Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 41, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 October 1860 — Page 2

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ITT MOttNING OPLE'S OCTOBER SB TICKET. onal Election, on Tuesday, November 6th, 1860. FOR PRESIDENT, RAHAM LINCOLN Or ILLINOIS, y"THH Pkoplk of these United KS ARETHK RIGHTFUL MASTERS OF BOTH : .onst'tutiox, but to u verthltow the whd Pervert the Constitution." ham Lincoln. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, LNNIBAL HAMLIN Or MAIN K. " I Love my Country more than I i my Party.'' Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Electort for the St'tfe at Large. ILL CDMBACK, of Decatur. IHH L. MANSFIELD, of Jefterson. Dutrut Elector. District Cyrus M. Allen, of Kuox. District John W. Kay, ot Clarke. District Morton C. Hunter, ol'Mourue. tristrict John II. Faniuhar, of Franklin. District Nelson T rosier, of s'ayette. District Beuben A. Kilty, of Hancock. District John Ilamia, of Putnam. District Samuel A. Hull, of Tippecanoe. District James N. Tjner, , Miami. District Isaac Jeukinson, of Allen. District David O. Daily, of Huntington. k. Gouons Eloquence. John B. (Jough, world renowned Temperance Lecturer, 5W holding forth in New York. The last iber of Harper s Weekly speaks of him I : 'he effect produced by the famous teniince orator upon his audience is a most king illustration of a broad impression '.he purely dramatic style of oratory. It another tribute to the influence and po-.v-oi' the drama. Mr. Googh is not a iker he is an actor. His pictures of misery of drunkenness, in its many asis, are so vivid and thrilling that the (1 over the auilicue,) is that of the most jtional actor. The effect is immediate i immense, but it is nieiely temporary, u .-o it has no intellectual root. A'hen Sheridian had finished his speech the Warren Hastings trial, and when Dtalembert sat down in the last days of last Legislative Assembly of Loui3 ilippe, after an attack upon the gorernnt, it was moved that the Houses adjourn, .t they might not legislate or judge under sway of strong passion. Mr. (lough'? cts are akin to these. He sweeps all ore him, except the passionless reason, at may concede the justice of his cause, . it does so before he begins. It is not ..cted by his funny or tragical anecdotes. Somebody told Fox of an eloquent ech he had heard tiie night before ; "and will tell you what he said.' "Stop, p 1 " exclaimed Fox ; ' if you can tell me tat he said, il was not an eloquent speech. " asured by Fox's standard, Mr. (lough's queuce is supreme. For if it were rerted and rend, the wonder of those who tened and yielded to its charm would be tusing. . i The Ft si.iv HormCHl in i Ihio. -1 he j ncinnati Titnea (American) thuscouiinenu ' the fusion dodge o!' the Enquirer : This fusion dodge ; t sharp dtidge of tie anus of Kteplieti A. Douglus. It is a rewd rui'tisurc to suve Ibe sinking foittsnea the Illinois Senator, and like ererytliiao; retofore connected with the Douglas ovement, Lreathes death and destroctioa all who pnrtitiiiate in it. ' The end juries tbe means," was the rrv that kept life the Douglas party at Baltimore; and all e usagea of the once "grand old party ' ?re trampled in the dust, the minority reed into rebellion, the party distracted d wofully divided, that Mr. Douglas ight be placed before the iople as a I'resential candidate. Once before the people, outraed the people, he outraged the digty of the position by taking the stump in s own behalf, confident that such a course ould add to the streugth of hli cause. Hut .e reverse has been the result. It has beme mote evident, dav after dav, thai ouglas's great popularity in the North is i ore moonshine than real ; and that if the ouglas movement is left to stand on its wn merits, it is prubahle that this roving tndidate lur the Presidency will not have ne electoral vote to back his immense pre:nsions. Hence the fusion movement, by ihich it is sought to make the supporters f Bell and Kveretl the backers of Stephen 1. Douglas. The Death ok K-Puesiiv:nt MoitA or osta Kica. The New York Times's corespondent, writing trom Panama on the th inst., says : Mora bore his fate manfully. The lile of len drawn up for his execution stood with . jeir muskets not ten feet from him, and etthe five balls in his body did not kill in. "Give me another shot, geutlemen." e said, " and finish me." Ile refused to i e blindfolded, but stood calmly facing his ' xcutioners. His body, as well as that ' 1 , . ; . 1 1 . . . , fCanas, was thrown into a hole in the sand, : .l. ,1.. i,i , . ... GIU Wltll tl e I 1 1 1 1 ! . - 1111 ill w He 1 Ibov Ui.rp inrdered. (,'anas was strikitig tire with is steel and flint to light bis cigarito at the oment he felt the lead at his heart. He .03 shot at the foot of tiie monument ereetd to hi3 honor tor his many services to 'osta Kica, in the Plaza at I'untu Arenas. l appears that Mora had beeu cruelly de. ;ived (or betrayed ) in his expectations of sings in other parts of the Republic. So ir as I can learn, not a movement was inde in his favor except at Punta Arenas. Thk Solth Comini; to tiikiu Skxsks. he following from the columns of the N. . Commercial Bulletin, one of the leading, nd most influential papers in the Sout'j, hows that our brethren there have cotisidred the matter of secession in all its bearigs, and have arrived at the jnst and sage onclusion that secession and disunionism ill not heal the malady of the lire-eaters. Ve append the article alluded to, which peaks for itself. The H. Ot Commercial ulletin declares ihat a breaking tip of the 'niop " would not ouly cause the ships to ot at the levee, and bankrupcy and ruiu illow in the train of disasters, but the real state of New Orleans would not be wotth weoty-five cents on the dollar to what it is ow ; cotton would go down to such a ligre that it -would not pay to cultivate it, ud the pall ot general stagnation, the wings I dreary desolation, would rest upon the tnd torn by internal dissensions, und renhed in civil and fraternal blood. Hex. o is but a faint picture of what onr condion would be on a gigantic scale. " Czillag is Ibe name of a new sinuer JJgaged at the New York Academv of lusic, and she is to receive $12 000 for six lonths' service.

The population of Charleston, S. C, 40,743. The Indianapolis papers my tliere were 40,000 people at the Suite V'ii last TSuirsday. A PmsicioitJ Alarm is r. Tue finluic ul the Arti.m's Bank New Vork. :i Bniall con

cern of only three years standing;, was through sheer niL-management from the start, a rotten basis, and a combination of financial causes. The X. Y. Herald gives this explanation in its business columu, and on the editorial page has a double leaded article headed, " Commencement of the

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Politico-CoHimercial Crisis." in which it predicts Jire calamities to follow the cleCtion of Lincoln, upon whom and the " black republicans the present disaster is charged. The Emperor of China is represented to be in a state of drunken, helpless imbecility. The chief censor, an officer whose duty it is to rebuke the faults of the highest Chinese officials, protested some months ago against the conduct of the Emperor, against his drunkenness and dissipation, his attachment to actors and love of low society. This reproof of his majesty was published in the Pekin Gazette, and circulated throughout the length and breadth of the empire. A wagon loaded with a Douglas pole broke down in the middle of the road near Michigan City, Indiana, one day last week. Night came on, and the Woodpeckers concluded to postpoue the !ole raising until the next day. During the night a bait dozen Lincoln boys might have been seen in that locality, and when the red cap-i returned in j the rnoroiug, they found the pole split into j rails and the wagou fenced in. Ex. Accident to Cyrus L. Dunham. Thfollowing item we clip from the State Seriti- ' ' nel of the 33d. Mr. Dunham is Secretary , of State. He used to live in Brownstown. A telegraphic dispatch was received last , . evening from Brownstowu stating that Mr. i ' Dunham had been run over by a train of i cars, and requesting a physician to be sent : . from this city to attend him. The extent ' 1 of his injuries were not stated, but they are : probably dangerous. Wealth of Mississippi. The Vicksburg ! Whig of the 6th inst. says: It has been estimated that the taxable I wealth of Mississippi, in land and negroes, 1 i in the year 1800, will amount to the Maud- ' j some sum of $o.":, 100,000. The estimate for the county of Warren is put down at $19,500,000. Hinds is put down s the richest comity, her estimate being S"f.ooor ' ' 000. Lowndes comes next, ?2(, 000. otto. - . Yazoo md Bolivar, $20,000,000. Madison, 1 j $2:i,00),000. Marshall, $22,000,iOu. VSoto, $20,000,000, &c. ke. PiiiNCES of Wales. There have been ; eighteen Princes of' Wales, to-wit : Four , I of the House of Plantagenet, four of I.ani caster and York, two of Tudor, three of SttUtrt, and five of Hauover. Klcveu came , to tbe throne ami died Kings, ronr came to their death by violence. Twelve were married ; three to English ladies, ami nine to ladies from other Countries. Ftorof j the latter were from France, one Irmn Portugal, one from Spain, one from Bavaria, j one Irom Brunswick, auj one from S.ix'ei Uoth.i. I Another Prim klv (.ikt. Baron Renfrew appears to have dispensed presents with a liberal band wherever he has gone5 I'. 1 ' . . I ... - , .' .. . ' B .1.... .1... 1 c.i. 1 1 1- . 1 1 superiniwusretuj ..1 .ur .0. ,iU, ,u ... , inn. encksl.urg Kailroad, Win. .n. liraog, hn,. .,ns rt.ct,ived a umgulllLi ni brcastpu, from the Baton. The pin represents the British and Ann-rican colors crossed, and is studded with diamonds. Its estimated vajue is $27.5 It was conferred upou Mr. Bragg in consideration ot his kinil atttntiuti 1.1..I excellent mai agement during the recent passage of the Baron to ai d from Bichmoud. Tut St. Paul Pioneer, 11 llouglns organ thus expresses the views of its party in Minnesota respecting fusion : We presume the slalemeuUi are substantially true; and our conscience will uot permit us to say I lint the lesulls ought not to be as they are said to be. We gave our riews on the subject of the polUicad harlotry involved in the unnatural lusiou of elements utterly antagonists iu spirit and principle, when the outrage was consummated by the political pimps of the great Central States. e stated then that the corrupt I bargain would he repudiated by the ho best masses of the conflicting organization.- ; and as we believe our prophecy was justly liaised we have no regrets to t xprea ihat it bus been 1 ighteuiisly fulfilled. the j Kkw Albany in 1823. We following mention of New Albany iu Iti'i: I from Morse's (.Ja.etteer of that date, it is I i hard to realize, while looking upon our ; ! flourishing city of to-duy, that it wits once ' ; the little village relencd to iu the para. J graph below : "New Albany, post tuwu and eupilol of i ' Floyd county, iud., ou the Ohio nearly opi posite Portland, Ky., and lour miles below ; I the falls at Jcflersouville. il is situated on the second bank of the t'hio ; the town was i commenced in ltilsl, and has had a laj.id growth, containing at present lo dwelling houses, a Presbyterian church, and about 1,000 inhabitants. 1 here are a steam saw and grist mill, ami a ship yaid. It abounds with springs ot excellent water, and is very heal t by . l.rjyer. Cor BUB or Lkctcbks. Tbe members ot the Young Meu's Chrisliau Association are sstsiuswiayscimiMis mm m wiswisw v iccnrea . ,s , . . , ., mis iviuiei luui iii . a u 'i. 1.1 e,iit ionises ... r in the reputation ot those that' deliver the lectures. Among tne lecturers uow engaged arc- dohn B. Qoogn, the celebrated ternMa orator, who will deliver two lectures, 1'rof. Voutuaus, who delivered the most popular lectures iu the previous courses; Uayard Taylor; Dr. W inship, the strong man ; Dr. Breckinridge, of Kentucky ; Mi. Martiu the celebrated traveler iu China, and others. The course will commence iu No vember, ol which due notice will bo given. This array makes it au object tor every tainily to secure early seasou tickets, which can be obtained of members of the Association, as the crowd of strangers in tho city during the winter will certaiuly (ill the IIa.ll. In (liunajwli ..', . Maury Kakly. At the teaximencetnettt of tue Ueform Medical College, (..'a , an oration to the Graduates whs delivered by Cot. t. A. I.ochrnne. The following concluding remaiks u,ce applicable to all tbasses of young men : As a means of resisting the letnplalious of yon tli, I woold only repeat 11 lotig convirtion that young men should marry early in life, and commence its cares: nil:-. Some loving heart to ban upon, and the inspiration ol some Softl sweet voice to nerve him lot the coutiict of care which he is to euter. Let her be no painted bnlterrly to lead him along the path of plea-sine , but let kindness warm her heart, n Beet ion beam in her eye, truth cling to her Lips, and nbjve all, her intelligence be linked with religious convictious. With hi-r, life s durkesi hours will brighten with hope, its worst fortunes be met with courage. She will bring heaven to earth to cheer yon o'ilh ils prom, ises, ami. even through htr teais will rise a 1kw ot happiness to span yonr future, and betoken a brighter to morrow for vour for-tunes.

SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

W. M. AIKMAN &CO., IE9 n ODUCE AND - Commission Merchants, .o 'V .ortli Water t., Kvauville. Agents fur - tiie ra t of Salt, Klonr, Orali, Provision-, and a!! other articles ol Produce. oct'J.' fOK.V. --J.'iU Ht XII. E.IK t Hk1'M. y store and for sale by OCt25 W. M. AIKMAN A CO. LOUH.JEE It MS HI ETIO.YS OE Flour cuuitantlv on Inn i am) iu store, and le by (octiS) V. M . AIKMAN A CO. i9 otjtoes -ir, hbi.x. rioif; Keshaunock Potatoes in store aad for sale at low li cures, tOCLOSE OCT, by oct-J". Vf. M . AIKMAN A CO. 'M E It -H. aad (oi ItllJ.Y, JKVi OJTS, sale by W. M. AIKMAN A CO. 'll: stori MA St.OO I oct2" ISHI.S jaterltta CVniont, In blids. Grey Uaw, at sr lili J, iu store aad for sale by W. SI . AIKMAN" 4 CO. HERMANiV, I SCCl KSSOIt TO A. KLUTZ, j WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEi TIO1NER k MKER, Manufacturer ot Candies, Cakes, i-vrujis, &c, dealer in Orange, lemons, sVc, and Nuts of all kinds. sbTN rders from pnrtiesj attended to at nhorte.t not i-.. . - Sola azi-.it f,,r M.tUt.v's Cniivaled ILiltino.re ( ivsters, No. 1A South First street, between Main and Locust, Kausvi'.K-. Iud. Kor sale cheap for cash. oc J4-l v I V PBI1VSI, ' j-oie tu i: i.jiuks. meif oii Dar i,1 ' Kiss me Sweetly,"' and "Stolen Kins, " Hfe!i land " and " Japanese N. oct24 Quicktn " Kiss n also, llio celebr.itt ' Kxtracts, at . THOMPSON'S St ,r Drug Store. Tim wm.i. f.v i-v occupied by M h . , Guvisk, deceased, as a (rrocery am) provision store, corner of Main and Ki urtli streets. Tliere is a first-rate sinoke Ksojsm nttae-lied to the store. Apply toJobn Gavisk, or W'M. ISA11M, Jr. jul.9-dAtf T race , in;t IO Tllji I.J IU Ei TIIK UK.U ine (ihiTine Lotion, for raapped hands. men and lip-, at aet2! TliO.MPSOS'S Oil Druu Store. WW 1! II . It 11 i I. IJ- MJLI, nao'h adiuii-ed I ihe children. Sold ..t the City Dru; Store, SIS Main street. mj f k u -r 11. i ne mmvBMJBB, JBl li.!vin- sn.i Tooth Bf une, at ortJI N. S. THOMPSON S N, w Drat; Store. I Pomades. Hail Oris, and llnir Toiiies, ju t i I and '01 sale at i. l l !H Ol I U i in hill lie.: Sile bt . n i 1. j ssk n.j C' W siiuill ! n ceieed and l". . etJl .tfels, Very ,-hoire, just . E. QfUtBKT A co. r unnm, .ii.i. IS. UILBKKT a- CO. 7 jr Ji T f It K s . mWm. kinds, 1 ir ale 0 W-S ground Corn Heal, front NK Oora. .lust received Btirl lor fnrle hv odJl .IAS. KI(KINK . C. 1. k : mix in -.ww in: n .. Curt. ine, nlfn"re-d, of pood ea.Honalde priee. Iiiuirent Ibis Oct If lw ; M t ei ei si ' quality, and at 1 office my H f 1 T , - r. H.IISI.-S ! -.11.nonde. Currants, Prunes, Chocolate, ( ranlier- ; rii s. Ohestiiiits. Ae., tar sale by , ortlS .IAS. KllSKINK A CO. jj I.1 1, lilt., i It II I. S. It XT H.I CO JIM. t-' Oil, fie,- from smell or smoke when nsinfr. LAMPS. A burin aiMortment .1 Laaane, various I pattei in aiol i -es, and at prie. to suit buyers. I Lamp Wickinjr, Shades, Chimney trusties, Ac, for lie hv ctlSl JAS. KBSKI.1K A HOl'ISIO.VS. "IOO LBS. I MOHH Sosrar I'nre.-t Hams, canvsscd ; 150 lbs. cboi. ,- Sugar Cured Shoulders, caavtrased ; l"o u.s thotc Dried Beef, caavased Ml lbs. Foloiftia Saus ages : 'i bbls choice Leaf Laid, lor sale bv octlfe .IAS BUS KINK A CO. kJ.VJ H IE S. Sv SIE I 'ES, COEEEK Mill-, Biddies, Curry Coniba, Tacks, I'owd Shot, lea l, bite Tlav-. Kgg Bonteio a 18 Fish , e., Starch, Knife Bask It Ac, ic for sale by JAS. KK.sK INK A CO. 4 1 II E E S X :t O It It H f III' H E and HumL Knalinli Dairy, Westei Keser lurgh Cliee eivtsl an 1 for sab- by .I AS E RS KINK A ( oetld It oee: 1-otto.s; 11 e.iie, ei.ou in.-, iLili. r. li.d Coi.l, i'!,, thes Lines. aud spinet lor sals bv oil i JAS. KliSKINK.t in. MB o 1' .1J- TEI. .I.' -I IT! i V-', nergetic boy. us;p IU .. go, of iol loil-tts. and win, writes a g..oil plain band, toad as Foster, A.- I!. sod v. ill be furnished. Apply to ... tic GEO. FOSTEK A Co. k7 u.i is. in mails. mBjumm eouto 9 IUcp, ::u bids astern Bssnssd, Owastesk Pon dered, GranuUUeil andj Corfae Sugars, received by rail by ortif. 6 BO. FOSTKBstCO. Coroner's Inquest SI' ie 1. 11 IJV e f.i.vsf-it.i.E, trjythe 7th day of Octolier. I SCO, over the body of a boy named Teaugatt Sehoror, iu Pigeon toviisbip, Vanderburcfa County. The boy's ftiendlive 011 the corner of clarit and Fonrtfa street. The verdict ot the Jnry was, be came to his uoatls by acoldnutally falling from a tns,, by lie new bridge on Fswnklin street. octt-aw JiHIN WAYMAN. Coronor T t HE.VT. .1 HOI SE CO.mTJljApply to W t 8 I. W. HUGH KS, No. Is Main st. ier 110.110.vw .- itBt.s iio.nmy from New 0 '1 bids Fine Ilomony ir Uritts, received this day OOX A LANGLII'S. j0.n e ei .n E Ei.ys : - eej w.tioh e W left at (octl-2) COllK tl LANGLKY'S. .V .V'.VJTi SOJE Jt.YII I.J in H... oil. bxs Procter A- Gamble's Soaps. Ion callous Proctor A Gamble's Lard Oil, Winter Strained, i. ceive.l this day at nets COOK A LANGLKY'S. PAY YOUR DEBTS & SAVE COSTS. . k E e it s o .- HJVO iv.-j jb ihi mselvi . Ilaiehted to 111. by note, due bill, or open .'.eeoiint, will please come forward aud pay the same within this week. 1 have dunned aud dixixaedsill ' Daanfwg ' ient for Liiicoln, and now I " must make the best of a bad baraiu," and try what virtue there is iu lav. Tbe wise will be cautioned accordingly. THOS. RKDHOND. 0ct3S-ls d, a lance and elecaut lot ot Coal I.:t!ii-., consisting of h tail .-isrjortiiient of Seringin, II tnd, iarkrt and Bedroom Lamps, alt- Chiuiiwvi, Wiik, and Oil of thevi-rv hit Ifalllj, VTH. HIKKUOWKU, DrujririHt, t tj.;d 7? jlaiu street, Wasbinzton Block. m r n.x'E'i T' s vovojtijyrB, ebeJ3.SI pared from OOCOS Hilt Uil. an elegant prepale.l tor the Hnir, which it pri serve, beantifles, aud 1. aders dark and flossy. It is tbe best and cheapest Hs il ill 1 asln in the w.'i'.d. For sale bv WM. BIEKBUWKB, Drugiist, wiiil No. 73 Msiu street, Washington Blotk. E, O E HHEf .U.iTIS.Tl, ESK THIS Uaasascus Liniu.ent. 1 1 has snred thoussascss ol I he worst 'Cases '. Prepared only at WN. lilKUlt iWKli S, Drnnrait, HitS! 76 Main street, Washington Bio. k. .011 Eistt i-z mtt.n ton fisu'. a seisl article, ju 1 received bv JAS. LitsKINK .1- CO-, t-.l 7 Main street. jg ,i a is -.. KITTEH, E li t. S. .1 uL- constant .ii.-.-.lv l the above rts-eivim; duilv. ami larsaieal JAS LKSIvINK 4c CO. 8., ict2T 47 Main street. Coroner's Inquest BBEl.ll O I'M K THE ISO II f OE MM Mrs. Botsu. toim ilv Mrs. N'auel. found dead id Rowley tow a, Pigeon lownshrp, Vander. bursh county, on the ITth dar of ticto! 1 r, 1. . Th- verdict vt the Jury was, she came to for death Wf luoplexy from I n leas peraos e. When she died .be was ab. iit 411 rears ol age, about live leel high, was diessi d in her grave clothing whe 1 the in.pie.r was held, and has 011 her parson, as taras w BMu been euabled to ascertain, as above slated ..-lb. i-.-.-v JOHN WAYMAN. Coroner V. C. BOOTS AND SHOES! X i. DE3 1VI O 7" Jk. jZm ffVHE IWIlEHsiij.Yi.it H.I s SB In IT. ! Il 1 App'a Bi, . I. I je er M il li. ami th, piiMil new stand, as B-.-I and s ho,. n-e- Kepniri tice and t.i tbr s Shop fir.uu Mi in street, No No. 7 F urtb sti i rt . onnoaila Ions, , ,T,.i requests bis ..Id friends in gem ral to . .ill and see kiu a his ie can still eati.-lv ibem all in, ahe lille. IS sball be d. ne at tbe -b. .lust best ol VmtM Hue. i tit,a Jtt -Clitt.p lor tah . John m. aj?.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Holland Bitters Fur: Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.

Tai successful introdnctioa and uso of this celebrated Remedy has been the signal for a literal flood of compounds called -bitters." offered in various forms bam a ijuart little to a five-gallon keg, until this word '-Hitters" is but another name for "grog," or some villannus whiskey mixture. Hut the really reat relief derivi-d from the miuuto dose, one tsasnooofaJ, of our medicine, BCESHAVE'S hollakd bitters, arul the ntire a6jece ' a fter jm,stratinn, has establish -d for it a reputation which the host of imitations and counterfeits have failed to undermine. It is positively a vegetable preparation, with burely sufficient pore spirits to preserve it. But one size of the genuine, (Half-Pint Bottles.) price One Dollar. . It is a medicine of long-tried efficacy for Puriyinr? the Wo.., so essential for the foundation of good health and for correcting disorders of tho stomach and lowe!s. Two or three doses will convince tho afflicted of its Balutarv effects. The stomach will sjadiiy regain its strength, a healthy action of the liver, bowels and kidneys will soon take place, and renewed health bo the quick result. For INDIGESTION, Try Boerhave's Holland Bitters. For HEARTBURN, Try Boerhave's Holland Bitters. For ACIDITY, Try Bcernave's Holland Bitters. For WATEEBRASH, Try Boerhave's Holland Bitters. For HEADACHE, Try Boerhave's Holland Bitters. For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try Boerhave's Holland Bitters. For COSTIVE NESS, Try Boerhave's Holland Bitters. For PILES, Try Boerhave's Holland Bitters. In all Nervous. Rheumatic, and Neuralgic AfTee- , tlona, it has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial, and in others aaeclea a ucciae.i cure. Real CarefixUy ! The genuine, highly-concentrated Hiekiiave's Uol1A!CD ISmtKS is put up in half pint bottles only, and retailed at One Dollar i-cr bottle. Tho great demand for this truly celebrated medicine has induced many imitations, which the public should guard agaiuat purchasing. Bevyrre of imposition ! Set that out name is on the label 0 every bottle you buy. Beig. Page, Jr. &Co. SOLE PROPRIETORS, PITTSBURGH, PA. KELLER & WHITE, Af.EXrS, EvansvilU, fnd. s A" r . T E I' l' E B, JLLHaee, Mustard, CinnaBiahoprick's celebratspi ice. Ginger, Cloves to 11 , I mug.', and wneittf d Biking Powder, Us IAS. KRSKINK .1 CO. S. WHEELER & WILSON'?. SEWING MACHINE, No 5 First Str t, between Main and Locust. MKf E OEEEH TO THE El H I.U WW Wl I r . Wilson's Improved Sewiiin Mabine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in i erits an tbe I-at and most ruliable family s. vi imr ma. bine n. iv in use. 1; s. s equally well on the thickest or thinest fabrics; makes the lock stitch impossible to Uliravel, with the essential advantage ol beincaUke on both sides, forssing 110 ridije or chain on the under side ; is simple iu eon structioii, more eiwedy iu ssoreaaent, and more durable than any other machine. We nive full instructions to enaMe the puilhawT to sew ordinary scams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on tli" same machine, and warranted fi r three years. Woalsokeojion constantly hand afnll :issortment of Singer's iiiaA-biiies. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines, trom persons of the highest standing Kast and West, giving prices. Ac, will be furnished gratis, ..n application in pi rsoo or by letter. febtMv F. M. SKLLMAN. feijr Tu Perxm out 0 R'ijjoiwiit.'atti AGENTS WANTED In Every County of the United States, rjpei Ai.'S t.! t I. M the 1 est and It Lr intlv fllitt rated Works published. CHir iullicHti(ns are i th. most inter.'Htin waMti of th KariHvi-, thev are mihlisht tl iit in the most suhtaiitial dace in tho Library t" chara tor, aOaj'tt-tl tu tl Mt't hanic. ;tinl Merchaal the best style anJ IkhukI manner, ami arc wt rtliv a every Honwhuu m the Land. W" To men of fntoiTtri. and industrious habi. t tlii Imsinean Milan an opf ot tunity tor protUaUe i iiiplov incut K'LIom to hv met with. BjJ ' IVrttonadoHiriii" to ad as nentH will rH.vive protuptlv I'v mail fill I partihuTa, terms, Jtc, by addrtasfne UART.OSTZ A Co., PuMi-dn-r:, fM tlT No. 224 North Second nt., IMiiladnlohiii. UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Buyers. Tft IJ I!EJSE ww bnfi mil build up an extensive Cash trade, I will, from the l.'tb of this month, October, Make a lieduction ot lu ner cent, to Cash .buyers. Mv stink U large and fresh, compriaina; tho moat Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods of the season. And I am confident that each buyers will be Enabled to save fully a 10 per cent. by calling at the .heap oath store Of WM. M. UL NCAi'., aetl3-2nid No. 5 Main street. M .1 III ES' II.mTS WM M.I l E JEST -MJ r.-eeiv-d another lot of Florentine, Cobur, Lesrkorn, sin,w. nutland, and Cloth Hats, tor M tssea and Larfles. UaW soon,' at sell AT K Kit d) liliSSINU'o, octU No. 4'i Slain street. ft 't c. j Ylf V O El - HE E I if S Uai ros a stock of ' Bo ts and Sb..,'s is again larce and iplete. made so bv b ;,vr re.ruiis. Their st. k is ..,i..ri ,. 10 Dsasra r bronchi t,. tbls .art of tbe Stat. , very reduced prie. trade, at (ootLS ibey are oi'.ernji; them at rah and prompt paying Ho. IS H .VI N STKKLT. ,ooi ii s ii, --;.i ir - -oi Bis Cincinnati Boloi I EEJ St SHIES. na auslT, just rulv .t LANOLET'S. a a o v s e it e e I- gjv MM great ahnudaua-o al a 01 us .v nctia i OOK i I.ANCLEY'S. ' f O It OJWEB I si Ql EST HE I. II s over the I ody of .lohti Baniiam, or 1. attain,. ; whose body sras fonnyl at Kapplet's Hotel, on j Water street, KcauariUr, pit.c. Tonaaxiip, VanCkHtburgh County, on I ha lth day of Octofa i , IM0. i 1 be ver.lict (4 :iie .Tory was that be came to his . a earth by a rnngeitlve Haiti : that at the lime of Iu d .ath he was about iifty-fonr year- of a-e; that , 'he was atxi.t five feet un inchea iu Inchl . 1 iaat alien be sand lio eras dresnetj in i y How Jian- j Asl uDder-sbiir and n white ration nter thlrf- antl i bad on bis person, s. far as we have been abb to 3 ascertain, aruat ia anova davcTthest. be haring been J f.si.i andrassed in liis bed.ronav J cctlG-Cwd JOHN WAYMAN. C. V. C. i

MISCELLANEOUS. IRRESISTIBLE STYLES AT PERSUASIVE PRICES. SHANKLIN & RE ILLY Have now iu store, and are submitting for inspection, their recent exterrsive purchases of Fall

and Winter Kancy and St.iplo Dry Goods, which for Elegance, Variety and Iieapu6s, are uusur- : pa.'sed. They would direct jiarticular attention to the annexed list, which will be disposed of at prices tliatiauaot tail to meet with the approbation of ; the most fastidious. The Goods are all new and warranted perfect. They embrace Black and Colored Cloths, Black and Fancy Doeskins, Fancy English Tweeds,Cassimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, &c Blankets, Flannels, Plain and Fancy Plaid I Lindseys, Ladies' Striped and Plain Middlesex Cloakings, English, French, and American Prints and Ginghams, Silks and Fancy Dress Goods of the most approved styles, Renfrew Plaids, Royal Poplins, Plain and Fancy Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy French and English Merinoes, Pacific, Manchester and Hamilton De j Laines and Alpaccas, I a large stock of Broche, Stella, Fancy Snow Flake, Sup. Scotch Clan Tartans, McDonald & Malcom Long and Square Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and Striped Wool Shawls & Handkerchiefs, Plain and Fancy All-Wool DeLaines. In the Hosiery department nil1 lw found a re I plete i-tock, in p'lain', Mixed, and Kan. Wool and I Kleeced Cotton Hose, Fancy Wool Knitted (Joo.is, I iurluding Shawls. Hoods, Sontassr, Nubias, Sc., I Ladies' and Gents' Kid, it. Sits, Cloth, and BiickI akiu Gloves and Gsuutbts, Ladies' and (o uts' I., j Wool and Merino Vests and Drawers, BaiaaSMlCaps iu new shapes, and Ladies Kurs. Thev are prepared to exhibit Ihei bib- inrpnrtaj tiou f iritob Lines Gocsis, eyiiiprisiua: I Hub Linens I anil Handkerchiefs, lb- Ir-i aswrtmenl of Si tings msj Sbirtinus eser aflered. Limn Damask i Table Cloths. Dies, bed and Brawn, all sixes, Napkins, Towels, Doylies, and every other description , pertaioinsj to this clasi of msnafsctnos. N. II. Sow on hands, a m eat variety of Thompson's Celebrated Skirts, now so faearutdy known to I tiio Ladies of this city, and whii li S. R. have i had the pit asnre of introducing. As we ate desirous to give to our customers every I advantage possible, and having faci'ities for so do- ! ing seend to none in our line of business, we are j therefore tully ileti rmiue.i to dispose of onr present larije stock at the smallest remnnerative prices. A call respectfully ROticiSSd. nctl7 "jCv V E H y I '.I UIET OE U'OHll MZd and illow Wal at ctl-i COOK A LA NO LEY 3. T SHI.VES EOK .11.1., Hlt'H JJX'II I made. f. octli r sab- bv CiMi.C A LANGI.K ie.i .' - r e.i : 7 i:.i 1'oi jvh n i son Teas, from owe to il, at 11 COOK ,x LANG1 KY'S. BBLS. EH I. TIE O.VIO.X OJconsignment for tale low, ts close, by COOK A LANOLEV octn t .s'E o wn e 1: : VJV i' o it -11 e it . n..t Dnnont s) but the best Gui.powibr reus in tbe City, are to be had at 'II COOK A l.ANiiLKY'S. JVM bush, tut ou .l1 9j CTS .latoes Sweet 1' -an Is- had for, at COOK l.ANi tie LET'S. Ciou.v mmomjMs I sale low by S ,7H IIOZE.V EOH V.. GILBKBT Co., No. 4 Sycamore street. septl mm m.1. T Ell l.OOtl HI SH WHITE WW Ueaii wanted at tbe blbe -t market pi 1 for whieh cash will 1. paid. Prime article. COOK A LANGLKY, No. 7". Main street MM E.I It TH BHOO.TtS, MM do Dosters, Whisk Brooms, cosmaon to extra. Itrussel PnsleH, in treat variety, l eather do all sixes. Blacking Brushes, with and without handles, Scrub mshes, all kinds, to ! bad at octj COfiK LANGLKY'S". BEiJVHii sv turns Stuart's Crushed, at 13c per Tb., do Powdered, Miorrsasfti j"i r, at I'lc per I'... llo Grunlllated, at l-".c per It"., do A Clarified, at l2'..c per It.. These ancars are the best .iiaiity of any in Ibe City, and offered at lower prices, at octlS COOK Ji LANGLKY'S. J B I' E T Sut VMS, Wl Til without leathers, at oct!2 COOK a LASOuISFS. BHJXII. .YITS.rt UUI.S VW d new crop. just, received by oeUI S. K. GILBKssI A l l. mmo T I I E . .11 H. Ji.llUS .TIOHtl.iJ mt w i is mv oulv Aaent and Attorney lor tbe Male of ludianaand Cilv ol i. JAMES II K WITT. Kvansville, Oct. llth-lnid Ague and Fever on CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDILY CURED IIY SMITH'S fiur siTTsTsVf ' M in Diuith aud Diuch and !odhinr.. aud persons afflict ed with the Chills nnd I-Vvrr or AgtM and Fevt-r, is r?j?rtfully invited t this celebrated metlidoe, which has jnntly obtained a high imputation tliroui;hout the toimtty, aud tor many ytars Iih tnaiutaiued it Mipwriority over all ther remedh-a ah a safe, certain, speedy and permanent cure for Chills and Krer -r Agjue and Fever. It dH!- not product- hoadni he, gideUoeaa. tHmslne; of the ears, or any of the uupl-aant trtfri ts which so fit'nuent'v attend the use of Quiniue or otlier reiuedies, hut may be uiven iu all canes and nnder .ill till IlllWtSlu H whatever, to females, infiutsi, atitl tlLperaoni alio am deMIitated ur have the uiost delicate (XUt itutioiifct, without the leadt apIUVUVU3IUU tH .111 llilUIH'in VI run 4iii '. 1 urn .ne t.. This mulii ine has heeonie a staple remedy, aud for years has been extensively used throughout tbu I States ot Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, MissisI &gh mMl Texas, Arkansas. Missouri, Ulmois, loan, "A isconsm , 1 Ihi... I ndiami. NKbiaska, f IVuusylvania, Mirbisan, and Oalirornia, and man ' lately iu Kansas Territory, and has permanently oantal J00ft.0OS nf cssrs in sil its varied forms and conditiuus, many of whii b were ..f from one ts ! three years' standing, and bad resisted .ill the usual j remedies known iu the country, and in 110 case did ' ' to aiake a perfect and pernsanaat cure where f directions wire properly lolloM.d such U its i loranalde miccess that it has game, tliecouedeua.. ! wor, u.a nucuiiwi. ui a wiisnii u lespei ihie nractitiooers of ssediciae throughout tin try, veh. i prescribe and administer it iu preference to unlnine and other remedies. The Proprietor has iu his nasaaaxion a targssuffl. 5 lr of eertiricates and otkasr tesHssonials from parI sons who have used this medicine, as well as Rom i physicians, drue-gists, apothecaries, and other deal -j ers in medicine, attesting its superior virtues as a i curative in Chills and Fev, r or A;ue aud Fever, i and he eouhl obtaiu nsany thousand more, or enongh to fill up a large volume, but be ibs not de.-tu it I necessary, as it is already extojisivelv and farorsldy i known to the public generally. j For sale by city and country Drug gists aud I Apothecaries throughout the West, North-west j and South-west. WILSON, PETER, &. CO., (Se'CK2MK.S 10 WILSON" a STAKHIRIl I, Wholesale Agents, Louisville, Kv. JOHN J. SMITH, it : . tr. sr HESSE U f I E ES.OOUI.S'Ii. 2o,oCi feet just received fr..m City Planing HHIs, snd for sale by JOHN F. GLhVF.R, oct.-ditw if Corce-T 9oTetttiand Main i,ts.

MISCELLANEOUS.

mm K It H 75 HOXKS BUST qnalitv, just received and for sale by jtG S. K. GILBERT CO., T7 ti ..! d o 11 let . ji st ItuJL cejved per r.ii'.oad, and for sale by tx t u . JUO.OOU s. K. GILIiKBTi CO. IIII.IH S - .1 I.I; OVJ Xie iiavsn for sale low by E. GILBECT Jt Co. Oct 0 rwioiMctoIOO HOXES.l.vn GMBI'ounds, t, 10s, 5s. Twist, Pancake, etc , from lJfjc per lb., in store and to arrive or sal. by S. E. GILBJCJtT A CO., octti No. 4 Sycamore st. HOOTS T SHORN, Oentltmen ran JLm find sono- exquisitely nice Men's Calf, Congress, Scotch, Everett, Kansas and Balmoral n....rs at ktKAD & BBItROWS, sepr. JT, "AO. 15 Main st. W .t lms- SHOHS. I.Kttiea tcko irm M J g 1 Calf, Kid and Goat id... is. either single or double sole, can have their wants supplied at READ ,V ItrRKOVVS, sept. 27, Yo. I.-. Muin st. I.HS. HtKSlS FEJTIIEUS - New Keathers now on hand, an:l for Bate in anv tiiwtiij to suit, at SCHAPKKKA lU S-ING'.S, sej.f.'r. No. til Main street. WWJs. 13 11.11. 1 CMJSSTS J.V1I -St Boxes Gunpowe! and Discs, for sale bv Young Hyr-on, Imperial ! octG S. E. GILBERT. AT .Pi'eiTs tc It I' K.y T l JVK bids, iu line order, for sc.le 1 (li!, 1 low by MT10TTtr.' -J for sale 8. R. GILBERT A Co. IS.ITT1U 00 li.IL.tiS he Tr ile at Factorv juices, by S. K. GILBERT A CO., Agents if 4C press Mills.' .stP K.-3 Ki. X T.I HI -II -7 5 BOXES HHi s to suit purchasers, t-y K. GILBERT & CO. 410 TO .ntl.I.Elt X 'lEIIJl S'S IS. Rept'.'l IJf for L'o .d and all si-,- '.'bakers. NEW JEWELRY IS ,ME 11.11'E oTI ST UEIEIl'EII J nen supply ot Jewelry, eml-rncing a 'ire;it variety of every new style. We would call the especial attewtionol tbe ladies to some very exo Kent i baste El whirl. .11 and Carbuncle full and halt too of a very reasonable prie. i.u st stiM-f- of Gold and Sil s. Silver Ware, Gold Pens, Jtc, city, all bri iulit i!irei-ily from nd im,o:teis, and are aelbiig 111 pri- es it has been onr enrer Watche of any buns the niauuta. at the lower deavor to hi ci , e in tl tlllel t Kasl ! UOI ii. 1 J. ..dry. and vie tal patroiiiige hope I., meet acontinnanca et tile lib berioof-re bellowed upon u. ttur Kin Watches repaiivd personally, or u-ol. our inime :ia'. .- up. rv ii..u, b etHnaetont w.ak ni. n. BITTBtiLFF littli'S., seDt26 No. U Main st.. b't First and Se-ond. IOOO i It I "JK HI 'O.I TS, OEall mtyttu, .m mottled Wbitneys, at BX.aU, to hilssi.io U. aver, at SIB IK'. Tbe lat:..t up by regular tailors for less than a. Save vonr money by calling a Wal. K. KKKNCU .v Co.'s, No. L'l Main Btleet. F'JU.JsTEtt Newark Pis E.I MS. SO ived BJ KHEi.S and for sale by JOHNSTON. iter just race CU AlNEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS. J. HASTINGS, m. :0 MJi.Y STHERT, .VAT W next door to nittiolfT's, respe.t full v antiounoes to her friends and the ladies oi'Kvansville anil vicinitv in general, that she has just returned with her Kail stuck ..f Millinery and Fancy Goods, which is tbe largest, finest and most beautiful ever brought to the city She invites all to give her a call and examine her stock, and she flatters herself that she si J wi',1 be able to please all, both in tbe .plalityaud prices of her goods. sept 14 Mrs. J. BASTINGS. i:ijmt E s, tf tnjsu es. i o BVStl fine large quinces just reed and for sale by . 25 CH AS. M. JOHNSTON. HE EXE, t'BEESIl S BOXES prime W. K. Cheese inst ree'd and for sale bv sei. (11AS. M.-JOHNSTON. " Something New. HaTing opened mi rrtatHminieDl for tin mafitj tmctvrn wf OOfiM RKOOMSoa Wat.-i Bt. he. Main Hh l LMOBjtj in tin Boon btsUOrlj ih; uficl an tlf TVfrrrapli'6fRcv, I wold r'-i-:tfi!lly rati t!u attt 11 tion ot Ihe t SCiaMM "( KvariHvillo to th fact that T ant now in;iDtitatti rinr t'Vrry tlest-rijitioii of Corn Broom, ami will iwl ;it tower price than thr iUM he bought in i'iurinnati or Lovisvriitp. I ah irii would do well to t all at my Mtabli-hmrnt belbta pnrrhnwtjifl etMi where. Th. Market price (aitl ror a$m at all Uaaea. A.M. ro.NNKTT. sep. 2.5-.')iiiii FALL TRADE -18 6 0. RICll'l. .1. CiiXNKK, M. VIORMVN. CONNER Sl WORMAN, ItootS HH1 S)i 1, betweeii Vine and Race streets, Cincinnati, Obi. Iveep a larice irk list. .in and f.asteru woik, which Here. 1!. trade at 'owe.t prie ailiTl - emd 0 0 H H 0 H A (fi c o o u o o s X H o 0 CO o o X! O P Pj b N 0 0 s 0 nal mm 5 0 a rz; o CO M of w X ye, Eh B R Pi Eh n H 00 g B Ti 03 o -l d crs O s d a u in ID 0 S! "5 ZD

INSURANCE. Insurance Agency. ALLEN C.HALL0CK Kvansvllle. CSDEKWKlTKtt A-SDOKNtKAL INSURANCE AGENT, ADjrsTra or Avehauks, avd Notaev Publk-. He cmtinues to i-sue Policies from several Firsl Class and most reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Oommtrf, on lIm$ and Fire fefsEt. He will also receive apfdications for LIFE INSI RANCE. Ho will ntt nd to tbe Adjustment of Losses of every description under policies from other agencies, nnd attend to the settlement ot all matters connected with INSURANCE, for parties iutereste.i. His long experience as an Isst HAM-a Agkm. has made him familiar with all subjects connected with Insurance. -office. Marble Hall Building, No. Main st. NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

or 11 uriroRiK cow. Cash Capita! - - ssoo.OOO. CASH ASSKTS, . 8 !7.',0G W. C. IIASTfN'GS, Secy. A. V. DASTINGS, Pr't. Insures afjaiast loss and damage by i'lieou Dwellings and their coi. tents. Manufactories, Mills, Stan houses, Stocks of Merchandise, at fair and reasonable rates of premium. Policies promptly issued and losses iidjiisl.nl foi the Company by A. C. II A LLOi.'K t SON, Agents. Marble Hall Building, Main street, septlt Kvansville, Indiana. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. (KANIilIN amUSKOS.) 40, WAl.NI 'i 'fllKKl', PBILAOCLPHIA. Firelnsurdiit-e, Limited &Pctpetual, On Buildings and Merchandise r.f all descriptions. GEO. H. H ART, President. K. P. BOSS, Vice Pros' 1. II. It. CoaGmHALL, Secretary. S. li. Bt TLP.B, Ass't Sei 'y . l.lHli'r.lKH. Ova. if. Hail, KosterS. Poiklns, II. K: Ooggaball. K. I. Itoss. K. V. EtaJle . S. Jones, M. IV, A. c. Oattell, A. K. Chaxtbars, Hon B. M. Fulbr, John G. Tale, Charles G. Imlay. HATTKLL, liEIIM A ANTIIES, Agents for Kvansvilleand vicinitv. 1 lib . 111 Law A Amie s' Law office, 78 Main treet. Moptli I I O IMC 13 In s u ranee o.. r smrw vobk. Office 1 12 anil 111 Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid in of ONE MILLION DOLLARS BTS Jl f. V Is, 1st' 51, . v .0,000 The Home Insurance Company Insures against t Loss or Daassa-a bjr I1 Ire on Dwellings and theii j contents, lor a term ol li.-m 1 to .", years an th i uiost favorable lei nee -Stores, Slocks -.f Merchan ; di.e. Warehouses, Produce, Manufactories, and all iiisiirance property, at fair and e.juit!ibb rates and ion INI. AM' NAVIGATION' and Irausportaliou risk., as low as the Hat UTS of the Insured ... I tho Company will warrant. Adjusting all los.es fairly, and promptly paying I Ihe. CHAS. 1. MABTIN, l'res't. A. K. WILMAKTH, Vies ITes t. .1. Mi 1. ton Smith, Bet rats ry, John VI. lici , Ass't See'y. p plies I ions made to and policies issued by A. C. HA LLOI.'K A SON, Agt'a, ne21 M.uble Hall BnjldingS, Main streul. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810 II A It T K R 1 K It P K T I A i. With a Success! ul Business Kxnatiencs of jU i f t y Y o , I" st. t:nali ('ajtiial Capital suit SiiijiIii. ...S.-illO, 000.00 ...$S90,98fJ.sj TnHiuaiK'0 aeainst Loss or Damae hv Fire, on ; Dwelling, Kniniture, Stornt, W'areliouseM, Mir t hatidUe, MilN, Manufarttti it-f, and other kiudit I I property, can le s-tTectod in thin i'ompaiiy upon it favorahle terni- as tiie nature ot" the ribkfl and ecii -! rity to Folirv holdern will admit. PARTI4 ILAK ATTKNTION jiirea tr iiisuriiig I Farm property, t-nsisting ot Dwellings, Barns, and j ovrttNlitdinea connected, and Furniture, Lire .Stock, llay, (.tain, Farinint; Vteiisilrt, fr., Ac, contained i therin, tor a term ot yearn at LOW ratuf tt prl iniuui. T. . Allyn, S'et ivtiry. If Huntinjrtin, Praa't, i i'. Cm L70JSUI, A-Tt N . W. N. Butters, Actusry. I. Alexaiitlcr, Oei-ral Ant fr th Weaftara and South WVitern HtafeM, ('olumhun, Ohio. .1. Graham, Ass't OeueraJ Aeiit tor the VTesteru and Smith Veatern Stated, (VIumhu, Ohio. App! icati'tn fur insurance may hj made to the IIHeMirsig,HOit. the dulv authorized Amenta of th-t Company. A. C. MAIiLOCK Jr HON, Awi'ts. 0fWc : Matlde ffall Ihiildiu;, Main Htreut. augaVi-2m INCORPORATED 184 7. City Jl?1 i x- o ISURACE COHP'Y -OF: HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. WAITS, Se. v. C. B. BOUtHS, Prss't S. II I'ltli'i:, (iuneral Agent, Hesiding at Ohicago, Ills. CASH CAPITAL i SURPLUS $:i 7,r.40. This Oompsny insures asnstaat loss aud damans by Kir., on Uwslllnirs and their vlontents. Stores, Wureboii-os, Stocks .-I M. rrbaiidi.e, and all insm able property at as reasonable rates of premium as any other solvent and reliable Company, A'ljfMimj Lo,4e jniily n,l yjyinj (Asia promptly Applicatious made to and Policies issued bv A. C. IIALLOCK A S(.N., Marble Hall Il.ii Idings, Muin St., nng21-Hius KvANivuar, lad. J-Y II IJ HI IttSEH OVEHCOJTS mna Leins. Just roceieed, a splendid stock of the abjve goads, at Jo (s-r . nt. less tbau last yeat' prices. WM. K. FKKNCH A Co., sept'Jii No. 20 Main street. The American Clothing House." VH STOCK OE I 'H E.I E JJh'll XI - pet Clothina is now . ..mplete, together arltll a fall lii e ol nil stybs ot lancy Notions and Fu: ubBiug cods, all of whicli we oftvi to th. Vi holenale trade, and will guarantee tueui ti g. re satis faction iu quality, style, and price. We would also snaaiillisi l the dXisens of Kvatisrille, and to ths retail trade generally, Ihat iu a.tdition to our wholesale stock, we will keep a superior lluo of goods for liK.TviLiMo. Iu this line pre will soil ex clneirely r r i'n But wecauan.l will offer goods lower than thev were ever sold by the regular dealers in this city. Try n, and see for vooraalvss. WM. r. K1IENCH & Co., entSG No. 20 Main street.

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