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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-01


A POLITIco- METALLIC CeMPAR1soN.-The
mental characteristics of the Democratic
and Opposition candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, may be strikingly set
forth by comparing them to the four metals
gold, silver, iron, and brass. -
81 HENRY S., LANE, the Opposition candidate
for Governor, is like the lustrous, gIittering
Gold, undimmed by a single act that de-
tracts from the polished brightness of his
character. "a -.t.,2 .-hM ~
THoMAsGA.. HENDRICKS, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, is likeSilver, which,
with much intrinsic worth, yet has become
furnished by official favoritism and Lecomp7
AZ, -: e -1jz f-= elat fla5a1a i-.A 5 5'@ =, ,tr
tohlsu. IL ai- ,5n-;- 1.-as lll- ~. fi l'4 ia
ii OLIVER P. MoRToN, the Opposition cam
didate for Lieutenant Governor, is like the
useful and substantial Iron, capable of the
most exquisite temper and finish, yet adapt
ed TO the sturdy and serviceable purposes of
DAVID PURPLE, the Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Goyernor,Ais- like nsounding
rbrass and a tinkiing cyrqbhl." His Words,
though musical, have noFvalue in them,
only. to annse, and divert from the more.
serious purposes of life.
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BksS~ The ticket put in nomination by the
Convention held on the % ult., seemstto be
received with the greatest T. enth usiasm
throughout the State. During a llfeqent
flying trip through PORTIONS of the Fetirth
Congressional District, we could not help
observing the animation that beamed in the
faces of the Opposition in that section, as
they greeted one another with words of en-
couragement and hope. They seem imbued
with new life, and are starting in the can
vass with an energy and enthusiasm that
aresure harbingers Of success. In proportion
as the Opposition are elated and enthusiastic,
the Democracy are depressed and disheart-
ened Like drowning men, they catch at
every straw. of comfort that floats in. their
way. When it was telegraphed 10 Law
renceburgh on the evening of the 2lst that
Henry S. Lane had posisfxeay declined
to accept the nolniaat fer 40 'vernor,
Mr.. O'Brien, E,einsrsra sntlta BITE for
Clerk of the gaEhsred to-
gethet bis friends AMI l,dlss s,afdI dcation
meetin1es a me Gov Cd 9rseig rn,.thal con-
gratuI asioHs. lxsfe passed ssaana 4lsef3 hopes,
which had besa- aslsil Sinking towards
zero, shadsna 5otlh eat. The
gentlene n hpSFese sfefe her Eel=saruck on
learn taE the ne e iitt IL flEfa Hs5Eonly had
Lane soassilssd % slta fssr siovslnor, but
that 4loslssl ll'iS ls9ts sie second place
on tn ets;Ee ana into the fight
with sslsliis kengthSof body and intellect.
This lasksaas the unkindest cut of all. 1t
was knocking'a man down and kicking him
for falling: They were appalled,, confounded,
dlsmayed. In their distress, they looked
on every side for help, .but,pos helping hand
was seen extended. They now feel That
"Ichabod is written all over their party;
t'that it has been weighed in the balance
and found wanting"
In addition to their terror at meeting the
candidates on the opposition State ticket
in the coming campaign, the conservative
tone of the platform also weighs heavily
upon their already ,oyer-hurdened souls
alt is not the Philadelphia. platform; sit is a
change Of POSITION the organs of the Dem
ocracy shrek in their agony, seemingly un=
mindful that in these expfessiops they are
| ..-.s-.st. ,--s..- 4 90. NV ~ ''f'
strengthening the very cause they seek TO
overturn. +. $50 ..,.s..z .., q, ( ,..s,,7i !.
The platform OF the ed is not the Phila-
delphia platform. 1t is conservative in
every lineament and feature; it was indited
by cool heads, who knew Just what the
people wanted. 1t is platform strong in
every Joint and plank. 1t is a platform
T, which cannot be assaulted with the least
4 chance of success tIt'isl btoad enough
for the Opposition throughout the State to
step on without any sacrifice Of principle
or Inconvenience, and they are stepping or
it with readiness and nnanimity. that il
anything but gratifying to the ofice-holder:
and seekers--the -" ms and 'outs .
the Democratic party Let the good WORK
d proceed Roll on the bail 80 - =, -,
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Rows, FIGAFs, ETc.-Constable Sherwood
gave rs, yesterday, a batch of items in the
police line, which We dish up ia apple.
A man named Simpson was, arrested on
Tuesday last, for disorderly conduct in Car
penter's Block, Sunday, ID February. He
was taken before the Mayor and discharged
for want of evdence-witnesses absent +
Simpson would have been arrested at the
time of the row, but he left for Uniontown
on particular business of pressing nature.
II, After the prize fight on Monday last, a
man named Richards was arrested. for get
ing into a row, and taken before Esquire
Rowley, and "stuclz" for. So and costs.
Totsl expenses for his pugiIistic recreation,
S6.7O.
A man named John Hampton (no rela-
ton, I've believe, of the. celebrated British
patridt) was arrested yesterday for discrderIy
condiiet ipluigediin last Sunday at Carpen-
tors Block he was invited by the oflicer
to pay Mayor Baker a visit. Accepted invi-
tation, and went His Honor, on hearing
the evidence, concluded to charge Mr..
Hampton 81 andcostse-total $500, incon-
sideration of lis had behavior at said Block.
The four SONS of sweet Ireland who got
into free fight on the levee on Tuesday
ian account of which we have given), were
marched up to Justice Walkers aud made
to answer to the offended law. Two of
them-Jahies and Owen Ford-were mulct-
ed ''saw buck apiece and costs, costing
the passionate gentlemen 81 each for giving
vent to Their, indignation, Said fight was
carried on upon a lage scale. There were
nnmber-of bloody ntggirs and noses ;
several persons got hurt who were no: en-
gagged in it except to preserve the peace.
In all the above except the last, Constable
Sherwood ofliciated. In the last, the Sheriff
lent him hand in. bringing the offenders to
justice. 80 80
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Time OF holding the Opposition Ma
tional Convention changed.

nv 1t will be seen by the following telegraph
lc dispatch, that the pressure brought to
bear upon the National Republican com
mittee has at last forced them to change the
time of holding the Chicago Convention:
ALBANY, Feb. 2s.-The question of the
propriety of changing the time of holding
the Opposition National Convention having
been submitted to the members of the Re-
publican National Committee, and their
views having been communicated by letter,
it is determined, in accordance with the
wishes of a majority thereof, that the said
Convention be held on Wednesday, the 10Th
of May next. a ~ .7
* - ~. EDWIN. D. MORGAN. 5s.
5iss 20 To- asp - Chairman
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The City election in Chicago is
waxing hot and excited. John Wentworth
is the Republican candidates; Walter $.
Gurnee lbe Democratic 1t is understood
that the latter is put forward as the repre-
sentative of S A. DUuglas
Both parties are putting in their best
licks. The papers TEEN, with electioneering
articles of thesmost violent description.
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REMOVAL.

WI. II, A. COOKE
EM/1e.H. III. DUJVC.AsV P.ER n IA r.
~ spectfully informs the public that he has
removed from his old stand on Water street, TO the
building formerly occupied by Archer q Mackey,
No. 5, Main street, and has made a change in his
firm, the style of which will hereafter DO D,Sncap
&3Coeke. r =. 2''t'-'f
Ne will keep. constantly ON hand large and
well selected stock oh foreign and domestic dry
goods, which will sell at reasonable and HRi-
1ornl prices. Hoping to have continuance Of the
patronage of the eid house, and to merit n large
accession of new customers, remain ,Ait- ,7t7
Yeurs, respectfully,
feb2i I'm DUNCAN q COOKE.
f.. ValksbOfs cOpV INT
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DEATH or .ANorHaR CEsqRNA ma s.----Asfr.
John Glech aged one hundredand thfeey years,
died in Campbell county, Ky, about FIVE
miles from Newport afew days since he
had been, in his earlier life, a hard, Tynrls5lg
blacksmith, and until be was BEYOND Stlis
century, his senses and faculties We're IN
impaired. The decease had been very tenn
perate, having never drank glass of in4
toxieating liquor during his lifetime. !. -
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WIN. CHASE, Secretary.
KcntucI1y OpDositfOn Convention.

Kentucky Opposition Convention.
The Opposition State Convention of Ken
tucky met at Frankfort on the 22d. j. The
Convention, recommended Hon JOHN j..
CRlTTENDEN for nomination for the Presi-
dency by the. Baltimore Union ConEentiOn.-
The following resolutions were adopted rs.
I THE supremacy of the Federal Consti-
tuition, as expounded by the Supreme Court
Of the United States, as the fundamental law
of all. -
O. The faithful enforcement of all the
Laws +.s<s3 >a8 1&SA. -
3. Observance OF the counsels and fidelity
to The principles of the Farewell Legacy of
Washington to his countrymen. I'd
4. No interference of any character with
slavery, or the rights of shareholders, in the
slaveholdlng States of the Union, and the
suppression of any such inteuerence4by the
requisite means, moral, legal, or physical.
- Opposition to any Presidential candi-
date who will endorse OF be likely to follow
the proscriptive, wastefnI, disorgauUzing,
and downward course which has lately char
aeterized the Federal Administration.
6. The right of the citizens of the Unit
ed States, resident in the Territories, when
authorized TO form State constitution, to
admit or reject, BY it, the Institution of
slavery. ..44+
7. Opposition to the re-opening ofthe At
rican Slave Trade.
8. We-deny the power Of the people of
the Territories, prior to the formation of
their State Constitution, by Legislation or
otherwise, to impair any right which any
citizen of The United States possesses nnder
the Federal Constitution in the Territories,
No Cfo b1rt ha as of TIA M
mise measures of 1850, which were ,subSe-
quently endorsed by almost the entire pep
pie of the Union. ....ti
g. The faithful enforcement of the Fugi-
tive Slave, Law. All attempts or cotnbinp-
tions to defeat or Illustrate those provisions
by citizens of the Republic, and All State
legislation to the same end, are in violation
of the Constitution.
10. That as far as depends upon us, we
viii stand, by, support and uphold the Union
against all attacks from without or within,
and against all ultraism, whether at the
| North or at the South. za'.t.- .lfo
The following are the names Of the Pres
idential electors:
fst District1E. P. Barbour, McCracken !;
james NJ Sb-ckleford, Hopkins. ses.
I'd District--E. Il. Levill, Christian John
B. Bruner, Breckenridge. .r
Sd District-William Sampson, Barren /;
Jacob S. Golladay, Logan.
-4th Distriet--W. A.-Heskins, Clinton !;
Mcdowell Fogle,. CASEY -. - "a
9Th District-Phil Lee, Bullitt; VIM. B.
Harrison, Marion -'+..< 4.
9th District-Wm. NJ. Fulkerson, ONrsley !;
James B. Anderson, Knox. a-.e a%
18th District-W. G. Bullock, Shelby.
sth District-John NJ. Harlan, franklin !;
Thomas NJ, Green, franklin.
9th Distriet-Jno.- b. Huston, Clark; 1.
S. Denny, Montgomery. g. r = ~
10th District-W. s. Rankin, Grant; Jno-
! W. Menzies, Kenton. --.s5 - 50 ga = /
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state Board of Agriculture.

The State Board of Agriculture adjourned
on Saturday evening to meet again On Tues
day the 18th of March. ea
The arrangement of the premium list is.
spoken of by those who have examined it as
being judicious. Twelve thousand dollars
in all is, appropriated for premiums, $4,000
to the stock department., $s,oooto the Ag-
ricultural, $4,000 to the Mechanical, and
$1,000 to miscellaneous, OF. as near as can
be. The 81 900 appropriated by the State
is distributed as follows:
= For the best horse and Eve of his colts,
5000; For the best bull and five of his,
calves, $780, For the best jack. and FIVE of
his mule colts, 500. For the best boar
and five of, his pigs, SIS. For the best
twenty acres of wheat, $l0a.. For ths best
twenty acres of corn, $l0e. For the best
twenty acres of timothy, $50 For Indiana
minerals in their several classes, SOC. For
sweepstakes on. frpit, $50. Z For the best
article of native Indiana wine, $45. For
the best cultivated eranberries, $l5. d.
These premiums foot up -SI,o15, but the
extra $l5, it is presumed, will be supplied
from the Treasury of the State Board. -
Among the premiums are 500 for the.
hes portable steam engine; 5000 for the
best. stationary engine, and $l0a for tie
best graiHSepar4tor. fL-Z-Gl1s Ia
On the -25th nlt, the members of the
Board visited the different grounds offered
for sale for fair ground purposes, and spent
some time, On their return, discussing the
merits Of tic different localities with closed
doors. y
The question of fast horses. came up, and
was discussed with something of the spirit
which characterized the January meeting,
1t was decided 70 make awards to$l'erses,
not for speed in trotting or pacing, but for
other qualities in connection with speed -.
t-sThe Stnte Fair is fixed to be held, conI-'
neneing on Monday, the 18th of October,
bHt the place is Of course not determined.
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A PRlsoNER in the dock upon one occa-
sion was observed to be in tears. .,s.i .saa
7" Why do you weep?" said the judge, :.
.''Oh my lord, it was not till | heard my
counsers defense, that knew how innocent
| was" -,aI go
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.BsSH Tile Secretary OF War received, a day
or two since, a dispatch from Governor
Houston, of Texas, stating that unless some
steps were taken by the President to check
the hostile irruptiohs of the Mexicans on the
frontier of that State, that he would raise
al army and invade Mexico. -.
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DIED.

At the residence of her tsband on Third street,
between Vine and Sycamore, ON Tuesday morning
StinsOn, Esq. .. ..,..-.. mss, /
7 The funeral will take place to-day CThqrsday) at
2 P NJ. The relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
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aG No saIss rsporteliIfo /

By No salssf eportedssto Tie Trade En-
change yesterdaT W hetheFthere. was no
business done by ssnr merchants ina whole
day, orysl thez saiefss 50 thatAthey
could not report, or whether they care SO
little for the reputation of the place as a
business point as to neglect torrepOrt1-we
are uninformed., We wopld eheerfuly pub
fish the sales, had they been come-at-able
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The Henderson fKy.) Nat is the
name. Of a new paper, copy of which
we have just received It's politics is OPP
position. The paper presents Il favorable
appearance .sa4fI .F0
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Bs5-- The EHqutrer, in copying article
from the Princeton H,dianitin, calls that
paper ga .cLear. RepaJLican sheet. 1t was,
only the other day, the Enquirer. was
congrasnleting the Democracy of the Pocket
on the accession to its ranks of the Indian
ian. What has happened that Risinger. is
repudiateda so suddenly by his new, made
friends.4+u ~. t .ret- s.. -si
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r.. [volksbOte copy I'M
II
E NOTICE 70 CONTRA CTQR,S,

rs 20 r o. .4LS VIII III AEGESlEf.+
~ ed by the Common Council OF the city OfsEV7
absyie until Saturday March "a, 1880, for fur-
pshinas the materials and erectiHg roof oter tfe
Vegetable market Fourth street, to. extend from
the MAJ ket house the hay scales. The rooftQ be
mon the plan Of the roof of the market house, sup
ported by Orick columns aud wooden postsI similar
10 those said market house, and at similar dis
RANGES tritrt! All materials used must be the hest
of llseir kinds, and bidders Will state tile kind OF
timber aud shingles which theyprOpesetouss- tA4l
bids Should Oe full and explicit, but need not ia
e,fude paving, eurbing, or Stands or stalls
Clerks itfi1ice, Feb. u, 1856 - p. BURKE,
fpb2a GL-.....,l - u.. a. 81 ---if-' 1C1erk. '
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Hg@. A Mexican war steamer. arrived at
Minatitlan, Mexico, on the 18th, di<mantled
the fort and took the guns to Vera Cruz, by
order of Juarez. a-.L
The United States marines, of Tehuahte-
pee, had to interfere to prevent Americans
being driven out ..5t .s.
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gsZsF~' The Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention was held yesterday at Reading
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An effort is being made to remove the
Capital Of Pennsylvania from Harrisburg to
philadelphia. ''<--"' IS
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Be5 The late rains are just what we
need to fill our cisterns for the long, dry
summer season. ....... .a..-l.s JOS.
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Bggn'rhe ATLANTIS has. furnished us with
late New Orleans papers. ....---.'z .e-.
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M fIS.4CTs 0l+E.s.V,I1 E90H. s.gLE!

"a n Ia VanderbuFgh county, Indiana, easy
terlns-the most favorable opportunity ever offered
the public5 tracts, OF 40 each, situate in
Knight Township, to-wit. East "a Of W Or Of
-, township Is range 10 west; also, north
Also, tracts, of 40 acres each, IN Perry Townships
t0-wft.: The north east or Of section No. IA, ia
township q, range III rwest containing $50 acres
also, e or of Q or Of section ri, township o,
range IL ; also, or of n W or Of sans section
township, and range. H..
The altJve described land can be found Within
miles of the corporation of The city of ENaIs-l
Vile, and can be purchased at tweniy-hY dollars
per acre one third cash, third IN one, and
third in two wears, with interest from date de-
fsrred PAYMENTS. a good deed will begiven, aud "A
MORTGAGE taken TO secure the purchase money. For
further part enquire Of the Undersigned at
feb 23-2wd JOHN NJ, LOCKWOOD. -
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1FYiOaH Ii ~ Q TlO5R's ,0T7S u " n
" Of reaI eslate Tor the -lnlHmenL of eosts and

" OF real estate tyr the lElymfnt o1 costs ana
expenses OF sidewalk improvements.
Notice as hereby given that, by virtue of five pre-
cepts, issued of ths Clerk 3 office of the City of
Evansville, and directed, Will sell at public
cutlery, mt the door of the Courthouse, in the
City bf Evansville, on Saturday the It'll of March,
1860, the following lots or parcels of real estate,
so much thereof us may be necessary to pay the
amounts assessed ana charged against said lots,
respectively as the cost and expense of making
sidewalk improvements in trout of said lots, to
gether with the cost II sale; q, PEI. -.tfs 1it
Lot f3, block 10 Eastern Enlarg 90
Lotdl, - 40 T.. * '.''' ........... ~
Lot B, -. rs r,s-.. g -.. 5......., 81
Evans Homestead on Sixth street, from the ri
corner of Locust and SiXth to the alley be-
tween locust and Main 30
Lot 3D. block 16, Stocl1wel's Enlargement...... 90
Lot 70, 20 To, 20 4 60
Sale TO comineIice at 10 O'Clock AZ NJ ON said day.
-..f,.4.f--z l.aG. p. SGHMUOK, ~
feb25-3wd ..,.r, ,5 City Collector
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B4ss9 Ia consequence of the bad weather,
the, Telegraph still works poorly. We are
sorry to say that we got no dispatches yes
terday. We hope the line gill>:fsa in good
order again. Soon, SO we.sftay s4rssnme the
full reports. Sszzsf >,.~..s
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R.zTEs or .sDV-EBTxsL.H-G.

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Bge SO rs oOI % ! so / 70
DaS58 rs is Z l5"t 30 70 |. z 20
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WssE. / / SOL s5l 3 OOl 7o.l 50 I . e e.
Wssks ? so 75l 8 DOL. = . j sol 8 Is "a.
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.
Mois.a I s 90 ~ rs 17'o0I II IS 25 so % rs
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ne II 81 @ II % ,Of;M 81
O. y The Habits Of Good Society. ~ -,A .
q A Life struggle. by Miss Pardoe.
.- .,,, VI oman1( La Femme) by Miehelef ffi"n
Edgar Poe aud his Criticsi .,-sn bus
- Nilsson y Europe-Nol. 4th. ,.f 9pf
~ ioems.n ny ahth6r of John Halifax, at
fsb27 ID F-,fr,.s D0BELh Il C0NYNGTON'S.
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eSCE roc IL = E9U.NrGS.+-JS-E0 III Cs.L
~ Persons in arrears with interest upon Loan
of Common School and other Trust Funds, will
please take notice that to save expenses and cost,
said interest must be paid at the County freast-
~ soon. WILLIAM III. WALKER, 10
'1 fYb25d2w Aud. VandeTburgh Co..
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, NB. E AZ ~ A ~ ~ ir4t FFftL " r II -
-ALb The Non-explosive Burning Fluid rs made
at the New Drug Store of -, at o.. ia lo
feb27' Ht7' N. s. THOMPSON.
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TWy HI n TO- ~ RFX ELtEnS-
~ In great variety, at the lowest prices al tho
Nf feb3 II ''o' = '''t .'a N! s. THOMPSON.
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~ q TT OGhET iH0OH
'1Hz containing notes and papers Of valne TO- no
but the owiier.l The finder will please leave
them in the care OF Thomas Soantlin.
E.ho1 EDGAR DUNK.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

B@ Sceadvertisement of" House Want
edi'' in another column. 80 Et5k ~.
/ II ttt II SIS . - ILL., 10. = -r-
NELsoN& Co. sell this morning, at their
Auction Room, corner of Main ndfaThird
streets, lot of Liverpool and Rockingham
ware. .-.s. rr- o.. - ,.-t r (fff II
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fTHtUBE IS.gE.N9TS, IND Hi
iiSa articles ased by artists, at the New Drug
Store of u i ksb27lnl-a MS. THOMPSON.
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~ -ERO OKL-R ia US ToKEAks
III aud Cincinnati Lard Oil constantly ON hand
at :. eIfeb27l .;THOMPs0N'S New DrGg store
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"a AND DRUGGISTS.
We are regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUfs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
VARNIsHRs, PRRFUHERY, and FANCY +ARrtebEs,
which we are prepared to ofleF'to the trade on as
good terms as be pr -Shasedin Cincinnati, Lou
isville. OF st. louis.
We have in store Is tons of EXTRA PURS WHITE
LEAD. in kegs of Is HIS 80 bs and 100 fos, which
We are selling the trade at manufacturers prices.
~ .-.,4..+ r--r 4 KELLER & WHITE, -
......- No. 20 Main street.