Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 43, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 October 1860 — Page 4

ailfi ioutual TRAVEIERS' Gl'IOE. vnu.vllh it, CrawfordkvtlU It. H. PKPABTVBES. ccomn...ilatten Train , la.il Tlai'.. ail Train ccommodatiou fi.lKi A. M. 0.15 " .4.56 1 . d.30 Steamers Regular Packets. FOU . IS.' 1'HARUt Bowes leave Tuesdays and Saturdays t 12 o'clock M. Arrives Monday and Thursdays t nigat. FOR : . Dvnb.u; leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Kri(ays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesd . Thursdays, Old Saturdays at night. i Oek'l Anderson leaves Tuesdays, Thursda, a aud laturday at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, jFednesdsys and Fridays in the night. FOB IIBNDEBSOX. : i;:v. D. M Writ plies daily, leaving Evauaville the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOB LOUISVILLE. Gret Eagle, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock p. m. Arrives Tuesdaj s and laturdays in the afternoon. I Qret K . : of G- llipolig, leav.-s Mondays al 12 o'clock t . ami Thursdays at 8 o'clock p.m. arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOR GREEN EIVER. SowLrso Qun leaves Mondays and Thursdays" at 6 o'clock p. a. for Green river. Arrives on Mondays and Thnrsday8 in the morning. , There la regular daily tu miuntf rff with HenCF.BSON and newbtroii by boat and land conveyance i - - - - J S.I7"ER. ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER" ARitivrn. Lite Kavos, Green river ; Gen. AiHlei-n."Taducah; Bracelet, Louisville; Neptune, Cincinnati , Lady Pike Cincinnati ; J. YV. Hailnan, Pitts.; Lady Jackson, Memphis: Grey Engle, Louisville , HMHDi Bracelet, Memphis ; Neptune, Memphis ; Gen 1 Apderson, Cairo ; Lady Pike, Memphis ; Charley Bo wen, Cairo ; J. W. Ilailmsn, N. O.; Lady Jackson, Cin.; Grey U ..-!. Lomsvillo ; I,ne Eaves, flrseu river ; BOATS LKAVINU TO-PAy. Mitntonka, Padnrali ; D. B. Campbell, H.Green Grey Kagla, Louisville; Gen. White, Henderson. The river here continues about stiitionary. The weather cloudy, with considerable rain. Cincinnati, Oct. 27. River fallen three ! inches since yesterday ; 12 feet 6 inches in the channel. Weather cloudy, indicating rain. Pittsburg, Oct. 27. River 3 feet 10 inches by the pier mark, and falling. Weather cloudy, with appearance of rain. The Minnetonka is the regular mail line passenger packet for Paducah. She leaves the wharf at 12 o'clock to-diiy. The popular little Grey Kagle, the star packet, is the regular mail loat for Louisville. She goes to-day at noon. The D. B. Campbell is the regular Green river boat for to-day. She goes to Bowling Green this evening. The regular daily packet, Gen'l D. M. White, goes as usual to Henderson. The John F. Carr, a queer new boat with tall red chinmevs, passed down yesterday, going to Galveston, Tesao, where she belongs. , Capt. Pies. Lodwick's new Cairo and Neir Orleans Railroad packet, Prince of Wales, was at the wharf yesterday evening. She i3 a princely crafl. Business a! the wharf is very dull at present, yet the i pillar packets manage to get pretty fair trip-". The Gen'l Anderson and Charley liowen went out on Saturday well laden. The Bowcn loaded down on to the ground, and lost two hours in moving freight to enable her to get on'. The (irey Ragle had about her usual amount of packet freight, and the Lue Etwee departed for Green river with a light trip. KAlhltO.tl) RECEIPTS. October 27th, UU. 1 bx mdsc. A. IV KistksadA Co., Paducah, Ky.; 1 bus uidlie, l. V. Matthi-w : 2 hhdo siliii , IS hlels tobacco, S E. Gilbert A Co.; 1 case sardines, S. K. Gilbert A Co.; 1 caa.- shoes, J. II. Jt W. W. lorgan ; J OHSea candy, A. Rueh ; 1 coil wire cord, 10 bxs tin plate, Saaiuel On , 1 h hats. Reed Burrow ; J bYsh ware, 0 cirrhfi, .1 lui sad irons, crates ., 1 barrel chains, F. Sharpe A Co.' :i bxs scales, P. Horabrook f Co : 3 bvi -id froBfl, .1. GluaUb Jk Son ; I case mde, II kjs raisin-, I. 9c I) Ifcdman : 3 cases mdse, 1 bale batt, P. O. O' Riley dc Co.; 1 cider mill, 1 bx, 1 tub, J. Meyrre, ltockport, ludinna ; 1 pkt( saw. ('. S. Wells; 1 case liquors, Geil A B-n-nighoO ; lease mdse, fetrusmeyer Sr Co., Paducah, Ky ; 5 pkia raisins, Orr, Palsetl A 0e.; I bx yarn, 1 bale do., John AV. (Jre.-n ; IT bxs noise, 2 bans spice, Chas. McJohnslou ; 44 balosdiay, Shropshire A Po d, Selma, Ala.; 1 tub butler. Pixou Chambers , 2000 bush wheat, lelehart Bros ; 2 bbls ejjgs, A. Lemcko A Co.; 2 bids eqga, 2 k,'S butter, 1 bx socks, 1 copper kettle, 1 roll jeans, 1 bhl, 1 sck, Geo. Miller ; l.jar honey, 1 Dg feathers, Geo. Foster A Co.; ljarhouej.l coop turkeys. M. AV. Foster ; 4 bxs mdse, QsetsUa H Caaaenelli j 1 bx dry iroods, 2 bales, Wm. Hajchea ; 1 pkg saws, KeirzA Han, y 1 bx books, J. t. Vcnneman ; T.r sok potatoes, I. McBride; I ca mdse, M Weil; 2 cases cigars, Bcnroeder k Kehr ; 2 tubs butter, Tho Mingst & Co.; 2 cases mdse, j. McMnnaman ; 1 horse, J. M. Alspangh ; 14 scks oats, 9 eks timotny seed, Anpacher A Plaut ; l'oiarload hav, AV. M Aikman Co A. E SHKATiKR. Agent. Death op Commodore Skinneii. Commodore Charles M. Skinner, who for neitrly fifty years has been attached to the United States Navy, died at Richmond, Virginia, on the fifteenth instant. fie entered the service in 1809, as a midshipman, ;ind served in various capacities until lSTo, wheu he was placed upon the retired list About' thirty-six years of his life were passed on I shore or unemployed. His s?a duty extended over but fourteen yenr3. The principal ( command in whicli he was placed was in relieving Commodore Perry on the African squadron. Purine the memorable battle of W aterloo he was attached to the line.of-battle-ship Washington, thou stationed in the Mediterranean. A9 chief of the Bureau of Construction at a subsequent period, superintendent of the Ordinance Bureau, nd couiuiaiider of the Norfolk. Navy Yard, he gftre entire satisfaction to the government. He was always regarded with interest, as lreiug one of the surviving veterans of the war of 1812. The " Pocket" has got a Hole in it. The Pocket " has always been good for 4,000 Democratic majority, and in 1856 it gave Mr. Buchanan 10,000. Now it is reduced to very little more than Ike Republican majority in this District. The glory of the Pocket is gone. The seams have ripped, the cloth is torn, and the whole thing seeni3 dropping out of its place. ndianapolis Journal. No so fest, Mr. Journal; tlm " Pocket " is still " whole cloth," and its rapid approach to a state of grace or hole-iness, it you will have it so, should not frighten any one. The glory of the " Pocket " instead of being gone, we think down here is just commencing. Grandeiew JVeira. A Nkw Voiik paper describes a new ploughing machine, by which it is said llmt three furrow?, each a foot wide and a toot deep, are not only turned over, but thoroughly stirred up and pulverized ; the operation being something like worming a screw through the soil in so rapid a manner that it keeps the earth Hying around in a circle, and that of the three diggers mixing through the ear lb. lu--4T' Governor Dernison has appointed Thursday, the 20th of November next, as ft day of thanksgiving and prayer in Ohio, the same day set apart in this .State.

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DunKre Fott-TAiKs TkiLKtfATtT.--The Metropolitan free drinking fountains ot London are effecting much for temperance. An association has been formed,! U-hevr, through the agency of a Mr. Gurnev, lor the erection of these fouatatfas ; and that dUtiuKuisbed nobleman Lord Shaftsbury is now at the head of this, as, indeed, of almost every benevolent effort to benefit the poor. It has often been exceedingly difficult for the poor aud laboring classes to obtain a drink of pure water, aud multitudes have thns been compelled to go to the public bouses and drink ale or beer, when they would not have done so if water could have Lueu obtained. The object of the association is the erection, in suitable public thoroughfares, of neat and artistic fountains-, supplied with pure water. Due hundred have already been erected. Most of them are beautiful as works of art, and many of them hixw Scripture inscriptions, which are read by the million, and which, by God 3 blessing, may be a word in season to some weary souls. The inscriptions are such as the following " Whosoever drinketh of this water shall thirst again, but whosoever drinketh of the

water that I give him shall never thirss. " If any man thirst, let him come unto me and drink." " Whoever will, let hiin take of the water of life freely. " These fountains are really a most admirable and benevolent device, and ought to be introduced into all our American cities without delay fitefThe Rockport Democrat complains i that some one circulated secretly a German c ircular on the day previous to the late election, containing some slanderous statements : in regard to David T. Laird's antecedent. The circular alluded to, we are informed, , was merely a translation of articles which i appeared a couple of years since in the Can- j nelton Reporter and Rockport Democrat. ' Whether or not they' were of a slanderous : nature the editors. of those papers of course j know bejt, and it is not for us to contradict i tbeni. Verily, Mr. Laird can cry out from j the depths of his soul, "save me, oh ! save i me from mv friends." Qrcmdvkf -V The Canada journals are disputing the identity of the girl who hi said to have received the only kiss bestowed by the Prince of Wales throughout his tour. T II K CHIC AGO P L A T E O 11 -M AS AHESOKO AITD ADOFTED. 1. v..'eerr. That we, tbe delegated representatives of the Bepnblican electors of tbe United States, in Convention assembled, in the discharge of the duty we owe to our constituents and our country, unite iu the following declarations ; 1st. That the history of the nation during Ibe last four years, has fully established tbe propriety aud necessity of the organization and perpetuation Of the Itepublican party ; and that theennses whieli called it into existence are rerniancnt in their nature, and uow, more thau ever before, deuiatui its peaceful and constitutional triumph. 2. That the maintenance of the principles pi militated iu the Declaration of Independence and embodied in tbe Federal Constitution " That ail lueu are created equal ; that they are euloed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights ; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit ol happiness ; that to secure those rights, government are instituted aruoug men, deriving their just pom -rs from the consent of the governed " is essential to the l ess 1 1 la lion of our ltepublicau institution- ; and that the Federal Constitution, the Eights ot the States, and the L'niou of the States mu-t and ball be preserved. 3. That to the I'm-n ol the States this nation owes its unprecedented jnen-ase in population, its surprising development of material rnsytarnss. its rapid augmentation of wealth, its happiness at homo and its houor abroad ; and we hold in ab horreine all Bunrnn to-1 L;.oiou, come from whatever source they may : And we congratulate llnc.'uutry that so Hepuhlieau asssabev of CJti;;res; has uttered or countenanced the threats uf Disunion so often made by Democratic members, unbent lohuku and with applause frvni their political asso- iuto ; and We denounce those threats oi disunion, in case of a popular ovurtbrow of their ascendency as deuy ing the vital principles of a free government, anil as an avonnl of contemplated treason, which it is the imperative duty ot an indignant People sternly to rebuke aud foiu.ci silence. 4. That the maintenance iuviolateof the Eighth ot the Statt, aud especially the tight of each ptatS to order and control its owu domestic institutions according to its own judgment exclusively, ia essential to that balance of powers on whieli the perlection aud endurance of our -oliii'al fabnc depends ; ami w dsnooaos the lawless invasion ' armed force of the soil ot any State or Territoi v, uo matter under what pretext, as among tuu gravest f crimes. 6. That tin pteeeiit Democratic Administration lias far exceeded our vorst apprehensions, iu its measure logs subserviency to the exactions of a sectional interest, a especially oviuccd in its desperate exertions to force the infamous t.ccempton Constitution upon the protesting poople of Kansas ; in construing the personal relation hetw.vu tapster ami servant to involve an nngua) itu d property in persons ; in its atlemiited enforcement, every,. here on land and -e;t. through the intervention id" Congress ami of the Federal Outlets, ot the; extreme pretentious of a purely local iuterest ; and in its general ami unvaryiug ebuse of the povvex intrusted to it by a contidiug people. b. That the People justly view with alarm the reckless extravagauce which pervades ev.er.v ilsswi tmeut of the Ksieral l.overument ; t'aat a retut u to rigid scotioeaj and ttccoiiutabiliry is tuilispensable to arrest the systematic plunder of the public treasury by favored partisans ; whllu the recent startling developments of frauds and corruption at the Federal Metropolis, show that an entiro chance of adm:nitration is iuiperatively demanded. 7. That 'he ueu dogma that the Constitution, of its own force, carries Slavery into any or all of the ' Territories of the Utctcd States, is a daugcrout ! political heresy, at variance with the explicit pro . visions of that instrument itself, with coutempora- ! uenus e.ositioii and vith legislative aud judicial precedent; is revolutionary iu iis tendency, and sunversivu ol tnepeai;eauu narinouy ot tlie cmintry. 8. That the normal condition of a!! the Territory ot the Cnited States is that of freedom: That as our Itepublican father, when thev bad abolished slavery iu all our national territory, ordained that M uo persos) should la) deprived of lile, linBsrrj, or property, without due process of law," it lecoiiies ur duty, by legislation, whenever such legislation is le-eessary. to maintain this provision uf the Con stitution "!- must all attempts to violate it ; and ... deny the authority of Congress, of a territorial legislature. ,r .t an v individuals, to give legal-existence to .-slavery in anv Territory of tlosVn ite.i States. -- S. That we brand the recent le-oiieniug of thu Afriain Slave-Trade, under the cover ol our .National Flsg, aided by pervt isions of judicial povv, i , as a crime againat llrima!iity and a burning sharoe to our t.'oiintry ami Age ; and we call upon t 'onirressv to take prompt aud emcicut measures tor the total aud tinai suppression of that execralde ; otic in. That in the recent vetoes, by their Kederal Governors, id' the ai-ts of the Legislature ot Kan sas and Nebraska, prohibiting Slavery in tksSM Territories, we liud a practical illustration of tin laiastod Iemiaratic principle of SSPSii Ilitsrrrsstina and Popular Sovereignty embodied ill 1 he Kansas -Net-;uska lill, and adeinonsli atioti of thedi-ceptK-ii aud fraud iuvidved therein. 11. That Kansas should, of right, bo mimed in rav admitted as a State under the Constitution recently formed and adopted by her netful?, and accepted ly the House of KeprcsentAtiven. 18. That, while providing revenue for the sitoport of the general goverumsut by duties upon iccports, sound policy requires such au adjustment o these imposts as to encourage the development of the industrial interests of the whole country ; ar d we couruieud that policy of nstienwl exchange , whicli secure to the workiug men liheral wages, tu agriculture remunerating prices, to mechanic andmanufacturers au adequate reward lor their skill , labor, and euterprie, and to the nation coiumerci prosperity and independence. 13. That we protest ngaiust any aale or alienation to others ol the Till In Lauds held by aotuatl settlers, and against any view id the Free Home stead policy winch regards the Settlers as i e or suppliants for public booatj ; au,l we desaaodl the passage by Congress of (ha complete nud satisfactory Uomesteud measure which has already p ised the House. 14. That the ltepublicau party is oppose,! to anv change iu our Naturaliation Laws, or any St aid legislation by which the right of citizenship bitb'accorded to iinmigrauts from loreign land i saall be abridged or impaired; and in favor of giv . lug a full and olticieut protn lion to the lights' i all classes ot citij-us, whether native or natural . ized, both at home H1I abriunl. 16. Tlutt appropriations by Congress for Rive. aud Harbor improvements ol a National character . required for the accommodation and security ol at , existing commert e, are authorized by the Cuosti -tution, and justified by the obligation uf Covers . neat to protect the lives and pjroperty of its citizen- . lti. That a Railroad to the Pacilic Ocean is ir peratively deiiiaudid by th, iuteiesis ol the b jle country ; that the Federal Government ough ( ,, render immediate and emcieat aid in its const ru. lion; and that, as pielimluary thereto, a . bVilv OvertaUd Mail should be plomptiv tslablislu 1. 17. Finally, having thus set forth our disti, r 1 1 ve s-ti id prtr.cipi s an.i views, we mvite tbe co-o; rat m all citneeas, hawsver ditfernig on other ijno? tt who sttbstanti illy agree with us in rheir alf.r: n and support.

STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. 1 "V A JTTTHk l CHARLEY BOWENU II. T. DKXTEll, Master. W. J IV ru. Dlarkell, i Bent I , CicrltaTUe UoWKN i ll.-- regular Kvans.i'le aud Cairo Swift. Lls-ht-Draaitlit, V. S. Mail, Pas-eu:.'er and Freight Paeket. t- Arrives .it l.c-iiis'-ille Wei J Tuesday and Fi iday Morning, aiaking gloss . onuer tion with the K. A BAILBUAD FOB LUlISVll.l.K. CINciys.vrr, spthk kast. UrM I.eavert Evau.ville every Tueada) and rlatarday al W o'clock N., conucctiug with CCMBKKLANl. A TES NKSSEK ItlVF.R t'akrtu at fniit.htaid, ud at Uiio wlih Hie ILLINOIS CESTP. A T, R AILROAP. Ad with Packel.r for ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS. AN1 NEW ORLEANS. The 0 Bowrv coes to Cairo every Tuesday, and the Ciisblev Bowfn (toes to Cairo every Bat MAIL. . -r i u TV, 51.. TV. ,.lrf I L illlM 1 lie fiirdUUCail D"dll rat,K.t-l DUNBAR, GI S KiHVI.ER Matiter. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWLER Master. Leave Kvansvllle Onlly at 1'J o'clock !tl ., Sundays Exeepted. Leave Padiirah Dally at 9 A. M. Tb DCNBAX and (i KN. ANDERSON mate clos,-connections at Paducah with packets lor NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And at Kvansvillo w ith packet for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Ttnllroailsi, for (lie Kast. SVeJ" The Dunbar gos In lairo every Fiiday, and the Celt. Anderson goes to Cairo every Saturday. JOHN B. II ALL, Afreut. Dt29 No. 'J Water street. i u u i '. . u av -jtj--vill.- and Dow ling Or. -eu Packet. The li lit draft V . S. Mail Steamer ItO L.13iJ uKKF.i, A. LIT KB, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, Cl'k, Ik-st. - Kwu.stille . very Monday and Thursday, at G o'clock, e. m , leaves Kewling Ureen every Wedio sdav tin. I Satur.la.v, at S A. M. auglO Ml Picket, GE.v r. I. St. WHITE, R. L. I.ANeAsrrR, maMer, runs as a regular Freight and Passenger Packet daily Sundays excepted) between this point And Henderson. aug7 rf 0i I'OM i TO STJ '.- t UJ.VUi: Heu.lersoii Light Swift, Side V I.e. 1 IT. S. M.an.l Passenger Packet, Grrey Enslo, Cant. A. DONNALLV, .1. A. Irs, t:i k. Leaves Kvansvillo for Louisville every Monday at I-o'clock m., utt.l eveiy Thursday at i; o'clock p. M , arriving at Louisville Xutsday aud Friday eve;.iugs. Ketnrning. leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday erasing at ii o'clock. JHO. !'- HA I L, Agetil, ju!y2S-tf No. 2 Wafer street. KVANSV ILLH AND LOUISVILLE TJ. S. MAIL PACKET, O r o y 3E3 g, : X o - W. II. DAWKUI, Capt. S. P. Il.iLMl.Al, C'erk. M 4 Tuesday and Saturday at o'clock I u. Kotnrriiug, leaves Louisville every Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock P. a. M" Through ISiils ol Lading will be given for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or Xew York at as low rates il not lower than bv any other route. Passengers or ftuiglit taken at packet-boal rates for any point on the Ohio River or on Green River. tt" Tbe passenger accommodations of the Grey Kagle are nnstirpicssed bv any Is.at uhjii the Westrtn waters. Apply on board oi to JOHN It. HALL, iutie7-dtf No. Water street. m. 4 m sin ru JT POND RIVER. The olegsnt t.sssec.er . . II F. IVKS. I It Donald. Master, Ta.vi.ok, Clerk, -s-Hit will make regular ti-i -weekly trips t. South Carrolton and Pond River, leaving on Mondays, Weduvsdays and Fridays. For freight or passage, apply ou board. de20tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. I A CKiNR WH. B L fC. CRANE Sl BROWN, Forwarding & Commission lMCoxrolxEtxxts, KVAN'SVILLE, I Mi its-Apents for KarawhaSalt Compnny. "sn aJ Libera i ash adv ioc s made on Shipments of Produce. T4ie undersigned, ,,f the late Brsssof I. A. Crano A Co., and Brown A Ai'imau, have thi duy associated themselves together under the name of Crnite A Brown, lor the purpose of transacting a General F'orwandiuji snd Commission business, as carried on bv the Inte firms. From our long experience nud increased facilities, 1 together with our personal and strict attention to i thu interests of onr oi respondent, we havard untiling in gnarsntrisinir. parlsct satisfaction. Wo ' beg leave to express our gratitude tc those w ho I have heretofore confided thsjir interests to our j keeping, and trust to be aide to set ve them infui ture, ptedi::ng our beet efforts to the advancement ol their lute rest. ISAAC A. CRANK, I ,.,-12-lvd WILLIAM BROWN. y'f ' KV AKIlAMiK.llKS I. The Aiiamm lC.vPRErW .mi'ANV reside tt in ly nil nounce to their frieml and patrons, tbe pubMt of Ev ansrt itle and vi.-inity, that, with Increased facilities tot the tr.ir.sportati-.il "f J-' ' I U if r , I' A .' K A ; K s . M O S f. V A A l V A L U A B 1, K S, They solicit a coutlnuancs offoiiuer lavor. Esnecjsl rare taken in lbs coltectton, of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the (T.iTisp oi-tatioii of nniitll aud valuable piickaea. All iersoti9 whlhlnc to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, ciin obtain an desired Infoi -Diatiott iu reference to the routes utid details of thu business, at their offn n on First street, between Main .in. I l.oetit, ..(.p.isi tho Poet Oflice. uV19 i 11. KISH. AkcuI. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. G. O'RILETT t& Co. i DM M ISSIoN MKROMANTH. General Kailri.e. .Sieaiuboat, aud Kxpre-s Auen ts Sprctai Agents lor the PKNN. CENTRAL R.VILUOAD; an-l ctinuectic, over which we Xn uthiri.,t' iv give tlirotijjh reniittK a: ills- IWfi-i - - -1 : l- ratt-m BnWWg . nutinniolli WlinrfhiMt at the UihIiuk. th.j Ui eat n ibe Ofcfe Klyer, opafcl of tortwg aii1 pmli'ctin mprrlmmiie BaMa to (litumge frui exiKifjuiv, ui an ir-iikrt--l t l-trilitate the patcb i'f all 'iisiiiiii-iil-, t..rw Mniei t our r-art bf it her RIVER, RAILROAD OK CANAL. Particular atteutiou p.. t to Ki-ceinn;, ivtorin snd Ki)rwnnliri(r, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or otlier pro( -riy . cotjuiiietl tc tVirnalf, auJ ;af it faAtis ti iUHiuntt l. Ijflit-'e auJ oxtfiiivts Mart-hour,e on Watt-r ?tre4rt, toinUtg tK Tfrl-Pgyph. attd on tuo WUitrt hoat wlioi' wt aru to be lound, ut t. tuiiu to the interest ol our putrourt ut all ho.r. x, tlay and nifiht. W ith our MUierior faciIitit-N ; long tnniiu ; untiring' energy : -MHl kuowletlge ot our '-.-. we eoofidMit ot :iMi; getierml Hati?factiou, eod hune to merit a cntiiiuance of the- extenauv"' patron-, ao e ar u 'w oTijoyiiiK-Lilw-rnl r.wli Mlvan2eJ will ti- made on Allcuntjhntfinf to rii'hrT nrtrnrlTi-g or L04iiMnjtciienB la mmy of tt. itiin. ii al i -.ii L.-iri, Norik, Kaur t-r South. l. C. O R'LEY Sl COH n J.)T-. u Plush Vast t -vrr l.u.cy stxlea, t.-l loW i t " Ilh. I .i line! -.is) Fancy 'ssiBsci sou nik. -siit. ii ICO Fancy Silk terns.

strvui and ilur.ihle; r sit variety ..I patterns, ail qualities ; r.usti Vssts, eleirant pat :. FRENCH . Co., No. 20 Main street.

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n v a y sTiL&B RETAIL PRICKS C rKRBXT. Corntted Weellf by COOK A LABGIIT, Peals-is in all kinds of Fancy and Staple Family Groceries at the Eureka Baz tar. No 75 M iii st. O Sneur ....11 Turnit.s '. i Crushed do, A ...la Apples.. ranulated, A ... Powdered, do Clarified, do Large Loaf, extra Coffee, Rio Ertftgwtra Java ltoastej Mexican Bice Pearl barley Pearl Sao Rio Tapioca ltice Flour ....13 UulOlld l.'O 13 tafUM, 'ea'ch..'.'"V(a'l ! ,i - - ! IS Etfra, er doa 15 ...l : Cranberries, 'gallou, 50 ...IS' Uaioiuii, extra, tb SO ...2o - CooklDg 15 .. 23 c'urranta lOtil'iV ...--'! Dried Cherries T.Tli' ..2'' ritrori So 7 German Prunes 1". "V- French Pruueii, in bss,'i 'TglMofaWWS, rsboiled o0 ... 20 ' sujrar honss w VtyC Stuart's Svrnp 70 iaV " "do extra.... SO IWa Starch .. Wheat Farina lii1 3 St. Iois Syrup t0 Stuart's Excelsior... .1.00 flour, AVI he Wheat, !iK lb sac k Do. s k ot 4s Bbf. Coru Meal per bosh Bran, (-i tW lbs. . Corn, kt buah Uats, do I Lard, pi'tiue Leaf.. I M Steariue I Tallow, per lo itt ". A'inegar, cidei , 1A eal...20 1 : do White AVine...40 . 90 Boiled cider 40 ..75 Lsrd oil, Cin , al 1 M ...46 Btiruing Quid, pr gal. 75 o Alcohol, per gal 7ft ...15 Brocnis VM)Ct35 lli'-i Tea, Imperial BOAI.OO 11)1 " Guniowder..75(ai 50 table, " Young Hyson.50(o,l 251 Oolong Black.5tvjl 20 Engliah Break- , Buttrr, choice iu cloth " (rood Bull llama, uf,ai linen Dried Beef 15WI fast 79 12Si!W. B. Cheese 12 V. Shoulders UlEne. Dairy ...15 , . 10 Sides, clear ; ' .. Butter Crnckeru Pork, pickled 12:Soda " Beet Tongues, each W Sugar Mackerel, extra mess. Pickles, pf bottles 2d each 17Vi! " qt. " 30 ' New No. 2 8' " igal . 60 ' Largo No. 3 10! " gal .75 " Small do 3 " In vinegar, by Salmon, extra, per lb 15 the 100 1.00 Herring, Roe, each... et'ylcidckens, old 25 White Fish, per lb l " young 80 Irish Potatoes, hu.. 70 dressed, i Sweet potatoes 90 lb 10 The Cu r Markets There isa daily market for produce open from 4 to i o'clock of each morning, the two City Markets being open ou alternate days as follows ; The Upper Market John Robbers, market master i open on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday niorriings, at the time specified. The Center or Lamaseo Market F'rantz Schneider, market master is open on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at the hours mentioned. There is also an afternoon market open at tbe Center Market house from 4 to 0 o'clock p. M. on Saturdays. New York Market. Nkw Vokk, Oct. JT, p. U. Flour Jitlli heavy aad about 5c lower ; moderate demand for espoi t and home consumption at the decline ; sales of 10000 Mils at Q 25 5 for super state ; 5 .".5(f)5 45 for extra state ; 5 '2j(l)T :'.0 tor super western ; 5 70 f5'5 75 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Itye llour quiet and steady, with small snles at 3 504 4f. Whisky a shade tinner, but I he demand is not very active ; sales of 400 bbla at JJA(7?.2:i. Wheat heavy, unsettled and l2e lower, with only a moderate export demand at the decline ; sales of 8700 bush of white Michigan at 1 48(' I 57 ; 36500 bush of winter red western at 1 36(3)1 .18 ; 38000 bushels of Milwaukee club at 1 21(Vl '25; '23000 bush of umber Wisconsin ut 1 251 26 ; 2!000 bosh of Chicago spring at 1 18(3 1 21 for fair to good; 18000 bush of northwestern club at 1 2001 21 ; 35000 bushels of red slate at 1 30. Rye quiet at 7t5(Vi, 80c. Barley dull and heavy with sales of 8000 bushels at 07c for state and 80c for Canadian. Com unchanged aud the demand is quite moderate; sales of 15000 hushel3 of mixed western at 6y70. Oats iu limited request at previous prices, l'ork I firmer with it fair demand ; sales of 750 ! bbl. el 10 12 for mess and 14 37014 50 I for prime. Beef quiet at 3 7:(a4 25 for j country prime; : 00(S:5 25 for country mess ; 6 007 50 for repacked mess, and I 10 50(i,H 00 for e.xtm mess. I 'time mess I beef quiet and unchanged. Heel' farms i steady at 15 00015 50. Cut meats firm I with sales of 100 packages pickled hanis at I 11, and 700 green hams at )0c. Lard dull and heavy at 12J12. Bacon firm aud iu better demand at advancing prices ; sales of 30000 pieces of city long cut hams ; and 50 boxes of city long clear middles, ! Cumberland cut, all for the English market i on private terms. Butter 11015 for Ohio and 1C021 for state. Cheese steady at 9i j 011c. Coffee steady with a fair demand , I sales of 2000 bags' of Bio, at 13J014J. ! Sugar without striking change ; we hear of ; only 370 hhds of Cuba at O;07. Molasses unchanged. t Orleans Market. Nsw Orleans, Oct. 20th, r. m. Cotton the giiles were 9000 bntel ; prices irregular at 11 4011 Ac for middling qualities. Molasses 420.44c for prime to choice. Flo'r is quiet at B 8005 874c for superfioe. Provisions very dull. Whisky raw may be quoted at 2tc. Coffee is steady at 130 15c for prime Rio ; sales of the week 3500 bags; stock at this port 10500 bags, against 32000 this time last year. Tobacco unchanged. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, Ort. 27, p. it. --Good demand for money, but all the acceptable business paper offered is taken at 10012 per cent. Exchange firm at Ac for Eastern, and 0Ac for New Orleans. Flour unchanged, wilh small sales a; 5 00 0 5 25 for extra ; 5 4O0C 25 for fancy. Wheat unchanged and dull at 1 000 1 00 for red ; 1 0801 12 for white. Corn dull at 4004". f..r old. Oats steady at 30c. Rye at C40G5. Barley dull at 850 tO for fall. Whisky declined to 10 and dull. No change in groceries ; the demand for roffee continues good at 15( 15:. Hlilladclplila Market. Philadelphia, Oct. 27th. Flour dull at 3 7.r)(?t; 00. Wheitt tjiliet; white l'40(n.l 55; red 1 :!5(ril '.'.$. Corn dull. Provisions itiiet. Mess ork I9M; priwe 14 S6. Wliiaky .lull ami Ac lower. I Original Lkttkh fkom Ahkaiiam Lin- ; lols. The following letter was written by Hon. Abraham Lincoln, the Republican candidate for the 1'residency, to John M. Carson, Esq., chairman of the Committee i of Lectures of Ibe Harrison Literary Institute of this city. It is dated two months . previous to the met-tiug of the Chicago Coni vention, aud may be cousideied a curiosity in political literature. The ita'i are tiie . compositors. Phd. 1'rest. ', rtPRlNiiFiKbu, Illinois, April 7, 1860. .loHS M. Carson, Ksq. Dear Str : Vours of March 11th, addressed to tne at Chicago, and seeking to arrange with me to lecture lor the Harrison Literary Institute, has been , received. 1 regret to say I cannot make , such an arrangemeat. 1 urn not a profes- ! siqoai lecturer have not got up but one lecluie, ami that, I think, rather a poor one. Besides, what time 1 can spate from my own business this season, It!iuHbt cotnyel'ej to give In politic. nespecllii'.ly yours, A. Lincoln. Amuse iivh Wksirns. The employees in the An.eiger des Westeu3 office at St. Louis, celebrated the 25th anniversary of , the estabitshineiit of the iaper, on .Saturday J last, prec-titing Dr. R.if-rnstein, the editor, j with n splendid silvet pitcher, Fulver, gob j Ifts, Si: T.Starr Kinq writes that there in no timber in the whole State of Ca'ifornia liardenougli to make a good axe handle.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. City, or EvASSHLLK, Oct 20i 18Q. mmoTicn Ma umiheb- oifEJV VW that I, Christian Hedderieb, Collector of the City of Evausv ille, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock A. M., and 2 and 5 o'clock p. M., on the 13th of November, I860, will pell at public auctiou sirueaoorui rue court House iu tne cuy or tvausville, Iudiaua, the follow irig lots, parts ot lot and parcels of real estate and imptoverneuio, aaTd,ivt hu Writ of City tales for the year 1 S(n. iiia trrtm tint .lu'iinni tit.rMf tt, t Via ri--f 1860, due from the owners thereof to the City of Evausville, the saiau being now due nud uupaid, aud fur the costs of Maid sale, aud that such salcill be continued from day to djy at the aforesaid hours and place until all tbe lots and parcels of real estate herein uioulioued are Sold as ottered lor sale ; ORIGINAL PLAN. Howes, tVswar, lot 2o. original plan '" ' 1'PPEE RKLARGKMENT. Cbaudler, Jobu I., UUi subdivision of out lot No. 4 M Falrthild, E. H., lot 10 -'7 LOWER ENLARUEMKNT Baker, Wni , undivided half' of 397 fel of AVbail property, below Iiiiuu htret i between Elm and I.e. t street Wi no Howes, Lewis, undivided two-tblrds ul JTo feet of AVhaif proerty, above Leet street lis N Horres, Lewis, lot So. 1 - ... 1.3 Si D0KAT10N ENLARGEMENT. Fellowcs, Win., lot No. 148 0 77 EA8TERY ENLARGEMENT. Baker Garvin, lot 6, Block-lr;, East'n En'l H SO

' " 10 - ic zan 1 ' " 6 20 1 7.1 " 8 " " 1 73 " 9 21 2 53 .. 7 .. jo i (jB 1 ' 42 1 72 h ft 44 .. I 33 I " fe o 44 i 33 9 " 41 ' 1 :is " 15 ' 44 ' 1 3s " " " 18 " 44 " 1 38 20 44 .1 i 38 " " 21 44 1 38 u " 23 ' 41 " 1 38 " ' " C ' 4". ' 1 38 ' 0 " 45 1 38 u o . 17 . 4.-, u i -n " 19 " 4.'. " 1 tt .. .. ,. o,, 45 1 27 8 " 4. ' 1 38 Deubler, W. J , " 3 " St) " 7 4s Early, Robeit, ' ti " tt ' 4 02 " " 5 ' SG " lu bj M o 1 411 o II 'Xt " " 1 4'l " 3 ll)

' 1 jo feet on Six'b utreot by 1W feet on sicast street, of Kvaas's Homestead 13 13 Qsrvia, Thomas E., lot f Msek 41 4 t " UDilivided V, of Block IS 6 75 Havhurst, Azariah, lut 19 Block 49 1 38 Mentzer. Michael,.. " U " 40 4 00 Mesker, Henry "II " 3d 4 93 Neff, Peter N " 4 " fl 1 38 Kiruoth, Albert, the north ball' of lot s Bio. k W 4 03 BAKKTl'S ADDITION. Erurich, Win., lot 4 Block 3 144 north 1 i of lot 6 Block 3 3 04 Ciarviii, The. K , lot IS Block 4 1 41 LAMASCO. Cat v i ii, llie.4. E., lot I'.' BI.K-k 135 2 03 " 20 " 135 2 44 " 14 " 136 2 25

" la " 13t; 2 25 ' 5! ' 175 3 38 " 4 " 175 3 :I7 , 128 b et by :i8 feet of north ork No. ICS 10 13 lot 1 Block 57 Lamss.-o -J (:$ " i 67 " 2 25 m 4 i 57 2 25 " & " f.7 " 2 81 " 6 ' 57 ' 2 03 7 ' 57 " 2 25 " 8 " 57 " 2 23 " f " St " 2 25 " In ;.7 " 2 63 1 Tt 1 88 " 11 " 17 ' l4 lot B Blo.lv S8 bsnnsco t 88 ft 11) ' 58 " 1 50 11 " f.8 " 1 50 " 18 "58 " 1 ot) 13 " S8 " 1 87 " 14 ' :k " l M iu ;.s " l M 1 8.. 2 S3 2 85 " 2 25 3 " 8". " 2 25 " 1 Ml. " 2 41 ' 3 " 8ii " 2 1)0 ' 88 " 2 fsj " 9 " 80 ' 3 10 " 8). " 2 25 " 22 " Iimi 1 12 23 ' KHi ' 1 31 - sm lot) 1 31 i, o " 1 88 ' it pm 1 61 15 " 101 " 1 69 5 102 2 25 n Mai 2 id .. o .. log g oi; j:i ' 102 ! 08 8 104 1 fx " ft " lf4 1 87 " 10 " lirt " 1 88 14 1(4 " 1 87 " 15 " 104 ' 1 S8 " 16 11)4 ' I X7 ' 17 " 1"1 1 88 ' 21 " lot " 1 as iot i oft " 21 M0 " 1 87 22 io5 i n " 23 " 10.'. " 1 87 " Si ' H. " 2 tt " 25 " Mi ' I 88 2 lOi 1 87 " 27 " lai " I 83 28 " MS 1 87 12 ' 108 ' 2 25 1'. 108 2 25 y. 10') 2 48 ell ol - MS II

Uiftoid, Thouis Bee laser, John, Ht ott, Lnclas II FOOKTH ENLARGEMENT Meier, W J, lot -4, Block 1", fourth eulargu meut "1 BTOCKWKTX'S KNI.AKGEMENT. Green, John W, lot 1, Block 13, Stockwell's Kt.l 1 oy 'SI " 13 do 3 oU Stoskwcll. J H.fbsirs) lot 31, Block 17, do 1 IS -' 32 " 17 d.. 1 65 CARPENTERS PLACE f.udar, I jwis B, lot 1 . Block 4,Carponter' place 4 13

"2 "4 du 3 7S BATTELL PLACE B lot 10, Bbak 1, Batt.dl j lace 7 r.l 'It 1 do 7 6'" a I do 7 1 i.i 1 do 7 CS 14 ' 1 do 7 t " 15 ' I do 7 flS " 10 1 do ly 17 " 1 dr. 11 26 " IS ' 1 do 7 87 ' 111 ' 1 do 7 f.9 -2o i .I.. 7 ca " -Jl " 1 do 7 1.9 '1 ' 1 do 7 8 " S3 " 1 do la " -'t " 1 do 7 s?i

..d.-c, ti CHRISTIAN HKDDKRI il. city Colls lor. I0 H P O It TD.V JVtt TU B. W-S Order for Plank Side-Wnlk. Septem'r SB, 1860. And uow it is hersby ordered and directed by tb.. Common Council ot the city of Kvsusvills, tbat tb.. uwners of all lots or part of lots fronting on or adjoiuiug the uortb side of M ht.. from Leet Ht. to tbe western lius of Slockwell's enlarenient iu saisl tbe city, cause tbe aide walk thereon to I, bruoghl to tbe proper ssts audthnt tbey cause asida-wiilli of class No.-J to le laid t-.. l.reoii, witbiu thirty days from the i ublicution ol thi order. P. BTJBKK, tlerk. City Clerk's Office, October U 1800. W-S Order for Plank Side-Wlk. Septem'r 29,1160. Aud uow it is hereby onb-red and directed by the Coniuion Council ol the city of Kvunsville, tbat tlie ownsra of ail lot or parts uf lots frouting on oradjoiainfr ths nortli-webt side of Bond street, from JnHi ket street to tbe western line of Stockwell's enlargement iu said city, cause the aide-walks thereou to be brought to tbe proper grass, ami that tbey cause s sade-Talk of class number t to be laid down thereou witbia thirty day from the publication of this order. P. BL UKE, Clsrk. Z City Clerk' OJHce, October li. I860. mmOTICB Tt VitJVTBJCTOBH. f V TbeCoiuuuJU Couocil of the City of Eausv ill.- will receive sealed propoal until the 2.1d day of October, 18'JC forgradiug, guttering and paving the alley extvud.i j from Sjiamore to vine streets, sud situated bctue'u Tblid and louitb streets. ' The contractor to furnish all the materials, aud do ; the work agreeably to plan and specitlcatious ou ; file Iu this office. P. Bl'UKK, Clerk. Clerk's Offlie, October 1st. lbtn. mmOTIVK TO r O .VT HJC T O R b. ' V The Commsn Council of tbe City of Kvana- ' tllle will receivo sealed propesals until the 23d day 5 ol October, l&or), for grading the alley extending ' from Vine to Divibion street, aud situated ht-tweeu I Third aud Fourth stieet in aid City. P. BVltKE, Clerk. Clerk', Oflice. OcUiber 1st, I860. VTWr CHmppe l.ip and. ffssdi. . Sui t tine LoM K.-iro dv. tso the uompoiiuu liiyi ! tiou, which is entirely tree from grease, or any ari ticle tbat esa possibly iujnio the akin A few i dri.pa rubbed on occasionally i all tbat is rciuired. I Prepared only at WM. BIEKBOWKK I Druggist, No. 7a Main street, Washington bl'k,) uctnaf:BBBttU Kvansvillo, led.

MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK STORE. jr.v patronage of tins comtaaaity, wt have rnly to say that vvu come amon- yoti as H'f uiaueut citizeus, and promise that in all things our word shall be made goral. Our purchases have been ma le under the tuest favorable circumstances, iu N'W Ycrk .:. i othor Eas'ern citiee. A rt-silencf and intimate businerts connet'tius with the lsf n.ercjtntlbhouses there, iv.-s :is advantages t ! uy i.odcluapvr than can be dove under :ti:y.ltrr cin ..:. stauciwi. AVe h tie ailontt d a nyst, in that kai0flMaetiff4 ti" l:ore, but it is the Only on, tAhi- h wi;l enable a merclitnt to Kosjds aj low j-no-i ibi.'Hltotn an cnflre stockCASH EXCLUSIVELY, 3ST m I OE, A S it So AVION. ALL ARK To BE TBEATED ALIKE. m,v atdi y i (it uji thq BEST QUALITY Latest Styles, And we hnve lilulle urrHlic-lueitts to Lei'p our tcHk supijlieil with tbe ssa FASU I N A tll.K QllfKl a Snsjn H.-tlteJ H(JOeHl KSst. A lar-'e tts-i ttmeiit, ami t'HKAP FlstlUH'l:' ol every color nml giPrMie F;uvv Drens Gooile3 Valt'iili:is. Mohairs, Plata and caass Kiuured for tisveluif dresses. Fancy Poplins, Sabimis. Pt;rsian Delaint. Magenta Cloth. FRENCH MERINOES, VKIIV t 11 KA I' : Printed Alt-rinocs, elegant styles, RICH PLAIN VELOURS, JFuncf elaursn KARK IN STYLK ANl COLOK. ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED OELATKKS, FANCY SILKS, Si il KT 111 N(S SI-' AND KLKflAUT : AND Black Silks of Every Grade. LINEN AND WHITEGOODS, TABLE CLOTHS AND Proa) th Lowest to the MastH, IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYE, DIAPER, HOLLANDS, lie, Ac E m broitleriesn A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF JACONET BANDS, EDGINGS, IH8BBTHH3B 4.N7 COLLARS AT HALF IIlIOH!. Something very fine in EMBR0IDER D HANDK'FS COLLARS AND SLEEVES IN SETTS, FROM 75 CENTS TO $15.00. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES. A iArg Mock, awl every mir nittiUto oar onlrr. of Ifefl BEST MATERIALS, AND WAURASTED. TliesP GiK1.-i We i iuteiitliu t niAkt nr.-1 f.r i'aah at vory 1" prirM, P h"Ui.' in tl.Kl i :'.- t. a NEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHEETERS. o. 5 Urst tr.-et, ar th. post Uttlce. Fcsiter'sNew Building sst.20 Closing Out at Cost. WM,J Jtrm tv- oi-jhUR ot'B h.-tiui: WW st ck of Oood at cost, with a view of makiug a change in business. Terras cab. Evansviile, Sept -D, JAS. OAKLEY A SDN. septal -ltu BOOTS AND SHOES. Jr R K M ITT H 11 JJ'M -'--larged my st ire, and have on bund a lull supply of BOOTS AND bHOES ol my own munula. -ture, all of which 1 will watraut ol the best ruality I have purchased my leather let cah, aud will nell on the one JSTKS lyslsM ' lower than the saiue ouality of good are usually sold iu Ibis oily WM. KMEKY, eept21-iiad 190Main.st cor. Srrer.tb-st.

MISCELLANEOUS. nB.nolrjii..ji. j. t o r. .'ci ujs'v t o.

M V i1(iTe remc eil.to V: est, Ui above Main. WK are i.ow in o ..r. : Wells' Patent Fold tug Hprius H.l, tbe NM ut,d most coi.venlorit now it. tire, ai ll Man l aioved or handled vlthout any tniuble. c'all aud exumuir tliani. 'lantt DR. HAAS, Having leased the roorcs former! o.--fujiled by Pr. hlvpft; In Dr. Pr.iy's buildinR, opp sit- fh Pout Ollico, for a ISJrfcsj of years, would ttSDvctfully solicit thu rltTA-iis ...f l.i ain-l llle aud ib.i Biirroundiut! towns an.' conntry. o visit bis rooms and See th spBcini. iiB on cMmitioSM a ticther lb.. ueed tin. seryi. es of h DanUsJ ot nut. .Since the UilliUk, ol bis las I -i- ular uiol lulv.-i -tiscmut, over a year lllni-c, seVefai linprOfaiMnts sad new inventions HfSvJ itaSSM nn.dr, of which bo has s Tf lyfrt M)i iiisrli ujsAltaU&vvH ssM0lK thai will subserve Ibe interests ol bin iciti.-ul, to ih.sh uu muml. His Ui.-iHtl.-s- nr. b-lt -r and nlfaMlsli inftit lanr, M itu. ml II llbtytsnr any i.ll.et In . in IttaiS, Slid j ll .1 i-iiii :n l Mitel " .'ities. All llaatS wliw used lennl iiiM-ratiidi o.-i t.-i ui.-d, and aie j.b a-e.l with his v. i 1 1 . -ii-'l ! itlcnded I., with graal plssnare. The toll.iw ins? an- tlie.i.le- i nt. rh pisannuiturod by binr lontiuurun llupi; IHock or t.'arvsd Work; Vul. tvi.ite Ibise: '. i ihff Am!- i . ItkoOplai tic; Gobi and -diver w..i It N' tbine .aii ex. el lbs I . ,ml iod tranlis SSI oi lbs contlnuona i:iua work. It im witiu.ui s aasa or crsrfa-s. i'h.--k thai ate . utiBi'n cm be raatol .1 to nearly t tiair oriuin .l stsSsmr ka this stfltls '' j work, and al iv thSitsM l tin- ol, aoito. t.'.aalile, and Aiiib. i Has.-. TU' latter styles, for Hsrlitness and adapts! Ion t.. difficult mourlis, x. el any eels any thini; w bavo ever ssa He has several ami slh. ti. for itlb-v ia! in;; baia I when extractitif: teelb. Tln-v nre j. ''''' 1 1 v biina . less. Tin' lit omI dullcato .-an llSSS tberS ai lie.l. lie due not alvi-rtiie an v tiling bo cannot do, nor exhibit anything nol ma.l. by hiuna-df. Parents i.hraihl consult the b. stttl 0u Leautv .1 thuir children by haviinf tin. ttantlst diris-t llii-i. : ei - u l dautitioii, lb.ui.by ,i-oil.u-in- syiuiio Ury sasl ! health to those Invaluable organs. I Irrefiulurity of . bii.lren's t. . tb rtirroctod suefeudally. Then" having decayed leelii. should cithei hav them exlracted or lilln! at once (tbe luttcl if ran sible). Th-.- hi allh of tbe r tiiiies and tbe remain ins; teeth demand Ibis. k- I tak" liliTT-ir iu iutrodu.-iuK Dr. Ua-, uiy suciaiaor to Hit old rooms in lira' building, WaVhtfi he will (tad them botll plessaul and profitable I'n in my iiiti-nours with the Ilia-tor, I am pleased to hud him one of the pctasrssisia . possiuwiui; taste and hiijli professional ability and staudiiiK. With t bis view , 1 can. with safety, 1 1 coin ui-.ud him to the coiumuuitv us a skillful and competent doutist . fmay28) .1. KIVETT. QUACK NOSTRUMS. M. say: "Tim mniot-iiv ofllair Wnsfcss, Hair Iyes, Hair Tonic, Hair nils, and the numberless preparations now before the public, tinder such extravsKunt, hyperbolical and tuu tatlic title as wo Httu pnxadud in abovv window cards and nc-w-paper htadiDi;, a l air r.reparalliius, are all bnmbi. the flrst water ; rnsit real met il , bet) lhe possess uuy, is licit tb. y do no barm, line's I, at. I. Whale Oil, Lard I )ii, Sweet oil. BCeiile.l and COloi ed, make up, when liibeautiful Wrappers end whitt. flint jrlass l-.ttles, the . o-t best rbat to t. -t of Ionics . and wbun thus costly, are Isnjtfsill witn sums tri iyllshls burs, an l can tbl .it by verdant yuiius; and old ol beth st-es Such is not tlm cliuraclur ul Professor Wood's lliiir llestorat ive. Tin :eiitlntleinan com Indole the w. rid vfitb.-nt any " huth lit I ut i li " X ihiplill.fotifim. .a- snV rarti.-r astotindini: and atartlitii; cab bpeni.v l.-i ins . be simply SSVSV Uses a ..o- Bsstsrsliss -waal it ex pre we precissly and as a Kestorst i ve it sets. Bay l'i ..ft-ssoi Wood's Usir Restorative ; mid as you value your scalp, aye, your very brains, apply nothing else ; for it may be I bit yon will gel some wr.ise, substance than perfumed laid on your rrauium. Iteniember, Wood's Restorative li r the Hslr is tbe best attn le .-vtaut." t sr, 1 1 will, bv natitiVs ivti prnreW, Ilesfoia Gray Hair I., the Original O lor, Will mak.. it (Iron on Bald Heads Will restore if ,V, tin ,1 S. ,t I . ... Will reiiio-. e it ritu-e stl if hit Will remove nil Dandruff, Will litre all erupt lot even :' lid Head, Will make the ll til ;- tt nd Glossy, Will make the ol.! appear young sgalBa Will preserve the Color ol Hair to old age. Will always Tns I n it arid slop its Falling, - bSN 'i Dili I Ai tides le And is one ) las Hiir now in II--Manrrtsrturd b " Wholesale Slid lot .,1 alld 114 Mhiket -tr-.-et by all druggist in in. Sept) A J. W'.ol Ci sod Fold -w York, Isn ol 1 1 1 1 1 Broadway, I Ht. Isiilis, Mo. city Snd iaiuntrs Mtij3 nm.i.-K-j, .. Mt hand a snppll ril BGMM.MB. We can ills., furnish TIlAiK St-A LES ol say -t pai-ity. These N, .-i!' - are from tils Doaaaiscton .. K. T. KAIHBANKS ,(- 00., St. Johasburg, Veruiunl. Every Seals is tested sad sealed, and warranted correct, tot lestiui. iii.ilt we ri-L-r to it O-ousauds ot persona using them. ll'iUNIiUijUK 1- CO., Agents, dov21 Water street. Kvansvllle. 400 BO'S 0MPijy,Mi UT, K.t PMB n Winter I 'Mtidli-s, for s;ib lielow I AHdllliat i rates at No. 66 .Main st., bv I'll I LIP DEC It Kit. Brpt. 28tN. ilEMO V4Z. Robert itotjtf J R I' H I T K f T , Office dr. Mam mid Water Si4 entrant on Maia St., A'l'iuixritU, Jnd. Plans, spcciticationi., detail drawing clHisms vl buiidtu, propaicd 011 short on reastiuaMe terci.,. tc, tor all notice, and 81.17 Lots for Sale .WO AT EJltif THUMB. riu- most favorable epportunit) ever ol.eie.1 to the pttbiir. lots ol .. seres encti, o-i tt- Me is burg rusit, l'.. mil-s from the Com I -boose, sad s lots ot 5 n.-f. s each, TVashlnpton nrmue, kiis mils from tbe cilv. As sinull ;atitiy as fourth of an aire will I" oi l. if l. -irod. Apply b WILLIAM HI K lli:i V, KK. uoTidly "5TriZ oj' HiJi j. ii oATAtfMINED ! OEUROK TIIOKNHIl.il lake ldeairs in it -ormiag hi old cualomer thai iu tl.o imfll) an I style ol his work, he Hatter hiiuseif ks . uni .t be excelbsL lie may still be lound at the .- .rner ol Seooud and Main streets, w hers Ibe Blisses) Har t,.-s and Meddle, ol ev.-i j lb s 1 ip I i on . B I.- obtail. ed on the beat of tei m Ml" K. puir.r. done aiih 1.. .Sues ami .le-patcli Scccnd-hand Harness ilwaj on band. Jol

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