Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 308, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 September 1860 — Page 2
VANSVILLE, INO.
MORNING ...
PTEM BER 3
"VLE'S ticket.
H roil PRESIDENT, 1HAM LINf;r v . n People c ILe THE RlflF" THEM UNITED 5 and - rvL Masters of both em courts, not to overthrow . ction, bit to Overthrow the 3 Pervert the Constitution." . Lincoln. for vice president, fNIBAL HAMLIN OF MM XI. I Love my Country more than I 3 Palty." Hannibal Hamlin. so--idential Electoral Ticket. 5! Electors p-r tie -stats at Large. .. CUMBACK, of Decatur. L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. IHttrict Electors. ci Cyrus M. Alien, of Knox. lct John W. Bay, of Clarke, get Morton 0. Hunter, of Monroe, ct John II. Farriuahar, of Franklin. ct Nelson Trusler, of "'syetto. Vt Reuben A. Eilcy, of Hancock. John Hanna, of Putnam, j-t Samuel A. II tiff, of Tippecanoe, 'ct James N. Tjner, ef Miami. 5ct Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen, ct David 0. Daily, of Huntington. ttt CONGRESS FIRST DISTRICT, 4- DeBRUIiER, of spencer county.
I A Fine Slant . At the pjre-' --H533 demonstration in 6t. Jf"" " fiPubln ago, there were 3.8' " -lS a few weeki The Democrat J torches in procession. At bair 5S levee past eight, the scene along the t" ..o anybody who stood upon an eleva.a position where the whole length of it I could be seen, was grauJ, and the eti'ect on the steamboatmen must have told trernen- , dousiy. Here ware torches in a double row extending from Poplar street fax beyond j Carr street, and in many places quadrupled j by the counter marching. Marshals and i aids riding up and down giving orders to i the officers of the clubs ; a dozen bands of j music mingling as many patriotic airs ; a thousand voices cheering almost constantly, and the measured tramp of nearly six thousand persons marking time to the music. It j was a grand sigut, and enough to make the j soul of a National Democrat groan with pain. The long line of torches seemed endi less, and from a position nearly central, say at-the foot of Chestnut street, the lights rei ceded gradually in the distance, each way. j j with excelled effect. j There are many thousand citizens not bej longing to the ranks of the procession, who i saw this, and acknowledged that it outdid 1 anything ever before attempted in the way j of a political demonstration. Many of the I steamboats were crowded with visitors, as
from the upper deck3 a fine view was had from almost aoy point.
Talk with a Southerner. Bayard Taylor writes to the New York Tribune :
itOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, District composed of Vanderburgh, fcfc, Potey and Gibson Counties, IN PITCHER,
OF POSEY COUNTY.
tOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE tneral Assembly, for the Counties f Posey and Vanderburgh, R. HLGO, of Posey county. Position State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR, IT S. LANE, of Montgomery. OR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, VER P. MORTON, of Wayne-. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, AM A. PEELLE, of Randolph. FOR TREASURER OF STATE, ,'HAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, '.BERT LANGE, of Vigo. ,FOtt ATTORNEY GENERAL, v $9 O. JONES, of Vanderburgh. VrEPORTER OF SUPREME COURT, IJ1IN HARRISON, of Marion. 1 CLERK OF SUPREME COUKT, i PAUL JONES, of Lagrangp. IfXTESDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, iS J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
At White River Junction, where we were obliged to wait two hours for the train from Boston to Montreal, I fell in with an intel- j ligent Southern gentleman, whose statemeets with regard to the gradual deteriorMM of the soil under slave labor (of which, nevertheless, be was an advocate !) went even beyond Helper's abhorred statistics. '
He candidly admitted that Slavery can only exist as a profitable institution through con
tinual expansion ; when the soil of one State is exhausted, it must move to a new j one. " But how long can this process be carried on ?" I asked : " After a century or two, when there is no more new soil left, what then ?'' He shrugged his should- i ers : " That at least, does not concern us." j I think no intelligent Southerner can fail to take the same view of the final effect of , Slave Labor. But, considered from their , own stand-point, what a suggestion does it ' present ! Slavery has no future ! Through j its own operation it destroys itself, by rciak- . inn itself unprofitable, and the question which must come at last: " What is to be ' done with it? " is carelessly passed on to ,
succeeding generations.
Additional Hirer Mews. A letter to the Cincinnati Gazette, says : The bell boat is still at work upon the Choctau-, getting out her freight. The bow of the Choctaw was raised three feet on Sunday, but the heavy pressure of water araidship somewhat twisted the boat, and she was again let down. When our informant left they were making canvas bu'kheads around the boat to prevent the water from breaking over it, and when that is done they will put their pumps atnidship, and endeavor to give her another lift. The impressiou seems now to be that she caunot be raised. The following items are frocj the Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday : The new steamer T. J. Pattin, built at Wheeling, arrived here yesterday and will take the place of the Courier in the Wheeling trade during low water. Capt. Porter has sold the Hastings to Robt. Robinson and others for 58,300, ouehalf cash. She will be commanded by Capt. Robinson, formerly clerk of the J. W. Hailman. Capt. Poe was offered $12,000 yesterday, for the steamer Neptune, by parties for the Memphis trade. Steam was raised for the first time, yesterday, ou the new steamer A. II. Ruihven, to try her machinery. The Good and the Bad. The following true and pleasant passage occurs in one of Frederika Bremer's books : There is much goodness in the world, although at a superficial glance one is disposed to doubt it. What is bad is noised abroad is echoed back from side to side, and newspapers and social circles find much to say about it while what is good goes, at best, like sunshine, quietly through the world.
The story is told of one clerk at Washintou who, on being urged to subscribe for the Breckinridge fund, and mindful of the President'3 Pittsburgh letter, posted off to see his Excellency as to the propriety of making subscriptions. Mr. Bucnauan stated that at the time of writing the letter he hoped to crush out the practice but it was in vain. He saw no objections at this time to small subscriptions. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
M to JV it n au.n s. 7 . uozbjs fob WLS ssdu low liy S. K. G1LBEK1' CO., septl No. 4 Sycamore street. gp.l n so. I P. 1 C O UOX.ES Ol.l) MM and Choice, for nale by septl e. E. GILBERT A CO.
,WTS IS BBBS. .11. Kl.VtIS
rom th Ih'JTulo CVnmerciaf Advertiser, Americans Sold Oat. ?e elsewhere analyzed the anteceilhe Bell-Everett men upon the electoral ticket, p.nd have shown honi all, only Lorenzo Burrows, of ?ver dared to assume the name and faith of American. He did so. our Councils, assumed our oblind linked his destiny with ours, he. Of all these ten, who have Peace to assume to represent Auieiservatism, not one, save Burrows, had the pluck to take position as icy are of that -tripy of on wLo ted anxiously for the dissolution nerican party. They have prayed red for that consummation, and " it, is accomplished, they set up B and take places upon the tick-
entativcs. Americans, rcpu-
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abandonment, not
.d the coalition at Syracuse, we
to relate the following incident as itive : those on their way west from the Convention !at night, was Mr. S, the editor of tho Freeman's Jourrgan and mouthpiece of Archbish3. Hearing it stated at the Ameel that Mr. Burrows was a inemi American order, and had sat in us, he denied it. He said thAt the iding with the Catholics was clear ve. No American, who had ever obligation as such, was to go upon ; and the Democratic Committee ention had the most lacreti assu,c Mr. Burrows, the only one suski never been n memUsi of the w very well that.'-Lorenzo Bur?ntleman in all his instincts, was (srty to this understanding. It is i. He never stooped like that, liserable truth stands out nc ver)at it was part of the programme, itoodl condition in this dirtiest of bargains, that no Americans I put cn guard. The ban of the ists upon all who have ever bonne the name of Americans, and 4ave no place upon the Douglas ic ticket. . . fiericaus of Erie count ' follow j you will ! Swallow the insult, the kicks, prostrate yourselves in nd beg for forgiveness, deny the tnce honored, dotvo on your knees of Catholicism ' Will you do j man ! There is not a true Amer has not sclf-respeirf euougU tt Jnd spit upon this arrangement!
The Presidency in Congress. The New York Journal of Commerce argues, with plausibility, that if the Presidential election goes into the House, (which is all the BellDouglas conspirators can possibly accomplish,) Mr. Lincoln will be elected, by the addition of Oregon and Illinois (the latter through the vote of Mr. Morris to the fifteen States already having Republican majorities in that body. Should this fail, no choice can be effected in the House, and the Senate will elect Lane to the Vice-Presidency, should he be one of the eligible candidates. If not, instead of electing Everett or Hamlin, the Senate (in which the Breckinridge men have a decided majority) will let the election go by default. Breckinridge, who is a member elect of the next Senate, can then be chosen President of that body, pro tempore, and will thu3 bUWMJe the acting President. The programme is a plain one, and the result easily foreseen.
FtUkKIGN Makkj.is. The latest advices from England, which are up to the 17th inst., as telegraphed from Quebec, are unfavorable, regarding the growing crops thorc and leave hardly any doubt that they will be short. Indeed, the weather ami crop matters had assumed such a serious aspect, that the money market was being seriously affected. The Loudon Tunes says, that disappointment in the expectations of a charge in the weather, and threatened political contingencies, have lead to a further decline in English funds. American securities show great firmness, owing to the anticipation of an active business in breadstuffs. Covto;i was higher, under the advices from this country. Flour had advanced Is per bbl at Liverpool, and Corn 1 5d r' quarter. Wheat was 3d "f cental higher. Cin. Price Cur.
for pale by
t). K. Gil BEKT & CO.
Mi it tun its, Mti.yif, .SJ.V.J, and Cotton, in reels huJ dozens, lor ale by
xeptl S. E. OILBKKT A CO. i t: soitj i4u hums it is st & quality, for oale by 3. K. GILBERT t CO. r.'iTiuijiJo " S GlKSa, NailH, Almonds, Filberts, Brazil Nuis, English Walnuts, Fir, Kaisins, Ci.rranta, Prunes, Kock Candy, Dried Beef, Oysters, sardines, Alum, KpaoBI Salts, fculphur, Ko'l Brimstone, Copperas, Madder, Extract of Logwood, Ind co. Cream Tartar, Soda, Bedcords, Blaikin?, Battinc, Cloves, Cement, Cicars of ull kinds, Nutnieps, Lemon Syrup, Ging.-r, Glass Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mu-tard, Matches, Pepper Sauce, Spanish Moss, Stone Pipes, Powder, Safety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds, Fancy Soaps, Starch, Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Cap, Not-, uud Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Teas, Camphor, Saltpeter, etc., etc. A supply ol the above kept constantly on hand, and for sale at the toirexl prim by S. K.GILBEKT & Co., septl No. 4 Sycamore street.
T.J It Vlt kOUBOXfiSt KS T O VJt i.
sab- k by S. K. GILBERT rf- CO.
Hon. EiERSoN The following Hon. Enteroilier day in
ary Talk of the in Tennessee. m of a speech of thi 'Jdge, delivered (he
eridge said, in general review of jroughout the world, that it had t from Asia and Europe, and now reality only in the cotton and todies of the American, coatiuent ; Christ preached to slaveholders they had given up their slaves; . vcr slavery had been abolisbvO, it 6bu account of the popular voice n He said that the South had alAer rights. She had always got ked fur, and more too. He read Republican platform, section by 11 asked the people if there was n it to offcud the South, or'causc st the inauuratiou of Lincoln, jpere was not. And, so far as his irould affect the South, it would be "v? if Bell was elocted. In either i would be tin era of gentral prosoperly would rise; the treasury filled, and the price of -negro e.' S-tp. Among other thijigs, he said .!u had never said Anything uartl- ' "slavery than Thomas Jefferson, jted from Thomas Jefferson and how the horrid light in which tied slaverv. -. - M- rr rr a
efegrTbe Hon. R. C. Sehenck of ( Hiio has been making a speech at Providence, Rhode Island. The Providence Journal describes him as saving :
j I am a Republican because I am a conservative Whig, and nhvays have been. I am for the Constitution and the Union, and who is hot ? and I hold to the interpieta- ' tions that seventy years of our history have i given to that Constitution. And the main purpose of the Republican party is to put i an end to this double dealing policy upon I the question of slavery, not to dodge it and 1 avoid it. but to meet and settle it by re1 turning to the policy of the early days of 1 the government. j fifes?" The last Kuropean mail furnishes us ; with accounts of the crops in those coun- ' tries where the harvest is terminated. It is I only in the north of Italy that the wheat crop is considered satistactory ; in Lira- , bardy it is middling, and in the provinces
I of Modena, Parma and Bologna, it 19 mdil
fervnt. In Venitia results differ in various
localities : in Naples the crop is less than
was at first expected. The harvest in the Two Castiles and La Mancha, m Spain, has been satisfactory; but in Andalusia the 1 quantity has not equaled expectation. Accouuts from Odessa say that the wheat crop j there a ill be excellent. la Ireland the . harves1. will be late, but it is expected to be firily equal to an average crop.
K Safe, small size, che -p 1-r cash at JAM. L. M'ALDIN'G'S, firptl Corner Main and First. vvaf JisT wv Ti.nrt.- hk, M live, Uye. Just received and for sale at the cheap c teh store of K. S. HUSTON A CO., Fifty Mabels of Rye Seed. septl jf MTi aititMxs TJKJtjyr -t t fih tor Hardware and Debts. JACOB 6 It AD B A SON, sptl-lw No. 71 Main street. imtTieu..itoBHLi. k t o.vivvaWW toii beg t" announce that tbev have received a full supply of ALL THE BOOKS to be u-ed in the schools in the ensuing term, and solicit the support of their friends and the public, which they endeavor always to merit. augt IXIBELL i CONYNGTON. rjSMI K STMUJtlHOJiT KJTH HJI HJL diet will be sold at the Anctic-n Keooa of 11 Nelson & Co., onTnesdaj, September 4lh, at 10 o'clock, by order ot the underwriters the boat, engine, boiler, and all the fixtures, as hheJi or lays in tbu Wabash river, in lrom 3-j to 4 ffrt of water, near Little Rock. Tkhvis or Sale. One-third cash, one-third iti three months, one-third in six monrlis, the purchaser giving note with approved security, twariug interest from date, pavable iu Bank. P. FINK, Agent. H. Nelson ,v Co.. Auctioneers. septl "jEvO.fJ ' Mi T ft tJVt ' O PJV J America. A Toy calculated to keep the boys during rainy days quiet at home, aaW at the same time to predispose them for useful mechanical em -tdoyment. is in Ike shape of Toy Toolchests of different sizes, iu store and for sle at the Hardware Store of Gro. S. SONNTAO 4 CO , aiulT Main st , just below the Branch Bank. N.Y. MILLINERY STORE. BRONNER & BROS., No. 7. First st., bet. Main A Sycamore, VASVII.I,E, JXDIASA. We M'JKTMt trM.JMI atunfkn toour full and complete stock of Millinery tJoods. such as Keady-Ma !e Silk and Velvet Bonnet. Straw Borfnets, Flats, S -oops, Bonnet Ribbons and Velvet Ribbons of all widths Silks, Satins, and Velvets, French and Ameiican. Flowers, Blonds. Edging, Laces, Rouches, and a great variety of Head-dressej, Coifnresani Netts. Being connected with one of the largest importing bouse ( Ho. 207Vi and 299 Broadway, New York city,) where we import most of our goods direct from Paris, we have therefore better facilities for obtaining goods and styles, than any house out of SVwYork. We ak country no'rcbanis and milliners throughout tho West, having formerly sup nlied themselves either at Louisville or Cincinnati,
or at the Eastern market, ar rasper. trolly invited to stop and call in to inspect and compare out price" at any rate before going East l'lea.e gie us a trial aud yam whal 1 be convinced. Bleaching ai.il Pressing done for the trade. joh'.'.s Cms BKONNER A BROS. JMcJTUJims.' MfKJTHKHS! lb, new Feathers, jnt received and for sale at SCHA PKCR Bl'SSlNG S,
No. 49 Main street.
au
Parents. The 1
tiladelphia Evening News, the featf'Jcan paper in Pennsylvania, whUh
m jarty togecner wuen all others
come out for Lincoln.
Thk K. N'.Sai.k. The Bochester Union, a Douglas paper, distinctly affirms that the ten Bell aud Everett Electors in New Vork have abandoned their party for that of f Douglas. If says of the Electoral tictvet : The ticket is a clean Douglas ticket. Its . distinctive character is in no seue changed by the admission of the National LJiilou '; Electors ; but from this lime forward they nre of us and fuiin a part of the great dominant party of the future. .steaThe Iventuckiaus aud other South- ' erners arc swarniiug i.n our Jvtate and especially in our couuty. bnyint; up immense 1 quantities of corn. They are going fo disgolve the Uuion in the fall, and want to get enough com to keep them from starving to ' death next winter. They may have some now, but we tell them plainly if they go to 'ruttia up" and dissolving the Union that nary" gtaiu shall they haveat'ltr that. Seymour Times. fiSaST Hon. John Bell has w ritten a letter 1 denouncing ' Squatter Sovereignty." What . becomes of the coalition in N'ew York. Douglas men, silence that Bell -V. A. Tribune.
ominon candidal and will Ml tn
fe Schools of this city will 3d of September next. All the Bisk School are passed
id.
or from tin le prior to Boaid. P. H
city for School epteruber 2oth
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pur next.
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Kennedv's Medical Iiscovery. It is
t Lj-epar vtiun iu the world for that parpot r wi'e bv WM. BIKKBOWER, Druggist,
tu2'l
M-Olt i-HIMF
v ust received bv wm. KiieaBotrsR,
No. 7s Washington Block. -JrJv' ' c. h tt k u vv receivtiig and epeuiug th'ir f FALL AND WIN i ER UOOOB, v extensive and beautiful. Their dy compare with any bouse iu
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Tl.ey respectfully invite the ladies aud all custom's in "general to c'.ll at their stand. No. ii'.t Maiu
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jAHKMKfi, VltKMiSMS 25 It a X lis Prime W. R. Cheese, just received aud tor ..wit CHA1S. McJOHNSrov,
ram
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-m sJtHa ruiMJE lUU Wheat Yh ur tor tale at tb sellioe at $2 75 Ber sack, at
julyilo
- h ut.nM-: -j.le at VI A I S gT. "W'MtTE e 1 wesf, now
COOK A LANliLEY'S
INSURANCE.
IE"1. Tliyssens uw.11,1. hi: ih'i:j his vusmns .W in Driiwing and Painting: on Monday, September 3 I His Instructions embrace all the different sty!- of Oil. Pastel, and Water color Painting, and the various branches of Drawing, such as Landscapes, Figures, ar.d Architectural designs. Thise wishing to take lessons will please call at his room iu tho rear of the fun L'saui Gallory, No. 50 Main btreet. aug3U-lmd IWJVERY STABLE: E B . C R OSS, 0.-V" f J.VJA, BET W'EE.V Si?CO.t and Third streets, has opened a LIVERY STABLE, and solicits a share f public patronage. Horses kept by day or w-eek. auglS
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apply just received aud for sale by
. tJUAKPE X CO., augao Corner Main and Water streets.
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& f, IT 1 OF I IT It J TB O F .IM Cnesia. I wish to call the attention of physicians and the public to this agreeable purgative, which is prepared.' reji in my store. Itisdocidedly superior to any article that is manufactured in the East and sent here, as its ijualities are destroyed by atse. WM. BlEKBOvVEK, Druggist, aue29 73 Main st., Washiutwu Block. Tobacco Agency, FOK 31 A S UFA CTl'ltERS OF TUIS CITY, BY J. G. SAUERS & CO. W g; B I- ll-J YE OJV MIJJ'II .Jf Ftml"B ww lot ef Manufacturers' Tobacco and are receiving daily from the factory, viz.: SUPERIOR BRIGHT lb LUMP, BLACK HAWK BRAND IN LOO th-. BOXES, SUPERIOR i OZ LUMP IN CADDIES, FIVE LUMP IN B.'XES OF 100 tt.s. Made from selected Kentucky and Missouri leaf. Also all brands of Cigars, from half Spanish to a superior article of CHOICE SPANISH, Made of cure Havana Leaf the celebrated CEVANTERS, not to be beat if equaled. Wo invite dealers to call and examine the stock before buying, as wo will sell at the low est rate. ALLIS 4 Ilo KS, Agents, aug 28-fim Water street. Cfr j.vtt e o pjvr ir tVitiTEHs ' Wanted! We wMl hoieafter take City and County Orders at their tace tor Dry Goods. SCIIAPKER BUSSING, nug28 No. 40 Mau street. fBIl KI.M.W SFIl BS. -.ve T.rtBHS, JlT Mac, Cloves, Cinnamon, Gii'ger, Celery f-eed, Ac , Ac. A fre6h supply just at hand and for sale by WM. BlERBoWER, Druggist, aug .88 No. 78 Main st., Washington Block. livvrj Vt iio AWit it i, V B ijvj.- ,m M. very superior article f.ir washing purposes ; also, starch and Washing Sod v for sale by WM. BI1JRBOWKR, Druggist, aug28 7 Main ., Wabipgton Block. " JiijtfMi jmBIttC'lJVBB.UJtmmBM'S W-'M L'hlorir.e, Ayrn's Ague CSore, Osgood'. India Cholagogue, Smith's Tonic Syrup, Stiallenberger s Pills, Graves' pills, Rhodes' Fever aud Ague Cure, McKenzie's Tonic Febrifnge, and Prof. Mott's Febrifuge Wins, at N S. THOMPSON'S augl - City Drug Store. FIRST ARRIVAL 01 FALL GOODS hi' SlIItPHtt It A" BtSBtJVAPS WM. We ar." now receiving oar ttrst shfpiuent of Fall Gcs ds. antone Iheni 201 pes choice Fall Calicos, an extra quality of Bleached Shirtinc, Mus-
DRS. SMITH & WOOD,
WASHINGTON HO TE! .
Home Testimony. To tu Desr. Having been troubled w ith
meet from infancy, WOOD, an I, frotr
SMITH ,t
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Those desiring further information in regarti to terestiug case are at liberty to call upon B place of Business, No. S First-st., Evans-(aug23-diwtf ) T. M.SKI.i aAN.
Having for several years been troubled with a partial deafness in my left ear, I called upon Drs. Smith .V Wood, fn m whom I received immediate relief. (ang29-lf) U.A.Cook. CHti i. in i. IF i-htr uijvt good article of Coil Oil. call at THOMPSON'S New Drue store. 8e futs inst received a freShsupply of Extra Refined. jtug.'o wprllTFvVT M Bti MCtJVM S J I. I. ML kinds of Patent Medicines that are worth having can be found at THOMPSON'S New Drug Store. 0 7MT I LM. J.V t lltt t' 11 It SJI vs.
wVWM A io vv stock of Mill an
ircnlmr Jvaws 'tins' brand 7, S to t'.i) inches.
Rowlands A Wood rough and 7C' and H feet. Circular Saa s I
In store an4 for sale at GEO. S. SONNTAG & CO.'S, nuulV No. 10 Slain street MUST It tit Mi It 'Mi Ml. WW 50 doz Meal Sieves. IS " Wheat Riddles, IS " Mould -rs' do GEO. S voN STAG A ' , aug 17 No. 10 Main str-et
f.v'.vvf r sojj'
15 laixes Proctor A Gamble Herman Soap.
15 ' " Crown 15 " " No. 1 For sale at COOK A I.ANuLEVS NOTICE TO
MOT II B T T.I X- F.il 'B R S.
notice is hereby ftiven to ttie lax-Payers ot
the Citv of Evnnsville, th-vt I have received from the Clerk of the Common Council the Tax Duplicate lor the year iM.o, and :but 1 am now ready to receive the Taxes contained on Said duplicate. Mv Oflice is No. Pi) Main street, iu the Washington Hotel buildine. second door below Thirds!. i 11RISTIAN HEDDEBICH, aiiglo CoUector Torre LsttjLtG FEMALE COLLEGE, TF.RKF ilAl'TE. .VP. rgMiB fji.i. SF.ssinjy it this Ml Institution will c mntcncs on Wednesday, the Sth of September nut. Torre Haute, the site of this College, is one of the most beautiful cities of the West, and is both accessible and healthy. The Cortege is located in tho South part of the city, and is free lrom tn -noise and bustle. ot the town. The grounds are extensive tsi acres,) aud tacte felly ornamented The bniiilings are oew and are admitted by all visitors to he the Finest, nitd Iiest Arraagcd td auy in this country. East er Wist. They ate warmed by st.-1 im and (Igojed by ga-s. The apartments for eiicb two young ladles consist of a parlor 12 by M feet, elegantly luririshi d. and a good sized la'd-rooio opening out of it, an I tic accommodations need only be seen to te chosen at once, by such as are tenting a g ood bnaidtng school. The Fat ulty (.12 to H'. Pri.less.ir and teachers) are an able and experienced Board. The apparatus for the illustration of t he Natural Sciences is abundant, aud consists, in part, of a fine retracting Telescope, eo.natoria i ly mounted iu an observatory just erected ; Microscope, Magic Lantern, Electrical Telegraph, ,t-c, c. WeeKly scientific lectures are delivered before the s'.udeii.s. The Music department is a prominent feature of the College, there being a aeparate building knowu as the Music Academy buildine. under the charge of fnithlul and experienced teachers. The expenses per annum, for board in the family of the President, with all the teaching, tuition in any of the studies of the regular conree, rooms ti rnbhcd. fuel, light and washine S2i6. For particular or a catalogu", address Bev. John Covert, Terra Haute, Iud. Auy person wishing to see a ltr'coraph ot the College can do so bv calling at the Library Rooms. JOHN COVERT, President. August 14th, lSoi) lind&vv
MISCELLANEOUS
HARTFORD
FIRE
IBM
HARTFORD, CONN
E CO.,
With a Successful Business Experience of 3?1 f y 7ST o t x Cash Capital.. $500,000.00 Capital and Surplus, $S9U,98G.S1 Insurance against Loss or Damage bv Fire, on Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise, Mills, Manufactories, and other kinds of property, can be effected in this Company upon as favorable terms as the nature of the rinks and seen rity to Policy holders will admit. PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to Insuring Farm property, consisting ol Dwellings, Bains, ami outbuildings connected, and Fnrnltuie, Livestock. Hay, Grain, Fanning ITfensils. ac, Otc, contained theriu, for a term of years at Low rates of preluium. OFFICERS : T. 0. Allyo, Secret iry. H Huntington, Pr -a't. C. C. Lyman, Ass't tec'y. W. N. Bowers, Actuary. D. Alexander, General Agent for th Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. J. Graham, As't General Agent for the Western and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio. App'ications for insurance may be made to the undersigned, the duly authorized Agents of the Company. A 0. HALLOCK.V ION, Agts. Offick : Mai hie Hall Building, Main street aug23-2m INCORPORATED 18 17. City 3F" i x- o
-OF-
HARTPORD, CONN.
Capital,
$250,000.
C. C. WAITE, Sec'v. C. B. BOWERS, Pres't. 8. II PRICE, General Agent, Residing at Chicago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL tc SURPLUS $327,540.
Thi CompHny in.-nrp stiinst loss dmauge by "ti iwelliDi; and tlieir 'ontpnts. Stores, Wart'housfrf, t-- k- ot Merchandize, aii'l ail iunur able property at a reasonabt rate of premittia M any other solvontand reliable Com pan-, Adjttting Lox's fairly a tut pathitj them prcmjitly. Applications made to and I' . - hatted lv A. c. iallh;k a si x.. Marble Bail li;iilding-. Main t.f Hi21-3nm Eva nhvi i.lb, Ind. en t kis, cavrrjr JV. a o an?.. "Spring Chickens juit received from caual, and for wile at au;; KLLIOIT S FAMILY 0 ROCKET. jfOlt itKJT TtflS WJ2sLt jT.,Vf,- iJ-v JmV Store, lately owned and occupied by MIchnel iivi,k, decaNed, as a (rrcK'ry and pn tMon ntore, corner of Main and Fourth etreeN. ThaVd ia a first-rate 4moku hnnf attached to the N.r-. Applv to John Oavibk. or WM. KAMM, Jr. jul-y-dAwtf WWW Butter tor bale cheap at auK3 ISO. 22 MAIN T.
Krira for sale at
au3 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
JE
If-
QUIT Mi VUM1.IT F hO Vlt. -so
ks German jlills just received, ami tor
KLLIOTT'S FAMILY GBOi
EBT. jT.-i
Mm .1 It Mi It 1 S I HOI OM T Mi
MM Cocoa, lbs. Chocolate; 'id lbs. Cocoa; just received and for sale at augJ ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GRoOEKY. ho: ever y bo dy run here: Ml ST ItEftill'EIUT TUB VHB.I P WW Cash Store of It. S. Boston A Co., the foilow-
For sale
WO busheh
do so da 4 tuns 4 do 5t bushels rheap tor cash
A No. 1 Corn, do Oats, do Rye, for seed. .1 Bran, do Shipstuff. do New Timothy
he feed store on Watt . S. KL'STON A Ct).
A i gust 11th. WHEELER
& WILSON'S
y Li jjfitt
SEWING MACHINE. No. 5 First Stret-t, between Main and LoniHt WW Whetd t cf- Wilgou's Improved Sewing Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits at the best and moat reliable family tewinc machine now in ue. It sewe equally wen on the thickest or thinet fabrics; makes the lock si i tt" h impoflible to unravel, with tho vssential atlvantage of being alike on both aides, forming no ridge or chain on the under aide ; ia simple in construction, more apeedy in movement, and more durable than ai.y other machine. We give full instructions to enable the purchaaer to sew ordinary gram, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on tba same machine, and warranted for three years. Wc also keep on constantly hand a full assoi tiitr-tit of Singer's machines. Circulars containing testimonial of the above machines, from person of the highest Htanding Eaat and Wtt, giving prices, Ac, will be furnished gratis, in application in person or bv letter. febfHv F. M. 8ELLMAN.
i
V7
-TJSJ- 3E3C ITE'S
j V A 1' K N T
' L Y. V E
TRESS AND SUPPORTER.
rtnuBSE j-bw j.vo ijwalvfit able instruments are ollered as entirely new in actiou and principle. Ilaving a combined iuuHirti aud vpickzrd motion, they retain Knpture with one-halj lef pressure than othtjrs. Avoid the instrument trita a rijrid epritij. They w ill itijure the back and cord, anil from their const.iut and noiIpreiwureare troublesome. While's will produce KADICAL CURE if properly used. Call on your Druggist or send for a Pamphlet free to all. Address BaRNES fc PARK, New York. J. 1. PARK, Cincinnati. juneT-am.iAw Or KELLIOR V. 1ITK.
M.. JOH.VSOJS", BOOMt
Eli AND
UI.'It-
Blank Book Manufacturer
First st., bet. Main aud Locust,
VANSVILLE, INDIANA. Vkfr Blank Booke ruled, paged and made to order of the best paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Lodger, Music and Magazines bound in any style Jel6-dtwtf
MISCELLANEOUS.
O TS3L 3S3
nsn ranee Co. OF SEW YORK. Office 112 and 114 Broadway. With a Caeh Capital all paid in of ONE MILLI0N DOLLARS. A8SKTS JULY Ui, I8b0 J1,5W,000.
WIDE
AWAKE
-AT-
The Home Insurance Company insures agaiust Losa or Damage by Fire on Dwellings and their contents, for a tetin of from 1 to 5 years on tho most favorable terms Storet', Stocks of M.rchan -dize. Warehouses, Produce, Manufactories, and all insurance property, at fair ai d equit ble rates and ou INLAND NAVIGATION" aud transportation risks as low as the nature of the insured and the Company will warrant. Adjui ting all losses fairly, aud promptly ravlug theti. CUA8. J. MARTIN, Pres't. A. F. WILMARTH, Vi e Pres't. J. MriTON Smitu. Secretary. John McGr, Ass't Sec'y. Applications made to and policies issued by A. C. H ALLOC K A SON, Agt's, augilo Marble liall Buildings. Main street.
Sl.oO per Sett Complete. J. A. SMITHS CO., US LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, 3T S.t l Un.Tl Tills IlJTMi, Fl aWW uish the WIDE AWAKE UNIFORM complete, and of the very best quality, consisting of the Water Proof Cape and Cap of the same material, with Tri-Colored Silk Bard. Also, the
Torch Lamp
with at the
Stall
..I Fl
i iac
Jirie
attached or' Sl.oO
all per
proved
far 3-nauufacturing these eniand for them, iudueea ive low prico.
MEDALS.
INCORPORATED 1810! CHARTER. PERPETUAL,.
Hoping that by sric manufacture and sal and Boots, I will uiei well as old friends.
Lad t all kit. thesh,
-s autl I 1- made
i tlts' li
I
'. .McPKVI EVanavllle
ami Mc. rT, Ind.
nnehitf
SFM.VIJS
proprietor of the 1
P ui. lie that I
ile It
If tin
arm i u fto.v ML Alley.-Th
legs leave 1,1 inform ll
ereoteri and C Hllpieted a Sprin.i are situated but City of Fvansville, a u
walk or a drive. The water;
I medical proper d do well to reso n the premises.
1 with tree.
.sphere.
JI. BATES, Proprietor. N. B. An omnibus runs regularly three timei lay to and from the citv. jtilyC
unsurpasothets wu also baths
beauti'iil'v shad a salubrious atm
id
OLD FIRM IN BUSINESS AGAIN. rgiHH iJS'OBmsitijyrtitt wish to M inform the public in general and the rest of mankind in particular, that they have bought out the Feed bu-ine-s of Mr. J. C. Dusoiichet, and that they will be prepared from this tiraa to till all orders for FKKII and EEI of any kiud. tlur Mr. R. S. Rfsros havinc foraserly U'en eiiitaired very successfully in the business for over one vear, but called away to England upon family buai-
old stand where he affl
s -e his obi friends and others, and fill their orders with promptness ami satanv part of the citv. P.. s. HUSTON A CO.
has ret arned to hi
! tlines be pleased t I er customers ami all
To Road Builders. tors ol" " Tbo lLirdi iisburi and Cbvernort
Turnpike Uoa-1 Compiiny M in t he County of IJreckinridffe, Ky., will re:eive bids for ttie connitruction
rtid road, until the lrt!i dny of October nxt, at eh time contract1 will Le awvjNtocl either by ions or lt.r the w liole roule. iiid road will be about ten iiiilcn in length, au 1 the neeofc.sary materials for coii;truction are ndaut near the line of the road.
be examined at tlM Enai-
in Cloverpuit, by the hrst day ol Oe-
3f
wh
al! abu
Mn and profile
Mum it'tarv,
ris' wishing to inspect the re bidding will please apply e If arriiiiMhiirg to any off thr tiLupany theui along tho Hi: ii anient i'n addn. Med eii li , at Cluverport, or to John at Hardiusbnr . will receiv
DAVID K ir ff the Hoard i -lwd&w
Ml'ltli f Direc
ute for t)ie purither at CloverDirertors. who e of the road, er to David K. It. Hruner, Sec-
npt atu
AY, President.
etui of in mu-i all who I iibtr tie will
Jni;&it--THfi avV-dt-rsiufnd would rcsji etfolly irforin the cit-
r'iy that he is prepared to give IrmiiHia the 1'i.iiio ur other iunt rumen t3, t favor him with thetr patronage, ts of all kiudrt tiiU'd ami put in order.
dtl
lit
.r th
t- pun
:.ud
CHBI8TIJ
N ATTnTA
and Third etree: iulvll
fB.i law, m . r. ANTHRi, (Notary Public LAW & AN THE S, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, GdtHEBAL COLLKcTION AND UKL BSTATI AGENTS. Offi.'e No. 87 Main street, oppodit-e the Court Houste, Evanf-ville, Indiana. mayl'j-dttwl rhmjumH wMJmi9 WJt a oJs jriJS ker. 4Tb underrtigued is fully prepared to manufacture all descriptions of Carriages and Wagons frcrn tht finest ti the cheapest, all of which will bo guaranteed of the best woi kman-hip. A cotufunt !-ui'ply uf Tarriajren and Wagonn will le found in mv waron-oiiiM, at No. 146 ftlftin ntreet, E va n vi 11. FRANK IIAM3I KKST EI N. N. U. Repairing done at reavnable rate.-, with neatness and dit-ikatch. july"JO-Mmdw"
tfS gtrnMrnmi V&JWw& dT 2,'(t lbi .Shoulder, plain, .rrm
just received and tor Hale at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
2,000
n BoOa, Burni
tt. SCBH.--4 t-l i FKH'S CK L K H tt. tted German Ointment, an infallible cure for Felons, Cutr. Broiaafc Fever Sores, Scalds, White Swellings, Salt Rheum, and Infl ima.
EMM Of all kinds. X. S. THOMPSON, Wholesale and Retail Agent, aiiy:l No. 66 Main street.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNIFORMS
M1 0 It ' OBJ T tO.V
Order for Bro k
Side-Watt
poods, and the immense i us to offer thorn at the at
CAMPAIGN
We have a largo supply of LINCOLN AND HAMLIN MEDALS ; also, those of all the otber candidate?, whicb we are .lelliciy the doeeu, hundred or thousand at New Yorkrricet. Terms cash on delivery here or hv Ex-ureas. aoaI5-ltn. J. A. SMITH A CO.
1111. 1.S ..-,- FEVER IT MS .1
settled fact that Marker's C'hloriim Aftue Kill
er is the beat medicine known tor effecting a Kiirs and permanent cure of Fever and Apue or Chills uud Kever. It prevents Ajrue Cake an I all the ills thnt follow the use of Quinine. For sale hv N. S. TUOMTSi-'N, augl At the Citv Dnur Store. aFaddress to friends. nfW tTJVlM Mi H SI ,VA' U 17 Ma IB .at reecttully laforni his f rieiuls and ftdlowcitizeus, that he has this dy coiumeuced bu-iner for himeeif at the well kaowa i-tand of Jobai H. aApp. I have j ml received a very nice ami well selected stock o Ladies', 3Iissea Hoys', and Children's Shoes of every Btyle and of the beat juaiity.
strict attention to business and the
f a No. 1 article of Sh' es the patronage of my new as
And now it is hereby ordered u Common Council of tlui:tiuy-. the owrier? of all lots or parts or adjoiuiiifr the fouth--at from Second to Third streets in side-walk thereon to be bmur jrrade, and thit tl.-.y rau-g a No. 1 to b laid SoVn ffierooii from the publication of thi on! Clerk V Office, Aucnst 28, !'
M G M mM 3T d .
Order for Bib k Side-Walk
Auut 25, tHeO. And now it is directed, by the Common Cou EvansviMe, that the owners ol lots frottiitg ou or adjoining th Second atreet, from Oak to
in said city, cause the m ie-wa brought to the proper gfsda. ai a Side-Walk f Clahs Nf. 1 to b on within thirty dv? from the order. p City Clerk-. Ofhr.-, At. 'cruM. lfi
' On
OTMCJK.-
uil directed, hy the uf rai..--. o.'o. that of :o.s frontin? on e of Cherry street, said oily, cause tht fat to the proper .-lot . walk of Cla within thirty days Cl'KKK, Clerk. w- v t- , m . Covmcfl t'hamlier, hereby ordensd and icil of the City ol ull lots or parts ot ! southwest side ol Mullterry street:. Like thereon tu bit ud that they caus le laid down therepabticatioo of this . JJL'KKE, LTk.
MIO It F O H.I T l6.
WS Order I
And
T t IB.
Plank Side- alk. AiarMt 2-. lSflO.
it it is herelo, orJ..r,.,l uud rfirMet.t lie
mmon Coe.uciljut'thetity of Evansvlllo, that the
f lotH frontina: on r of Elm, street, from
( '
owners ot all tots
idjoiiiviK the uorth Firsit to Second sir. walks -th-reon to Is and that they rails, he laid down ther the publication ot
r irrade. No. -i to tvs frt-iii
(
i rata
BV itK K, Clei
MO Ttt Mi
Franklin Sth
eil of tbe Ci y of propo-als until S p struction of a Sewo m;isco, from a piuut toll Avenue, to a pit euue. The contr:tc
and do the work ac tious on hie in thi. ttpon the 6 mpleiio due in one vear, in.
i tt.
TMMt Tflds..
-t Sewer. The Common Coon -vansville will receive scaled euiluT 8th, 1SS0, for thfi couuudor Frsiikliu streei, Lsine hundred leet wet ui Ful-
lors t
ordin t; office. Ml
feet Has I
i furnish
u and
inetit
lerk's )
TEJ -'
lteon tspi in's 9 has reearly A He- . The
m Main street, for either a
prints possess
invalids and
to thect. 'i here are md the grounds nre and surrounded with
Cf O ' Ol
H F O B.1 T I
ts tronf:n,r on rrv Mr, ML be
A Act dir.-c Kvau of Li
ol I berr
III said Clt, cause 111 tie hrenehr to ihe prop lausea side-walk QfCha Ihetoon, within I hit t i of ibis older Cl i l. rk's Office. Am jrjf n tu s.i i, ti M and reck - I he au
auction ar the w h:irf 1
strei-ls. on Monday, Sepo-m M ., a flat foit :iuua juauiri wharf. rtoc eda of Kl lo ol expenses of removing sal By order id ihe Comiuou
of Third Atthe materials
"perlflca- . be made y Bonds Clerk.
t V Mm i 'hamber, rdered and
osourl'-e.stside I F mrih streetR, Iks there in tu and th. it the to he laid down file publicatiou "KK E, Clerk.
OF F1..1T
II :
t .
D
la
HO -IT .it public md Viu.j
l.s.k, a.
.id ut
r HJ, ut I'l
f nark sunk at
aipio o to iy u,
t and lock, il. ti. O KI bKVi U h.irl MasU)
Ml O Wy Or.
H I' O N .1 T 1 O JV
Ilrder for Brick Side walk
And now it is hereby ordered ati Common Council of l be City ot V. owners of all lots ami parts of 1. adjoining Loons! sireetoii bold tween bixth and Seventh street, the side walks thereon to be bro tr.tde, and that they cause aside 1 to lie laid down thereon witbil
the pulilication ot tbisor 'er. P. Bl'ilKE City Clerk's Ofiice, Auru9t 27th. ISfO.
JV O T t ' B. August Jo, liHM d dtre -t d Jiy tho cattsville, that tho it. Fronting on or Sides llli-reof, lio said eity, ciuaj tight to tile proper walk of class No. thirty duys from
erk.
1 O H W-J Order
F O It Jt T M o.y
r ior Brick Hide-W ak
August 25, I8C0. And now it is harehy ordered afid
directed, hy the i.onimon Coiuici Kvansvllle, that the owners of a of Lots fronting on or adjoining on both sides thereof between tiet street, iu said City, cause thereon to be brought to ihe pi
that they cause a aide-walk of ( I. iss N
laid dow n thereon, within thirty days f
licttiion of thi order. P. ni'IlKE, i-Merk. Clerk's Oflice, AniruHt 27 IgQO.
WOTIIE TO C'tl.VT BJ CT 0 B S.
VO Tt C'B 'ouncil tJhamhcr.
i oi the Ulty o. II Lots er part., r Locust street, enth and Eighth the aide-walk
:ijicr grade, and
1 to he i the pith.
1
ville will receive sealed proposals until the lfith day of September, 180". for grading, guttering aud man adsmizing Main street, from a point near theCaual to the upper line of Light street tho contractor SO furnish all the materials, and do the work aftreeablv to plan and specifications on Qla iu this oflice. P. BritKH, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Arfgnst 27th, I860.
f 1 OBPORmtTIO J
W-S Order for Stoun Curhinpr.
.VO T t i'B.
August 21, 18u0.-
And now it is hereby ordered and d.rectad hv the
Common Council of the city of L'vuniville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining JIain street in said city, ou both ldee thereof, from the Canal to Eighth street, ramie good stone curbing of the dimensions and ju.illiv specified in the Ordinances of the city, to-be placed iu front of said Ion, extending twvlve feet arouud the corner or across the end, of the pavements ut the intersection of streets aud alleys. Said curbing to be done within thirty days from the nublication of this order. P. BCBKE, Clerk. Clerk's Oflice, August 27th, 18G0. VrtTMtB to nmJrrjm&Jv; cijitTuien, and all persons requiring a license by the Ordiuauce of the City of Evansville that on and alter the last day of August, 1800, I will cause suit to he brought against all persons falling to oh tain their licenses. K. MAKT1N, aug28 City Marshal.
IjI.ISS Jif.V OF M'JI.y .IT TUB NEW DH.UG STORE, 1 b'J Main street.
B aug
The
Economist.
iOJS'U HliSS ' of Magnesia, a
U-.ITMJJt. rid Tartro Citric THOMPSON'S
I ITU. I TB Lemonaiie, at Drug Stere.
iTnmense Home and European Demand. PROFESSOR WOOD'S Iltt if ttestoratice Was introduced to the public early in 186.'t.
Cn ire really used th
civilized
orld.
IF YO( P. II A IK IS GBAT, IF TOUR HAIR IS THIS, OR, IF TOO ARE BALK. IT WILL RESTORE IT. IF VOI! HAVE OANDRFFF IF TOO HAVE SI ALU HEAD, IF Vol' HAVE NERVOUS HEADACHE, IT WILL ( ' C It E THE M . TO PRESERVE THE COLOR, TO PREVENT ITS FALLISij,' TO M A K E THE II A I It Q IA iS-SY, US WOOD'S HATH RESTORATIVE. BOLD BY O. J. WOoD iCO., 114 MARKET STREET, ST, LOUIS, MO , PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND IHU'GGISTS, IN CITV AND COL'iilKV.
IV ODD fc CO.
II it jnne 1
BJ.V.V S I MlI.FHit.ITM. il no Balsam.
2-.lmd t
s
K. II jun
Ft It ITS OF
Ti: BP E.VTI.y-B 5 it, .just rt-ceived per steamer
1ILBEKT 4 CO
BBSI1 FHIJS
v lot j ii-1 nee
JmV Ml
MI TT BB.
sale hv
id for
HAS
LIHNSTON, Posev Block.
IS . SI & .1 JPVTA
of: St B O US TO i t stock, iu order to
It Mi II I f B
MMXImVU Mil my pres
MAKE ROOM FOR FALL COODS, I will, for THIRTY" DAYS, sell Coods at
Reduced
il! large, aud coaipri
Greatly
Prices !
ip an .0j
variftv ct
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Adapted to the season and the wants of the people.
Tlic Ladies Particularly will find a large assortment of area a so beautiful dbehh goods, Whkh can b bought at very low figures at No. 5 MAIN bTREET. &ui WM. M. Dl'5iCAN. Volksbote copy
rmvns stove h.i s tjikbj tub ML first premiums at every Fair where It has been exhibited. At the South-Western Indiana I District Fair, held here October. 1869, there were but two premi mus offered for cooking stoves one for I the best wiod covking stove, and one for the best coal I cooking stove. The Economist took tbe F IRST PREMIUM FOR THE BEST . OOKINO STOVE ! FOR WOOD. Roelker, Kinsman ic Co took the first I premium for their cookiug stove for coal. No other ' premiums were offered. The large silver mdal was I awarded to the Economist at the New York State Fair; and tbe first premium at tbe United States I Fair held at Chlcagu, and twelve othur State and County Fairs iu I -' j In no branch of mechauical ait bae there I been a more apparent advance than in' trie manufacture of stoves. It is but a few years since j the very name was a novelty, representing a huge, shapeless structure, almost as devoid ot ; use as ornament, These have gradually given place i to patterns of grace aud utility ; until the varietif s i our markets now present have almost exhausted j the vocabulary of names; and the different phases the metal is made to 'assume, would astonish old Vulcan himself. Instyle and finish, tjie improvei merit has been real, leaving nothing to Do desired on that point, but the severe competition in price, to which they have been subjected, has deprived ' them of many of the more substantial qualities) ; desirable. This seems more especially to have been i the case in reference to cook stoves aa article ot ' domestic economy that has more to do with scolding wives aud crotcbe.y servants than most people lniI aglne. The public have long sought au improvei meut in this article, and we believe are ready to pay any reasonable price for a cooking stove, if it only poeeeeeeH the inertf of size, weight, convenience, i durability, economy, and perfection of manufacture. These qualities seem to be possessed most fully la I the Econ .mist anew stove, perfected end brought i out the past season, hy Messrs. Treadwnll, I'orry ! A Norton, of Albany. We heard so much of this i stove, and it looked so much like a-tove intended ' for use, that we concluded to try them, and the ' result of the experiment convinces us that the' ; proprietors, in their determination to make the bent ' store in the world, have succeeded. We regard the i Economist as possessing all the merits above enu- '. merated as the great stove of the day far in eilvance of anything ever attempted iu the line of : stoves, perfect iu all it3 appointments, and true to its name in durability and the use of fuel. Among ; the many conveniences attarhed to tt, may be menI tioued a largo oven, with hooks arranged, for emv pending meats while roasting. A copper water tank, holding from 12 to 26 gallons warming closet, broiling hearth, dr., Ac. ' The broiling hearth is one of the most noticeable feata'ree Of this remarkable stove. There never ban Isssn, to clot knowledge, any broiliug.axture that was reallr satisfactory in ita eperatioii. Tit., proprietors of tlu, stove have been conducting a series of experiments upon broiling, eliciting some valuable facts, and rsBolting in the invention of a gridiron adapted to this stove, which has Ween secured hy letters patent, and is one of the most admirable things of the kind we ever saw broiliug without smoke, aud keeping tbe coals iu a constant glow. W'eare aiways glad to do justice to mechanical improvements, aud cs pecially such as contribute so largely to the general good, as the one above mentioned. The Economist, whit his commandlngsiKh a large sale, will be fouud only at SCANTLIN STL PHENS'8, Maiu st., between Water and Ilrst. Evao. ville, Ina mArt Good luck Needed for Young Beginners. THE FIRM OF MILLER & NIEHAUS rmnms Fijj.n n.in ji st hbcbivM. ed a bran-new stisrk of Dry Goods, consisting of a great many articles in their line, too numerous to name, which are now open for inspection, and will certainly be sold cheap for cash at their stars . 43 Miln street. MILLER NIEHAUS.