consists, in part, of a flue refracting Telescopo, equaturially mounted in ai iborvatury just erected ; Microscope, Magic Lantern, ElectrU cal Telegraph, .tc, Ae. Weekly n i-utinc b-ctnree are delivered La ton-t he stu icuts. Tbe Music deI'artment is a irondueut leattkre of the t'olb-ge, tiiere beiug a ts-i arate building known as the Music Academy builuinir, under lie charge ut laitbtul n ud experienced teachers. The cxiK.-uses per auduui, tor board in the family, of :he i'resideiii, uiib all the teaching, tuition iu any of the studies of tie regular course, rooms furuu-hrd, fuel, light and w ashing iilr. For particulars or a catalogue, address liev. ,'o!iu Covert, Terre Haute, Iud. Auv person wishing to see a lithograph uf the College can do su by calling at the Library Koonis. JOHN COVERT, President. August lit':, Is n I ran Aw 1 t-JRT Or ItRRSaRII i -eivcil from ,IS llV Gi.'YEH, nut ju-' our City Planinst Mts and tur -a JOHN 1-Kl.LIM.Iil auglo-d.vw Cor. Ma-.uatid Mstenib streets; i.-'iijyyj 1 1 15 boxes Proctor A Gamble German rsoap 15 " " ' Crown ' 15 - No. 1 For sals at COOK d LANGLEV

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: s n r 9 nee no OF MfW IT'iTA". Olfiut) 110 md 114 Broadly. Wtb aaSh Ci!al ail paid in of ( ONE IVlfLLIONDOLLARS. AtSET.y JULY 1st, Isou a 1 500,000. The Home Insurance (Himpany insures against Loss or Damags Uy Fire on Dwellings and their contents, for a term oi from 1 to 5 years un tbe most favorable terms Stores, Stocks of Merchan- ' dile, Warehouses, Produce, Mnrrtrfactories, and nl! insurance propertv. at fur and cquit tbie rates and on INLAND NAVIGATION and transportation risks as low as the uature ot the insured and the Company will warrant. A'ljut tiug nil los-e- fairly, and promptly paylot them. OUAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't. A. F. WILMARTH, Vice Pres't. ! J. M tiros Smith. Secretary. Joa.s Mciitit, Ass'tSec'y. t Pplications made to ud pqiicisls issued by A. C. TfALLOfK A-SON, Agfr,. aup'J.. Marble Hall Bmldings, Main street. HARTFORD I I S CO. HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPO RATED 1810 ! t 11 A it r K II i E R P K T I A i. . Willi a Successful Bnsinea Experience of F i j t y Year Cash Capital $500,000.00 Capital uiid Surplus, f SOO.SSfa SI Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, on Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds of property, can be effected iu this Company upon as favorable terms as the nature of the risks and security to Policy holders will admit. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to insuriDc, Farm property, consisting of Dwellings; Barns, and outbuildings connected, and Furniture, Livestock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, ifc., Ac, contained liieriu, for a term of years at LOW rates of premium. OFFICERS: T.C. Allyn, Secretary. H Huntington, Pres't. C. C. Lyman, Ass't Ser'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 tie-Western apd South Western stales, Oolaniuns, Ohio. App1 icatious for insurance may be made to the undersigned, the duly authorized Agents of the Company. A 0. HAL-LOCK SON, Ag'ts. (In n t : M i: I V Hall Building, Main street. aug2o-2m INCORPORATED 1847. -OFhartford, conn. Capital, $250,000. W A IT L S. n IM: ICK, Com ial Aout 1 t 1 1 1 I II AI'lil, mftidfag at Clitcatfo, lib. CASH CAPITAL k SURPLUS (327,540. Tbis Company insures against loss and damtge by Fire on Dwellings and their Contents, Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandize, and all insurable property at as rcatonablo rates of premium as any other solvent and reliable Company, Adjusting X-osses hiirhl vntl paying thcin promptly. Applications made to and Policies issued bv A. C. HALLOCK it SCN., Marble Hall Buildings, Maiu st. HUgJl-.llHS UVASSVILLK, Iud. NOTICE TO At (ITIK TO TJ.Y-PJ Bj W j;.,.!;, i In hereby given to the Tax-Payers of tne City of Evansville, that t have received from tbo Clerk of tin! Common Council ths Tax Duplicate fur the year isoo. and that I am now ready to receiv e the Taxes contained on said duplicate. My vitricc is No. 86 Main street, iu the Wasbini;Jton, Hotel f liililin.-. second Hour below- Third st. i HKISTIAN HEDDERICH. atiglO ("ollector. iliit H KJVS. KB IVKBJ"-i.'iilio:X. Zv spi ing Chickens just received from cabal, and I for siile at ... Hop-t El l IOiT'S FAMILY UBOCKRY. -f Mirjr z- b w:-l) nnRt iis prim i: M-J Lssnf Lard (net received, and for sale at aut-'i NO. 2i MAIS ST. PZ. AAA b l.R S PRIM K t Ot .'TR If t9WW Butler for sale cheap at augf NO. 2-: MAIN 'T. VRBS11 B J Eg - i .r sale at Hig:t ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY n sale a r.uc fMITK U'H 1.-1 T JL Ot'R. -SO sacks' German Slills just received, aud for ! t ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCKRT. MB .1 K U R ' S C UOt'O LJI Til .11' It MB Cocoa, 25 lbs Chocolate; 25 lbs. Cocoa, j ist received and for sale at sngd ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY. Tr--vf. u, fi.y-BtiJR ao it r l. s W i uru C'idc-r Vinegar, for Pickling, Just ieceived aud for sale at aue3 ELLIOTT'S F .MILY GftOCERV JjkRUiJ Rit'H I. 1 fJMK I-. U. B Dails Clnclanati sugar-cured Dried B-ef, just received and for sale at aug:; ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCFRY. Mytott k " M 2' II kegs Wtiite Lead, 2tJ do Zinc, in oil, 2li dozen Paint and Varnish Brushes: InO boxes Window Gtass: Linaeed Oil, boiled and raw; Lard Oil; Fish Oil; Cndfisb Liver Oil; Ss-pet Oil; Mavsvilie Coal Oil. WM. BlERHuWLK. aogl Wsshinjctun Hlo'-k CHILLS .I.i fig VK B. IT IS M settled fact that Harker's Chlorine Ague Killer is the best medicine known tor effecting a inn and iermaiie;it cuie of Fever and Ague or Chills aud Fever I: rirevents Auue Cake an-l all the ills that foil " the- us.-ol yuniii.o. Fur sale by N. S. THOMPSON, anvil At the City Drug Store. W-vxTR.irV OV I. BMOJV FWB Ma vuriag lee v n.iir.s. Custards, Ac at syl THOMPSON'S Iirnrc Store. WIDE AWAKE UNIFORMS $1.50 per Sstt Complete. J. A. SMITH & CO., Ud LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, IS .&il L FROM THIS lUTR, tTCBr in si, he WIDE AWAKE UNlFi'KM cuinplete, and of the very best quality, consisting of the Water Proof Cape an-l Cap of the same material, with Tri-Oolored Silk Band. Also, tbe Torch Lamp wiili Still aud Flag attached, all ready for us. at the externa - price f SI."-1 per t'etf. Our improved facilities for manufacturing these nails nuc: tbe immense demand fur them, induces us to , ltd' them at the above low pries. CAMPAICN MEDALS. We have a lar-,e stip-iy of LINCOLN AND HAMLIN MEDALS: also, those of ail tbe other c mil '.dates, vbitb we are sel'iug by the- dozen, baa -dred or thousand at New York prices. Terms cash ou delivery here or bv Express. aogl i lm. J. A. SMITH A CO. JTB OJ Rll tJVt -s iJU.I rt.H.n.i.f B9 and w-ite , ,in find good hoardiDg iu a private family, within live, miuntes' walk uf the Pust oflice. Fur particulars cuii uire at this office. aug.l4-dtf "HO I E V E R Y BO DY RUN HE R ET" -ft ST BUCHt VH 11 AT i 11 R tllli.ll' Jf Lash Store r.t K. S. Kuston A Co., the i ,11 ow. 1U6 : 41 hj bushels A No. 1 Com. yisj do do Oats, do Rye, for seed. -1 j Bran, do fdiiustutf. do New Timuthy sevd. at the feed sti,re on Water R. S. KVSTON A CO. SO "du 4 tmu do .SI bushels Fur - .le cheap IBr cash struct. Ai'gust uth. BoTCBtlt'Lii irL o.yito.y r or trr Ay ",i dozen pints just received and for sale by auglO CHAS. McJoUNSToN. 1 HOIt HtMSand 11RIHU BEEf. Ws' 2iS"J lbs just received aud for sale by auzld CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey Blcck.

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DRS. RONALDS & CONN. J- t. i v.-wr ii-i n.--ti suJLW elated hrasstU" wi;hDr. UounUs in tle riie ! practice of Medicine and Surgery, tenders his pro festioual services to tbe citizens of Evansville and ' sui i o u tiding count i . Residence on Third street. Office at Pr. Boaaids'. anarl.VSwd HMThB M JhJll I A H n ti t uti. , 5 Ague and Fever. Bell's Tonic, India Ch-d-,-rogne. Ayer's Ague Cure, Dr. Jayne's Ague Pills, 0. K. orNo. 8rR, and eTery other roliable preparation for tbe above complaints. For gale bv WM. BIERBOWEB, Drr.ggist. angoj- fio. 78 Washinetou Block. AN ADDRESS f 0 FR I ENDS. rwnnJ-J I'.wmiism.-s'Jiii uoti.it ML respecttully inform his Irieuds and tellowcltir.ens, that he has this day commenced business for himselt at tiie well known stand of Jobu H. App. I havo just received a very nice and well selected stock of Ladies', Misses', Boys', and Children's Shoes of every style and of the best iBMit) . Hoping that by strict attrition to business and Hie manufacture n:: i sale of a No. 1 article of Srn i s and Boots, I will merit the patronage of my new ... well as old friends Ladies and Gents' Root.-, Gaiters and Sbjoeg ol all kinds made to order iu the neatest style and at thesbortest notice. Give yoar old friend Mc !i trial. A. C. McDKVITT, No. Main street, Kvansville, Iud. juneiri-tf MjgTvHRjiii rot roiiT 3jh 7hM ML ica Flags' Flags!? Flaes ! Ye youngsters and lovers of Independence, if yon wish to socure t he election of your favorite candidate, buy your Flags at the Cheap Drv Goisis Stole of SCHAVKER A BUSSING, .inly 2 .No. 4'J Main street. have tost received a large aildition to our stock of LadieB', Misses', and Children's Shoes of every kind, which will be sold at prices to suit everybody Coll and judge for yoaraelssjs, at the Cheap Dry tioods Stote uf SCIiAPKER BUSSING, july2 No. 4ft Main street. Ailff Th1 proprietor of the Hit''n Sprinj Iteg leave to infortu the public that he his recently erected and completed a tint.- Tt-u-h'iu AHey. The Springs ar situated !mt oii mTle from Main $1 1 et, City of EvanHFille, a iood distanrt fr eithrr a walk or a drire. The waters of the Spring pBMlM unssurpaa.-4et medical properties, nd iMVlidJ a others; would do well to report to then. Tt here are also hath. 4 on the i r-u . . and the Minds Mr. heantifnlly tthaled nithtieer, and surrounded with a satuhriotid ntnioai-here. WM. BATES, rSoprletor. N. II. An oninihus runs regularly three time- n , duy to aiid iroiu tlie city. julyti JLdf for Halt, nt CUOIfc LA Nii I.KV'S. dU that ii 'i.hr Vinegar. Cook - La have in store 2' bbln Extra Cldr Vinegar which they will warrant pur and free from .11 acidn, and t keep pickleH and h:iid a when liret made. WBO&TS -sf-VJ SHOKS H if V JS.M liurrow, Main tire-t, hve a iod as iiinieut of BKtsi ami Shff 00 handr, and are conKtantiy in receipt of Addition lsbJftO. The .. trade may always find in their ntore a gcod stock Off LHd Goods, and at lowest prit julyJ4 WW Sh oes. Read s) Burrow's lic-ies.-ile stock Of Roots nod Shoes is now large :.nd complete with the most desirable goods of the beat New England inanulacturers. All of which they will sell cheap for cash or prompt paper. Call and . v.imine. Ju'ya . BM" ' sv VJiRi'ii o ii WiJr i.o i a: MM. Flour, as low as the Ibwtssi and as irood as tinIssst. In the present excited state of the Flour market, when tbe pi ice. ire ahaaaiaf ..iluosl every dav, if yon wanl to buy a .j.inl article ehenja call at VICKKRV'S july-J'' -""tar F-tniily Gro, i-i-y. tl 11 K ff,i S II i: It - .? J .V 8 M. t'rieud -In 11X,.M cht-ii! ie;il ulire Krasive rjoap just received at the --Mar r.miu.v t.rocei y of IJOTYarrj VK'KEliY BltOS. OLD FIRM IN BUSINESS AGAIN. rWMIMS lJS"OKBBMUSrjlJl WISH to M inform the public in general and the rest of maukind in particular, that tiny havs Isviiitht out the Feed business uf Mr. J. C. Iiusoticbct. aud I hat they will he prepared from this tima to fill all orders for FEEL) and SEED of auy kind. Our Mr. R. S. Rustun having formerly la-en engaged very successfully in the bu-iness for over one year, but called away to England upon family business, bas returned to his obi stand, vvherb be ill at all times be pleased to see bis old friends and former customers aud all others, and fill their orders for anything in our line, w ith promptness and satisfaction. Feed delivered free to any part of the iHy. julyaiMf K, a. KUSTQN A CO. I Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Silver Ware. mm 4JKMSLHtt, us sfvy jist j j?M. tiu nnl fiom the Fast, wliere h- : -i - pnrrhii'S h! n b'-Hiitiful aortneut of line Wat bChain, Ji'welrj", SI !f erware, and CKcirH of very loscription. lia is prtHteJ o suit purchasers in BTarj particular, and which he intends t- Ml nt THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES. He respecttully invites his friends and customers to examine his goods and prices lieforo purchasing elsewhere. All giK-ds sold are warranted to lie as represented. X. B. Personal attentli.ii paid tu repairing -I fine Watches. Jewelry repaired at short notice. No. S9 Main St., opposite Court House. Evansville, Indiana. fapr8) V. L. GKISLKK. "jr iisaojs's ij- mvsu-.-.thh s7jvMj dersigned would respectfully inform tbe citizens of the city that hi is prepared to give lessons ' in music, on the Piano or other instrument, to ull who may favor him with their patronage. Instruments of all kinds tuned and put in order. He will also select fnstrnmeuts for-those" who are not Judges themselves and desire to purch a-se on reasouable terms. Residence on Sycamore street, between S.cond and Third streets." jnlvll CHRISTIAN MATTI1I V Dissolution of Partnership. rm1H K JJ RT.VBBSUIP IIBRRTOML fore existing between the undersigned under tbe firm of Brown fr Aikman is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Eitner party is authorized to use the name of tbe firm iu settling the bus las is WILLIAM r.0WV, W M AIKMAN riaijSsHlj. July loth, l:i,u. Ciojtmj-i: jtiojv.tiib VJ'im b- ' sigr ed will continue the business r,f the aV.ve firm, under the style of W. M. Aikin.in & Co., and would respectfully solicit a continuance of Uvurs extended to the old firm, and being fully prepared to extend every facilitv te shippers, either by C inal, River or Railroad, vrd assure ttiem that their interest shall I- faithfully represented, should they be pleiS4-d to favor 'is with their patronage. ItespeotfllllV, jlllvlo W. M. AIKMAN . CO. 'mmr "-' ' PRMiJvmsi faw' M. 0 lbs Exra Turki-b Prune- at I2Wi psir lb it joly251 COOK & LANGLF.'i . B US T MBCJgM WMM. WM 4fO lbs Mixed and Plain Gum Packing. 600 lbs Cotton Rope from 3-lfi to lt in.-bes, I s) lbs Gum " ' to 1 inch, 150 His Gasket Rorad, -T4 reels No. 1 Packing Yarn, '2 dez Gum Cutters. t doz Lanterns from 10c to So.iSI, ( lbs Nos. I, O, and Flour of Emery 42 pairs Skiff Oars. Manilla Rope all sizes, Twin-s. Martin, Spun Yarn , Ac. For sale wholesale or retail at jnne22 SINZICII A SON S. JoHV LAW, t. R. anthki, iNntary Public.) LAW & ANTHES, ATTOK.VEV S AT LAW, GENERAL COLLECTION AND UEL ESTATE AGENTS. Office No. T Maiu street, tipposite the Gonrt House, Evalisville, in i. niaylti-dA'wly MjRRlJtlRlij-rI swtfsUdrVA MZ WS ker. Ths uudersigued is fully prepiied to i manufacture ail descriptions ot Carriages and Wagous from the finest to the cheapest, all of which ! will be guarante I of the best w u. kinati-hip. ! A coustant su, t :y of Carriages and Waguus will be found iu tuv warerooms, at No. 143 Main street, Evausville. ' FRANK H AM.M EKSTEIN. N. B. Repairing done at raasn tbis ratea, wit neatness and dispatch. july2H-3mdAi-' BruUB T- TUR WELL sV.V UV Ml Store, lately owned and viccupied by Michael Gavjsk, deceased, as a grocery and provisi(,n store, Ci ruer of Maiu and FuGrtli streets. Theru is a tir.-t-rate smoke bouse attached to the store. Apply to John GavUk, or WM. RAHM, Jr. jmyy-iiAwti ieo u'.'s 1'oi fi Ti.ni: T6si&iRE WW cheap Fencing Lcniber u'1,000 feet No. 1 ' Allegheny MaLogany " (Hemlock), 16 feet long : cut with circular saw, without stump-shot, aud a first-rate articls for Fencing, Shops, Barns, aud j Rough Flooring, and for sate at the sisry IMS prh s l of $12 ftd 1-el thuusaud feet. JOHN F. OLOVER, augll-diw Corner Main and Sovoat'o sts.

MISCELLANEOUS.

!N A. REITZ. ....ions A. HANEY CRKSCENT CITY 3F O XJ 3S0" X H. "5T . EVANSVI LLE, IND. The proprietors cf the CREPCKN r. CITY FOL'N IRY beg leave to inform their friends and the j nl lie in general that they are fiiTty prepared to niak. t.. ordr all kinds ot ACHINFRY Needed tor MiiU or Manufactories. ol nuy fciua Having a prear varietv of patterns fr HULL U G A R I N ( , ofl any nlye, and STEAM KNGINES of any power rep.iiivd. Also manufacturers cf DIST1I.LKKY ANl MINING MACHlNHIiV. TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISH E lt.. MALT MILLS; SASH, M t' LEY NO I.MPKkVED Circular Saw Milla, GUMMlNd MACHINES, IRON" FRONTS for Housee, I'liLNESE SUGAR CANE MILLS, STEAM E01LFRS IMPROVED LARD TANKS. Aud in fact evurvtbing in the IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BU8IMK&S BRSS VJ STIVihiH laade to order. .LSO is in a superior arttele of TIIRESJIIXU MA CUIjSKS, And Powers' complete, ot" the Intent improved UIMPROVED STEAM GAlGE.s. (H'M BELTING AND PACKING, WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPK, LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND KIRK BRICK, All at MANUFACTURERS' PRICE1. Ifcs" Highest price alwavs paid fo old METALS, At the old Stand Corner Canal and Ingle sti,et 11EITSE A HAiVtCi. N. IV Workmen sent to all parts to put up Ma chinery and do repairs in Boilsrs. THRESHING MACHINES Always on band and for aule -' rjtf Meal tust received at jnlySS ci:iK LAN'iil.EY'S. America ii Ciiilerv and Plated Ware. lUJS'ilCi: IIK&EBT -rf.VW Jt Table Knives uiid Forks. Ivory handle Iiesert and Table Knives onW, Plated " ' raaks. Itittter Knives, Plated Tea and Tabic Spooix, Carvers to match with Knives and ForCs. Slaw Cutters, Enameled Kettles and Sauce pans. Tbe above f best quality and tlnisb, it-cdvit and offered at reasonable rates at .1 ACOB ST R A I B if- SON S, julyl'l 71 Main street . MBJHfKST TOOLS JIT BBDCCBU MM. rates.--Grass and drain Scythes, Sneaths, Cradles, Sickles sad Forks, at erv low figures to I closit out stuck. JACOB STKAUB .V SON. frfsj e-OI-l-JiJi as ftURHTS ' for sale bv S. E. 0 1 1, BERT CO . RUSH SI I. t(S. .t LA BUB STOfK of Black and Fancy Dress Silks ran cheap i to close out, at the cheap PrvGivods Store of SCHAPKElt A Bl'SSINO, julv2 No. 4'i Main street. nA'Jil sV BVRBOW, 13 MJI St a. street, have just reci-ived a goed assortment I of the following description of Shoes, to. wit : Ladies' Lasting Heeled Congress Hjot", " " Gaiters, Sp'g . Kid Poets. ar.d Goat Sp'g Heeled ' ' and " Buskins, ' Slip's iu great variety, Msn's Kid, EsJf and I listing Congress Po,.'s, . Calf Scutch llouts, " ' ar.d Ci at Oxfuid Ties, ' iroat.En'd and 1'lnsh Pumps sasd Nalllfiers, ' Fine Frencb Calf Boots, i Boys' Calf, Goat and Enameled Scotch Boots, B " " Oxford Ties. Youth's Oxford Ties and Brogans, ! Scotch Sodts, Child's Heeled Elmmelcd Ankle Ties, 11 Fancy Colored Ankle Ties, o Kid and Morocco 14 ' C-as-jer Tin'd Boots eveiy kind. j All cf whioli were made bj ths best manufai tureis East, and will be sold at very low prices I tnn22 HUNNELL'S ( FiRM ERLY OF STEELE A II CNN ELL.; Flooring IMCHXs, CORNER OP WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, FVASSVlI.LF. IND. tjnillS .VA; I BSTJIBLimilMtiJSV M is now in full operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dressing I umber. Plan ins: and Grooving Flooring, making Doors aud Sash Moulding, Winduw Blinds, and every other description of work done in such establishments. All work at these Mills wai ranted to be well done, and wil' be offered at the lowest cash prices. Dry Poplar Flooring and Weathcrbnarding constantlyon hand, and will be sold for cash. Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pa'torn. Slitting and all kinds of Sawing done to order, and in the laoat approved style. jv2J WM. HDNNELL. NEW FURNITURE STORE fil JCST OPENED BY THE j el TELL COT FURNITURE CO. The largest and finest awitment of FI.'RNITTJjtJt AND CHAIRS or all kinds in the city, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, No. S Water at., next door to R. Barnes, EVANSVILLE. UU. F. SfcuLrTZRV. AiTi-lit. Manulaftory at TeU OBf, Iud. J ego dm rvn o I sv M T f B T I V L K .s At In creat variety. Ut the lowest price, at the Now Drug Store ol" Id. 27 N. S. THOMPSON. sfWri.B " I'B'h njMs, t:jJvij MtUIFUel, 2,oo0 lbs Shoulders, plain. lt8 MileS, just rei d an t for sale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY OPOCKRY. Mr .It. S til LJI RI'IKIVS fLl.tVli'i.ited German Ointment, an iulailible cure for Boils, Felon-, Cuts, Bruises, Fever Sores, Scalds, Burns. White Swellings, Halt Rheum, and Indaiun. tious of all kinds. S. S. TUO.MPSON. Wbo'esab- and Retail Agent, ansrl No. 5t Main street. gf lO.S't' HESS Ws of Hagueei i, a allKl H It id Tartro Citric THOMPSON'S ( IT R.I I1!-: LemonaOe, at Drug Stere. Iramenso Home and European Demand. PROFESSOR WOOD'S Hair Restorative Was introduced to the public early in la.'s'i. tr is now Universally used throughout tbe civilized world. IF YOUR HAIR IS GRAY, IF YOUR HAIR IS THIN, OR, IF YOU ARE BALD, IT WILL RESTORE IT. IF YOU HAVE DANDKI FF, IF TOD HAVE SCALD HEAP, IF TOO HAVE NERVOUS HEAD C11E IT WILL CURE TU ESI. TO PRESERVE THE COLOR, To PREVENT ITS FALLING,' TO MAKE THE II AIR GLOSSY. USE WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE. SOLD BT p. J. WOOD A CO., 114 M A RKKT STREET, ST, LOUIS, M0.. PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND DKl'GGISTS, IN CITY AND COl'NTKY. O . a. WOO D A ( () iUC, aIjso, io: s : . rost 11 R .l.:y I CRLERRJTEll xx 3 Balsam june 12-:imitw 4V El BITS OE TV RfEJSTI.1i-E.-5 bids, in perfect order, just received per steamirr 11. Fairchild, fur sale bv luno-10 S. E. GILBERT A CO FRESH BBTiTS .IJI'l' HI Tl LM I choico lot last received and for sale by CHAS. McJOnNSTON, july27 Posey Block.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mt o k a R .i t i o .v -v r ira M.S Order for Bsick 8h v .iik. A-.i.i-t a. order ! r Bri k -lid. .!A. Au.-u-t 1SC0. And now,it i- heri I ord.uuj uiU il : 'ed t,y the Common Council of the City of Kvansville, that tne owners of all lots andpatixoi lots frnmtim ,,n or 1 adjoining L-tt errerrrn ti.-itti '.,. 1'iere.rf, ! tween Sixth and sevt ntb street, in said city, cause the side-walks t!.eron to be brndgid to Hie projier grade, and that tls-y catjie wuiii wlk of class No. 1 to be laU down thereon within thirty dais from the publication of this or er. P. BL'RKK, Clerk. iStV Clerk's ''(li e. ft"' '"Co tt It I' . .J . A . . . . . . . . Order for BrJcknda.Wa!! Conm il Chamber, August Jo. 1801. And nou it is b ri l. ordereil and directed, by the Common Council ,.i the Citv n Kvansviilti, that the owners ol all Lots or part of Lots frouting ou or .1 nailing Locust street, on lKth sides ihernoi between x-rentb and Eighlb street, in said v'ity, can-.- the sidewalks thereon to lie bponebt ta lb - pn-iier r.e, and that they cause aside-w ilk aY CMai No. t to braid down thereon, Mtbiti thirl y dayi- from the pub licaiiou ot tin order. P 111 UK f. .'te4k. Clerk's utbre. Aiil-iihI -. ,'. IsWO CwTff'V TO I'S.VT BJ fTOBS. The Wturiion Council of the Citv of Rvatis vltle w ill r. c.-ive Sealed prp sail until tbe lth da ot September, !m;'', rtr gi-ailing, eutl. t ing and macsd ini zing Main street, from a point near the Canal i tbe upper line of Flfbt -tr.et the onttacror to llirrtlsh all the materials, i d do the work ,,j;ie aldv to pi in and spe,-;ii, t ,- on tib in til s olBco ! Ill' KK E. Clerk. t lei k's Otfjee, llngiistr.'l. i. M 1 O It 1 It .1 T i o .V ." Tl I B. niiler i..r das u i Hi Lin g. AugiMt 4 M0O. And now it is be :- ,-r.l- r.-d and ibreeted by tbs i - nun ii IVntsKll oi lie- it ..f Evuiisvjlle, that le o -nors ut sll lots or parts ot lots fiontliig o oi adjajajksl Main street iu said city, on both si.ios thereol, from tbe Canal to Eighth street, canst, good stone cmbniijof the iliniensi-ns and -rnalitv specified in the Ordinal.- - of lb clas, t l-e placed in front of said EBts, extending twidve f, et aiouud tlis curner oi ai.ross the ends ol ihe ptvemeuts at the intersi ction of srreeti add Jllsrja. Said rnrbing to be vloue will, in tliiiiv ,ta rrbsn li.e pebiication nl this order. p ttUukC'Clarft. Clerk's Oflne. Aagiisl ..rli, 0, VWtUTIt B tu u kj iin R.; HT.il' n--is.ois r,-o- iriiii a l;.-.-iie bv tie Ol -lilisoi e ol' he Cilv ot K va'isv i lb, that on and after lie- lust ,h,y ..f An mm. IMKt, I will cause suit to lie brought aaot-i all parson failing to oh taintii.il Uceiues. E.MARTIN. ailv2K Cirv Marshal MMO- t OI! t el. ftt.l.UURB. y Bv, anavRle, Augur "il,, li;t;o. -Tlo Cominun Collu il lea'Iltmr tbat af.plic.vliun Wuilld be made iu the Hoard ,, (YiDriiiioi-i -, ,,l' Vanderburgh roun ty, tor a change in tin- location of the Boonvilis Road, wbeie it passe- ne.it tne Oak Hill t.oaiotery pioperlv , resolved that a rinionsrrHice should be prepared slid presented in order Iu prevent any change in the lo.el as n..v, located The annexed ii-uiunsuaui-e has ui-uordingly Keen prepared, and copies njfty be fonnd at tbe Council Chamber tin- ahersrood house, il,e WHshiug'i Hotel an-l the l.ioriil.v l(o. ii.s, iivvuer. ut kis in the nak Hill 4 inetery. nud ail others whi at. prove of tbe object of this tVlllollsl i ance ale ,4 ipe-st. .' :i appenii ilu-ir nauieti liiert t. Tr md iamrd ," ( asssaiWUVi Count'; : of i'uiisct,,o jh. Tbe aadersigned reepectlullj remonstl Its aaelnst any cbauge iu tin- tuasliou uf Ilia road called tbs ltiM,iiri!te Rond, feartfric from Eransville and p issing near tbe Oak Hill Co ue.i rv Thc part of the r6n.il WrflcTi tbe pJlflloneriCask to have chat.gtd is now located on a ridge of groimd and iadtJoaU roai, apd fssUjJ kept in repair: but the place whole it is proposed to luca'e said road ii nearly the wh.de length thereof, low' ground, upon wbisb it would be impossible to construct a good road, without an rxtrsoi dinar.v outlay, and it is uuestioiiaiile w helher it could ever be made a goisi a road as the present one. l he proposed chrtrrg- would be an ndv. uitags tu one or two pejejMH who own property near said road, hut would md be ol public uiibti but ou the coutrarv would he an injury to all thasu per sou-, as well those who use the road, as those who must contribute to the expense of keeping it iu repair. an.- V' . .' 1 . 1 .. . - . J miOM B T II I JS'U EOR I'Of'.VsV s3r America. A Toy calculated to keep the boys curing rainy nays ijuiet at home, auu at tne satin time to predispose them for useful tmshaufcal employment, fs in iho shape of Toy Toolcbests of dif Lrtf J.S, I., ...-....,,.! i ,e .UIa .1 tlu, Tl jSw... Store uf GKO. S. S0NNTAG A CO., anU Main st , j'wt below the Branch Bank. DR. J. FLfcAGER, n M S W ML M- s7 M. rwW It K I t 11.1 I- It, .11 It rtttl.t. continues to keen nacs with all tbe Imnrovsmenls in his nrofeRi,.n nt his Itomtia n ml or CfLvliagusrroan uaiiery. a- aiain Bireei. aie is now making those bvautifnl Hard Rubber, Vulcanite and A mber piate-i, which m many respects tiro su perior to Gold. Also, the usual styles of Gold and rsiiver worn. jiccayo'i teem pertnaneui iv avor bv plugging. Us is also using the Electrical pro. . .ju. -...... .. ...U1. ..,t , h n.i ,. teeth straightened, Ac. Prices very loodurats, and work warranted. july2-tf I LL'S A.VV OE I'.IIJ.IT THE NEW DRUG STORE, 69 Main afreet W n WgW Fdl - WE R' WW MM MJM a w VVM MM i: I . . .,,r4 r lllflrrlw.a TtUH.., riini all ifi -ewt rosuliin rnnu a charjee of wittor. fooii, or cunnt. . MS at 11 is inv-iluaolei to travelers am K. S. THOMPSON'S New City Drug Store. TUe Economist IM'ltll X 1 U If . .11 111'- . ' l. Ill - --111 II I 111 IH! lut? Uk'-i v otjii coK.i.ik; nwT",iiOH un ior ine Dasi com coiih. li t' imtr. i tir 1.1 oi 01 j nt iiinn lub r list PREMIUM FOR THE BEST . 00KING STOVE FOR WOOD. Roelker, KlusmanACu took tbo first E.-.. 1 . 1 .1 . . , -, : . .. .1 . , . .i . . . Connty ratrsln lsos. n n. i r, nr, . , u. ... , ... t. i . .1 1 air i . . , - . - uen a mure apparent advaucu tbaa iu trio man ine it-rr Timtt,- was : nr,r,. it. re ng,n t n r r - , . ...'A .triisinro alnirii a. A..-. I ... use as ornament, tiietie nave- gradually given placi. to patterns ot :race una utility , until the vartetl's uir markets now present have almost exhanit-.--: ! the vocabulary uf names ; and the diueront phases! the metal is uiaue tu asHume, would astonish r-ldl Vulcan himself. In style and finish, tbe improv6-l tncut lias been ral, loavving nothing to be destroo ou tbat point, but the severs couipetitiou in price,! tu which they have been subjected, has deprived! them of many of the more substantial qualities! desirable. This seems more especially to have beeol the case in reference to ciok stoves an article ctl domestic economy that has more to do with sooldir-i wives and crutcheiy servants than most people im-l .i;i:;-. i he public nave lour- Bonziu an improve ment in this article, and we believe are ready to pay any reasonable price lor a ciaikiiig stove. If It onlv paesesses the merits of size, weight, convenienoej it lira nil it v, e, -uic, my, ana pern, ction ot mnnuiacim , i These qualities seeuito be possessi-I most fully in! the Econ-iinist a new stove, jierfected and brought! out the past season, by jti-ssrs. Ireatlwell, rerrjl A Norton, of Albany. Wo heard so mucn ot this. stove, and it looked so much like a stove intended! fur use. that we txmcluded to try them, and tlml result of the experiment onvinces us tbat tbe! proof fetors, in their determination to make the &"( tluce in the icorW, hare succeeded. We regard thul Economist as possessing ail tie- merits above mo I merated as the great stove of the day far in at vauce of anything ever attempted iu the Hue ol stoves, perfect in all its aprintmenta, and true to its name in durability and the use of fuel. Amon tbe many con vtnieuees attached to it, may be ruer. tloued alargu oven, with hooks arranged, for sn pending meats while roastitg. A copper water) tauk, holding from H to 24 gallons warmiu,, closet, broiling health, ttw Ac. Ibe broiling hearth isoueot" tbo most nuticeabli; featares ot this remarkable store. There uever has been, to oui knowhsdgr-, any broiling fixture that was really s at Ista. torT'in its operation. TUe proprietors of tl.,. stove have beeu J.mducti...,- a ser.es upon broiling, eliciting s-me valuable fccu, and re nU nc iu th? inveutiou ut a gridiron adapted to ' , , . hich has, seen secured by letters patent., and T. out of be mtst admirable thfngs oi t he kind we ever saw-broiling w-.tbout smoae, aud keep bu the coabTio a cou.iaut gluw. e are always glad to do iuaucetomechuuical imrrovements, and as w-cially such as ruutribute so largely to the gen.us.t iood. as the one above mentioned, e . ' l.i, h Is roiiimai.diuu such a larnleUrwill be found oafs at SCANTL1N HTRPUENS'S, Main St., between Water and I '.to Kvan.ville. Inu mar" GoodTuck Needed for Young Beginners. THE FIRM OF MILLER & NlEHAUS rmrtiiMsiLk s ItjmP Secem--M e.1 a brau-new st.-k of Dry Gooils. conttstlng ct a great many articles in tb-ir lino, too numerous to mime, which are now open fur iusiiectlon. and will certainly be sold cheap for cash at thc.r store , l.i Main street. MILLER 1 NILHAUS.