Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 48, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 November 1860 — Page 4

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TRAVKLEBS' GUIDE. Xvansville fc trwfonlsvUle U. U. Accommodation Train o.OO A. M. Mail Trail 9.15 AEEIVALS. Mail Train 4.51; p. M. Accommodation 3.30 SteamersRegular Packets. TOR CAIRO. ChabI.IT Bowes haves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. FOB PADUCAH. Disbar leavea Mondays, Wednesdays, au.l Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrive. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at night. Gfv'l Anderson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock, m. Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the night. FOR HSNUEBSON. Gen. D. M. White plies daily, leaving Evansville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOR tVOCISVILLE. Gret Kaolb, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays ami Saturdays at 6 o'clock r. M. Arrivvs i ... -,!' . and Saturdays in the afternoon. GhBV Baole, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock if ., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p.m. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOB GREEK RIVER. BuWLiNO Green leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p. M. for Green river. Arrived uu Mondays aud Thursdays in th morning. There is regular daily communication with Has HUN and New Br boh tiy l-.at and laud conveyance. RIVER ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTERAtlantic, New Orleans; Charley Bowen, Cairo; Dunbar, Padncah; Kmma Iuncan, N. O . A rizonia, Mew Orleans; Cheater Ashley, Alemp's; Clipper, Cincinnati; Altamout, St. Louis; St. Cloud, Cincinnati. dkparted. Atlantic, Louisville; Kmma Dnuran, Cin'ti; It. B. Caluhell, B. Green; Dunbar, Cairo; Arionia, Pittsburg; Chester Ashley, Cin'li; Clippur, Memphis; Altamout. Piltsl.ui y; St. Cluud, New Orleans. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Charley Bowen, Cairo; Gen. Anderson, Cairo; Grey Eagle, Louisville; Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The weather yesterday morning was clear and cold, but later in the day it again became cloudy, with a drizzling rain. The River has commenced swelling again, and as the recent rain, seemed to have covered a considerable extent of territory, the present rise will probably be a permanent one. PITTSBURGH, Nov. 2.—River five feet two inches.by the pier mark and falling. Weather wet and cool. CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.—Rained last night and this morning—now clear. The favorite Evansville; and Cairo packet, Charley Bowen, is at the wharf, and will leave at 12 o'clock to-day for Cairo. Her reshipping arrangements at Cairo are such that shippers may rest assured that their freight will be forwarded from that point without delay. A full load of New Orleans freight is solicited. The Bowen's passenger accommodations are unsurpassed. ......The Gen'l Anderson, of the Evansville and Paducah daily Mail line, will be in port this morning, receiving freight. She extends her trip to-day to Cairo, and wants a full load of reshipping freight. The Anderson is one of the finest of our regular passenger packets, and is in the hands of experienced and capable officers. Passengers are sure of meeting with every attention . ......The "big" Grey Eagle is the regular mail and passenger packet for all points up the Ohio as far as Louisville. She leaves at 6 o'clock this evening. ......The General White for Henderson. ......The Charley Bowen ran up to Newburg yesterday afternoon to take on board a lot of flour and produce, for reshipment at Cairo. Her last trip was reshipped on the new Prince of Wales. ......The St. Cloud, from Cincinnati for New Orleans, was at the landing last night. She had a company 150 of Uncle Sam's "soger boys" on board who were going to Baton Rouge. Capt. Dravo gets $1200 for taking them down. ......The Cairo correspondent of the St. Louis Republican says: There is talk of withdrawing the Evansville and Paducah packets from the trade and establishing a daily line between Evansville and Cairo, to consist, we suppose, of the Dunbar, Gen. Anderson and Charley Bowen. It would be an advantageous arrangement for the Paducah packets, as their business would be greatly increased by extending their trips to the natural terminus of the trade. The establishment of such a line is only a question of time, as Cairo of course is, and always must be, the natural reshipping point for this region and the centre of its trade. ======= A Tblbgraphic Lib. The official returns of the late election in Indiana place Lane's majority at six thou -ami. The telegraph has heralded the report all over the land that it would reach twenty thousand. Jvl. Com. For the satisfaction of our Paducah. extemporary, we CM say, that the true majority lies between the over sanguine Republican figures on the one hand, and the shrunken Democratic figures on 111 other. The true majority is not much below tea thousand as good as twenty thousand for all practical purposes, aud better to brag on than six thousand. The majority is double what most Republicans permitted themselves to hope for. The ",0,0.00, however, our cotemporary may Set down as Old A lie's plurality on next Tuesday, and see how much short of that it will fall. An English paper says that a young damsel who is engaged, aud will shortly be united to a gallant sou of Neptune, lately visited the Mariners' Church. During the sermon the parson discoursed eloquently aud wilh much earnestness of the dangers and temptations ot the sailor. He concluded by asking, "Is there one who thinks anything of him who wears a tarpaulin hat and bluejacket, or a pair of trousers made of duck? In short, is there one who cares aught for the poor sailor A little girl a sister of the damsel, jumped up, and looking archly at her sister, said in a tone loud enough for every ore to hear, " Yes, Sir our Beckv does."

There weie wit 1-unJrcd chid ei&htutwo prosecutions commenced yesterday, against liquor shops in this city, that have been retailing the "crather " without license so to do. These prosecutious we understand embrace about eighty shops that have been engaged in this illegal traffic. The Prosecuting Attorney is zealous at the work, and the violators of the law w ill have to dance to the fiddler. It is remarkable that citi.eus presume to pay so little respect to tlm law, and violate its plain and express pro-isions with such impunity. The next thing we eipect to sr.ever is, that some limb of the law oitntional question in all Magistrate will decide 'ncoustitutional.

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEft, ZKT I IH1CE A&EIY! OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVAXSVILLE, USD., is is i'. .vo f puhpmkkii Tt r.i us-: MM. Risks and issue Policies in several of the, widest and utoet reliable Insurance Companies of the United 8t.rt.-s. STORES, STOCKS, DWKLI.I XCW, MILLS ANI MANUFACTORIES, insured . ' thu most favorable rates. MARINE AND IJf Htt K AVIOATION tii-ks taken on V I, AT- lt lATS, BARGES, STEAM BOATS aad th-ir CAHGOI.s. Also, application received for LIFE 1NSURANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE fIN INiUNCE CO. ' IncorjHjrated 1 81 f Charter Perpetual. CAPITAL 8l.-r)tM,i)00. ABSOLUTE AND 1NIM1 A1KKD. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, A ltd tlm trKtiKO of 40 yearn wed anl fpWA tins OK 514,000,000 or lotioi bav hmm l y tbn Mfatm Ivmmmumc )OiiHny in tho iH-it 4H J4MU9, l'h. v.'tliiu of reliable fnsarasce will be Apparenl frifin tlm following LOS S K S I' A I I) BY THE A: 1 1 N ,04S. I.I KIV'I TUB PAST FI TB IF.AKSI In Ohio l.'il,f.2LM In Wisconsin, Kx;,y55Jff In Michigan, t' I In Indiana,... 14c In Illinois,... 446 Tennessee,.... 07 Kansas A Neb l!i In Kentucky, jo I ,n:'.9.40 Missouri ."Kl, 518.04 Iowa ,V Minn. 101 ,.''. !l.48 Peun'a.v Va.. :!1,5'.I5.82 Ark. Ca Mississippi and Alabama, ...$o2, 412. 1 Fire and Inland Navigation Riftkfl m ej-ledat termconsiatent witiiaoht ney ami fair profit. JNpw Uil attention given to inmrattCG of DW111. LiN!S and Ooulrutatfor temu of X to l yearn. The ho Inl service luii and Hiiccefwrfully tried, himI itf many advuntagefl the jfltna Tnurauor 'ontoo mm Bfstn in its iine, siiuiild not te i - v. 1 i k .-ti by thoee ready to iusure and nndorsLaiiding tL. ir b- r-l fcateveete, During "atrinjfcet tlmen M the nerpM-ity f"i' reliable Itinurance becomes an imperative duty- the ability of property owiicid b auetatJi los being th'ii linn h leeeevea: AgeAclM in all the pr!dcfml cltieli mil tovn tliroiihoiit the State Ptanttee feniketl wttbovt -I'-tmy, by aaj of the duly awtbegiiitd v,',tntM oi the tknejpany frir t . ,:i,tKs attended to with dwepSjlcb aittl hdt-lity. OOFKU4ND X NBX8EK Ageiita. uyl Having Hank Boikllng, Viral ttt BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. nBTOTCD To FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY CHAM TER rKKfETUA 1.. Cash Capital, Ciisli Assfls - siOIUlOO - 547,71-2.36 S. I,. LOOSfTH, Pieat. IS- II. Sk II. MI. ftt A 4 . I . I . , Uriel Agts, CINCINNATI, l. tfc..reiits in a'l the piineipal Cities atid Towns O' the t'nion.Qti LOSSES "PROMPTLY PAIDt s"Applicntioiis 1 noA.sl, and all bc.ni pnompslj alrentled t ed, peli.-ieK IWSWod aiel re.et laiiiiii;r lo th.- a-rency COPKI, Mi . Wifl',. .-. First St., 1.. Savings Bank BoiMfng. ASKS, A: ARE YOU INSURED P I.KLA1S ARE DANUEROrS: EVANSVILLE AGENCY OF THE MERCHANTS' INSURANCE UK HA II T FORD, CO.Vy. Cash Capital, $200,000 DIRErTOHii : Murk lloxvaril, s. Woo.ii nnr. .i ana's Bolter, H. Roberts, liny I. Phelps. Tiasothy Hbel.l fcSSea 1. r'olr, Sidli.-v A. White, Chas. T. Hiltj .-r, Kin ih II. Iiuen, Hener Plant-hard, Richard l. Hubbard. M. M. Mei-ritiian, W. U. Collins, W. II D.CaileMder. IJ) "Applical ions recei veil. INllrIefl ISStied !ttrd r.llOWSd, and all business pertaining to lie- Agency promptly attentled t. IBsaIaosseaeqinit My adjusted and pvtrBtptlj paid at this Bsimny BtBrl CDPKLAXD A- N KXSKX, AeeatS. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of SEW YOHK CITY. ( ash Capitol AM. $500,000. Si ::i.ooo run c SI It IM. IS PARTICIPATION POLICIES, lCntitlinj- the assiireil to a portion of its Profits, OF WHICH 75 PER CENT Is set BBKte annually lor that, purrvee, providing s .4 rif r In its yearly Bacsjawlatieas; which are nsvnlafl insteal of bstagdieMeSl to storkboMei s. am! CMW, A V s r. B s Iii dividends to holders or- participation (SjWrfes," or an A HATKMKNT in Maron- lns.it anre from the standard rates Ol premium to customers trtki may prefer uon -participation. .lusKrii w'M.KKi;, I'iw'i THUS. IV. Blltl'SALL, Vic- President. It. L. HavnoCK, Set 'y. TH I S CO M P A N Y liisnras ar.siasl losaand ilamae by J- no on Pwelltt.. ffoveaBoM Purnjture, Ssotes, vvarsliMiiiies anil their couteuls. I'oliries SUetl b sent! COPEI.AXD 1 KftXfEN, AgeCts.

STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. BEtrlZL&SSSfeu '1 CHARLEY BOWEN!! II. T. DEXTER, Slnstei-. W: J. .lliirktll, Cleilis. The BOWEN txlbs regular Evan Swilt, l.i-: i !;,...:, : Uh Mail, jvilli and i'airo l'a-a-uirer alol rreietat Packet. iftav Arriv ei Friday ntoriunc, lit Kvansville eery Tuesday and making close ciliuectiju with the V.iC. P.Air.P.OAP FiU T.OUIisVII.l.F, CINCINNATI, aniitiik mast. tirj' Leaves Kvaie-ville every TsjaaIaj and Saturday at I t o'clock m., connecting with iT'MBElll. Nn A TENNESSEE RfTElt Packets at Smilhlaud, and hi Ctiro with Ibe ILLINOIS CEN'TP.AI. KAILBOAD, And with Packets for ST. LOUIS, MEMPHfS, AND NEW" ORLEANS. if j" The 0. Bojssn goes to Cairo every Tuesday, au.l the 1 HAiii tv P.. win o.'S to jtiio every Saturdav. , ncli U. S. MAIL. ... , i -rs ! TV 1 i hvansville& Padncah Dailv Packets , DUNBAR, OI'S FntVI.eR Muster. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWL Kit Mauler. Leayc F.i ani ilh- Dully at 1 ' (Ct lo-U M., Ml inlays JC a 'eptctl. Leave lailac-ali Doily at OA. M. The DTN BA It and CEN. ANIlERSON make cloae conio-ctlotis at Padiu'rih ffb pariretfj fir NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, &. NEW ORLEANS, And at KvaBSylUe with packets fur LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Ita i I roads, for tile East. "The Dunbar goes d the Con. Anderson V. -IiHN lairo every V t. C iiro every II I l,L, Agent, 'o. 'J Wafer fr oTay, ntnr M J' 4.1 1 1, .4 u Mi' ville and EtowUttK.Ge IB Packet I Ite liirlit ilialt II. . Mail Steamer, lioWLi.vo t;i:i.K, A. LIT KK, Captain, .lulIN 1UA V 1H. Cl'k , Leaves 1'v.iut-villo ceiy Monday and Thursday, at 1; o'rlnck, r. m.,' lewvA TWwfing (Jreen" cvery We.lii'-sd'iv anil Satiinlav, nt S a. m. anijin ar , i " , , K a J Packet, tiKN I. I. M. K. L. Lamcastk&, master. rejnilar rreigftl and Piniiin0rr Packet dailv (S lays ev.epud) between1 tl HenuWson. IrW o, ,,,...-The misville and Henderson tght-DrsdjfrIit, Swift, Sid. Wheel 11. S. M.aud Puseio;er Packet Gri'oy Eagle, ( apt. A. DONNALL1", I. A. I.ik, Clk. Lesrea Kvansvilb- lor Louin-ille every Ifnnday at IS o'clock m . and every ThursTay at li e'GBBCk r. M., arriving at Loili.-iille Tut sday and Friday eve!.irif.r3. RetnraiBgt leaves Louisville every Weds sduy and Saturtlav evstsins at G o'clock. JN0. B. HAT L, A-ent, jiilyZs-ll No. 2 V. ater street. KVANSVIIiCE AND LOUISVILLE MAIL l'ACKET, d- x o y 33 agio, W. II. DANIELS, Cat t. 8. T. Hm.i ii..y, Clerk. M MM VMS M I "f f 'II. tj !: Jil'KMi-M-d : lay ami Saturday at 6 o'clock H. bi. Relfirninff, leaves Louisville every Moielay uu Kri-lav at 4 o'ehiek p. m. Thretavh Bins of Lading will Is. driven fr Tobacc other frehcht to Baltimore or Sew York at as low rates it not lower than by any other route. Paasengees or freight taken at pcket-bosj rates lor any point ou the Ohio Kiver oroii l.'re.-n River. The i . - aiconirnodations of the flrcy Eaele are MBsarpassed by any boat hjkhi the W eetern waters. Apply ou board or lo JOI1X It HALL, juaeT-dtf No. :. Water street. JT. "It SOI TH t.1RUOI,TO. M' ."ONII RIVKB. The elegunt . .. . .t.... . a... T rr x- t s-1 - HI, nAV.in Ma-t... 'I'.v.no I-I...l' 4 - ' "Jri will make regular tri-weekly trips to South Carrol ton and pon.l River, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Krioays. Kor freight or passage, apply on board. le20tf FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. I .i.CllaN.; WM. MOWN. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission EVANSVILLE, IND. . A jr. nt- for Kacawha Salt Company. "S-H bT Libertil Cask advances made on Hbipments of Produce. The undersigned , of the late firms of I. V. Crane A Co. , and Brova & Aiman, have this day associated themselves together under the name of Ci :no A Brown, for the purpose of f ranSBCtlBg a General Forwarding and Commission business, as parried on by the late arms. From our lone experience au.l increased facilities, together witli onr personal and strict attention to the interests of our Correspondents, we hazard nothing IB e uiranteeitiir perfect satisfaction. We beg leave to express our gratitnde to those who have heretofore confided their interest- to onr keeping, aad trust to In- aid" to serve tin m in luI !' e. pleihont: "In be.-! etVoris lo I Ilo advHIIOrlUent ol tajass iiitei sate. ISAAC A. Cl&ANK. in 1yd WILLIAM HKuW S. ar.w.s a-xi'h'i.s :o.niM.-t NF.VV AURA NTCfvIFNT. The AofMS l-lxi-ncss COBrrann reaiectfWly announce to lUoir frir-mls aad pal runs, the public of K aiisvt lie and vieiiut;, , tttal.with hicreaseil facilitirs to: the tnuispai Latioti of V li K '.' II T , I' A ' K A ti K .-: , at (. ,v r. r a -v i v a t b i ;i c t s. They solicit a ouLiinnmce oiferaser favors- Ks- j pecial care takau in tha collection of Bifla, Brafta, ; Notes, and the tl -iltsporlati'-ii ol' email aid valiial-le packages. A II persons w ishitij to a ail t !l.-nisi l es ot lb,- laciliticsof ihe Kxpreaa, can obtain any desired tuiorhaillft lit rnioroce to the i - ami dttlaits of lite i t baMiaess, at lhiir ortice ou Kirst street, bettttesa ! Main and l.ot'iist, orpoila the Post UlBcB. tie is t:. 11. VlU. Agent. 0!! Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. m p. a. O'rileit & Co. a, , T H. I K - K yjVW . .' TW COMM1S8I6H MKRCIIANTS. General lbJfr:, Steamboat, and Kxpret-s Agents j Special Ageuta for the PENN. -CESTUAL RATLP.UAD; and cotinecti;;:is, over which we are aiithori.i to give through receipts at the lowest i ; .. rule" II 11? a mumvr i!i Vliart'W;it nt H.m laii.iinir. the largest "n Mm ,,,.. Kivfr. raptiM? f Mnring tin.! protection mil uerctiAixilixe liable to damtM from exposure, ,. are i.renare.1 to facilitate the .lispatch of all consignments, lorwametl te onr iti i IvlVEH, KA1LR0AI) OK CANAL. PturticQnur atteotioa iuid to pt4ceiving Storing anil Forwardtptjeai uls to the Sale of any Fvcduee, .c other property, coiwigDod ttr ..h rorBaJe,BandMtwi fartiou guariiteei.i. I Office nfl extensive AV;trt?li- nse on Wter strfet, I itdjoming t Telegttiphi and on tiie M'linri1 boS ' wlieie We art tu bfl MWBtl, at teiitliua; to thv interefllv ! of our putroiL! at all hour. iuy anil uilit. Willi our imtHTior ti ili tit-a ; loops taK) iujc; mtti '!. fiiwirO'v Hiiil k iit)wtng:' ft i.itr iiMsiiies., we f- couHdwnt ol ciin . t r,--1 - Batifefartkn, aiitl faopo lo merit h cntimmuce of t lie exteUdivjeiiAtron w' are unw erjoyinj:. I.iteetal Mfcftfa 4i1vanoa will nia1e on alK-onafhrn au ittn either ainielvea if cerre0pottdeBtfl in any tf ih. t'l tiii itf.l Dtarket, North, K.-t or Sttuth. P. C. O'RILEY A. CO. H (' UI.VTS I '. lien I'llisll et J t'KSTt- 0 ,, fain v styles and low .i iceil ; . r.o ink. t$attiuel " stroni? ami durable; riotj Kaacr Casnaiere " i-' r. -it variety of BatterBs jisi nik aria " all qualities ; LOU Fancy Silk aad Silk Plash Tests, elegant pat tern-. WM. E. FKKNCH Co., spt26 Ko. 20 Main street.

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COMMERCIAL

EVANSVILLE HETAlt PRICES C l llttEJiT. f-i ted Werkhi N d I. A N G L E Y Dealers 111 all kinds ot l am y aud Staple Family I . Groceries, . 1, at tiie Eureka Karaar, o 16 Main st. 1 N. O. Sugar 1 Crushed do, A 11 Turnips 65 13 Apples 75 Oranulated, A 13 Onions 1.00 Powdered, do 13 Pumpkins, each 51 Cfaritied, do 12KlKi Vt doz 15 Large Le-af, extra 15 1 Cranberries, ltallon, 50 t 'oflt-f, Kio.. ....18 j Raisins, extra, - D 20 Lauira Java Roasted Mexit-au Rice . Pearl laurisf fearlSaito Uiu Tapiia-a Rice l'lonr Corn Staieh Wheat Farina... . Flour, Wl ite Wh 8 lb sack J"1 " Cooking 15 .... Currants 10125 2J' Driexl Cherries Ill,1, j 'JO j Citron 3t i tJeriiiau Prunes li!'a French Prunes, in hxs.'J-i ! ..1J1 J: Slolaasos, retioiled 50 'ii eoar house i(i ..liV.: Stuart's Svrup 7o I ..24 " do extra.... SO ..lli'.JiSt. Louis Syrup 90 I at, " Stuart's Excelsior... .1.00 I ..:!.i0 Vinegar, cider, gal. ..20 do White Wine... 40 j 70; Boiled cider 40 Do. oack of 4H Urn. ! Corn Heal per bush 1 Bran, p.-i loo 11 75 Lard oil, 'ir. , jf. jal 1 10 1 rv.f-r. .... J". t m . .1 -- , ui ii, 1 o i, ............ I uiil 0 ( LI 1 . ' 1 . 1 , j,. f5 ' 1 " 0tn. do 4ni Alcohol, per mm 75 Lard, prima Leal 15 Brooms 20t.'.5 " Mearmo HBg Talb.w , per tb li) ! Butler, choice table, in cloth 25 Tea, Imperial 501.00 " Gunpowder..75(31.o0 " Young Hyson. 5081 " Oolong Black. 5o5$l 1 Roll 20 English DreakII. tn.-. ufi:tr cured last.-. 75 Dried Beef 1W. R. Cheese Vl Shoulders 11 .Eng. Dairy " 15 iMes, clear 15' Butter Crackers f. I-OIK, .l. Klell IZ', ,-k.Ua " i v... t;u,9, each er. sngar i3 Mackerel, extra mess, IPicklen, nt. bottles 26 etjcl 17V; " ot ' 30 Hew No. 2,. 8-j. " Kfd 60 I.arire No. :j loj " gal 75 small do o1,' ' in vinegar, by .'ailnioii. extra. Herring, Itoe, White Fish, 1 wr lb IS th.- list 1.00 m h.... 31. . j Chickens, old 25 r fb......S " joong 20 ! bu...7i)i " dressed, 4 Irish Potatoes, Sweet potatoes.. It, 10 Tub Citv M'aukbts. -Tin re isa daily market for produce open from 4 to o'clock of each morning, the two City Markets being on ou alteroato dajs as follows : I The lTp.er Mai ket-J .ini Robbers, market master is open 011 Tuesday, Thursday, and Satucday SWU ni lifts, at the Hsap snnrlttt i. The c. nter or Lauiasco Mnrket - Frantz Scbueider, market master is open on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Moral ngs. at the bonis inentionisl. There is alsi an att.-riioon market i -u at tha Cc-ntci .Mvirket hoiL-ie tu rn 4 to t o'clock p. H. oti hatuidavs. JSew Orleans .dlarket. New Orleans, Nov. 1, p. m. ('(JTTOX- .Sales to day of 7,000 l.ales at eiitiil to lljc lor MidrJliDp-9. liRUCEIlIRb-'Suoar .lull at" Molu-ses 3540i-. 1LOUU yuift tu $5 70(o'.6 80. CUl: C((Vii72c. PROVISIONS Jfea Pork dull at $19r.i. Keg Lurd 14c. WHISK V - Jli-. Ballikiiwie Market. llAt.rtMoiiE, Nor. '. Ftour firm ; Howtad street and Ohio 5 50. Wheat firm; 1 JO to 1 for red, and 1 45 to 1 G for white. Corn steady ; yellow C068 ; white 70. Coffee firm ; Kio 14, to 14. Tks Two lt i ol ut Ions Out n t Home. I'he whole natioa is completely absorbed f . in the interest of the gliding Presidential election. .Men, and we might almost say women and children, too, think of little else, l'ol i lie j -parties t he crisis slavery the candidates are the staple of current 9 1versation and of the writings for the press. Orators are traversing the country promulgating the views of the various parties, newspapers and pamphlets are scattered broadcast over the land, filled .vab little else than "politics," as it is called. The whole nation is waiting in anxious expectation the result of the election of the Cth of November. Little else i.j thought of but the election, and little else will be thought of until it is over, and the public mind is relieved of its anxious suspense. The truth is, we are in the midst of a great political Revolution, which overshadows in importance to onr people the great social and political revolution transpiring in Southern Kurope. In ordinary and quiet times in this country, our people would be anxiously watching and discussing the Italian Revolution and its bearings en the fate of Europe (for it is really one of the mightiest events of the age); but instead of attending to the affairs ot other people afar ntl", we have as much as we can do to attend lo our own intererls. That which would, Otherwise, claim our most earnest attention, now f.'1'ts only our heartfelt sympathy for the revolutionists and good wishes for their complete success in overthrowing their oppressors. The people of Italy ate fighting for tbtii natural liberties lor the right of frpe thought, fn-e nclior., free speech, and a free press. We are engaged in a fierce battle ot ideas and opinion?, in order that we may re estaM9ti a principle which once prevailed in this Republic thai freedom is national, Slavery sectional ; Freedom the rule, Slavery ' the exception ; and that we may restore for the government of the country, the policy of ici-it ictioti of slavery to where it exists b local laws, instead ot its indefinite extension all over the Union and its territories. We seek to re establish the idea that the Constitution which our fathers left us is a Constitution lor fraeasuB. Our opjuinenls contend that is recognises, patronizes, aud protects Airrican slavery, regardless of the j interests of free white men. Stripped of all electioneering clap trap, of , verbiage, and surplusage, this is the question, the only question, the whole question J All who vote for the Republican candi- j dates vote for a Free Constitution : all who 1 vole against that party, vote for a Slave Constitution. All who are not for are :i:.iii.st our party and principles; and no , . . ... -I'le ll'e issue and the responstI bilit; I tour ' bear taJking n don't care, Jftnus-lHceil l!cll nidi ttnil nonrrlas men must llelf ;:liai'0 uharM id restianaiiMiitr. aooner or Inter. Kilty wr-a luiiulrcil years lienco, it will bo considered one ot" the vonders of the jiresent time, t but :ii iv citizen of & Tree State should ! li.ivc ojiposed tb ttenublicM patty and their fsjlicy iu i860, just m it now seems strange that any permanent inhabitant of tbe Colonies during our Revolution against ( t eat i't'itaiu should have hteti a tory Ami the ilny will'come within onr own generation, when it will lie considered an honor to have voted tor Lincoln and Hamlin in 1SV.0. ( Look out lor one dollar bills on the Bunk ol' the State of Indiana, altered to 1 3s. Examine all such closely, j-

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. CIitt or Evansville, Oct. 29, 1860. mmOTMCM MS MM MB BIT HMVMJV WW that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the . . , . ,, , . . . 1. 1 e ( i .. .1 10 UIJ 01 lvimiiuv, oeiweeu iuo uou.. 11 a uu 1 Clock, a. v., and 2 and 5 o'clock v. v., on the 22d of KoTtmber. 160, will sell at public auction, at the door of the Court House in tha City of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year 18G0, due from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, the same being now doe and unpaid, and for the costs of said sale, and that such rale will be continued from day to day at the aforesaid hours and place until all the lots aud parcels of real estate herein mentioned are sold as offered for sale : ORIGINAL PLAN. CarpouUr, Alviu B, 37 V. ft on Water street by 150 ft lie ep, being the Mouth-east half of lot No. in 161.87 'Mi ft on Fiist street by 150 teet deep, being S. E. Side of lot OS 39.10 bouth-wrst half of lot 6 'Jl.tiT 75 ft ou First street by oO ft ou Vine street, leing corner or front jmrt of lot No. 28 b.i 1:; LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Carpenter, Alvtn B, the undivided half ot .-17 ft of wharf property below Division street CO.OO EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Carpenter, Alvin B, lot No. 7 in block No. 37 MI do 5 do 1.1 2.30 Hayburst, Azariah, lot No. 10 in block No. 44 1 ..is Merritt, John J. lot No. 2 in block No. 10 57 do 3 do 10 58 do 4 do 10 1 15 do 5 do 10 1 15 BAKER'S ADDITION. Meriitt, John J, lot 7 iu block No 1 2.30

1.44 1.44 1 44 1.43 1 44 1.44 1.72 1.44 1.44 1.44 1.43 1.44 1.43 74 ' ai (.enter, Alviu B, lot 3 Canal Basin 4 ft Law. Wni II, lot No. 10 in block No. 28... 3.0i ....1.69

do 8 do 3 do 9 do :t do 10 do :t do 11 do i do 12 do S do It do :t do 14 do 4 do 15 do 4 do 1 ii do 4 do 17 do 4 do 18 do 4 do 2o da 4 do 21 do 4 BoBth-east half of lot No. 22, ui block 4 LAMASOO. a

do 11 do 28 1.88 do li dt 28 1.5(1 do 13 do 8 1.50 de 14 do 28 1.60 do 15 do 2s 1.87 do lli do M 1.88 do 4 do 5M 1.31 do 5 do 59 2.06 do 10 do 59 9 do 6 do 75 56 do 7 do 75 56 do 12 do 75 1.69 du 13 do 75 1.88 do 14 do 75 75 do 15 do 75 75 do 16 do 75 94 the North half of do do 7-; 1.31 do 6 do 76 2.63 do 10 do 76 2.62 do 2 do 77 2.63 do 12 do 77 2.63 do 1 do 7 3.00 do 2 do 78 2.25 do 3 do 78 2.25 the North half of do 4 do 78 1.13 do 14 do 83 2.62 do 10 do 84 2.63 do tl de 85 2.62 do 10 do ST, 2.25 do 12 do 85 2.25 do 13 do 85 2.M do 11 do loo 1..MI do It do HO 1.50 do 15 do 100 1.50 do 16 do 100 1.50 do 7 do Ml 1.87 do 23 do lot I'm do 24 do 101 1,80 do 25 do lilt 1.30 do 26 do 101 1.50 da 11 do 1C2 2.06 do 6 do tut 1.88 do 7 ilo 1113 1.88 do 8 do 103 ..1.88 do do 103 1.8S do lo do 10.1 1.88 do 8 do 105 2.06 do a do 105 2.08 do 10 do 105 2.08 do II do 105 2.06 do 12 do 105 2.06 do 13 d- 105 2.08 do 14 do 105 2.06 the whole of do 26 IK 75 lot No. 9 in block 59 1.50 do 12 do 74 1 88 do 13 do 74 2.06 do 25 do HO... 1.31 do 26 do 100 1.31 I., do 1 do 58 2 25 do 2 do M 2.08 do 3 do 68 2.06 do 4 do 58 2.06 do 6 do 58 2.63 do e do 48 do 7 do 68 1.69 do 8 do HH. 1.5U

F0lRTH ENLARGEMKNT , Alviu B., lot No. 25 in Meek 'i 2 2'.

do 10 do 3 south 2-3 do 11 do 3 do 16 do 13 do 17 do 13 do Is do 13 do 19 do 13 do 26 do 13 do 27 do 13 do 28 do 13 do 31 do 13 do 32 do 13 i J", do 11 do 2ii

2.63 2.25 2.62 3.00 2.63 2.02 2.63 3.75 3 0(1 94 STOCKWKLL'S ENLARGEMENT. Carpenter, Alvtn B., lot No. 3 B, fronting on Di vision street, in block No 1 .81

do 3 do 2 3.00 Ho 4 do 2 &0Q do A do 2 3.1X1 do 6 do 2 3.00 do 8 do 2 3.00 do 9 do 2 3.00 do 10 do 2 3.00 do 11 do 2 3.IO do 12 do 2 3.19 do I i do 2 3.19 do 15 do 2 3.75 do 18 do 2 3 75 do 17 ds 2 4.50 do 1 do 6 a.oi i do 31 do 9 1.69 frsctionaldo 3 do 13 7.50

Merritt, J do do Crane, I. ihn J., the undivided half of lot No. 17 in block No. 8 the undivided one tenth part of lot No. 16 iu block No. ti the undivided halt of lt No. 1 83 30

18 in block No. 8 ns lot No. 1 in block So. 11 r.8 do 2 do 11 IM do 3 do It l.rj do 4 ilo II l.i;s do 5 do 11 1.B9 do 6 do 11 i.eg do 7 do II 1.09 do 8 do 11 l.;8 do 9 do 11 i.aa do lo do 1 1.69 do 11 do 11 1.6V do 12 do 11 1.68 do 13 do 11 I.C9 do 14 do 1 l.Ufi d.i 14 do 11 l 9 .to 16 do 11 1.68 do 17 do 11 .. 1.69 do 18 do 11 1.09 do 19 do 11 i.ry d 20 do 11 1.68 do 21 do 11 MS do 22 do 11 1.69 do 23 do 11 1.69 do 21 do 11 1.68 do 25 do II 1.89 tlo 26 do 11 L.69 do 27 do 11 1.09 do 28 tlo 11 1.68 do 29 do 11 1.09 do 30 do 11 1 O'J tlo .Si do 11 1.08 do 1 do 4 1.13 do 2 do 4 1.12 do 3 do 4 1.13 do 4 do 4 1.12 do 5 no 4 1.13 do 6 do 4 1.12 do 7 do 4 1.50 do 12 do 4 1.50 do 13 do 4 1.61 do 14 do 4 nl do S do 5 50 do 6 do 6 1 50 do 7 do 5 1.69 do 8 do 5 1.09 do 9 de 5 1.87 do 5 do 6 2.831 do 0 do 6 2 62

th uorth-w-est tne-tenth part of lot No. 7 iu block No. 6 CARPENTER PLACE.

Cat peuter, A B , lot No 1 in block No. 3 3.88 do 2 do 3 3.11 do 3 do 3 3.00 do 4 do 3 3.00 do 5 do 8 3.00 tlo 11 do 3 3.00 do 7 do 8 3.00 do 8 do 3 3.00 do 3 do 4 3.00 do 4 do 4 3.110 Merritt, John J . tbe whole of block No. 1, 172.50

0 HEDDERICH, oct30-3wd City Collector.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. City or Evansvili.k, Oct 20, 1660. mmOTMCM MS MMHMMW F-A'.V aVW that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the City of Evansville, between the hours of 9 anil 12 o'clock a. M., and 2 and 5 o'clock v. m., on the 13th of November, 1860, will sell at public auction at the door of the Conrt House in the City id Evansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts nt lots, and parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taves lor tfteyt at 1860, due from the owners thereof to the City of KTausville, the same boiug how due anil unpaid, and for the costs of said sale, and that each saltwill be continued from day to dsy at the aforesaid hours aud place until all the hits ami pairs-Is of real estate herein mentioned are sol. I as ottirtl tor sale : OKHfttNAL I' LAN. Howes, Lewis, lot Co, original. pi n- '; '.n UPPER KNLARCMMENT. i Chandler, John J.j 15th subdivision of imt lot No. 4 ui .., 2 3o Eairchild, E. II . hit lo ; mi LOW Lit EN LA KfiE.M ENT. Baker, Win., undivided half of 3:17 b et of Whart proia-rly, below JJivision -t reel lartWceli Elm and Leet street 69 Hi Howes, Lewis, undivided two-thirds ot -27 feet of Wharf pioartJ-, above Loet street ,'. : Oil 00 Howes, Lev is, lot No. 1 "T' 83 82 DONATION KNl.ASfiKMIST , Kellowes, Win , lot No. 14'l ......sS? : 77 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT Baker A Gariin, lot 6. Block 1. East'n ETi'l r.' :!i

in 16 " 2 .",n 6 Z l 73 " 8 ' 29 " 1 73 21 2 53 7 Ti 2 SS 3 43 ' ,172 " ' 44 ' . 1 3S " 8 " J4 " 1 38 '' 9 ' 44 " 1 ;t8 ' 16 ' 44 . " -.' I 38 ' 18 -44 1 38 ' 44 " 1 38 Lja ai " f-' i " 23 4t i 1 i :is "V 6 ' 45 " - 138 " 9 " .Ifi " 47 PB - i 27 " 19 " Ar. - " 1 2C. 2ii 45 " - 1 27 " 8 ' i 1 38 " 3 " St J ; 48 ' 6 " 21- " 4 112 " 5 " LaF " 9 n:' 1:; 45o " i, 3 ! " 19 " '! " 3 III

Deubler, W. Early. Rol.i l.Mifeet on Sixth street by l'-o feet on Locust street, of Kvaiia's 1 1 anGarvin, Thomas E., lot 5 lihlci 4 i niiilivi.l.-.l V. of Blo. k IS Ilajhiirst, Aaiiah,lot P.iRliH'k49 .T..i. Meut.er. Michael,.. " 9 40 St.... Mesker, Henrv, "11 " 36 Neff, Peter N ' 4 " 45 Riuioth, Albert, the north halfo! lot 8 Bhv k .Z- kk. 43 13 4 113 1 38 4 on 4 93 1 38 4 03 1 44 3 04 1 11 2 S3 2 It 2 25 2 25 3 38 RAKER'S ADPTTION. , lot 4 Block :u aiai. Emri. lt, Wt. north C. of lot 5 libs k K., lot 18 HUa-k 4 LAMASi'O. Garvin, Thos. Garv iu, Thos. E., lot 19 Block 135 " 20 '135 a " 14 " 136. " " 15 136. m o u 175. ii n 4 ,i 175. ...M Giffor.l, Tboinaa, T28 feel by 38t It end of Block No. 165 ft of north in 13 2 63 Lotler, Lewis B, lot 1 Block 57 Lain

3 " 67 ; 25 4 " 57 2 25 5 " 57 " 2 81 6 " 57 'Vr 2 ta 7 " 57 2 25 '8 ' 57 2 25 9 57 'S? 2 "5 in 57 2 63 I " 74 " 1 68 14 -' 47 " 94 II Block 58 LaUast o 1 88 10 ' 5 " 1 "41 11 " 58 " 1 50 12 " 68 " 1 5ft 13 " 58 I 8T 11 "58 " 1 69 16 " 58 " 1 69 1 " 85 " 63 2 " 85 125 3 81 " 2 25 1 ' 86 " 2 44 2 86 " 2 on 3 " 8T, 2 0C !i " 86 2 63 10 ' 80 " 2 25 22 ltm " l 12 2.J " 1 " 1 31 24 loo i :rt 6 " 101 1 88 14 " 100 1 6915 " 101 " 1 69 a " . 102. ' 2 2S 8 1112 OO 2 is; 12 ma 2 is; 13 " Ml ' 2 O0 8 ' lot " I 88 II UU " 1 87 M MM a l tot 14 " 1114 I 87 15 104 M 1 88 1 H UU M I 87 17 ' lo4 " 1 88 21 " HH ' 1 M 22 " 1U4 " 1 69 21 " 105 1 87 22 " 105 . " 1 88 23 " 106 I 87 24 ' 1115 " 2 25 28 " 105 " 1 s 2 " 1H5 1 87 27 ' " . 105 I ss 28 ' 105 I! lW' 12 " 108 " 2 2. 13 " lOS " 2 25 3 ' 109 " 2 48 of " 102 " 1125

Rcsiner, John, " Scott, Lilt ias II, lot all t'ol'RTH ENLARGEMENT. Meier, W J , lot 24, Rlm k 10, f mi th enlarge ment TOi IK W E L L'S K N LA RliKM J NX. Green, Johu W, lot 1, Block 13, hi ,. k well's Enl I K9 " 2 13 do 3 56 Stockwell, J M, (heirs) lot 31, Block 17, do 1 85 32 " 17 do 1 o5 CARPENTER'S PLACE. I Lew is B, lot 1, Block 4, Carpenter's place 4 13 2 l do BATTEL L PLACE I.odrr, Lewis B, lot In, Block 1, Buttell .

44 11 "1 tlo 7 "si ' 12 I do 7 i 'i " 13 "1 do 7 88 ' 14 "1 do 7 69 44 15 " 1 do 7 tb " 10 "1 do 9 IV 44 17 " 1 do 11 21 " 18 1 do 7 7 ' 19 44 1 ' do 7 09 20 "1 do 7 68 44 21 44 1 do 7 88 " 22 44 1 do 7 OS " 23 "1 tlo 'Us "34 44 1 do 7 88

CHRISTIAN nEDDEBIClt, City Colli, tor. 3wd 410 h r oj ti o.v .V T If K. Order for Plank Side-walk . Coiiueil Chamls-r. Oct.22d, 180O. And lluw it is hereby ordered tUid directed, by the Common Council of tha 4'ity ol Evansville, that tbe owners of all Lots or barfs of Lots fronting on or adjoining the ivest siiia of Second avenue, fruin Sa-vciith street to Franklin street, in said City, cause Hie side-walks thereou I.-- brought to the projier grade, uud that thuy cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to be laid down thereon, within thirty days Irom the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. City Clerk s Offlce, Oct. 23, 1860. 1 n u f v h jI t i a jyr j- t iv m. Mt Order for Brick Hide-Walk. Council Chamber. Oct. 22d, 1860. And now it la hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council bf the City ol Evansville, that the owners of all lots or ..tr - ol lots ironing on or adjoining the north -west side ot Walnut street, from Sixth to Seventh streets, 4a said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 1 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication ot this order. P. RL KK E. Cl'k. City Clerk's Office, Oct. 23. 1860. "art h f u - r u .v jy otj cm'. W-S Order for Plank Side-walk. Oct. 28, lao. And now it is hereby ordered anil directed by the couimuu c .iuuc . o, tc Ciiy o. ..ue.ine, mar me I owners of all lots and parts of lots frontim; ou or . adjoiniBg the watt aids of Beoond avoane.lroiu r-ranklin street to Sixth street, in said city, cause Common Council ot the City ot vausville, that the the side-walks t hereon to be brought to tha proper grade, and that tbey cause a side-walk of class No. 2 to be laid dewn thereon withio thirty days from the publication of this or.ierP. BURKE, Clerk. City Clerk's Oflce, Oct. 23, I860. 1 U M f MM T 4 .V .V" w TII Ji W-y Order for Plank Side-Walk. Council Chamber. Oct. 22, 1860. And bow it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Couiniou Council of the City el Kvausvi'le, that the owi.ws of all Lots or parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the west side of Second avenne. from Sixth street te Canal street, in said City, canse the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and ! mm vuey cauoe a snie-waia OT y. lass no. to lie ! laid down thereon, within thirty daysfrom the pub- 1 lication of tbii order. P. BURKE,Clerfc. I Clerk's Office. Oct 93. 1K0O 1 ai B S L tssaienK esi ifian I -BJl and Willow Ware at ! I octl2 COOK ft LANGLBT

MISCELLANEOUS.

T. HI Hi1? t ip. x 'trrvr, fhrpc door-i -M- have reiiiovrr! above Main. A l P. arr nv ulHUi.l' '.ll IR im-uii lairm "i htt .4prlni lied, the b,-t ne I niot con vt-n ien t now tawise', ai It can l-emov-d cr tixndltsl witliont any trouble. Call ami examine them. ian'2.? W.DR. HAAS, bavin ; leased the rooats fnrmerlyorgiapieil by fir. Kis-i-rt. in f'r Vvny's Imil.ling, oppositotbe Post Oftice, I. i i series -I' ve il. "Wi.ubl rBaertfully solicit tlm i HUsas sbV IffnaaariHi and the sur roll mi i no .-wisaiid topnjy, 'o nsfi bis room-. Siil see the spesftlleiril tiTltfrTilflon',' WlietheY they ittyisl tlm serviffi ol it lleafjiil ajr not. 8iuce the isisiiine; tr In lasl circular ami atWer-'Useriw-nt, over a veMi- 'in. e, -m-vi-i n! ihtpravelnentS aast nev invention nan.- been ut i le, of uhit h he Ka availed himself, mid allows nothing that will Inibsurva th" loti-ief H ot li s pati. nts. to siss nnsecnied. Ilia facilities are be'ler an1 establi-ti-luent larer, WrVlmill tl.oil l . t l:-tt any ' thei in oer Slate, and eqBal I in I I I -III illea. All Iboea :iiilio need Dental operation- pet-Toi iu.il. and ale nleasril wjth bis Woik, pbsll - .illendeil I.. with' Teat pleastll'ii. Jtlw foil.. iii ; are Ihe . '.l - . f work uianiifaclure'l by him:--1 'out linions " i .':ir: PlTk tr Co- I t'tfork; Vub anite Raw: i VmMi ; Aniliei ; Che. pl ifcli , Oiuld aiel Sivei well.. Notllin? f-h.li c'xrel tli" I r.-t't!'. and i leaiilin'ess of th - - or i ! onti iiiions I'nni wet-i . H i- Wlthbirt a seatn Cheeks that are m i ii 1. 1 ti i jn be ivitertsi to nearly tie'ir iiriifjliu cunlwur tW slvle of anrk, amlnlso bv flie lis.; ! Ihe TSilc.liiile, Coralile, ami AibIm r Ha-.-. Tbeh.iier -t vb-.- fia li. Illness aad ailiipuii ion to illlle iiii inoiiitis. vcel any - Cels III!) thill,.' Ws' bale ecl seen. 11 f has s'eNoHfl Hiisfhelh s for alb-vial iiik pain wltea extrartine teellt. 'I bevnie pei-Os-tiv li nmless. The uiool ilclicale can have Hem nppli. tl. He does not advertise any tiling . he caauot do, tuir exhibit ativthin: tint rtiadc ly hlmm.lf. Parents should tiiinlt tlo- b.-all h nml lsatity-f their ohildieu by Its 4 is c tlie lii iilist d tract tlief eoOBd deBtitlBB, thereby pro. teeing jtuuuclii ami health to those invaluable ot mis Irregularity of children's teeth cwilBtCsd suecessfully. Those i .vim: tl.s avetl teeth, should oilher bavn them extnn;eJ or bib -I at ihico tie latter it pos siblel. TflcTJe iltTi til tTie particV: ami llie remain -injr le. ii. iloataiio this."aae l tnk 41 b si u re in Bitrp4aBM Th". Haas, my successor to tht nlj rooms iu Bray's biiibline, hoping he w ifl linrl Hu nt both pleasant ami profit able, i'rom tny intercomt-' with Ihe Doctor, I am pleased to fiml bin one of the proftressiui; ; possessing taste sad bhjji pioicssioiial ability .m l standing. With this it-u , I can , i ilh safety, recommend hiai to the community as a skillful and competent dentist. onay28j J. KIVETT. QUACK NOSTRUMS. rmn k .a'-, it it- " nnnu M says ; 44 The tnaioritj '-t Hair Washes, llali .llyef. Hair Tonics, Hair Oilsaml the uumberless preparations now before the public, uudcrsuch extravagant, hyperbolical nml r.in:e;lic titles ici we Ml paraded tri show window car. Is and newspaper aeadings, lot hair preparations, are all humbnas t the first water ; then real inciiv, when they pvs Seas ativ, irtfiat they .I,, no liana. lien's I.ai l, Whale Oil, Tnrd'HIl, a-.-i oil His-itted -11111.011 nil, make i:p. wln-n In benntliat v rnpis c, enl lulu flint icbiaa bolli.-. tie Oslli.-si cnanait-i ..ftnnioi . and wiiuu.Uis 1 osilv, are baptized with some tri syllable term, ami caught at by verdant young nn.1 old of both se.ves Bach is not the character id Prolessor Wood's Hair Restorative. This gentletleuian comes before tb" srorld a' it bout any 14 high falutin " X ilojddi.fni nun, i.r any other astounding ami startling catchpenny t. rnas: be simply sdverlises a Hair Bmtoratin ahal 11 e x presses, precisely and as a Restoraliie it acts. Ilnv Pi olesHor Woo.l'n Hair Kal St-alp, in .-, voiittV. i...t'--e ids- yu viduj jroiii rerj" oTitfns, apply Tloihihg else ; foi it may I " that .011 will net dome worse sub stance than perfumed laid on your ciauium. Remember, Wood's Ibsioi tin.- lot th,, Hair Is the beat article 1 .-fa nt." im.li il. by nature's own process, Restore Gray Hair to tb.- Original 0 lot Will make it Grow ..11 Bald B I Is, Will restore lbs Natural Secretions, Will remove at once all Itchin , Will remove all Dandl uflf, Will cure all ei uptiom even S. .1.1 II i-l Will make tb. Hair Bolt I Gloss , Will make I to- ol - I SPpeaj yiiung Sgain, Will p.ee v. lie (Jel-ll4 ..I lis. f.. nlil s, , Will always Fasten il and stop its railing, And is one ! lie b.-.i T.-ih I Aili-l.-s lei lbs Hair DOB in nse Manilla. I nr.-. I I. 11 I U'uuii A 111. and sold Wholesale an. I Ib-inlsi III Hi. elway, New York SACK BOA MCS p Ireru tlm Btanul CO., ft. JoltHsbl WM I RfSAN h uiinit. Every, .sea'.' riaifeil correct. is tested ami M .ih .1, 1 .r lestiiiiiinials wo ref s .isiiie, theiu. KBBOOB .f- CO.. A.Water street, Evai tbousamls ol ! s.,i IT'. Bov24 . 400 . B Winter Cwndb at No. 40 Main si S. j.t. 28th. OMMIJVM B I, EJI VMM It tor sale below Cincinnati rates , by I II I LIP DECKER Jit: MO VAJu Mlobe 4. l Mi O 91 ft 1 JI H t; II I T l I T , Cor. Main ma Wiilr Sis.; intrant Ojjke 0 JJa gf Evatltt ,11: , - ., Pla n s , s ..-c 1 ti rat 1 . . 1: s , iiet.nl .1 !.... ctMe" 1,1 l""l"'. prepared 1 n -I. Main St.. Evanst ill'1. J,,,. Lots lor Salo gfm-V .TIOST M.If VMMMB. W The most ftivftrai Sanity ever .c.tI tt the lillbiic. 20 lots ot 5 Hi u s 1 ai li, oil the NeWburg road, 1! miles from tlie I 'mil t-bons. lots of 5 acres each, on . Washinl 11 ay. 1, mile from the city. As Small a cfuantfty fourth ot an acre will be sold, il ! sired. Ani.lv to WILLIAM BIKBBOV jin.l 8 , I-LII I 1:. nov224lly Itir I haonni t.iv null llamin. .1 sh Mr Itu-mislv. .Use the Com noun d Ulicerin" L ' ion, arbirh iseaitirely Qsnfroai klajte, or'any er lifUllmt call l.oS-llilv ill i II I He i kill. A IW drops rubbed on occasionally is nil that's required. PreiMr.l only al W ' . HI EBRuW IH 3, Druggist. No. ?s Main str. et, o ai liington 1.1 B,l pctll.tf; . s ' nil., Ind V.. J i III 0B. i:.l l OII.VM -r .. . . r. --1 If- Lv oct25 M. A1K51A &

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