Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 90, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 December 1860 — Page 3

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MONDAY MOKKINi, DKtEMBER 2i CALENDAR FOR 186!. -2 '.3 I f-' ' o 5 i I .,2 L it 5 ' - '.4! t-i :s 'if I i s' 4 s l! 2' :i ' 7 f! 9 l' !'H'l5!l 17 ; 21 2223 21 '28!rJ':j31i I:...!. ..!... I.. .i 4' 5: 0 11 12 -Vi 18 19 2 ;i ii' 71 8! 9 Villi 1'.' ! 13 Uil.vlH 17 IS 10 ' i2?!21 24 25 24 1 27 ' m' 20 oio si:...' .. :. ..!... '...(... ...I 1' 2 i' 31 4' fit 6 7! ! !'to!ll!'!13 14 15'l 'l7llS; li!-JO 21 22 2.J :'-3l,2.-.,2B!7 2'. ...... I: ..'..J . ... 1 ... I 1 2 a! if o! : 7! s; 9 iV'Jfij-7 ii i a 8: 9 lo 15 16 17 22 23124 29 30-31 ...i. ..!... 5: l 7 li;13'14 19 20 '21 2fi'2Tj28 "?, 4 i s in. 11 12 17 110 24'252J Sli.. I... ...! 1 2 7i 8 9 14 -l.Vlfl 21 22 23 2 J 29 30 "5'"6 7 12 13.14 19 2HI21 26 2712 I : i 5 Ml 12 'lain S! 7 13 14 2f!2l 27; 28 : 2.i:2ti .i. i 1 2 .! 8i 91 i'lSllBI ! 22i'i3; i 29i:t I:...)...! i- 6 7 I 13; U .. ... 3 4 101 11 17 18 liioin ns'isn-MS he I!i7 is ia 20 31 23 27 2 ;2!tt30 31 4' 5 6 dl ... ... I I II 2 I 1 2 I 8 9 ,1.1 1 IS : 22(23 2930 7, 8 9 10; 1 1 1 li i:t (14,16 lfi'17 121.22 23,24 Wn-'i'JiHO ... 25;2tll27 i 20 U1 47,28 i 5) lit 7i S 9 HUH 12; '3 14 151 17i 18 Tj '. 0.21 22 23 24i25 !.!...:...!...!... ... i ! 2; 4 5 ; 71 ft !,!' U 12il.til4,n 31 41 5 6 10:11 12 17 i IS 19 24 25 2G i'll'a'.'s ,. 8 9 10 II l;17 18 l'J,2:!21i-22 lo 10 171 i 22 23 -24 (25 , v.t Mt,.n I ... :: 21 25-2U, 27:28, 2i ...;...i...l...L.L. Dirt mi I o it Illustrated. The Leavenworth Republican tells the following story and applies it: One day last week our attention was attracted to a little boy who was endeavoring to pull a skiff" in the stern of which sat a larger boy, up pgainst a current around a Iair of flathoatj. Perceiving that the rowr was making but poor headway, the larger boy got up and demanded the oars ; the other objected, and a scuffle ensued, in the ourae of which the big boy ousted the other and obtained possession of the oars. For a moment the little fellow stood evidently overpowered with rage and disappointment; then suddenly seizing a hatchet lying on one of the seats, he poised it above his h ead and exclaimed : "I'm. just a goiu' to knock a hole right through the bottom of this skiff!-' "Fire away," said the other, "I can swim as well as you." " I will knock a hole through !"' " Well, why don't you knock ? It's as mur-h your skiff as mine, and I guess I can swim as well as you can. Strike I" I.ut the bellicose little mutineer did not strike ; he doubtless concluded it was not altogether safe; and throwing down the hatchet, took hi3 seat sullenly at the stern as the skiff disappeared around the boats. This trivial incident aptly illustrates the present controversy between the North and the South. The South, having failed to get possession of the " Ship of Stale," in the lute Presidential contest, now flares up with indignaliou, at.d threatens to " kuouk a hole righthrou:h" to dissolve the Union nobm rotena. The Xorth tells her to "lire away!" " But," says the South, " we will dissolve, the Union ! ' lo which the North replies, " Well, why don't you do it'.' It is as mnch yours as ours; if you prefer to detach your portion of it, we guess we shall bo able to take care of ours.;' 2jf"A mistaken idea is prevalent relative to the securities cf the Illinois banks, it be:iug generally supposed that they are mostly in stocks of the State of Missouri. This is not so. There are over one hundred hanks in Illinois, representing eleven millions of dollars, and secured by thirteen millioni of State and United States stocks. Of these there are but two and a quarter millions of Missouri, or only one-sixth of the whole Amount. Tinkham k Co. say in regard to Illinois currency : As regards the securities of the banks now in good standing, they can hardly be, from political or ether causes, depreciated much lower. The only thing that can make eventual loss on some of the bills, will be repudiation by the Southern States, some of whoso bonds we hold ; and repudiation is so far out of the question it is not necessary to think of it. SrAi;uiNi Affkat Nkau Bloominctox. On the night of the l.'Jtta inst., as a boy named Cook was returning from church about four miles from Bloomingtou, he was attacked by another boy named Whitesill, and stabbed four or five times, and, as is supposed, fatally, as at last accounts Cook wai supposed to be ftt tho point of loo.th. Whitesill fled, and his father, near whose horse the affray occurred refused the use of a horse lo convey the injured lad hot e, and his friends were compelled to carry him in their arms a distance of two miles. The affray was the result of a family feud. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ticoll'm Mimg-icorm uI Tttler Sate ia a saf- anil rertaiu etire for Tvtleraml Ringworm. Price 50 O'liUii box. Fr eak- by N. S. Thompson, ilruggiHt, Oui nor Mdiu and SocouJ otreeU. uovlf-3iu The New American Watch MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS. In orilor to meet the rtujuiremciits of gentlemen who prefer a thinner Watch than those usually male by lis, wo have lately issued a now style of Watch on the three-qarUr plate model, especially dedigned for this purpose. lu establishing this new series, It has also been onr design to produce a Watch in every way superior to the best aud highest priced products of the most reputable of English and Swiss Watch manufacturers ; and uo labor aud expense has been spared to this end. In all respects of fine and durable material, ot external and internal finish, of accurate compensation aud adjustment, of mathematically just proportions, and of prarjieul resnftn, our new threequarter plate watch challenges comparison with ny in the world. Th fallotcimx nmmtd UtuMltmim may b rifirrrd to trtlalion loth ft U'alcirs : Hon. H. Hamlin, Utaixa, John G. Saxe, 'ermott, S. P. Willis, A'ew York, non. X. P. Banks, Jlft.., Horace Greeley, Frank Leslie, " j . - -. ... - . , ... j., Paul Morphy,Aw Orleant, Korman Wiard, Id's., Dr. J. Marion Sims, Prof. Bartlett, K'rM P't tieut. H.A.Wise, '. S. -V.. Col W. J.Ilardee, r.S.t. S. I; Prime.D.r.,HV IT, Wilson G. Hunt, r., en'lG. P. Morris, K. 1"., Peter Cooper, A'. 1". Cavtiox. As onr Watch is now extensively counterfeited by foreign manufacturers, we have to inform the public that no Watch is of our production which is unaccompanied by a certificate of genuineness, bearing the number of the Watch, and signed by our Treasurer, R. E. Bobbins, or by our predecessors, Appleton, Tracy & Co. As these Watches are for sale by jewelers generally throughout the Tnion, the American Watcb Co-npsny do not folicit orders for fingle Watches BOBBIN'S A APPLETON, Wholesale Agents, No. 1S2 Broadway, N. 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Special Notices.

'f .71 Jy t: f mi ojo n Division No. 54, S. of T., TBT3 KETS EVERY FRIDAY KVKNIN'G, OYER V7M the Telt-,;rapli Omce, on Water street. It. B. HART, W. P. G. Hens-j.n, V". H. I.. ISricket: K. S. SI. Sherood, F. S. f.i'orye Goodge, A. C .1. V. Dusourh-t, O.S. JuivJ7 K. Brown, A. K. S. G. Lant, T. .1. Worid, I. -S. J. Tribblo, Chaplain. Home Testimony. From Ike Pillshunjh United Prinhtjtvrian. We Lave tried Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia, andean epeak favorably of its effects, and have no hesitation in commending them to those suffering from any debility of the kind. from the PMJatrgh Pott, A-ujuM if, llSoS. "II(-btkttk's Bittkrs. Thefe liittorshave obtained a wi le spread aud well-denervcd celebrity in all parts of the country. They are an admirable remedy f. r a great variety of stomach diseases. It id sufficient evidence of its beneficial character to obherre the immense quantities of it shipped by Messrs. HostetU-r & Smith, the proprietors, to all points in tue country. From the Pitlsbur.jJi liuz' tte, Aii.jut! 1(S,1S."8. Knowltdge is gained by cxpi rience, and, though we have heretofore dealt very little in medical preparations, we are compelled in justice to the manufacturers to say that Hostetter's Stomrch Bitters has been the menus of curing us of a Fevere attack of tly.ipepsia, and has removed p.i'ii in the stomach in a rery short time. duel 8-1 w Hid Jtr. bcolfm ,T3ag-ie Jipt tiaite. Cures weak and inflamed eyes ; is good for chapped hands, and the best lip ealve in the woil.I. For sale by N. S. THOMPSON, druggist, comer Main and $4.cend Btrwta. nov.lR-.3ma Price 25 cents n hux . Hollotcay" Jills. .Vroi Headache from whatever cause, debility, indigestion, coniivens, liver conidaiut or nrvuA Uisordor, will find a iH-oly and ralinal cure in Ilolloway's Mdiciiu. They invigorate th contitntiun, restore tho torpid energy of the stomach, stimulate th actiin of the bowel, r leans the blOod aiid purify the scrreti.i,s of the bile and liver. t?M by all drngtrit, at 2;V, C2c, and ?1 for box. det l.S lw Another Cure. Wai'Maoek, MiiiueSt'ta, April 1 , 7. MEsari.It. rxQF.j Ju. A Co. Gentlemen: During the pa t seveu yi'iirs I hav suffered from all th UU inci b'iit to a waaknes uf the dige-Htive organ". At tiiti'-n being seized with An extreme loathirg of f.jod I have not tasb d uoiiri.-sluiK-tit fr d:.ys ; an I again, when nn appetite partially returned, the f-tnmach was unaole to retain what was fati-n. At the suggction of a fiitud, who had ruct'ived much btnef.t, in a similar case, trom your HOLLAND BITTKRS I procured a bottlw, and bo fore I had taken half of it, experienced much rclb'f ; and nuw, after having rrn tin tied ifs us fir a short time, enjoy excellent health. Yourn, Ac. docl-lnidtw J. 3TrM A'TKR. Hunuttcetfa Tolu f nodyne devttope in the mont perfect form all the rcqniremoritH of opium withwnt producinf; any of its horrors. The phyniciun or patient, who, for the want of a good substitute, bus witnessed the destructive e fleets of OruM,will imt ftil to niako trial of tht Anoiiyne, and ace itrf perfect reriultrs not only upon diea.so, but the natural ntate it luavws tho patient. For Neuralgia, Ith'oimaf i-tm, Nervoiti atnl Chronic Head Ache, Actual as 1 Partial Paralysvi, Tooth and K.ir Ach', Bowel Ctouplaiutn, Lt lii iuni Treinoit, thronfjli all the minor Nevv.ai- ' mii i i ts to that of Lodfi of Sleep it has no aralh 1. Purchaser of !oth tho Aundyn and tho Cough Remedy, should h CrtUtioiiM to rmrrhaie of those they can detour! on, that ta: H.it rt ifNT.lt of tie' g- nuin" may Tmt l diaturberl. ."old by all dealer. Sof advert inonients awd call for p;implilti. dec Llmd.Vw Mt!iiXof lltauty ia a Joy forever Who can be beautiful with a m- Mv pa 1m complex- , ion? Keep the toie of the Kkin fre", and the ! blood pure, Jiiid your cheeks vi with the ror?e and lily. The fkiu i.s f'tned with tlmnwunls of poroet in every iuch of tiot fae, m hot oflice it is to carry otl the impuritioK uf the blood th ark u v 1 -edged ciu-o of all disease of m inkind ; wIum tho skin is dry and parched when it is c vTed with eruptions when ;t is cold and clammy when thero is inward fever or inflammation it is irnposriihlo for the skin nixler thesn circumstance to perform its proper function, and to carry oil the impurities from the body as designed by our Creator. Jndsous Mountain Herb Pills remove thse obstructions, and product fre and healthy blood, remove the eruptions Iron, the skin, and caiife it to brighten with the flush of youth and beauty. Beauty so much admired and loved ! Beauty without paints and cosmetics but beauty produced by health and happim-HS. JuJsctTd Mountain Ilerb Pills are Fold by all dealers in medicine. dec.4-d.wlm MUSTorniis. The Midden changes of our climite are sources of Pulmonary, Bboncoial, and Asthmatic Affections. Experience having proved that simple remedies often act speedily and certainly when taken h the early stages of the disease, recourse ehoul I at onc bo had to 'Browns Bronchial Troches," or Lojtnges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Threat le ever so slight, as by iV.l precaution a more serious attack may be effectually warded off. Public Speakers and Singers will find them effectual for charing and strengthening the voice. Seeiidvortisemeut. decl-6ir,d.yw Hair nrjt! Hair iy!!lfalr nye:!! William A. Batchelor's Hair Dve ! Tho ork-iiial and best Iu tho w orld I I ! All othirs are mere imitations, and should bo avoided, if you wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, RED, or RCSTY Hair Dyed instautly to a beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, w ithout injury to the Hair or Skin. FIrTIfEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hava been awarded to Wm. A. Batchklob i i-. u 18 !9, and over SO.Oort applications h'tve beer. ? :a,!u to tin Hair of his Patrons of his famous I"yc W. A. BATCHEL01VS HAIR DYE produces a color not to lie distinguished from nature, and is warranted not to injure iu tlie least, however long it may be continued, and the ill effects of bad Dyes remedied ; the Hair invigorated for life by this Splendid Dye. Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. taThe Genuine has the name and address npop a steel plata engraving on four fides of each Box, of William A. Batciielob. Address CIIAS. BATCRKLO K, Proprietor, aept.20-lyrd&w 81 Barclay st, New York. UrnTj7jtai7h lori7IIairr liyt.- ThT splendid Hair Dye has uo equal instantaneous in effect Beautiful Bhick or Natural Brown no staining the skin or injuring tho Hair remedies the absurd nnd ill effect of Bad Dyes, and invigo rates tho Hair for life. None are genuine unless signed 14 W. A. Batchelor." Sold evervwhere. CIIAS. BATCH ELOU, Proprietor, sept20 fal Barclay-st, New York Bodinin Mining Company, Kvansvillo, Icdfana. Office on Water 8 tree tt between Mnin and Loctwt. Coal, in vjnHiititifs of not less thn 20 biiphols, delivered tK any part of the city, at 10 cents jur bnah. At tho pit, 8 ceiits. 'JOHN WYMUND, oct3 Secretary and Nanakror. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS. E. R. DURKEE & CO.'S Soloot SiDices. I J J. VTJfJ K ft V T 0.'ty 1 J Bsolutely and perfectly pure, but gionnd from fresh Spit-s. selected and cleaned by us expressly for the purpose, without reference to cost. They are beautifully packed iu tiufoil i lined with paper), to prevent injury by keeping, and are full weight, while the ordinary ground Spices are almost invariably short. We warrant them, in point of strength and richness of flavor, beyond all comparison, as a single trial will abundantly- prove. Manufactured only by E. K. DCBKKE A CO., fel n isd.Vw 1S1 Pearl street. New York F 'UliU - UH.i. UJVU OJTS in store, and for sale by ocfcS W. M. AIRMAN A CO.

BUSINESS CARDS.

NEW PALL MILLINERY, MRS. J. HASTINGS, ,0. SO .HJIMJV BTHEKT .TJSXT next door to Bittrolfl's, respectfully announces to her friends aud the ladies of Kvansvillo and vicinity in general, that she has just returned with her Fall stock of Millinery and Fancy Good.-, v. hich is the largest, finest and moot beautiful ever brought to the city. She invites all to give her a cull and examine her stock, and she flatters herself that she will le able to please all, both prices of her goods. the quality an-i septl t Mrs. J. HASTING CHARLES BABCOCK, Importer and Dealer in Goach and Saddlery Hardware, MAIN STREET, EVANS VI LLE INDIANA . Its'- vt.t i a.nrj.MTti it . i" juJlJL rangetuent with Eurepean and Americal manufacturers fora direct supply of ail gtiodsin nj. Hue. f am enabled to offer inducements, that can not fail to be to the interest of all engaged in the businrna to give me a trial. I name in part: axlee, springs made of the bM steel; bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather cloths, linings ijr carriages, varnishes, castings ol ail kinds, saddle trees, Knglish bridle leathers, bits, timips, spurs, hanies, fine silver bames cf all sir.ds, Jenny Lind Gi Trees, self-adjusting tad, rayio. s ateut hames, Ay neta, shoe thread,, horbla;jlfts, London Girth . Webs, American tiirih ani" "'ein M'ebs, both cotton and worsted; London Welt .-kijs, a superior article; ivoty, gut la percba and 1ms lined martengiU riuus; suiwi-ir kerseys for lie rfee covers, the best quality of carriage bolts, patent gij trwus, &c, Ac. I kvop in fact everything appertaining to eithrl braiicii .f tfi business, and nnderstauiini: l;tb branches thoroughly, wo would i....'.tnlly inviu yonr attention before purchasing elsewhere. I ri also agent lor W ard's Patent Sprin Haddie. ap2 -dAw joh LAW, m. e. anthes, iNoiary Public LAW T H E S, ATTOILVIiVS AT LAW, GKNKItAL COLLECTION AM) KKIL K.ST ATE AGENTS. Office Ko. ST Slain street, upposite the Court Honne. KvauHViile, Indiana. inaylii-tl.twly BARGAINS I BARGAINS I I LOTJIS JL-"jL t.3Z!3r, (LA.TE OFTHK FIRM OF P.06EB BltOS. 4 CO.) to ijyrniu.n ttts I J friends and th-i citizens of Krajmville and j viciuity. that he has Just returned from the Kast w ith, anil is now opening at tlie capacious store room ! On Main st., Opposite Branch Bank, : A sil -ndid Sti.ck of Staple and Fancy Dry Good-t, e.jutistilig of everything from the lowest priced I Muslin to the finest Hi Ik and press Goods the market r.tlords. Having beeu long acquainted w ith tiie bU'iliess, tiie undersigned is aware that tlie cash j syste m is the only system which will succeed, and : therefore only sells for cah. i'rii es w ill ! in a--J cordanrv. Therefore, all in need of rry Goods i w ill call at the new Store on Main street, oppoj site the Branch ltank, where you will get the nrm oi your mouey. JOHN IVINSON MA NO FACT 17 Hi ft OIT STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES B O I Ii E 3T5. iS ! Corner Lett end Water Streets, tssitff lsd. NEV ORLEANS CARDS. " R. M. "SHORT St CO.; Commission Merchants, -A"o. 94 Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS, l.A. it. t. siioaT. ocf22-CHid a. s. iiowam.. H. H. VAIRCHILO .IOHM W. II INC. HAH E- II. FAIRCIIILD & CO., (Successors to T. C. Twitciiell A Co.,) Coiamission Merchants, 7 POY DRAS STH RET . octt SKW Oia.t A.S. sion aud Forwarding Merchants. No. I'ov dras Street, New Orleans, La. niy'20-di w ly ri . ,vo ay, f to 7 vojnJn i si si oS Merchant aud prept, or o Stock Stables, New Orleans. La. jan2'2'57-ly. jfBjK til ii k Tb. v h t o, cb.n.a Js fit sion Merchant, No. 7 Lafayette street. New Orleans, for the sale of butter, cheese, lard. egi;, dried fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Produce, and lor the purchase of Groceries, Ac. Cash advances made n consignments. mal5-lv S. TWICHELL, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING M 1RC II A JIT, ST. LOCIS, MO. Liberal advances made on consignments to either of our houses. Br.rrR TO Messrs. A His A Howes, Bemeut A Yeile, Howard A Brown, Evansville. jy X BT 7Zlv7.' iHKTHbVHK'ir''val, VT COMMISSION AND F O K W A K D I N U MERCHANTS. So. 18 Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. CLEM WILK1S.. .W. K. GKEATUOCBE...JOS. U1TZINOKB. We give onr personal attention to the sale of To bacco, Corn, Wheat, Hay, Oats, Flour, Pork, Un,;uu, Lard, Ac. augll B. P.-ETU E LL...K. . ABBOTT.... EB. FALlF B. P. ETHELL & CO., Ciiniiiission and Forwarding NO. 101 HlAGAZINESr.,NEV. OHl.KANS, LA. BrrrRKscKs : Geo. Foster A Co., Brown Aikmaii, and P.O. O'Kiley, Evansville. Ind. A. M. Phelps at Sor, Jliner A Weed, New burg, Ind. S. yt. Leavenworth. Esj., Jiihn H. Evei-ts.-in. Esq., Bit. Vernon, Ind. G. P. Hudspeth A Y , Koooville, lad Geo. Atkinson, Es.j., W. W. Catlin, Esq., Henderson, Ky. Nock, Wicks A Co., D. S. Benedict A Son, Loo. ville, Ky. Jy6

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MISCELLANEOUS.

IRRESLTIBLE STYLES AT ! PERSUASIVE PRICES. SHANKLIN & REILLY Have now iu More, p:id are suljiiiittiijg tor in s;;ect''n, their rn extensive purchases of Fall and inter Fancy nnd pIa Tiry Goo U. which for K'egnnce, Variety and Clieapness, are uusurpased. Tfaey would direct particular attention to the annexed iisr, which will t- disposed of at prices that ra:mot Jail to uiiet with the apprubaticn of the most fastidious. The Goods are all new aud warrt.L'ted perfect. Tiey embrace Black and Colored Cloths, rancy English Tweeds,Cassimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, &c. Blankets, Flannels, Plain and Fancy Plaid Lindseys, Ladies' Striped and Plain Middlesex Cloakings, English, Urench, and American Prints and Ginghams, &ilks and Fancy Dress Goods of the most approved styles, Renfrew Plaids, Royal Poplins, Plain and Fancy Cashmeres, Plain and Fancy French and English Merinoes, Pacific, Manchester and Hamilton De Laines and Alnaccas. : a large stock of Brocne, Stella, Fancy Snow Flake, Sup. ocotcn uian Tartans, McDonald & Malcom Long and Square Shawls, Fancy Bonnelli and Striped Wool Shawls & Handkerchiefs, Plain and Fancy All-Wool DeLaines. In the Hosiery department will bw found a replete St.K-k, in I'l:tiu, Mixed, and Fancy Wool aud i'leoci-d Cotton lU,se, Fancy Wool Knitted (ioods, ineludirig Sliawls, Ho ids, Sou tax. Nubias, c, Ladies' aud lients' Kid, K. Silk, (Jioth. and Buckskin lib ves and (iauutU ts, Ladies' and liouts' L. Wool and Jterinc Vests and Drawers, Hats and Caps in new shapes, and Ladies' Fnrs. They are prepared to exhibit their late importation ,( Irish Linen floods. Comprising Irish Linens and Handkerchiefs, the best assortment of Sheeting and Shirtims ever offered, Linen Iaiuak Table Cloths, Uleached and Brown, all sizes, Napkins, Towels, Jioyliea, and every other description pertailriug to this class of luuuilfacture. N. B. Now on bands, a great variety of Thompson's Celebrated skirts, now so favoranlv known to the Ladies of this city, and which . jt U. have had the pleasure of introducing. As we ate desirous to give to coir i-emmer every advantage possible, and having facilities tor so doing sivond to none in our line of business, we are therefore fully deumiine.1 to dispose of our present lare stock at the smallest remunerative prices. A cull respectfully solicited. octl7 QUAKE R C IT Y INSURANCE COMPANY. o o o o o CN H 4 SaV (raiNM.iM auiLOlNus.) WALNt;T STKEKT, PHI LA I) ELI' HI A. Fire Insurance, Limited StPerpotual, On Build., j-s and Merchandise of all descriptions. GEO. Ii. HABT, President. K. P. LL, ecl etrv. S." II. 11088, Vice fros t. 11. It. C'0IH4&lf Bin fE, Ass't 8ei lllltrCTOBS. !eo. II. Hart, II. K.Ceggsli.s.11. K. W. Haiiey, A. '.. Cat tell, llou. 11 . M . 'idler Koster H. Perkins, V.. V. K..si. M. ,1 llK.M, M. 1'., A. K. Chnm'ier, Mill O. Li.le, tbarles ti. I m!;iv. BA Il KI.L, RKII'.I ANT1IKH, Ag'-nt for KvHiisvili tind iriniiv. Law X Antlies' Laiv office, 7S Main sepl ! J office at treet. AliESCr of THK " United Stairs Life Insurainc, No. 10 Wall street. New Voik. Jos. B. Col.tiNS, Prrs't. Jno. Kaoie, ec'y. CtiaA Capital SlOu,000. Told 1 AS:(li in ISijO, J tJOO.OOO. ASNL'AL INCREASE OYK SdoO.fKO. J'ividends dclan'd every three years. Profits accumulated atcouip nnd interest, on the principle ol 1 .:ivings bank, payable in addition to tho sums insured n cash, 1 lie business of tlie Company is conducted upon a cah be sis exclusuvtt. Ovei eight thousand insurancos have been erteeted by th Company since ita organisation Premiums on Sl,"0 f .r life, ma be paid quarterly, s.mf-aimnallyt or annuallv. BATTELL, ilKHM & ANTHES, Ag'ts. Oliiee: No. H7 Slam street, I Kvaut.viJle, Ind. I Dr. 11.(1. Josks, Medical Fxaniiner. j OthYe: First st., above Wa!nut. novtl-lil I eUKlHTIAN SUUI WJC. UEILI11 KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! I MANl'KACTCRKBS AND lil'I L D E US O V ST K A M i ENGINES AND UOILEBS, i Saw and Grist Mill Machinery. Tobacco Screws tiuiumtpg Mack i nes. Chinese Sugar Cane M a!s. Titrating Jllu lilntd, c. EVANSVILLE, IND rWHF. PROPRIETOR VP THE t'PTF Fot'S jL dry beg leave to inform their friends and tri public in general, that they are prepared to do all il.. .is of MACHINE AND FINISHING WOKK, and everything appertaining to the Foundry bus nes- They are manufacturing Hteam KNaiv am Boilkbs of any sie and power requires!. Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing ot anysfze; Distillery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, i;tmming Mai-hines, Thrasliing Machinis, Malt Mills, Ilorsepcwers, (Jorn-shellers, Machinery oi ail xfodt male and repaired. Iron and Kraas Casting- of every description, Iron Houselrouts, Cellar G ates rc. t'ooking and Heating Stoves of the latest improved patterns; n"dlow Ware, log Irons, &( El.EWEHS, DISTIL LEKS, i; EL'Tl FIE US, ic. Supplied with every description of CopjH-r anil Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators Alteiiiporators, Sparges, Millheads and Worms ot an improved principle, Cilumns lor Alcohol Srills Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, Ac; ('opir. Lea I auc Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass apd Iron Pomps of every variety, for beer, spirits, oil, Jrc: Brass thicks and Valves, Steam Whistle.., J-c. Workmen sent to !! parts to fit up work and do repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet iron Work, rc. OLD MKTALS BOUGHT. j They are dealing lu an 1 lieilin Alien's 1 Steam Gauge, WrotiyM Iron wei,),,! pj(,,.s Htj -j-,,. bing, Hiram Hopkins' Improv.-i Milut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Separators, UinriHn Ikdting Cloth, Gum Elsata- Beltnig, Pss kiug, Hon-, of thelst kind: Tinplate, Sheet Iron, B,Hk 1'v Pig Iron. Bnbit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick. They have every facility of the best Machinery and workmeu, and will give all work entrusted tt tKiem, their individual attention, tilling or.lert prn-nptly. warrsotiug tb-ir work, ami are satisfied I with reasonable prices. j Utile and S.i Rtairtis. No. f. i .Main treat- ' w fuipu-i y , ir'iac i .H.-oiue briop on P .m i streer. between first ville. Indiana. ss.-oiei sTrwts, .cans Store, lately owned and occupied by Michael Gavisk, deceased, as a grocery and provision stor, corner of Main and Fourth streets. Ther is a flrst-rabi smoke house attached lo il.e stora. Apply to John Gavisk, or WM. BAHAI, Jr. ' july9-dAwtf

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WATCHES AD SZttELRZ ! Mr. P. L. GEISSLER WWJI Jt'tST HHTVK.VMIf Jut.n MM. the Kal w ill. :ts l:tre aod h-Hiitifiil a sroclc of rv. Watches. Gold and Silver Chains and rancy Goods ns he ever had lief .re. and which embraces the richest variety in each department, and which bo will sell at the ! ' , Fr v'ami Pitirrs. I woold respectfully l.iviie my trieuds and customers to examine uiy goods ami prices before purchasing elsewhere. M? Ooods i-eprest Hted 'isitiveiy as they are r.s I'etsonat attention Watches. Jewelry repair S-pt. 22d. p:id to repairing of fine e.i ni the shortest notice. Z3l. 3:. McGrriff, WHOLKSALB DEALKR IS GROCERIES & LIQUORS, ap2o-ly EVAXSVILLK. IKD. I'HILI I D K C K E R , (Successor to lie. !;er Kramer), MAXUFACTUItKH OF LARD SOAI ASH CANDLKS. OIL, Also an extra article ot nus-yfjs'fj, A-.vJue, oil. Dwilers in Jtosin, Soda, Ashes, dc. Also PURE CATAWBA WINE, Of onr own raising, in quantities to suit purchasers, 46 Muiit trett bit. J-'lrmt X Steuntt, tiVA NSTLLE, INT. 8Tnniis cash, or Ou days' paoer noirntiat le in janO ly JL No. 1 Lard Oil (extra) ; bbls Coal oil, unsurpassed for clearness. JAS. KRHKIXK CO uov- No. 47 Main street. w 1M. e eoced A'urseaud female rhvsiei.ot. ttroto to the attention of mothers, her SOOTHING f?Y Ilt'P, for Childreu Terthiiy, which greatlv facilitates the process of Teething, by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation will allav all pain and spasmodic action, and is JSCRE TO KEtJULATE THE KOWELrt. Ilepund upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourself, and RKL1EF AND HEALTH TO YOfB INPAKTS, We have put up and sold this article b.r ov,.r ten years, and can say, . iu confidence and ft. of it, w hat we have nev 3or len able tosay ot any etiier medicine never fchas it failed, in a sin-Is instance, to eflect a cure ? hen timely nsod. Never did we know an in stance of dissatisfactioL by any one who used it.Puthu contntrv, all are delighted with its cper.i- tions, and sjieak in ti rms of highest romniuiidatiou of its magical effects and medical virtues. jVe h'le.tk in this matter "what wo do know ," ufj,ter ten years' experience, and pledge our reputa gtiun for the fultilment of what we here declare, win almost every instance where the infant is snf- .ieriug from pain aud exhaustion, relief will le 't'ouud iu 15 or 20 minutes alter the Syrup is admin isti ixd. This valuable prepaia Sifon is the prescrijition of one of the most expe rienced and skillful Nurses in New England, jcnd has been used with never failing success iu thousands of cases. It not only relieves fulie child from pain but invigorates the. stomach aud bowels.corrocts acidity, and gives tone and -urgy to tiie whole syst?ni. It will almost in stautly relieve Griping in the Bowels uud Wind ik)lic, aud overcome convulsions, which if not l-pocdily remedied, eud iu death. We believe it Settle best and surest remedy inhe world, iu all Jesses of Kys-ntery and Diarrhea in chili'ren, "(whether it aris.sj from teething or trom any '. other cause. We would say to every mother w ho t has a child s u If e r i n g froju any one of the foregoing com plaints, do uo! let your prejudices, nor the piejudices of others, stand between your siirt. ring chil i and tho relief that w ill be sure yes, absolutely sure to follow the ns- of this medicine if timely used. Kuil directions for nsiug w ill accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac. simile of C CUTIS A PEKK.IN.S, New York, is ou the out aide wrapper. Bold by Druggists throughout the world. Principal efliee. No. 13 Cedar street. New York. rncs it'i ets. a bottle jaiil:i-dw lv KRLLKB WHITE. Agents. Kvausville. In 1 MOUNTAIN HEltiJ 1LLS. Above we pres.'iit you with a iorfect likeness of Toitucu, a chief of a tribe of the strange A.tec Nation, that once ruled Mexico. Vou w ill find a full account of tiiin iu our pamphlets and Alman.ics to ho hsd gratis frotn the Agents for these Pills. The inventor and manufacturer of "JudsoiVs Monntain Herb Pills " has spent the greater part of hij life in traveling, having visited nearly every conntry in the world. He spent nv.-r sit years amon the Indians of the Rocky Mountains and of Mexico, and it was thus that the ' Mor-jtain Herb Pilbl" were discovere.1. A very interesting account of his adventures there jou will And in our Almanacs and Pamphlets. It is an established t.i, t that all diseases arise from IMI'CR K BLOOD ! The blood is the life ; and when any foreign or unhealthy matter gets mixed with it, "it is at once distirbnted to every organ or the body. Kvery nerve fools the poison, and all the vitil organs unieklv complain. The stomach will not digest the fotitl perfectly. The liter ceases to secrete a suniciete v of biie. The action of the l.cai t is weakened, an'l so the circulation is weakened. Ti e lungs become clogged witn the poisonous matter; hence, a cough and all from a slight impurity at the fountain head of life-the Wool! As if ju had thrown some ealth, for instance, in a pure spring, from which ran a tiny rimlet in ,.w i,,inntes' the whole course of the stream l-oiio.s ,li.iori..i and discolored. As quickly does impure blood fly to every part, and leave its sting l ii,,,.. All the passages become ohslrui t.sf, an, I unless the obstruction is removed, tlie lamp oilifo s.. dies out. These Piils not only purify the biood, but regen-era-all the seen lions of the lody. T hey "are therefore, unrivaled as a ' CUKE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache. Ac. This AntiBilious Medicine exp!s from the blood the hidden seeds of disease, and renders all the fluids and scretior.s pure aud fluent, clearingand resuscitating the vital organs. Pleasant, indeed, is it to us, that we are able to place within yonr reach a medicine like the " Mountain Herb Pills," that w ill pass directly to the aiUicted parts, through the blood aud fluids of the body, and cause th sntlerer to brighten with the flush of beauty and heallh. Judson's Pills are the l-st remedy in existence for iiie renewing complaints: Dowel Complaints, Coughs, Colds. Cbet Diseases, C eit iveness, Dys-pepsi-i, Diarrhoea, Dropsy, Debility, Fever and Aime, remaie v ompiaiuts, Headaches, Indigestion, luduencA, Inflammation, Inward Weakness, Liver Complaints, Lowness of Spirits, Stone and Gravel Piles, and Seeomlarv Svmptoms. ' GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE Females who value health, should never be without these Pills. They pnrifv the blood, remove ohstrnctions of all kinds, cleanse the skin id all pimplos and blotches, and bring the rich color of health to the pale cheek. The plants and herbs of which ih pnK ar8 made, were discovered, in a vry surprising way among the Tezurans, atribeof Aborigines in Mexico. Get the Almanac of our Atrent. an, I von win ! read w ith delight tlie very interesting account it i contains of the '-Great Medicine" of the Aztecs, j OBSERVE. The Monntain Herb Pills are put up in a beautiful wrapper. Eath Box contains lu pills ! and Retail at -5 cents per Ux. All genuine have the signature of P. L. .Icd-on .t Co . ., kFor sain in Fvalr.ville bv Keller W'l.it. t..i.k Cnrlstedt, W. S. l'h'Dip,n, and Bierbo'wer A llroughtou. B. L. JTHStlN A CO.. S.de Proprietors, t. 1 1 . ' 1 50 Leonard st., JJ. Y j

BUSINESS CARDS., PEOPLE'S GALLERY. "Secure the s'otdow ere the substance fade. Let nature copy that which Datura made." wkiik.hm n 'a cmjx r (.. Mf Louis, would respectfully inform the citizens of fcvaliBville aud viciuity, that they hava fitted tii a nice suit of rooms at "Hall's Block," on Third street, a lew door above Main, and are now prepared, to take superior Ambrotvpes in c.srs fur the trifling lutu of TWENTY -KITE CENTS. A lino variety of cases always oo baud, all of which wi'I be aold proporUone!y low. Call and give ns a trial. BI KN8 A CO. " The American Clothing House." Ol STOCK OF t'MKJ f JtJVlt MVr Clothing is now oonplete, together with a ful: line of all styles of fancy Notions aud Furnishi:i;Uoods, all of which offer to the Whole, sale tra-le, and w ill guarantee them ti give satlsfaetiou in TMiIir-, style, and price. We would also annn-niceto the ritlzsns of Kvausvllle, and to tba retail trade generally, that ia addition to onr whok salo stock, we will keep a auperior line of good for Rw!i.iu. In this lias we will wll ex-cluri-ely for Cash. But we can aud will otter goods lowot than they were ever sold by the regular deale.-s iu this ci ty. Try us, and see for yoorstlvca.

. H 31. JC. KJCNCH VO., aepliia , . : i N 20 Main itrwt. X KB V&M? 'WOP ..V W'TIfJ PVLly HTOVM of uL EESSWAUK. FkKXOH AND LlStf, CHINA, QLASkWAHE. TEA TSA I'd, -d.YD TAULE CVTLER Y, for tlie Fall trade, at Cincinnati prices, which will save ten per cent, tn ireigut nnd charges, to all parties bslow the Falls. no. 18 Main street, Kvatisville, Ind. M Assorted Crates for the country trade on 'l""aj septl 5 A. T. WHITTLESEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, -AMINOTARY PUULIC, F.VAVSVILLK. INDIANA. Will attend promptly to the collection of claims. mm in an uescnpiioii ot lhw ana Notarial business. H-Onice on Third street, between Main and Lo-nst, with O. W. McBride, Eso. July 1.1-dJ-w ly Tobacco Agency, FOll MANVFACTCBERS OF TH1H CITY, BY J. G. SAUERS & CO. WWW a VH - HJJVtt jg IflJVM ww lot et luuuufacturers fotiaccoaud are re ceiving itany from tba factory, viz.: SUPERIOR. BRIGHT th LCMP, PLACK HAWK BRAND IN 100 lbs BOXES SCPER10H 4 0Z. LCMP IS CADDIES, five lcsip in boxes of lootbs. Maile from selected Kentucky and Missouri leaf. Also tn orate is of uigars, trom half Spanish a superior article OI CHOICE SPANISH, L, .. i . r , T . T . . . ... iTiao- ti ome ixavaua xa-ai tne celebrated KjKVANTLRS, not to bo fce.it if eoualod. We invite dualrrs to call and examine the stock belure buying, as we will sell at the lowest rats. ALLIS A HOWES, Agents. r8-6ni Water street. H0LLINGSW0RTH & BR0. Have just received a large importation of Crockeryware, Queenswaro, uiassware, Uhnia, &c, Ou First St., Lot. Sycamore and Vine, ETANSVILLK, IND. JAMES T. WALKER, U STIC E OF TH E P E A 0 E GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT. FucmivilU, Indiana. oniceou ililrd street, between Main and Hyaiwgi TOOMBS: J. C. Jf J. a. SMITH, fo. 17 Main street, Cor. Seventh, EVANHY1LLK, IND. AfMTKeVJLFOB THK F4HT PJTrouage tiestowed upon them, beg leave to inoln, ineir irienns ana t:ie community iu general that wilh the aid oi now mas hluerv. lln . bled to turn out work superior to that of any Eaat, ern m ike. Those who wish to have good TOOLS, and at the same nine encourage Home manufacture, can supply th iinoM'im me lai lory. Hatchets, Axes. Uixs. Iraw-Knivii. Pork CI. ur&. Millers' Picks, aud lulgtd Tools of all kinds, ma' e or rtoutile refined cast steel, and warranted vquai jo anr in ose. laual.l a. rxLnwisi H. ROELKER, BLOUNT & Co., (Successors to Boelker, Kinsman A Co.) Aver Ai-rruKRs or """i Hollaw-Ware, Ilonsc Fronts iiMicoities, Fentlag, Italllnga, dir. ALSO DEALEII3 IS Tinners' Stock of all Kinds. Sauiplo aud Sl Boom, No. 70 Main Street, wugH-ly KVAXSVILLK, ISO. UIUAU NELSON JOSEPU T. M'tlYKOLM, Auction and Commission. BW- "iSOJ' r to., UCCMtSHOM w 10 yy oois.'v tr Aelsoti. will ...... ... . . Commission bnsiuwM, both at private sale and at xo.t.oo, i iiie oii sianu. corner Afaiti Thi..i nee,., opposite tne wasninirton II.1..1 they will pay particular attention to the sale of w.nig enirusreu to tueni ; they will attend to nutuuu sates any wnere in the city. 1 articular attention given to the sale of I,nd, --ipwu nom c.. so. febl7-lt New Administration i TO OLD PATRONS AND NEW ONES I J. P. ELLIOTT. W1,t-J' Successor to 7.. II. Cook, Pioneer Family Grocery No. 11 Main Stru.l ws -vo iv oj- ttjtjrn with """-- oit" vaneiy 01 rancy and Staple Groceries, which he Intends to sell at UNIFORM en one or two luading article - o. to miiract attention : bnt the conimnntty may rely on getting itood article. . fair average prices. I have somethiug for almost evtrybody. Mechanics, dealers, house koeoeri ir.isril'S and I.M'ltelor. fan A.l I- ' . . : a""" iu wnicn ttiey .. . . .1,01, uiuueT. tanM J. P. ELLIOTT'S njly Grocery WM. E. FRENCH & CO ti'JM.,iAUi DJCALERa IN EKADY-MADI AND S YA NKEE yoTiojrs So.H0 ilaln Street. Evsmvin. v ""umo Ancnor tioiting Cloth. ISl'IL 1. nilBiiT w,, , . . u - 1 Z?. Gilbert .V Uo VVhoiesale Grocers, f.rr" street, between Water and First, KvaiMille, Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries al ways on hand, and for sale at the lowest nrioe. Agents for Cypres MilU," Lotto Yarns, ut mannfiu-nirer's price inovi HOTELS. i7fT, HOT HI,, K-JTXB BTBBKV "'-OTU i 11 uu Li.imou, avansvfite, lud octl-lf WM. U. BOIOOUli f, Pro

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We can also furnish TRACK SCALES of any' pacity. Thou M, aleu are from the manuractoij k. T. FAIRBANKS CO., St. Johnsbiirg, V tnout. Kvery S,-ale is tested ami sealed, ar.d W ranted correct. For testimouiaJs wu tefer to ! tKousani's of personsusiug them. f IKikNUKOiih f CO., Agents, nov24 Water street. Kvansvllh . U. W. ARMSTRONG, Old established Steam Furniture and Cha MANCFACTL RIB, i And wholesale and retail dialr in alt kinds oi Plum and Fancy Furniture and Cha W MJ t'ti TUB i.JRdKM T, JL one of the best atrangedand conducted Fat: riea west of Cincinnati, aud can sell as low as ( Cincinnati House. Any Pattern desired made to order on short ' tli'e. Turning of any kind promptly attended t W"A11 work warranted to be mad of senoi material, and of superior workmanship. s Hooms, No. 65 Main street. tiov.t I Ague and Fever OH CHILLS AND FEVE SPEEDILY CURED t BY SMITH'S TOJMC S'VItUI: rmiHK JTTB.vTio. or tmjit.: M. in Diugs and Medicines, and persons alll d with the Chi lis and Fever or Ague and Fe is repectfully inviteil lo this celebrated medu i which has justly obtained a high reputat throughout the country, and for many years maintained its superiority over all other remm as a safe, certain, speedy aud permanent cure Chills and Fever or Ague ami Cover. It does not produce bieilbiclie, giddiness, bll7Z of the ears, or any of the unpleasant etbets wh so frequeutly attend the uses of Quinine or ot remedies, but may be given in all cases uud uu alt circumstances whatever, to females, infar and all persons who are debilitated or have most delicate coustitutious, w ithout the least : prehension of any injurious or even unpleiu effects. i This medicine lias la-come a stapls rxmedy, i for years has been extensively used t irouliout . HcattMi of KentiU'ky, Teunessee, Alabama, Mis sippi, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, .Missouri,! liuois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indians, Nuhra Pennsylvania, Michigan, and California, and in lately in Kansas Territory, and h is s-rmanet cured 2,Ki,iNK of cases in all its varied forms i conditions, many of whiuh were of from one three years' standing, and had resisted all tlienremedies known In the country, and in no case it fail to maka a perfect and permanent cure wl the directions were properly followed. Such ii invariable success that it has gained the coulblei favor, and patronage of a large numliur of resp Lie practitioners of medicine throughout the to try, who prescribe and administer it in prefers to quinine and other remedies. The Proprietor h;vs in his possession a birgeni ber of certificates and other test unoiiials tr jm sons who have used this medicine, as well as I physicians, druggists, apothecaries, slid other d rs in medicine, atteitiug its sii(ierior virtues corative In (.'hills and Fever or Ague and Fe aud be could obtaiu many thousand more, or elm io nil up a large volume, out he Uh-s not,!..,., necessary, as It is already cxhaisivi-ly -nd laTon known to the public gouerally. Kor sale by cily and country ri!u'gis!s Apothecaries thronghont Ibe VV'est, North and Mouth-west. WILSON, PETER, & CO.. (sb'Ot'lUSUUti TO WILSON A HT A It HI Hit ) , Wholelesle Agents, Louisville. K J OH N J. S MITH , l lr i dor1 BOOTS AND SHOES, r HJtirti uk nm-: it k larked my store, hii I h ive on baud a fill! ply of BOOTS AND KlloF.s of my own mauu tine, all of which I w ill wairnul ot the best qua' I have iiuiclmsed my leather for cash, and will on the ane prii-e yttnt fur i.o.i, ,ower tii.in the s quality nf goods aie usually s..id in litis city. V M. EMERY, aeptil .linil 1'SlMaiii-sl eor. S..vnth Fresh Arrivnl nf DRY GOODS AND W 0 T I 0 KEEN & PRESTON'S. WW receiving our Seiotid Fall and Wi. Ht.K k of Dry Goods aud Notion, and cordiall; rite the trade to call and examine one gisxia prices, believing we can make it the interest o: ery cash or prompt time buyer to deal with we have just fque'i 15 rases assorted high colored Maddor I'rl (mostly small figures), t rasisj solid black, and black atnl purple 'r I do Furniture Prints 'I do Comfort Prints 2 do Patchwork Prints (solid colored figured). do Tickings .1 balei Scarlet Flann.ils. 2 casus Plaid Linseys. do Heavy Tweed (Ptown and Ox Mixed). 'A do fBattinetj. t do California Shirtings 4 do Bleached Muslins. 4 bales Sea Island hue brow 11 Shirtings. 5 do Shirting Stripes. 4 rases 2 by 2 aud t by t Apron Chocks. bales 'i Brown ShlrtiiiL-s. l do Light 4 I Brown Shirtings. 1 do Heavy 41 Brown Sheeting,. 4 do Brown Drills. li pieces Jaconet and CAiiibii.; Mur.lim. f do Himalayas, M) do Dehciges. V do Assorte i High Colored Delaine. 40 do Solid Colore,! DeUiuns do Tartan Plaids. ."in do 4 'ashineres. S5 do Plaid Coburgs. 4 d. Blue aud llro-vu t'obiit . 'gs. 1A do Merinos. SO listen Wouleu Shirts and Diaaers (Whit,, Grey mixed). ' 500 Colored and White Hooped Skirts. An Assortment of Comforts. Hosierv. Gb Threads, Belts, Chauibrays, Velvet Jliblsnus, fet Ribbons, Combs, Hair Pins, Siisjssudsi s, which makes our asMiriin uit moie toiriol!.. all for sale LOW AS THE 'jOWE.-. keen 4 pr.I;sT0 AsTll.ty OJV IM.Vtt ajYIt JJfiTj, MINED TO SLCCKED GEORGE TH0RNHILL take. 1 1 r t orniing hi old customers that in n,- oo.i: tyl of hi work, lie flatlets hiiiiseii in, IJllitll excel. i. H may mill h '.;urji Ht tliH ritrin Second and Main utrocU. vi hre tbo t:hvlrtmt nem Mod haddlra of evurv d' Hrrirlion nttt fic 4.1, woo .n u?mi 01 cwnw. KpH.ritiic duciti with ncntn. .nrl n. , 8ncond - hand Hrn .twnvi 'in J. M. GLEICHMAWri, KV ANV I LI.Il. I .HV wJBL aie LVHlr in Fare Ci.l.tr nn i f l . . s-.l . 1 lutKsmr. Order from prompt attention. N. B. This inear hs t.k..n ),. ,.r,r,o th South-Western l.idiai.a District Fair fist tol-r. Orders for Viuegur will Is-re. ,.,v.-l st Factory or at II. NeU-n ,t ( a..,....,,. j(,,o Mala street. Sixth street, near Fulfon Avenue. I.ni... juneze-dAw