Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 August 1867 — Page 8

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL,- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1867.

;PSCIAI. NOTICES.

"ensation sweet, felt in the blood. asd felt along the Heart," are experienced by the consumptive invalid upon a trial of I. J. W. Poland's White Pine Compound. II is also invaluable in several other comf.Umts. tee advertisement.it Torture. TTho would endure the torture arising ijom Chills and r'ever, when It can be aasily cured ? , v ha won Id end are , sleepless nights. Burning fevers and icy chills alternately, wben a remedy can be obtained for a trifle? Who would wander like an uncertain aXuuiow, never knowing what moment sbev may be prostrated? -. : t Who would be a burden to himself and lmrden to his friends, who are worn out ' an admininterinjr to his wants? Who would live this life of agony when the great alterative and tonic, "HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, ia be obtained at the nearest village? This long established and Justly renowned medicine has ne ver been known to fall in a single case, and none but the fooiiali and weak wou'U hesitate to procure U at once, and save themselves from intense, life- . Awg torture. Prepared after a long experience and deep study, it has received the Moniiums of the most eminent pbyuoutos, as well as all classes from every iirtof the country. iTo those who doubt its many virtue, ail we can say is. tby it, aoo judge lor yourselves. Every day leiu-rs pour in upon us, testi fying to its great efficacy in caring Fever mad Ague, D.yspepia, Languor, .Nausea, said similar ills. ... Colsrate Ac Oo ,9& German Eraslve Soap ri Jf ASl l A"H KED IRdM Pl'RE materials, and may be considered the tvj-jirDARD- or Excellence. For sale by J iiprows. " ' .'' ",. ' 'i may24Iy a-The AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover. street, Boston, is tUe largest and bet.c arranged, hotel in New England. The sleep!mgrxms arwspiu-HiuHaiid well veutil ted: the suites of rooms are well ar ranged,' and flranpletely furnlHl.ed for families aud large traveling parties: and the house will con- j - fame to b kept as a ftrst-clasM. hotel; iu' svry respect. Lit. wis itn.fi, . 'Li n'-iX .I.'l'rY Proprietor, ,;; DISEASES OF THE SCALP pro04! UHAi' HAIR v4A' BALDXEHS. '.3?& ne t ,' K. f ..,:,;.!. -r t,tJLall's . Vegetable Sicilian , JJair f ' - IvENEWEB. , .;!i.-.!-.i. ' arill restore it to its uatural color and pror mote Xti growth., j " Our Tieatise "od the Hair sent free by aaaii. -s .J S R. P. HALL fc CO., Nashua. N. H., anlt Proprie.tois. (t " Moth and Freckles. , TYie only reliable remedy for those twurwa discoloration oh the face calied aiiMh . Patches and Freckles is Perry's 9lrH amd' Fkkcki-k- Lotion.. Prepared tMiiy bv Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatologist,' 4!i Bond trt. New- York. Hold by alldrugvtM in Kvansvlile and elsewhere. Price It jr bottle. . Jj-2 d.fm Batchelor's Hair Dye. Ta; sr.;iitLi..i uair uye is me dcmiiu ine rile only jtif and perfect Kiirm" Eellablc, InUintaiieou.s. 'o 6iPlK-ititnieii..' Xo ridicuioiiK tinta. iS.ara.l Bl.clc t Urowu. Remedies the ill Iwrt oi Bad Ihies. Invlsrorates the tiair, lvavmsr it xofl mid beautiful. The penulub' signed W'Uiatn A. Batchelw. Ailothrn ave mere iiuitationn, and should be avoided. Sold ly all Druggists and PerJrnasn. Factory kl Barclay Street, New Tort WBKWAKF.OK A t'OFSTERKKIT. II ly. "IfiewHl i the man who invented iep." says isaiu-ho Pausa. Still, more bie-e4 is the man who Iuveuted tlie jwhbh- of rfmedytri" the neglect aud miiiSNrf ut'.p thnt ehanfteti my locks pray be!ore ir.y tirn-, or ivaptd Hie harvest of my hair Sefore tiie sea-on of my decay. To " Bar!r(?tf Wgftatile Hair Restorative." must W UK-rioed merits possessed by few uv notm of the usual remedies for .liuliiutu. and premature stray; hair. The te-suiuo-iluus of its ellicacy are numerous aud irreproachable. jy6 w 357AXSVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGI Jornar First and Vine Streets, ' ' ' ...- i EVAHSVILXE, 1st XV.I. M'HOLARNIIIPS issued t&s OO. ' All are invited t all and exaraiue on; "none of i oh true n.or aeud address ant - Twelve by retun mail College Circulat with specimens ot Penmanship and Khunabinnt. .,. L. 8. MAYlKLD, Jan2i. dh'in - ; " PrtncipaL CHB. T-FCKKK. FRFO. O, JOHN G. DECKER. DECKEB . C. DECKER & SONS. , Jlsma-Vcturers of Spokes. Wneeln, Hntts, Shafts, Felloes, and Bent Wor,' and dealers iu Voiis, Drays, Cart3, , Thiaable Skeins, , - ., ) itid have always on hand a tai-jje a&ortrnent of ... 5MMifd Wagon Makers' Sawed Jlaieri'il Hiana 14S Main Street, corner Ktrth. " Evansvi'i'e, Indiana. W Price I.ls!'. iuiuiiiicd ou aypllcatioii. TDPhU 1- ' ; ' SE. GILBKRI' A CO. IIAVK K movetl to their uew four-story store, tVo.31 North First Street, where th'cy will be plt-iwd to sft- ait liit-ir i)d cuN'oiri-;-. and as nviny new ones as will favor1 Jt-m with a call. A tall a.-artruem ot Urotx i i. Kt-c., always on l.a'l tor saie jii rhovest market r,-". W'c n-ill girv sf-mi ducrrnrnt f W than bu-tung f s ; i IK ib toi fore exit-tine between tl.r ltned, for conducting the I'ottery corner . Of Johnand A atrtets, near the Cata, nasbeen dissolvd. and JHCob Daum wtU ' beaoetorth conduct the business alone. -ADAM DAUM.;; 4'aogl4. JACOBlAUM- , . 8. M..B3LEY'S 7 ;Renl Ewttite Vgyeuc?-, In the office ofWiri. Kinerj-, Justice of the - Peace, on-Third fctrtee1; between, Main and -lioeatit. - ': ''' Keal Kslate Dougui anrt oij on com ml s-

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CITY NEWS,. Republican Comity Mass Contention. At a meeting of '. the Republican Executive Committee of Vanderburgh County, held August 24th, it was resolved that a Mass Convention be held at the Court House, In EransTille, Saturday, ' Sept. 1th, at TWO o'CLOCX P. M., to nominate candidates for the offices of Sheriff and County Commissioner. f ; , . In accordance with that resolution all the Union voters of Vanderburgh County are hereby myited to assemble in Mass Convention at the time

and place xand for the purpose speci fied.:' ' Joseph P. Elliott,'. u unairman.i ' Alvah Johnson, Secretary. !m The. AiLANTicvfor September, is received, and for, sale, by John 11 j Scott, the news dealer, V corner,, of Main and Second Streets., ',' , . 'Personal. Judge 1 Sam. Casey Jlugbes, of Morganfield,.. Kentucky, called on us yesterday, , He is one of the most outspoken and loyal men of Union County devoted , , BowLDERiNQ.--The b'owderers have finished their work on Water Street across Sycamore, including an excellent crossing on Sycamore. Another square will be finished this week, and the third, to Locust Street by the middle "fit next week. ;t' V ' Home Again. D. J. Mackey, of the great Dry Good House of Mackey, Nisbet j&VCo,.' arrived home yesterday from "New York. He reports the Dry .Good Market East rather .favorable to buyers. i Remember the Veterans.--Visit-1 a .dis orS'tO the post-office will find abled an'd'wdrthy veteran of the war for the-Upion, 'Andrew Williams,, just outsnle tho door, supplied with 'thef choicest truits and meiuus or the sea- i

sbbl1 and' at' ; yeaso'nable' riiliKRoOihe wrarfoiricRjK. Dunkerspn

mdmbur to1 make--ypui; purchases oUs;Cty?;Monday. He was held to

iuriuv LijBRARY Lecturer, j We Jearu. !tfiat'tlre fIjef?ture Committee of the Library,'Associationr are correspond ing with distinguished lecturers, with a-.view, tot making up a course for the comijig;Wipterflea3JB.o Owing-to'out comparatively isolated railroad' connections and lateness of the season when the present Board was elected, the Committee find at 'very difficult to secure the. most -i popular lecturers. There in a , good , prospect,"' however, for an attractive course. . Sudden Dsatil We heard on Monday of the sudden death of Frank Joseph Jantz, a German barber, -who fell dead while shaving a customer, ou fcuuday evening. A lie item was crowded out of yesterday's Journal by a press of other matter ; and we mention It now from the fact that the occurrence gave rise to a report that he died of cholera,-which is absurd. Meu die suddenly from fright, with ilopixy, - disease-ofthe heart, &c, but we have nav..erryfi.t heard of a man dyLngJ?witU vchplcra without "a moment's premonition or suffering. ..i ' ' i ' ' 4 -i c . 'if .- i A Dead Doo. Yesterday morning the lifeless' remains of a dog wire ois covered onT SdanS Street between Locust aud Walnut. ' ' J The deceased was a small dog yellow and white and had evidently been shot during the night, o'r.yery. early in the morning, as the pavement was sprinkled with his blood. ''The dog had a thick leather collar around his neck, rni J cf , 'course could jsot have hid hvdronhobia. Whose "nro-

perty the dog had been, orwho-'Wasi . ,x oiicc, waar.once given w his mercile assassin, has not trans-Utf bktorsf the wharfboaand

pired. The dlead body remained1 od j jTtiE TEA Teachers -la?titute is pros. r.-. -:-c -r- J a highly sausfactory manuei au who?areiu attendance.' The!numbr-i of' teacher- reseat ' yesterday was abouti teventy, and the exercise are of a highly edifying 'charac ter. -'The theory of edueation nts Veil as ..the, bcjciethod of in;parfiugf jnstrucfioa is being carefully and intelligently investisated " and discussed. All who takean interest iu the subject of edu t cation would find It pvoSte atj tend these-.; meeting's. The Institute is pronounce dbr the who haveJiad good opportunities to judge, the best that his bc'a heldin- the State. For full-proceeding. wkich will be found

i' .. ' i-. 'J-J.ut -. .i ,i. in'&fc'cpjted the thief as he.landdiaod Bianner. of. teaching .Object Lessons knelled in coffin an J unknown.':. ?r?$m?? -2..I04 hats' se!f ? iS'J .H.f aul second years class, hope tli'i-'U.Vx-.-r. .uVoy of dead tnf-' ioodl whvra'ufMni thg,. .purlpiner The txrt step for. tha first year's th-isS raiies'wN! ithkev n u c.-ir'y call thie," xf. ;hawjfj&ped from jthe'f5"'apcLr to'.name.'phe'cts, give thcjr..use.s,and morning5 acd,-,W'Jve ,t!u- swelliuf, started at high speed' to run. up the j place theiu in position, thus exercisA andHoon to be smeiiing carcass.-1 "i ' tvv' w-ct.i ri'-r.o.ii'- --'ir '- .f1- - - t' '' . bank. Ino UmIics were put on his i ingj.he luemoiy and perceptive facul-

Bishop .-Simpson. It is agreed on all hands that the ladies of the Trinity Church have been" fortunate in securing the services of this eloquent orator for to-morrow - evening. His lecture on the "Future of the Country " is described by those who have heard it elsewhere as one of the highest class of eloquent productions, and under his ' peculiar oratorical powers produces an effect seldom witnessed. Those ' who were fortunate enough to hear him on " The State of the Country,'" S very ; different lecture from the forthcoming-one, will be able to form some idea of the pleasure : of. hearing him on this profoundly : interesting theme. Though our, community has not manifested much enthusiasm in ; the lecturegoing, line' yet 'the indications are that the house will be filled.! ' Many from the surrounding country will be in the city' expressly . to hear the attractive theme 'discussed by the eloquent Bishop. - 1 " ,.', T',' : - The cause for ' which the lecture id .given and the fame of the orator; the theme to be discussed, the music from the grandest organ in the West, we predict will attract a full house. We learn that a very successful canvass was made yesterday in the sale of tickets. .0 . l i 77 - Recorder's Court. Business in the Recorder's Court continues to be quite brisk, though the amount of money realized is not large. A stranger named Toolings was drunk, and was ; fined $1, with $6 20 costs.. ' "'; ' . . '- .'; John Sha was also drunk, and was anedfl, with f6 95 costs. . , A lad, brother to the one arraigned hn Monday, was yesterday-presented on charge of fighting with his brother. He ', was . fined $1, with 4 05 costs. ...

i Geo. Harris wa.i presented ' on a charge of stealing a box of hats frfem answer in me sum ui auu. uutug 'una'ble 'kfrilri ' tKeJ Ttquiaite. security, 'wefit t6 jail." '' ! "Twobutc-hers had a diiute in the ''market' house' on Saturday 'morping, to'thij ,terrpr of the' ladies- attending the market.' Both are unfortunately poobbssed of., violent '" tempers .nd talked fwithout restraint' 6r"beng particuUrly choice "Si. their use , of language, Ye.iterday thej" were arraigned before the Recorder for disturbance of the peace. They called for a jury of six ineo aud 'jaeh had a 1awj"cf to plead his eae. - I'lnn the evidence, so far. as we heard it, we cauie to the conclusion that both were gailty, but no decision had ben reached by the jury when we left the court room. Latek. The jury iu one case returned a verdict of $1 Sue, with $11' costs.' The other defendant submitted his ca.-e to tfct court, and 'was fiued i, with w--t; . . A'; Darino TirKFT The Thief t'AUunT. On Monday' a small box of hats were niissed from a lot of goods on II. K. Dunkerson & Co.'e ,-Wharf-b'cfat.OBsigntd to Cobb & 'Sd'n'l Kddy.vjlle, 3j.V&md I io t'e fehipped. by, jt he Chattanooga. George,1 Harris','1" the watchiuan '6'd1the Chattanooga, during the'day got drunk and was discharged fronf1 the bbatJ Yesterday morning f be- was ttberved by the en ineer tp.de:i scend into the hole of thejaoat ajid presently reappean with a hat box which he deposited lu i a skiST lying

outside the Chattanooga, VnigtwujiJ.iUiusite'cuhiuIo-stratus, . aud the

the two employees proceeding down the- shore time he was cap- .!, and. is now in jaiM,Jekjujof iL-lU3 titl'rt'fau.L . an ' excellen t , Ctiance

! tu a berth ii the' pefiiren- -poara-as solid, cuaiK as brittle, riDoo t Jetfeiffry.;Ue. ' AT.i"i Ji'iliu4pih as pliabl. glass as tratispa

tiar" a bond bargained "wjth 'the white mirf foW JoVf M.d VV price, $2"i0. lie to--k it to the house, And there, .uemauded. -50 for the .wood. . Fo:r,th7s the ; woman . made. Iaint.AVttknow nothiug of.b comp character! of " the 'mA who ,-!i th. : j 1 .

''Bvixrxk'JvlsTiCE MRajVr-pV oroJ-amm.able;.a,lso tcachiug the simple ' poiti'cly that lie was altogether o

wotpan rkatftt'iftW'iiht bvftrdJ'u. f add. tfcuiraan quality of objects, as, "i? l' mit"f ' every unial -T,.. .! ' . v-xil --i-.-. i- if . . j of his to the contrary-ian uumiti-i m &Vt !Sa!L A'a wh:tequalit:e. -retf rrnto surface, to o--,edfalsc!irtotia9 I-fau show by the man .fMruotalM.iJjf'.hio'ueT-undcr fale-j" dnion, to direction, &e. . AA : , , t most positive pioof which I now have

Greatlt Admired. Since Saturday aftemoon' the American House and Sherwood House have been crowded by gentlemen, i merchants, bankers, steamboatmen, and business men in general, to examine and admire those splendid Hotel Registers just delivered on Saturday from the JoIrnal Bindery, where they were manufactured. It is universally conceded that these books are the finest specimen of ruling, printing and binding that has ever been exhibited ia this city. The Journal Bindery and Job Office pan, however, furnish any quantity of blank books of, like style, material and workmanship, or in any other style or quality to suit custom

ers. r . Prof. Harvey's Lecture. The annpuncement' !of 8 Prof. Harvey's, lecture did not attract as large a crowd last night i as the reputation of the lecturer "gave us a .right to expect. Indeed, lectures on education never do draw well ui. this city, which is not Very complimentary to our citizens. The lecture last night was of great ability,' evincing careful, intelligent thought, and a profound knowledge of the subject, and it was listened to throughout by all present with fixed attention and manifest pleasure. We regret that circumstances will prevent the delivery of any more lectures b3' Prof. Harvey during his present visit to our city. Tub Musical Concert. We remiud our readers of the grand musical concert to be given at Crescent City Hall to-night by the Evansville Orchestral Society. The eulcrtainment .will .doubtless be one of the most : pleasing and interesting that has ever been given in this city, comprising as it does the best musical talent, both vocal and instrumental,; m the city, including sbmtf sfyfintr rerformers. ' ' The closing overture alone, will - be worth more' than the price of admission, being a goo4 representation of the minstrelsy 'of naturci "' grand sensationaj performance, with Prof. Warren , as leader: iWe confidently expect .to see Crescent City Halt crowded. T' Teachers' Institute Second Day The association met at 9 o'clock aJ si. pursuant to ( adjournment..; The roll, being called, sixty-five members were, found to be present. The exercises Commenced by the readiug of a portion of Scripture, and the ringing of a choice piece of iuuic. sifter which'Prof. T. W. Harvey took up the 'Subject of Geography. He presented a clear ar.d concise system by which the areas of States and couutries can be learned, by taking the areas of five States as standpoints, and compariug the areas -of all other States and couu tries witli them: also, how to learn the population ' of cities by making groups of cities and lcaruiug their population, aud them comparing aud associating with then tho population ' of other cities. In the same manner the ..' length of 'rivers and , the heigth of mountains can be learned; also how to obtain a. knowledge' of the position of places by' fixing in the memory the latitude and longitude of a few' places, and estimating others from them. He made some very interesting remarks about !, hydonne : tersdefininff r respectively ' aquious vapordew, frost, fog, clouds, and the rarjous kinds of clouds, a'a tne cirus cloud, the stratus cloud, the cumulas cloud, the ciro-stratus, the ciro-cum Prof. Daniel Houiih then exercised the teachers 'in 'Arithmetic Rafter which .3Iiss.Lp.cke explained the ties of, the child In the " pceortd j yeaj x-lass fiudj cut ;-ome of the LquaUtif pf pbjerts ; as water as liquid, parent, sugar as fusible, and wood as in j moral 'le-on'to a clasa oflitUe girls;'; ueo.' to6 unto other, a, you wpuhl that they should do auto- yia. f1" Prof'T W. Harvey then spoke on ' J the subject of GrVium-tr. He shpwei Lthai. "a. . fror'd 'a Kistory: that' the f laiicuajra f A- - nation dt'scribed the

words. He then defined the elements of. a sentence, the principal being the subject a.nd the predicate, and the subordinate, as the adjective elements, the objective elements, and the adverbial elements. Ilev. Mr. Sims addressed the association on the subject of the English Language. He spoke of its beauties and its history. He said that he did not like the new method of spelling by omitting the 'silent letters. It was robbing the language of its beauties as did the vandals when entering Rome. He also analyzed a number of words, and thus preseuted an easy method of learning the definitions of most of the words in the language. Prof. T. W. Harvey then took up the subject of Recitation, and spoke on the following topics: 1. Calling Class to order. , ' 2. Conduct of Recitation. ' ' " 1 3. " Particulars. - i ; 4. Assigning lessons. . , 5. Marking register. ; 6. Dismissing class. He also remarked that scholars should not walk on their toes in the school room ; that they should always move gracefully; that they should give complete answers to questions; that the review lesson should always be heard before the advance; that the teachers should never fiad fault with the text-book, as it destroyed the confidence of the scholar in the teacher. Also, that the teacher should be just iu all cases. The following teachers were appointed as a committee on resolutions : Miss Woodbury, Miss Conn, Miss Dougherty, Mr. J. Wittenbach, and Mr. McCutchan. The Association then adjourned, to meet this morning at 9 o'clock. Crowded. So great is the press of orders on the Journal Job Office, even at this dull season, that they were 'compelled, yesterday, to decline orders which were urgent'. In a few weeks pur arrangements will be such that all -orders will be promptly executed. -Send in orders early. We can't always do large jobs in a single hour after the receipt of the order. -

Bills of Lading. Wc have on hand a' good 6'stoek; of Bills Lading, bound vr loose; the finest quality ever offered in this city. tf n -r...- : The County Sunday School Convention. The committee appointed, by the Board of the Vanderburgh County Sunday School Union, for the purpose of providing a dinner for the County Sunday School Mass Meeting ou Thursday, the 5th of September next, met in the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church on Monday night. There was a large attendance and much iutcrc-st manifested. It was desided to hold the children's mass meeting at Blackford's Grove, aud tho following gentlemen one from each Church in the city were appointed a committee to make all necessary arrangements for the entertainment of the County schools, all of which have been invited, to attend; and to see that the necessary provisions for feeding the large crowd expected to be present is provided by the churches and school of the city. They were also requested to invite such lady assistants as should be needed: John E. Taylor, Cumberland Presbyterian Church: Theo. Curnick, Igle Street M. E. Church: Jacob Mills, Trinity M. Church; Ej F: Lawrence,' Walnut Street Presbyte rian Church; Lewis Iluffner, jr., Vine Street Presbyterian Church;' Wm. Turnock, Baptist Church; J. H. Posdoffer, St. John's Evangelical Church ; C. Couch, Christian Church; C. Keller, German M. E. Church; C. Decker, Zion's Church M. Gunterman, Independence M.' ; E. Church. The Superintendents of-the ; various city sehools were appointed a committee ou reception. Adjourned. ' , Sam. X. Curnick, Secretary.- ; Comriiniiieal ed. jpdttor JwuruaU " .'....'' I.saw a stateiiierit in your piper of the 2oth instof piie.J.'H. Volsey, a drummer for a Cjuciuuatj dru.i house, a fiend in human shape, iu which he attempts to exonerate hiipr-If from all' blame" in enticing my' daughter fiom her home., ,'1'he . statement of this infamous ' scouudttil and villaiu wuvht have some weight amongst strangers, an'd I therefove tako thii method of disabusing tho min i of the lmblic iu this particular," and assert necessary, which I - will publish, and'j JJ; I t;pe before I got toseehim. ' i. By giving. this V idce', iu . vour r-ol- 1 '"pns. you wi.I coy :'er - rteml, - - - .' Jtui utaris. ynu will, confer a fa vor "n your Nil. MAsr.r. Ini'L'e as;-ortuijut;.f Jthoj. j

LOCAL NOTICES. Gone East. Our stirring shoe friend, Turncrr on First Street, left yesterday for Boston and New York for the purchase of his Fall stock of Boots aud Shoes, but spoke of having left a large stock of cheap goods to be disposed of in his absence. We advise all those who were born barefooted, to look in and see for themselves. ' .. ' aug28.

Resolute Base Ball Club. A match will be played this afternoon between the first and second tena, the latter to be made nip on the ground. A special meeting of the Club will be held this evening at Masonic Hall. Business of importance will be transacted. A full attendance is reqaested. Lunch! Lunch! Fresh Oysters! Fresh Otsters! Everybody call at the Parlor Saloon, No. 84 Main Street, where Oberdorfer & Ashby will serve their friends and patrons with some excellent oyster soup, &c. aug2S ... Notice. My Compound Liver Pills contain no .calomel, and owing to their greater safety fhould be used in connection with my Tonic Syrup, instead of Cook'a PilU and calomel. They act with certainty on the liver, and very mildly on the bowe!s. They can be easily broken up with sugar and given to children of all ages. Owing to the difficulty of putting up my Pile and Universal Ointmenta iu vials, I have been compelled to use tin boxes instead. The Ointments keep as well, and the boxes are more convenient for both the manufacturer and consumer. This notice will hereafter appear on each box with a fac-simile of my signature. II. A. Armihtead. aug27-tf Gents: The fluest and best selected stock of goods for Fall and Winter ever brought to this city can be found at 54 Main Street. Call and see. Smith & Darling, aue27 Merchant Tailors. Bottom -Fkll iN.Huddcrich & Lauer have a tplendid stock of all sorts of Groceries; Sujrar-Cured Hams, Country Bacon. Fresh Vegetables. &c, all of which will be fold at the smallest margiu for profit-. ; 'Those desiring b'trffriins will consult their interest by calling at' Their-1 Grocbry Store, on SJcatnore Street, between Third and Fourth. " ' u27 d3t ,u, IIaQd sewing try MlhctrJ'a AWk " '(orsets: French f.rct- of very sujK-rior' quality, at (lc lo.vc-i cash prices, at uughes,,l aug22. - . . r : -T, ;.t; , Chkese.-tIOQ. hoxei choice, Factory, Hamburg aud Vef-trn Mcsef-e Cheese, received . direct from the Dairies ot'Oliio. Tho tame is offered lor sale at extremely low prices. Parsons, Scovii.i.k & Co. .!- .72 Maiu Street. tfgrReul French Whalebone Corsets at Hughes'.' aug22. Clark's Spool Cotton is the Lest. Ladies! use Clark's Spool Cotton. B?i7Buy vour English an l French Hosiery at Hughes'. aug22. Milward'a Needles are the best. Stork for Rknt. A splendid store. No. 7U Maiu Street, now occupied by Cook & Healy. Ibquire of au27 ' Cook t Healt. New G00D3. Having just received my fall stock, I am now prepared to make the same , up in the moat apE roved Btyle, a 1, have one of the est cutters in the West. Try him. , aug27-tf..'i ;J, H. Carlin, Ag't. ! MilwarcTs Helix . NedUs, in Patent , Wrappers, are superior to all others. . r 1 M ' .Machines Use' Clirk' S) jd CotlOn . . 1 1 1 CoNSOtlDXtlO!. 4 The firms of Henry ,E. vJJlerflker.t and Blemker, Tillmann A Co:, ' Stove Dealers and. Excelsior Stove ; Works, have been consolidated, ' and will henceforth be known as Blemker, Tillmau & Co. All debts and accounts will be collected and paid by may'JTitf ',; Blemker'Th.t.man k Co. For Sale: Cook k Healy, No. 76 Main . Street. will sell their entire stock of Groceries. This is a good chance for any one that wishes to go into the ' busioesn. Mr. Cook has purchased a farm in the East, aud will remain there 1 : Cook & JIkaly. ' V EranBvilltJ, July 12, 1807. 13tf JCf-Buy your French Corsets at Hughes'. . -a " aug22. - City Ordem ir ;Sale. Inquire at the ' "' ' J6l''knal Office. ' .'' -0tcEveryb'ody that want.-, extra Sour buys BinghauiV Paltry, for sale iu sacks or Litre's, by au3-2 lmd.,., ilh. Allh& Co. .'I - .. i -r- T m f &irk't Spool CotpZi is tj tVrd to SO. .2fA' full supply of Justices' Bljuks for sale at U;i-office tf Mihoard' Adl$ for sale ev-rywh-ire. ., . .... ,4. r-Take noad Othrr thau C'i:ir,YCjl(ot. OaSt Magnificent French Corsets ai Hughes'

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