Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 September 1868 — Page 2

T PUBLISHED BY Till EVA5SYIHK JOUKXAL J 0MPA5T,

TUESDAY. .SEPTEMBER-22, IS. Vi ""FK PItESIE5V .' J - GENERAL H S. - GRANT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Hen. SCHUYLER COLFAX. KEPI'DXIVAN STATE TiciiT.T. FOR GOVERNOR, ; I' CONRAD BAKER. Of Vanderburgh. FOB CONttKESS, Gexl JAMKS C. VEATCII. ".' (OUSTY TICKET. FOR STATE SKNATOK, '., . . ASA 10 LK II ART. FOR REPRESENTATIVES, AUGUSTUS LEMCKE. JOnN 0. 'POTTS, V - FOK COITNTT CXRK. . EODEX SORENSON .f S ?. '? ;4 . FOR RWWBPKR. CASPER .MHEMELT, FOR TRKA8CRKR. ' JWILL.4 WARREK'Jjt.' f - ' " FOR CORONKR,' "' " v SAMUEL r.: 11 AVLIN. 3 ; " TOHfRtAl. FSTATR AfPRAISEB. ,, MOSES AIKEN, , ' l -HiOf Knight. . I . FOR COMMJHSIONBR. . fi Samuel barker,' - TT..Ia AgcntMof ibR-Jottroatf (ant. Levi Fekgl.-on. Pelersburgb.Ind. Harry 1. HsriTit, Washington, Ind. v. J. i. iikmmelnway. Kooovuie. xna. . I". K. PkBrci Kk, New burgh. IndJOH N M7 Lockwoob, M t. V ernon, Ind. J. M. Fosteh. Fort, Branch, J uti. , H. W. WVavkb, Posey vilie. Ihd.. -H. H. Cdkwin, -omerville, Ind. ChpU W hitino, Cynlhlnna, Ind. K. J. FIOGKKH, New Harmony, lnd. IIakvky Bond, Uazleton. Ind.Thos. McCtjtci. ks, Kandersvllle, Ind. TThrin Marks. BJsrk Hawk Mills, Ind. They will also reeeiv. and forwrd to us Oruers lor limning nnu m rnuuiig, itol.lkoljcrt 0. Ingersoll. This distinguished Republican ora tor begins this week a canvass of In diana, commencing in the northern sectiftitof Ue State. IIu i coqaraRjr conceded to Ie the most effective and eloquent popular orator in the West lie made a few speeches in Indiana io 18G6, but ho camo unheralded and comparatively unknown, and his ability as a political speaker was scarcely recoznized before ho was scone. But during the present canvass he will be greeted with large and enthusiastic audiences. "and. his, toux will bo. an ovation worthy of his high talents and tho glowing principles and candi dates he advocates. We are clad to know that the people of most of the counties of this District will have the opportunity to hear him. He speaks atWashiugtoq Sept. 25, at .Yincennes the same night, at Princeton the 2Gtli, and at Evanavllle the same night; Boonville, . September . 2Sth ; Grandview, September. 29th; and Cannelton, September 30th. At Washington and Princeton tho Republicans arc preparing to give him very largo mass meetiag; j alio at. Boonville and Grandview. Ilia meeting in this city next Saturday night, wo predict, will draw out one of the largest audiences of the campaign". No one who appreciates real eloquence, wlvatever- may be his political opinions, will deprive himself of the privilege of hearing Colonel ' Ino erso llV Comfy Taxation Yanderbargh and Democratic tountles. Ye published, ' a few' dayi ago, a table showing the comparative taxation for local purposes, less State taxes, of Republican and Democratic counties of Indiana, as taken Irom the "official statements'. The table established th following factsjiy;; 1. That 'the average' rate 'bf local taxation in the comities which are controlled by Democrats is $1 31 1-13 on each $1007 1 J " " " ' 2. That the average rate of taxation in those counties controlled by Republic il 361 :cenlOB eaofi'$100'. Democrats tax thirty-five cents on the $100 more than Republicans, on an average of nearly the who!e:State. 3. That of thirty-e'ght Democratic counties twenty-nine tax over $1 on the $1 while only, niue tax less..., 4. That of forty-Bve Republican counties, only sixteen tax over $1 on the $100,. whilst w,enty-ni00 . taxless 1 5. That the agregite rates of "thir ty-eight Democratic counties are six hundred and . fift-ooe-wor x .than the angr'egate r'atei.f frtyMive' RU. publican counties. This exhibit ii sufneiently favorable to Republican county management to answer $mp!ete!y thro Democratic cry for a change of administration in order to secure to the people lighter taxes; - If '4emoeVaHoi' contfor1 d6es not secure them in the counties how can wc expect light taxation in the State and Kation'uVdoPtlkoIr maiidge ment? But when we.labf: -af the rate of taxation in Vanderburgh,, and compare it with the ther counties of thtfetatc? AC contrast' ii:fstili: woVo favorable to us. 1. Th. average rate of taxation' in tho Democratic counties" of "the State it 1-1.3 per cent. Ia Vander-. burgb.it is 2 per cent. . . .. ... , 2. The average rato of taxation in the Republican, coupties- u 9u. In Vanderburgh it ia 52.. u-.- j 3J.UcjQ.vrcre jonIy six-countios, ia the entire Statjr which Jayied a less rate of taxation last year than was dona by the Republican ' Commissioners of Vanderburgh County. -, r . . . a ucre was not a single county in the First, District , where , the loca county taxes were so low as in Vanderburgh, and Ae general, average of the District was more than twicers great, namely $l.09J to 5" These are the stubborn "faCts,whieh the official reports eatablishV and which cannot be. controverted. Th ought to decide. the question in the mind of every fax payer a3 to the maunrih'wbich he' should vote at the coming election for county officials.

Indian &(t! culuckj Item. TV,a ifltr.-X t!mil fv Fair commenced

yesterday and will continue through the week. -Howard County is reported good for a Republican gain of 300 at the

A uu 6V , ensuing election. The Yearly Meeting of the nends. of the State, is now Deing Cm Plain field. The State Fair win commeuco wuu A fine I day week, September JStn. exhibition is m prospect - i TCridce across Blue River, at Edm1 f mi 3 burjr destroyed Dy nre on xnursuay night.- .pparks from a locomotive. ! Alexander O. Owens' band, former ly of the Twenty-fourth Indiana regi menthas been engaged by Secretary Holmes, to furnish music during the State Fair. The following gentlemen have been appointed . delegates from New Ur leans to, the steamboat convention to be held in Louisville on the 23d inst : Captain John W. Tobin, John A Stevenson. Carjtain A. C. Uoddm, Captain John Smoker, and Captain Qeorga II. Kirk TW Smith Rend Nimrods are hav ing fine sport shooting wild pigeons They are more plentiful than usual thi Fall. The wife of Felix naberstroth, of Warrick County, was thrown out of a on TiioQilaw niirVit last, and Kft. 1 g ' ' i tt-;"vi, 1 rioiilly injured xier cuecifc. uuuo nas i shattered, and her eye injured. ! The State Sentinel says that Wm Langham, Esq., of Iudianapolis, has been appointed agent of the Adams and American Express Companies at EvansviHe. i A grand Republican District mass meeting is to be held at Lafayette on the 1st . of October. Among other speakers,., Hon., Henry ,,. Wilson,' of Massachusetts, ia announced. i The - Nortb Vernon Plain-dealer says that while returning from the rally," at Cofifee Creek, on last Friday, Cot. Vawter and Hon. n. R. Pritchard came near being drowned, while crossing the Muscatatuck. 1 Laro flocks of wild Pigeons have been - passing .over Elizabethtown, Ky., during, the past few days. A i The Cynthiana (Ky.) News reports that a ripe cucumber was cut open in that county recently, in which a number of Bccds had sprouted, grown and leafed out. , The New Albany Commercial says tho supposition that tho cattle disease haa disappeared ia a mistake. Six or eight cows died with the disease last week, and it has beard of several thers now Buffering that will die. The disease seems to be spreading throughout'Indiana. " " ' " y Tho Tndianians' in "Washington have secured half-fare arrangements to come home and vote. Tickets to Cincinnati and return at $18, and to Indianapolis at $21 05. j A New Tork Letter. j New Yohk, Sept. 15, 1868. Editors Journal : ' The result of the election in Vermont, two weeks ago, vmfearfidl But the result of, the election in 3Iaine, yesterday, was feabfuleb; and the prospect is . that that elections in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania, next month, will be fear FEARFULEST!; They will prove the real last straw that will break a certain camel's back. j There was a rousing Republican meeting a sort of Fourth of July love feast last night, at Cooper In stitute. Fortunately I went early, or I could not' have found entranco to the immense hall.' Thousands re mained. outside in the streets to get the news from within. There was a telegraph on the platform, and short ly after eight o'clock dispatches from Maine began to come in. Can you imagine the noise produced by the recent great earthquake in bouth America? .If you t n, you can have some idea of the wild enthusiasm that filled Cooper Institute, dur ing the reading, from time, to iiiiij, vi me aippatcnep, as they came in. buch an " O-be joyful " demonstration has not been seen in New York since the day of Lee's surrender.1 - It was almost impossible for any one to malce a continuous speech, owing to the interruptions caused, by the receipt of fresh telegrams, the reading - of whiehi immediately, was declared always in. order.. Short speeches were made by Henry J. Raymond, General Kilpatrick, Crovernor 'Read of Florida (carpet-bag-fier), Judge Busteed of Alabama (who wa3 driven tut of Mobile for his loyalty, with a bullet in his bodv), and by a number of others. Among the others was one about whom and his speech a word more may not be amiss. !r1 he evening a gentleman of the-. Atriean i,... .: .i uTZt tit ben? o seats vacant. Ill ZutftA ' 80m one on the platform and scaled to advance, to the platform and invited to a seat -a dreadfnl case of negro equality, ttas it not-fearful? I took good look at Mr- Nigger, and made p my mind that' he came of good stock that some chivalrous, rciscegenatins sonthetg Democrat could give some account of him. He ha an ext-ellAnf dark, tan-bark color, good features and an eye keen an a brier. Who is he, was the general enquiry. By and by the chairman of the meeting said: reiiow utuzens: 1 propose to show you the individual who has caused all the trouble, and then taking the aforesaid Uy the hand, he lead him forward, and. pointing to him, added: " Here is what was once a slave but is now a man." He then introduced him as the Hon. Mr. Rradle nf S. vannah, a Senator of Georgia. I believe the roof of tho r.n Arm TnefifnfA is still on, and that the walls are still standing, but the cheers which greeted this announcement were enough to try tho resisting endurance of bjth They were decidedly "fearful." Mr! Bradley proceeded to address the house for perhaps twenty minutes mainly on the question ofnnlnr Jrage.and the illegal expulsion of the negroes from the Georgia Legislature He has a good voice, speaks deliberately, but with ease, uses good language and makes his points with clearness and force. It is he is a tn&n nf srtmo on.;nn -i

frreat fliturl y.owuf, lie, repeatedly brought down the houa-2 by his vigor

ous illustrations and loaie, und Ids, at times, eloquent ' periods. And j'ist here let me say, that the reception of mis man ana me applause given, came irom no vulgar, ignorant, vicious herd, butfiom an audience of near tour thousand as intelligent, substan tial and. influential Deocle a3 New ork ever packed into Cooper Insti tute. And it was mst because they were intelligent, substantial and in fluential that they treated him with respect - a he humbug cry of negro equality has no terror to them, it wa3 not the negro that thev honored, out the manhood, the intelligence and the force of character iu him. The color of his skin did not blind them to the claims of these. Talk about negro caualitvl The fear of thq is one of the reasons usu ally assigned by deserters for leaving the Ivepubhcan nartv- There are some such, let me say, who need have vo apprehensions ol equality as be tween themselves and this negro Bradley. He could give them fcix months to prepare themselves on any subject where intellect is needed, and tnen on sight could tuoet all the . 1 w 1 a a , wind out of them in ten minutes Thus much on this dark subiact. 1 here was great disappointment that Uld White Uoat did not arrcar At every interval he was loudly called for, and when the top of some bald head Would now and then be seen in the crowd on the platform, tho face below being out of view, the cries of ureeley, ureeley. . were deafen-! mg; but he did not come, and when at a late hour a note came from him - explaining his absence; the re ret was universally and etronely manifest. Horace Greeley stands - . . .c UUb KJ LIU Ui - LUC ' KldU 3 Ui these days. Despite all the detrac tion and abuse of his political oppo nents and the not a!way3 friendly criticisms of his mends at his .ccca sional eccentricities, the intelligence. the integrity of the country recognize him as in the front rank of the great and coed men of our time. Where ever he appears, whether here in New York .or outside of it; whether in oublic or private life, honor and re spect are accorded to him. , The voice ot defamation is silent in his presence, and insolent assumption stands abash ed before him. His namo and virtues will live after him. and be honored when his revilers will long since have been forgotten. All eyes are now turned to Indiana, Pennsylvania and Ohio, or rather to the two first. Ohio bein? regarded as surely Republican. The Republicans are cheerful, and. now that the Unit of public seDtinient has bean sho wn. confident. , The Democrats, from the same cause, are gloomy and fearful. There is but one danger now to Re publican success. A lair vote will give it. and the Republicans must see well to it that the victory is not wrest ed from them bv fraud I will only add. in conclusion, that I expect to be with yon in time to vote for Baker, Cumback and peace. U WM. lit: A VIS, ' XJ. &. Cljiinsi. Atjont. Also, P.EAL ESTATE (ind COLLECTlDt OfTlco on Mam street, between Third ano Fourth, No. Ub'A (over Xefl.r'.iun Htore), a;v,.iHviii ma. win cj Slcrchant Tailor. X. -clltll;SOH Can be found at NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLOCK, ap213m (tl'-STAIILS.); WM. C. TOKNOGII & (JO. BRASS Gas and Steam Pipo Fitters, Corner l'lne and First Streets Cash paid for old Copper and Br&ss. B9 Dealers In all kinds of Brass Cocki Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular attention paid to re-palrins and adjiiKl ini Hteam Uanizes fluneS tf CAMPAIGN IIOTICS OJb l . . LANPHEAR & MITCHELL. . AVe are now ready for tbe Fall Ss Wiutei OTracle of 188, With ONE OF THE VERY LARGEST (li rot tne largest) SsTuL'KsS of MEX'S ASD I5CYS Hats and Caps, LADIES' AXD SUSSES TRIMMED -HATS and SHAKER HOODS, in thn State of Indiana : and ns It is to the Interest of every icercuant to liava a large assortment to select irom, let no one tall to give wa a call, as we aie.in uneci. coin Epfitlon villi Cincinnati, LouUville, t ouls, and, C'uiuao., OUR PRICES ' BE WIIL LOW. ALWAYS Come every one ! Plenty of goods for all. LAN PH EAR & MITCHELL, No. 28 North First Street, i . EVANS VILLK. We will have a larze lot of Calendars for oar customers 'by the middle of eieptember. tomo sua gel one. au31 d3ra PHALOX'S "PArillAX LOTION" Tor Beautlfjliiir the Skin and Com plexion. Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, Pim ples, Moth BlotcbK, Tan, etc., and renders lue sKln sol, Jmr, ann vuxfrning. For Ladies iu tbe Nursery it is Invaluable. For Gentlemen after Shaving it . has no equal. ...... Paphian lotion " is tbe only reliable remedy for disease;! and bleiuLsues ol tbe okin. PHALOS'S "IAlIIIA5f SOAP"for 5e 1.9Ue. Nursery, and Bsitn, will not cnap the 8kiu. rricu cents per cake. "FI.OR IE MATO." " 1-ou JJt, MU)." vVr,fJLu?Tf& lortbeHaDdkerrhiet. exquisite, Uellcate, Lasting Fragrance. ri,i i,oMifAI0-N BON. New Yoi. Bold by ail Uruggmts. ' jySdly C.RRUDD, STEAMBOAT AGEKT. . . AND Special Agent for tbe Baltimore & Ohio kallroad, Dissolution. TUP. PARTSEMSHIP HEKKTOfore existing under the firm of Lant Bros. & Co. Is dissolved.by limitation. All persons havliiti claims against said fiim are requested to present toem to Lant Bros, ior settlement. lmmilaiilv i,n are alone authorized to receive all claims due said firm.. b. DVsON. wUW . LANT & BROTHER.

HARDWARE.

5XIAJt3.ES IJAI5COCK & Co., IMPORTER A5D DEALER IB Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axles, Wood Work, Darn as K Harness, Miameieu ramoi. Pad 8Jtlns, Skirtings, Ac, fcc jSo. 31 niii Street. EvansviHe, Jaly 2, 1S63 jeio BCETTICHER, KELLOGG & Co. (Successors to Wells, ICellogs & Co.) c IMPORTERS AND JOEBER3 OP 3 First Street, SIGN OF THE A.XKS, AXES. ; AXI3i.AX.KS, AKlvS, AXI1S, m t t v rTTTT pj? v TABLE CUTLERY. . TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, Truce Chains Trace Chains, Trace Chains, Planters' Hoes-, Planters' Hoes, . Planters' Aloes, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools. Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, BlILlliiliS' HARDWARE, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, OITTON ANI WOOI. CAUIS CWi TON AHll WOOL AHi)S BK8T RUBBER BEL.TINO, BEST RUBBKR BELTING, BUM' RUBBER BEJUTIA'(J, . Mill and Cross-Cat Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, i'ahit lmrp.rs will fiud it to their advan tase to examine oar stock before purchas ing eujewiMsre. At the Old Stand, 13 First S( ESTTICUES, KKLLOCG Si CO. lvl SAMUEL ORS. JAMES DAVIDSON. J. I.OKI SAMUEL ORR & CO., DEAJLXUS IH IEON, STEEL, TIJi-PLATE, 1VIKE, ZINC, H PKINGS, AXLES, Horse and Male Shoes, Tinners and Blacksmiths' Tools, WACOX AND BCGGY WOODWORK WROrGIlT SCHAP 1BOX BOCOIIT At the highest market rates. Water Street, EVAN8VILLE. IND. lunMdtf i ?JciClA.iu NOTICES. Has the Summer Enfeebled Ion? Nine outot every ten to whom this ques tion is addressed. If they answer it can didly, will answer it in tbe affirmative. Home may rep y to it from a sick bed others, ol a stronger constitution and greater powers ot endurance, may only experience a slight lassitude oa the consequence of tbe torrid soxson. But some portion of the vitality of ail human beings oozes out of hem under tbe pressnre of great and continuous beat, and the sooner the lots is completely restored tbe less sus ceptible will tne system oe to tne uuheivthy influence of the t all malaria. The most genial and wholesome tonic that bas ever been offered to man as a means of leeruKina bis exhansled strenutb aud lortiiylng liirn against tbe attacks ol i isee is nosin.1 i. it cj ti i UJiAi;n Bl 1 TEKH. Taken at this seaxon It Is a perfect safeguard against intermittent fever, liliou affection, and all the epidem ics vviiien iniiow close upon tne expiration of the Hummer. It Is an inviKorant ud alterative, without any of the drawbacks which HttHcli to mere stimulant, aud is tbe only preparation of the kind tast conscientious physician would feel in clined, to prescribe for ladies In delicate health. Nothing can be more pure, more harmless, more certain to restore tbe vigor of i he system permanently ana thoroughty, witbout exciting tbe pulse or tbe Drin u. KOHIERS! MOTHERS! MOTHEKS DOST FAIL. TO PROCURE MV Iff t r. Mrs. vviiisiow JsooiBiiig cyrup, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. This valuable preparation has been ned witn never jotting nuccet tH Uioutancls ol eases. It not only relieves tbe child from pain. but invigorates the stomach and bowels. cot reels acidity, aud gives lone and energy to the whole system. It will also instantly reiieveGBii-jjia m th howKls and Wind Comc. We believe It Is tbe bat and surest rem edy tn the world iu all cases of ltysentety and JHtirrhwa in Children, whether arising from teet hiug or any other cause. uil directions lor uslne will accompany each bottle. Be sur-? and call for " MRS. WINS LOW'S SOOTHING 8YRUP." liavine toe facsim ile of " Curtis a Psukins ' on the outside wrauper. AH others are base imitations. jel dJkwtim Batchelor's Hair Dye. This splendid Hair Dve Is the best in the zroriu; uue oniy true ana neriecr. uve' harmless, reliable, instantaneous: no dis appointment: no rldlculons-tints: reme dies the ill eflects of bad dyes; invigorates uu leaves uie Hsir soil ana beaulllUL tot or brount. Hold bv all Drnerirists aijd Pertumers; and properly applied at Ba cheiors wig Jiacuorj'. JNo. ltt Bond stieet. jew iors. lapoUUty How rr.r.ir? nothers sufTer tbe aeonv tf Heein.2 tLcir L. 'Ale ones snatched awav jfom thein t -j- a Whooping Cough, oi Jij?ineri,V7i-en -single bouieot t'olaua'a W tilte l-HC w;3 una would nave saved ibebatyvmo, it is intambie. Oolcrate Oo.'s Fragrant Toilet Soaps AKK PREPARED BT Shflled Worknea from th" bt Materials, and nre KNOWN AS THE STASDARD BY DKAT.KB AND CU8TOMKR8, Sold Everywhere. deo om Patebes, Freckles &Tan. The ONLT RELIABLE REMEDY lot hose brown disoolo rations on the lace Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion. Prewired only by Dr. B. C. PERRY, 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold everywhere. Dar36 dtim

pODS. PS o o HI Hi . w M W w Q M H Ed O 0 H -a Q :.H. to 0 I! W ,H W d H Q .0 i I H p N e w II o u s e. WF. HAVE JUST OPENED THE largest, finest, and best assorted stock of WHITE GOODS ever brought to EvansviHe. The-ladles of tbis city have Ions' felt tbe need of a first-class White Goods House, and in order to supply the demand we are just opening a ueauuiui siock oi EH BROIDERIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, MEN'S, WOMEN'S, akd CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, AND FANCY NOTIONS. Our prices will be as low as tbe same Class oi goouacan ue oougni in new ion. For FINE. FRESH GOODS. NEW STYLES, and GREAT BARGAINS, call at E. A. COOKE & CO.'S, No. 10 FIRST STREET, , Nearly opposite the New Opera House. aul8 dam . - STATIONERY. : JOHN II. SCtiTT, 15 ooksell er, U tut i o acr . .r - -AND - hewsdealeh, 50. 53 MAIN STREET, ear. Second, auLidAy KVAKavii.i.E. Ind. CINCINNATI leaner Warehouse, CHATFIELD & WOOD3, MANWFAOTIIKEKS AND WHOLKSALR PAPER DEALERS 77 and 79 Walnut Street, Keep constantly on .hand a complete soriiiieiii oi - FLAT-CAP, FOLIO, I)EHT, MEDIUM, ttUIAL, A.MJ hlrJCK-KUiAL FLAT LETTERS, various weights: FLAT COMMERCIAL AND PACKET NOTES; Hubbard's GLAZED COVKR PAPERS, Nos. 1 and S; also, other brands, of all colors: PRINTEKW' CARD STOCK. In sheets, colored and white; also. CUT CARDS. In lull variety of qualities and sizes, t RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND Various weights and qualities. MANUFACTURERS OT PAPER BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, All sizes and numbers, first quality of paper. New Paper, Manilla Paper, Book Paper, nrapjmig x-aper, uoiorea j-osier rvper, Mam Jfaper, Starch Paper, OantUe Paper, Tar Boards, Straw Boards. Leathers of all Itluds For Binders' use, together with TOOLS and BINDERS MACIIIXliKY, All or which we offer at lowest market prises. Orders by mall promptly filled. CHATFIELD A WOODS. 77 and 70 Walnut Street. marZldtf 4'ineinnatt. FISH & BARTER, Wholesale Booksallers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. TAPER ENVELOPES, General Statioxies-v. ISo. IO IrXuln Street, EvansviHe, Indiana. 11UILDERS EMPORIUM. - - - - - - - j . E HAVE Jl'ST RECEIVED THE luiwwmg, ana oner them at re riiv a markably low pi loes : 50,000 feet YELLOW PINE FLOORING"; 20.000 feet POPLAR FLOORING ; 100,000 POPLAR LATHS; " 100,000 POPLAR SHINGLES; J -' 2,000 barrels choice WHITE LIME; ,j-T 1,000 barrels CEMENT. - '"'.,'. Also on hand a full stock of Doors, Sasn Blinds, Glass, Nails, Paints, OUs, and Building Hardware. -; BABC0CK & STEELE,; Water Street, let. Locust and Walnut, au8dAw30d EvAnvrfi.. t - f il V

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THE SUCCESS Ot our Dollar Sale bas caused such A COMPLETE I IV Tit A D K That, in order to supply tbe demand occasioned by our constantly Increasing patronage, we have recently made Importations for the Fall trade, direct from. European manufacturers. Amounting to Jfearlj $509,000, Sa that we are prepared to aell every de scription or DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILVER PLATED WARE. CUTLERY, WATCHES, ALBUMS, JEWELRY, Ao. Of better quality than any other conoern In tbe country, ior the uniform price of One Dollar for Each Article. arThe best of Boston or Nw York references given as to the reliability of our house, aud that our hnsinpss tu on! nctml In tbe iairest and most legitimate manner possible, a id that we give greater value ior the money than can be obtained. In any other way. All goods damaged b brokik in TRANSPORTATION- BtPLACtD WITHOUT CHAKUK. Ste-Cbecks describing articles sold sent to agents Iu i'lubsat rates mentioned below. We guarantee every article to cost less than If bought at any Boslou or New lorn iiousi;. . ... Our Commissions to Agents Exceed those of any other establishment of the kind, proof of this can he found In comparing our premiums with 'those of others for C ubu oj'thi same bjzk, la adatiion io wuicu we claim to give heller goods of tbe same character. - - -'x WE WILL SEND TO AGENTS FREE OF for a Ctub oSO and Thrin Dollars I doe. good linen Shirt Fronts, 1 set Solid "old tstnds. All Wool Cassimere for Pants. Fine White Counterpane, large le. 1 elegant Balmoral Skirt. 20 yards brown or bleached Sbeetlng, good qui.lity. yard wide. 1 elegant 1U0 Pictuie Morocco bouud Photo. Album. 1 doable lens Stereoscope and 12 Foreign Views. 1 silver-plated engraved 5 bottie Castor. 1 elegant Silk Fan. with Ivory or Sandal Wood Frame, feaihe-ed edge and spangled. 1 Steel Carving Knife and Fork, very best quality, with Ivory balanced handle. 1 handsome beaded and lined Parasol. 20 yams good Print. 1 very tine Damask Table Cover. 1 pr. best quality Ladies' Serge Congress' Boots. 1 dozen Que Linen Towels. , dozen Rogers' best Silver Desert Forks. 1 Ladies' large real Morocco Traveling Bag. 1 fancy cress pattern. dozen elegant Sliver Plated engraved Napaln Rings. 1 dozen Ladles' One Merino or Cotton Stockings. Gents' heavy chased solid Gold Ring. 1 pair Ladles' high cut Balmoral Boot. 1 elegant Delaine Kress Pattern. 1 Violin and Bow, In box complete. I set Jewelry, pin, ear di ops and sleeve buttons. . . For a Club of SO ami Five Dollars blaek or colored Alapaoca Dress Pattern. 1 set Lace Curtains.. 1 pr. All Wool Blankets. Engraved Silver plated 6 bottle Revolving CKNior. 1 beautiful Writing Desk. 1 solid Gold scarf I'm. yds. very fine Casslmere, for Pants and Vest. 1 - set Ivory balanced handle Knives, with si ver plated Forks. 1 elegant Satin Parasol, heavily beaa-a ana tmeu witn mi, i pr. gnia Call Boots. 30 yds. good Print. 80 yds. good brown or Bieacneu -Sheeting, yara wide. or 40 yds. yd. wide, g ou quality, i ia diev elegaut Morocco Traveling bag. 1 square Wool Shatrl. 1 plain Norwich Poplin dress pattern. 'PA yds. don. widtn clotb lor Ladies' ( loak. . Elegant engraved silver plated Tea PoU a yds double width water-proof cloth for cloaking. For a Vlnb of IOO and Ten Dollar rich Merino or ThibbtdresH pattern. 1 pair of tine Damask Tab e C olhs and Napkins to match. 1 pr. gents' French Calf Boots. 1 beavv silver Dialed eueraved Ice Pitcher. Very fine All Wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak. 1 veb very best quality brown or bleached Sheeting. 7S-4 yds. ttue Casslmere lor suit. 1 elegaul Popiln dress pattern. 1 beautiful Knltbli Berage feuawi. 4-sei oi Ivorv balanced handle Knives and Forks. 1 ladies' or gents' silvi-r . HnutUig-case Watch. 1 Bartiett Hand, Portable Sewing Machine. Splendid Family Bible. Ateel engravings, with record and photograph paiies. 2.) yds. good Hemp Carpeting, good colors. I pair nood Marseilles O.ullt. 1 good six ba rel revolver. 1 elegant' fur Mutt aud Cape 1 single barrel Shot Ouu.i 1 silver plated, eiigravd, tt bottled Revolving Cafctor. cut it lass bottles. 1 very nne vioilu aud Bow. In case. 1 set Ivory balanced Knives aud Forks. - ' Presents for larger Clubs increase In the same ratio. Send Sloncy by Registered Letter. , , svcatalogue of goods sent to any address free. '.' PARKER & CO., Nos. 9S and 100 Summer Street, Boston., AGENTS WANTED roa our si'LisriD , , QUARTO FAMILY BIBLE, With Steel Illustrations. The best of Its kind out, and from Its large size and clear type, very salable; also, ior our , XtlliliE HISTORY, A book welcome at every fireside. Beau llfully illustrated in steel. An elegant vol ume. Stnd for circulars. Address -' r. w. tsiiiss a co., Toledo, Ohio. HARDWARE. II cadqua rters for, and only Complete Stock of. Cooper Tools & Truss Hoops la tbe city. i . '; We have now a fuH line of ' Barton's Cooper Tools ; Colnmbus Cooper Places and Joint ers ; A No. 1 Trns3 Hcops, 10 to 32 inches ; Patent Powel and Croze Bltts, Saws, DlTiucia, srawDg&c, Also, Apple-Parers ; Grain Shovels; Coal Shovels; . Brass and Ecameled Kettles Builders' Hardware ; Chain Pumps, &c. A 11 of the above at LATEST BEDCCZD I'KXCES 1'Olt CASH. FRED. P. STRAUB & CO. llnrdtrnre Dealers, No. 74 MAIN STREET, Bet. Second aud Third Streets. Jy29dtfJ Iff. K. Wells; Boh; No. 31 MAIN ST., Importers and Dealers la rililifK Trace, . Log, Halter Chatnst vtcttiiio Homes; Cotton and Wool : Cards. ' . , fit ihf Snaths. Grain Cradles, Forks. C ttlVO, noes, Rakes, Sheep BhearaTT, Sfinmrnlo Spades. AXES s Mill. Croca uiiuiuj) cut, an4 Circular Saws; and Knives-Table-and Pocket Knives. r-ieves. Horse and Shoe jurusues, curry-combs. t'A.li. I Sirfra TTlnffA. a.vM. AAw. nuns, zi' " Carpenters' ana Coopers' Tools and ": "' ' . '.' '. . a ' ': . " i - JSullders' Hardware. ; H. K. WELLS A BON, SI Main Street. ap28 biisar Sngar II 25 by BARRELS assorted - Refined Sugars, for sale at reduced prices V1CKERY BROS., 73 Main St.

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Aiv5rli -rtiiviti-. flM'AUUI i i aiiauilni..!..,. n- v ' si.ua tin,, H,i .wiv'v,,. .V. . ri'.u n-i l'eir i .1 r,ii a :i yt-i- rs. u. hd-,"a.m.. GR r'A STAND oi.va v BofK Agents Wa - ti " o GRAVIS! T. One Laige Octavo Volume, l.)n,,y juuOne A Rpnt lias sol 1 no f.0pio One Aneut bas sold t o v,,v In n da vs. One A ii t i i...t. . .. .. "tys. 2 days. 1 'I "- J1U H,l OOJ.-1 111 W employ no General A ' n t( extra Inducenirnts t o o-i vjivs-ix dr.- ular and ipirn our teniM t. fore otujMuiiig else iwre. nn.i c.U-r Si-na lur i'-nts I .-. J. O. liL'HIt .t CO.. l'lihlNh..,, . Hnrll.r I, (,'uun. AO KNTS WA N i I'd " Dr Kant's Greut l it tor. al Work, 'ARCTIC rXFLCRAHOAS," insliuetioii. an I of treat mierehl lor ail readers. With 30O LcauduJ Fiujruvingi, And a t-:u of th- am ;oExcloslvv territ lytrltsuand hw conffiissioi,. K.,r firci'ur a-. I v ft V. dreis R. W iJLlH-H a.- CO., VahhHhei' To. ledo, Ohio, na Uartfor.l.'t Vnii ' AO UN IS WANTl'l) K..it the OFFICIAL HISTORY OF TAR WAR Its Caus. s, Char icter, Conduct, and fvtsulw. By Hon. Alkxa hhr h. Stfphe.vs, IU ready Rale, combined with an In. creased coininlsioa, makes it. tlin. "U subscription boot -vorv publlsned' One agent in Easton , Pa., r. ,Wls 7 ,t? ,.':,-) be rs In three day. At.oihtrin Boston lu;j subscribers in four dnyi. . " Jnd-ii.r f"'0"1"' se our terms, and a full 1 mi lpt.on of tin. work. Aidres NATIONAL i'lllUSHIMl Co Philadelphia. Pa.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Chi." cago, 111. ; orist. Loui-, Mo. ' O U It 1 $ XJ X. 2lJ l , AND OKI5 it i a SITS. A Timely New Work by Judok Wii.i.is AGENTS WANTED. The book for AptiitM. OI i and younsr learned aud unlearned, ne-d It constant l y All take it readily, us the price suit the limes. It has no coii pell tor. It l rlnely illustrated with, nt-i plates. Over ij) pages. I be beot cbance ret ofJ'er..! ior men and women to iij .ke money without risk. Bend for terms. Kxtia In.jSicements glveu. Neeure first t ,oli-e pi fleia. . -ARMEliEE & i X Publishers, 7J8haiiKoin sue, t, Philiidelphlii, l!a. i -A ii: " ALL SXYLKS A'I KIIAI'I.S GET YOURS UK NOTIIIXU..Any one who sends us an orJor for FIVE AV' l ONK I'OLLA H AN I) A HAL EACH, with tie i iish, i!l receive ONE EXTRA, OR NollUNO. We will put our Axe nlonttslile of any Other make, ami prove It the best finished and t he laif;t.-t steel, iiitaMirlus two and a half Inches. We, have imvlo Axes for twe-uty-fwo years, and woti't yli' d the palm in (,liao to any mannracttirer, niui yet con res thai a f tucker of Illinois " CHllecf t o hckv. best us in bis patent Kbarc. i he circular bit and continuous i-dne in.tkn tho saun labor produce t -vice i s min'li eilecl WecaUHCOL:UHN'.S l'ATKN r RED JACKET AXE. Any one who sends us nn order for FIVR AXKH of this shape, nl TWt lnI.LlS KACII, will re.'eivc ONI: KXTKA. FOR NOTHING. A 11 recponslo bnr I wsro dealers sell t ho "LJPP1NC.JTT AXMs" Buy of them. Bui. if there should lmpi'ii to he ono so unfortunate ns :jot t know us, Mend tho money and we will bo mho tu pl.v.se you. EIl'r-INCOTT A; RAIi f. l.I.i., I'lTTftiivjRo, Pa., Hole owners of C'oil.um's l'aieut Axo. J. & P. COATS Twist Jhtir lift Spool Cotton SIX-CO HI) With special reference to tho wants of operatives on SEWING MACHINES. ar.a. 40, 40, no, o, to, i ' Especially, arc STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE. For Sale ly nil D. ahm in Dry Co,l ' " nd Notions. $250 ft rer Month giwrntifeeil. F.utk 'UU. Mlllllles Dai.l week 1 v. Ageuis wanted evrinvli.ro to nell our J'utent Exvrlnstifg H'hitf Wire ( ..A.mJtffu. C.1.1."1 or nu're1 the GIIUKK WIRE ailLIs. I'hilH.lelpiiia, Pa. Agents Waiitrd.-Tlhae''v;y,:'( Cruide Hunting-Can 'il Watches, best IiiiIhtlon Gold Watuhet rns'ie. Price Jti. Great Inducements to Anents. Address: OROIDE WATCH CO., Boston, Mass. Wanted Agents Srd 3 to MO. Ter mor.t.li sell the ienuine Jmvroved Common Arn.. Family Aewina Machiut. Pric omv kin Address BECOV1B x cju. . Pittsbin.r. 1'jl or Boslori, Mass $1200 to Fell the H TLfc. isi-JWING MACHINE. . TO AGKN'i.s Sl'AR .-si I UTTLIs. isi-JWlrsii MACHINE. Full partu-u. lars free. Extra inducements to expo, rleucod agents. Call o i or address W. G. WihNU.N CO . Cleveland, o. : liostou. Mas.; or Ht. Loul.?. Mo. fp . I TKI'NTV AJEiTIJ.-We Jb win Kuaraniy .o per wp-jH and ex penses. For pin tl"u n i s mill r ess G. W. J ACK.-SON & Co , Baltimore, Md. 'ANTED HALF AH EN To trstvel for a ManufiM'turinir Corananv ami sell by sample. Good -vsges re Kuannteed. Address, with t-l.iiip, 11. I). HAMILTON CO.. No. 411 Cbestuut Mitct, Philadelplila, Pa. Rlftnrl .W'"s-No(hin an lm- , , , portuot. SeUl two htH!,,.,s forhcaleil . t.ases an Hie whole mi hie. t. DR. WHITTIcR, confidential pb vslcian, UI7 M. Charles Htreet.bt Louts, Mo., Manns pre-eminently bove all ot hers in h s specially. No matter who failed, suite your case. Patients treated l.y mall In every Mtate. - Of the Multitudes weSm;r.ifem," a S'ttlDjf posture,' moro than t wo-thir.lsi suffer from t.'onst iMition. Do they know that an occasional eso'i to TAIi.H A NT'S HELTER A PEltlENT would prevent all Ideir misery I Its resjul.n irn; properties are unparalleled. Forsaieby all .lealers in inediclii s. WE SELL-FOR ONE DOLL lit GOLD A. SIf.VKIt HMKIIM, fiewlnfj Machines, tsllk Dress Patterns, Carj.elluns, Horn.. -11c Goods, Ac. ! C'IJi V VLA RS SE XT Fit ICE, Giving fH particulars, or ten ct.ei-frM sent. lorun Dollar dt-scTlhlmc ten different articles which we will sell ior One I'U:4r Kaoli. Bpleiiilld lD4tieeinentM offereit to.A"ents sending us cinlw. A.i.lr' ss ii.itiu.Mr; v BAini.TT, No. K1 Kiiiihtiry Street, Boston, M;i- 'i. Mil. H UH Tll'gj, I7. St. ; Churl t ei l, at. Jmili, Md., " ' Who treats confident fall y all d. Urate, lntilcate, and loin? sXannliii; corn la i n i s, publishes a pamphlet v. Inch hIioui.I lo read by every .younx n an iu America. Herd two Humps,. Path fits, everywhere. Ktato your case. Ati E T.N . iV VI I -LlKht busliiess, laiue: proilts. inc. for miuple, woiln iwc. B. OEilR, HhlremaD town. Pa. Mr sonri Lands. BIX PARCELS-!", 92V 2tt)0, 2120, ZZm and .")-!) acres - iu Barry County, tar sriin n E.O. KHEPHAUD, 2 Bowling Gi.-en, N. Y. t'ity. Si:. IM!KT t CC . . Nix :ti North Fibst Htrks t; W ul be pleasf-d U see all t heir old casto -ers, ami as many new oces as will favor them with a call. A lu I assortment of Oroceries, eta., always on baud, and for tale at the lowest market prices "A??hb for Stafford Mills (Alabama) ixui lams, at manulaci nreni' ones. fiat inttuotmenU to ail lhn buying for CASH. loc

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