Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 44, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 October 1860 — Page 2

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TUESDAY MORNING.. OCTOBER LO ! PEOPLE'S TICKET. National Election, on Tuesday, November 6th, 1860. TOR rilXSIDKNT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN or ILLINOIS. ay" The People of these United States ark the rightful Masters of both Congresses and Courts, not to Overthrow the Constitution, but to Overthrow the Men who Pervert the Constitution." Abraham Lincoln. for vice president, HANNIBAL HAMLIN Or MAINE. 6f"I Love my Country more than I Love my Party." Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Elector for tie Stale at Large. WILL CDMBACK, of Decatur. JOHN L.MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. District Elector: lat District Cyrus M. AUeD, of Knox. 2d Dint net- John W. Bay, of Clarke. 3d District Morton C. Hunter, of Monroe. 4th District John H. Farquher, of Franklin. 6th District Nelson Trusler, of e'ayette. 6th District Beuben A. Biley, of Hancock. 7th District John HannR, of Putnam. 8th District Satnnel A. Huff, of Tippecanoe. Oth District James N. Tyner, ef Miami 10th District Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen. 11th District David O. Daily, of Huntington naturalisation Laws. FIRST. Any alien may be admitted a citizen on the following conditions : 1. By making, in any court of record, a declaration ef his intention to become a citizen, and which must be made at least two years before his admission as a citizen. 2. In addition to the declaration, he must have resided in the United States, live years at least, before his admission, and within the State or territory where he makes application, be must reside at least one year before making such application. His residence and good character must be proved by one witness, a citizen of the United States, and in no case can the oath of the applicant be admitted to prove his residence. (Act of April 14, 1802.) SECOND. An alien under the age of twenty-one years, who resided in the United States three years next preceding his coming of age, and shall have resided five years in the United Slates, including the three years of his minority, on proof of such residence, and that for the last three years it was his intention to become a citizen. Act of May 26, 1854. THIRD. The children of persons naturalized, being under the age of twenty-one years at the time of the naturalization, shall be considered citizens ; and the children of the citizens of the United States, though born out of the jurisdiction of the United States, shall also be considered citizens. Act of April 14, 1802. FOURTH. If ut'tfi an alien has declared his intention to beet me a citizen under the act oi April 14, 1802, In? nV, his children shall be deemed citizet.. . uoi iihstanding their parent might not hate been actually natural ized. Act of March 26, 1804. FIFTH. All n!i -us arriving in the United States since I ' . 17, 1815, must have bad a conUntied r sidence therein for Jive years neat pieced . their admission as citizens, '"without b ...g at any time during said rive years out ol the territory of the United States." Act of March 3d, 1812, Sec. 2. From the provisions of the act of April 14, 1852, requiring a previous declaration of intention, the following exceptions have been made, by which the declaration of intention is not required: 1st. An alien who resided within the limits and jurisdiction of the United States, before Jan. 20, 1795. may be admitted a citizen on proof of residence of two yeais in the United States, and one year at least in tne State where he applied for admission. 2d Any alien who has resided within the limits and jurisdiction of the United States, between January 19, 1795, and June 18, i"98, may within two years from April 14, 1802, he admitted a citizen on proof of residence of two years within the United Stales. Act of April 15, 1802 3d. Any alien who has resided in the United Slates between June 17,1798, and April 14, 1802, and continuing so to do, may become a citizen on the proof of residence of two years. Act of March 25, 1846. 4. Any alien who resided in the United States between April 24, 1802, and June 18, 1812, and who has continued to reside within the same, may be admitted a citizen provided he has resided within the limits of the United States before June 18, 1812, and has continusd to reside within the same, and his residence within the limits and under the jurisdiction of the United States, for at least five years immediately preceding his application, shall be proved by two witnesses,; citizens, of the United States, and also bis place of residence during that time. Act of May 24, 1828. An Act to amend the act entitled " An Act for the Regulation of Seamen on board the public and private vessels of the United States," passed March 3, 1813, is amended by ihe Act of June 26,1848, by repealing the last clause of the 12th section, consisting of the following words, to wit : " Without being at any time during the said five years out of the territory of the United States." RESIDENCE, 4c , In the case of Roosvelt vs. Kellogg, 20 Johnson's Reports, p. 210, the court says " resident is synonymous with inhabitant one that resides in a place. " In the case of Fitzgerald, Caine's Reports, p. 319, it was held that a subject of Great Britain, who had been several years trading in this country, was a non-resident here, the "intention of returning" having been laid aside. In the case of Wrigley, 8 Wendell's Reports, p. 134, the court of errors held that a man who came to New York in 1821, and remained in business there till 1828, as a commission merchant, and then went to England, but returned and applied to oar courts here for a discharge under the insolvent act of the State of New York, alleging that he was an inhabitant of this Stale, was not an inhabitant of this State.

An alien removing into the territory of I listening Senators and held crowded RalLouisiana, after it was ceded to the United ! leries inthralled by tbe wiitherv 01 Ibeir States, and residing therein until after its eloquence, is now beine filled iio lor the

admission into tbe Union Hi a Slate, does not thereby become a citizen of tha United States. The State ts Primrose, 3d Ala , 546. A child born in the country, continuing while under age in the family ot the father, is supposed to adopt his national character as a citizen of that country. Shanks vs. Dupont, 3d Peters Rep. 242. A woman doos not lose her national character by marryioz an alien, whether friend

Or enemy, i. . Rerersinp hip tidmpnt of ' Court of South Carolina, Harp. E. Rep. 5. An alien feme covert uiav Ira naturals' :ed without the concurrence of ber liushand.

''riest vg. C'umosiuy, 10 Wend. (.17. Abraham Llncoln-Wlial tie is suit Wliu t he wW do. A special correspondent of the Philadelphia North American, now in Springfield, thus writes concerning Abraham Lincoln: " Mr. Lincoln may be icgarded as representing what I will venture to call the highest type of Western civilization in the country; for the development of man, southwest of the Ohio, is essentially different from what we are accustomed to see east of it. lie i. in other words, a representative of those energetic, sturdy and progressive people who have by their own strong arms and stout hearts cleared the forests,plowed the prairie.-, constructed the railroad?, and carried the churches and school houses into the occe wilderness of this mighty region, causing it to blossom like a garden, and diffusing blessings everywhere. However politics may separate, in this State there is but one opinion among fairminded men as to the moral worth, elevated character and purity of Abraham Lincoln. In Spriugfield, which has been so long his home, all parties vie with each other in testifying to his energy, uprightness, and all the virtues which adorn and dignify private life. In his intercourse he is frank, direct and manly, without reservation or quibbling of any kind, while maintaining a decorous and delicate reserve in regard to that immediate future which is now foreshadowing so unmistakably. He is entirely free to express his opinions on all subjects of public policy, and particularly in regard to the great principles which have of late years so much divided parties. "Mr. Lincoln stands nearer the old and recognized landmarks of the Constitution which have been honored of all men, than almost any public man now before the country. He is eminently and necessarily conservative in regard to Slavery, from conviction, from long reflection, from nil his previous life, and from the firm persuasion that moderation is the only course by whic h this Government can be administered wisely and well. Opinion in this region is nearly identical with that entertained in Philadelphia on this exciting question ; and it may be said to extend along the great belt to the Atlantic, including a population of eight or more millions. The Administration of Mr. Lincoln is destined to become historical in ;his respect tnat the Pre--i-dent will be freely assailed before entering ! office, and will be as freely applauded before he leaves it, as one who has been true to all his constitutional duties, and false in no obligation of section. It may lie ventured as a prediction, upon the knowledge of his past career, and of hia admitted fidel- ; ity to all he believes, that Mr. Lincoln's inaugural will do more to restore harmony between the North and South, and to correct erroneous prejudices, than all the prateota lions of all the pretended U niou-savers together. He is a Union man thorouhl. honestly, and truly, Hiid not by profession ; and he will maintain every right or the South with stein and iefletible integrity, as of the North, or the Kast, or the West. A in in bora in Kentucky, bred in the rieissi tudes of this giant West, who has iim to carvejoul his own tin : ui eg, the sou and raulson of Virginians who ap.uiiglto.it old Berks in Pennsylvania, is not, apt to have other blood in his veins Uumi what is natioi al and American. ' What All'. Donxlna xi 1 a ukii Bow lie tt. Behold Ihe fruits of the labors id the gleal "Squatter Sovereign! Mr. Dunlins spoke in lil'teeu low us in Maine, and 'he Uepubliciu& gannd in 1 heiu 1,500. Mr. Douglas spoke in Veriuoul, uml the Republicans gained C,UUO. Mr. Douglas inatie speeclies in Pennsylrania, and the Hepuldtt an.- gained B.ooo to lo.oOO. Hr. Douglas sioke in Erie, Pa , smd the RepublicaitH gained 1,300. Mr. Douglaj Spoke 111 Conneawl, I'Uio.and the Hepublicut gained loo. Mr. Douglas spoke "' Asblaoula, and ihe Republicans gained in the county -'1-Mr. Doutln.s made a slioil siMsecb, m Painea ville, and th lieput' runs gameil in tit county 331 Mr. Douglas spoke in Clyvelaud, n Republicans gained in the citj and 1 300. Mr. Douglas spoke in Tiflin, and ii publicans gaintd in the counlj tiQO Mr. DouolnS spoke U! Relletontttiu d R i.d the Republicana gained in 1 l.c . uiint v 188. Mr. Douglas spoke in Urbaua, and the Republicans gained in the county 173 Mr. Douglas spoke in Columbos, and ihe Republicans gained 340. Mr. Douglas spoke iu Indiana, nod the Republicans gaiued 20,000. Mr. Douglas spoke iu Ft. Wayne, Intl., and the Republicans gained iu Ihe city 204. Mr. Douglas spoke in Laporle, lud , and the Republicans gained in the county 50. Mr. Douglas spoke iu Richmond, lad., and the Republicans gained in the county 854. Mr. Douglas spoke in I.attnotle, lad , aud the Republicans gained in the county 700. Mr. Douglas was posted to speak, but did not, in Cincinnati, and Urinkerhotf was beat in the county. Mr Douglas intends to make speeches in all the States, and the result, HE WILL NOT GST A SINGLE ELECTOaAL VOTE. Cleveland Xational Democrat. Al TIMM. BT S. II WHITMAN. I luvc to wander through the vvo.dland hoary, Iu the soft light of an autumnal day, When summer gathers up her rdhes of gloi 1 And like a dream of fart y, glides away. How through each loved, familiar path she hssgeeal Sereuely sasUbsg tlnoueh the r ' : mist Tinting the wildgrape wiibher dewy angers, TiU the cuul emerald turns to amethyst. Warm lights are on the sleep v uplands waning, Beneath dark clouds along the boi isen rolled. Till the slant sunbeams, tb rough the fringes raining. Bathe all the hills in melancholy gold. Beside the brook and on the umbered meadow, f Whore yellow fern tufts fleck the faded ground, ith foldext lids, beneath their balmy shad '. The gentian nods, in balmy sluiubeis bound The little birds, npou tin hill sides lonely, llit noiselessly along from apt ay to spray, 8ilent as a sweet waudeiiug thought, that obi) Shows its bright wings, aud mutely glides away. The scentless flowers 111 tliew ai ni sunlight di uii.n g . Forget to breathe their fulluess ol delight J And through the tt anced woods solt airs are so earn -ing, Mill a the dew fall of a summer taffgat. The old Senate Chamber at Wash ington, where Webster, Clay, Benton. Cal houn. and our tir&t nrntais bac4 eiitriinee.l use of the Supreme Coutt at it? approaching December term. Lou. Jour. The Water Vobb3 Comh.ktkh.--Thanks to the enterprise of Ihose to wlioso hands tbe great work was committed, our vvster works are now complete. We received yesterday, through our hydrants, the fi: aquatic eustallment, and from this writing da'e the success anil practical operation of tbe Louisville vratc: work?. Lent. Jc :r.

!VEW ADVERTISE WENTS, 1,00 0 IBH C'JVI .VAr 8UUJB Cnred Hams, lw 0 lbs. t lioice Bacon Shoulders, l.vsi l!..cb'i Clear Bason Sides, ln"i u.s. cviia Sagat Cured Dt ii ! B. -t, for -ale V oc-127 jgl J COOK , Ojvffir iojvmojvs Prima Njitliem Onions, fe LANULKV. I Oil BBi.s ale cheat) to clou etitfeignnietit. bv oct 27 COOK ft L ANGLIC V. 500 it o x h itJH sn eh us Eo a sj i.e at (betel) COOK it LANGLEY'3. 50b i.hs aww nrmmriTM zjntit fi r rial.-by luctJTi COOK A LANG LEY. o Jtxs nun -rent k u.imiii. A" s mm full weight Star Candle.., 10 has Peebles Bros ' Opal Candles,-in bxs Proctor & Gamble's Taltev Candles, fur sal lv cetL'7 COOK A LANGLEY. 'Bmbjjw cob.s-, .- o.its, eob MM sale at (oCt27) COOK A LANGLK1 8. MMObe oe those choice juvm WVfM cheap It . 1 at Qft27 COOK A l.lXGl,i:VS. wbest jbsbmtmxjtt ft' coe MM f.-e in t he til y at octH!7 COOK A LANG LEY'S. Ml O i.MIEJ' 8'BVE. EBOM 70c Tit WMW 1 1 per na!., oct::. COOK & LANGLKY'li. JH eh 01 i.e it mo l..issE s eoh o tar gal. at oct27 COoK A LAMJLEYS. 3 O IIOX EIJs'E 1T tUHKH.VX at (octTi COOK A LAXGJLKY'S. ! K . A .VcV 8 TO RRJT J liriek Dwelling on Chorch, between Cherry and Chestnut streets, and u new frame in Bowleytown, nenr Smith's Block, f..r rent on the 1st of Koreaatasr. Call muu at VICKERY BRO'S, MCt27 No. 82 Main St. JTJ O i I. U 1": tOVLTU! 1 0 JL de. fat ..nn" Chickens, I d.o. Turkeys, just received and for sale Bt 00127 VICKERY BRO'S. ww.n oj- itjajmsJi run Moan MLM rf Davis's tiar Cured Hams, for Rale at Oct27 VICKEKY BBO'S. nice fresh ground and unround Siv-es, jurit received and for tfal rery ww. at U1127 VICKERY BBO'S rm eJH.S'Tt Ji.rt.t- i.Jtn' KM an lie tcconniindated with board and a ideasnnt rem, near thj btsfjsscss part of the city, above Slain street. Als. rixjm for a few day boarder?. Fur further information enquire of Mr. M A. Laurence. cct'in lu-it , IJ WtOM,K (jualit just rec.uvLUEBT A CO , Nc. 4 Si-camore st. W W and V2 bids, 08 and lor sale by f It K 1,1.1- f... i lit-: it ialc by 0(t2o 8 E. GILBERT A FOOH H it tfOt.lt m Ml Nc 1 Shaved Pine Shinplis to loi n Kielinfcbuyaen Glover, ceraes. Seventh and Maiu sts., and tie n return. ..1 to Y'nrk Stale and died (.lover luisft lew of tltem on band, which Be is read and willing t dhrlsW auionust his mint rons friends and customers. Poor 1: tbiaeesi will never make us au.v more such nlinrlea ocT2o-dw W. M. AIKMAN . CO., F R O D U O 13 AN is Commission Merchants, O Nni lll Wati r it., Et ailivlllr. icJ" Agent for the aie of Salt. Blonr, Grain, Provisions, and all oth. r articles of Produce oct2o fioa.v.--asd mffaW. (h.v. W.S store and t..r sale bv oct2.i W. f. A IK M kN v CO. "jri.t . .it. I. ii.vp(7.'. otFlour cooatantty on hand and iu tore. and forsaleby (acteS) W. M. AIKMAN A CO. or.JT'-j5 mMi.s. I'uoMcm m - ' iiiiie. k potatoes in stole ,nd t o lo li.' Hies, tOCUMK ..I T, by OCI2S V. M. AIKMAN ,v CO .1 f. lie tjj tf. M. A I K l A S' A Jr mm a -.'tt f'ltM tij-r. no ttnt.s 4 Louisville Cefeoeat, !l hh.1s. Grey Line-, el $4JS) pel hbd, in stlUe ale! for sale bv Oct 25 W. M. AIKMAN CO. II. TT I-S-Lt-Jwl (aDOCESsMMt i'o A. KURTZ.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONNECTION ER k BAKER, Haitsnnsctarer ol CnadieS, 1 'at. 1 . r'yt iij.s, Ac, dealer in Oranges. Lemons, At'., and Nuts ol all kinds r. .. iiuui parties attonded Iwal 1. horse it ssei- S..le inre.it for MaHhy's Unrivaled Ball! utore Oysli-rs, No. tft Si. nth I ni street, between Main iind I.o. usl, BvaajSVille, In. I. For sale eh, . .p for rash. netai-1y MJ A f It It s . . A- J- et k tun t.1 U 1 1-. 8. J lanev Kxtracta of Praogipanni," hi-, me H oii Par-," " K is tie- i.nn.k ," u K ire m. Sweetly." and Sloleti Ki.-, also, the reh-l.t. lied II in' 1 la 11, 1 ajpd " ip.uo K a tracts, at N. S THOMPSON'S o. IJ4 Neur UrinrStoie a,y"tt hjkjs-t rut? it -tel. 1. .vo u-. M More, later owned and ooenm-d bj Mit haet GavisK, deceased, a. 1 eriKesy and .roii-ii'n store, corner i.t Main and l-ourili streets. Ther- 1- a lir.-t-rate mokf le-u e iit.i. h.-d to On- store. Apply to John Gave,).. 01 W M. It A IIM, Jr. jiujO dAwti rm. THti L.ttut-: rite-: tt iue Olycerine L. nun, Cui .leipp .l hand-, la. and lip-, at .1.124 THOMPSON'S Oiij Drugstore f.t.fV HJIH Oil. fiM.tl.t Giant, hoe, mm Ii admired b ihe children. Sold at the City Drag Stre, Main stre.-t . 1 t h m t 11.ii n mmvmuBB, Shaving and T.toth Brushes, at oct24 N. S. THOMPSON'S New Drag Store. I.JiHttK . UtiO ItTMK.S'T M of Pomades, Hair Oil anil Hair Tollies, jn-t receive eix.-d and lor sale at .ct'4 THOMPSON'S Drue, Store. : h o r mo i..is&KH. - Hinall lot ill half barrels, Verv choice, just d and for site by S. V. . til LHKKT a CO. GILr.K.KT .1 o f m JL T I- H K H . WfM kinds, for -ale by etSM mT IOH.y .flf .Vf t. i5 HI 11. tllt li W,-i crniind Corn Meal, from new Corn Just rereived and for sale by 0Ct$l JAS. KBSK1NK A V JTi O It s J . sV .' - six Mtrj-M 11 K It Js feet of Stone Curbing, undressed, of good qasctify. and at reasonable price. Inquire at this tlice. octl'i lw IM I ITS, KtT. .'..' ..- JJ)U rounds, Currants, I'rnnes, Ch.colate, Cranberries, Chestnuts, .v., for sale cettt JAS. ERSKINE A CO. f OJI Oil..-'4 tiltf. S. VXTU.i t OJ I. t Oil, free ttow sna il or smoke when using. LAMPS. A iarto assortment i Lamps, various : patteriis and sizes, and at prices to suit buyers. Lamp Wiuking. Shades, i himnev Brushes, Ac, tor sale by loctlSl JAS. KBSKISK A CO. gjtuoi'mio.y t. r.oo i.m?. CMtiii. M Bssjpsr Cured Hants, canvased ; 4rsi lbs. choice Sugar 1'ured Sht-nldera. canvased ; ltsi lbs choice Dried lit-i t, caavaesd ; 50 lbs. Bologna Baas- : ages; 2 bids choice Leaf Lard, forsalebj rsstlr .IAS. KKKISK A CO. til'.VIt HIES. IK t 'KS, e OJt i- KH Mills, Kiddle 'urrv Combs, Tacks, Pow.l.-r, Shot, Lead, White Fish, Starch, Knife Baskets, Tiajs, Kgg Healers, Ac, Ac, Ac, for sale by 0-II8 JAS. KKSK1NK A CO. fi 11 a v . k ' English Dsirj irsth 1 'hisse, recei ot 3 o HOXK.s. eneiii tc , Western' Beserve, and Ilaaa,ed and for sale br J tS KKSK1NK A CO OI'K : t o rrttJV, H f..-ri -, i-. tr 11 Linen, llaltei, lie. I Col d , Clothes Lines end Be , for Male by tl8 .1 S. KBSKINF A CO MP O Ui. Ti:il. ..SW JUTIt'H, mlM energetic hoy. age lu 10 !' good habits, and who writesa plain baud, to act lis Porl.-r A"c Boal.lwill l- turui-hed. Applvto octitj gf.o. rosi'Kii 1 11 1 turn. 10 hh us. rmumst hohto Rico. 30 bids Ksstern Befined. Crushed, Pon stared. Granulated and 1 .atee Sugars, received bv 1 ail be oetl6 fUl BE. S T. ing Seven He Apply to o. t a GEO. ! 1 i.-TKll .f eu .1 IHII SE t rt.-T.i .- issa and Kit. hen, oa Oakatreal .1 w ii ten I.;?, No 1- Main st HOM f. V 1 . a It B I H OM 9E mV W OBJ flom Ne 1 ; bbls Vine H. Oil. Oil r Gritte, received Hii.-dsi si . t i'oi'K A LANGLE1 fOME E I left ..i i . f M .-.s ; . ei: u ' .n it i: E U i CiMIK st I.ANol.Kl :- Vi.KM'.ljn SO JE. I.t, II i.JIBH L' nil. J". bxs Pr. tor Qasable' Sojps 10 callous Proctor Qstuble's Lard Oil, Winter Strained, received this day st ortS COOK l.-.::glet's.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. gt O .1 1; Oil. I..1M I' S. J 'VST HKy ceived, .1 large ami elepant lot of Coal Oil L.i -it pa, consisting of . lull assortment of Swinging, Hand, Parlor, aud Bedroom Lamps, alse Chim-11-ys, We k-. and Oil of Ihe very Lest quality. VM. BIEBBOwCK, Urnggist, uct3d T8 Mala street, Washington Block. B9 i- mwb it's cmcmjtWM'M, i"MH MM pared fr.-iu Cocoa nut Oil, on elegant prepared tor the Hair, which it preserves, beautifies, and rend, rs nark and glossy. It Is the best and cheapest Uairdressins in the vv,,r!d. For sale by W31. BIKTtnoWEB. Druggist, Oct 23d No. 7 Main street, Washington Block. O It ItHI't M.iTlSM, VS1S THti m Damascus Liniment. It has eured thousands of the worst ca es. Prepared only at WM. BIKBBOWBB'S, Druggist, octSS 7S Main street, Washington Block. ' .Oil MMSM 1-a llltVM COIt MUSH, s a good article, just received by JAS. EitSKINE A CO., ... U ; 47 Maiu street. M ,I(Af,.V.i, It IT TH It, MiUhS J constant supply of the above receiving dailv, aad star sate at .1 AS. EBSKINE A CO.'S., i ct2J 47 Main Street. Coroner's Inquest m m a: 11 oyjsit the ho in- oe MM Mrs. Bofsac'a, formerly Mrs. Nagel, found dead in Kowleytovvn, Pigou township, Vandeibanrh county, on tlm 17th day of October, 1800. The verdict of the Jury was, she" came to Iter death by apoplexy from intemperance. When she died she was about 4o years of age, about five feet high, was dressed in ber grave clothing when the inquest was b. Id, and had on her person, as far as n i have b. en enabled to ascertain, as above stated. CtU-3w JOHN WA VM AN, Coroner V. C. BOOT SAN D SHO ES ! " Tr HJ HVE OVA L. THE I . V E It S ItJJYK It H.tS BEmoved his Shop from Main street, No. b-1, to App's Block, No. 7 Fourth street, opposite the Upper Market House, and requests bis old friends and the public in general to call and see him at his new stand, as he can still satisfy them ail in the Boot and Shoe line. tSSf Kepairiny shall be dene at the shortest notice, and iu the best of stylo t.oiu One, 4 (tint .ill ! Cheap for Cut It : octis-liu l JOHN M. APP. CERHAVE' Holland Bitters DYSPEPSIA, Liver Complaint, Fever and Agun, Ac. Tn?. laccasstal introdnetton and use of this celebrated Remedy has bet u the signal for a literal flood of compounds called - Bitters," offered in various terms from a quart bottle to a flve-gnllon keg, until this word "Hitters" is but another name for "grog," cr some viilauuus whiskey mixture. lint the really great relief derived from the minute dose, one teasp.jouful, of our medicine, BCEEHAVE'3 HOLXAKD BITTEHS, ond the entire ali$rnc of ufLrr prostration, has established for it a reputation which the host of imitations aud counterfeits have failed to undermine. It is positively a vegetable preparation, with laircly sufficient pure spirits to preserve it. But one sisa of the genuine, (Half-Pint Bottles,) price 0ns Dollar. It is a m. di. ins of long-tried efficacy for Purifying the liUto-i, so essential fcr tho foundation of goest liealth and f-r correcting disorders of the stomach and bowels. Two or three dos.ii will convince the nfflicted of its salutary' effects. The stomach will speedily regain ils strength, a healthy t.cti.m of the liver, bowels and kidneys will soon take place, aud renewed health La the quick result. For INDIGESTION, Try Boerbave's Holland Bitters. For HEAHTBUBM, Try Barhaic's Holland Bitters. For ACIDITY, Try Boerhave's Holland Bitters. For WATEHBHA8U, Try BoThave's Holland Bitters. For HEADACHE, Try Berhave's Holland Bitters. For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try Bofiia. e's Holland Bitters. For COSTIVENEbS. Try Bueruave's Holland Bitters. For PILES, Try Bwrhave's Holland Bitters. In all Nervous. Ulienmatic, and Neuralgic Affections, it has iu numerous instances proved highly teneficiul, and in others effected a decided cure. Read Carefully ! The genuine, highly-concentrated BdRHAvr's Hollaxi IUttus is put up in half pint bottles only, and ru tailed at One Dollar per bottle. The great demand for this truly celebrated medicine has induced many Imitations, which the public should guard against purchasing. Beware of imposition ! .Ve EM our name is on the label qf every biAlle you buy. Benj. Page, Jr. &Co. SOLE PROPRIETORS, PITTSBURGH, PA. KELLER & WHITE, AGENTS, Evantville, Ind. vf ! I C E S , A' c . - EE E FEB, Jt9 spice. (. iicer. Cloves, Rfsce, Mustard, Cinnamon, Indigo, and Blueing. Bhihoajrich'a eslilirated Baking Powder, at octta JAS. KKSKINK A CO.S. glgg- '',, Persons -ml of Employment. ""Han AGENTS WANTED Iu Every County of the United States, rmno E.'u.t t-: jv the sji i.e oe B the best SDd BSOSl ele.;antlv illustrated Works published. tiur publications are of the most interesting character, adapted to tho wants of tho Farmer, Mechanic, and Merchant, they are published in the best style an J bound in the most substantial manner, and are vv. rthy a place in the Library of every Household in the Land. WW" To men of enterprise and industrious habits, this business offer- an opportunity for profitable einpb.3 mi nt seldom to be met with. WiT Persons desiring to act as agents will re'eeive promptlv by mail full particulars, terms, Ac, by addr.ssihc ' LEAL I', GET. A Co., Publishers, octlT No. 221 North Second St., Philadelphia. UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Buyers. St misil .VfV TO I.VCBEJBE M 1 w w business and buili op an extensive Cash trad.-, I will, 1 rem tbe 1 -it li f 1 bis month, October, Make a Deduction of 10 per cent, to Cash Buyers. M . -.lo, k in Lit and frerdi, CompiieiSjSj the most Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods of the season. And 1 ant confident that cash bwyers will be Enabled to save fully 10 per cent. by calling ..t the cheap cash store of Wat. M. Dl'NCAX, ctr: 2md No f, Main street. M .HUES' H.I TS. It -E MMVM 1 1ST JLJ received another lot ..f Horeutine, t'oburg, Leghorn , Straw, Rutland, Bad I 'loth Hats, tor M isses Hi.d l.a.lie-. I'all seN.n, at . BAPKKS .t BUSSIHO'a, OCtll! mm 200 1: No 4.) Main street. I HS H E.I ff CI. K.IB 8 1 II E 8, i ii, inn. .ii Bologna Sausage, just te-l.M-tlJi COOK A LANOLEV'S. ti o r H E ft. vit itooum IJtr. K .t LANOLEY'S. g I It it O.VEM'S . Ol 'ET HEI.lt Wt c-vei ihe l-o.lv ol John Hanuaas. oi Liinam, vvhos. bodj "' b und ..i Kspp4erl Hotel, on Wat. r -tre.t. Evanseilie, Pigeon Toaashlsi, Vanil. rbnr. h Couuty, on the 14th day of Octob-ar, I86M. The verdict of tbe Jury was that ho ante to his fertib i. -i congestjee -iiil! ; that -it the time ol his death be was about nity-toor vie. is ot age; that l.e was a taint tie, i t tan inches in bight, that alien he died be eras dressed in a yellow Handel under-shirt an.t . iv bite cotton over-shirt, and had on bis person, s. tar as we have tajuii able to ascertain, what is above described, he having Lean found undressed in bis bed ro.im. octl6-3wd JOHN VATMAa, C. V. C.

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IRRESISTIBLE STYLES AT PERSUASIVE PRICES. SHANKLIN & REILLY Have now in store, and aro submitting for iniipectiOD, tbeir recent extensive purchases of Fall aud Winter Fancy and Staple llry (loods, which tor tlegance, Variety and Cheapness, are unsurpassed. They would direct particular attention to j the annexed list, which will be disposed of at prices 1 that cannot fail to meet with the approbation of , the most fastidious. The Coods aro 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 Lindseys, Ladies' Striped and Plain Middle sex UloaKings, JbJnglish, 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 Laines and Alpaccas, a large stock of Bro che, Stella, Fancy Snow Flake, Sup. Scotch Clan Tar j tans, McDonald & Malcom Long land Square Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and ; Striped Wool Shawls & Handi kerchiefs, Plain and Fancy i All-Wool DeLaines. In Um Hcwiorj k-i-.iMuu'lit v. ill bm band a rptete St.rk, in Plain, Mi.ird, nnl Kun- y Wool mul j Fleecod Cotton Htm'. Fancy WudI K niltfil UihuIs, I ncludiiig Sli;iwls, Roodfl, SntHeH, Nob!, i LhiUph utiilGfiita' Cid, H Siih, Clotb, Mid Bockj nkin GIovuh .ti-l GaWMttete, Lttdies1 um1 OfBt' 1.. Wool and Mt rino Vw-.tn unii Drawers, Hutu ainl Cjih ! in mw rsbapa, Uid La-IU& Furs. Tlity aro pienarkd to exhibit tfaeii Late UDpurltt ! tion 'f Irish Linen Oor.ila, l ompri-iina Irih EtineM ! hi. -I Hanlkeri:hiefi4( tlc bM assortment of Slifetingi and ShirtinH ever : i . Liaen .Drtuiiitk Table Clothn, 1':, ... d. i mnd ltion. h11 elftes. Naj -kin0, Toweld, Doylies, an I everj other dest ription pertaining to thidcUeaof mauufm-turo. N B. Now on liamlM, a icreot rmrietjr of ThumpOBa Celebrated Skirte, bow m favinly knows to ! the LaJiea of this city, anil which B. Jk R. haw ! hail the pfesssra of istrodsrisg As we at (It'BirotM to give to our csatoiore evrry alvantage j- ii . and having facititiea for so . ing second to none iu our line of hnsiflOSl. we are iherefure fulty dete rniiimd to djotitoM of our i ' -! vtit tones utook at th tf lloet mstsnnraHTn pticea. A rntl respect fullv solicited. ectTT WHEELER & WILSONV SEWINC MACHINE, No. 5 ITirst Street, between Main and Lecssst M, mji IIEEEB TO THE ELHI.lt W W Wheel .r . Wilson's Improved Bowing Machine at reduced prices, with increased coiitiden.-e iu its merits as the best and moat reliable family i newing machine now iu use. It sews nially well i on the thickest or thinost fabrics; makes the lock stitch I SB Possible to unravel, Willi the essential advantage of beiiigalike on both sides, forming uo ridge r chain n the andnr side. ' i aisapls in construction, more sevdy in movement, and more durable than any olber nia.-hine. We give lull instructions to enable the purchaser to sew nrdlaarj seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on the same machine, and warranted for three years. We also keep eoastaal 1 hand a lull assortment of Singer's Inn. bines. Circulars containing testimonials of the above machines. Irons persons of the big beet standing East aud W.s., giving prices, Ac, will be furnished gratia, on application in person or by Utter. feDOU V M. SKLLMAN MmOOTS JJS'lt SHOES. BEElt te MM Barrow's stock ol Boots and Shoes is again large and complete, made so by heavy recruits. Their stock is inferior to none ever brought to this part of the State, and they are offering them at very reduced prices to ea.h and prompt paying trde, at (octl) No. l' MAIN STREET. mWO T M CM . -MB. JMO 8 MOB IJ.IJS WW is my only Agent and Attorney for the State of Indiana and City of Evansvilln. JAMES HEWITT Evausville, Oct. lttb-lmd Ague and Fever OR CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDILY CURED BY rmxHK t TTRjrtoj of n Km rums JL in lMiiir- sad Mediciaes, and poreins afflicted with the Chills and Fever or Apne and Fever, is repectfully invited lo this celebrated medicine, which hae justly obtained a high reputation throughout the coasAry, and tor mny year UmaiutaiDed it? nupeiiority over all other rt'uiediea as a safe, certain, speedy aud permanent cure for Chills and Fever or Ague and Fever. It does not produce hendache, giddiness, huzinK ol the earn, or any sf the unpleasant eftVets which so fiti.untly attend the unea of Quinine or othnr roinedies, but nitty t"1 pivn iu all casee aud under all circurastanceH whatever, to females, iutiutev and rttl BSCSOas wh aro debilitated or hava the tuont delicate const Itstiose, without the least apprehenbiou ot auy injuriotii or even unpleuaut elfects. This niedit iiiA has bssssss a staple iMUiedy, and for years has been extensively ui-d throughout the States of Kentucky, Tennesnre, Alubama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas , k - Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Viiu'onsiu, lhitj, Indiana. N ..-i : ,ivk Penusy Ivauia, Michigan, and CHlil'trnia, aud more lately iu Kansas Territory, and hart mauwutly cared . :) i - in all its varied forssa and i iih .-. many of which were of from one to three years' standing sad hal resisted all the usual iviiiediea known In the coastfr. and in uo case did it fail to make a per tec t and permanent cure where the directions were properly followed. Such in its invariable success r. tt it has gained the confidence, favor, and patron ape of a large number of respectable practitioners of medicine throiurhotit the country, who prescribe and administer it lu prefeiem to tiulrjine and other remedies. The Proprietor has in his ; . a large num bi-r of certificates anil other testissoaisla from per bods who liiivu used this medicine, as well aa front physlctsBS, drn2gists, apothecaried, sadothsi dealersls medicine, attesting its superior virtue- as a curative in Chills and Fever or Ague and Fever, and heeould obtain mauy thousand more, orenoiigh to fill up a larg volnm, but he does not deem tt necessary, as it is already exttSjsively and rarorahly ktiovD to the public gererally. For Bale by city and country Druggists and Apothecarief throughout Ihe west. North-west and Smith-west. WILSON. PETER, & CO., (91 EfvoRS TO WlLSoN A STAItBIRD), b- le-ale Agentd, Louisitle, Ky. JOHN J. SMITH, Vropuv tor. a BESSEII M I V E I I mt., t. mM 20,000 feet just received from City Planing Mills, and for sale by JOHN F. GLOVER, octo-ddrw tf Corner Seventh and Main sts.

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mm j: b n i .v u ts boxes MM oualitv. iost received and forsaleby UST octG S. E. GILBEKT CO., M7 Til S . 1 o O llBI MS JVST BEceived per raiload, and for sale by oct 6 8. S. GILBERT CO. . 00,000 C M tlj B 8-JL JL qUJI.Iities, from Common to Genuine Fine Havana, ' for sale low by 8. E. GILBEKT & Co. oct 6 rmrtoBJcx - 1 oo boxes j.vii jhM. dies, Pounds, .i lbs, 10s, 5s, Twist, Pancake, etc , from 1-' :,'t4c per lb., iu store and to arrive tor sale by S. . GILBERT A CO., octti No. 4 Sycamore st. MWOetTS tt SHOES. UtHllemem ram MM hud some exquisitely nice Men's Calf, Congress, Scotch, Everett, Kansas and Balmoral Bouts I at READ BURROWS, sept. 27, 'GO. 15 Main st. g SHIES' SHOES. I.attlee icho van i JLJ yood Calf, Kid and Goat Boots, either single or double sole, can have their wants supplied at READ A BURROW'S, I sept. 27, '60. 15 Main st. j HI J.B8. i HESH EEJTHEIIS. ow New leathers now ou hand, and for sale iu any .jtiantitv to suit, at SCHAPKER A BUSHING'S, septa; No. 4'J Main street. rmrEJs.-i j 'MjjLe i bests jj'h M Boxes, Gunpower, Young Uysou, lmperi.il ; and Black, for sale by octG 8. E. GILBERT CO. El UMTS TUB EEJS T I JE s Linsted (Ml, IS bbls, in fine order, for sale low by S. E. GILBERT A CO. fiO TTOJ H.I TTMvY'V.ioO MtM I.ES Ws for ale- to tbe Tr de at Factorv prices, by octti S. E. GILBERT CO., Agents of "Cypress Mills." JL E.i III STJBCM - 7 5 B OX K 8 EO B sale f.kv Low, lu lots to suit purchasers, liy octfi S. E. GILBL-RT A CO. O TO nil. I. EH X .-IEHJI'S'S for good and all size Shakers. sept'21 NEW JEWELRY -' ll.lt 'E JTVST BEt ElfEII J WW new supply of Jewelry, embracing a great variety of every new style.. We would call the especial attention ot the ladies to some very excellent and chaste Etruscan and Carbuncle full and half setts, which are also el a very reasonable pric We Base by far the largest stock of Gold ami Sil rer Watches, CloC S, Silver Ware, Gold Pens, Ac, of auy bouse in this city, alt brought directly from the manufacturers and importers, and are Balling st the lowest Eastern prices. It has been our i-h-deavor to buy uoue bat genuine Jewelry, and ahope to me.-t scon tin nance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon us. I" Fin.- Watches repaired personally, or nod. 1 our im ra.-diate supervision, by competent Work men. BITTRoLFK BRo'S., sepr-'o No. 4X Main st., b't First and Second. 1000 OWEBIOjITS, OE all sfuiss, from mottled Wbitnevs, at f'J.50, to plain fTlot hoc Russian Beaver, at Sid. (Ml. Tbe latter Cannot he got up by regular tailors for less than $2000 or p2b.Cn. Save your monev by calling at V M. K. FRENCH ,t Co s, septet; No. 'io Main street. WI..STKB MMMtM.B9' H.I It B E i. S M Newark Plasier just received aud for sale by sept4 ( HAS. McJOHNSTON. NEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS. J. HASTINGS, lMO. SO .Tff.V STREET, J'KXT w W next door to BiltrolfTs, res.e tfully announces to ber friends and the ladies 01 Etausvilto and vicinity in general, that she has just 1 .-turned with bei Kail stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods, which is tho largest, finest and most beautiful ever brought to the city. She invites all to give 1 tier a .-all unit f T II SMIBII ber stiM'k , and she gaiters herself that she 1 will he aide to please all, both iu th I prices of her ga.sl. sept 14 Alls. .1. UAStl gmVIJ-IES, mVMJirt)MB. Q HI sit WM fun large quinces just ree'd and for sale bv sep. -!.' ('HAS. M. JOHNSTON rlMEEStt, CHEESE. 545 BOXES prime W. It. Cheese just ree'd and for sale ky ep. -tr, I HAS. McJOHNSTON. Something New. liaviufi ,'. an etttaltlishnicrit tor tin ntannfsctsre ol corn BEOOMU9 on Wstrc t. U-t. AJaiu alut ttSSSSt, in thf UtMiin t'.-i in.-rly ... . ( ;- ho Ti lfraph Osses, I vosjM rcupwtlully t all the at- , t duos t t ho lliaesfl ot ifvssssille to i bs Csct that , I am now sissjsssrtsrissi hhji ssstiisStss sf Osrs , Broom, and will si ll at lower StiesS than the - un- . .hi le htuht in 'iiu innati or IrfNllsvttle. Pssleis ! would do well to call at uiy estsJllsliSMbl before J psrchseisg elHewher. Tbe Mm ket price psid tor 1 linuttn CbrM at all tiiin-H. AM. (,'ONNKTT. j tep. Tfi Isil FALL TRADE 1860. j Klt ll I) J, OtlNNKR. STM. Wurman. CONNER & WORM AN. WW Hoots and Shoe, No. '.h, I'earl street, leI ISreesj Vine and Rave strssts. Cincinnati, Ohio. Ksssj a lare Stock ol custom and Kasturu work, Which i 1 ttt'e red to the tiade it I lowest prksSS. sssjSl "nid 5 p r T 0 on 0 H 0 m a A M a o -- CO Of ST CP 1 a a I x w o 'A 0 p 4 A b n o 03 o o o ms to ru CO p O r CO ed CO CO w a o H 0 SV Eh PI a H ria Q sK -C eJ cr: P-S 5 I 00 nj B zr. yi 5 a;

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INSURANCE. Insurance Agency. ALLEN CJHALLOCKI Kvlllnvlllr. UNDER WHITER AND GKNIBAL I N'SUBANCK AGENT, AoJt'sTi:a or Avf.baiils, and Notabv Public lie continues to itsno Policies from several Mrs Class and most reliable INSURA.VCE COMPANIES In the CbHnfrt, on ".iMad and Fire Risks. He will also receive applications for LIFE INSURANCE. He will attend to the Adjustment of l osses of every description under policies from other agencies, and attend to the settlement ot alt mat tars con uoc tod with INSURANCE, for parties isja teres ted. Hia long experience as au I-.sikan.k Aoim, has made him familiar with all subjects connected with Insurance. H-Office. Marble Hall Building, No. S Main st. NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF WABTPOMJ, CONN.

Cash Capital, - CASH ASSKTS,.. - - $300,000. 9375,000 V. ( HASTI(isS, Secy. A. F. HASTINGS. Pies't. ludiirett ittiiiBt loea sod dssssge by Fire os Dwelliogfi aud their cOtttente, MsBSlSjCtorisS, Mm-. r..rcl.oi:-,.ai m , ;, - oi sfefchsAdise, at fair and (-IT i.t!!. in tec ot prsBBiom. Pohuttgi prumjdly issasd and tosses adjusted for iho Company l A. 0. BALLOCK A BON, Agents, Marble Hall BoiUlsg, Main street, neptl4 KrsasrttlSi Indiana. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. O o o o o Oi mm ,dMSL (ra.NKi is in n.ixMis , OS W M Nt'T STREET, rHILA HELPII l Firelnsiirame. Limited &Perpetttal, On Buildings and If ere hand lie of all desi riptioni. 1 H. IT A K';', President. K. P. It. Pnoasftsn.,' Secretary. 8. H. I H 11 an Tons. roster S. Perkir. K. P. Ross 8. Jones, M I' , A. R. Caassbei , . I. dill IL Dale, H. Hurt, K.Coaaall. W. Bailev , t' Cattell. m. U. M. I'uller 4 'harlea O. imia HATTKI.L, BS8M A AN TUBS, A p;- tit tor BVSausvIHssad vicinity, trtlca Hf fss .v Aatbes' lsf nfllce, Main it. septli II O TI JES I n s u a are 4 ' o , (' VsTW YORK. Office 1 12 and 1 I I Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid ill of ONE MILLION DOLLARS Af&ETS JULY l I MO SI ,) The Home Insarsncfl Coaavpsay lusarsf sgslssl I or PssiTiy i Firs on li Mings huiI theii contents, tor a term of from I to ye-ars vu th moot Tors hie tt una -Stores, Btocss of Mssfhss di'.e, Wat ehoust-H , Pr due, Mauutat lories, and all inssirsBse sropirty, at fair and eqnftsble rates aad on INLAND NAVIGATION sad transportation risks as low as the natute of the insured and th t'ompany will irarrsat. Adjw ting all losses fairlv, and promptlv paying them. t'HAS. J. MABTIN. I'rea't. A. F. WlLMAItTH, Vice Prea't J. Milton Smith, Sern-tary. John Mi-iJkc, Ass't S. r'y. ppliealious made to and policies Istlied by V. C. HAIdbOCI a SDN, Agfa, aug2u Miirlde Hall Ituildiugs, Main strat. HARTFORD FIRE 111 CO.. HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810 V 11 A It T K It V K K P K T I A 1. . With a Successful tiusiiu-4 Kxperieiice ot TT 't. y Y o x- s. Cash Caplinl v .iinn im t'aplinl mill Surplus, (800,986 st Insurance Bsuaat Loss or Daataaa l.y Fire, on Dwellings, Kuruituie, stores, Warelu.uses, Merchandise, Mills, Maiiiifaet.ii i.-s, assjotlssff kinds a I property, can he effected iu this Qosapaaj upi.u m brorahle terms as tbu nature of therisks andsrs:urity to Policy holders will admit. PAKTU'L'LA It ATTENTION riven to Insuring Farm property, consisting of Dwellings, Barns, and outbuildings connecteil, and Furniture, LiveStoi k. Hay, Grata, Tnnniau I teaslls, A. , cntained therin, foi a term ..I years at LOW rales of pre -saium, OFFICERS : T. C. Ml. ii. Secretary. II Huntington, Pres't. C. C Lyinan.Ass't Sec'v. V N. Boners, Actuary. D. Aluxaoder, General Agent for tba Western snd N.nth W. statu Btatss, :oluinbus, Ohio. J. Grahavn, Ass't General AffBat for tln Western sad Soiitli Western Slates, OoHtssbas, Ohio. Applications for ISStsSnulee may i made to the undersigned, the iluly autlioried Agents of the Company. A. C. HAL LOCK A SON, A'ts OrrtCK : Mai Ide Hall BalldiBa, Muni street BssjcSsViSsa INCORPORATED 184 7 muw COMFY OF HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, $250,000. c. r. WAITK. Ses ', C. B. BOWERS, Pres't s. 11 Fltli'K.Geneial Agent, Residing at C'liicagej, Ills. CASH CA1MTAI. !t SI HFLCH i40 Tins Cumpany insures sgainnt loss and damage by Flie i, i, Dwellings aad their Contents, Stores, Warehouses, Bt cks of Merchandize, and all Insur abla property at a reasonable rates -f premiuni as any other solvent ate) reliat-le Company, AOjunUng airly aad paying them promptly Applications BBSstS to sad Policies issueal bv A. HAL LOCK 4 BOB . Marble Hall Buildings. Mainst., ainr-il-rim Evansvii.le, Ind. .VOIJ III It HE H Ol-EBIOJiTs ana Leggins. Just received, a splendid stock ot the ab.vs goads, at Ju per .nit. I. as than last yeat's prices. srij K. KKKNCH Co., sept2o io- '-o Main street. MTlw American Clothing House." OUM tT10tn OA CUKnMP J.'Wa 0f. pernothtnc is uow complete, togotbr with a full Hue ot all at J tfi of Kancy Notions and Fm -nisliiiigOoods, a!l which we ott- r to the Wholasalo trade, and srlll guarantee them tt give satisfaction to quality, aMe, and price U m would also sasasssM to the eitissas of fcrsasrltls, and to tbs letMil. iitl- iift-i Mll , tbsfl ill tatidition to OUT wholaaaltf stock, we a ill k .! a Sttpsslor line of oods for Rkimi.in . In tbia hue we will sell -v ctu.Yely forCaaH. But we can and will offer goods lower thao they wre ever aold by tba regular dealara ia thia city. Try u,and aee for youraalvea. Wit. E- FRENCH Sl Co., ept25 No. 20 Main street.

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