Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 October 1867 — Page 8

THE EYANPV1UE DA1JV .I'M HN ' : THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17, IM;

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NOTICES. rThe AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover

iJestoa, i the largest and best ari hotel in New Eneland. The sleep- ' a ; xms are spacious and well ventilated ; uu Bii of rooms are well arranged, and dsvirpleieiy furnished or families and large '.2vi.isg parties: and the house will conM ? be kept as a first-class bote! In awnr respect. LEWIS RICE, ss,2 dSn proprietor. fy.i'H Vegetable Sicilian Haik KNEWE f ani only Infallible Hair Preparation for ISataurvng Gray Hair to its Original Color, I Aaniatina iU Growth b k the cheapest irepa ration ever offer4 ih public, as one bottle will last 7 iii M and accomplish more than three tasssta at auy other preparation. 9mm Kenewer Is not a dye; It will not iaOasa the skin as others. It wHU keep the hair from falling out. 'i thnn n the scalp, and mU9 the hair mk. lustrous, a ud silken. imz xreause on tne uair sent iree oy R. P. HALL. A CO., Nashua. N. H., iroprietora. 7)Kr sale by all druggists. se4 :2:dH. fFBNEIi'S TIC DOLOUREUX or XTRNEK'S TIC DOLOIREIX or :rilVER8AI. K El'RAI.tilA PILU, lilltEBsAL ItEUAI,IA PIELS, 4 Safe, Certain, and Speedy Cure for tiruraigia and all Nervous Disease. i.1 Is an unfailing remedy in ail cases of Wmbi) Neuralgia, often effecting a perfect as in a single day. No form of Nervous MMW fails lo yield to its magic influence. ;g 1i the severest cases of Ch ron lc Neu ral- : pa and general Nervous Derangements of i years standing, anecun tne enure n, are completely and permanently by It in a few days, or a few weeks dsn utmost, it contains notning injurtaaate the most delicate system, and can latatays be used with perfect safety. It ia in oaautaLt use by the best physicians, who it. their unanimous and unqualified Sroval." Seni by mail on receipt of 91 two postage-stamps. Sold everywhere. TURNKk A CO., Sole PropslM i lao Tremout Street, Boston, Mass. aJftd3m,eoU u.,-! mr How many mot hers suffer the agony aS eing their little ones snatched away :haa them by the Whooping Cough, dr 9tshelia, when a single bottle of Poland's Trill ite Pine Compound would have saved baby's life. It is Infallible. h ,.JZ Sfttehelor'i WtUSt'Wftt "a I splendid Hair Dye is the best In the Thn onlv true and "rJGrTect Dve. BB wIiimii. Reliable, Instantaneous. No Stspointrneiii. No ridiculous tints. lsss Blaek or Brown. Keinejies the ill BEKw Bad lyes. invigorates the hair, Xartag It soft and beautiful. The geuudkaislgned Wdliam A. Batchelor. Ailothce mere imitations, and should be Sold by all Druggists and PerFactory 81 Barclay Street, New rBKWARE OF A (Ol'XTIRf EIT, iaa. 1 --1; -. t M ' - i I Moth f.nd Freckles. The only reliable remedy for . those nlscoiorations on tne lace caiieu Patches and Freckles Is Pbkry's Itn ami) Frkcklk Lotion. Prepared assy by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatologist, 4 bad-Street, New York. Sold by alfdrugaffcrtt in EvausvUW and elsewhere. Price fiptr boitfe. titct w jy2d3m derman Erashe Soap rl MAS Cl'ACTVRED FROM PURE materials, and may be considered the 'Acajr&ABD of Excellence. For sale by sroeors. f may 24 ly .'til An Autumn Suggestion. Ltow. as heavy fogs arise and search in ir . mis commence to blow ; now, as the Uu- ' Mfan tuwlv (.ThallKtfl Iilc InanimfttA i . - 1 Ume by the heats of Summer, begins to will and dioop; now, ere the inclement weather makes its try tug onset; NOW is 4ftw time ter a preparatory course ol ti e ktt accllmatiug medicine in existence, 0"TETTERS STOMACH BITTKRS. Fever and Ague is ran. pant in all parts Of '.he country. Quinine, the physicians admit, will not quell the phase of the disease which at present perviides the entire Vest It is well that it is so, for the remy,so ailed, is deadlier than the malady, t if quinine it inefficient in interim -tmmX fevers, HOSTETT ER'S BITTERS Is Wresistible. It would be safe to make a Detract, under heavy penalties, 'hat any jiv ' Ft-ver-and-Ague District" should Se exempted from the disorder for any particular time, provided every inhabitant would take the BITTERS according to sections, during the lei-m of the contract. There lias never been an instance which this sterling iuyigorant and amti-febrile medicine has failed to ward a4T the comp alnt, when taken duly as a jyaotectloa against malaria. Hundreds of physicians have abandoned ail 'he' offlolal specifics and now prescribe tais harm. -- vegetable tonic, and nothing else, as a retentive and, cure for all th- foi ms of -ab ut-i and fever. Vigor is the fl ing most '.w-edful in these cases, as w II as r dysla ami nervous affections, and HOSTER'S BITTERS are the sate;t.cure8t. d most wholesome strengthening pres nwuu uiai unman skiii nas ye conha: A !!n INSURANCE. 1YAMYILLE RAKE CO. ictm rizkd Capital Paid Up Capital vmmim ... 260,000 MARINE, A FLAT BOAT RISKS Taken at fair rates. Johns. Hopkins, President. , astbs H. C'tlks, Secretary. m hectors: Charles Viele. John Ingle, Jr., William Brown, Dr. F. W. Sawyer. C. Preston. i.8. Hopkins, tJtllison Mftghe. Ronert Barnes, Dr. M. J. Bray,

J. N. Knox, Business Asenl, who will also attend to Life and Accident Insurance Office, corner of Main and First Streets, a First National Bank Building, japis 6m WffiT P. HASTINGS, Seen if Artist and Fresco Painter. All orders left at Osborne 4 THeaton'r alnt Store, Locust Street, will be prornpU? attended to. CA LSI MINE 8E&T1SOS neatly done. Sfl&d&n

RAILROAD TIME-TABLE

Evaosville and Crawfordsville. GOING NORTH. Leave Arrive. Arrive. Evansville. Vincennes. T. Hauu .Vccom'od't'n, 5:80 A BC 10:27 a m 4 :20 p m Mail - 9:00 AM 11:46 AX 2:55pm Vincennes Ac 4:25 p m I 7:15 PM COMING SOUTH Leave Leave Arrive Term Haute. Vincennes. K'ville. Vincennes Ae I 8:00am 947 am Freight A Ac. 6:40 a M 12:3 P M 5 M MiT 4:40 P M 7 -.56 P M I VkWk u Terrs Haute and Indianapolis. FROM TERRE HAUTE. Leave. Arrive. Day Express. 2-30 a m 11 :25 a m Night Express 8:10 r M 10:50 p m Mail 9i45 A M I 4:40 p m Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. FROM VINCENNES. Going East. Going W't. 2:30 P M 1 55 P M 9:50 p m 1 3:05 A m Mail Bxpress. STEAMBOAT LINES. To Louisvii.lb. Every Monday and Saturday at lOo'clock a.m. Every Teday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 o'clock; p. m. To Cairo Dally, except Sunday, at 3 o'clock p. M. To Oxcur R.IVKR. Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. m. Every Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock p. M. To Eastpobt. Every Tuesday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. To Hk idkrson Dally, except Sundays, at S o'clock p.m. To NA8HVJM.B- Every Thursday at four p. m. to Mbmphis Semi-weekly. RoekportStage (via Newbargh and Boonvllle.) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. m., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. x., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 A. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 p. M. Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves dally (ex cept Sundays) at 7 A. m. Arrives dally (ex apt Sundays) by 2 p. sc. To Newbubq. Hack daily (exoept Sunday,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 CITYNEWS. A ChanitB or Base. The office of the Evaosville Demokrat has been removed to John Laval' building, on Foift1L1elf,iesfr Mfla? J H. A Slight Mistake. We are told tht tlw v Hebrew, ladies of $he city contribute d the, principal portion of the magnificent suppor set at Mozart Hall on Tuesday night. It was most sumptuous and abundant. Paying Taxes. The office of the City Collector is daily thronged with iUx,-payers, taaj4oi .fro settle and save tne tnree per cent. aiiowecF tor prompt paymeuK. The time to save the three per cent, expires, we believfe, oit "Saturday, and heavy taxpayers, especially, are anxious to save that amount. ttittna Magnificent Glass. The showwindows of the store-room in the new opera house, corner or First and Locust Streets, have been put in, and attract much admiration on account of their size and beauty. Each window consists of a single light. 4 by 10 feet. They are indeed perfect beauties. What we Want. Amid the rapid growth of the city there is a neglect on the part of owners of real estate and capitalists, to build convenient and commodious tenement houses that can be afforded at reasonable rents. Mechanics, artizans, and laborers of moderate means require such houses, and these classes are indispensable to the real prosperity of any city. We would be glad to see an interest taken in this matter. It would prove a good investment. Finished. The bowldertng at the foot of Main Street was finished yesterday, and if the weather continues good for ten days longer, the pavement of the wharf will be completed W Locust Street, and the riveri?int will be the finest of any city between Orncfnnati and Hew Orrean The work has been a stupendous one, and has copt large mm of moneyhut it is a permanent improvement thafjill not have to be renewed for the next hundred years. Bl'ILDINtl LTP. The vacant ground on First Street, between Carpenter's large block and Division Street, is being built up with plain but neat and substantial three-story brick business'houses. Three are already finished, and the cellars are excavated for two others; and we notice that the two wooden buildings adjoining Carpenter's building are being removed, preparatory, we presume, to building upon the ground they occupy. We notice, also, that Mr. F. Hammerstein, the famous carriage-maker, is building a spacious carriage shop on the corneT of Locust and- Fourth Streets, extending from Fourth to the alley baok of the old Carpenter Block, burned out last Winter. Mr. Hammerstein has leased all the vacant ground on that corner for ninetynine years, and will occupy that block with his manufactory.

Circuit Court. Most of the day yesterday was occupied with civil cases, in which the general public is not interested. Patrick Farrill was arraigned on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill, by shooting, John McClain. Tried by a jury. Verdict: not guilty. The grand jury returned several indictments, yesterday, which were ordered to be entered. The parties, we believe, are all in jail. There are a large number of State cases on the docket, and the court will doubtless continue in session throughout next week. Cut Down. Those nice shadetrees on Locust Street, by the side of the Opera House, have been cut down. Their removal gives a better view of the massive building, but we regret, nevertheless, to see them fall beneath the woodman's ax, and could have exclaimed, with the poet: " Woodman, spare that tree." Had they been closely trimmed, they would not have interfered with the building, but would afford a genial shade on the side-walk during the forenoon. We always regret to see a h andsome shade-tree destroyed. Recorder's Court. There was a considerable run of business in the Recorder's Court, yesterday, and the contributions to the City Treasury were quite liberal, of the money which was collected. The name of the frail female fined on Tuesday evening, for being drunk and disorderly, was Kate Moore not Mary Cook, as we were erroneously informed, and stated in yesterday's Journal. We make this correction in justice to Mary Cook, if fjb6Te is any person of that name in the city. Yesterday, Otoff Illing was tried for being very drunk on the street. The charge was sustained, and he was fined $1, with $7 75 coste, including $1 50 for drayagc. Lon Watson, for an assault and battery on Kennedy Higginbottom, Jr., was fined $20, with $6 25 costs, and on a charge of being, runk he was fined $5, wi tn "$40V costs, taking a total of $35 30 one half of which he paid, and gave his word for the balance. Conrad and C. V. Ernest, for continuing a wooden building on their lot, adjoining Gilbert's block, were fined $5, with $3 05 costs. The City Council had, on Monday night, remitted a previous fine of $15 against them for erecting the wooden addition. They now propose to remove the building. It is rather a hard case, but it is the city ordinance and the law. Last Illness of Capt. Cox. Mr. Frank Banksraith, who was in the city yesterday, having arrived the night previous direct from Memphis, attended Capt. James T. Cox during his last illness, and was with him when he died. They had fixed to leave Memphis on Tuesday evening, October 1st. On Monday evening Capt. Cox complained of feeling chilly, and at an early hour was compelled to go to bed and send for a physician, who administered remedies for the chills. On Tuesday morning the physician discovered symptoms of yellow fever, and the disease grew upon him rapidly, defying all the usual remedies; and despite all efforts on the part of his physician and the most assiduous attentions on the part of hie friends, he died on Friday evening. He had previously settled up his business and had arranged to leave or the Saturday previous, but -was unavoidably detained, and deferred his contemplated departure until Tuesday. The time was too late, and the noble, generous-hearted' Captain sleeps in a quiet grave in a land of stranger?. Council Proceedings. Council Chambers, ) . ;)S:vahsviijl,A)cU16, 1867. f The Council" met ptfrsuant to adjournment:v nolg.ImrnoQ. Present -His Honor, Mayor Baker, and Councilmen Miller, Dean, Heilraan, Reitz, Kolle, Wiltshire, Kraft, Cook and Muhlhausen. On motion, the reading of the min- : utes of the last meeting was dispensed with. The following bills were presented and ordered to be paid : Leonhard Kobb, earth, $14 13; Philip Decker, oils, $22 55; Wm. Heilman, cistern top, fec, $22 50. Joseph L. Kahn was permitted to

transfer his saloon license to Moses I Hess. " ! " Mayor Baker read a deed drawn up for conveying to the city certain proprtv hv Messrs. Adler x Weil There being errors discovered in it, it was laid over for amendment. The Mayor submitted the estimate of the cost of grading the alley back of Alvah Johnson's premises. Approved.

A communication was received from Richard Raleigh, complaining of the assessment on certain real estate owned by him. Relerred to the Committee on Erroneous Taxes. The cases of Mrs. Kron and Mr. Negley were in a like manner disposed of. The Mayor submitted a detailed

and fioal report of the measurement of the Sycamore and Vine Street sewers, showing the total cost of the sewer to the southeast side of Sixth Street to be $50,768 42, and from Sixth Street to the terminus, $24,209 14; grand total for the whole work, $74,978 06, and it was ordered that the amount due to Messrs. Lant Bros, be paid. For additional excavation from Seventh to Tenth Streets, Mr. Lant claimed some compensation; consideration deferred until Monday night next. A communication was received from Mr. B. Nurre complaining of excessive assessment un Lot No. 239. Donation Enlargement, he having sold it for $400 less than the assessment. Also, in reference to his personal property. Referred to the Committee on Erroneous Taxation. A bid was received from Lant Bros, for finishing Oak Street Sewer at $9 per lineal foot, the city to furnish gravel on the ground, and take the risk of a rise of the river. The Mayor was instrnciued to pay off the Aikman bonds as fast as money accumulates in the City Treasury. Certain inlets were ordered to be built in Oak Street Sewer. Ordered, that gas posts be purohased to supply the streets as far as the pipes are laid. Referred to Reitz and Ileilman. Mr. Muhlhausen, from a select committee, made a report relative to the purchase of fractional parts of lots near th Ninth Street School House, recommending their purchase, and Mr. Muhlhausen was instructed to make the purchase. A sidewalk of Class 1 was ordered on the southwest side of First Street, from Elm to Pine. Ordered, that crossings be constructed on Chandler and Government Streets, at the slough. The subject of building earth causeways across the canal on Sixth and Ninth Streets was postponed until next Monday night. Mr. Schmute again appeared before the Council, asking compensation for injury done by firemen at the fire on Market Street last Summer. Un motion, he was allowed $5. Ordered, that the centre of Market Street be raised, and that Seventh and Ingle Street be also improved. Ordered, that Lant & Brother be allowed to haul gravel for the city to Oak fetreet sewer without requiring them to take out cart lieanfeM The Mayor made a report on the subject of the Brinkmeyer property, proposing that $3,000 be deducted from his assessment on condition that the streets and alleys shall be opened when necessary without cost to the city. Mr. Brinkmeyer being present, raised objections, and proposed new conditions, and the subject was dis cussed at length, and incidently the whole subject of assessment and taxation was talked over. Another unproductive conversation ensued on the subject ot changing the grade of Leet and Sixth Streets, Lamasco. On motion, Council adjourned Amusements. Turner Hall. Quite a select audience attended the theatre last night to witness the exceedingly pleasin play " Asmodeus," which was received with great applause. Mr. Wood Benson and Miss Sallie Partington played well, and were loudly encored, and in fact the whole company drew forth applause, the audience being well pleased. To-night " Asmodeus" will be repeated, with a new afterpice, a splendid bill. If you wish to be delighted do not fail to go to-night. LOCAL NOTICES. City Orders for Sale. Inquire at the Journal Office. Printers' Inks. In addition to our large stock of Printers' Papers, we have just received from the celebrated manufactory of H. D. Wade & Co. a full stock of Inks, of all colors and qualities, which ve will sell at manufacturers' card prices. Printers are invited to call and examine our stock and prices. oct8-lw Lost. Between the Journal Office and Mayor Baker s, last night, a gold sleeve button with large oval carbunole set. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the Journal Ofice. octl7tf. , Since the majority of our merchants laid in- their Fall stocks. Dry Goods have come down East. Wm. Hughes H now at head quarters buying goods for cash at new prices. New dress goods, dress trimmings and many other new goods just received. Give him an early call. Corner Second and Main Sts. o17-3t Gents: The finest and best selected stock cf goods for Fall and Winter ever brought to this city can be found at 54 Main Street. Call and see. Smith & Darling, aug27 Merchant Tailors. o Milvoard's Needle for sale everywhere.

Main Street Property for Sale. 1 By reference to an advertisement in

the Kor bale column, it will be seen that the valuable business property situated on the corner of Main and Fourth Streets, is for sale. T 11 FDt ia n enlen , 1 i . I nnariTn rv of i present for a aood Tailor who wishes J to establish himself in business, in ! the town of Rockville, the terminus I ot the Hivansvme x Crawtordsville I Railroad, For particulars apply to Wm. Hughes, Cor. of Main and Second Streets. JSstF" Dont fail to see the genuine Black Crook, October 21st, 22d and 23d. octl4 lw S& A full supply of Justices' Blanks for sale at this offiee. tf Clark' Spool Cotton ia 6 Cerd to 80. Removal. The New York Groce ry has moved into the store formerly occupied by Cook & Healy, where, with increased facilities, they will be pleased to receive the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them. Parsons, Scoville & Co. j . Is Com I NO. The Bfaek Crook next week- . octl4 lw MTThe prince of cutters. Prof. Cotter, is bow permanently located with J. H. Carlin. He handles the shears with grace and defies competition ; so give him a call if you want something stylish. sept7-tf Take none other than Clark' Cotton. EVANSVILLE BU3INESS COLLEGE. Evening session for instruction in Book-keeping and Penmanship will open on Monday. 14th inst. Day class as usual. This will be a good opportunity for young men who labor during the day to employ profitably their evenings in securing a business education, that cannot fail to give satisfacton and repay many times its cost. For particulars call at the College Rooms, corner of First and Vine Streets. L. S. M JfYKlELD, oetfi Prineinal OJL"?" " ftaBr Ladies using the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, are e arnestly requested to send immediate notice to my office whenever they are out of order, or any instructions in their use niav be desired. Having secured the services of a hr-t-class Adjuster trom headquarters? rdesifeTo hrfve al! the old machines in the city repaired and improved, and will snare neither pains nor expense to give mv customers the jmostoomplsati.fac.inn r. DO.. uKl.LM An, oct8 No. 35 Main Street. vTifts.-4frl$t Co.'s celebrated Baltimore oysters received daily at the New York Grocery. sepz7-eodlm. Clark's Spool Cotton is the best. Ladies! useJ-Mark'n Spool Cotton. City Orders, In aby amount, for sale at the Banking House of W. J. Lowry & Co., se23tf No. 1 North First Street. Machines Use C'nrk's Spool Cotton Call and see the new dress (roods at Hughes' plain and figured Empress cloths, Paris silk Poplins, m x. m m i L 1 and many other goods at the lowest prices in the city. 15-2t. Butcher's Files. Just received a large importation direct from Sheffield. A full stock of Gum Belting always on hand. sepl7 Bqstticher, Kelloqq, & Co. Consolidation. The firms of Henry E. Blemker, and Blemker, Tillmann & Co., Stove Dealers and Excelsior Stove Works, have been consolidated, and will henceforth be known as Blemker, Tillman & Co. All debts and accounts will be collected and paid by uiay25tf Blemker. Tillman & Co. " Milveftrd1 Helix $edles, in Patent 'Wrapper, are superiorHo all others. . Hani sewhg try Milward's ffeedle. Milward's Needles afe the best. m Envelopes. Were prepared to furnish to busoess njen Envelopes with printed cards very cheavf0"6all aVtheJot'RNAL office sou want Business Cards, Checks, Receipts, Drafts, Notes, &c, in the best style. SOLD OUt AVIS H SOI.II MY' ENTIRE I . terest In tbe City .Keed Store to ett-H. CrOHS A Murray. I ben leave to re. turn my sincere thanks to the public for the patronage so liberally extended to me. and solicit a wuliniune of the same to the new Arm. JAME8 CROFTM. If E W IT I SB I. KB. CR"SS. T. W. MURRAY. City Feed fttoi-e HAVH8 I' I' K r 1M si: D THE above store and tocK, we will keep constantly on hand a full tock ot Hay, Corn, Oats, Shipttuffst, Bran, Oil Cab-. Oil Me" I, Corn Meal, hominy. Also, a superior article of XXX FLOUR, In sacks and barrels. We will seH all articles at the very lowest cash prices. All articles delivered promptly. se-Tdtf CROSS A HUKRAY.

PRUIT JARS.

Fraf Jars. I?Vliit J ars. IFViiit Jars. :: ; ol t '..,0 ! .':''.' Mark Sl Henning'N, SUCCESSORS TO MARK WARREN, Nos. 25 North First Street AND 18 Main Street. LKTIHWORTH'S GLASS JAB, Tin top, rubber baud, held by a screw. ADAMS'S GLASS JAB, Tin top, wire fastening; sealing wax lo suit. C0BK TOP. Glass Jars, with corks; sealing wax to suit, BROWN EARTHEN JABS, Tin top, wire fastening; closed with wax. SEALING WAX AND CORES For sale extra. no-tut li t-ml i MARK & HENNING, IMPORTER8 OF Clueensware, Glassware, (HIVA, FAkCY GOODS, fcc, 25 N. First and 18 Main Sts. noaod2w QTJEENSWARI HOLLINGS WORTH BROS., IMPOUTKKS OK OUEENSWARE allWi1 ifT .yi.Tv- aiii l i-i uv... :i China, I lull !' 'I .UM'I tflut't II .' v (liio JiMlitg.'iW ,foijlj !.;. w-tiilt-i GLASSWARE, IIIW KAXttlMlll.lt i fl1 . ..!!..) . I Ml! . t .(..: 'i.ii m iiT. -i ih all their various branches, nyc Ml 'ilnri1' 1 MmMiii till i TTAVK BKtV IMPORT IK JEjL (Jlreot from Kngiuud aiace Angus WO. and are duly pouted as U the demauo ol the trade, in quality, style, price, etc. Benldeti the experience of years in this busineHH, we go mto tbe Eugliah market WITH Q OLD, and buy as cheap as any house In the United States. We import and sell a style ol WHITfc GRANITE GOODH which no other house iu the city can get from the factories direct. Tfley are very desirable styles, and will sell more readily th&n any goeds In the market. Huch Is the opinion of good J nil gee That EvansTine is a cheap market for tiueeusware no one is likely to dispute, aud we deem It unnecessary to multiply words. Yon will find us at the old stand. No. J3 JPirt Htree, and Bio. 8 Sycamore Street, auW dtf EVANSVILLE FIND. LIQUORS. L. S. Gamble, (Successor to Honntag A Gamble), WHOLESALS DEALER IN Foreign and Domeniic Liquori, Cigars and Tobaoco, No. South Flrot St., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, WH ERE WILL A I. WAV II found on hand an assorted stock of Imported Brandies, Foreign and Domestic Wines, and pure old copper Whiskys, Sooteh and English Ales. Especial attention will be given to the supplying of families for domestic use warranted pure at d genome. Agent for Walker A Leonard s selebrated Tonic Bitters. The trade supplied on liberal terms. may 27 dly WM. C. TURN0CK ft 00, BRASS FOUNDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine and First Streets. Caah paid for old Copper and Brass, ar Dealers In all kinds ot Brass Cooks Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular attention paid to repairing and adjusting ateam Gemges JnneS tf JAMES URTJE ft GO, MANUFACTURERS of the celebrated If BIB'S PATENT MOVABLE P0IHT STEEL PLOWS. Offlce-l and 184 MAIN STREET. Evajwvillk, Iiro. TumAa TTrlA. Tohn ft Roelker M. r . mount. JyX d 1m