Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 77, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 December 1860 — Page 4

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Wtt gmto SlounmlJ , RIVER ITEMS. i The River is falling at tUis point. We to-day publish dispatches in regard to i it at other points. j Louisville, Dec. T. River falling fast Now 7 feet. 6 inches in the Canal. Weather 1 clear. ' j i Pittsburg, Nov. 7, m. River 0 fcet by pier mark and falling. WeatUer clear end ihawing. Cincinnati, Nov. 7," m. River fallen 17 j inches. Now IH feet in the channel, j Weather cloudy and mild. Mercury 37. The steamer Acacia Cottage sunk i lu White river on Wednesday night and will probably prove a total loss. She was owned in Nashville, was valued at about ?8000 and inaured for 55,000. We have been obliged to slight our River column for two days, on, account of the Message, and hope our steamboat friends will excuse us. We shall be able to attend to that column as usual after to-dav. Ot'SINKSS LOCALS. t5" Messrs. Law & Anthes will sell at ' public auction ail the lots in Block No. 49, on Fulton Avenue in Lamasco City, on " Monday, December 10th, nt 1 o'clock p. m. The sale will take place on the premises, but should the weather be unpleasant, then at Mr. Ilolzhauer's Store, opposite the Block. For the first time these lots are now brought into market. They are unquestionably in the healthiast locality and present tho Quest locations for building of any ia the city. No more eligible and beautifully located property was ever offered for sale in Evansville. These lots have aU been staked oft" and numbered, so that pur. ; chasers can now go, before the sale, and pick out the lot they wish to buy. The title i-i perfectly good. Warranty Deeds will be given. The terms are very liberal, to-wit : onefourth cash, balance in one. two, and three years. decG-4td. J&2 Dull times, poor money, and no much of that. Well, we have one consolation : A little money will purchase a good suit of clothes, and that will give U3 a respectable appearance, whether we hare any more money than will pay for the clothes or not. But to get jour clothes at the lowest rates, you must go to Davidson's, on First street, who is selling Coats, Pants, Vests, and everything in hia line at cost and carriage. Dec 8-1 1. JJoi.tos's Geveiial Atlas. This valuable work is now in course of delivery by Mr. Huntington the Agent. It is a work of great merit the most perfect of the kind ever gotten up, and should be in the hands of every reading man in the community. It is a condensed history of the world, illustrated by maps, i:i tho constructiuu of wtlich every care h is been taken to note the latest divisions of boundaries, and to mark the recent improvi ni'iits. This work contains a vast fund of useful statistical information in regard to t.vc.ry country on the face of the globe. A3 a book of reference it is invaluable, and to the student of geogr;s ! y, it will afford all the light he will need in the study. Mr. Huntington may be found at the City Ho!..!, Water street, whore he will be prepared to fill all orders. deo.S-d&w. D. C. LaUce's Panopticon at Marble Hall, commencing Monday night We have never seen this exhibition ourselves, but from what we seo other papers speak of it, no doubt xve shall have a popular and interesting entertainment. From the Nashville Patriot we extract the following : Thk War is IsrtA. To the reader of history and the student of human nature, what, varied associations present themselves in that fingle "word ! Magnificent enter, prises, "'incomparable heroism, uneuaied sagacity, incredible cruelty, horrible superstition, wonderful perseverance, grandeur of conception, multiplied instances of the loftiest efforts, and the most abject degradation of humanity the meelin at once of the extreme ties .of the sublime and tho on-temptible-these and a thousand other subjects' are forced ou the mind while reviewing the wonderful Panopticon of India. India is a marvelous problem, and a phenomenon which puzzles the philosopher while it charms the philanthropist. With it is associated the most luxuriant foliage, tho most beautiful scenery, the most stupendous and massive architecture of past ages. Who has not heard of the Great Moirul ? His empire was once the richest in the world, and millions were subject to him. Hut, alas, the grasping avarice of Great Uritaiu has wrested the scepter from the house of Tamerlane, and the last of the Moguls wander now in exile. The " terrible struggles of his subjects to regain their liberty is vividly illustrated in the" Panopticon. - Tub Isuia.v Tkooi'e anl IIisToural Tableaux. We uttended this exhibition lust night in the boat at the foot of Locust street, and were highly pleased will it, as we think all others ia tUo kiiiiieuce were. The performance; wer e very interesting, instructive, ami gratifying to the taste for the picturesque. They consist of Indian songs and dances and representations of scenes iu American history by, living figures, all in appropriate costumes. These living pictures are well thought of and skillfully executed. We advise all who can to go. There will be exhibitions this afternoon at 2 o'clock and this evening at 7. That in the afternoon is for ladies and children. Price 2" fccuts for adults and 15 for children. Ordinary price 50o for adults, children 25c. There will be an entire change of programme : from yesterday.' Go and take the little j ones. ,- , Bg,, Rev. Mr. Ilobbs will preach a Temperance sermon at Ingle Street Church, on Sunday evening, Dec. Ttb, atthe usual hour. The public are respectfully invited to attend. 4afA practicable pass has been .bund over the Sierra Nevada mountain ia California far a lUiitoad.

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i uijusiveiy ior tne Journal. Highly Interesting iii Wautngtpu New York, Dec. 7.-Tlie,T mica's Wash-, ington correspondent Lays: The Clerks of the Departments from South Carolina decided to all resign on the 17th.' 4 Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, was refused his pay at the Treasury yesterday, but on threatening to have the draft protested, was paid the whole amount Secretary Cobb is not to be found. Purties holding large claims against tho Government would take par in Government stocks, but are refused. The revenue this week is several hundred thousand dollars less than last week. ; Mr. Stephens, of Georgia, Las written' a letter to a friend, urging calmness and delay in the secession movement, deprecating it, and urging a reconciliation and continuance of the Union. . y Bonham, of South Carolina, decliued to appear on the Committee ou Military Affairs to-day, and will resign his' position on the first of next week so he declared .today. :. Mr. Etheridge, of Tenn9sef, declared that peaceable secession is utterly impossible and out of the question, which substantiates Senator Hale's position. The Southern Senators will Bold a convention some time this iveek, and. Mr. Crittenden will make, he says, a great and last effort to sate the Union,' . - The House special committee seems to sat isfy nearly the whole of the Union men. Speaker Pennington is complimented for it. Senator iverson was severely reproved to-day by Messrs. Crittenden, Douglas, Hunter, and Humphrey Marshall foe his ill advised speech of yesterday. A s The announcement of Southern merchants, that they will not repudiate their debts, ia having a good financial effect here, and acts favorably for them. An intimate friend of Mr. Lincoln, who left him the rast week, states that he was assured that no members of his Cabinet had yet been determined on. All speculations sent out from here are inspired by personal objects. The- report is current that Senator Hunter will resign his position as chairman of the finance committee, owing to' the stale of the treasury. He despairs of accomplishing any thing under the circumstances. ' t Senator Wade will next week make a speech showing the impossibility of peaceable secession. A caucus of Southern Senators and Representatives is being held this turning. This is the first that has been held. Its ob ject is to consider what action ought . to be taken in regard to the committee of thirtythree, and whether any of the Cotton States should meet in this committee. There is a strong repugnance among 1 lie Itcpresentatives from the five Cotton States to a meeting at all. No decision however up to a late hour has been arrived at. The Democratic Senators have not gone into caucus to select their usual committees, and it is doubtful if they can iittmand a majority at present in the Semite. It is said that several members will rvtue to recognize Mr. Douglas as a member of the caucus. The appeal of John Cochrane to-day to Mr. Hawkins of Florida not to decline serving on the committee of 33 produced a deep impression. It was a burst of thrilling eloquence and the applause in the galleries attested the sincerity with which the popular heart cherishes the love of the Union. Charleston-, Dec. 6 The Georgia Senate has rejected the bill calling a Convention of the Southern States. This i3 received as an indication of Georgia to secede separately. The election of delegates to Hie South Carolina Convention was a juiet one. A very full vote whs polled. The result will be known to-morrow. It is generally conceded that Judge McGrath will lead the ticket. Porter Mills, it is also coui i .l.l,. ia elected. . : r. There is a rumor on I ho street to-day that the Federal Government is engaging I tinkers for Fort Moultrie, and drilling theiu as recruits. . . v Senator Yulee of Florida has written a letter from Washington to the legislature of that State, announcing that upon learning at any tinto of the determination of Florida to dissolve connection with the Northern States, lie will promptly and joyously return home to support the banner of the State to which he owes his allegiance. Col. Blackburn, Federal iiiaishiil tbr the northern district t Florida, is closing up his business, preparatory to resigning. The secession foeling in Florida is quite hs 'universal as in South Carolina. - : - - Nkw York, Dec. 7, m. Late advices from the coast of Africa report the csptirre by the I. S. ship Constellation of the Slave bark Cora of X. Y., with 700 negroes on board. - . . . - f 1 ; The special Pacific Railroad committee, to whom was referred that ' portion of the message relating to the Pacific Railroad, will meet soon. They will undoubtedly adhere to the old bill recoiutoeuded 'last, year, and action will depend niueli on the coarse of the Southern States should it general 3ece.x3io.11 of the Southern States take pluvt, no favor will be shown to the Soiilhem r'oiit.. tt is considered an important malter by I ho Republicans. TIiai lieixvbJ tuna members of the committee are in a majority, and will insist on tho central route, if no other i-; agreui to. If secession should tak plai-e-, the ii.ll will pass and the incoj'poratora stand resadrr to commence at once. Tho ho members from South Carolina, 'aa, Gtorgia, and Mississippi cW pay In ma. a;id mileage to this date, which iVaves the treasury without money for ;.inHihir- service: to other members. Nkw Your, Dec 7th, m. The lrrruhEs Washington cor respondent says Alter the It, ,t I ' i 1 1 1 1 r M (V 1 C 1 t- V . W". u 1-rt i lb ("1 1 1 1 I - House adjourued, so stvore were ths South era men upon Mr. Million . thnl :i bloody conlliet came near being the resalLwi' uonversittion ia oue of the hotels, iu v. i;t hr Mr. Millsoa was charged with U-iug' a ii d Ulack Republican. j Until the House settles the fiitisiioi ul excusing Mr. Hawkins from serving or the I committee, the chairman, Mr. Corwiis wiil j not call them together. I The report to-day is tha Riggs & Co., ' and others, contracting for the last $lo,iiO0,0O0 loan, have advanced about iti,0tMi,0ott, j and now refuse to ad tsuwee any more, 011 the ground that Souti. Carolina, a luember 1 of one of the coitraxtiaur firms, refuses to assume her proportional part of the tar- ) ; gam Washixh.0 Dec 7, m. The Putnam Phalanx, under n lailiUa-T cseotV visited ,ue White liouse this Jiioruiug; t -otitiueuti:tl unifosiii. The editorial in the liitellijntfr this niorniii"- recommends; a, ctitivcntiotv of the ; slaTt holiiiDg Sutes for tho jitirpnse of a mutual constiltatiun, i-ti respwt alike to tue U:ttio;ers lielieve.l l be itiipending and the retuedT deemed niort urletiuate tft nrert them. It in said to be indicative of a plan now uiutuiiiio; here to effct this object.

Washington, Dec. 6th, m. Mr. Dundas, Second .Assistant P. M. General, has been sick for . two months past, arid is still at home in a critical condition. The commercial houses of New York and other cities have already ordered from the P. O. Department, in advance of their distribution among the post offices, over $1,000,000 worth of the new ruled letter envelopes about to be issued, probably on Monday, with one cent stamps attached. This has been done with a view of taking advantage of the new invention, and the general curiosity respecting it, by inclosing their circulars addressed to the trade in these envelop.

' Washington, Dec. 7. The President toi-day explicitly expressed his determination to send no more troops to the Forts near Charleston, and said everything would be done on his part to avoid a collision. Major Alexander has made no request for re-inforcements, and it is represented that the lest of feeling exists between the garrison at Fort Moultrie and the citizens of Charleston. New Orleans, Dec. 7. Mr. Stewart, member of the Texas Legislature from Gonzales, has issued a circular in accordance with the resolutions of the public meetings, held in that place, inviting the members of the Legislature to be in Austin on the 3rd Monday of December, to hold an extra session to call a State Convention. Governor Houston promises to resign if the people demand the convoking of the Legislature. Hoisting the Lone Star Flag in the towns throughout Texas eonlinnes, and the people have united in resistance to Lincoln's administration. Sr. Louis, Dec. 7. The electoral college of this State met at Jefferson City Wednesday, and cast the vote of Missouri for Donglas and Johnson. New York, Dec. 7. The Cataract City Bank of Patterson, New Jersey, closed its doors on Monday. The loss on its bill will be inconsiderable, if anything. New lark Market. New York, 7th, p. m. Flour transactions are only to a limited extent At irregular and lower priee3 ; the extreme difficulty ia selling sterling exchange has almost put a stop to the export demand, while the homo trade cannot be induced to purchase more than sufficient to supply their most pressing wants. Sales 7200 bbls at 4 40(74 0i for super State, 4 50(J,4 05 for extra State, 4 4 0(iT.4 50 for super western, 4 50(Ji4 i0 tor common to extra western, 4 80(a5 00 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Rye flour ouly in limited request at 3 4 00 for common to choice super. Transactions in corn meal only to a trifling extent; prices favor buyers. Whisky heavy aud lower with sales of 50 bbls at 17(17A. Wheat dull and unsettled and nominally lower; difficulty in selling exchange caused serious falling off in export demand ; transactions include 14,200 bu Milwaukee club at I 08; 500 bush white Michigan 1 .'to ; sooo bush prime white California at 1 30 ; 2000 bush winter red western at 112 and I500O bu unseived amber Wiscousin nt 92c. Rye dull and nominal at C5c. Barley heavy with no salea reported. Corn heavy and declining with but little inquiry either for export or home consumption ; sale3 of 20000 bush mixed western afloat at 00(5 01, nearly all at inside prices, closing with buyers generally refusing to pay over 58G0. Cats dull and in a great measure nominal at 37i38.J for western, Canadian, and State. Hides dull and lower, at 20c for Buenos Ayres, l'J fur Rio Grande, and fri for western slaughtered. Pork quiet and without striking change, with sales 475 bbls at 10 75 for mess , 17 00 for uninspected new mess, and 1 7 50 for inspected new mess, and 10 7") for prime. Reef dull and heavy, with sales 150 bbls at R 50(a) 10 00 for repacked mess, and 10 50llo6 for extra prime mess ; prime mens leef dull and nominal. Reef hams, dull, with sales 100 bbls at $12 for state. Cut meat: dull and heavy ; salea 75 packages at CA7 for shoulders, and 9J (? lo for hams. Smoked meats dull at 9 tor shoulders, and lli13 for hams, and I I for sides. Dressed hogs in small supply and firmer; sales were made at 7(ii7 for com fed, Live bogs quiet at 5h(a!'i$. Bacon dull ; sales f.O boxes city clear middles at 9. ; large lots are offered for this month's delivery at 91. Lard Ju!t and ! lower ; sales 300 bbls at 10J10 for prime j western ; closing at the inside juices. 15utj ter 10(.al4 for Ohio; 14(TV21 for state. ! Cheese steady at 910J. Sugar dull ; prices without change. Coffee transactions are only to a limited extent; prices still rule in favor of buyers. Molasses without change. Stocks opened lower at the aecond session, bitt closed firm, with more inquiry. Ciucluuatl Market. Cincinnati, Dec. 7. Flour unchanged and in moderate demand at 4 254 30 for super. Wheat nominal. Corn in good deiui ind ; receipts light and prices firm at 30. Oats 28 and dull. Whisky dull at 14c. flogs, dull holders offered to sell quite freely at 5 '5, but buyers hold off and sales could no t be made at the close at over 5 O0. Re-c-i pts of 4000 head. Mess pork sold at 14 00 wl.ieh is a decline; moderate business could have been done at this rate. Lard nominal at 9(5;t4- Green meats nominal; 6h has brvm paid for hams in the morning, but subflquently they could not be sold at this tiiice. Groceriea unchanged. SucrarO?. f Molasses 20(.i 27. Coffee 1314. Money i noarket stringent ; rates of exchange firmer, I; "'t not higher; New York i prem. Itorkvllle HailroiMt t'elelrallot. I This interesting event took place on ' Thursday. It was an "immense" affai i from l.V'O to 2,000 people attended. 23 or 30 ? . 1 17 ' I ! . 'I' 1 ..... ... . . ... .. i went ui troiii Kv:iusville). I liere wits it iii:v.iterly dpeeeb front Uii liiu J W. Tliorupson, also s weclit's from t5en. Stoc!e,JJolin Ingle, jr., and otliers ; h liio; dinner in snrnriluons style ; a dance in the U.H.'kviIl; depot, at w hich the youth ami lieatity were present, 'nt grout numbers ; ami a, grand lime generally. Never was there so well pleased a sot of people iw the Parke county folks. They have been cut off from Railroad advantages lonp pnough to appreciate them. Our Evansville excursionists were delighted. Iii?v saw visions of a splendid trade up titer. , and actually combined busiues with pleastire so far as to bring some urders down with them. The new Railroad is in good order and is well stocked. There is a nice frame depot awttoekville, and the Aronru'iin Kx press has ope tied an office there It is the policy of Evtiosville now lo ' cl4Ie!fally cultivate an aciiuaintaiice ttjiu tnj terocMirse with the country opened iii by i that road. The trade ia ours if we make ! the proper effort to get it.

Raj Many thanks to the Adams Express, particularly the clever messengers, Messrs. Ferry and Davis, for repeated newspaper favors. Also to Mr. Zach. Taylor for the same.

In consequence of the pressure on our columns, we are compelled to leave out much interesting matter. In a short time we shall be able to give our usual variety. ItULKOAU RECEIPTS. IECEM BEE T, I860. CS5 bush corn, 27 do oats, Geo. Foster A Co.; 1 box books, V. M. Aikouiu: St whisky bids, 1 box cluthiug, 10 doz brooms. 1 bbl butter, 2 bbls floor, H. Bemsstine; 1 sk feathers, 8 beef bides, 2 boxt i rags, 1 bag feathers, iTeston Bro." 45 bales hay, Kahu; 2 bxs drts.-d jHWiltry,-1. IV Heimnti; 25 bbli w hisky, A. M. Mctirifi; 201 btwh shelled com, K07 do eatH, Crane A ltrowu; Iff Iks flour, 2 do meal, A. Klles; 3 ear loads lumber, Krutz 4 Ileilnian; 26 ska flour, John Meni; 40 bbls whisky, Allia A Howes; 3 tixa ludse, 2 jars, 2 eupty bxs, L. Kessler; 6 bdls wire, J. B. Mesker; a bxs drujis, Keller WIiite; 1 bx boots, T. O. Hecfcer, Mt.' Vernon. A. K. bHKAPEll, Ag't. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ONE DAY MOKE. INDIANS ! INDIANS ! Kenshatontyeh's fine Indian Troupe, jCrjuaistiDg r.f Warriors, Braves, and Squaws l'rpreetutciti vs from four Katiunx, will erormn board th FLOATING TEMPLE, la this place, t 2 and 7 o'clock on - Saturday, Dec. 8, I860. Hi Exhibition eonnUtsof the characteristic and ).eiil'ar Sengs, Dances, aud Ceraraonies of the Ced Man. amonar which are the. Scalp Dane. Bear Iance, Bnfl.lo Dance, Green Corn Dance, Ilnrial Ceremony, Siy Pance, Snake Dance, 4c, Ac. ThUT rr.upe. have never failed tofrive great satiafictioii wherever they have appeared btfore the public, even wheu nnnminted l y other attraction. It H nvw combined with Cncbeu'a Living American Historical Tableaux, in wLii h will he shown scenes of the moat interest in American History, such as Washington Crossing the Iielaware, Discovery of the Mississippi Rivet, , linrial of DeS.ito, Dr. Kane in t tie Arctic Regions, Surrounded by Tcit.rg3. Tu litis tableaux will appear the Live Kscjuiniaux Dnjr, brought from the Arctic Regions by Dr. Kane. - . ' 1'errVs Victory wn Lake Erie, " Mnrderof Miss Mcf'rea, ' Capture of Andre, ; Maasirre of Wyoming, - - IWahontai savin the life cf Capt. J bn Smith, tc, Ac. All thee tableaux will be shown on a Cob Srtal Wheel, which, slowlv revolviw g, exb ibits to the audience ench scene as It really occurred. Admission to this Mammoth Nati.mal Kutt-rtain-nient Is only Ml i-enls. Children half price. At the afternoon exhibition tln prica will be reduced toVS cents for Ladies and 15 cents for Children, in order that all may attend. Front seat.- reserved for Ladle. Courteous and obliging Ushers always in a.tendauce. Thero will be an entirecbane of Programme to-day. dec-It Notice is herebv uiven that I v virtue of an exe cution issued ont.Vf the office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Common Tinas Conit, in favor of Garrett Wiknff m. John tcbueler, aud to nie di rected. I have levied upon, and will, on J-'ATl'KDA V, UKCKMBIR 2!ttli, 18i50, between the hours of 111 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock l. M. oi said d.i , at the door of the Court Honse in Kvansvi'le. oiler lor sale at public auction the reoisand nroliis tor the term of seven years, of the follow inn real estate situated in Vanderburgh countv. Indiana, to wit; Lot No. twohuudred and twenty C.'-li), iu the Iioiiation Enlargement of the l itv of tvausville. Indiana, together witu tne lmprovenu nte thereunto belonging. And should said rents and profits ol said real estate not sell for a sum riilticieiit to satify said writ and costs, I will, at the ame time an 1 place, offer for sale and sell at public auction, the lye aiuiple of aaid real e-tate, without regard to valuation or appraisement laws lor the satislaction of said writ and costs. JOHN 8. GAVITT, aherift V. C. IVf. 'J. Johnson, pVtts att'v. dec8-.'!tw Positively one week only, commencing December 10th, 18-.0. D. C. LARUE'S WONDERFUL PANOPTICON ; .r lite, moving Mechauical Kxhibitioti of tho War in India, and the SKl'Oi" RKBKLLION. The most thrilling of all modern miracles, embracing an astonishing combination of EIGHTY TlKH'SAMi MOVING AND ACTING MODELS OK MEN. HOUSES, AND AJilMALH. It is iot a Panorama, painted wit a tew hundred foet of Hat canvas, but is a startling and faithful representation of actual occurrences, re-enacted with bewildering accuracy, by mechanical models, endowed by genius with the correct motion and impassioned volition of life. It iB the most complete and expensive coinpeud of art ever exhibited. frKxhibition every Digbt at a ipiarter liefore 8 o'clock. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Afternoon exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday at 3 o'clock. ttFTickets v;5 cents Children 15 cents. e"ec8-3wd D. C. LARCK, Proprietor. MTWOVSKHOLn MtVHJlTVRK JT MM. AUCTION. We sell at auction, on Tuesday morning, Dec. 11th, at 10 o'clock, at our Anctlou Rooms, a lot of Household Furniture, consisting ill part of 9 Solas itwo new) Beds and Bedding, Tables, t 'hairs. Stands, Lounges, a large lot of Glassware, a good arti, le, and a (teueral variety of household good tm) tedious to mention. d.,SsJld II. NELSON A CO. Wi.O lit! V I OHM '15 o" M 1 tttl M choice white wheat flonr received, and for sale by (decs) CHAS. Mc.IOHN.STON. lfi TJHVH!BTJ ft 4 II i SO '. BOXMSS piarl starch, just received, and for sale bv deci CI I A3. McJOHNSTON. asserted kinds soap. 30 boxes assorted star and store, and lor sale by CHAS. de.:t tallow rjindles, iu McJOHNSTON. WM8COJV .V, .11 1 8 monev taken for croceries or CHAS. McJOHNSTON. B souri, ami l"Wi on accouut, by decs "jrihrsiiKii. k writ eh he visi'Klh L-S Sugars 10 bbls just rweived, and for sale by deoS CHAS. McJOHNSTON. t'l'ime Iiio ; 4 pockets old government Java, iu store, and tor sale by decS CHAS. McJOHNSTON. IJVI JttjMi'iiJKHE I J.VU U'JJ TK J. ,,1,. :;o halt bbls received, ana lor sale by dei-S (HAS. McJOHNSTON. mm l.j st Kit I" 1 It I &.-w ft U H Ij H Newark Plaster, received and lor sale by lecrt CHAS. McJOHNSTON. m tuttf Tit flILK l,rii It t NTH ! m A II lbs Prime siibiar for tl.in. only to be bad i at d.-cf! 1UMIK. & LANGLsl'.-i. ses on your cates. tMk A I.angley sell A No. 1 new molasites nt !ti' p.-r gallon. dec 8 ff3P 'H Kj r ' H 11 CU 'HliJ r MM l.v bas i hidce prime buckwheat tor sale bv decS COOK A LAKGLKY'S. W9VTTKU . T 15, 30, --V 35 CTf. Mm Oood cook tu; butter at IS cents per lb.; No. I Western Keserve butter'at -rlc: Shaker butter, in rolls, '2.V; Extra Annst ron 1 o. t.utter, on cioMi, 2sc. at decS COOK A LAKfiLETS. Imtii; vf.v.vw TP u jri"K i iioii dinner v Ithont some i f Cook A Laoirley's cluuee t'lery. HO ,lozen just received. decH K. .n. T II K fltliVKST IIUJIJSJI t lysters in tt e city. decs COOK X LANGLET, Agents. HO IU iOtfe' at plec.'ti CtKtK. & LANG LEV'S. 1 OO tJ 1 J TJ - .oes, at COOK A LANGLEY'si. d, S - 93 Meal, at oil cents ier bushel, at dec COOK A LANG LEY'S. T HHi.S ti.XTJtJ FI.M.W U tt IJ' P fors-ilel y I'UUi; i; LANGLEY. dec3 JU Posts. Tl he subscriber has just received from 1 Oiean, N. I., a lot 01 tue ncsr liemioca rencinij ' ever otlertsl ill tins market. He is also prepared t to furnish psl Fence Posts, in large or small j .uan titles. Call at the coruer ot Meveutu auil ; Slain streets. "No trouble to show i;-""! " ; dec.T-.liw J.r. GLOYETE. t it r.. bi:ai. Late of Jatjuess A Co. aaso.n iniow. READ & BUBR0W, i wtii.rsti.r br.Ai.ry is ' - Boots C3 Snoos, HATS AND CAPS, no. l i Aioln at., EVASSVILLE.IND. i apr4

BUSINESS CARDS.

r. W. BfcUtUU.YEE. A. Hl.LELINO. , BRINKA1EYER & CO., SOUTHERN iSTOVE WORKS, ? Evansville, Ind. Manufacturers of Stoves, Hollow Ware, Railings, House Frouta, Verandahs, Balconies, and Castings in jreneral. Copper, Tin, anil bheet Iron Waro. - mm- Sales Boom : Main street, nearly opposite tho Court House. Jonrdery near Mouth rireou Crek. Orders pro np.ly attended to. jnuei;t-tm. Jacob Sinzich &Son. WHOLESALE BAKERS, Dealers in BOAT STORES, K-aIr bit. CVsf ss Srramitrt. Mt. 8ALE DRY GOODS HOI'SK, Tirst street, Evansville, Ind. Murchsnta wf.H ajwiiya find a fu!l Itock of, Dry Ooods, Boots, Shoes, H;t and Caps, at his House, which wil' be sold on fair terms. sep-JI ; : WILLIAn II. AXE. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Cor. Kfrst and Sycamore tsts. Particular attention paid to the repairing of Musical, Repeating, and FINE WATCHES. Vixiting and Wedding Cards lieutly WrilU marttf OBB, MfJLZELt CO., K'JTKJ rreet, EvanBville, Indiana, Wholesale Dwilrs in Groceries and all kinds of Produce, Nails, Glass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, Wbilo Lead, Linseed Oil, Ac, Ac. Also, constantly on hand a full stock of Sash, Panel Duors, Ac, of all tees. apzb JSNUT V. MILLER. .1. HUNKV X1KI!.VS MILLER &. NIEHAUS, DFAI.FRS TN X H "3T GOODS, BOOIS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Ac. A0. 43 JHJl.' STRf.F.T, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA E. Q. SMITH, CU AIT? i A VTT C A f!TIT f? P 17 - AA XX A A AJAXJk i. VA. Jl V 1 V llKlVj J' Market ntrppt. Vvansvill. Tr.il.. uLII ' - keep on hand and make to order every v:ri-tv t:f Caneand Wood Seat CTIAIRS. TlieTradn suvpli d t lowest rates. Hotels, SteaniTioatH and Halls fur lislied promptly to order. All work warrautcd. janl-ly nVCTCDC I mJ u u 1 W11J 1 . THE SEASON OPENED! M. by Adams Express, the Celebrated Fresh BALTIMORE OYSTERS. NEW YORK BAY SHELL OYSTKRS, ' , MILFORD, HARLEM, (lYSTERS, DEL AW A 111'" HAY OYSTERS, W ARRAXTKU FKESII1 Put up with especial care and atteuion. Cann 'ell filled, and tree from shell. Fr s ilo by the case, half case and can. Great inducements oll'ert-i to dealers aud consumers. J. V. FELK ER, Sole Aicciit, septll-tf No. 1(17 .Mai n -St., Evansville, Ind. tfVHABlES .flcJOIIjrtiTflJX-, n Hm.KJ sale and Retail GROCER AND PKt I V ifIi N MERCHANT, dealer in Cordage, Nai',-., Glasn, Cement, Powder, Plaster Paris, Ac, No. - M un ltre4,t, near the Canal, Evansville, 1ml. f. ,::'-. o

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C5 'l 1 o b-3 W H A. LEMCKE & CO., Dealers in Produce, AND Commission Merchants, Hau removed to No. JJ1 Main Street. wnv:t MISCELLANEOUS DR. HAAS, tiaTinit leased the roon:s fortnerlyoccupieil by Dr. Kivett, in Dr. liray's building, i poite the Post Office, for a scries of years, would respectfully solicit tho citizens of Evansville and the surrounding towns and country, o visit bis rooms and see the specimens on exhibition, whether Ihev need the services of a Dentist or not. Since the issuius: of his last rircnl.ir arid advertisement, over a year since, several impiovcncots aud new iiivwiilions have l-een made, of which he lias availed himself, und allows nothing that M il! subserve the interests of his patients, to pass unsecured. His facilities are tetter and estahli-h-nient larger, without doubt, thar. any other in o;ir State, aud equal teauyin Eastern cities. All those who need Dental operations performed, and are ploasoUwith his work, shall Ik, attended to with great pleasure. The following are the styles of work inanufiictured by him: Continuous Gum; Block or Caned Work; Vulcanite Rase; Coralite; Amber; Che n lastic; Gold aud Silver work. v Nothing can excel the beauty and cleanliness of the continuous um work, it is without a seam or crevice. Cheeks that are sunken can be restored to nearly thsir original contour by this style of work, aud also hv the us of the Vulcanite, Coralite, and Amber Base. The latter styles, for lightness and adaptation to difficult mouths, excel auycels any thin? we have ever seen. He has several annstlietics for alleviating pain when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harmless. The most delicate can have them applied. He does not advertise anything? be cannot do, nor exhibit anything not made by himself. Parents should consult the health and beauty of their children by having the Dentist direct thei' second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and health tt those invaluable organs. Irregularity of children's teeth corrected successfully. Those having decayed teeth, should either have thein extracted or tilled at once (the latter if possible). Thw health of the parties and the remaining teeth demand this. mar I tak pleasure in introducing Dr. Haas, my successor to the old rooms iu Bray's building, hopiujr lie will And them both pleasant and prolii . able From my intercourse with the Doctor, I am pleased to lind him one id tilt prr.srroesin? ; possessing taste and hi;;h professional ability and standi ue. With this view, 1 cau, with safety, recommend bini to the community as a skillful aud competent dentist. (niaj'28) - J. KIVETT. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF FEW YORK CITY. Cash Capital, r. $500,000. siRPLis siaD.ooo participation" 'policies, Entitling the assured to a portion ot its 1'iuiits, OF WHICH 75 PER CENT Is s. t aside annually for that puri oe, providing SAFETY In its yr ally accumulations, which are funded instead of being divided to storkholdeis, and . CII EA F S E S ,S In dividends to holders of participation iM,liciee,'' or an ABATEMENT in Mhpub lusuramo from .the standard rates id premium to customers who 1 may prefer lion-participation. . JOSEPH WALKEK, PrcVt. j THOb. W. EIEO.-iALL, Vice Prcuiduu t . I K. L. HAVOOcii, Sts-.'y. I THIS COMPANY t Insuro asai6t loss and damage by Eire on TiilI inps, Household Furniture, Stores, Warehouses I and their contents. ! Polir issued by i septt' 'STiPELAND A h'EXSEN'. Agents. OBOSS VLOTHKS J Pins, 10 cross Htove Polish, 25 Washing Bine. 10 doz BnkinK Powder, 2 cases Sardines, whole, bait, aud quarter lioxes, oO doz one and two lb cans Cove and Spiced Oysters, in store and for sale by (uov20) CHAS. McJOHNSTON.

STEAMBOATS.

REGULAR PACKETS. i I .OliWK'PAc. CHARLEY B0WEN!! II. T. DEXTEK,JUuttr. Willi Itentlj-, 1 r . , . Jolia JJexter, f Clerks. , The rs0VET is the regular EvausvUle und Cairo Swift, Lisrht-Draught, V. S. Mail, l'assenner and Eruicht Packet. tf-c"' Arrives at Evansville every Tuesday nd Friday morning, luakiii close connect iou with the E.AC. KAILTJOAD FOB LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND THE EAST. P.-iS Leaves EvanuviKe every Tuesday and Saturday at l i o'clock nr., connecting with CL'-MDEKLAND &. TEXNESSEE KIVEil I'ark ts at Smithlaud, and at Cairo with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL HAI LltllAD, And with Packt ts f.r ST. L0CI3, MEMTniS, AND NEW ORLEANS. The C. B.'iwkk cx to Cairo every Tuesday, and the Chaelkv Bowks g's s to Caiio every Saturday, .sir. Jju. s. I.IAIL. kEiul Evansville SPadncah I)aily Packets DUNBAR, CJtS FOWLER blaster. GEN. ANDERSON, THOM ASSOS Master. Leave Evaimvllle Dnlly nt. 1 o'clock !., Sitittlays Kx ritrd. Leiive Patlucah Daily at U A. The Dl'NBAR and OEN. ANDEKSltN make close couues-tions at Padurnli with pro kets for NASHVIL LE, ST. LOUIS, A NEW ORLEANS, A nt KvHiiMVille u it h packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Hall roads, for tlie lCstt. ttW The Dunbar irocs to Caii-o every Friday, and the it u. Aijderson i.Mhs to Cairo every Saturday. JOHN li. HALL, A ieut, sept'2S No. v Water Hreet. W V i I. -I.JH I! fJS'M- ZJ " Mi - ville and Bowling flreen Packet. I ..It Theliylif, draft IT. S. Mail 8tenmeru30sm I. V. I'AJll'HELI,, A. LITEll, Captain. JOHN TKAVIS, Cl'k, Leaves Eviiii'-vi I !e every Monday and Thursday, at r, oViork, i' v, ; leaves llowlimr Green every Wednesday j'Tid .t1:r lav, at s a. h. nov'jH VJI HKOI.TOJV JiJ'll Tl I POND HIVE!'. jMtiIKi?At,i-, Mit-ttr, Amory, 'trkt -"'-'-'V uiul.'' rt-utjii fi--iai-v.''Ulv trip to tuitli .'rr)liin ;t t.'I I'tfinl Hi vf-r, i'javiii on Wediieduys For frih t r I'aHiip, apply o n 1'OinI. hotJS laJVS l V . A i ft KtfKUsrijY ljj VmUvt, Oi:n'l l. f. WHITE, ffrwlar Kr.-;;rit i.ihI IWiTiT mi-mrj '"j mmt ti iivily (SimilHys rxci ptfl) betwcpft this point find iltu'tiriii. hiut7 m u Itinc. Tilt LontHVilto hti1 fT ri'-ii-t.-r en L:i?Iit-Iruiit;ht, Swift, 8ide fJis-JX. Vli ( l V. S. M.aud r'Utror n iVi tt-'-ii Gri'oy UUiJtgLo, Ca t. A. DONNALLV. J. A. LtK, CI k, Leaves Evansville for Lol'isville I'Very Monday 1-o'clock m., and every Thursday at 6 o'clock v. m., arrivin;; at Loiiidvillo Tucuday aud Friday ever, i it ;rs. lb-turning, leavs LouhvMIo ovcry Wednesday iuid Saturday cveuiiij: at 0 oY.lis-k. JNO. II. HA; L, Ah'. nt, jnly-tf No. -i. Water street. EVANSVILLK AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, C2tr r o y 3Z3 zx sr X o . W. II. DAM ELM, Capt. . Wm. Di'V.w., C'cik. JLjI Tiusday ami Saturday at 6 o'chx'lc p. m. - Kcturiiinf, Irnv.'S Lo'iisvilie every Monday and Friilav at 4 o'clock p. M. Th much Hills of Ladinir'will be (riven for Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore or ew York at as low rates it ind lower than by any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rates for any point on the Ohio Kiver oron tJreen Hiver. fbr The ,Hecicr acconiuKKlatious of the llrey E iIe .are uuHiirpas.si.'d by any boat upon the Western waters. Apply nn hoard or lo ' JOTi N B. HALL, jnue7-dtf ; No. 2 Water street. FORVARD'G & COMMISSION. W. "- W1. AIKMAN Sc CO,. X XX ODUOE AND Commission Merchants, NO. ti . or 111 Water St., Evantrllle. rt" Agents for tbe sae of Salt, Elonr, tirain. Provision?, iintl all other artielcsof Proilnce. oct'o I. A.CUANF ". WW.BKOWN'. CRANE &. BROWN, Forwarding & Commission MorcHantiB, EVANSViLLK, I. VP. Tf7" Agents for Kanawha Salt Company. " Liberal C'ash advances made on ."hipinenls of Produce. The undersigned, of tho lato firms of I. A. Crane & Co., and llrown A AiUman, have this day associated themselves together under the nam uf Craue & Drown, for the purpose of traiisactiHi; a General Eorwardinir and 'omuiissioii husiuessvas carried on by the late tirnis. From our lonirexperieijceand increasid fiM-ilitftsi, -together with our persoual and strict attenti,u t the interests of our Corresnoiitlents, wo hazard uothiug io u,'irsatoeiiiK perfect satislaction. Webej; leave to exjire.-s our i;raiitudu to those who have heretofore conlHed their interests to our keepinir, ami trnst to lie to serve t hi in iu future, pledK'tJK tan' lsjst eltorls to the advaucemei of their iuterui-U. IAAC A. CUANE, oct-2-lyd WILLIAM liUilWX. (SDI.nn KXi'UKUM r .riijf.V-.-91 M. NKW AKIIANfiK.MKSr. The Adams E.v.pbkss (,'ompanv ress-i tfnlly announce to their fj'ieuiU and patrons, tho public of Evansville and vicinity, that, wi:h inert used itu illties for the transportation of F U E I i 11 T , I' A C K A ! F. fi 3! O X E Y A X If V A t. V A fl , .' They solicit a continuance: uf former tsvors. rss-inl ca.e txksn iu tlic collection of liills, lualis, Notes, and tho trari.,portHtion of niiiali an J valnahltf packages. All persons wishing to avail thenistdves of tit" facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired inlorniation in reference to the routes und details ol 1km business, at their Office on First street, between Maiu aud Locust, opiKisius the Post uthe-. do li? U. H. KIcH. Ajrent. Old Establislica Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. p. a. o'HiLsir &. Co. t.Tuyi.no.', m-'ou i-vj.v, rilMMIS!().S MKRCHASTS. fjeueral liail r twi c.lsieainboftt,, nd lOxprefn Atenrs Speual for the ,- PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; :id ronnwticri, ovf-r wliicli W" are (iuU.orjz, d U giv thruiijh rert iptM at loHt ycmnito rata Jiarin? a rnanimth Wharfboat at th landing, tls lai'crit ti tho Oiil Kiwr, cat Me of utorlng' and ruUcting all iuerchajuliz lialde to liiuuif froiu t xpoHurc, wo arc prriarrd to larilitM't tlio d.epat h of a!! ciiiignmeutn, ln warded to our care liyeitltPT KIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular atU-ntinu jaid to lioceiyiog, Storing and Forv.nrdiu, -nlrto1, to the Sale cf any Produce, or othw property, consigned to f"rda!o,aodrtati8-fa-tiou cuaraDt'4)d. Ot.i' f aud xtfnsivo Warelioufw on Water arraet, aljoininp tin Tdfrruih, and on the Wharf boat, wlier? we are to be found, att'-tidjn to t!i interfusti of our natrons at all hmirfl, day and niprht, Witu our Bupririnr facilitif; lnof-afanding ; untiriDg nrzy; and ItTiowiwifto of our lMiutfH8, we fwd conndirnt of pU'inir trciwral eatinfartioij, and hoj to merit acontinunc of tJi extivepatronag we ar now enjoying. .. 1 Libflr.il cash ad vane will be maie on a!lcouttin- j menta to eithr ouraHTea or corrvifpondonta in any j of tho principal markfltn, North, Kaat r SmMh. P. C. O RIL.EY CO. I

INSURANCE

Insurance Agency. ALLEN C. H ALLOC K Evar.xv 1 1 !-. CNDEK WRITER AND GENERAL INS'JIiANCr ACINI", Adjvkteb or AvLEAi:r.o, ai d Notary Pcsmc 'Ho cootinui to isue Volices from suver'il r'ii i Class and most reliable INSURANCE COMPANIES Iu the Country, ou Inland and Fiif i'o. IIhh iII also receive applications lor LIKE lNStUANCK. He will a'.toud to the Adjuniuut ot Lossh of every description' under policies trout olhst iu;en. ies, and alien 1 to l he r, !i.-im.-;ii oi all mitt. tsrs conuueted with 1N.-1 UANi 1, lor parties lo. tereeteii. , His loii experience as an Ist'itAKci AiET, has made him f.uuiliui uiih all sobjeits coniie-lecl Willi inulaiue. r-e-titj!cK. Marble Hall Uuildin,!, t.o.l) Main St. NORTH AMERIC AN FIRE INSURANCE CO., Cash Tapilal, $300,000. CAN II ASSETS,. $375,000 W. C. FIASTINGS, Sec'y. A. F HASTINGS, Freat. TllSuraS aainr.l 1 .ns. liol J-ausye I V Kll ou Di )Iius aud their cooteiits, Siunufactories, Mills, tor hons-4, Stocl.s of Mer,.li.indii., ht fair aud lessonabb- lat.-! of -r, cii.uii. . Policies ptoitiptl iBHiic.l and to.it4 Adjusted for the toini,any by A. 0. llVUnt'ri i .'.0, Aleuts, M.ubb I1..I1 iooidii-, Main litre st, septH LvaiculUe, Indiana. mw if t& Fit s if a n e e 'V o.9 (: v'v Vff:K. Onion I I 'J :nnl I I I Ilr.Ki.lway. Wif h i i '.t-U ' t ul i i I ii.l i ii i ONE'MILLJON DOLLARS AS FT JT'f.r 1 .'.. lf,:.,(,)0 Th Hnm I li-iir itt . '..tn f it v iitr-ni f I n;.i(iil I.oih or !am;i.v ),s Km- - :i I u .11 1 :,; itn-ii rontftitri. for ri tc- tu ..I ! i .nt 1 t. it t-ir - on th IIHVMt tH ol'Ulili' trftn-'. ." f . . V 'it i-h.iOi -i, t( k of M-rchainli-i''. Pit -Iu .-, ir.ul 'i U -.4 . .M it hirtf. and all in 'in ;,t..- j'tojntv, hi 1 m uA tuil-Atlw rati anil on INLAND NAVIGATION And Trail) rttiHi , xli j iroi-iitN 111011 1 lit bit. it, KakMf 'aujil-t and KaitrtN. as low a" ftu tiHUit 1 Of tli' rittKrt will U-ai , w tl ti I. in n- 1 1 t-Mii a J and llitf (,(iiii.iii. Atljilt tiug all I'Wm'S fully, an.l ) 11 . in t t I v tlu ni. il AS. .1 d A K I I N , l i . -1 1 A. K. I I.M A K I II . 1. .1 I 1 r .?. Mii.ton Smith, t-t n-iitn. John jl.tK, A'l ;-. j ) 1 it nn-4 mad)' lo und roln it-i m-uulI I y A. II A 1,1.' ( K A SUN, A,'l'i, aiiu'2.'i M.itblo Hall IliiiUiuir-, Miln nn.-t. INCORPORATED 184 7. mum iSH OKHARTFORD, CONN. Capital,- - - $250,000. C. '. WAM'i;, b. r'v. '. H. IIUWKIi:!, l'es't 11 riui'i:, lb-mo ii Aifeiit, liehidillK at I oir.l.:.-, 111m CASH C'AI'ITAL Ac .si ' i: I'M';? ."T,:.)(i. This t'oiMaiiv insuios atiint lo-'t Hid dttiuawH by F'irtt on iiwelliuis and tloir ,'onti ni s iitoien, Warehousos, Klooks of 1 -i . baioli. r, and al I mini aide property si as nmoii.iblo r.ilos of pi.-iohiui as n olln-r sdvi'iit un I i elm bit. l'ouipau , Adjii-linj osv, f"ii I if ji.izo,; !',! ;o 't",'ty. Applul iuus tilsde lo mid I'oIich-m ivurd by A l. II l,l,ll K f 'IN., Marl. If Hall itni lilius, Maintt i HilK-l-ld l.v.iwvinr, Ind HAH TFORD"" FIRE IISIHII CO., HARTFORD, COflN INCORPORATED 1810 C II A It 'I' K K I K II V K T I7 A I Villi a Sin , wHliil HiHiut fiH I!i.pt:i ieno of 37 i 1ft, y o x . Caati C apil ii I 4'altnl iiakil Sm du .... $5OOf000. OU 1H'-0,U&0.1 InnMiaiM nani-r l.omt,r fUma.,'' by Fire, on f itM'lhiiKM, Kin fill ii n, Struts, W'nl i h mw, Sim -chandirw, lifirt, Jl:iiiuin. H'fK', iin l'iltn r fctndn of prjTtv. Mi't tod in UiM Joifip.iiif upttu-Hm UiVoi aMo l.'i in- an Hit imti.rc oi lb, rUl. aud ., urity to I'tilii v hol.it-r-4 m ill n.hnil. I'AKTK'jiliA It '( I KN ri pirn I iuHUi io Farui pioptrty, t i'Iiihi ii, ,.I J Wflliittf Harris, ontliiiildi ih'h v nitt-t , in till hi c, Live , Hay, Uiaiu, Khiiiiii Cf- ihiI-1, ,lr , Ac , i;wiii itnod tltfriu, m h i hi ui tai. hi I OU' i.jfra iA fbaiiiiui. T.i'. A M vn. S.'. i.'t'iiy M ll'io'int'Wi. I r.s't. I. yinati, Aii-f'f . 'y. W . M. H with, A tuy I. Aixaudi-r, .ii'l Acoitt t 'i- tbf Vi'cnteru and South Vtr(-in .MhIi 'olumbiii, Ohio. .1. ('ratiaui, AfH't ' i 1 1 1 i il Afc..;it U,i' tde Wdutri and Siith U-tit-in StMtr, 'dnnit'iiM, (iiu. AjI i'utiona itr inuraiu'H t: I'd Id t't t).u lltltifll,lieil, tilt' dll( rllll tK'l ' t At.liti of thj Kttu.n.UX . . II I.I. il K -V ;-U Aif'ti. Orrirr - Mai Id II lH I'.mllior , Mi:i MroLt. HuKi-Ji'l WHEELER s WILSON'? 7T 33 ft - .i It SEWING MACHINE, No. ,ri KiTHt Slrwt, JMairi and L-nt. WM,tK vr'Jit tv Tm; ft ant WW Whpfl-r ,f iloti'H 1 1 1 1 1 i ' i i ! !. m. Marhim at rrtdiuwd trn,'-l with tit ri-Kil ('iiHi'ni in itn ni'iitrt an tl" Lout and iniii uh" .nty now i tig inaihiin; ntw in iin". Ii i-w ii ijiii 1 1 v on the thitkfst ir lltiiifHt f.iLiita, iimki-i tint Ink HI itch impoMHi hto to tin ravel, w 1 1 h t ho inij1 ji advanta4 of lwinizalikn in lioth ol--, t'; ininr nu ridje or cliaiu un Uih und' r Hide ; jh iinjil In t ruction, morw Hjn-fdy in niovhi'ii I , ninl tu"tj dural.lt than any other nm hinf. W f v 'W" full in Htructionii to n:ii'lt th i iin haf to Hot oidnou y s-aiim, HtiLt h, h-m, f II, iinll. j'alio i, l.ind, au.l tuck, all on the tsaui' im.u Ihim-, and u .m hi thre yarn. W'oalsokwp on conatanlly hand a lull ui-ot tinnnt of hiogf-r's iMiichinci. Circulars containing t.-l i rnt-n .at- of tho ahuv machin-'d, from i'tk.-hh of id.- hnh-vL -undine fcititt and Wrjt. irivinir i.ric.,. Ac, will L tin nr-hd gratin, on application in j ft-OM I v WILLIAM IJIKKliOWKU, WHOI.KMA I P? 33?5.TJOOXrT ANf riFAI.fclt IN PA I NTS, BRL'KHUS, OILS, 'A U.xrs!!, WindowGlasand i;l.us'arH, p.-i biiu.-i t ,. all I !r;d, Medicinal liranilif. Kmc, ,c, .Sc. Wauhin rluti Mtuck, Hrrrl. KVA.SV I 1 1 1 , I M.. tT" Proirlt'tor of the tit-iiuiiio l: ll Twin . tobiii-iyd si" tTft !jyrtlTM .' - I O HI HI Ml 1 1 H9fW ory uts, 5f bnsh Valnuis n"t re'-eiV'iU si dc5 LLLlOTTs i a;ily Grorery.