Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 51, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 November 1860 — Page 2

EVANSVIL.LE, IND.

'NEBBAY KOBNINQ NOVhMBKK 7 I So Panic In Cincinnati. there really had been any berious caust alarm on account of Lincoln's election, e would certainly have beeu signs cf a ic ia a city like Cincinnati, having enor13 financial transactions every day, and I nected largely with the South by commorties. Now listen to what the Gazette bo 3th cays in regard to the business of J previous Saturday, when two days paynts (the 3d and 4th) were crowded into ' 1 ,1qt7 T)naa thri raenlt iniAata anv rrraar aster to our material interests, as likely spring from the triumph of the Republiis? Saturday was an active day with the niters, in the way of collections. The pa- . r cf the 3d and 4th having to be taken ' re of, the lists were long, and the aggregate lount large ; but it is gratifying to be able state that, notwithstanding the effects of mc. makers to create distrust, and the assure that prevails in markets South, the siness of the day went through satisfacrily. There were no protests of conseence none at all except of some pieces of t regular paper for small amounts, that no . e expected to be paid. One house, whose i llection list covered three large pages, had ery thing paid except a note for $32. The 1 otests at other houses ranged from three to x all of the class mentioned. All this as accomplished, too, without a struggle, ere having been no pressure for loans, and it little, apparently, of that peculiar btisiess which bankers dislike so much, viz. : arrowing to pay. In fine, everything incates the continuance of a healthy money iftrket, and aside from the political noise, jeie is nothing to disturb or weaken the :nfidence of capitalists, but much to stinilale thera to prepare for an active and profnble season. ni - i . : 1 f : I nere was ucvet its iiittitnui ior u ; um l the Western country than at the present me. The finest crops that were ever k rown have been secured, and while suplies are immense, prices are fairly remuerative. At the same time we have a eavy demand for our produce. Tho weekly xports from New York show an increase o far, of eighty per cent., as compared with ist year. In consequence, foreign exhange has fallen, and specie is now steadn accumulating in the Eastern banks. The .Vest has already sent twice as mucii jrain to market as she was able to forward ast year. From Chicago alone the shipnent3 are equal to '.''.i, 000,000 bushels against ; 16,000,000 bushels to the corresponding iate in L8T!. There has been a proportionite increase at Milwaukee, Detroit and Toedo. At these four lake ports alone, the ncreaS6in the aggregate value of breadstuff?, ver last year, is $25,000,000. . And now we have a hog crop coming in At highe.r prices than was ever before currrenl at the opening of the season ; and for this surplus crop of pork the indications ire the West will realize within the next nlr.nr r .1 irp tit". Onft OOO X 1 a rrvn mart nf this surplus will go directly to Europe. If there is a:iytbing, therefore, iu tho great West for political panic-makers to work upon, we cannot jee it. The material, it seem3 to u il -s n exist except in the imagination ol crfi.v fanatics or patriotic cowards. Whatevei tbrre is, therefore, of nervousness in the money market resulting from political threats, must soon pass away, and it is not likely that this scarecrow will reqnir. any further airing after the result of tlx lection shall be announced iu the papei Vednesday morning. As already rciuati.-J, the demand for loans on Saturday v is moderate. Bankers feeling some what uuensr, were more reserved than heretofore, but still good paper was placed witho'it difficulty at 1012 per cent. The disposition to hold back is more prominent anions outside lenders than in regular banking circles, and there was only a very moderate demand for paper in the street. . ij39 The Express has a panic-making I letter from St. Louis, which says ! " It is idle to talk about Missouri's going with the Free States in case of a dissolution. She will go where her feelings and interests prompt ; and these are all with the South." We beg leave to assure The Express that Missouri is not going at ah ; she is staying, and MSataj. She ha3 over 150,000 voters, not one-tenth of whom are slaveholders : and the disproportion ia increasing every day. The slaveholders can go if they pleasn but the State and her masses do not. think of it. FIe" interest " will make ber a Free Statu within ten years. Even now, if all her slaves could be sent to Hayti or ttuinea, and the State thus made Free, her land would sell forthwith for Millions more than Land and Slaves are worth today. Her white Freemen will comprehend thete truths lotag before her Fire-eaters get her to think- of going out of the Union. T!i, above is from the N'ew York Tribune. As with Missouri, so is it with Kentucky. The larger portion of her people are not slaveholders, and if the prtjutUtt that exists against the Republican party were expelled from their minds, and they understood thereat aims of the party, manv of them would le Republicans who now oppose us. Kentucky is .-. State of extraordinary natural advantages, and would be one of the most desirable in the Union to live in, if it wore no! for its Upas tree Shivery. If every negro in the Slate were now freed and ent out of the State, and freedom declared henceforth, the rise of real estate would more than compensate the people of the commonwealth for the slaves given away. - - i.. jt , . . . . u.o .iwriuuu iv ueujousirateu 10 oe true by figures. But it is no business of people living out of the State to do more than theorize on these facts. The people of Keutucky, Missouri, and every other Slave State of course have the sole management of their own affairs witbc-it extraneous interference. These matters Vi.l be talked about and discussed in future right amongst their own people, and the day will come in less than twenty years when Kentucky will have adopted some policy to gradually rid her. self of this great incubus which is crushing out her natural advantages and retarding her prosperity. A vote of 3,000 or 4,000 for Lincoln and Hamlin will be one of the 6rst hopeful signs of Kentucky's regeneration. If that vote reaches 5,000 we f hall oot he astonished. If a vote could be had by tmllot, so men could vote their sentiments without being proscribed by an unjust public sentiment, the Republican vote io tbat State this year would bn numbered by tens of thousanjj.

A lady bein'r asked ('tic place of

her nativity, replied "I am o unfortunate as to have bo native place; T was tbn daughter of ;i Methodist asSsWrvtnaTj PATRICK lj A.LLOWA.Y. ilu 1 riaU.ll U. and hitherto an active and it.tlutiiti.il LKwrocrat ot Toledo, h.is couic out tor Lincoln -')'! Ha-uihu. " Which do you intend to marry, m dear, the doctor or the military officer 1 "Oh, I don't know they are !ot!i BOCfa killing creatures." Tub city of Cincinnati is hereafter to be lighted by gas from dark to dawn, moon or no moon. This is ahead of any other city except New York. 6tf" N'iphon," the name given by the Japanese to their country, means " rising of the sou." They know nothing of the word " Japan," and do not use it. Ix the United States there are 1,j0." iron works, 882 furnaces, 488 forges, and 225 rolling mills, which produce, annually, about 350,000 tons of iron, the value of which in an ordinary year, ia $50,000,000. Dkath or Mr. ANTHis.--We regret to hear of the death of Mart. Anthis, Sheriff of Knox connty, which occurred on Tuesday, at his residence, after a protracted illness. Vin. Sun. gay " What have the Republicans done ? asks a Doughface exchange, impudently. Well, as far as heard from, the3" have beaten the Democrats terribly, and are in a fair way of beating them entirely. -Chicago Juur. Fine Si-out. -A party of hunters who bad been spending several day3 in river Duscb.ee bottom, met with good success, having killed sixteen turkeys, three deers, and an indefinite quantity of squirrels and smaller game. Vin. Sun. JBf Here is one of the Cleveland Plaindealer's best : What cannon will be discharged when we come to march forth ? Bu-camion, a condemned brass piece, no part of the ordinance of '87. Tun Democratic Jackson Association of Washington having expelled Mr. Wallach, editor of the Star, in its report of the meeting the Star gave it the subjoined heading : " The Dem. Jack. Ass. Bbaxs." The abbreviations, of course, were to save space, but they were expressive. Post of Honor. The post of honor in a procession in which there are carriages, is the right of the back seat in the leading cariage. The fact may be worth remembering, as many fail to recognize the distinguished guest in whose honor a military and civic display ia made. The Bank of Corydon. We understand that James U. Shields, Esq., of New Albany, has rented Mr. B. P. Douglas's brick corner, and intends establishing a bank under the free banking law, at this place, in a short time. It is to be based on a capital of i?50,000, and be called "The Bank of Corydjn.' Corydon Democrat. 8saT" De How s mortality statistics, compiled from the last census, show that the people of the L'uited States arc the healthiest on the Globe. The deaths are 320,000 per year, or one and a half per cent, on the population. Iu England the ratio is uearly two per cent. Virginia aud Nuith Carolina are the healthiest of the States, and have 638 inhabitants over one huudied years. An Epitaph. Mr. Dillon, the historian of Indiana, gives some account of a very Aged Scotchman who died at Jefferson ville. A friend has copied the inscription upon the grace stone : "Erected to the memory of a nativo of Uallaway of Scotland who departed this life the 30th of July, 1822, aed 161 years. Hero tho wicked cease from troub ling. Here the weary are at r.OSt." V .1 Ledger. The certificate of election has been I awarded to Mortou, Democrat, s deli;aie from Nebraska, his apparent majority being fourteen. Therein little doubt that Daily, I Republican, was fairly elected, by over one J hundred majority, and that he will pet the , seat (as he did that he h Ids in the present j Congress) on a contest. Nebraska is liepuh- ! lienn, that-party having an undisputed majority in the Legislature. Cn. f.'.-. Panic Operations. Panic makers are attempting to depreciate prices of property in the District on account of the present political excitement, but their efforts are of no avail. There is more building now than ever before, and the structures are of an improved character. Propertv-holders declare that the election of Lincoln will be followed by an influx of Northern capital ami energy here, which must result iu benefit to nil classes. Wash. Cor. S. Y. Tril.nne. Hint to American Tklrorahh Companies. The Magnetic Telegraph Company of Great Britain are now issuing small adhesive stamps for franking messages throughout their lines in the United Kingdom. The system is precisely similar to the postage stamp system. A message can be written wherever convenient, ami alter affixing the necessary stamp, it can be sent either by post or messenger to the nearest magnetic telegraph statiou, aud thencu forwarded to its destination. There is said to be a liberal discount on these stamps in order to assist in bringing them into general use. The multiplicity of American telegraph companies will interpose a serious obstacle to the imitation of this convenient plan in this country, yet it seems as if a conventional tariff might lie arranged for an etl'ort of the kind. Five Millions and Half in Silver. The Tasmania steamer recently carried from the West India Islands to Southampton $5,002,000 in specie, nnd as nearly the whole of it consisted of silver, being dollars from Mexico, its total weigh! exceeded 156 tons. The treasure was contained in no less than 2,108 packages, and the whole of it was lauded in seven hours. It was then deposited in thirty-six railway wagons, which formed a special train, drawn by two engines. At the London station the treasure was transferred from the railway wagons to thirty-six street wagons nnd vans, which latter, being drawn by upwards of oue hundred horses, reached the li.ink of England about ten a. m., nnd the entire cargo was safely deposited in the vaults of that establishment by 5 p. m. the same day. Cats Fueb from Headache. It is quite wonderful to see a cat jump down betghtf. She never seems to hurt herself, or to feel giddy with the fall J she always falls on her feet, and these are so beautifully pn tided that they seldom or never get broken. I never knew of a cat breaking its leg from an accident, but in oue instance, and that was a French cat, which fell down stairs in the most 6tupid maimer. Why does ni t the cat get a headache after her deep jumps '.' why does she not get concussion of the brain, as a man or a dog would, if he performed a similar acrobatic felt ? If we take down one of our dry cat's heads, oil the keeper's museum wall, and break it up. we shall see that it has a regular partition wall projecting from its sides, a good way inwards, toward the ceuter, so as to prevent the brain from suffering from concussion. This is, indeed, a beautiful OHjIrivance, and shows an admirable internal structure, made in wonderful conformity with external form and nocturnal habits.- Dr. BticMund.

SEW ADVERTISEMEXTSc

o w CO Q 5zs in H O O P5 O M o o H w IB H 0 H a n 0 0 n w , : S1' Js s Cf. 0 i -'- 0-7 XTTMiR iuMfRm suiiorf jaent uf uww jIf Ji RMmB V.VM lytea for Vinter, ju-t rale cheap f,r caan, fit roc ii 1 ived r..: KxrreM, mmiI f-.! itS VACTfEB MABCOKHIBB'8. ni'OR TJjirr r km b ui:. it. If there is in the list of R.-m.l..s ci n t the vvor Id for acceptance and approval, any which ait entitled lo iiuifidelii e by then perfect ailln ien. e to the laws and Intention of the Creator, one is the CNIVKKSAI. OUOH ni'MKIiV. flit evei'y species of Luur, Thri.al , and Bsoockssl .litriculty. even tfaatof Actual poasnsaptioSi and the other the justly cob? hrated rot.r aniiuwf. a iimsl perfect reaosdy f-o Neur:dj;ia, flout, llheumatisni . Partial ami Actosl Paralysis, .St. Vitsa Dsace, Chronic, Spssmotlic and Nervous Head Ache, T udh Ache, Kar Ache, aud that chief of all causes of iHiissasu, of Sleep. It our tr;ciid will accept the declarstii in that for six or ehtbl years these preparations have b. n thrnugh lesta that would satisfy all, in place ot eweeping declarations that mean Bethisgi and then procure and read the pamphlets, to be found with all dealers are! Helits. Ihey will be aide to ndse how far they can be relied on. GENERA I. AGENT8. J. W. H t'NTN KWEI.L i; Co, 7 nnd 8 Comrofrcirtl Wliarf, I!ototi. G0. iH'NNKVi'Kr.T., 143 Water street, New York. Cadet the special raper, ision of JOI1N h. Ht'N NEWELL, t'ln mist aud I hariuaceinisi, Boston, Mass., w hose stgnntutec ivsrs thecofksof Coeceuiliue only, and to H hoan aid less all commnnicutioiis. Sol i by all respectable dealers everywhere. KELLER A WHITE, Wholesale inivo-ini dAw id ntail Xcents. Evansville. BJWMJVJi ttBBJMrrtJiM, S.IM.TS stains from tin octJI N. 8. n or othi THUMP E: lods.nt UN'S New Drug S.ore. 1 ,OUO ABU fUVI.V.VjTTI SVttJIR Cllled Ham i, l'l "U lb-, choice I5.ii.ii Slinulders, foOO llw, chpice Clear Bacon Shies, 1000 lbs. extra Sugar Ptired Dried Beef, for sale bv oct 47 COOK it LASGLEY. U. W. ARMSTRONG, Old eHtaMiIu- l Steam Furniture and Chair MANUFACTURER, And wliofcwlo Anrt rrtiiil dMtei1 iu all kin-N f Plain and Fancy Fu,hiUirc ami Chain, m ha jb tuk f . mwtn r, Jijvn M. ooiflf tho bebt arraiiHl ami ctin4wcteJ liiottm wt'Ht of Cincinnati. mii1 can betl a low mm any Cincinnati Home. Any PatWrn Uuirel made t" order 'n Bbvrl notice. Turning of any kind promptly aitfinkd (. t"All work warranted to be mad- F rieaMoiied material, and of - .; r . -r workinanci!ii. Ware Rooms, No. 85 Main teejML Fresh Arrival of GOODS AND NOTIONS DRY KEEN & PRESTON'S. WW raoeivi uj; our tfwnosid "ui I and Win tor Stock 'f Pry Go "I and NotivlSaud ctdially luvito tho trade to rail and exa'm itje otlr goods aud prices, beli'.'Vinft- mo can iaAi. it th intoivt oftv-,-ry csjsu or prompt1 time buyer t deal with qv. p are keepiiif a bottoi stock than ever before. We bave a more g0lMf al sssolfraent, a greater ariety find bettor styles of (rood thn weoTer betore broubt to tho Svaasrille ianrkt. Wo Jiavt met ttw general rfemsud Of tn tfade " Lrt every abtme lcp ' mm U$w tt ho-tifi-. ' havi quit Ui-oi-i, bh oea, Bsta, and fSsps, and ars giviikf; ur ent i r tttoutfosi t- I h y Goods and Notion-. In retirtug from the BAft and SR&j trads, we returu tltanki t our old pMt von-, and t'r.stMn-rii, who have stt adtaaUy adhored to tut toi s uiauv yeart , who BSfson alter se.s6ut called onus for Daua's i:val wax BroffanH nod ttoms's TilronV tMMOKrvt, Kip Bootf, and Bay to tin in that out market in now well supplied with Boots nd 8tyoer,.nd there is now fair competition and gtM strsbk in that line ot tra.le. From having n better itocl and selling lower, we have this season had unite a sprinkling of cash IBADF, atid we UMWl confess :ii with it We mot i ioui! invite or to call and examiii'' our sto.k m m ill make it to hiw iiir.-rosT Tdeve well pleaded re? y cs ifa buy id prices, as we v pronipl time hller WCM Is pOOd UBSO OS AI.1V1 , WS Wfll Dud;.- il also to his interest to call and lok at our new rich wrjleof gobos and prices. We Imy nothinu' but m.LTHi and eoasSSjSMmtly haw no other kind to sell. Wo get down ut once to the bottom on prices, and pro down cheerfully, without making a much tu about if as an eld foundered boras would in gsttlng down, phioh is the Mhnmtwcof lit FogyUmj lsjUijjfsyyiqos)s entirely on a credit, at a lar&o profit, pays as wt II as selling many K oils for c;iHh, at asrnall prefit. We art for thfCv?u TtlN ; t- are ako t.r the pseHRI HSU tram" V e ought to bare il , we have answered tht demands of the trade. ' .-- ere Houm teep i otrm time of huinen." We ftoserre the beti trade and we mean to hate il. We are doing an exclusively v holpsale biMdnaagji end pat t i. ulai ly invite the near-by trade to call and Bee our new fttyle&oid goods and prtota, Smm "h, GeSstVssea, i ,- (fa'i 31! lt tfviii cmafommfn M e will couaf ltly le mceivinjc new goods during the sason, and the assort tou up trade will atwaymiii now, huni-;-nie. mi. I dairatle atjrlss ol u la sSp pri ff-iis. Hive its a call. Onliisjriupitly a IVe lm a .jiut openeil li i hk 1 1 1 1 1 jssssiss)rt .1 ill .1 1 esloMd Had i atostlji simill Bgnrea). I cases solid black, and lilai lauil pm JL iln Fnrnitare Prints. l do Genfsrl Piinin. Priul J! do Patrliwi.rk PrinsS 'nil 1 it. i TnrLlnga, :i Italic Si'aili-i fliultvela. 1 rus,- Plaid Lin vs. 4 do Heavy Tweed (Itroi MiaoS. 2 do Sitttiaaita. j i!ii Califomis STiirtiiijs. t do Bleachril Hivlins. -1 bslsaB0a t..iiiiid lint- lii.ivtii h '.' do Sliirtittg Mtri.e. 4 caaea by 2 and I bj I Apron fi 1-ales ; , Brown Shirtintrs. 8 .! Mbl 4-1 Brown Sbirlii in do lli'nvy l 1 Brbx.ri sln.,.'.i 4 i!n Brown t'i Ills. nbnvd iinl I Oxford In'i pieces Jaconet and I.' Hiti uus. do Hinni' 5d do Dcbetae. 60 io Aaasi tn-l il'S.!i CVSrd Bvlainei. 40 ilo Sofid '..;,.".: IHdauior, Uo do Tartan Plaida ;io do C i.-limen..-. do I'luiit CoJwritt. . )I i. , 4'. il Blneand Bfjtw C&imvk. Jt ilo Irhio--. :. dtzeit W-.Hilen Shoti ami Piawetn (White Urev mix. ! j SOOCslored and White Hooped Skirti An Aaaortmeu i-i Comforts, iiiMiery, . ThivnU, Belta, Chanibraya, Ivnt Bibbons, Ma Bibbous, Uo.mba, Hair liinxauHpemlers, wbieh makea onr aaaottmenl Biore complete, all lor Mb) LOW As Til KUfcOW i:sT. K!.: -4 PRESTO It Taf9( BWBT JX nil tboss 1 i:-i:i r t'A'een tliat hidsytstold ati'eet, win' ate bciinj :.i em biiiv , inri?ju, atid g oui;li Fure ' .ill for t ilenr people'' an.i v John freliuelinyaui Gh to trJtTMmJViZB aaaSti Main arret t, het'saal Briilire and Bialuh ed DO tieax ily to pay lor the Seventh and Haiti. r .mi. i. fr 'isl aiol all aiwe l too I -df-w te ti.tt tta aker. septal df tOTTO.V n.fTTt.y-i; DO BJJ.BH W I, tli- T U nt Fii.-rory prires, ky B. til I.UKliT i Ci.. Aients 1 1 " fjyprena Mills." k3 l R I. . T. t. H .alt) 1.I1V L.-Vi, lil lnt I tl S. K. ho X B ' ion . i i. Itt :-it or

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a iOM.I.Kl TO R S J I. E OF REAL Mi late wr'tii" i.yui nt 't tho cost and expen - --of iMdt-v&ik impicnemeatd. Notice Is hereby iveu, that by virtue ol a precept isned by tho Mayor of the City ot EraD&ville, and to me dii.M'tr.!. T v- i!l sett public auction, at tho door ef t!i Court Ho;.- n, .iirl : :ty, on Tloireday, the 1Mb, .. NovombT. 16-.'"i, at -2 o'clock p. si., tho folItwingloU or parcel ct rca! estate, or bo much lhareo(a may be. ueceflsvy te piiy the amount liare'l and iMBedndl against nttd lota respectively, or tie ta aud exprnrtOa ot making Sido-tk jmjtrovetneuta ia truut ci u:d lots, together iih the costs ot sale : Lot No 1. block 1M, Lamakco, IM.TB i. it No. 2, block lot, Lairtaaco lt.bl l.-'t Nu. I, block V), Fourth Enlargement 11.01 It ct tot 11 " 13 " 1, . 5.90 . . .r.y. .. j.l". All Ml hi No. 0, Fourth Knlargemoot. lot, conunsaciss at the modt northerly corner ol lot No. 25, in the Lower Eulargaasantof the City of Evaoaville, and running thence in a south-weitern direction by the, line ol said lot nrjtil itreachea l.fet street, thoneo by tho line of said i eel street north to the aouth-weat aide -i i he alley iu the rear of block No. fi. In the Fourth Enlargement of aald city, an l these, by the south-western lino of said ntley to tho place of beginning 145.24 Sale to commence at 2 o'clock P. if. on said day CI1KI3. BEDBEBICH, ocC'l -rd City Collector. I(JT, OF all mtyle irom mottled Whitneya, at iZ.bO, to plain Cloth or liunsiai. Denver, at $16.00. The latter raiMMft I got up by regubar tullora for lees than --Jit.' ii -r $jc..t o. Sae vour money by calling at W.M. K. FRENCn 4 Co. "a, aeptSG No. M Main street. 1HKKHB, prime W. K. i'H K E&R 5 BOXBS Cheese iust ree'd and for sale hy CH AS. McJOHNSTON. s Til. I. OJ- HJl.'II Ji.VD , URTKUHINKD T( SrOOKEP GEORGE THORN BILL takes pleisiiro in It -orniine his old customers that In the quality and style ot his work, be flatters himself he caunot be excelled. H.. may stilt be found at the corner of Second and Alain streets, where the ehous3t Harness and Saddlassaf every description can la obtain, ed on the best of terms. lie pairing done with ueatness and dispatch Scrrnd-hand i. ., Uwhvh (Hi hand. lei 9Jh: W BOORS! a 1 1. 1 K ud ; M urnmmm ly Mariwi !.'-." a urcat book : Bawkeeia -: Tn TIuNmm ot David,' all tl; otber now Bookd aud DORSLL A CONVNOTON'S. T1 a- A n i A & una ij'j.vt a fry choioe article of IVrfumerv can do uu tliaiicill at N.S. Thompson's Now Dru lit- hne jn!t rocairod tbe Iai ---r lot of per-t-vcr brought t ' tli it city, rmwletllg (in X the iiM-'-it Kx tract 1 and Colognes, from st mJUUtfaatiirers u( Franco and Amorica. great vai ii ty of S( euted loips and Hair Oils, rashes, Cotnbe, Ac oct24 ST& K it hUM JK it U & TjKKS.A'r O HMJm. da Water. Lavender Water, Orange flower Water, axtd Col gue Water, for nalo ly N. S. THOMPSON, " I2I Main street. ! ' W TJUM Jt M0M aK& k MM9 Mi Wit. Ml iilyrftiny! of Uoses, BoeS Lip falvc, and Violet Col I Cieam.at tliw .Orujr Store of octM N. 8. THOMPSON. 0M OJmS ! OJWOJVm'l 1UO , Prime N' rthern Ouion, for salo t-hcapj to nt, by COOK Ac LANGLKY. tOr. ttttHii FOR MM.E nX-27) COOK ALAKOLKVi. lor sale by (octZ7) COOK A LANGIiEV. ssl full weight Star Candle!, 10 bzs PeeWe A Broe. Opal Candles, 15 bxs Proctor st Gamble's Tallow UT CilOK .s LANGLKV. R.f.; fOR.', oJfY, fOB ale at (oc!271 hiiiK ,t LAKGLBT'S. mjroHB of Tito: 4 nou n .jJvs oct27 i OUK 4 L.VNULKY'S. ma'.vt cortil.' ri(T :it i.'OOK 4 IiASOLKT'H. RVb'vJT, FROM Jt TO Af i OlBBi C'JHK A LAS0I.KV8. b'bbmjbb .tio ci s h fo r so m " H l il at COOK & LAN'GLKT'd. SB II It OS. 9 m , 4 HICKKJS'H LANG LEY :tilT) COOK A PC I, ij t V U H TO Jf JfwVT-- -JT k Dwelling on Church, between Cherry s'ut streets, and a nasi frame in Kowleyr Smith's Block. fr reut on the Ihl of . Call oon hi ICKERY BHO'H, No. 82 Main wf. S K-3 0 mtXRS. t'HOH'E iab Dairy, Western Reserve, and Hamrec ivi I and for fiale by JAS XRSKINR & CO. H I. y Kna tiirn ' VH 113 it o m- m Lines. - orro; hump, ri,ott Halter, It.- i'ord, t'lothea Lines, and Tsrlne, tir : octlQ ale l.v JAS. RK8KINK:0. B 8. .1 KJBtfB 8T4HTB OF "li ground hhI magrotisd Spii ci, just I Uti sals wrv low, at V I f"K tltV BBO'S. JBolLABBKB, M'MOI.K 1 i Itlil-. vi-iv cboics "luality, just rereiviTi. It ' 8. E. ill I. BERT CO., No I Svcaui'ii it. 1X ft- illtl'R i.. i sale l.v ffJ'KMB. I. Li ; s K GILBERT X CO. W. M. AIKMAN &. CO,. P B. O I U O E AMi Commission Merchants, Stt ( i North Watrr at., Evangvlllr. A r (;eiitJ f r the fale of Salt, Elonr, Grain, I :.! .ltli atiiclesof Pi-oibico. oeliM.OVR, Klour .11.1. IIBSI HI I'TIO.VS OF lustsully on Uaod and in atiire, and t . tJ " . M. AIKMAN .v CO. r eale ly BBOT.I TOI.-.S 7:, Hill, VBOMfB Neli tin. rk Polstoea in atore antl lor gate ut to ulom ot i , liy W. SI . AIKMAN A CO. l.ov fizurafl oct JCBKMIItR.IJW J.-JI ft. I TS. y '. M. AIKMAN CO. t FJm Ejyrr. a e bbi.h. ! in i i 10 Mi. I. Gray Lime, at ure and lor ante by W. U. AIKMAN CO. MA, ( SUCCKaSOu TO A. KURTZ.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER & BAKER. Manotacfurer ol randies, Cakes, Syrupa, Ac, dealer in Oranges, I mons, Ai., and Nots tt" all kiu.ln. e, ti ;.. . from im ties atleuiied to at abortctt hr Mattby'l 1" Sooth Kit ransTille. iu Cnrivaled n.iltil street, bStWSSB For sale cheap oct-4-ly t a i: . Ik to is TUB t.t tilths. Extracts of ' KrangipaMiU," "Kin rV K nio t,iuiek," y Ki8s nie I (..',. a KiPri." nlo, the celebrated and Jitpsnese 11 Extract, at N. s. THOMPSON' New I'rilp: Stoi e. - Tli A' V:7.i BJrw UJ U'ly ownod and o-1 npiecl hy Michael Med, a a grocery and provisloii store, in mid ronrni streets. Thero is a ie bouse attached to the store. Iin :;... ik, r W.M. KA1IM, Jr. Jt" It . l-l III I! :me L"tion, TBK UBJVl' tor chapped hands, THOMPSON'S Ciiy Urns: Store. r .1 f r oii. - s.n.i i.i. S mmcb admired Ny the cliildren. Bros St- to, Main street. M. Glass s..;,t nt th. J Ma! City A i: r h.i in i ne; and Tooth Di naliea, i. S. TBOIIPSON'8 K H HI Sill. S, at a Orag store. 1 l -i:h i- . ot Pomades, Hair Oils, .1 ss o a r.inn.t r and Hair Tolli- 9, jli't

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yjsr n- t. ii o j' sioitbsj-js. j WW email lot iu half barr 1-. very Loire. iu;t received and for ta! OC121 E. r;lLl:i:iiT 4 Co. T V H li 8 . D kiuda, for fate hv ocl i fc. E GULBBB .nfJJI. J.r, BUStt. w' ceiced and for sate by ocUl 6 . Jiut JAS. EB8KIME CO. ok hj M.JB : tax feet of Stone Cut bin;:, mi' quality, aud at reasonable price, office. tllWItR&ii i'i'VJ, of ood iD'iuirc ut this octl3-lw Oerso.vs.-jo i,isn. choh b M. Suar Cure.! Ilann, canvased : 150 1!.:-. choice Sugar Ciirt-d Sbouldera. naaisiail ; J ' . 1 ri -choice Dried Beef, novated : :. 11. Bolegaa eWuKage ; S bbla choice Leal" Lard, for sale by octlS JAS. ERSkvUiE .V CO. B? R I ITU, if r . KJI&i.WS ! Jm. nionds,Cui rants, Prunes, t hocolste, L'rauiiei ries, h 'stunts, isc, for sale bj octlS JAS. BB8KINE .v CO. iO,t. ,.-Si BBI.S. ftXTRI CO. tlj Oil, free liorh smell or r suioko shea using nt f 1. 1. in -, i irioas pric." to suit buyers. lajips. a large aaeortts patterns and sizes, and at Lamp Wishing. Shades, Chisaaeyr 1 sale by (octlS) JAS. ER! rus UNPRECEDENTED INDUCEMENTS To Cash Buyers. IfS7.V; TO t.WREJSB .s WW h business and build up an . tenive f this month, Qpl I ash L.l-r, trade, I will, from the liith Make a Deduction of 10 per cent, to Cash Buyers. My stock id larje and fresh, oom prising the uiosl Desirable and Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods of the season. And I am confident that! Enabled to save fully 10 per cent. by cailluc a h W M . oct!3-2md Cio A I. oil, i..i.-it b y -Jtrsr m: ceived, a lar;e and elegant ... of Goal liil I.atnpn, Consisting of a lull assortment ol Si.iiiiuK, Hand, Parlor, and BdriM.ni Lamps, alas Chiuineys, Wii ks, and Oil of tlu.Vi-rv I est quality. WM. BIEBBOWF.K, brnsist, ctSM 78 Main street, Washington Block. H U N N E L L ' S (FORMERLY OF STEELE A II UN NELL.) Flooring Ifi-SCllls, CORNtB Of WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL, KVAXSVir.I.V. .YD. rmyms u jbstjh t. s B.n bjvt Aw. is now in full bperation, x new and complete Machinery of tho latest si le, for Planing and Dressing LuniU r, PbinitiK asd Qroon ibk Flooring, making Doors anil S.'i Moulding;, Window Blinds, and every other description of work done in such . il - All work at these Mills warranted done, and vill lie offered at the lowest Dry Poplar Fioorini; and Westherboi atantly on hand, and will he sold for caa Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pa Slitting and all kinds of Sawing: doi and in the most approved stvl. Jv'2-2 WM. HI to be well aah prices. :nkl: Coroner's Inquest mmmn oi-bb tub iiom' of ATM Kb. Kofssck, formerly Mm. dead in Kowleytowu, Pigeon township, V and err tawab county, on the lTih dajt of October, lftiltl. The verdict of the Jury was, h" came to her death hy apoplexy from intemperance. W in n sin- died she was ahunt 40 yearn ol airs, aLont five feet bitch. ! was dressed in her gtfate elbthnig when th" Ini quest w as held, and had on her norsou, as far as wi I h.ivo been enabled to ascertain, as above siatd j octlS o.v JOHN WA VM AN. i : i r V. BOOTS AND SHOES! ; H. DE! HS. O "V X rmjBB iwnnitsia.vBii h.is beam, moved his .slu.ji from ?V I . i : i atroet, !..-.'.:;. to App's Block, No. 7 Fourth struct, .opposite ths Upper Maiket Home, and rTmwiatfl his old friends and the pnjSHf tu BOnsSaJ to call and HOC hint at his new stand, as he can still satisfy theni all in the Bisit and Shoo lino. Bjnpsiriin shall be don. at Uw .-i; irtesSlior tice.and in the best of stItCorns Out, t ome .til CRemm for l'nh .' octlS-lmd .lod.N M.AI'H. Holland Bitters pore Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c. - - ' - Taz miccessftil lntroiln. tion anl no of tliis .rolo t rat '"! Rome-Iy bns bwti the signal for a literal flood of compound called 4KitUr,' offered in various Ibrma, from a quart bottle tn a flvtyRallon keg, until thia word 'Bittors" in but another name for "grog," or pome villanous tvliUk.-v mixture. Hut tho really prpiit renVf derived from the mfttatte dort'. oU ) taLSp -iil'ul, of our medit iut, BCEKHAVE'S H0LLAKD BITTERS, and th? rntirt. abfrncf of aftrr prostration, has established for it a rspotaSJoa which the host olimitatioiH and counterfeits have failed to undermine. Jt is posb tivoly a vegetaMe preparation, with bun ly BnBcient pure spirits to preserve it. But one size of tho genuine, (Half riut Bottles.) price Onk Oollak. It is a medicine of 1. .us: 1 1 ie 1 cillsney for Pinif yt7 the Blood, so essential for the fontnlution of pood health and for coiTectlns disorders of the ttouiai h and towels. Two or three doses will convince the afflicted of its salutary efforts. The stoma -h will sj. ndity regain Its strength, a healthy action of the liver. hpSrsla and kidneys will sxa take pUiC", and renewed liealth ts the quick result. Ior INDIGESTION, Try Bcrrhave's Holland Bitters. t For HEARTBURN", Try Bcerhave's Uoliand Bitters. For ACIDITY, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. For WATERBRASH, Try Bcerhare's Holland Bitters. For HEADACHE, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. For LOSS OP APPETITE, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. For COSTIVENESS, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. For PILES, Try Bcerhave's Holland Bitters. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, nnd Ncnndcic Affections, It has in nnmerous instances proved highly beneficial, and in others eficctcd a decided cure. Xleaa Carefully! Tho genuine, highly-concentrated BctrenAVE's II )I LI ten Bittkes ia put up in half-pint bottles only, and retailed at One Ikdlar per liottle. Tho reat demand for this truly celebrated medicine. Las induced many Imitations, which the public ehould guard against purchasing. Beware of imposition I Sx tiitil cur name ij or th-z labd of evtry bottle you luy. Bhj. Page, Jr. & Co. i LE PROPRIETORS, PITTSBURGH, PA. KELLER & WHITE, .tGJZS'TS, Evauir.il.lCj lud NEW FALL MILLINERY, MRS. J. HASTINGS, .1 sVivr xt door to KittrolftN, respectfully anuouncea lu friendri and the ladierf ol Evansi i.land vicinitr in genera!, that she lias just returned with Uor Full Htotk of Millinery aud Fancy Goods, which in the largest, finest and meat heantifid ever lironht t the city. She hsviteM all to give her a call and examine bei stock, ami she stattan hsraelt I hat -hi will be able to p!aae all, both in prices of hl . d . rcptli Mrs i a.

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IRRESISTIBLE STYLES AT PERSUASIVE PRICES. SHANKLIN & REILLY Have now iu store, and are sul'mitting forinHpectioD, their recent esteusite purchases of Fall and Winter Fancy and Staple Pry Goods, which lor Elegance, Varietj- and C heapness, are unstir1 isaaod. Thiy would direct particular attention to the annexed list, which will bo disposeil of at prices that cannot fail to meet with the approbation ot t' r.i. st fastidious. Ths Goods are all uew aud warnoited 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 sLrJaVACVJ AJUU1VU MW1 ed and Plain Middlesex Cloakings, English, French, and American Prints and Ginghams, Silks and Fancy Dress Goods of the most approved styles, Renfrew Plaids, Royal Poplins, Plain and Fancy Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy rencn ana .English Merinocs' ?alfic' Ranches W vva.v AAtiiiiAAUVll sVV Laines and Alpaccas, a large stock of Brocne, Stella, Fancy Snow Flake, Sup. Scotch Clan Tartans, McDonald & Malcom Long and Square Shawls, Fancv Bonnelli and Striped Wool Shawls & Handkerchiefs, Plain and Fancy All-Wool DeLaines. In tilt Hosiery deprtltttl will In fun ntl a roll!. Stock, in Plain. Mixed, and Ftin WocA ami 1 leered Cotton Host, Fancy Wotl K bitted Goods, inclndiug Sliftwle, II.i1h, Pnnlnnjw, NuLiaH, Ac Ladies1 and Gents1 KM, R. BtUt, Cloth, t,nd Bockskin OtoTea nad GaontlcfSt Iik1IbM mm& Oent Wool and Mvrino Vemta and Ii'hwvi , Hats and in new sbapes, an 1 Ladle' Kirs. The ar.' prepared to exhibit their Lite importation 'f Iriii Linen QooUtcompriainKlriah Linens and Handkercbtefe, the beat aasortinent of Shettinga and Shirting ever t-JlVred, Liuen Damask Table Cloths, Reached and Brown, all sizes, Napkins, Towels, Ioylien, and every other deiicriptloii pertaining to thbclaasof niHiiufarture. N. It. Now on hands, a great variety of Thonipaoai Celebrated Skirts, now so favorably known to tin- Ladies ( this city, and which 8. A B. haw had thoifdeaHure of (ntrodncini;. As we aie desirous to jive to onr cnstoinors every advantage possibto, and having fecilitias tor ao doiii Bet ond t-i dom in our liitsj of bliri fleas, we are ttrerefore inlly dete rnifned tt disposu of our present lartfe stock al t he snialtest rem uuei alive prires. A call respectfully solicited. oct 17 QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. CO ( I it A N K IN rUlLIIINIIS.) 408 WALNU rUXET, PBHAIHBt.rHfA. Fire Insurance, Limited &Perpeiual, (.in BullUingfl ami M.'trliandi'.e f all ilnSctSftMsM. GEO. II. II MM Midadti K. p. kitss, V ii I'r.vt. crwtaVy. Hi H. DtiLK.a, Aaa't 'y . iii ccroata. Vostoi Parkins, K. P. RoSS. 8. Juuos, M. ).. A . R. Chambara, iotm a. Bala. II. R. V II. llart, . i !ogKbaHk . ilillJl V, I'att.ll, U. M . Kill i liarl.-s O. I iii lay. BA II KI.L, HKIIM A A NTH KS, Ajryj t. fur KvniiMvillc ttud virinity. i.v ft Autbes' I. aw offlcp, 7S Maio SaNftU ritf.' I'ontTRf: to tint. j o I' I. tW.. Int jni-t rrr-ivjil an PSI27 nig 1 iiu khiih, i iroz. xarkaja. at -7 VICKKRV BRO'S. BOOTS AND SHOES. tl.ll'E RBHTTBil JlJS'tl B.I lar uetl in v Store, ami bate on hi.nd a full sun ply ol BOOTH AND SHOES of my own Baaautactnr., all of iv liicli I will inn runt off the lat .quality. 1 bavi pnrcliaaed my leather far canti. ami will null on tin an j" i s sjasli .i for tunh, lower tban tha name quality of goods are USnally mild in DiIh c ity. WM. KM Kit V, t21-3md 190 Miiiu-Mt jcot. tVvnth-t WO T I-B ww is my iti tuUiauaa paal BaSd Attorney M tie- SiHte I BvanasiRe. JAMKS flKWITT. ltli-irnd ' Kvii n.svilie, . t. Ague and Fever OB CHILLS AND FEVER SPEEDILY CURED BY SMITH'S rmykXM jrr.rnsv or n k i. krs M. in DraiQl aud Me.ii jues, nnd taatwsaM MtHirt--d wtli the Chills and IVrer or Ague ami Fever, in r -cV.nWy inrtted to this c.!efratil meilicii e, which bmn justly obtained a hili leputation throughout fheconntry, and Cor inanyears bas inai:i:itied it- -unci ioi ity OT4T all other remedies asasaics eertaio, speedy and najrnia&ent cure for Chills and Fever r Auo and Fever. It dosa not nrodr.c he;id:iche, iddineR. m'Y.iz of the ears, or any of the nnnleaiiant HCtrCsts which ho fieinently attend His uses if Quinine Or other remedies bat mmy be 9vea in all caen and tinder all ciraiunstaeoes whatever, to fosaalm, tnfsta ta. and 1! peeaont who nre I hilttated nr hav tire nio-t del legate Citation, without the leant npy injorlons ov even Bupteaaaot tas become a staple remedy, and eitn:vtIy naed throughout the y, Tennessee, Alalutuui, MtisTesras , Ai kansas, H fttottri, II n-in,Oh:o, Ibdlaoa, Nahraka, i prdbenaloii of any j effect. This m. aicfae ha j f't- yean hai hum e Htateeof Kentucky. jppi, EfOvisiii ba, TI Hnois, Iowa, Vi-L-oi ! Pennsylvania, Mich lately in Kansas TV tired 2,00U,000 of cm .in, and 'alif irnia, and more iitoi , and baa panHawsAtty es in all it-1 varied forSM and iiditi- !!--, u;i:iv of which were of fr in one to : three jean1 ntnudiny., and hatt rertitfi ail the uenal remedies known i;i the conn try, and in no case did j it ltiil t; make a per feci and permanent cure where ths directions ware properly folio wad. Bm h in its i iu triah.e success that it nas gained the coulidence, favi.f, and natron ttfsa of I.ire mun'r d! napaCta bte practitioners of medicioa throughout toe country, who prescribe and admiaulatar it in preference to 'ininine and other reutedies. The Proprietor haa in bia pesaessiow a large miniber f eertrfieatee and other testimetiials from perj sons who bave used tliin nitulicine, . well as Ironi physician s, drmgbits, apotfakecaries, and other dealers in aie-dieine, attesting itp superior virtues aa a enrative in Ciiills and Fever or Ague aud Fever, he eowtd obtain many fVotuasil more, or enough fo fill up a large volume, but he does not deem it ami , trj , it ti already exhtiaively and favorably i klaOWB to tin public generally. Fur sale by city and country Drmrglstl and Apethet aries throughout the west, North-west and Sonrh-weaS. WILSON, PETER, A. CO., fstyCCESSOBS TO WILSON' A WTSBfffPPV W! K

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JOHN J. SMITH,

INSURANCE.

lnsurance Agency. ALLEW C. HALLOCKi Kvsins 1 I tie. DMDBBWBITKB AND GENERAL lN.CRANCE Atiis r, tsmm w A rxsasi s, uu Notabt Pt nLtc. H" continues to ksas Policies ire ai eeverii Fir, Class and most reliable INSURANCE COM P IN! US Iu the Country, oo Inland and I'o t Mats, fie will also receive applications lor LIFE INSI RANOE. He will attend to the Adjustment of f.ossaa of every description under policies from other ogenciee, and attend to the settlement of all matters connected wiS IN'STRANCF, fur parties Interested . Ilia long experience as an Ivsi raxcs Aodt. has made him tamlli.ir srftli all auldects connected with Insurance. Office. Marble Hall Bnil.iirit.-. No. O Main st. NORTH AMERICAN FjRE INSURANCE CO., '' BAB ON Cash Capital) 300,000. CASH ASBBT8, 9379,000 W. C. nASTIXGS, Secy. A F. ffABTTNGS, Pies ; Insures Bgalbst toss and dama ings and ttieir (unreuts, -M Storehouses, BtucfcS of Mi tel isssonslals rates of prssslum. Policies promptl issued anj the Company by A. 0 B ALLOCS by i'lrn OB Dwell uUctories, Mills, idine, at fair aud Su., Adolibi, Marbl septlt Hull RsiMlac Mtu street, Evansville, Indiana ins if fan ee 4'o.9 ' yis Office 1 -J. awl ! liniadwa v. With u I'.. -I, I ' ONE MILLION DOLLARS ASSETS J I t. Y Ii 1 1 t.UOaOUU icaaipaan lusun-s sfpWniri On Iw.'ltinj' hui1 tiiej m I t b ve;ir --o'i ti T'' Wats-ho-ies, nacki MmOo factories, M . : n Tho Hasan lai nnns i Loss or IHnssnge oy ltre essvtenta, for a u-i m t-r fi Ulisst faotHbp tt-rni S of If erchaudi ae, Pr !; h i and all iiistiiMblo rates and on t Rill and e.iuitjr.t INLAND NAVIGATION Ami Tiauaportatiotj , sWpfcf nH apva Blrafa, l.ak-M, CStnala and Ilnili .'H.I-, low as tba tiatura of tlu riaks will hsafj wvth Mrium lo tht aaaatatl anil th? Companj . Adjartlng allkiase falrljr, anil promptlj pajrlua tbam. -ll.. J. MAKTIN, Pims i A. T. W1LMA it I II, I'll 1'ioa l J. .MlLTuN SWlTII. StVICtMI T John MrtiCK. A.:'t ipltiaiii'nti m.i.io lis aal .nii.-i4 issowl hf A. ('. BALLiOOK ft SON , Art'9, ggH Marblfi Hall I', ji ' Main blru.rf INCORPORATED 184 7. Of HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. C. C. WAITi:. Bae'y. C. B BOWCB9, Tis'i s. ll PUH E, Uaaaral Afent, BaaMing at dtlcafisi I1M. CASH CAPITA I, k SURPLUS ?r.:T,0V T'oln Company in-nii itj;.iiiMl MSs an ! 4am a. e by Klre on ItwBlliogii an 1 tbfir ijsntents, Srcr. Waiphotisas, Storkn at Morchjndii.', an. I all ln.ui abt. property at aa raaaonajsla ratio ol piotnltjta ss aDy otlir huIvhoi an. I reliable CompaBy, AljutiQ LaaMaj4i 'f and Hoyiaa lliem. yoftlj Application, mSilu lo ind Policies iHtj. by ... 0. 11 A I. LOCK i tiCX . Marlile Hall llui tilings, Main St., ailK'l-lyil EVAKSTtLLR, IdiI hartTorI) FIRE IBICI CO.. HARTFORD. CONN. INCORPO RATED 1810 II A 14 T K R PEBPICTCAI. Willi a SuccuBfiful B'i;rnom Kxporlonco of F 1 f t y Y o o i- t Caa It Cailfnl i joo.non.oo SWO,08O.bl t'aplial stSSat Sii .lur.. Ipuraaca ajatnfti ttosi Or 'Vaaiags l y Fire, oo Dwfliinv-. Kumitiiie, Stored, Warehonseit, MprchandiN, Mill, Manufactories, and other kinds t property, cmn he fteaJ to thia 'Tompauy anon s farnrAhle tarau aa th iiatnre ut tho ritkr and sect; rltv to Polity ludders will aitmit. PABTTfftilR ATTKNTKN pivrn to InSBTltH Farm property, consfetlnfr ol Ihvu. Barns, and outbuildings c.'jifo-i t-'d, and Fiirnltme, Livestock, Hay, tfiaiji, Fai inlriht I t-&JiK str., r., ontalie$d theriu, fur n terss f rears at LOW i atea of rc ssaium. OX'Fit kR: T. C. Allyu, bsKietiJ JI Uunilntoii, Vrbt'i C V. 13 man, A av't Se y. W S. ActUfff Alfxautlrr, tiarr,il Agent ft-r th- Waasara and s.nth w ii jjiateSs 'irlnastrns, OUUt J.tJrrihftw, Ast fie bm al APtit l-r the Wt: d u and Bewth Waaasui Siateft (tnsgfbna, hu. Applicjttlwiif dr f tmm ?in nmr In) nia'l lo the u i 1 1 i - j ii ' i . the MMssriaad Atrants ot ttj .:..iiiMny. A O. 17 ALt. MJ fit A 'iwti, Afta. OiFicr : Waibl. II Ul Huildnk, mtjnnj atitCat'i-lyd WHEEL ER & WILSON'l SEWING MACHINE, Kirt Btreet, fc-etwH-n latii aieJ L'.ji No. K OFFER TO THE Ff!UMtt lie! r cr w iiHon h I tui rove 1 hewlrtiT Sis. chin at reduced prices, with no I'-asr-i (."Uftdn. in iin merits as tho beat ami meat rsliaom t.iually saw) tug machine ii-v in ose. It wweeeroally tli t.ii t he thick'-t r iltinast lubi i s; taiskea the lo ti stitch ImpoMsihl. iu unravel, uiih the -SSOQtlsl ss vantage heinx alike oti both sides, running o ridge or chain on th uuih-r hid ; is ilea pie in coo - StrilctiuD, UlOre sreelv HI tieVemSUt. Slid HK'iS ! durable than any other iitHchiue. We ie full in structions to eitaLle t he pun baser to .ew ordtasj j seams, Htltch, hem, hdi, ddilf, uth'r, hind, ant tuck, ail tot tb aame machine, ami wif ranted for three years. W alawwaafl on f obitawtlj ban ! afnrl najoi twlefti of Singer's machine. Circulars containim.' restltaoutall of the nlos machines, trout pagan its id the hlhett ntandlnt Kast and West, giving prices, A :., Will he fmrnish. ! gratis, on application in puTSOSI or hv 1 tter. febttlv V. M. SXIifstMAM. The American Clothing House." O VB 8 TO I R OF CUB JIB .. HI - full line of all strl of r'anry Noti.ins and Fm BiabiaajOoMa, all ..r able e n. r t.. tba Wt i.. sale triple, ami will nuariiiit"" than t (i,a aaffis tactiuti in qiiHlity. ty la, an:I n .:. tVt viiiiilj al announce tu tlio ' ftiaSMS (t aWasMf ills, ati-l tolli retail tra'Ie ften(irall , that in allltKHa lo out wliolesala stork, we illl i. a sa parlor Una t imii1 for KaTI sill aa. In thia Ima wi will anil ev cluivly ftr riH. But mcnn mi. srltt aST g&o&i knrar than tlmy srata evar sold liy tho rpjnlai dealers In (bin . 1 1 v Try up, and tfo for ylHIHSSlSSS WM E. ITBCKOH ri'Cn., seit2c :r ... rn If aid straet.