Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 46, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 November 1860 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE. INC. ..NOVEMBER 1 THCRSPAY MORNING.. PEOPLE'S TICKET. National Election, on Tuesday, November 6th, 1860. FOB PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN or iixisoig. 8"THK PkcH'LK OF THESE TJ.N1TED States are the rightful Masters or both Congresses and Courts, not to Overthrow the Constitution, but to Overthrow the Men whd Pervert the Constitution." Abraham Lincoln. FOB VICE PRESIDENT, HANNIBAL HAMLIN Or MAINE. Hag" I Love my Country more than I Love my Party.'' Hannibal Hamlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Etectort for the Stale wt Large. WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. District Elector. let PUtrict Cyrus M. Allen, of Knox. 2d District John W. Kay, f Clarke. 3d District Morton C. II nnter, of Monroe. 4th District Joliu U. Farqubar, of Franklin. 0th District Nelson Trailer, of 'ayette. Sth District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock. 7th District John llanna, of Putnam. 8th District Samuel A. Muff, of Tippecanoe 9th District James N. Tyner, of Miami, loth District Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen. 11th District David O. Dailev. of Huntington. Republicanism and the I n ion A letter to J. L., Ei, AWiWHe, Ten a, Dear Sir : A few days ago I received your letter of the 10th in reply to mine of j the 3d inst. In your letter I find the following remarkable paragraph : "To-dny we hnd a dispatch from Louisville which indicates that your prediction in regard to the Indiana election was correct. You may be correct, too, when you I say ' the election of Lincoln is a fixed fact;' ! and, if it is, you may regard the immediate j dissolution oV the Union as a fact equally fixed. A general gloom is thrown over our whole community. Men grasp each other's : hands and ask with a most painful expres- I sion of anxiety, 'What do you think of tbe news ? What is your real estate worth to- I day ?"' That the election of a President in ac- ; cordance with the Constitution and the laws 01 the United States should so affect the public mina in any portiou ot lue i nion seems strange to me. There is oulv one way to acountfor it. The measures of public policy had in view by Mr. Lincoln am! those who intend electing him are most grossly misunderstood by the people. Tlu-y have been taught to believe that the Republicana are in favor of resisting the provision of the Constitution in relation to fugitives from labor ; that, they dtbire to abolish the slave trade between the States, and (by some unexplained process) to abolish slavery in those Stitte?. This is not true. No sue h intention or desire exists. Instead of giving heed to the excited harangues of oflice seeker3 at Jthe hosting;-, would it not better comport with trite statesmanship to look at the proposed mcasim-.-' of the republican party as announced in their "confessions of faith?'1 Do that, ml H will be found that tlie.v simply propose, a. ainaonneed at Chicago, :i3 follows : 1. Non-interfertnce with slavery in the slave States ; but opposition to its extin?ion 1 into Territories now free. 2. T. procure a more efficient law fu. the sup; i - ssion of the slave trade 3. T!:. admission of Kaunas nmlcr liei present 1 onsiitution. 4 A revenue law, discriminating in favor of homo industry for the support of the Government. 5 A reform in the abuses and a redaction in the expenditures of the General Govern meat. 6. A liiiera! homestead law for actual settlers on the public land. 7. The improvement ot rivers and harbors of national interest. 8. The speedy construction, by aid of th General Government, of a railroad to the Pacific. Would the establismeat of such measures be good cause for the dissolution of the Union ? It seems to me that no man in Tennessee can answer in the aflirmative, ntnl yet, that is all the Republicans purpose doing ? Only one of them can at all be objection able to you, and that ouplit not to be. The exclusion of slavery from the Territories, during territorial existence, by act of Congress, is opposed by some of the people of the slave States, because, they say, such exclusion creates an inequality of States, and is, therefore, unjust. This argument is founded upon the assumption that property in slaves is of the same character as in any other kind of property. This the Republicans regard as a fallacy, and the cause of much of our present troubles. We hold that property in slave labor is of a peculiar character, aud is not, therefore, property within the acknowledged meaning of the word as recognized by the civilized world. It is only property by reason of the local law or regulation of the States where it exists, and outside of the jurisdiction of those States it is not property. Had it been otherwise, why the necessity of that provision in the Federal Constitution in regard to fugitives from labor ? Why does not the Constitution contain a provision for the rendition ofhorses or cattle escaping from one State into another ? For the reason that they are property everywhere in Christendom, and governed by the laws of property, universally recognized. II horses or cattle go into Canada they are reclaimed without difficulty. Why is it that you cunnot reclaim your slaves when thty escape into Canada? It is because they are not recognized as property by the common law, and the usages and customs which relate to property in its universal, acknowledged sense. We say that the Territories are the common property of all the people, to be governed, while Territories, by the law-making power of the whole people, which is in Congress. We believe it to be best for the whole people that slavery be excluded by act of Congress, if necessary while they remain in a terr' orial existence. When, however, a Territory forms a State government, if the people thereof determine to have slavery and say so in their Constitution, its admission will not be opposed lor that reason, although we may regret the determination. Emigrants from all sections to our Territories now go there an equals each taking with him just such articles as are regarded as property in every State in the Union. Were the citizens of a slave State permitted to take their slaves with them, it would be an unjust discrimination in favor of the citizens of that section of tbe Union, to the injury of the citizens of the non-slavehold-ing States. It would be in violation of tbe equality of States which now exist To that tve are opposed. We are for the real equality of the States. Those who differ with us are opposed to such equality; and

yet we. do not threaten to dissolve the Ui ion unless our views are carried out. and why should you do it when you fail in establishing your peculiar opiuions V Why do yon not look nt tl.i; quc.-t:.:i it really exists ? Mr. Yancey declared, in a speech in 1858, at Montgomery, Alabama, th.it ' You cannot place your linger upon that Territory out of which we have the prospect of carving another slave State."' Why ? Because all our Territories are ansnited to slave labor ! If this be true, land who doubts itV why is it that you threaten to dissolve the Union unless you are permitted to do that which you do not want to do ? Is not this the very climax qf absurdity ? Is this the extent of your love for the Union 1 Is this your patriotism ? If it be supposed that the Republicans MM to be driven from their purposes by threats that Mr. Lincoln shall not be i inaugurated if elected, permit me to remind j you that the race whence they sprung must not be forgotten ! Tl ey do not come of; cowards, to fawn and crouch at the feet of , any power on earth ! They arc freemen I j ' and know their rights, and knowing, dare j I maintain them ! ' This is not said in a spirit of bravado. Far from it ; but it is an announcement of I a fact which ought to be known, if it is not. , ; If, however, the R epublicans believed ! that Mr. Lincoln would use the high posi- , lion to which he is to be elevated, for the . j purpose of warring upon the constitutional j rights of the South, he would not be eltctI ed. M because they know him to be a ; ! man of enlarged, national and statesmanlike j views, capable ot grasping with all the ; ' great qnestions before the country, ami so , , directing them as to do even and exact j j justice to all sections of the Union, that they j contide in him. We Know that when Mr. Lincoln swears

"to support the Constitution and the laws, " th.it the oath will not bo violated. Among i these laws are the fugitive slave law, the law against the slave trade, nnd the. j law tiacledto enable Gen. Jackson to i'" dote nullification when tlte traitors tivurh , Carolina threatened to resist the revenue laics! I All these laws will be enforced : What more do you want ? The man who set fire to the Temple of i Ephesus sought an immortality of infamy ; . and it would not be strange that even at this day, some abased wretch, desiring the same i i fate, may attempt the destruction of the i ! Union, our Temple of Liberty, erected by the toil and the blood of our fathers. He 1 He will not, however, be found among the 1 host3 of Republicans', whose every aspira- , tion is for the preservation of that Temple, j i and whose blood, if necessary, will be pour- ; ed out that it may stand for ever Votirs. 4kc.. John D. Oefbbk.Indianapolis, Oct. 20, 18C0. H., -i.l m" 'er ves the fbUotmKC instructions to consum ers of coal in making their purchases : Almost all coal has "bone"' in it. That is it has hard lumps that cannot be burned, keep them in the stove as long as yoti may; and in bad coal the proportion of "bone" is Fometinies very hire,-. Here is a oreat waste that somebody has to bear the expenses of. How shall consumers avoid if? Attention to the following rule will in a preat measure ensure a good article of coal : and the best is always the cheapest, in pro( ortion as CO) has broad Sat piect-s ot a dull or coal dust lo.ik, it ir ' and worthless. If the lumps axe smooth and of a shiny black color and of a shape approachinga square, that coal is the sort to buy even if it does cost a little more. We will add in ndditioti that if in burning a good article of coal the fire should happen to jU out it' the lumps are. taken and washed tree from the ashes, they will burn much moie readily than without this treatment. With the hard "bony" coal spoken of above however, this treatment will nut avail : it cannot be made to burn again. Bxamine the coal you buy. A Woman Lives Six Days aftku nut Neck is BttohEN. The Aurora i lud.) Commercial, mentioning the death of Mrs. Lynn of that place, from injuries received by being thrown from a buggy, says : She lingered from Sunday morning until Saturday, when she died. The fact of her existing at all. even for one hour or one minute, with so severe ati injury, is remarkable. Her neck was broken at the filth cervical vertebra, and the .spinal cord was greatly injured. The effect vas t0 paralyze the entire body anil liuibs, leaving' only the head with vitality. Still she did not suffer greatly. Her greatest distress arose from a feeling as it a broad iron baud was tightly compressed about tbe chest. Her breathing grew gradually more aud more difficult, and at last, with h gentle sigh, her spirit was wafted away. This case presents Maeh remarkable, features that Dr. Stutton nil! report it for the medicat journal. Tn the journey of the Priaea of W'es nnd parly from Uoetn to Portland, the prince in extending: an invitation to Governor Goodwin of Xew Hampshire io join him in a glass of wine, asked : Will you take a little wine, or i? the Maine Law in force here ?" To which His Excellency re plied, being then in the State of Maine, " I'm out of my otd jurisdiction and 1 1! take the consequences.'

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KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rx t.v HJ.y-o j.vii iieteu- ' MINED TO SUCCEED GEORGE THOBNHILL takes pleasure in it -oraiM his obi customers that iu the quality mil style or his work, be natters himself be cannot be excelled. He may still be found at the corner of Second and Main at rente, where the choicest Harness and Saddlesof every description ctn be obtained on the bet of terms. Ckef Repairing done with neatness aud dispatch Second-hand Harness ilwajson hand. fel mmim BOOKS! " Ollll f Jr. Of t.l.' W by May iu Bead ; " Nemesis," by Marion , Harland ; " Rutledge," a (treat book; M llawkesview," by Holmes Lee; "'the Throne ot David." by Ingriiham, and all the other new Hooks and Magazines, at oct3Q DDBKLL A CONYNGTON'8. rgMt K , J II J ti 8 li HO WJJVT -M very choice article of Perfumery can do no j better than call at N. S. Thompson's New Dru Store. Ho has just reeoived the largest lot of perfuuery ever brought to this city, consisting (in part) ol the ffanat Extracts and Colognes, from the best manufacturers of France and America. Also a great variety of Scented Soaps and HairOils, Viae Brashes, Caeabe, Jtc. oct-l g&HKI-l .TIJKII U-.tTJiltS. hi out J8 da Water, Lavender Water, Orange Flower Water, and Cologne Water, for sale by N. 8. THoM PKON, ort 24 Bi Main street. M?0 It 1'H Mi I. JtU I, If J. . N. JF Olyeamyl of Boaaa, lbse Lip Salve, and Violet Cold Cream, at the Drug Store of oct24 N. S. THOMPSON. ZT of Lemon, for removing iron rust and fruit stains from linen or ether goods, at oct24 N. S. THOMPSON'S New Drug Store. I.OOO K.B8 t'lJVt MJVJS'JTM NVetJU . Cured Hams, 10 n lbs. rhoiru Uacon Shoulders, 1500 lbs. choice Clear Bncou Sides, looo lbs. extre. Sugar Cured Dried Beef, for sale by oct COOK d l.ANCLIV. o . -I OJ"H .'- OJYMOJY S !- too BBLS sslo clout- to lrinie Northern Onions, i cose consignment, by Oct27 COOK A I,XULKY. KOtl JBX Kit K SH bWoS I OH S.I I. Si 9 at (oct27) COOK LAXOLEY s. COO MiMM VHOICE MTEHi.y'lTle'jrBll CFIbrsmleby iwvi cook A LAN'i: LEV. til BXS f HO IT tUl x aj.niti.a-s -a full w. iirht Star Candles, in lm EVeMe A Br '.s ide A Bros.' opal Candles bxs I'n L'tC (oonble'n Tnl low Candles, fi r sab by cerJT COOK 4 LA NO LEV. SBBJ.f, COBifir, MJII OITN, KOIt MM sale at fee 1271 rooK A fjAMM.EY's. OtSii OK THOHK CHOICE J. l cheap Teas received at tJ47 COOK A LANGLEV'.S. IS EST -ShSOHT.HKJmT OK VOKfee in t he citv st oct-T COOK A T.ANC1L FY'S. gf lOI.IIE.VSi'ltl f KltO.n lOr TO WW 31 ir gal , at octal COOK A LANGLKY M. MTtEBOII.KB .nOL.iSSKS KOB Or SfL per gal. at wt2V COOK A LANG LEV'S. ao II OS Ml JVM JI T i ll I CM B. VS COOK .i LANOLKY'S at ioct27) sra k. i. i. i .v o s to bkj'T.-j 9-0 Brick Dwelling on Church, Letweeu Cherry and Chtbtmit Ktreeta. and a new frame in Bosrtejr town, near hiulth's block, for rent on the lt d Soveinhcr. Call soon at VICKK11Y HKO'S, OCt!7 No. 8- Main et. ma o v i. t ' Bi'TfrdVL,tB-:- - iti Si ioz. fat oung Chickens, 1 foz. Tarfceye, -,t received and tor -ale at . ct27 VICKKKY HKO'S J KB I MO HE of Ilnvis'-i ' Suai t'nred I! :. - for sale at 127 VK'KEUY lilto'S. Bi., fiC E S . . I.JKUE STOCK OK nice fn'sh L'round and nnground Spices, just receive.! met lor sale very low. , at Vlt'h I.HY BBO'S. Boarcliiig. v.vr.A'.riv .f.vj i.jii' tan SS nCCOUm odaSsd with board fttul a ple:ui room, near the business part of thacity, nbovs fain street. Also room for a few day hoard is For further mforaeatfon enquire it' Mr. M. A. .awreuce. octSC-lsrd 'it OA' I . II I .1 SSBS, l.y WHOLE ft W and i . bhls, very choice quality i'ist re. eivee and tor sale by s E. GILBERT A CO.. oetM No t Sycamore st. V R E bid- fol ' 1 1 E K VIJVK&JI B. V GILBKB.T v ( oct'i Mp If O It, BOO it HOBIJ-SO-- s III. II M his Bo 1 Shaved Tine Shingles to John Freiinghuysetl Glover, corner Sevenrh ate! Main sts., and then returned ti York State and died. Glover has a fen ol then on hand, w hich he is ready and witling to divide amongsl his numerous friends end customers, IVor Robinson vU never make as any more such sBingtss. ecvit'-dw W. il. AIRMAN & CO., r - XI ODTJCH3 V N I' - yOinmission Merchants, Xa. Nortli Water st.. K uns v I lie. ' Aeent- for the sale of Salt, Flour, Grain, Provisions, and all oth.r articles ol Produce. Jr.ora. ji.i. jjescxsktio.vs ok Flour constantly on hand and in store, and for sale by (ocfat5) W. M.AIKMAS t'O. MMOT.1TOKS 1 5 MM Mi 8. CHOICE M Wnshnnnnrtr Potatoes iu store and for sale at low figures, to CLOSG ot r, by oct25 W. M. AIRMAN' A- CO. 'EE n- bji ir, itiu.s; jj-ii o.it. in stoi c, and for sals by t Jo W. M . A I K M A S I O. EtIE .ES'll CBMBJVT r,o nut s J Louisville Cement, !i lihds. Grev Lime, at M.oo per l,h I. iu store and for sale by ceu, W. M. AIKMAN' CO. f?I C' KSSOR TO A. KURTZ.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER k BAKER, Mamit iturer ot ':.ii.1hs, Cakt s, S vnv Ac, -Ie-1-ev in (rati t-H, H nmns, Ao., hii1 Nnts af all kinlH. tfVi'riK i ; tt.-in trtifd i tt--mlel to at stioitfit not MrSoV t.-.'Mi f.-i MiHT'v- Cnriraled Baltimore o.vsti'i No. i.ShmI!i Firal btret-t, batwera Main ami Lccual. K i-vilv, Iml. ITor aja rhraa tt-r chmIi. irr4-1 v fiiA fJ -f-Oai; ViMMi A. jf Mr M ?CS. , Jm l am v Extracts -A' " lrrHiitinani)it'' ' Ki-s if jon lHr'." " K up n.ck," 11 K inn me j w:tlv," ami "Sta&ati KiM1 nlv, ilie tebraitnJ " QigUIand " ami 11 Japaneafl " Kxtratrt, at IS. 8. TUOJlPiiuN' tct21 New lrug f?tor. Biltsu VAAT.- TUM& i'AZJSfv Wv ; JL Stt-r, latl owntti ainl cotipitI hy MicLacl j (..ivink, doaaaaada ao a Lrrocery and iruvifion erore, corner of Main ami Fonr.li itri.H'trt. Tlicrj is a tir-t-rat laoke hoM attaclifd to tlie htore. Apply to John Guvi.-,k, or WM.HAUM, Jr. jiiiyi-tlAv ti rrpo tux intuits tnjv r tfjiri face arid lip, at aettt THOMPSON'S Oiry Trng Store. i I GlaM Hioo, lam li atlmirt-d y tlir children. M at tin City Drur Strn, 99 Stain street. Bj 1 a r: r .ri a hvsh l ShasinicaAd Tooth lJri:.-hes, at ocVl N. S.THOMPSON'S New Brutf Store. i ,-2 I E Hi' tiJlMBM jtssoHT.yn:.y-T , Hair Oils, aud Hair Tonics, just sale al THOMPSON'S Ilrtw Storp. . I Pentad) received and tor ocr.il E "l ! ' P small b t received and for i k o f .no i.j sses. -.i in half barrels, verv cboioa, just isle bv S. K. B1LBKKT .V CO. uetn ifj r c h e s 9 WM. kinds, for sale b ortJi cisE s , .ii.i. E GILBKCT I t). mftOK.y .SEJL. i BUSH. E'KE-iK w. ' frrunml I'orn Meal, froas mu Corn, .lunt re-lel'-ed and tur sale by Ct21 .IAS. Ki:.-iKINK v V g?0 H .31 I et I s j i. k : six Stone Curbing, mi m .y'iiu i: it I retard, ,.t rood p.'H'.7M .-5ll ... t liOit E rr i ' ii red Hans eauvrii' .1 lb' choice Fager Cm ed) Shoulders, cans, -esl ; I Oil lbs choice lr:ed He' I, can raced , o the. Bologna . a.i ; 2 bids cboics 1. af l.ard, forsab) by octlS JArt. EI!-:KIKE i- CO.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JEl H i i T S , Ac. - HJMSI.X'S :J,. My monds, Currant, Prunes, Chocolate, Cranberries, Chestnuts, Ac, for sale by i . tlS .1 AS". ERSKIXE A CO. gf-IOJti. Oil., vi BMJeS. BXTBJ CBJLMi W-S Oil, free from smell or smoke when using. LAMPS. A largo assortment f l.arnis, various patterns ami size', and at prices t suit buyers. Lamp Wickinsr. Shades, Chimney lirnshes, Ac, for sale by (octl81 JA8. ERSKISE At CO.

. .- j-j n.aiti i 'jit, t ort-UK Mills, Riddles, Curry Combs, T.iks, Powder, Shot, Lead, White Fish. Starch, Knife Baskets, Tiajs. Bgg Beaters, Ac, Ac Ac, forsnlo by OZtlS JAB. SKS&ISI K IV. rlH B J-: S JB3 O BOX E i HOICK J English Hairy, Western lb serve, aud Humbargb Cheese, received and for sale by OctlS JAS. LKSKINKA CO. it OfK! fOTTOW HK.nf, , ItLines, Halter. Bed Cord, Clothes Lines, and o-il- JAS ERSKINE i; CO. am of lil.'TISll.-J.y- JCTMt'K, MM energetic boy. age 16 to Li', of good habits, and w bo writes, good plain hand, to act as Porter, Ac. Hoard will be farnbihed. Apply to octltl 00. FOSTER A CO. It. I O IllS It S. I'll I. tlH fOHTO Ri, bids Eastern Refined, rn-hed, Pow ¬ dered, Granulated and Coffee Sugars, received by rail by OCtlG GEO. FOSTER t CO. nn itK.VT. M ius Seven lb Apply to oct 8 U HOI SK 4 OJ)T.1 1: 'ins and Kit hen, on Oak street 3. ". HCGIIES, N'o. Is Main st. CV O .1 I. Oil. .W f S. Jt ST MB eeived, lare and eleyaut lot of Coal Gil Lamjis, conaistitta of a full assortment of Swinging;, Hand, Parlor, and Bedroom Laiuns, als- Chimneys, Wl k-. and Oil of the very beat quality. WH. lUEKBoWKK, Druggist, oet23d 7S Main street, Washington Illock. SB V li.'K 1 ?' to I J M.VmTm BK JlM pared from Cocoa ant Oil, an elegant prepared tor the Hair, w hich It preserves, beautifies, and renders dark and glossy. It is the best aud cheapest Hairdreasing in the world. Kor sale by WM. BlERBOWER, Druggist, octSd No. 7S Main street, Washington Block. aT7t O It BMBffMJtTiSJuTV&S TMB AT r)riTiM--en f.intmnt. 1; b.ts 4.-nred thousands ellt. pai !RB f tl io wors V M. IWER'S, Drnegist, street, Washington Block. -2 BBPJIt COB I-'SSH, ,t re. eived by .' AS 1:::K I N E J- CO., 17 Wain street. Its TTKH, MHOS J ,r the above receiving daily, AS. KBSKINE A CO.'S., 17 idain street. -. Kisie ' n good article, i oct23 V IIH HKJ S. Wis constant u, plj and for sate at ocCio Coroner's Inquest VB A i, it O WM R Tt K ttOt O m V Mr. V Ciach, fbrmrrly Mr. N iut I. foiintf dead in rttwlt'vxu n. Pigeon fcowuefaip, VainlrIwarli county, on tin- lTtli day i" tct'er, 1 Th rerdlct of the Jury was, she carn to her deatb ly .tp"'ilex y fr- m to teBiper&Qoe. Wh-Tishe tlieii sht war- ali-ul l' y-'urs t-1 ae, about &V6 iMt liih, drcfed iu Ikt yprmve ctotbiag wbe'i the in -tiuot was held, and h;fl on Uit person, m far as wa liavt been enabled i aivriaiu, an nbuve atated. octl9-3v JUJIN V AVMAN, Coroner V. C. BOOTS AND SHOES! 3E SOL O ST -A. L . rai ss i: : . v? s : s t i -i d mm s r k--aC novrd his 1.. :i from Main street, Nt. ;!, t" App'n Block, N". T Fourth Mi--t, opposite tbe t'pjxr Market House, uuI requests bis frientiri ann tbe iub!ir in general to rail and see him at hits aesr wtenal. as be eaa still st&iisijr them all in ttte Uoot and fcliit" Ii:.- . fe-c. KepairiiJa: shall be doneai the choriest no tifp.Hiid iu the !rt of Hyl-. ('oi- frif. . f i'hevp for f'mah ' octtS-lmd JOH N af. A PP. CERHAV Holland Bitters I )YSPEPSIA Liver Complaint. Fever and Ague, Ac. Thf. BncocMful introjitftion and am of tht trted HeTU'Mly has baaa tin; bignal iur a literal lld sof touipouudri called rtitterb,"' offered Io various Km m, from a qnarf bottle t-j a flvo-Rallon keg, until this word Bitters" is t-ut another tiarnu for ''grog, vr mp villanouB whiskey mixtnr.. J tut t )io really great relief derived from the Minute doe, one tea.sptinful, of out medicine, B(EEHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS, and th' ntlre absence, iff qfter nrpstrofion. Las eLi Midboil f'rit a rejmtatloa wnicti the hrartofbntnttiona arid rfrnntrsfrlf liavo tailed to nndanntan, it Is posilirely a regetabta prsparation, with barctj bUlBeient jrnre sjiirit prsaerss it. lint oik. ize of tlio genuine, (Half-Pint Bottles.) price One Iiollr. It i a rae'lk'iiu of long-trie. 1 effie.-iry f,.r J'uriiing the KtooJ, so msenttal tor the foundation of health and for ooi isc ting disorders of ths Btonituh and lowola. Q'woor three doses will coarince the nfflicted of its ealutary effects. The stomach will Fpendilr refrain it strength, a healthy action of the liver, howeln find kidueys will 6o,n taa. placs, and renewed lo alth L the .,u k resalt. For INDIGESTION, Try Barhavi's Holland Bitters. For HEARTBURN, Try Barhavf's ilolland Bitters, For ACIDITY, Try BeerhaveN Holland Bitters. For WATER BR ASH, Try Borbave's Holland Bitters. For HEADACHE, Try B(erliave's Holland Bitters. For IiOSS OP APPETITE, Try Bterbave's Holland Bitters. For COSTIVEESS, Try Beerhave's Holland Bitters. For PIIjES, Try Bffirhave's Ilolland Bitters. Tn all Ncr.'w, Rlagumatic, and Neuralgic AfTectlons. it ha.-i in nnuorons instances proved highly toneficial, and In others effected a decidel cure. Read Jar-efully ! The genuine, hiKhly-concentratcd Bufhate's IIoimcd BuTEits is put up in half-pint hottles only, and retailed at One IXjUot ier bottle. The great demand for this truly celebrated inedicino has iodured many imitations, which thu public ehould guard against purchashig. Eevnrc pf iMpos&vm t Sit that our name it oh Out labd qf every bull-: you buy. Benj. Page, Jr.&Co. SOLE PROPRIETORS, PITTSBURGH, PA. KELLER & WHITE, A GL'XTS, EvaiwriUe, Ind. UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Buyers. BKs&ESKEVIJ TO EVCHKJSE .H Wv business snd 1 -;:i-l up an extensive Casta trade, I will, from the Ititb of this month, October, Make a Deduction of 10 per cent, to Cash Buyers. My stock is large and fresh , comprising tbe mow Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods of the season. And I an: confident that ca-h buyers v ill bs Enabled to save fully 10 i)er cent. M. DCNt bK, o. "i I i. i n street . il mTi oh oleics ij atBsT hel,b WLi ever tie- body .lobn pantissi, or Lanam, wbnse bodj wan found at Kapplets Hotel, on Water -rre.-t, Evsnsvilb, Ptaon Township, tTattderbur, ii County, on tbe I lib d iv ot Oetuti r, I86A. The verdict of the Jir.vvv.i-! that he came to his death by a congestive ' hill ; ih.t al the time ol hi, tl tldel nniler-shirt and a white cotton over-shirt, and h id on hii t er.on, BO bur we have been aide 'o ascertain, wbal if above dee eribee he having been found undressed i:; hi., bed ro m rctl-lwd JOHN WATXaH, C, V. c.

MISCELLANEOUS,. NEWYOfK STORE

JT.V OKKKBIJS'fi Ol H &OOB8 .-' M atkiug the patronagH of this community, we have only to say that we come amongst you as peruiaueut citizens, aud promise that in all things our word shall be made good. Our purchase, have been made under the Boost I favorable circumstances, in New Y?rk and other , Eastern cities. A long residence and intimate J j business connections with the liest mercantile i 1 houses there, gives us advantages to buy goods cheaper than can W done under anv other circum- ! staaces. We hive adonted a system that U somewhat new I here, but it is the only one which will enable a merchant to sell goods at low prices throughout ho I eat ire stock CASH EXCLUSIVELY, O 3NT PRICE, A WD NO DEVIATIX; ALL ARE TO HE TREATED ALIKE. Our endeavor has leen to buy everything' of the BEST QUALITY AND Hi atost Stylo And we have made arrangements to keep our stock applied with the most FASIlloN ABLK Coods as soon as t hey anpear Bast, A hire,- assortment, and CIIKAP. Flannels of every color and grade, Fancy Dress Goods. Valentias, Mohairs, I IMaiu Hiid eheate 1'iutvt.t lor travsUtftSj divspea, : Fancy Poplins. Sal ii nas. Persian Di'lninos. Magenta (Ilnib FRENCH MERINOES, VLEiY CHEAP Printed Merinoes, elegant styles, RICH pLAIN VELOURS, I Fa if efi meiouis RAM IN STYLE AMD COLOR ALL WOOL DELAINES, PRINTED DELAINES, SOMETHING NrJW AMI KLKQANT ; Black Silks of Every Grade. LINEN AND WHTTEG00DS, T A B r. V. CLOTHS AND Frosa tin. Lowest to the r.oenl. IRISH LINENS, BIRD EYT?, DIAPER, HOLLANDS, Ac, fcc. A I.ARfiK ASHOItTMKNT OF JACONET BANDS, EDGINGS, rNSEBTWGS AND COLhABS AT EE T ,TT PRICE. Something very line in EMBROIDER'D HANDK'PS COLLARS AND SLEEVES t I N S K T T S , FROM 75 CENTS TO $15 00 I L ADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, A lare Htxrk, anil every pah- made to mut order, of the BEST MATERIALS , I AM) WARUASTKD. Tlu'ft QtWMh we tiffor for QmA at very low pricfri, j ltitemliup; to umku our Iiouhh in Unit re.- peel, a cumpletNEW YORK STORE. GILES & McPHEETERS, No. 5 Firt street, Foster's Now 1. . - , near the Post ODiae. eat. 20 Closing Out at Cost. TV9E -V OKEI.lt OVB MJTTMMM WW loLk of Goods at cost, with a vior, of maki nir a change in busineRa. Terms each. Kraurtville, Sept 20, .IA. OAKLEY at SON. sept21-ln BOOTS AND SHOES. ll.1l'K ItKKlTTKlt JJS'll E.Vlarjred my store, and have on Land a full HUpply of BOOTS ANtl MiOKa of my own manufisctnre, all of which 1 will warrant of the beat quality. 1 have purchased my leather fer casti, aud will sell on the t.ne prase fatten inr cnrlt, lower than the sum.pialitv et goods are oaanBj neld in this city. WM. KMEKV, sept21-3md 190 Main-st .cor. Soventh-st.

MISCELLANEOUS. IRRESISTIBLE STYLES AT PERSUASIVE PRICES. SHANKLIN & REILLY Have dow in store, anil are submitting foriusiiectlon, their recent cxteusive Erarchaees of Fall and Winter Fancy and htnplj Dry Qootat, which for Klegance, Variety and lh"ap?icg, nre UUSU1 -

passed. Ihey would Oirec particular attei.'ion lo the annexed list, w hich will be dBnost d of at orices that cannot fail to tneet with the a; probation of the most histidious. The Goods are all new aud warranted perfect. They embrace Black and Colored Cloths, Black and Fancy Doeskins, Fancy English Twe ds,Cassimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, &c. Blankets, Flannels, Plain and Fancy Plaid Lindseys, Ladies' Striped and Plain Middlesex Cloak ings, English, French, and American Prints and Ginghams, Silks and Fancy Dress Goods of the most approved 0t7yd.es, Renfrew Plaids, Royal Poplins, Plain and Fancy Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy French and English Mcrinoes, Pacific, Manchester and Hamilton De Laines and Alpaccas, a large stock of Broche, Stella, Fancy Snow Flake, Sup. i Scotch Clan Tartans, McDonald & Malcom Long and Square Shawls, Fancv Bonnelli and : Striped Wool Shawls & Handkerchiefs, Plain and Fancy All-Wool DeLaines. In tha Hosier departsnentt will he found a re ptcte Stock, in Plain, Mixed, and Fancy Wool and ! Fleeced Cotton Bene, Fancy Wool Knitted Ooods, including Shawls, Hoods, Bontaas, Nnbiaa, Ladies' and Gents' Kid, TI. Silk, Cloth, and Bock- ( skin tih res and Ganntlets, Ladies" and tlenta L. I Wool and Merino Vests and Drawers, Hat and Cana 1 iu new shape, and Ladies' Kurs. They are prepared to exhibit He ir late importation ( Irish Linen Goods, eomprisins; Irish Linens and Handkerchiefs, ttie best assortment of Sheet - I ingi and Bbirtinas ever offered, Linen Damask I Table Clotlw, BMRBM and Bltnrn. all ies. Napkins, Towels, lioylies, and every other description pertaining to this chu, of manufacture. j N. B. Now on hands, a iireat variety of Thonip- ! sttn'H Celebrated Skirts, uow so favoraid.v known to the Ladies of this city, ami which S. A It. haT had the pjeasnrs ot .a.- '. As we aiedcsirttus toiveto our customers every I :danta2:, poaiiblsi, and having f.ci'itics for au do ing second to Done in our line t lee-ioe.. .h ata therefore fully dctrrminea tedispoee ol Mr present lare stock al the smallest it mutative prices. A call reapeclfujly itolicitad. i rtl? NEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS. J. HASTINGS, V ptf. 5 0 ,W..V STREET. A r next door to HtttrulB I, rerfpertfully annnnnces to Ker friends and the ladies bi Kvan-t i!!e andvieiuitv in general, that she has jut letiirned with her Kail stuck ul Millinery and Kaiev ;ihIs. wfairli is tbe largest, finest ttlel mOSl hentlt It'nl ever toelicht to the Ctty. he invites all to ixe her eall and examine her Htock, and she Batters linrsy If thai she will he able t- please all. hoth i.. prii'ew ol bai r N. snptH Mr. .1 UASTINllS. WHEELER & WILSON'. SEWINC MACHINE, Ko .1 First Street, between Main and nsl E tE OE EE It TO THE fHHI.lt Z 9 W lleel !' A W'l's.Ol's Improved .S-eUllie Ma rhine al pednoSsI prifeg, with inensed roallch'lli'r in its merits an the heat ami most reliable araipj sewing macnlne noay in nse. It sesrs equally well i in Ihti tlsklfsst or thlnast fabrucs; natilres) tbe loefc stitcb impossible t- unravel, with the essential advantage of !einalike on boats sides, IbfBSiing no ride or cnain on the under side ; is siniplv in .-.-struction, more speedy in morement, and Bore durable than any other machine. We give foil instructions to enable the pun baser to sow ordinary seams. Stitch, hem, fell, jni It, jrnther, bind, and tuck, all on the same machine, and warranted U-r three years. We also keep on constantly hand a l ull assort ineut of Singer's machines. CtrcnUura containing testimonials of the above snebtnns, frons persuns ot" the liihe-,1 stMidinic Bast and W. st, eirine m ic "s. Ac. will ) furuialies' gratis, OS aiplieatiou io person or b lotti r h-h'Ji, K. M. 8KLLMAN. Aaue and Fever CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDILY CURED V 'VI C & B Ii VM. rgJVIE .iTTE.VTtO.V OE IIE.1 1.EItfl M in Dtnics and Medicines, and persons a fllicted with the Chill aud Fever or Aia- and F. . r, is retiectfnlly invited t.' Ibis celebrated medicine, whirit has justly obtpjneti a bhrb renntatlon throubut tun coupiry, and bo many years has maintained it-: unpei iority over all other rem idios as a sale, certain, reedy and permanent cure for Chills aud Fever -r Agne and Favi r. It dies not produce headache, giddiness, ou7.in of the ears, or any of the unpleasant effects which so frequently attend the uses ol guiini; or other remedies, but may 1st given iu all cases and under all rirrmhstanres v-iiatever, to females, infants, and all persons who are debilitated or have the most delicate constitutions, without the least ap- J prehension of any injurious or even rnrptem snt '. effects. This medicine, has become a slnple rymedy, ami for years ha.i lss?n extensively used tlirotc'Innit thu Stats of Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Missis, i sippl, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, IIliitoia, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Hebmskn, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and California, and more lately "in Kansas Territory, and ban permanent'ureil 2,0o0,0KI of coich in ull its varied form-and onditlons, many of which were of from one to ( tbreaj years' standintr, and ba I reoist.-d.Jl the usual remedies known in the country, and in no case did , it fail to make a perfect and permanent cure where the directions were properly followed, bot h is its In variable sue ehH that it has gained the confidence, favor, and patronage of a large number ul respects- i ele practitioners of medicine tbrongbont the coun ' Ury, who tirescrihe and administer it in pi efs mill 8 to quinine and other remedies. The Proprietor hs.s in his pens assiosi s Ibrgauum- -her of certificates snd other testimonials frjm persons who have used this medicine, as well .is from physicians-, druggists, snotbecaHee, snd other denlers in medicine, attesting it- superior virtues as a , i uxative in hills and Fever or Ar;ua and Fever, and he euld obtHfti many thousand SSore, ol enongb I to till up u large vuiunie, but he does not deem it ; necessary, as it is already exteteairelj end favorably . known to the public generally. For sale by city and country Druggists and Apothecaries throughout the West, Kortb-WBSJt and South-west. WILSON, PETER, c CO.. (9CCCEJS0RS TO WILSON 4 S'TAItRIHP I, Wholesale Agents, Louisville, K". JOHN J- SN1I l"H, Proprietor.

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JNSURANCE. Insurance Agency. ALLEN C KALLOCKI Kvausvlllc. UNPEUWlt fTKR AND OBNEBAL INSTRANCE AGENT, AlUVSTKU OF AvtRiC.ES, AND N'OTAUr I'lBLO . He i outinues to isne Policies from neveral Fir Class and most reliable I NSBfl A NOB 0OMPAKI8S In the Couutry, on Inland and Fire BWm, tf will also rt'cefTt uilicHtins for LIFE INSURANCE. He will attend to the Adjn-tmunf of F,owt'si of every dt't rintion snder ,'oiit it-.i from othr aiientierJ, an. 1 attend to tbe MtttaBtfi- ol all intM1 connected with ISSl liANt'K f.r pgtrtiaf inttTfstfd. Hi iOQg -n ri.-in an iNMTbANOI A:knt, haa iulf him GUBiHar with a-l Hiihj.-tfj oonnected with EjaaranuMan. NT Office. Marbie Ball Ruil.lin, Ko. U Mala -r NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

Ipsh Capital, $300,000. CASH ASSETS,. S.17".,O0) Y. C. HASTFNG l'res't. 1 nsnres against loss an ings and their cotitr f torehousea, st.x Irs img hj Kile on Dwsll -Manufactories, M Ills, rchandise. at fair and reasttnable raits ot pretaiiim Colii ,,-s j,r,,ropll Issued and a adjusted for i he i Sosnpssrj h A. c. II A LLOi K SON, Agents, Marble Hull Building, Main street eptll luvaaavil la, Intliana. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. ( - KANKI.IV BtTTXn j.sr r STBBBT, PI1 'III Fire Insurance, Limited aPernetaal, iea ami s. II. Bi tu r., Ass'l Bs i I'liir- rons. ;.. 11 . Halt, Ko itr s. Perkins, 11. rLGoggsUali. K. r. Bom, K. Vi'. Railey. iS. Joues, M. P., A. '. I'atiell. A. H. Chambers, Hon. . M. I'nller. Jobs 0. Dale, i bnrtes U. tatiay. HATTKI.L. BEtIM ,t ANTIIIC3, nt- for Kransrllte and vicinity, i 'tile,- at I. tw ,v Atttbes1 I. urtice, 7a Main tie. I. SSgtlZ X-3I O JVSL J " : In s n a m r r f'o. ( usw route. Office I 12 and ! 1 I Broadway. Willi . I. Capital all paid iu nt ONE MILLION DOLLARS ! AX&M'S .11'. V 1 .', lM,t sr.vto,) Tin H'-iiit I iiHtu lure i '. ittjmny iu-un-i :t;;itin-l I Ijunis or P?iiii:iM iy Kin vii iHvollinH anJ !hcit i tfiiit-ntH. fitr ;i tHrin ol from 1 tn G jtmii uu tli , iini-i rvumbla tiMkBtorffi, Stnrka of Muichnn 1 &iwt W;i;tli..nh. Pr tiijf, M;iuiilHCti iew, nod Mil ' insurance! property. ! fair mid efmit&ble rmieu tutd I on INLAND NAVIGATION Md t r a nnportetioo 1 risvls an I" as th - oat tire tit the Iftsare4 id1 th CotBpauijp will w.tt ntnt. A4FtkME "II l- 1 I; irlv, an 1 i.-uiptW pm lu( them TO AS. iP. MARTI IT, I'rw't. A. K. WILMABTHi Vic Vio t. ,K Mjupl Smith. tiecTt tarr. 1 P lplt V i0aa uih If t Mel pniirfM isiiid bj t A.C H A LWH K A HtS, gt', niii Ifaeble HitH BplMlfjgl, Mnln street INCORPORATED 184 7 City TT" 3. o HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - $250,000. '. It. BOWKB9, Prss'l Qener ii Ajt-rit, R(siiiinsnt 0blcajO, Ills. SL' RPLTJS ..':V 540. '. . WA I I I:. CASH CAPITj Thrs'lVimpatiy insures Bftalnst loss ami dmuaKe by Fire en liwelliuus and Im ii OoMentS, Stores, Wan-hull-,. Mo -ks ol Mi rclialidle, and all ins ill abb- property at as reasonable rates of premfnm as an; "tie r soirenl and reliable Company, rftSlSVSSy .- e I't irl,i ttii'l potfutg them jit'impll,. Appilciitioiis made h and H.dicon issii i by A. '. H AbMli'K . Mi'S , Marble Hall Btftdiwgst Main st., , in, .-jl . Cs issji ii i iSj Ind. HARTFORD FII IIMICE CO. HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 181 0 I , A R T I ; it. V. U V K . t A .. Willi a m.i - Iu) Bus! , -, I". perisyiot oj jF" x t y "iT oar mCstS Ii ( U)ii I a I Cuplinl mill S ..lOO.OOO.OII ...S0,.ltK H I mi Iu Insuruiii e sgaiunl I.- is 01 llamas by Kire, 011 Dssetliiucsi Fnrtjituro, See res, WareSumseSi star - bandise. Mill-, Bfantifacforlbs, and other kinds ol properly, can be efi'..cted iu Ibis I'ompatiy noou as l.ivorni.ie ui in.. a the enture cf t ho risks aud seen -ritv to Poiiev holders viiil ndn.iL PABTICULAlt ATJENT10S -iven to insnring Farm pioperty, consisting uflrsreningg, Barns, and outbiiiMings coutiei led, atid Furnltnie, Live htock. Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, afc., Ac., camlslusil th'nn, for n term ot years at fcOW r..ie of pre mium. OFFK'EBS T. C. Allvn, rnrreHry. H Hti U! '. Lym-tn, Ass't bee'v. W. N. 1). Alexander, Qe lecsl Au-iit ltington, Frss 1 bower. Actnsry for tb Wester t 1 and South Weitern Sntttee, Cornmbns, Ohm. J. fliabnus. Ass flenssal Agent lor Use. Western and Mouth Western States, Columbus, Ohio. Applications for tsarnrance may be made t- Ih.. undersigned, the duh authorised Agants of tie. Company. A- C II A 1 thrYics : Katble Hall i;i aug23-2m Ag'ts West. ;J TICK. m w is my only Ag d Iudiuua and City JHM, J.rtOS MORB.1JS nt an 1 Attorney for the Stab. .1 Cvansvi'le. JAM1 8 HEWITT Evansrilie, Oct. Itth-lmile - He American Clothing House." OVB STOCK OE CHBJWg .liVII 8Pper Clothing is uow complete, together with a loll line oi all Style ol Fancy Notions and Foruishiag Goods, et! of which ne offer to tba Wholesale trade, and sell! guarantor tuem t give sstisfactme in Quality, style, nnd price. We would sle-i nnnomsceto the citisens of I'-vausviile, and to the retail trade generally, thnt iu addition to our wholesale stock, we will keep a superior line ot goods for RxTAIUSa. Iu this lino wo will self oxcl or ivory lor Casw. But we cau aud will offer goodt biwerthan thoy were ever sold by tbe regular dealers in this citv. Trv us, end see for yourselvei ' wm. e. i Ki;:'cni oo., ept2fi I.o. SO Main street.