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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Evansville Coming Up to the
Demands of the Times.,,


RsTss .-----sssS
49, Isl - -.z-xsSDA
80 -, e -. : : - =
n. B. n TART,
Mkc K2E T osr T4 fGt .sls MILLS AND
The Great Eastern Corn HuSker,
SHELLE AND CLEANER.
Which will Shell from eco 20 $500 bushels per day
ALSO
THE AMERICAN ELEPHANT.
&C The Great Norslty Of the Days
II is.the best Mill ever inventedfor the Farmers use
animals II VIII Ra
me az as f 1nd al may Ge e and tTi bolt
ton of the operator, Ii viii grind Spices, Drugs or
ton Of gnding II oes All tbese tbinss fhe
but little power to drive il.
THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER,
Is Mill designed to make the various grades Of
homny, and is oneof the best Machines ever invented
BradfOrd'S Portable Burr Mill.
Is too well known to need description. 1t is the
cheapest and at the time, the easiest kent In
pair Of any in All of the above Mills and Ma
chimes can be seen in operation at
II A r It's MILLS.
Corner of Second and Canal eets where the public
are invited to call and the latest improvements
the age before purchasing elsewhere. N orders will
| be promptly filled. II. b. HART.
jan27-d wifi
| Some Things are done Better than
9TH RS.
s-l r !. 3. n ART
| rs now prepared to supply the City and Country
| n Trade with the hest Of CORN MEAL, Unbolted or
Botesl, Corn Grts and Hominy, of all g,ades Wheat
Grits, Unbolted Flour, Rye Flour Extra Family Flo ur
Crush Feed, Bran, Shipstuff, Corn, Cats, Chicken
Feed, and all articles in the Feed line. All trade dely.
/ cred to any part Of the City.
Please send in your orders My Prices will he low.
rs cheap the cheapest and good the best The
nimble Sixpence better than the slow shilling is my
\ motto.
All NAV depend getting all my trade made n none
but the BEST OF GROUND GRAINS, as viii buy no
| other. l- t.
Grinding done for the Country Trade. All orders
| from abroad, promptly filed. II. b. HART:
| jan31-dtwtf
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

Seventy five years Of age, whose sands OF fe.have
N certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
\tis. Coughs, C.ds, and General Debility. The re-
medy was discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter, vas given up to die Wishing to do much
good possible, he will send to sucho his afflicted fell
l0whengs request this recipe, with full and expli
cit directions for and successfully using il.
He requires each applicant to incose him shilling
three cents to be returned postage the recipeN
and the remainder to be applied to the payment of
this advertisement.
Address DIR. III. JAMES,
apl-lmdNw ~ Grand street, Jersey City, Il. -
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SUNDRIES.-
- 80 Kegs New Castle Soda;
) Ccroons Indigo;
10 gross Ess Coffee;
80 Bills. Smiths Lider Vinegar;
80 Bis. Resin;
20 Boxes Summer Nd. Candles;
Is Tierces Prime Rice;
III Gases Matches. For sale by
apI7 ORR, DALZELL, & co.
IL 30 Bbls White Lime;
~ Hhds Gray Lime;
1tD Bbls. Hydraulic Cement;
In store and for sale by GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.
1EA BUSHELS Prime Oats, for sale by
IL esV ap06 y. ii. COCK & SON.
HL 1eoc dOz- Eggs;
1880 lbs. Table Butter;
prime Lard;
Received this day by I'll. COOK SON.
h ticle, for sale very low by
GILBERT & R0WLES,
apes Sycamore It.
G1HEESE-JO boxes best W. X. and Hamburg, for
" slle by GILBERT BoWhES.
SARDINEs-scases halves and quarters, for sale
Sby GILBERT " BoWLES-
DAR S0AP-50 boxes Proctor & CANDLES. for sal
IDLY GILBERT B0WLES.
NVTHITE FISH.-3p half barrels choice, just re-
GILBERT & BOwLEs,
ap3D Sycamore, near Water.
ioRN BRooMs-iOc dSE S sssSItea Qualities, for
apps
GNOFFEE, &c
~ 10 Bags Prime Rio Coffee;
Is do Pepper. Just received and for sale by
GEO. FOSTER CO.
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DOCTOR ]. N. HUGUES,

n ATE PHYSICIAN OF TIE UNITED STATES
h MAXINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, "a 8
located in this city, and wilt give proT attention TO
the practice Of his profession in its several rlnchcS
Office and residence on Second, between Main and
Division streets, being the formerly occupied nv
DIR. Byfori Regular hours for consultation from -.
to O'Clock, A. NJ, and from 10 : and from 90 10
o'clock, 2. VI.
III Calls made in his absence from the Office, an
registered will be- dulv resuouded TO. nOyi7D
GLOVER SEEDS thls. received this day by
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peahody'S PreHihn Prolific Corn.

yuyUIS is TIE FINEST CORN ever offered 10 the
- Public. It's advantages are
FIRsr-It is earlier han common Corn.
SecoNn-It is a firm mint Corn and very heavy.
THrRD-I puts out sucs ers, and the suckers hearing
he as the main stock.
Every farmer ouh try it, Put mp in quart, peck
and half bushe sacks. Warranted pure. To he had
only of Il. III. COOh A. SON,
fehi2-dNw Sole Agents.
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LIABILITIES.

sl,5OG,si 20
The amount OF Liabilities due or not due
to banks 9th II creditors-nothing.
Losses adjusted and not DUE. IL OS5 70
Losses unadjusted, in suspense, waiting ., O,o :
All other claims against the Company are
Agents Instructed to axe no rsKs exceeding $4,000,
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation and amend
r'' :. ,.-a THos. X. BRAcEJs;.
STATE OF CoNNECTICUT,ls q.
Hartford COunty, e, 80
duly qualified to administer oaths, THOMAS BRACE,
JR, Secretary, and made solemn oath that the Tore
going statement OF the assets and condition of the
HENRY FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace.
THE STATE OF INDIANA,
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFIcE,
xxTHEREAs. the Kina insarince Company Of
~ Hartford, has fled in this Office statement of
and is written instrument nominating is Agents and
ledge service Of process in the eveIt Of suits.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the Requirement
Incorporation OF Insurance Companies defining their
powers and prescribing their duties approved Marc
full compliance the req urements and specifications
OF that Act, JOHN W. DODD, Auditor OF the State
of Indiana, do hereby certify that ALLEN c. HAL
LECK. OF Evansville, as the Agent OF said Company,
authorizes to transact the business OF INSURANCE
the Agent OF slid Etna Insurance Company in this
State, July lst 1858 To the extent that he may be
commissioned and appointed by the said Company.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
and caused the seal of Office to be affixed,
this 18th day Of January. ISIS.
JOHN w. D0DD, Auditor OF State.
ALLEN c. HALLECK, AGENT.
fehS EVANSVILLE. IND.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
xHxRTVoRD C0yNECTICUT

scsT.HaiIENT OF the Condition Of the ETNA IN.
- SURANCE COMPANY on the LIST Of January,
Is5s as reI by the law of the State of Indiana:
THE name OF the Corporation is ETNA 1NSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, located at HARTFORD, COM.
The Capital Stock is ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
The ksse,s Of the Company are:
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MEDICAL.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

QDREPAREp BY DR.. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
II Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing cures almost too great believe II cures as ii by
magic even the first dose giving benefit, and sedoi
more than bottle is required to any tind OF
Liver Complaint from the worst Jaundice Dyspep-
STA to common headache, all Of which the result
Of a Diseased Liver.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-18
geteipts Cot the Npllsehola.

STEWs AND SoUPs.-Thin pieces of meat and
almost all pieces unsuitable for cooking in other
modes are good in stew Cut the meat in
pieces and put into the pot with water, pare the
potatoes and cut into pieces and if they are
liked, add onion, parsnip, carrot, or other yepe.
tables in the same way. Add salt and pepper
cook slowly, and when done, thicken the whole
as you would gravy, or with soft rice, and dish
it up, putting pieces of breadth the platter with
it. Cold fowl and most other cold meats are
good used in the same way
OF soups great variety can be made if the
proper materials are at hand. We only wish to
say here, that all bones should be saved, broken
in pieces to expose the marrow, and boil I'd SLOWLY
for several hours, and then removed Take
very little meat onion, parsnip and celery, or
celery seed, if you have it, chop fine and add to
the liquor with salt, pepper, and little thick
ening, remove all fat, and you have plain
simple and excellent dish of soup to. precede
your meat and vegetables. Different aaTors can
be obtained by using peas, beans or other vege-
tables in place Of those named, or by adding
faYoring substances.
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garlor Amnsementa.


The INExHAUsTIBLE BOTTLE - This well
known and mysterious trick has many puzzling
points for those who witness M Alister, Wyman,
or Anderson. Pour Overcome hundred glasses of
liquor from small bottle and what adds to the
establishment of the audience, is to see ten or
twenty kinds flow from the same ttle-This
trick is thus explained The glasses are SO small
that a quart bottle will fill seventy-fye or a
hundred; the glasses are arranged on tray in a
particular manner by the wizard, before the per-
Torrance begins. The bottle is filed with the
following mixture spirits Of wine, water, and
sugar; in the bottom Of each glass is drop or
two of Paul de Veves, Flayoring Extracts, as
Noyeau, Vanilla, Lemon, Punch, Essence of
bled to convert tolerable resemblance of any
fluid that is likely to be called for and you can
thus supply more than one hundred persons half
sip of their favourite beverage from the mex.
haustible bottle.
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Month's department.
Geographical Enigma.

am composed of 90 letters.
Ny /, A. 19, 5, !, b. 10, is one OF the United
States.
Ny 2, 9, I3, A, is lake North Of the United
States.
NV g. 18, /, A, 5, is river in Africa.
NV 4, l6 II, is part of the head.
Ny 5, 10, IA, IA, is a county in Ohio.
MY 6, I, j, ID, 2, S, IA, is q country north OF
the Great Desert.
Ny I, 13, Is, 6, is a city in Peru, S. America.
Ny 8, I, A, Is, Is, 20, l, is a county in Ken
lucky.
Ny 9, 1s, 6, 8, 4, is county in Tennessee.
My 10, Is, 10, l9, s. is river in Asia
Ny II, Ii, I, 2, is a river in Africa.
My IL, 6, S, 10, I, 13, 3, q is group of is
lands in the Pacific Ocean.
Ny IS, I, I, Is, Is, 6, IL, 1S, is mountain in
South America,
Ny IA, 6, II, 8, 9, 10, 20, II, Is, A. II, 10, is
city in the United States.
My Is, Is, Ii, 8, A, is one of the United States.
My Is, 8, 6, Is, is country in farther India.
My II, s, II, 4, is cape East of British
America.
Ny IS, 10, 8, 10, 6, 2, is a group of islands
West Of Turkey.
My 10, 9, 6, 20, !, 4, is county in Indiana
Ny 20, 2, /, II, 19, IS river in South America.
My whole is the name Of celebrated Gene
raj Of the Revolutionary war
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THE ELECTION BEING OVER.

and the Country Safe, and Winter isapproaching,
The next best thing to which public attention be called
to make themselves comfortable in the way of Food
Clothing and few fancy xturesto this end have Just
been giving special attention in filing up my LARGE NEW
STORE with a rousing Stock of WINTER GOODS, CON-
prisng about all that the ladies general partic-
ularly choice lot of DRY GOODS Brosha Blanket
Shaws Something tastyl Scars Nubias, Embroderies
Velvet and other Trimmings and everything for Men and
Boots Men and Bows Buck Glove, Indian tannsd gata
Caps &c. &C. Also better stock of groceries than usual
including superior Real New Orleans Moasses Cranberes
dealing extensively in Pork Beef Mutton Poultry Lime
take everything in the way of produce, sell cheap
Farmers and others hardly fail of making trade by
calling upon S. B. BRITAIN,
At the Neso Store IN Cha1ch ST.
Nov. A, I858-tf LaaaJertafHs
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R b o G &C. A M IL &C. C o N
BY VIM. A. NEWELL,
Gov of New Jersey.

The first and constant duty of Christian people is
recognize and acknowledge Almighty God as the Author
and Giver of all good and to render Him humble and
grateful homage for His mercifu providence and
Another passed in the enjoyment Of the nestmable
blessings of liberty peace health and plenty calls for
renewed and devot expressions gratitude and praise
To this end and in accordance with recognized usages
hereby set apart and appoint THURSDAY, the 18th of
NOVEMBER next to be observed day of FRANKS
GIVING and PRAYER and do recommend to the people of
this State that orsakng all secular pursu they assemble
their several places Of worship and in sincerity of heart
offer thanks and praise to Heavenly Father for all the
blessings of the past and pore his loving kindness and
protection for the future.
Given under my hand and pryy seal at Trenton this
twentysxth day Of October A. d. eighteen hundred and
fifty eight.
WILLIAM A. NEWELL.
Attest ESocH r. BORDEN
Private Secretary.
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TuRNIps IA turnip that has grown quick will
eat well boiled whole with a leg of mutton
Most turnips have strong taste, and should be
put into cold water when started to boil To
boil turnips to mash, they should be put into
fair water; when done, take up and drain; mash
with wooden spoon or spatula add salt, pep
per, and sweet butter and serve up. When at
the Fair of the Southern Central Agricultural
Society last fall we learned from Col Sumner,
of South Carolina, way to cook turnips, which
every one that tries viii get more than his sub
scriptions worth for this paper Peel turnips,
and slice them, boil them in fair water, with the
addition Of little salt just before the turnips
are done, add to the water tablespoonful of
sugar to every quart of sliced turnips take up
and drain. Season with pepper and butter and
serve up for the table.
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WYMAN's Gun TRICK Having provided
yourself with fowling piece, permit any person
to load it, retaining for yourself the privilege Of
putting in the ball, 70 the evident satisfaction
OF the company out instead Of which you must
provide yourself with an artificial one made of
black lead, which may be easily concealed be-
tween your fingers, and retain the real ball IN
your possession producing it after the gun has
been discharged ; and mark having been pre-
viously put upon it, it viii instantly be acknowl-
edged This trick is quite simple as the arti-
iicial ball is easily reduced to powder on the
application of the ramrod besides, the smallness
Of the balls preclude all discovery Of the de.
ception.
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A GERMAN CUsTARD-sAUcE FOR PLUM OR
OTHER SWEET BOILED PUDDINGs. Boil very
gently together half a pint of new milk, or of
milk and cream mixe1, very thin strip or two
of fresh lemon-rind, bit Of cinnamon, and an
ounce and half or two ounces of sugar, until
the milk is strongly favored then strain, and
pour it, by slow degrees, to the well-beaten yolks
of three eggs smoothly mixed with knife-end-
full (about half a teaspoonfuD Of -four, grain
or two Of salt, and tablespoonful of cold milk;
and stir these very quickly round as the milk is
added. Put the sauce again into the stew-pan,
and whisk or stir it rapidly until it thickens or
looks creamy. 1t must not be placed upon the
fire, but should be held over it, when this is
done.
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g9U u I \ l u ne g.

AT the Methodist Episcopal Parsonage, in
Lambertville, on the 18th inst, by Rev Joseph
Ashbrook, Mr. JOHN Fl. WILLIAMS, Of Lam
bertyille, to Miss CLARA L. LovErT, of Glouces-
ter City.
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev. DR. Studdiford, Mr..
JOHNSON HoLcoNBE to Miss MARY ELIZABETH
SMITH, daughter Of Mr.. John H. Smith, all of
this vicinity.
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q & y t L =

In Pennington, on the 18th inst, after a lin
gerinng illness for many years, Of consumption,
Daniel Doughty, aged 81 years.
On Saturday night last, at the residence Of
her son, Thomas Cherry, Mrs. Rachel Cherry,
aged about "a years.
In Readngton Township, at the residence of
his father, on the 10th inst, of Consumption
Friedrich A. Chittenden, aged about % years.
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Enigma.

I'm very funny word,
And admit a funny change;
Yet / vow it's very true,
Tho seeming very strange;
If shorter you should make me,
I'd have you bear in mind;
My nature would forsake me,
And much longer you'd me find !:
So We wits, I'd have you try,
This mystery to explain
If you find it out, then /,
Will gladly try again.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-18

THE MINIATURE RIVER ON FIRE.-Let fall
few drops of phosphorized ether on lump of loaf
sugar, place the sugar in bowl of warm water
and beautiful appearance will be instantly ex-
hibited the effect viii be increased if the surface
of the water, by blowing gently with the breath,
be made to undulate,
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To PACK GLASS OR CHINA.-Procure some
soft straw or hay to pack themin, and if they are
to be sent long way, and are heavy, the hay or
straw should bea little damp, which viii prevent
them slipping about Let the largest and heayi-
est things be always undermost, in the box or
hamper Letthere be plenty of straw, and pack
the articles tight; but never attempt to pack up
glass or china which is Of much consequence, till
it has been seen done by some one used to the lob
The expense viii be but triding to have person
to do it who understands it, and the loss may be
great if articles of such value are packed up in an
improper manner
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To Bo1L. HoMMoNY. one quart hommony
put two quarts of cold water aad tablespoonful
Of SALT boil until the water is entirely absorbed
Take it from the fire. cover the pot closely and
set it on the ashes for fifteen or twenty min 1tes
to soak. Serve it in a deep-coyered dish, with
butter cut into small pieces, on the top. Those
who like cream with it, may add half pint
while on the ashes. It whittier and better tasted
when boiled I'M pot lined with porcelain, oran
earthen pipkin.
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WHITE COFFEE CREAM.-This is made by put
ting quart of milk on the FIRE, with about six
ounces of white sugar. In another vessel beat up
the yolks of ten eggs, and pour the milk gradually
upon them. Roast your coffee 6hree or four
ounees) till it is of very light brown color, and
gives out all its flavor; break it in mortar,
slightly, and add it. while hot, to your hot Gus
tard. Strain through jelly bag pour the cream
into cups, and put them to cool Everything
depends on the coffee being used whilst hot so as
to catch the aroma which goes off as it cook.
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Conundrunls,

Why should thief never steal candles? Be-
cause they will surely come to light.
What is that which every one wishes to have,
and which every one wishes to get rid of directly
if he obtains it !? A good appetite,
When is iron the most ronical? When it's
a railing.
Why ought meat to be only half-cooked
Because what's done cannot be helped
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How TO EAT FIRE.-Anont your tongue
with liquid storax, and you may put red hotiron
or fire Goals into your mouth, and without burn
ing you. This is very dangerous trick to be
done, and those who practice it ought to use all
means they can to prevent danger.
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@ BE- 9amb etttills prtss.
p R o 5 Pc TU S .


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ions that may advance and the measures that it MAY adj
vocate
We will mark out its pathway uninfuenced by any clique
or set Of men, and viii not hang the skirts any
opnons but will be free to advocate honest opn
ions, and will boldly ayow them though may stand
alone And while viii pay proper regard the pop
uar WILL yet will not suffer dication from any source
We will advocate what believe to be for the good of
whole country and will avoid the onesded views of the
bgoed partisan and the of the ura-sectionalist
We viii advocate high toned morality = believing the
newspaper press be the grand by which civilization
is advanced morality established virtue elevated and the
problem of social and political happiness completely
solved.
We claim to be Independent all subjects, and conse-
quently, sectaran and partizan in
The " PRESS will have large space devoted to Lite
raure and the Arts and Sciences and while it will contain
choice selections from the best writer's yet considerable
amount of original matter will be furnished with each
Der.
complete summary of all the of the day, that may
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Trader excluding IRON columns whatever may be Of lit
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DRIED Fruit ROLLS. Make light saIeratus
dough, roll it three-fourths of an inch thick,
spread your fruit on and enclose it in folds by
rolling it up, and close the ends well; grease
your steamer put the rolls in it, and steam it one
hour over boiling water Eaten with sauce
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INDIAN CAKES. Boil some corn meal as mush,
for five or six hours; then mix it as batter,
and add some wheat -four to make the cake hold
together, and turn easily and two or three eggs.
with salt to season; bake on the griddle till
brown.
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Wart and Corn Salve-Take the extract Of
BeIadonna drachms, pure oxide Of managa-
nese, ozs., potash 5 lbs. pulverize the pot
ash in an iron kettle and let it stand in the open
air "a hours then mix the whole together
Shave the corn with sharp knife, then apply
for ten minutes the salve; wash it off and soak
it in sweet OIL
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Charade.

My first If you do will increase,
My second will keep you from.heayen
My whole though often of use,
Is more seldom taken than given.
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Water Proof for Leather-Take linseed oil
pint, yellow wax and white turpentine each
ozs Burgundy pitch l o., melt and color
with lampblack
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Cup CAKE.-The ingredients for this cake use
as following one cupful of butter-two eupfuls
ofsugar, -three cupfuls offour,-a wine glassfnl
Of wine,-fye eggs,-and few currantS
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Il g 8 9.
Fall and Winter Fashions.

The undersigned begs leave to announce that he is
prepared for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE with a
large assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Also an extensive assortment of Cloths Cassmeres and
Vesng hand which Will be made up order neat and
cheap. CHAS SCHULHAUS,
Cor Union 4 Church ST., opposite Pres6. Church
Nov. 4, 1858. If