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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15
[OfficiaLl
OHIO STATE LOAN.-S6, 400, 900.

~ OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS ovrHg SINKING FUND.-
oPTBg STATE OF ONO, Columbus Aug %, 1860.
sIX MILLIONS I'LL FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
SsS S sR ab a.dssnaS pleasure alter the day
Of December next and to that end the a Of the
ers Assembly will receive sealed proposals at the Ono state
III Nj T% e &i DAY OF NESf
the purchase of SIX MILLIONS AND FOUR HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS of the Transferable Certificates Of the
Funded and Registered Debt Of e State of Ohio bearing inter.
est the first day of January 1861 to be paid
state Agency in the City Of NewYok with the principal
bursae the place aud which As TO the rate per cent oil
with such of the three conditions following the opening Of
the proposals the Commissioners may deem to be most advans
Bearing interest at the rate Of per eentum per nnDTW
s FRf SAY o. F bTpEsBE s State after the
Bearing interest at the rate Of SIX per eentum per annGw
s FRsT DAY OF + pEEaBER SIC ~
bearing interest at Of SIX per cenum per
s FRsT DAY OF F pEEaBER 1870 state '
Each proposal state distinctly for which Of these classes
and the price each hundred dollars Of each class proposed
b taken and must De accompanied by eehed check on or
certificate Of deposit Of oth banks Of New ork City pay
able the order OF the Commissioners for equal 70 i've
per cent Of the amount OF cecaes 0d for which sum sna oe
forfeited the bidder shall fail IN case any OF the are
awarded to him to the residue Of ms pd az the time heren
after specified for that purpose NO od less a1 a9 o
lars will be considered and each bid shall be deemed made
thereof as at the specified be asgnabe to the
bidder regard being had to the other proposals,
are awarded to him win be allowed to each successful bidder
and adjusted the delivery Of the certificates and each will be
TN ENTY- ninth DAY or DECEMBER 1860, at the Ohio
state Agency the City OF New York which time aud place
the certificate, awarded will be ready for delivery Certificates
Funded Debt Of the State Of Ohio edeemsbe the first
day Of January 1861 viii be received In payment Of part Of
the loan hereby contemplated -
The deposits the unsuccessful bidders will be returned
upon application the Ohio State Agency the day
subsequent TO the opening OF the proposals.
The Commissioners the right to reject s Of the
bids If they shall deem it necessary in order protect pro
mote the interests Of the State
Proposals for this loan bs ncloed In sealed envelope
directed Commissioners ofthe Sinking und Of the
Of Ohio" and Endorsed Proposal. for the Ohio Loan"
In order uniformity aud for the convenience of bid
ders, the Commissioners have prepared form OF proposal
which together with copy OF the act authorizing the loan aud
any information desired in the premises may be obtained the
Ohio State Agency in New York City the office Of the
Commissioner In Columbus, Ohio
X. W. TAYLER, Auditor Of State.
A. P. RUSSELL, Secretary of State
c. P. WOLCOTT Attorney General
Commissioner, Of the Sinking Fund the Of Ohio
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WISCONSIN (Rock County, LANDS for
w sALE-3GOO Acres Of rich prairie aud heavily hmbeIed
LAND near the hourshng town Of JsnosTue "seon'h Io
Sale. , .-- nj. .x.
These Lands selected for the presont owner 70 years
A. The best for agricultural purposes In Rock County and TINS
COUNTY Is acknowledged pos.ss the richest lands In the
State .-...t..1 - a..
They will be sold In such parcels may be required ana hs
principal pt Of the purchase money reIssn on p'na ana
mortgage for term Of years.
FOR further psrtic1sTs, inSsire q =.
Holm HOWE Poetvlls Via, % the premises orts
Me..o, POSTER 4 THOMSON, Ne 70 Wslst, New fork.
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Gemins-m arbines
OOS EMPIRE coS
SEWN G-MACHINE.
PATENTED PEB. IL, 1850.
nj
sQs(S
ODD.

OOS EMPIRE SoS
SEWN G-MACHINE.
Patented FEB. IL, 1850.
sALEsROOM No. 55 BROADWAY.
This Machineis constructed entirely new prncp, n
mechanics IL possesses many rare aud valuable
nounced be SIMPLICITY AND PERFECTION COM
The following are principal objections urged ss,ia" Sew
ng Machines:
1st Excessive fatigue to the operator.
I'd Liability TO get out Of order.
81. Expense. trouble and loss Of time in repairing
9Th. Iucapacity every description Of material
9Th. DissHeeable noise while in operation
THE EMPIRE SEWING-MACHlNE
is EXEMPT FROM ALL THESE OBJECTIONS.
has pig needle 7PsEPend,cRR m0 0a me- d.
every description from Leather the finest Nanoos
Muslin with cotton linen silk thread from the eoar's The
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and the lsn. poe
.ible friction. 1t y smooth AS GLASS, and i.
ALPHABETICALLY 4 NOISELESS MACHINE.
II regnes FIFTY PER CENT es power to drive than ,sy
other Machine in girl Of twelve years Of work
.d s1. T sSd sSSf Of
ton render it almost impossible to get out OF order and
By TIE COMPANY 10 give soe res, s,s %
themselves with superior article TO call and sIsmins this
UNRIvALED sAcHIsB y,.,.- -.
MERCHANT TAfLoRS,
COACH MAKERS,
SHIRT AND BOSOM MAKERS
DRESS MAKERS,
CORSET MAKERS,
CATER FILTERS,
SHOE BINDERS,
VEST and PANTALO0N MAKHRA
RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS
PRICE OF 81 s MacHTkEs ss coaPEErE.
No. l-Or Family Machine. ..................s,tA
No. 2-Smsl size Manufacturing ............... IS
No. 3-LaTse size Manufacturing
made known BY inquing the S.eGOOm, No Is Brosd.sy
I. J. MACARTHUR Co
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pantins ataoemies.
DODWORTH's DANCING AC

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
N. No 8O6 Broadway, New York
No. 1877 Montague place, Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS in New.York
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, TUESDAYS and fhlDafs,
IN Brooklyn.
At4 p IN. for children; at p. m, for gentlemen.
addition the Court Quadle, Prince lmPerlalo Ever
green Empire and other social dances Mnuet Quadne Linda
and educational dances already introduced by MI DOD
WORTH variety of dances viii be- brought forward
during the seasonamong which may be mentioned La Czina
lust recey ed from Paris and the Quadle Strenne especially
adapted development Of graceful movement In children
Circular Of terms &c, may be had at either Academy
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S4OO Mad Ind and Peru Divd Bond.
400 Tennessee State 6 y cent Bonds ~
5000 San Prsncisco City and County y cent Bonds.
1900 Trevorton Coal and RR. lst Mortgage Bonds
1900 Jersey City 9 Y cent Bonds =, n,
~ 600 Racine and Mi.ssppi RR. lat Mortgage Bonds
100 Col PiGus and Ind. RR lat Mortgage Bonds -,
NJ, n'i., - on MONDAY Nov H. Regular Auction
sales of Stocks Bonds every MONDAY and
or every day required 2t O'clock at the STOCK Sses
room No William st. or the Merchants Exchange pro
n,aIa,s, I'D ~ ALBERT II NICOLAY
~ Auctioneer and Stock Broker,
No 50 Wilismst near Wsh
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6cnse furnishing Sooos.

MAGIC TEA AND COFFEE POTS
NI EXCEL ALL OTHERS
Tn. emily principle discovered for making
coffee Sleeps without boiling saving time and trouble d..
pepsns with pitcher Can tea from
spout. pcP0t Ne 10 Bcokmanst, N Y.
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Gtopes ano 6eaters.

DANCES and STOVES.
IL The UNIVERSAL" RANGE. a complete Range, fx
wood coal warranted 20 give satisfaction KITCHEN, PAR
LOR and OFFICE STOVES, Of most approved patterns.
R. w BENEDICT. No. 228 Watsr-st, cor. Bsskmans
VNHE ETNA
Il BASEMENT AND PARLOR HEATER,
designed in the front basement fireplace the
Basement Psrlors and above For efficiency. economy.
durability and safety they une9used send fo cTcllr
SPAULDISG & STRATr0N,
Manufacturers and PROPRIETOR Bible House ehsy.nY
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TOR sALE-A neat COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

only one hour from the city containing Of Land ~
ofwhch ia table The House with all the modern i'm
proyemens large and commodious Out Houses The place
well stocked with young bearing Fruit Trees For particulars
address, with real name. Box No. AM r. O.
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DARN for SALE-Situated in Somerset County,
Il New jersey miles from North Branch Depot Cen
trial Railroad and miles from the village Of New German
town containing Of improved Land hcsss House
and oubudng portion Of the land il adapted for peach
trees beautiful location and pleasant and heshy neghbor
hood Apply to j. r. KLINE No 1875 Futon.st, or J. l..
KLINE, No. ~ Park place.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS MECHANICS, and
OTHERS
LOTS FOR SALE AT
EIIZABETHPORT,N EW-JERSEY.

Tl point is the terminus Of the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey by which connection secured with all the coal
and iron regions Of Pennsylvania and with extensive lumber
districts aHordng these articles lower cost than other
point sesbosrd 1t has hourly commune alton by steam
boat and railroad with York distant 10 miles Is provided
with water and gas has very healthy location and offers
rv.ed facilities for the establishment OF Manufactures and
Mechanical trades The subscriber offers these Lots In quaint
ties TO suit purchasers very favorable terms both a. 10 price
and time OF payment Mechanics and Manufacturers pscu
Iarly are requested to anime the ground Apply to
T. r. KELLOGG, Executor No 90 BesVer'st NJ l., or to
4 n COOLEY. Agent EliZabethport
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Hlnsieal bofes.
Maebinfrp.

DOILERS.-FOR SALE-New and second hand
ID BOILERS OF all descriptions In good order and complete.
Boilers taken exchange. Inquire Of address WIN FIN
My 4 Co, No. 167 Wster-st, Brooklyn, L. l.
DORTABLE MILLS-FOr grinding Grain, Cot
Il fee Spices Minerals for Paints Plaster &c. T. BEN
NETT Railroad Depot Building, corner Of Elm and Frank
lin-sts n. Y.
VNO PRINTERS.-A good Adams and cylinder
power Freshman wishes SITUATION; has no objection
any part Of the country The very best
ences given. Apply, by note or In person to
HENRY ( GREASON, No II Spruce. st. NY.
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THO the LADIES.-The cheapest and best plaee
Il TO buy Silver PLATED WARE TABLE CUTLERY
and al kints Of Houss furnshins Gosds Il T. ID BASS
totOs Cooper Institute cor Atoc place "a snd <th era
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W AIDADLTs IOh p+tA'Hi ~ nv
TIONThe Valuable Yarn belonging to the estate Of
John Kichan, situated at DOVER PLAINS on the Harlem
Ralrond about eighty miles from New ork containing about
40 acres OF choice land will be sold at PUBLIC AUCLlOS on
the PREMISES on thursday, Nov a. 1t IL M The above
cultivation with buildings nearly large and convenient
pon the ,bove farm is valuable qusry OF white and v.egs
led marble with mill and privileges rare opportunity
n here offered for safe and profitable Investment Terms easy
For further particulars inquio OF %. W; $1,000;
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COsPASr
Nzw.YoKK Nov 7, 1860. )
V,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this DAY
declared DIVIDEND Of 10 per cent out Of the earnings
Of t COMPANY Stockholders At this ONCE on
"wednesday l4th insk s. i. MEhohANI. secretary.
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Boaro an6 Rooms.

DOARD.-A SUITE OF ROOMS, for small
I'D family and single rooms, for Gentlemen, In Now
with all the modern improvements and hstclss' sceon
podations where there few boader Inquire at No
l6 Eas, l5 Stuyvessnt Park References exchanged
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financial.

ALBERT n. EtooLAv Auotones<.
WILL SELL THIS DAY CThursdayl, Nov Is,
w at III O'Clock at the Stock Sslenoom No ~ WHEN -
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Ocean Cleaners.

T'APSCOTT's LINE of LIVERPOOL aud LON
Il DON PACKETs-Passase from to LONDON oc
LIVERPOOL always be engaged by this well ns
sailing weekly at the very owes rates and Drafts for
amount obtained payable In any part of Great Britain lr
= 'TxPSCoTT Co, No. Sc SOuth-st New Yors.
SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE-To succeed the
- Adrstc-The NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CON-
Nil dispatch for The sboye port: the ,Psndid .osn.p
on hs oU. G: a. r. Ge sr Ag United S'' mai"
From New York SATURDAY, Nov. IT aud Dec. y.
The Atlantic uneIcelcd for strength and comfort h.s
wsertish compartments and Is in all respects in complete
limited number Of Second Cabin Passengers. for whom
ceent accommodations have been provided will be taken
% For freight passage apply the Once q the COMPANY Ne
TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
Of ~ ss Of on Sd @ s's
the day OF departure will be the MONDAY following P~
freight % passage apply at the only Office No III ws' cor
DEDUCTION In PRICES.
IL ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NETWORK AND GALWAY LINE
. Touching at 81 John n f. 90 land Passengers and receive
the hoysl Mai and Government Dispatches
The steamers comprising this Line have been approved By The
&EW IRON sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS
LElNSTER 400 tuns burden.
MUSTER I ER...'.....,...,.,...."t&o tuns burden.
nLSIER '''.''.....,,.,...,.....ttoot uns burden
departure viii be ffiScE ir9 At 1sos no.
7,
Rates Of passage any part Of ireland Railway aud 70
the principal cities of England and Scotland:
First class 800. $50 and SIS according room
connodsons Third Class $50 including cooked
And 10 St Johns n. Ffirst Glass S3S Third Clas. 70
Children under IL years half price under year fres Third
Class Passengers required TO furnish beds linens
Persons taking from New sHin
nom Boston viii receive free from New
The steamers Of this Company have nh III.
greatest care regards safety and comfort combined With
and propelns powa and built with walertisht
mens They are 1hdenty expected surpa In speed and
rough weather quanaes vessels built aud reol,t,
With eleysncies aud cony eniences ~ ''r''''
An experienced surgeon attached 10 zach ali, p.,D
wishing TO send for their friends eau obtain return iii
follow ing greatly reduced prices: Wv
Ia third cabin, from Galway $50 Ia third cabin foo
town In Ireland railway go So In third csb, fro IN.
principal cities 81 England and scotland s35
For height or passage apply to
ROWLAND s. ASPINWALL, Axents
Nos ~ and s. South 1t
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A. ]. BLKHCkER, AnconeeT -. ,,,,rnr
CHOICE LOTS on Avenue "A. j.: BLEES IN.
~ ER SON Co. will sell at auction ON TiiURspAi' NOV
IS at IL O'clock the Merchants Exchange; A. ,;,e
On Avenue A-iO lots ON the side comprising the en.
front between 57th and s8h streets sizes ~ ~ 80, 4,
57th street /. 100 feet wide, opened and gradeo anu ~
cut through
The lots are on grade, and very choice. foo7s
Mans terms. at No. Pine-st N-,-'--,-
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EXECUTOR's SALE of REAL ESl in II. :,
IL viii be sold st PUBLIC AUCTION on the Tor
n.e.pbs, iaCO Al O'clock the premises tue rahh 'o
meIy belonging 10 John Hendhckson; deceaaed situate
Ws.ibury Queens County Long Island o landing Ro.
yn containing about acres with good Dwelling honie aa
ny.n;ent Ont building high state OF cultvalo ana SUP
r,,, s.nc.d and IL 90 situated conveniently De I'll
iSd into three parts very de.rsbe ocat3 rot u
ther particulars please Inquire OF JoHN 'HH'i'' '
the premises
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INO MANUFACTURERS and GARDENERS.-
IL Valuable REAL ESTATE for SALE. By resolution OF
the Board Of Directors Of the ELlZABETHPORT LAND I'M
PROVEMENT COMPANY, | am authorized to sell the yaus
bic Building Lots Lands Of the Company in the city Of
Elizabeth n j. consisting Of than 100 Of land
tending along the Staten Island Sound with depth Of water
for ps large class and ard the Depot Of the New Jer
sey Railroad from which trains many times per day to
ork and coal delivered at Elizabeth from Penn
syvans by the Central Railroad Of New Jersey lower prices
than Newly ork afordng unrvaed advantages 10 nanuac
turert Maps Of the lands will be furnished aPp
CATION and prices and terms will be easy to purchasers
T. b. STILLhAN, President Elizabeth Land Imp Co.,
No. 10 broadway, New York.
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obstruction.

A NTHON's (Mr GEO. CO. CLASSICAL
~ FRENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL with Gymnasium
under special teacher and Preparatory Department. No 81
No 63 and Chsems No 69 Broadway and at No l55 2dsy
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fine ARTS.

ALL FINE. LARGE ENGRAvINGS
~ American Christian Union 80. Distinguished Americans
60 Gays Farewell Senate, lsJO s. On roller mailed and
postage paid TO oil Psr's OF the u q On ieeerf Of
W" '"A J. g. BRADLEY. Agent
a..A ~, c.,,lozue No 40 Broadway, N. Y.
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class will leave New York the lst llih and iS
of each month except whsn these date. fall SUNDAY whs
the day OF departure will be the MONDAY following PEI
freight OF passage apply the only office No III west
ner OF WaIenst. ID. b. ALLEN. Agspt
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IRVING INSTITUTE TARRYTOWN, n. Y.
Il A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
The PortysiS Semi annual Session will Nov
1860 For Circulars apply to JAS NJ WITEHEAD rooms Of
ID. 8. ROWE NJ A
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SrlT
ALBAsr Oct. 16, 1860 I
V,HE TINE FIXED by law for the redemption
of the Circulating Note. issued 10 the MERCHANTS
AND MECHANICS BANK OF OSWEGO having expired.
notice hereby given pursuant e Chapter m Of the laws Of
declared upon the original amount Of notes deposited as repre-
by the certificates issued by the Superintendent In
dempon Of the said Bank payable presentation
of the certificates properly ndorsed at this Department
within months from the date Of this notice and not there
JAMES M COOh, superintendent
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IOHN MACMULLEN's SCHOOL, 10.

~ Broadway, corner Of 2Oth-st, Is now open: ,
The French Department In which nothing but french Is
spoken, will be under the Of NJ HENRI DELEoCbnhh'
native OF Paris and graduate Of the University Of Paris
Mis- SARAH sEDGWICk will remain at the head 81 an
way; Growers No. 6s9; Christers No. 7e3i and fnce"
NJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-03

ARTEMUs WARD AT OBERLIN.-Oberlin is
a CRATE phase. The Koliidge opens with a
prare and the New York Tribune is read
A kollekshun is then taken up to buy over
koats with red horn buttons on them for the
INDECENT kullured people of Kanady. l haV
to kontribit literally to the glorious work,
as they kawl it hear AT the boardin hous
the kullured people sits at the fust table
What they leeye is made into hash for the
white people. AS don't like the idea of
eatin my vittles with niggers, l set at the
sekond table, and the consequence is I've
devowerea so much hash that my inards
are in a highly MKT up kondishun. Fish
bones have made their appearance all over
my body, and potater peelins air springin
up all thru my hare. However, l don t
mind it. I'm gittin along wellina pecunery
pint of view. The Kollidge has konferred
upon me the honery title of X. T., OF which
I am sufficiently prowd. Unless | GO to
Geeawgy county, l shall be in Kleveland
next week. Fairwel. Where ere 1 Rome
lie mere forgit thee. l warnt you to git
out my haudbills in fiamin stile.
ARTEMUS WARD, X. T.
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hRATl.......... hEILhl
KRATZ & HEILMA AN.
CITY FOUNDRY

CITY FOUNDRY
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws,
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills
Thrasing Machines, SC.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
EwvHE PROPRTETORs OF THE CITY FOUN-
-A dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general that they prepared to do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining to the Foundry bust
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AND
BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Distil-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepowers Corn-sheIlers, NJ achinery of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass CastingsI ,
avery description Iron Housefronts, Cellar Crates.
DC Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest in
proved patterns Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &C.
BREWERS, DISTTLLERS, RECTIFIERS, &C,
Supplied with every description of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators,
Attemporators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on
improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipes Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for beer, spirits, OIL de- Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, dc.
Workmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, dc.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu
hing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German BOLT
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing Host, de-,
of the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to
them, theig individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warranting their work, and satisfied
with reasonable prices.
RE Office and Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main street;
FouudI y, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pine
street, between First and Second streets, Evans
vile, Indiana. dec7
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Can't AFFORD IT.-Those who are count
ing the cost of dissolving the Union, may
close their calculations somewhat after the
fashion of the old woman in the subjoined
anecdote:
"a person having occasion to visit an
old couple in Durham, of extremely penuri-
GUS habits, found them holding counsel to-
gether upon a matter which apparently
weighed heavily on the minds of both, and
thinking it was respecting the probable dis
solution of the wife, who was lying danger
ously i'll, proceeded to offer them all the con-
ISOLATION in his power; bat was cut short by
being informed that this was not exactly the
subject they were discussing, but one whic
afflicted them still more deeply, viz : the cost
of the funeral; ami, to his establishment. they
continued their CHASTITY calculations until
every item in the catalogue, from coffin to
night-cap, had been gone through, with
much grumbling at the rapacity of the un-
dertakers, when bright thought suddenly
struck the husband, and he exclaimed
Well, Janet, lass, you may not die, after
all, ye KEN" Deed, and l hope not, Robert
replied his helpmate, in low, feeble voice,
I" for am quite sure that we Gamma afford
it,"