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who listened to him. "My friends" re-
joined Douglas, "I believe you will beat
them both. do not question your power
to beat them. (Thunders of applause from
the Douglas men, We whipped the COM
bined forces in Illinois" (Cheers.)
That is what we Breckenridge men get
for our forbearance, in not nominating a
Breckenridge and Lane State ticket. If we
are denounced as Lincoln men now-before
the State election; if we are held up as
traitors to our cause and our principles in
advance; if we are threatened to be "beat"
and "whipped," like spaniels, ere the bal
lot boxes tell their story; if such vile and
malignant calumnies and insolent threats
are made against US previous to the ninth
day of October, and if they are responded
to by thunders of applause from the trained
bands of Douglas men before the polls are
opened-what may we expect afterwards?
Suppose that the arrogant and self-conf-
dent eoadiutors oft turbulent demagogue
in Indiana should realize their expectations;
suppose that we should SO far forget our
principles and our manhood as to stoop to
help them elect their State ticket suppose
we should suffer ourselves to be 'whipped"
into its support by such denunciations and
such threats-will any of US be able to walk
on the same side of the streets and roads
with those who have participated in those
"thunders of applause" without encounter
ing their sneers after the victory is won p
Hands off the State ticket, we say for our
selves alone-others may do as they please.
We shall look upon the fight between the
Douglas men and the Lincoln men with the
utmost Indifference We shall act as the
woman who stood still, with arms folded,
and witnessed the skirmish between her
drunken husband and ii bear, not caring
which came out uppermost. IF we take no
part, we shall be sure that no victory is
| won over US. Perhaps the Douglas bragg
cats may be- able to "beat" and ''whip7 the
Lincoln men alone and perhaps they may
come out as their brethren did in Vermont
| and Maine. Who cares
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From the Ne,g albany Tribune.
Kentucky Interference i'm Indiana
Politics Again.

FOlRlAcs again.
Nothing that | could have conceived,
could have ore astOnished me, known as
am as most uncompromising Bell man,
than the unmanly and degrading appeal
made to the Union men of Indiana by the
respectable gentlemen who compose the
"Union State Central Committee" through
the columns of the Louisville Journal,
which paper appears to have lent itself to the
work of advising fusion in our State cleo
ton with party as corrupt as ever cursed
our State administration.
The premises assumed by these gentle
men are not true in point of fact, because
| hold that it is not necessary to defeat the
Republican State ticket, to carry Indiana
for Douglas in November. 1t matters not
how our State election may be carried,
there is no possible danger of Mr.. Douglas
being defeated, unless the majority given TO
Col. Lane shall exceed the entire Bell and
Everett strength in Indiana. In that case
Lincoln will carry Indiana beyond hope
of help from any source.
If these gentlemen are honest in their
purpose why have they not endeayored TO
conciliate the Breckenridge forces of Indi-
ana, who are as bitterly opposed to Mr..
Hendricks as are the Republicans them
selves, and if the State of Indiana is car
tributed to the Breckenridge wing of the
National Democratic party. But the oppo-
site cause has been pursued by these patri-
otto az gentlemen who are endeavoring to
carry Indiana for Mr.. Douglas 1t won t
do, gentlemen, to "bet your money on the
bob-tail boss and then expect the patriotic
Union men of Indiana to help you win it.
Let us alone, and we will endeavor to carry
out the agreement made at indianapolis,
not to identify ourselves, as u party with
either the Douglas or Republican State
ticket. 1t ia no fight of ours. You have
made our State election a source of crafty
ing your inordinate desire to make money
and gamble, and you should be made to fee
that the honest masses have no interest IN
your speculation, but to defeat any disEon-
est means you may take to win. You have
bet your money, and we know you will
spend money to win it, but hope not Al
the expense of an honest expression of the
will of a majority of our people.
feel as deep an interest in the success o
Bell and Everett, as do the I" Union State
Central Committee of kentucky, but
have not yet learned to sacrifice every prin.
ciple of political honesty TO the State il
which l have been reared, to accomplish
through dishonest means, that which ] be
lieve can be doneb pursuing manly, in
dependent, honest course.
Again, l say, Kentuckians let us alone
or you msy rue the hour you attempt t.
corrupt the fountains of pure Republican
institutions. We are not to be bought Of
bribed to pursue such a course as will de
stTOy gar respect for oar honesty You
interference is impudent, and unwarranta
bic, and wanting in the courtesy due to us
and we say if you desire to command ou
respect, desist in your intermeddling policr
toward the Union men of Indiana
UNION.
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Sfin &inE.

The Old Line Guard don't sit quietly an
der the taunts and charges with which
Douglas assailed the Breckenridge men in
his speech here last Friday. II retert5 with
a determined. bitter resentment that is at
once justified by the provoeation, and I'M
likely to allay it. After quoting that part
of Mr.. Douglas speech it says Ind. Joalr.
So, according TO the speech of the ILL
nois demagogue himself, the Breckenridge
men OfIndiana have not sense or " hon
esty enough to know that they are for
Lincoln. "The reason The says) they do
not run State ticket at the same time
they run separate Presidential ticket is,
that they intend TO vote directly for the
Lincoln candidates for State officers
C. Wen beat them both" was the response
of the friends of the Douglas State ticke ct
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CRANE g. BROWN,
Forwarding & Commission
ri erGhantS-


Ehsy- Agents for KaI:awha Salt Company. ~a8t
EpE5- Liberal Cash advances made on Shipments of
Produce.
The undersigned, of the late firms of |. a. Crane
< &C., and Brown & Altman, have this day
cated themselves together under the name of
Crane & Brown, for the purpose of transactlHs
General Forwarding and Commission businesS,
carried on by the late Trims.
From our long xperience and increased facilities,
together with our personal aud strict attention to
the interests of CORES pondents, we hazard
nothing IN guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We
beg leave To express our gratitude t. those VIII"
have heretofore cunhicd their interests t"
keeping, and trust 10 he able to serve ih' IN in tu
fure, pladging hest efforts to the advancement
OF their interests ISAAC A. CRANE,
oct2-lyd WILLIAM EROWE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a Proclamation.

a PROCLAMATION.
EN- PURSU.4JN'CE OF II RESOLU-
~ tion passed by the Common Council of the
City of Evansville, and at the suggestion Of large
number of the citizens, do hereby advise and re
quest all proprietors and keepers of Coffee Houses,
Restaurants and Bar-rooms, to cause their respec-
tive places of business to be closed on Tuesday
morning, October 9th, $780, at o'clock, and keep
closed until O'Clock p. Nj Of the said day.
And l do hereby call upon all good citizens 10
give their aid and assistance in preserving the peace
and good order of the City. .
In testimony whereof have hereto subscribed
my name, and affixed the seal OF said City, this
u fs 81 49, '' W. BAKER, Mayor.
oct6-3td
EHER RE.N- ITS FOXES BEST
AA quality, just received and for sale by
oct6 S. Il. GILBERT Il CO.,
R-yE69 > 100 DRU.HS JUST 49,
II eeived per raload' and for :, S sale e by 90
100000 CKG4 Il s--sEL QU.gAE-
% tiles, from Common to Genuine Fine Havana,
for sale Low by S. Il. GILBERT & Co.
IwTOR.FC1O-IO FOXES .gJN.15 C.z gS-
III dies, Pounds, y lbs, los, So, Twist, Pancake,
etc, from ~ z945c per 10, in store and TO arrive
Tor sale by 5. f. GILBERT & co,
oct6 ... -. Ne. Sycamore st.
EpOOTs SHOES 6RsnGIs,nsn can
-EG lind some exquistely nice Meu's Calf, Con.
1t READ II BURROWS,
sept, 27, go. Is Main st.
~
III good Calf K id and Goat Boots, either sin gle
or double sole, can have their wants supplied at
READ x BURROWS,
sept 27, go 3d.. Is Main 81.
EJE.RTHEH DUSTEKS.-.s fail
II sortment Of Feather busters, for sale at the
sept u EUREKA BAZAAR.
MOOR .M.gTS, noon .7T.4TS,-3 dog.
~ ass sizes German Cocoa Door mats ; dOz.
ass sizes Jute Door mats, for sale by
sent ~ COOK & LANGLEY.
EFT HIS KRCO-UR II = Il r II h X -
II fact that COOK & LANGLEY sell the best
Teas in the City. tsept ~
KYOR THE BEST CSUSHED, EO ~
AZ dered Granulated Clarified aud Loaf sugar,
all go to COOK & LAHGLEY'S The reason IS they
keep the very best, and sell the most for the money
sept u
MOE THE BEST -SSSOKT.n EsS'9
- aud cheapest prices, all go by general consent
TO the sept 27l EUREKA BAZAAR
NHE.SD = RURROH''S STOCH Of
a Hats, consisting OF every style, shape and
color, is open TO the trade and very low figures,
at 10 Main street sep Il -lid
40 LBS. FRESH EEs.R TKs ksEsS.-
eDOU New Feathers on hand, and for
sale in any quantity to snit, at
SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S,
septic Ne 49, Main street.
sSyEF.4 IS.L = !-SE7.a H-E!S !-SA.s WIS
~ An endless variety of Fall and Winter Shawls.
at from 81 to S25, at
sCHAPK & BUSSLNG'S,
sept2G No 40 Main street.
TO TO .WFEEER y .V~9EEf.9US'S
w for good and all size Shakers. sept2l
" E.9F E.9RD--S CHOICE n nY'ECE ~.
| FL For sale at COOK Il LANGLEY'S-
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our Pet Dog Prince.

A Iamentation on the death ef Prince Albert,
well-known and highly trained dog, having been
a regular attendant at st. Pauls Chueh for the
last ten years.
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We never before and never have since
Known such a dog our dog, Prince
One of the most afectionate, Troublesome d"gs,
Quick after rats and swift after hogs.
A vii among dogs-at church thrice a week,
Aud would play with the children at hide and 90
seek;
He would sit up like soldier, with his gun and
his pipe,
And guard US from robbers by day and by night.
Never more shall Prince with Old Dick take d ride,
Never more at meals shall he sit by our side,
Nor our mirth be stirred, by his solemn old face
Sitting up by our side saying, " give mo piece.
He was named for Prince Albert, but far less re-
nOwned
Than the Prince Heir-Apparent that's going the
Dear Old Prince. But we all full well know,
That he has gone to the place where all good dogs GO
OK Thursday of last week the train bear
ing Mr. Douglas and his friends to Indi-
annapolis stopped at Morris, on the G.
Railroad, for refreshments. Stepping into
the Railroad Eating House he was about to
partake of the best Railroad supper he ever
enjoyed, when some one mentioned i'll his
hearing that Mr.. McQuistOn, proprietor OF
the House, was a Republican. Forthwith
the Little Giant left the table, and shaking
the dust from his shoes, went across the
way to a three cent doggery and apPeased
his delicate appetite on crackers and cheese.
This is a fact as certified by our informant,
Mr.. Silas Baker, the popular conductor on
the sleeping car between Cincinnati and
Chicago, and n brother in law of Thomas
| Whittier, well known merchant OF Lata-
tte.-LGfdyette Journal
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THIRD.

THEIR EXTENsTVE PURCHASES
enable them Obuyng they do for their four large
stores), TO BUY GOODS IN VERY LARGE QUANTITIES,
in itself an advantage of twenty per cent. over
SMALLER BUYERS.
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FOURTH.

THE SSORTMENT rs ALIgA VS.
the most varied and largest in the city, comprising
the most COSTLY, MEDIUM AND VERY CHEAPEST
CLASS OF GOODS.
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SECOND.

SECOND.
THEY MANUFACTURE THEIR OWN
Goods, take advantage of all the improvements in
manufacturing, and will from this time forth, SELL
NOTHING but what they guarantee for good
WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

y HI HeE RRRETTRD IND RsT.
AZ larged my store, and have on hand full sup
ply of BOOTS AND SHOES of my own manufac-
ture, all of which will warrant of the best quality.
have purchased my leather for cash, aud will sell
the one price system for cash. lower than the
quality of goods are usually sold in this city.
VIM. EMERY,
sept2l SIND 100 Main-st, cor. Seventh-st.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
In addition to the ordinary mode of Insurance,
this Company issues PERMANENT POLICIES On de-
post of Ten Annual Premiums, Property is thence
forth permanently insured. By this plan saving
of nearly Forty per cent. is effected the sum thus
saved, will in fifteen years, amount the whole of
the deposit: the risk and inconvenience of renew
ais are avoided. The Policy can be Cancelled at
any time by the holder, the Premium being return
ed, less five per cent.
INSURANCE OF RENTS.
This Company will make Insurance against loss
of Rents by fire. on new and most liberal principle.
1t is the intent of the Company to fully indem-
nifty the Insured, from any loss of Rent that he
may sustain, by Fire happening to the Building
insured, not exceeding the amount insured by the
Policy. Loss TO be computed FROM the day of oc-
currence of any fir VIM. BROWN, Agent,
sept28 Evansville. Ind.
900 ROXRS OF FIVE BLE.4CNRD
Ii Winter Candles for sale below Cincinnati rates
at No. &c Main st., by PHILIP DECKER.
Sent 2Sth.
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.sOfOLEECTOR @ S.gEF OF REAL Il g
q u tate for the payment of the costs and eXpens-
es of Sidewalk improv efnents. Notice is hereby
given that by virtue of precept issued by the
Mayor of the City of Evansville, and to me direct
ed will sell at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in said city, Saturday, the 10th day
of October 1860, the following lots parcels of real
estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
pay the amount charged and assessed against said
lots respectively the costs and expenses of max
ing sidewalk improvements in front of said lots,
together with the costs of sale s.
Lot No. A in block No. q, Fourth Enlargement,
S4.541@
Lot No. in block No. 6, Fourth Enlargement,
&454l2.
Lot No 6 in block No. t, Fourth Enlargement,
S4.5413.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock p. NJ, on said day
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, -s
oct5-2wd City Collector.
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HARTFORD, COM
CASH CAPITAL 4 SURPLUS $40.
r,1MILLa .a.N-v FRT.ER-F4 u

A1HELLS .aJV-D FIX T'ER-E1 =
Y settled fact that Harker's Chlorine an
er Is the best medicine known for eifeciinrs
and permanent cure OF Fever and Agudills
and Fever. II prevents Ague Cake and ills
that follow the use of Quinine. For sale
N. s. TH0MF
sugI At the City Drue
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EVER YTHING IN THE MOUSE Is
sold at the lowest Living Profit

~ .4TEST sTX'LEs:-
FL Prince of Wales Hats,
do do Caps,
Opera Hats
do Caps, .
French FeJt Hats, --s-
Fancy and Riding Caps,
Fancy Gents Hats,
Young Gents Caps
LIZ. Boys Hats,
do Caps.
Infant Dress Hats,
do do Caps, ..s
Every kind and style Of Hats,
do do do Caps,
At YAUFIER & MARCONN1ER's,
oct6 30 Main st.
KAREss HzTS FOE F.sEk .S.N'D
ER Winter now eady. The latest styles, either
silk or Cashmere. Send in your orders to
II VAUTIER & MARCONNIER,
octG 80 Main st.
K-D.sTE.N"r T"RJN"TEL.gTRD MATS.
~ The only real Ventilated Hats ever made, at
.-- VAUTIER' & MARCONGIER,
oct6 SO Main st.
HHE.MRURG s ~: R. CHEESE rs
kH boxes for sale by S. e. GILBERT & CO.,
oct6 No. Sycamore st.
IRyFg.4S.-75 KREF CHESTS .g.E.D
II Boxes, GunpOwer, Young Hyson, Imperial
oct6 S. E. GILBERT & co.
&PKRXTs TURE PEN TT NE .4-N-ED
~ Linseed Oil, Is bbls, in fine order, for sale
low by s. f. GILBERT & co.
KDE.gRE ST.FRCH BOXES FOR
~ sale VERY Low, in lots to suit purchasers, by
oct6 S. e. GILBERT & co.
ATY0TTO.N1 B.FTTFJV"G.-2OO Bales
u for sale to the Trade at Factory prices, by
octC S. Il. GILBERT & CO.,
Agents of Cypress Mills"
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wARRssRD Five REOORE.NSEI.

~ 20 600 feet just received from City planning
Mills, and for sale by JOHN +. GLOVER,
oet5-d6w If Corner SeventH and Main SITS
eCsG.M ETRE.NHE FOR ROE.S END
~ Girls Exercise being essential to health, but
the weather sometimes preventing il ont doors,
we have laid in II lot OF Summer FLOOR SKATES,
pretty rticle afiording sport inducing to exer-
cse, TO which cali attention. For sale at
GEO. S. S0NNTAG & co.'s,
octj Main st., one door below Branch Bank.
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. sizes and qualities do2. Single and Double
Dbl Shot Guns; doz Revolvers, Pistols, etc, of
different styles 3OOO Smith Nelson's Cartridges
100000 Gun Caps G. D., s. b., and Water Proof;
Fish Hooks; Artificial Bait; Jonted Fishing
Rods; Fish Lines, of different kinds, etc, at
GEO. s. SONNTAG & CO. IS,
oct5 Main St, one decor below Branch Bank.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EzA AEI NJ ASRPNMIsss sIEqyS BE BE

II next to the Vanderburgh County Fair, is now
at SchaPker Bussings, 49 Main street. They have
the best stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Hats
and Caps, Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes,
in the city, aud sell very cheap for cash.
sept26
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PEOPLES TICKET.
National Election, on Monday, No
vember 9Th, 1850.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

B&@" THE People OF THESE UNITED
STATES ARE THE RIGHTFUL MASTERS OF BOTH
CONGRESSES AND COURTS, NOT TO OVERTHROW
THE CONSTITUTION, BUT TO OVERTHROW THE
MEN WHO PERvERT THE CONSTR TUTIoY."-
Abraham Lincoln
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
H ANNIBAL FL AMLIN

OF MAINE
Boz " LOVE MY COUNTRY MORE THAN l
Love MY PARTY."-H Hannibal Han,Iia.
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CLOTHING.
SEVERAL REASONS WHY
S. ROSENWALD & Co.
Sell CqoIMsng Lopss Than Othsrs:
THEY DO A Cash BUSINESS,

Buy their Goods for CASH, and SELL for CASH.
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07

The WOUNDS OF FRIEND ARE PREc-
Ers"-lt having been intimated thD the
Hon. VIM. L. Yaneey, of Alabama, pro-
E9ses to make political tour through the
Northern States for the puurpose of vindi-
eGatlnS himself from the charge of being a
Disnnionist, and of advocating the claims
q Breckenridge and, Lane, the New York
Journal of Commerce, the leading organ OF
Tie Breckenridge Democracy in that city.
aivises against the expediency of the step,
,at expresses the frank opinion that Dir.
isnoey's doctrines respecting the Union
1i the States and the duties of the respect
ize sections toward each other, are not such
asto command the approval of national
nen IN either section SO that his advocacy
q candidates is hs no means likely to add
to their success. The Journal hopes, there
f!e that he will postpone his contemplated
UP until after the pending election. when,
II thinks, +" he might at least receive in his
.atercoursswith sound national men and
Trends of Vhe Union in the Northern States,
Impressions which would modify his ex-
s'sps doctrines upon national politics.
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07
SUNDRIES
For Sale at Pennywit, Scott g. Co.'S

DLANES, smooth, jack, jonters, fore, bead and
dies hatchets counter scales Andirons. fancy
coffee mills horse chains etc.
Painted tubs. oakum pals, iron-bound meas
ures, bowls. trays. mats, baskets. wood spoons,
brooms, feather busters, glass ware, corks, gun
caps, tacks, etc., etc.
100 kegs assorted Nails. bbls tanners oil.
3 bbls Linseed oil. bbls Turpentine. 2 bbls
English walnuts. bbls of Filberts. 9 bbls Al
monds. IO bbls white wheat whiskey. so large
and 100 small drums Figs.
SUGAR -. 30 hhds Sugar so bbls and 100
half bbls Molasses 300 bags Rio Coffee 10 bbIs
crushed and 10 bbls powdered Sugars 30 boxes,
90 half and 90 quarter Layer Raisins 30 boxes
9 lb can Oysters 80 boxes lb oysters boxes
CASTLE soap; 500 or and 500 half boxes sardines
20 kits. No. and Mackerel; box ground Gin
ger; box ground pepper; bbl Indigo 2 box
lsinglass bags Of pepper, allspice, ginger; 9
box Macoaroni and Vermicilla 3'boxes assorted
preserves 10 box toilet soaps.
CANDY, etc. --- 10 box candy 10 box cream
and 30 box assorted candy. 100 kegs soda 900
lbs soda in lb papers; 100 box I lbs; 10 lbs
Oolong ponchong and imperial Tea terc Rice;
90 box Cuba skies 20 box havana skies 12 mats
cassia; 8 gros cards 2 doz red currant jelly;
'lcz cooking Extracts; boxes black Snuff doz
l ID Lobsters 2 gross prairie Matches.
PISTOLS, etc. .--2 doz Colts Navy pistols,
doz do. inch, l doz do. 5 inch pistols 1000
lbs Grifin's horse shoe Nails IL doz Ky. Yankee
Axes; l doz mouse-hole Anyils 90 solid box
Vices doz sledge hammer do. hand ham
mers. Just reed and for sale by
mar 9 go. PENNYWIT. SCOTT 4 CO.
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07
Lemon Syrup

10 box Underwood and Turnxs lemon syrup
I'D in store and for sale by
june . J. HKnI, WnILAxs 4 Co.
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07

F Of all the prominent Hards Of the
s'ase Of New York, who gave to the Dick
iason organization all Its character and in
auence. scarcely one of high standing ad-
hefes to hiH, ia his present bolt from the
',ganization which he had solemnly pledg-
ed e himself to sustain. We now recall h.
:. e Cutting, Judge Willard, A. G. Dauby,
David Ia Nculton, Oryille CLARK. Fernando
W. Mood. David L. Seymour, .Delos DeWolf.
w. w. W. Wright. Col. Hathaway. h. sG.
warner. Chancellor Walvorth. and Judge
Nelson as among those who have become
o'sgusted with Mr. DickinsoB's selfshness
ana his Inconsistencies, and who now labor
1eaio1siy in behalf of Douglas. and the
Regular Democratic organization.
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07

NEW GOODS
0A KITS Mackerel. Just reed
O4 dec2y5
1M boxes 0ysters, just ree'd
S0 boxes Lobsters, lust reed
w dec 1883
|25 esss: sss ssss So Fish, just reed
~ bSss: Sss .l.ss Msrri.s.' scaled. just reed
10 boxes Piae-appIe Cheese.
100 boxes and $500 u boxes sardincs
IN boxes Maccaroni, Just
~ dec 1883
40 boxes assorted Candy, Just reed
- bbls Almonds and
- bbls English Waluuts,
40 boxes Pearl Starch, just reed
40 doz Kentucky MusrAnns, just reed
AUCES-Crossc Blackwell's English Sauces
~ and Catsups. just reed
% bbls PURE RYE WHISKY. just ree'd
AC dec.23'59
LVAscr LIQUORS, Just reed
DIE Fruits-Currants, Blueberries, Rheubarb,
Il etc, etc. just reed dec. %
NREsH FRUIT-Peaches, strawberries, ETC. in
IL hermetrically sealed cans, fresh and nice.
DRESERVES-Quinc pears, etc.
dee 2359
ELL1ES-Plum, Currant, etc, just reed
81 dee 1853
LHSH-Mackerel, fresh salmon, etc, Just reed
dec 23'59
pICE-6ti tierce Rice, fresh, just reed
IL dee 1853
Boots and Shoes. =.
HO cases Brogans,
Oe) % cases woman's Downipgs,
10 cases Youths Boots
50 eases mems Boots, assorted quality, Just
reed at
dee 1883 PENNYWIT, SCOTT Il CO.'S.
WHISKY.
JUST reed per steamer Undine, and for sale,
~ 100 half bbls Jones' whisky.
do 40
The Van Buren press., 1860-09-07

|TROCERIES.
NJ $50 bags Rio COFFEE, 100 bbls SUGAR.
5 bbls crushed Sugar, l case Lovering's Loaf Su-
gar. Is bbls MOLASSES. 2J half bbls do, 200
sacks SALT, Is casks SODA, 10 bags PEPPER,
$500 fb STAR CANDLES, 90 boxes STARCH,
90 boxes of SOAP for sale by
July 6. 1859. WARD c EOUTHMAYD