Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 48, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 November 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE. IND. kTr KDAli MOBNIHG. ,. .. NOVEMBER :t EOX-E'S TICKET

rational Election, on Tuesday, November 6th, 1860. FOR PRESIDENT, IBRAHATVT LINCOLN OF ILLINOIS. The Peo-plb or these United TATKS ARE THE RIGHTFUL MaSTKKS OF BOTH ongresses and coi'rts, not to ovkuthkow he Constitution, bft to Overthrow the , en whd Pervert the Cosstiti tion." ibraham Lincoln. FOR VIOK PRESIDENT, ffANNIBAL HAMLIN Or MAINE. I " I Love mt Country more than I ovp my Partt." Hannibal Iumlin. Presidential Electoral Ticket. Blectorifor the State at targe. WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur. JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson. District Electors. let District Cjrrua M. Alton, of Kuox. 2d District Johu . Ray, of (Thai a. 3d District Morton C. Hunter, ofMouroe. 4th District John H. Furquhur, of Kranklin. 6th District Nelson Trusl-r, of favotte. 6th District Ken beu A. Bite, of Hancock. 7th District .lohn llauna, of Putnam. Ath District Samuel A. Uuft, of Tippecanoe. 9thDtotrict .1 in,-- N. Tyner, ef Miami, loth District Isaac Ji nkin.on, of Allen, ilth District David O. Dailey, of Huntington. Letter from Spencer County. Rockport, Oct. '..'9th, 1800. Editors Journal: Last week we had a visit from Dr s. Mullen and Barton, who are perambulating around, advocating the cause of National Democracy. Dr. Mullen entertained us in a speech some two or three hours long. He commenced by hitting right , and left at the Republican party for some fifteen or twenty minutes, and then devoted himself to Douglas and his great principle, with what effect could best be told by the muttered curses of the Douglas men as he proceeded with his argument. It reconciliation had been thought of beforehia arrival, it certainly has not been 3ince. On last Saturday night, the 27 th, Hon. Wm. E. Niblack had a crowded house to hear him give his advice and tell what he saw and did when he was in Congress, or rather Washington. Hisspeech was a milk and water atfair, being an attempt to be on both sides of the house at once. It was good Lord, good Devil all the way through. He said that he was a Breckinridge and Lane man in sentiment, but thought it likely he should vote for Douglas, but had not fully decided what he would do- He said he was not here to try and influence public sentiment, but advised them all to do as they pleased, as from the present condition of affairs, Lincoln whs bound to go in and he thought the only salvation lor the parly was, after the election was over, to throw overboard all the. old party leaders and reorganize under the lead of men who had never been heard of before. If this was not done, and thai im-kly, why the party would be rent into a thousand atoms, and Republicanism i :, ti called it, Aboli tionism) would reign ii inuiphantin the land. He pictured in terrible colors the calamities that would happen to our country if we allowed colored children tho privilege of free srlu .-Is ; grew indignant at the idea that col d men were allowed to vote in some ol i he States; regretted that Martin Van Bnr u and other Democrats upheld and defended stich a policy, and urged the Democracy of Indinna to keep clear of such views; and wound up with a pit belie appeal to the mpn of Speticr to votp for Hreck inridge, Bell, Douglas, or anybody to defeat Abe Lincoln. In the course of bis remarks he got off a glowing eulogy on Joe Lane ; ' thought him the perfection of a gentleman 1 and Democrat ; said he was his first choice I for President and would now rather see him i elevated lo that position thnn any other man ' in the Vnion. As to the effect his speech bad on Deiao- j crats, you can judge what it was 1'roai the j remark ! beard a prominent member of that party make as I was on my way home. The expression osed was, " d n snch a milk and water man. The Republicans are getting ready to give Porter and Dunn a glorious reception next Thursday, and there will, no doubt, be a large crowd here. Arrangements have been matin to hold ' meetings in every township next Saturday ! evening, to get ready to bring out the full vote on election day. We want to give Lincoln several hundred majority here. With a united front to meet we could give some majority, but as itis, it will be counted by the hundreds. Veatch is out now filling appointment ) through the District, and w ill do good service wherever he goes. Already the sound of the Lincoln host is heard, like the rush of many waters, as tbey gather together for the final charge. On, men, on ! The American Eagle is looking down with a kindling eye, and a triumphantly swelling heart, on freedom's mighty host, and, with outstretched wings, impatiently waiting to bear the glad tidings all over the world, that the battle is futighl the victory won. I will endeavor to send you the election returns at the earliest moment possible. Spencku County. An Interesting LtHtr. We print below a very interesting and racy description of the new "Oil Wells " in Pennsylvania It is the best and most read, uble account we have seen : Co,r-ponJeii:e of the BtttOn Fo-I. Tideoct, Pa., October 10, 1800. The name of this place is pror.ouuced by the natives liddeynte, and is famous for its "oil wells.'' As I have just passed through all the "oil region," I will give your readers a sketch of what 1 saw and heard, as tho excitement created by the discovery of '-oil mines' is almost equal lo the California gold fever. I left New York at G p. m., and should have been in Pittsburgh, Pa, the uext dy at 1 r. m but we ran over a cow aboat 20 miles from Pittsburgh, the cars going at the rate of 30 or 40 miles per liom. which threw the baggage and five pnssenger cars down an embankment, neatly 20 feet, head over heels, and caused a complete smash up. The cars w e were In turned over several times, and left the roof with nearly all of us passenger? iu it, emptying its eontents out as you would potatoes from a basket. One car went over the left bank, and be baggage car and other passenger cam, down the right The track was completely destroyed, and car wheels, trucks, 4c, were scattered in every direction. It was an awful scene; people screaming; blood streaming from cuts and wounds but, miraculous as it may seem, out of 300 or 400 passengers, only two or three, and a brakeman, were much injured, and they not per. manemly for life. The Company Bent out a special train from Pittsburgh, with doc-

, tors and a "lawyer," and took the wounded to a hotel, and gave them every .mention and paid all damages mid ex;.eut- . i.lthouh ;is usual, no one was tu bttiiuc. N'-arly all were more or less brtiiael, and it was three or four days before we felt like traveling agniu by railroad. We then took the Ft. Wayne Railroad to "Enon Valley," forty-five miles, and thence by w bat is called a "back," a vehicle iutended to carry sis, but forced to curry nine with only two horses. In this way wo proceeded through Newcastle and Mercer, to i Franklin, at the juuetion of French Creek and the Alleghany Hiver a distance of sixty miles from the railroad over an awful road ; indeed, it was no road at all most ' of the way, an 1 reminded me very much of that one towards " Jordan." In fact, all through this region, the roads are gullied out, or full of rocks and mud holes, and tinI only wonder is horse Hush ami wheels can get over them at all two or three miles an liDur is fast traveling. Franklin is the ' county seal of Venango county, and has population of 1,000 or 1,500 inhabitant?,

froin n'nliii place we went via Oil Creek, to Titusville, and thence to this place, a ditar.ee of forty or fifty miles. This whole region was formerly supported by the lum bar business and a few iron furnaces ; but lumber is getting scarce and charcoal furnaces cannot compete with coal in other sections of the State. The land is poor and rocky, and the crops have failed for two or three years past by frost in Juue or heavy rains in harvest time, and a year ago the inhabitants were in very needy circumstances, and poor as rals. About this time a New Haven Yankee, Col. Drake, came out here, and went to boring for oil on Oil Creek, near Titusville. The people laughed at him and called him crazy, and would not trust him ft dime ; but sure enough, after drilling a hole three or four inches in tliani eter and about 100 feet deep, up came the oil, and he soon pumped twenty or thirty barrels of it up per day . He and his asscciates bad quietly leased and bought all tl e land they deemed desirable in the vtciaitr for a song, ami when the natives saw the oil coming up by the barrel they were dumbfounded ; but a few days only were necessary to set them all crazy, and such a stampede and rnsh as took place through the country for fifty or a hundred miles around, was a caution to "old fogies. " People who could not pay their debts or earn a liviDg, suddenly became millionaires in their own and other people's estimation ; farms which before would not bring $1000 were now held at $1 00,000, or even a million, and everybody went to leasing "oil territory " not start), and boring for oil. At first the landlords only demanded neighlh of the product, but soon as oil was (bund in certain districts adventurers and speculators would rush in and bid one-auar, ter or one-halt',and in rome ca.'es Hve-eiirhtlrs has been premised and a bonus of ! to $.100 for iheright to bore in aa acre or two of territory. An old blacksmith muued F.vans down at Franklin, owned an acre of two of land on which his home was located ; liis well had always been "oily " in nuiomer and spoilt the water when the well wns low. He dug or bored down his well some ! sixty or Seventy feet ar.,1 up came the oil, and be is pumping twenty barrels a day He has beeu offered 50,000 lo $100,000 for his place, or $ 10,000 i SI 2,000 rent per annum, but the old fellow saiu no, he had a lot of boys and girls to help him work it, and if b bad the money somebody would cheat him out ol it or get it away from bias. There has always been oil springs through this region, from which the Indians collected Seneca oil, whi.-h was sold by druggisls soon after the settlement of this country ; and at one spot on Oil Creek a Mr. McL'lintoek has collected thirty or tortv barrels of oil every suiiiruMr when the creek was low. It is not (bund in the coal regions as many Suppose, there being no coal in the vicinity of the Wells or spring, except some veins H few miles below Franklin. A- to its origin Geologists are at fault -there are various theories. Il i", however, generally found near a ripple or rapids on the banks of a river or creek, by boring 100 to 300 feel, although wells have been bored nearly 500 feet within a stone'.- throw of wells pumping oil at a depth ol ion or 200 feet, end Bhonra no signs of oil. 1 am inclined to think it is found in crevices, or upheaving of the earth biased by oleanic action at soma remote period of the world, and that coal is this oil solidified by the action of air or chemical action i oe proof oi mis is that a suOBtance resembling coal in a simplified form is found in this country and in Fngland The Torbay and bog head coals of England are different entirely from anthracite or bituminous cnals, and Courts of law in Fngland, recently, 1 think, decided that the Tor bay was not a coal on scientific evidence. However there is no doubt that oil is to be found, or Petroleum, as it is called, in large i, mint it i cs iu various parts of the DintedStates, iu Cuuada, and in the Eist Indies near Bomahy, where 400,000 hhds. ate obtained annually, it is said. In Canada and Ob io, recently, it has been found in many localities, but the quality is very different from the Pennsylvaniauil which is said to be much the best. The excitement , of course, throiiuh all Western Pennsylvania, is intense, and t should think not lc;-s than 2000 or 25O0 welts are now being hated or are pumping oil, although of Ibe latter the number does not exceed fifty in the whole region of I'cnusylvaniii, and they will not average, probably, over 400 or 500 barrels per day - some Of" them are getting bom 20 to 00 barrels a day and others from I to 10 barrels but no w ell that litis ever struck oil has given out entirely, although many vary according to the manner they are worked ami the interruptions caused by gas, water, far. The Hoover well, two miles below Franklin, I saw and all admit, pumps 60 barrels of pure oil iu 24 hours, and is, I think, the most productive well in the country : nil now netsl 5 to 20 els. per gal., so it is a very valuable milch cow, as 5 per day will pay all the expenses of pumping. Thousands have gone to work and sunk wells who will never find oil, and w ill be ruined if their means are small. A "derrick," consisting of four poles SO feet long, aud framed together like a tower, is first put up, and then a drill of iron IS ol 20 feet long, bung to a limber level ly a rope or wooden rod, which is Worked In two lin n up and down by their feet ol weight, and a third man holds and guides the drill. It takes ti om one mouth lo six months to find oil or discourage the men. depending oil circumstances. Alter i I is found in quantity, a small steam engine i. put up, the hole being first riunned out, and iron or wooden pipes driven down to the solid lock. The whole expense of putting a well in operation is from $1,500 to 92, 500, where oil is found at one or two haodred teet from the surface. New wells are developed every day, but yel nine out of ten must, I think, be disappointed It will never be used as a substitute for sperm or linseed oil, as a lubricator, or lor paint but for illuminating puroees it is splendid after it ta refined, aud much heifer and cheaper than gas - and it is said for ocean steamers it is far better and more economical, when space is considered, than coal for fuel. It is in great demand, ami no danger of pro- J duction ever getting alieaH of consumption . at present prices.

The hotels are crowded, people often sleeping three in a bed, and one hears nothing talked of but " patrolmen," " surface indications," "boring." "territory," ' pumping," &c; landlords, doctors, lawyers, ministers, blacksmiths and almost everybody has nu interest in a well bored or being bored. As to the election, it is entirely forgotten in the eagerness of securing a fortune. A politician drove up to old Father Raymond s Rural House, in Franklin, ( the old mau has two wells pumping fifty barrels daily,) and after getting bis dinner, commenced pumping the old gentleman by asking, " How is politics ?" ' Don t know any gueh well around here,' replied II. "Bill, says the stranger, " what is the prospect lor Douglas or Breckinridge'.'" "Ob," says Boniface, " I don't know ; it all depends on whether there are auy surface indications. M But," continues his guest, " will fusion go down among you oil-diggers 7 .' ' Fusion," exclaims the landlord. " well, 1 don't know; some of those fellows called geologists stys that there must be fusion down below, but my opinion is that the d 1 bap something to no with it dow n there before we get it. ' But, says the politician, 1-are vou not in favor of?iilattei sovereignty in the Territories :' "Ko, 1 will shoot anybody who dares to sijiiat on any of my territory ; and I own four miles on Sandy Creek." " Give me my horse, says the stranger - and vamoosed. Yours, Nassau.

Kkkpim; Hobbies' Fert a so kstn is OrOEii. If I were asked to account for roy ' horses' ley;s and feet b' ing in better order than those of my neighbor, 1 should nttrib ute it to the four following circumstances : First, tbey are nil shod with new nails Bo placed in the shoe as lo permit the foot to expand every time they move; second, that they all live in boxes instead of stalls, and 1 Can move whenever they please; third, that they have two hours' daily walking exercise when tbey are not at work : and fourth, that I have not a headstall or trnckchain in my Stall. Tbee tour cirenmstimees comprehend the whole mystery of keeping horses' legs tine, and their feet in round workin;.' condition up to a good old use Iff Aw. A.ntidoii: io Absemc. Iii England, on the Olh ult., nineteen dogs were poisoned with arsenic, in order to test the value of an antidote Sulphnret and Sesquioxide of Iron Five of the animals were left to their fate and all died ; out of the fourteen others to whom large doses of the antidote weie. given, only two died. m:v advertisements. Coroner's Inquest gmEt.ll OVEU TIME 11411 f OE MM. Charles Hon welter toimd ,1. sd at .ta. 7. ler's, on the Newburgli road, Knitht township, aiiderburgh e.nuiTy, c.n the Hint day ot October, ISvll. The verdict of t tie Jury wa . he i am- tohls death I t'.r the runnlug sway of Ids horsss aud w ay.on , and being tlragged by ttieaame sciue ilisiaure Deceased was about hfty -foui years of age, uml , be as sbout Ave feet eiht Uh lies high. He was I dressed iu a bine cloth coat and I. lack vest, . heck j shirt and uhito undershirt, browu jeans pants and v.hile drawers, and heavy boots ; and Imd on bis person two bills of sale from I. A I). Beissau ! II Angel, one po. ket knife and red silk han.ler be i iiovj-:; JOHN WA YM AN, Coroner V. C. tmou oi 4jii r to fjtTito.vi i: all those business men o u Main street, be tweeu that hideoiisold t aual Bridge and Eighth street, w ho are being taxed so heavily tn pay for the earhtea, pavlnf. and pas lightingof the " Thorough Fare" -all tor the accommodation of the o dear ooplc "---and when doing so don't torget John Frelinghuysen flh-var's T.nmber yard, corner Seteutb and Main. novl-d.tw MLM OK BE JVITIO.V U'E U'11,1. MM bivo an AHCtlou on Satarttay morniug Nov amber 3d, in front of our Auction Boom, corner of Main and Third street, at 10 oVlork, for the pin pf.se of selling horses, those who wish houses sold will bring them Bui WSS d, anl those wishing to buy will do well to be en hand, as there are savaral hoimes alrendv besp'-ke to ssll noil :itd II NELSON, AnctioneeV J141I,1.E4 T41k'S SJI.E OEBE.il KM vLs tato for the payrn. nt of the enatf. and , Kpoil see of Mds-wsik improvement.. Hosjce is li,-i,.t,v givec, tliat by virtue of aprc.-epi issued by HeMayor of the City of Kvansville ai d to nie directed, 1 will sell nt public auction, at tho door of the Court House iu said irtv, on Thursday, lb,- tfiffa day ot November, leCo, at 2 o' lock c m , the folb wing lots or parcels of real estate, oi s.- iuu.-h tboreoi as may be nece I y r. pay the a meant charared and as-sse.l against said lis respectivelv , oi the c Ms and expeoaes improvements in front t sB Side d I. the costs of saltLot No 1. block L5, Lamas. ,,, Lot No. 2, block 1,61, Laraasco, L t No 1, bb ek lo, rourtfa Fn t'li, T5 11.61 11. M t gen. The undivided half of lot I t ' ' 10, ( 17, 6 All iu block No. Fourth Enlargement. ae lot, contssaBCiosj at the atoat northerly earner of lot No. vit. in the Lower Enlargeiiieut of the City of Evafisvttle, and i nulling thence iu a south westei u directiOB hj the line of saiil tol until it reaches Leal street, thence by the line of said l.eet street north to the south-west state "1 the atby in the rear of bio, k No. t, in the Fourth Enlargement of said city, ui,t lb -e by the simth-westei n line ot Mid alley to the pluceof beginning U4 s.le ti rnmmrtim at 2oclocb p. .m easatd .1 CHRIS. II EDDaCKICH, Oi I'll Id City Colleeloi JF . st I! E 8 H HITTER. 500 . Prime 1 11 Ne .iintv Koll Butter, ,ini lbs. enoice Vol k do., ill Hull, icon lbs ds. d., .1.. Packed, for sale in lots to suit, 1 1 prions, by CiujK A LANGLKV. ort'JZ fiOOO O I'EH O.I TS, OE nit milIt from mottled Whitnevs, at J'J.Mi, to plain Toth or Kussiat, Beaver, at Slfi.iMl. The latter cannot lie rzl up bv regular tailors for lesa than H'ZUwWI oi if. v.. i ii. Nave v.ur tiionev oy calling al M M . K rKKNCH A Co.'s, Ne,t'.'o No. 'Jti Wain street. lOTTOA- B.ITTI-J. MOO BJI.BR tor sale to the Trails . Factory prices, by S. K. iii LBKKT .v CO., Agents ol "Cypress Mills.'' EJK1. 8TJM41I 73 BOXE8 It' It sale ESrl l.ow, In tots to (ull pitrehasels, bv S. E. ill LBCRT A ;. II.-X-4E8, O VtJVfB 8 IU BI'8H tint, large UUina-es inst rec il and lor sale bv 25 CHAS. McJOHNSTON. HIEEtB. pt tme M . It 4BEE8B. Cheese jllat 1. CHA8. J.'a BOXES c'.l and for nale hv McJOHNSTON. TII.I. t.V IfJ.VB J t MlN'ttt I''" Sf-C ,V BKTBM'KK.H UEOIMIK THORNUlf.L take? pleasure in it -onmoa: hif old customers, that in the .lu.vlity and Hiy!- ol his work, he flutters hiui.-itdf he CAB not be ecc-lle.l. He auty still be found at the corner ,,t Second and Main "streets, where the choicest Hal nees and Saddle, of cverv description i an be cbtatn-a-d ou the best of teriaa. rut" Kepairiu daHSs ivith nestaiass and d la pat. I. SWond-ban.l Harness twaw5a on hsli-1 let m.E W BOORS V W l.v Mavne Bead UsrWlwd ; " Ruiledge," i viaar,11 las Holmes Lee sell il fEOEI.E," " Nemeiie." by Marion great bock; HawkesIhe Throne ot David hj 1 Bg rntiani , asfd Maeazine al .a t'M ill the ot he l new Boohs and DOBJCLl. OOXTMOTOK'S E."8E-T 1.1 1. SJ I. TS 4 BJt i.VE it l.eiitoii, lor reiuovluft iron ruai i ii. in linen oi other goods, at 4 V S THOMPSON'S New Iirn -la i ,OOU I.BS 4-4'4 I.V.VJTi Sl'VJU Cared Ham -, K t lbs choice llacou Shoniders. 10 lbs. choice Clear Bacon Side,, HJW n.s extr aai Cured liriei b'-of. lor sale by ,.,27 COOK LANGLK.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rWll JB L. J It M E S U BO VJJT J M vetych-'v-" nrtic ! ,f IVrfumery can do no tjettn lhaa call .it N. S. TlKuipou'a New Diug Store, lie 1. is just received Hie largest lot of ir-fa-cery eWr brought to tliia city, consisting (in mrt el the Boast Extracts aad Oafoaaai, from tiiw best BiaaafiwtBrtii of frsacs ami America. AUii a j; rc.it variety ot Scnted Soaps ami Hnir Oils, 1 iue Brushes, Qomtav ti'- oct24 WW ter .lo.-vl and all size Shakers. soptil M9 Ki:t.Tsm vjf.HH.J'M.uniM. A Water. LkVetoaW Water, Orango Flower Water, sad Cologne Water, fur sale by N. S. THOMPSON, ,., t f ,Vt Main street. JTW It Til JK I,. I IU K S. I. if BJt. WK 8. mt Glycamjrl of Roaes, Rose t.ii Salve, and Vie let Cold Cream, at the Orng'Store of oct2t N. S. T110M1SON. o , '1 0- H .' 4t. .Y 8 ! Prime Northern Onions, fi IOO HBLtf sate clieapj to loso consignment, t,y oct-'T COOK & I.ANGLEY. SOU lUtS. M-HK8II KtJfJti i'O U BJI.K iiHtJT, ( iiiiK X- LASOLKV A. roo .. t Him h sTMsniJS'Mi : jLJiuh CP fur sale by t.s tJTi COOK A LANGLEY. a0 SX8 f HOVTUH u.iMHI.H-8 sssi full weight Star f an, lies, 10 t.xs Pee 1.1 e .t Bros.' Opal Candles, tS has Proctor A Gamble's Tallow Candles, for sale bv ucts7 000K A LANGLEY. mm it. 1. 1 , cmj JJVMi wr, MB .de .,t ,...-rT COOK LA3GLKY'.0. ORE " THOUK 114)14 i: J.S'lt heap Tca:i n eiTed at COOK ,t T.AVGl.KY'3. n EST JSHOHT.HEJS'T OE I'OE tee in t he city at 7 COOK a I. ANGLKY'S. 4 Oi .IIE.y St'Hff EHO.n 1 Of TO ii pei gal., mi eOK A. I.ANGLEY s RBOlLEil .U4H .iHHES EOR r.Oc per gal. at occi COOK A LANGUCY'S. 1141 EIJVE iJT l-tiifKB.VM i.:Ti COOK A EiAMHTR at ara u E i. i. I ' u h to k.it. . MM Brick Dwelling on Church, between Cherry and Chestnut Streets, and a new frame in KoaleytoHii, neat Smith's Block, for rent on the 1st of Noveinlier. Calls it lit; EKY Bin 'S, netW No. ?Z Main st. f B O tl I. T (I 1 I'OI I.TH". IO di fat Voiu M and fa IIS, I I'llI k Mist le. oct-7 at V 1CKKKY BBO'8. it 44'4M .sf.M.s. -if A'sfVI JIwImKJK f Davis'-, ft near Cored Hams, for sale bi i.-7 IiKKUV HKu's. ulce fresh prbtmil xuA tingr' iiiitl s i. i-s, JttSt ivt-tl rtii-l :'t sele -iv Uw . M i jT VIC KB ttRO'S. 6 o xc3Ll3i xg aii i'iiit...'l;itttl with tejinl nd a pleasant iomiii, m-.ti ttiu buwiHSsW pejri in the city, alo e Main ii'-i Aldo room fure (er day boe.roen. iVir in it 1 tf i IttiarmteUfm e4attre Of Mr. Al. A. f rtWIVIi-v. octSfr Iwil ffl: is lit 1.1 ftiHt.S, .- WHOLE !. . i ei . hoi ,pialitv. just receiv4 a t. fi I LBCBT A CO., No. i Svcauiore st. and tot icfM II H B ft 3$ Bit tale Ui I -1J'E4J.1 H. 95 S K tilT.BEBT V CO. -biob, fooB RmMrjvamJf nmM, Inn No 1 .shaved Pine Shingles to Johu leliugliiisei, Ulover, i -anei Baveuth and Main sts., and tlien retail Bed 14 i,,rk rttat. and died. Gatoves has a 1, ej lb, in as 1, and, which be is toady and afH!u to Ide Uo-ngM tils nuiiieious frbudri Hint custoiaers. Poor Bobiaebn will never make us an;, more snch .shingle.-. odn-dw W. M. AIRMAN & CO,. T JIP&. O 1jT3 XJ O !E2 A N D Commibsion Merchants. No. o North Water at., Kvatisi lib . aaofi"" Agents for the sale of Half, Elour, Qrafa, Provisions, and all other ax tides ot Prodace. oct25 0.M4H K .11.1. BE Si BtETIOJ- OE M I-1. nr constantly on hau l and In store, ami lor sale by (octi'.r. W. M. AIRMAN & CO. ! JTJTK 7rr Hui. 8 4 HOI4 E 1 M Knshsnnnck Potatoes in store end tor sale at i low bi;ures, to CLOSl OCT, by oct.T. W M. AIRMAN A CO. Mf'EE ii- ni a -, b At--. i.vi ola r s, M ' In store, and f- . a'-- i . , o. 1 2S V. M. A IK M AN at CO. M tJB B JJS'll tV.w .Vf. .0 UUI.a JLaf Louisville Cement, 10 hbds. Orej Lime si j I uO per hhd in sti ie sad tta al h) ect25 W. M. A1KMAN A CO. jEC. XXJESXJlllNrkTa, (scccEsaoa to a. kcktz.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER & BAKER, Hannfsctn er ii, Oi u, Mr irde no! ice . Uidtj Sole 'abes, Syrups, i , deal , end Nuts ef all kin. in . i tend. I to at sborte -t mi foi Maltby'i I'nrivaled Ballf15 South fitu street, lietwceu BvaoaviHe, Ind. For sale cheap ...t2l-ly at U EK1. c-lllt ill E I.J HIES. Kan- v Extracts "t " Francipanni," Kiss me if li.ir , b i-s in,- iuiek,' --Kiss nie Sweetly.' and 'Stolen Kiss, also, the , ebsbrated o Highland and Japanese ' JOxt racts, at N. S THOMPSON'S oct 24 New Drug Store M 4t It MBM"T I BE U 'E 1. 1 .V HVi m Store, latel owned and occupied by Michael Gavish , d, ceased, a- a grocery and provision store, comae of Main and Fourth streets. There is a ti i -1 l ate smoke house attached to the Store. Apply to John OaTisk, Of WM. RA II M, Jr. julyd-dAwtl rmio THE .. 1 11 1 E 8 THE UBJS'l' 8 in,. Glycerine Lotion, lor chapped bands, lace and lips, at oct24 THOMPSON'S City Drag Store. i.v it .i i it oil bmjTjli. Cla-M hoes. uiileh admired bv Ibe children. Sold al I be l it In nu sl.,r. M am st reel . fm o 4 it e r Sha i in- and T ll.il It II B I 8 HE 8, ...til Brushes, at AIPSGN'S New I'rug Store. i 121 III ecec ea' t flilt " I..1USJE A Pomade.. Hail lids .1 88 OB T.TI EJT and Hair Tonics, just lied .Hid lot sab' al CM THOMPSON'S Drug Store. II ' small It O f .ttO I.J 88E 8. J lot iu half barrels , sarj choice, fast eived and for sale bv ,1. I S K. GlLBKUT A OO. MM -I T 4 - II !: 8 . fM kinds, foi sale hi 4J8E8, Jl.l. clJl V. OILBIKT .f CO. 4nt.tlEJI.. ir, HI8H. ERE8II it.) Coin Meal, lioiu mw t orn. Just reI lol sale bv .1 VS. 1; lt.sk I N R A CO. celled a ocl-4 ' .1 41 It .. . .' SIX III 'JVMBM II a i, . i ,i si .(tiality, and at MM .f t ill 1,11m, uii.Il'esee.l, Ol gOOa Msatile pi i. e. Inquire at thin octlv lw once. MM BO i isiojys. OO I.BS. t It 41 It E M Stieat Cure 'i Hhuin, cativasc.l ; 4 it lbs choice Su'ar Cured Batoaldata, canvased ; 100 lbs . boics lnn-.l Bec-f, i-auvaaed . 50 lias. Bologna Sans aaca ; 2 iibls choice l.eai Lard, torsaleby octl IAS. KUSKINK i CO. F monds, Curranl.s. Prunes, Chocolate, t laula-r-h. Chestnuts, Ac , tol sale by HtlS JAS. KKSKINK A CO. J--40JI. Oil.. i BHI.8. EXTBJ fOJ I. M iii. free Ir. in smell or Btuoke w lien usmLAMPS. A barks assortment .1" fiaastas, various attsrsi mid sii.es. and . prices to nuit buyers. Latup Wii Wing, Shades, 1'hlosney Braabca, Ac, for bv psetl. JAS. KRSKI.HK fu. flWII B I E f. SIEi'ES, 4 411 IE E Mill-. Riddles. Cut i v Combs, Tacks. Powder, Shut, Lead, W hile Fi:,h, Siaieh, Knife Baoketi,, Tiays, Beg Beaters, Ac, 4c., ., foi sale by oiils JAS. KKSKINE CO. iH E E 8 E .1 O BOXES CBOiCE M'' Kti,;hsb liairv, estern Reserve, audllsiiiburch Ch.-, -e received ami foi sale hv octU J As KKdK IN'i: A 00. noi-E' t riTitt v. iiEZnf,f lou .MM. Lines, Haltei B.-.1 Cord i l ubes Tinea, n I Ts-uie, for -al,' by ,.ii- .l KlklNEHU fl f U'J.YTKB. J.V JfTlt"E, energetii la v. ice 16 .. 9, of good bat Its, anil iv ho w i ites , , . .1 plain hand, to act as Porter, a, Board-' srtfi be futtiished. Applvto octl GI'.O. Ft'S'f EU A CO. AH Rj VIS JR. - to HHII8.fRI.nE fORTO bbie Eastern Rsfinecl, Crashed, Jrowdered, Granmaisd snd Coffee Sngats, recetred bv rail b ,.,11.. GK.it. FOSTF.R d: CO. f BE.VT J BOISE fO.VT.iiJK ms and Kitchen, on Oak street Appl J. W. HUGHES, No. IS Main st.

MISCELLANEOUS.

JTIOjtM, a I Mi X..Tf f g.JVST MEW rcivedjjai large aud elegant lot of Coal Oil Lamps, t-oualstiut; of a full assortment of Swing- i ing. Baud, Parlor, and Bedroom Lamps, ulse Cfiimnevs, Wicks, a;id Oil of the very best quality. WM. BIEBBOWKR, Druggist, Oct 23d 78 Main street, Washington Blo-ik. mm v mjvmt T' lscovojiJVMi, eheMZB lared from Cocoa nut Oil, an elegant prepared tor the Hair, which ft preserves, beautifies, aud readers dark and glossy. It is tho best aud cheapest Hairdreesing iu the world. For sale by WM. BIEBBOWEll, Druggist, oct2Ul No. 78 Main street, Yashiogtou Block. O lt HH E lnJiTiSJoTfrSE THE Damascus Liniment. It has cured thousands ol the worst cases . Prepared mil v at WM f!IEl!BOWKB;S, Druggist, oct-o TS Maiu street, Wahiugton Bloek. f.Oi E18H t-'-i OMVJU tOB El Mi, a Rood article, inst racetvesl by jas. i uskim: j co., OCf23 47 Main street. yMHrSA.V.X, ItlTTEH, E J 4 K 1 constant au,'pl of the above receiving dail. aud for sale at .IAS. EKSK1NK A CO.'S., iictvSl 47 Main street. Coroner's Inquest MMEI.il OfEJU THE BOII- OE MM Mrs. Bnfsach, formerly Mrs. Nag el, found dead iu Bowleytown, Pigeon township, Vanderbumh county, on the 17th day of October, Isisj. The verdict of the Jury was, she came to tier death by apoplexy from inteniperauce. When she died she was about 40 years of age, about live feet high, was dressed in her grave clothing when the inquest was held, and had oo her person, as far as wt have been enabled to ascertain, as alnjve stated aotl9s3 JOI1N WAYM AN, Corouer V. C. BOOTS AND SHOES! RE HVC O "XT A L. IMMIE UJnBB8lijJEII IMS HE ML moved bis Shop from Main street. No. "!, to App's BlucW. No. 7 Touith street opposite the Upper Market House, and requests bis old friends and the pnhlic in general to call and see biin at his nasi stand, as he can Still satisfy them all iu the Boot aud Shoe Hue. it ti' Repairing shall be done al the slim test notice, and in the best of style.. Com Oh, fame Jll .' 4'htap for l'h .' octlii-luid JOHN M. Aft". Holland Bitters FOR DYSPEPSIA, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c. Ths successful introdnction and use of this celebrated Itemed)' has beeu the signal for a literal flood of compounds culled " Hitters," ottered In various forms, from a quart bottle to a five-gallon keg, until this word " Bitters" is but another name for grog," or some vlllauous whiskey mixture. But tho really great relief derived from the minute dose, one teaepoonf ut, of our medicine, BCEBH AYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS, onA the entire ahtence of after prostration, has established for It a reputation which the host of imitations aud counterfeits have failed t undermine. It is positirely a vegetable preparation, with barely sufficient pnre spirits to preserve it. But one size of the genuine, (Half Pint Bottles,) price Ohm Dollab. It Is a medicine of long-fried efficacy for Purifying the Blood, so essential for the foundation of good health end for correcting disorders of the stomach and lowols. Two or three doses will convince the afflicted of its salutary effects. The stomach will spm-dily regain its strength, a healthy action of the liver, bowels and kidneys will sm take place, and renewed health be the quick result. For INDIGESTION. Try Bcei-hare's Holland Bitters. For HEABTBURN, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. For ACIDITY. Try Barhave's Holland Bitters. For WATEBBHASH, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. For HEADACHE. Try Be, rhare's Holland Bitters. For LOSS OP APPETITE. Try BterhaveS Holland Bitters. For COBTIVENEBS. Try Bcerhare's Holland Bitters. For PILES. Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. In all Nercoui, Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Affections, It has in l timorous iustanees proved highly beneficial, and In ethers effected a decided cure. Ileted CarefnUy! The genuine, highly-concentrated Bur.nsvF.'s HobtAin Bitters is put up in half pint bottles only, and retailed at One Dollar per bottle. The great demand for this truly celebrated medicine has induced many Imitations, which the public should guard egain.t purchasing. Beware of impotition ! Set that our name is on (As labtl qf every bottle you buy. Benj. Page, Jr. &Co. SOLE PROPRIETORS, PITTSBURGH, PA. KELLER & WHITE, A QENTS, Eva i lie, 1ml UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Buyers. lllf'MM'U TO l.y4BEJ8i: .Ml WW business and build up an extensive Cash trade, I will, from the 12th of ibis Baoatal, October, Make a Deduction of 10 per cent, to Cash Buyers. My Stock is targe and fresh, comprising the most Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods of the season. And 1 am confident thai sh buyers vt ill be Enabled to save fully 10 per cent. by .ailing at thecheap cash store of W .VI. M. DUNCAN, oetl32sad No. 5 Main street . Bl O BO.'ER-8 fJV 4fl 'E8 T .lohn Hauusui, II El. II W- uVi-r tin body of Lanam, whose IhhIv wae found at Kapiilet a Hotel, on Mater street, Kvansville, Pigeon Township, Vanderburgh County, on the 14th day of O. tobu, I8G0. The verdict of the July w-as that lie i ante to his death by a congestive chill ; that at Ibe time ol bia death he ass shout fifty-four years of ai;e: that he was about five feet two inches iu bight ; that when he died he aras dressed in a yellow Handel under-shirt aud a white cotton ovet -ihii t, and had on hio person, so tar ua we have been able to ascertain, w tint is alaive describe!, he having la-en lound un.lresned in his bed room. octlti-riwd JOHN WAVMAN.C. V. C. LADIES AND GENTS : ml ..j.-'i! at N. 8 Siecoii'I street rtKUii for a lev more. Coiiib huJ look-ho Uuiiblo to kI.ow thonu cosy littU- dove und tan colored Unite!".". Kiive lw a call Mild I know you will buy. 4.1-tve Kid, French Kit) aud Morocco INlk;i Bout-, t the inodt xijuinite KtjWi ever ottered iu thai market. Maaaafl and rUildren'M tlaiter- of every tvia"ie aud color; Kid an Mrocco ol ev-rv atyle, with and without !i.-eU , L'uppdff tipiiM lit vai lotis kinds, of the tmI V etl pttteu t. Genu? tine PaN-nt Leathatr uud CaU" BotM mde to oHbKtt ol the leet imiortett atock we Imve had J.-r r-HTm. tllove Kid, Patent Leather, Oatf and Moios C9 (ugr- Uaitet d aaciilaiac, a la ui-xio. Ma-te hv the uiott taahtohahle and betst woikiueu l be ioiiud ent KrtHtern . itit s not excepted. FriT.dj, t ohm on atrtngura, ive us a trial. JOHN KAS0U, mar.11 No. 8 Stnroud nt., EvauHville, Ind. f3losing Out at Cost. MMMB . I.V-OEEBB OUR BJVTiRE WW Btock of Goods at cost, with a lies ol making a change iu bueiness. Terms cash. Evansville, Sept 2t. JAM. OAK LEV A SON. septil-lm bWtndTsho ES W JftJt lH R i f ITT W 19 af.X W MJSM lurked my t?tore. and have on Laud a lull aupply Of BOOl S AK'1 HOK3 of my ow n Tuanufnctiue, nil of which I will wairaut ot the best quality I have purchased my leather lor rah, and will sell nu the one pHct for c-itk, lower than the same luality of goods arc usually sold iu this city. WM. EMEKY. 9err21-?ini 190 Main-st ,cor, Svr.nth-et,

MISCELLANEOUS. ffiRM8TIBLE STYLH6 AT PERSUASIVE PRICES. SHANKLIN & REILLY Have uow in store, aud are submitting for insertion, their recent extensive purchases of Fall and Winter Fancy aud Staple Pry Goods, which for Klegance, Variety aud Cheapness, lire unsurpassed. They would direct particular m to the annexed list, which will tie disposed of at prices that csunot to nteet vtitutlie approbation of the uiost fastidious. Tliei.oods are all i ew mid warranted perfect. They embrace Black and Colored Cloths,

Black and Fancy Doeskins, Fancy English Tweeds,Cassimcres, Sattincts, Jeans, &c. Blankets, Flannels, Plain and Fancy Plaid Lindseys, Ladies' Striped and Plain Middlesex Cloakings, English, French, and American Prints and Ginghams, Silks and Fancy Dress Goods ot the most approved styles, Renfrew Plaids, Royal Poplins, Plain and Fancy Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy French and English Mer- ; inoes, Pacific, Manchester and Hamilton De Laincs and Alpaccas, a large stock of Broche, Stella, Fancy Snow Flake, Snp. Scotch Clan Tar- , tans, McDonald & Malcom Long and Square Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and Striped Wool Shawls & Handkerchiefs, Plain and Fancy All-Wool DeLaincs. I In tin.- Hosiery department will be found a iv plele Htock, Hi Plain, Mixed, anil Y an. wool ami V ieecoia, Caitton llese. Fancy Wool Knitted. Ooudu, including Slut wis, Roods, Pouta, Nubias. Ac, Ladies' and lients' Kid, K. Silk, v'lolh. and HucKskia Gloves and Ganntle-ts, Ladies and Gents b. Wool and Merino Vests and Ilrawerw, Hatsaud Cass iu new shapes, ami l.adii-s' Kur.s. They nr.- prepared to exhibit their late importation jf lri.-h Linen Goods, cotnpi isiun Irish l.inen. and iiaodkercliiefs, the best assortment of Sheetin's ami Shirt hits aver offered. Linen PhatsstJI Tablu Clolbs, itleached and llrowu. all sies. Napkins, Towels, Doylies, ami aver other iteacriprtoSj peCtaShSinsj to thisclnsiol niauufaciure. N. B Now on bantb, a great variety of Thompson's Celebrated Skirts, now so favoranly known lo the l adies of this city, and ulncli S. A It. have had the pleasure of introducing. As we aie ileslrous to ire to our casloBSf rs n ny MlyaUtSge possible, and bav tll I "1 IHeS br Bo doing seeoml to tK ate in nr line of btsMffeaSj, we m. tbelelore lolly del, I Ulim-.l t" dispe-ee ol ion (ai-s-el-t large stock at the smallest leiiHineist II e prfceai, A call respectfully solicited. orllT NEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS. J. HASTINGS, mmO. 511 .TMiJ' ST BEET, JVBXT m W next iloot to BittrolfTs, respeettiillv announces to hor friends ami the ladies ol Kvatisiille and vicinilv iu general, that sb. h.as test leturued aith her Kail stock of 3f ii lin-i y and Kami Goods, vi bich is the birjrest, lineal and Bsost beautiful ever brought to the city, fcha invites all to give Inn a call and exaniine bel slml, ami she flail, is herself that she m Mill be able to pleaaa. all, botli Iu In. price., ot bel geods. M.ptU Mi- .1. HASTINGS WHEELER & WILSON'.' SEWING MACHINE, Nt 5 First Street, betwn Main nnd Lw iml M A 40 sf A it TO TM Jti i L B I. WW wheelar'sil Vilej.n'H IaaproTd .Vwinc Ma chin at radOti pru t-rt, Willi ii.- t , i " . . , h in ilrt merit the !-. hu1 most rvliithln taiiiily sewing maehine now in ue. It pwh ..jiiaMy wt-ll om tlit thickest at thiufitt fabiico; utaktM thv loik Miitth iin (...--1 1,!... it niiiavt-l, vitn the iMMebtftml Hilvantue uf I'riQK alike ult :'i HiJeri, (uimiD uo i nice or eliaiii un th i.t.-t. t 8ile ; in riimpU in cunHtructiuU, ui'ire Hpeiiy in iinveiniit, uiid mre dnrublu ti:n any tiiei hia.I.i',. , Wo Kiv- lull iiiHtructiuus tu enable tho puivb.- to wv 'ttdiukuy Beams, Htiteli, hem, fell, guilt, gather, bind, anJ tuck. lt OB the Hiiue luatrhiuu, and wurnuiUHl for three yearn. WtiaIr4ke'M.n constantly haiM : I ! t--- i ' i. t f Singer's luiu.iiinett. in - contiiinuikC tent imi'itiaU f the abovtr m:teIiiheH, faTOB eiHnn tf tie h ifrtiewt Htandin.' Kart Kiid W t, ni iu mh ea. Ac, w ill i 1 1. 1 i. -1 . . l i luti--, on aiilit tttiuit iu praon to b U tter. feDVtV . M 8 KLIsM AN. Ague and Fever -OK CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDILY CURED BY SMITH'S T TTK JTi 0. 0' I . . Its nun Htnt MediciiifH, mid berata' aflSict' ed u ith tlie t'hi lis and Fewer or A i; lie and Fever, is rejectfully inviietl lo thin celeWaiad medicine, which h;ia Juatlj obtained a hih reputation throughout the country, and tor uhii years hai l muiutaiued Wn mipai ioi ity over all other remedioa I as a safe, certain, speedy ami permrtiieiit cure f..i Jhills and Fever or Ague and Fever. It does not produce headache, juii!ineeH. buzzinfl; uf the ears, or any ot the unpiuffant eflu ts which so frequently attend the uses ol luiuiue of other n-mexlieK, but may be iv-en in all caaet. and under all circumstances whatever, to females, inrlnrrs, itutl all Uai a am who are tlebilitated or liV" the moMt delicate constitutions, without the leart apprebeuniou ot auy injurious or eveu . . , -i n t . effects. This medicine has become a staple rwmedy, an i ' for years !tas been extensively uAed throuyhi ut tl:' j Status of Kentucky , Tennewdee, Alabama, Haaafte ' aippi, Louiiami, Texas, ArkaiisaH, Mlaaottri, IIlinttia, Iowa, Wisconrtiu, Ohio, Itnliana, Nebiiisl.a, I Puuusylvauia, Michigan, and Taliloiuia, and nure : lately in Kansas Territury. antl hai 1 riuanent y cured .i,!.J,'N0 oi caes in all its vuried lortn!- ami comlitions, in my ot whith were of from one to three years standing, and had resisted all the usual remedies kiiowu iu the couutry, aud iu uo , ,i3-.- did it fail to make a perfect and jKM innueut cure wlieie the directions were properly followed, tfuch ia its invariable success that il has gained the i onndem e, favor, aud patronaago vt a larjr, number of respectable practitioners of medicine throughout the country, who piescrihe and administer R in preference to ijuiuiue ami other imtdieH. The Proprietor has in his peesii.in a lai uumber of certificates and othet teatinHtihtta fr.jm i sons who have used tin- mediciue, a.s w- il as irotii physicians, drujrgiBts, apdhe. aries, ar,d other dealers in medicine, utteitinj,; itw superior virtues as a i urative tu Chills aud Fever or Aguo and Feiej-, ahd he sould obtain many thousand more, or enough to till up a large volunie, but he doee not deem it necesatary , as It is already extdb'drftly and (aroraMy known to it.- pnhlir. generally. For Satle by city and country' LH-iiKgists snd ApthecarieH thrtuighout the West, North-west and South-west,-WILSON, PETER, &. CO., (SrCCFiSORS TO WILSON A BTARDIKD ), Wlinlsssls Ateuii, Lonisviilc. Ky. JOHN J. SMITH, Proprietor.

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INSURANCE.

Insurance Agency. ALLEN C. HALL0CK1 V. aimviile. DMDXKWBITBR A ND GKN KKAL INSL'K A Nl I AGKNT, sMnm ot Averaoes, ami NoT.iBv Prsttc. He continues to issue J'ollcios liom sec. ral Kirs (Mass and most reliable INSURE NCB COMPANIES 111 tfatrfOHSly, on Irttivi and Fire Si. He all! also receive epplications for i.iric INSDEAKi:. lie will attend to the Adjustment of LonateS of every description under policies from other agencies, ami attend to the settlement of all ioa( ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in terested. His tone ev-rinre n-j sr. I vsCBA-ols Aiicm. has mad- him faniitiar with .11 strtjafttl viiiiH-ted with lusurame. ctlice. Marble Hal! Building, No. W Main ' NORTH AMERICANFIRE INSURANCE CO., (F It I .' , V.V.V Cn slH'upifal, - S11 -s.KTS, 91.3,000 W. C. HASTI.W.S. S.v .v. A. F RASTINOS, Pres't ' d- - I asnrss SRsitaSl hiss and damage by I ti j on Dwellings ami I heir coibuls, Manufactories, Mills, Slorehi uses, Blocks ot Menhandi-e, al fair and leas .nable tales of pl'-lllilltll Policies prouipll.v issued and losses sdinsted for t be t, nij, any by A. c. n A LUNIK I SON, Agants, .Marble Hall f'.uildiufc , Main street, antld Kvansville, Indians QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. o o o o o (M (niAKsi.iv ncui)is,.s. I W.V I. NI T SI T.KKT. I'll 1 1. A 1EI PHIA Fire Insurance, f.imiit'il &Perpetqa, Ou Buildings ami Merc basalt'! of.il de. Iptlos (.Kit. II II A K I , Preside.. I. K. IV BQSi, Vic l1!.. t I II It . C.u .sll III. Set retary. fi. II B'.'II.FK, Att l j, 'f I.IHICT0&S. Geo 11 . Il.nl, Fosters. Pelktns, II. K. C"ggsh.ll. V.. V. Ross I K. W. Ilailei , s. Jones, M D . A c. Catted. K. ft. Chambers, II, .11. U M l ol'. r. .1 ,bii G. I'sl... Cbarleai vb imlav . I! ATI I.T.f.. TtKHM ANTHKS, I- i.ti lor Kvansville und vlcloltc tinhli at La .v Atltbos' l aw offlca, 7B Main I re.t eoptla! IX O IMC 353 f if s u a nee Co . , or WFV tOMK. OtGke. 1 it! and 1 L4 LJiuadivay. W lib sh Capital all paid in of ONE MILLION DOLLARS AliSMTS Jill lt, ist' Sl,50i),IX0 TM Horn.. Insurance Company Inntirss agaiii.t, i Lout or Humane lie ! ir.s on Divellings and tHstt j contents, lor a term of n.,m 1 to 5 yesrs oo th ' mom faioral.le tei ms Stores, Stocks of Msrcbao . di.e, W arehouse, Pr iduce, Msnufactnrlss, andTall ' inrtiirar.ee propel tv, at fair and equitable ro's nn4 on INI. AND N4V1OATI0N and trsaspot lation rinks an low as the natara of tho innnred and ths Coiupan, s. ill warrant AdJuMiDg all i.,s . . fairly, and pramptly p'-jlal li.ein I'H.l" ,1 l AUT1N , Brss t. h t Wii.M VBTH VI e hsfl .1. Mii r-,s Smith, Secretary lous 3IcGc., Aas't Sec'y .J pplicntieni, made to ami e , , i - Issued by AC H At. LOOK A SDN, Agt ., snuJ . Marble Hall lliiildliiiis. Main strsat INCUR PO R A TED 1847' Olty P i i- e mwmw mn HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. C. V WA raft, s. , 'T. c B BuW KHH, Pres't S II PRICE, General Agaat, lb sidlnt at CfMcago, Ills CASH CAPITAL .t SI KPLIJS 327,540 1 Thai t'oiupHiiy in sores against lss and laixtagu by Fire n iTweTtiiiH ami ttif-fi ?ontenti-, Stores, ! Wai eli.iii-ies, Sff.Hti t Merchandise, aud all insur I able piofjert v at M rejwonable rates ol pr imit.rn any othet solront and reliable ('ompnny, AiljwJtuy tcSIX lurl ami uutjitlj tkein proiuptfy I Applic ations aasje to and Policial, issued by , C., il A I. LOCK ACN , Marble Ithll Ruildln., Main st . KQg21 :.niS KvANrA'U I , lu-1. H A RTF OR D FM INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810 II A K T K II P K II I K I t A 1. Willi a Sticcsssful Biisiiii bii Exiu-riencs ol 37 ' y Y o a ! ts. t n-.li Capltsl 'nilliil uml .Surplus, ..'aUO.OOO.OU ..SS)I1,WS S Iiisiiranc.' agalnsl Loss or Damags I v Vita, on DwelltaSKS, trBrnitnre, Stores, Wsrfiho at Mer-ihandis.-, Mills, MannsjCtiirjes, andothur kinds nl l.ri.nertyrcaii ! fil-. in tins Oniin; npon a. Isviirahln t.'t ins ss tlie naturs nl tltn rislis p. 1 s - -. my to lulic b -ldars "til admit. FA RTtrt L A K A TT V. NTI0N linenilu; Cat ui property, frrnsisling , Dwellings, Horn , and ..utl. nil, lins coiiaattaaU. and Kurnlturs, Llvstitook . Hay, Orsiii. fanning t'teiisils, Jc , .1. , rrntatnsd IhitrlB. Tnr s'tsrin nfjrsn at LOW mtu. of pra. MM, OFllIUBaWh T. C. Allyn, Seendsry. II WlhaMagtoa, Prss't i C Lymsu.Ass't Sot y. W. N. Boiam, Actuiaij 1. Alesandsr, SaVairM AL-iit ti.r tlm Westsrr, sod Btrnth Western ciiau-s, Culuuiuiis, Ohio. J. Uriilium, Ass't (iftrl Agent (OT the WeatAM snd sionth Wssjtera tStatas, t;,,uiolius, uhiu. AppliciitiuiiB tor initial Mill BSa) bo mads t ths tiudorsi;ntwt, the duly nutliorij.-d a . i uf ths t'ompauy. A. t:. HALLOCKi SOS, Aic'ts r'rn. K: Mui l.h. Hall Baildiug, Alniu sir.asi HllgZd-2lll W Tl f B W io my unly At? ol ludianHsml l It y ,HB. J.flOS MOMBJ.S ut and Attorney foi th Wats t KwtOSTlllft. J A SIKH HEWITT BtaMi illf, Jct. llth-lmd'' The American Clothing House." OUR ST 41 4 ' H OE ITIBJf J.VU 9t. per nothing '.9 iywc-.tui.latr. together with it full Hue of all stylm ,,f i-abcy Notions and T'.ir iiisbingOoods, all M alilcb We off- r to the Whole sale trado, and will - 1 1, ,t,t.- tnein t- g It satis faction io ius,lity,stU, and pt ios. W would also uunounce to tho , it ir of Kvuusvilln, and to ths retail trade generally, that in addition to our wholesale stock, we will keep a miportor 11ns of .roods la r ItatTA trrNii. Iu this 1ms m will sell e- . lueiTely tor Qmmt But we can and will ofi'sr goods lower than they wore erer told hy ths regular dealars la this city. Trv as, uud see lor vonreidvaa. wm. Ji. r iE.scii a. Co., '"Pt26 No. 'fi Main strast.

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