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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-07
C. HUNMEL'S
EssPnre of Coffee.

ESSpnre of Coffee. ~
nNE package OF this Essence win 10 as far az four
~ poands OF Java Coffee, and Coffee made bv. Is Is
sence VIII preserve perfectly the real the j,a
Java cohee, nu' viii have more delicate and lneri
yor. finer colour. and will certainly be muchw who,
somer for every person than pare Java Coffee willal,
be clear without requiring anything to clarity it
Manu- acatred and for Sale. Wholesale and stall
By DAN'L BOILER & co. Phil.-
And for sale, Wholesale and Reta II by
sepisl-dew. W00LSEY & LINCK.
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Carpets, Flour uii Cloths and Ifous,
Furnishing Goods.
L. a..
DRUG EST Tss:EfSMENT.
WNOLSEY e IINCK

THE undersigned hare formed co-parnership in the
L Drug and Apoihecary business-and will coufnue
at the old stand Main street, formerly occupied by
w. NJ. Woolsey They have hand gciiersi az ssort-
ment of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Vanlishes window
Glass, Eutiug Ink, &C., &C., which they invite the
attention of old customers aud the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended 10. both
partners being fully competentto to attend TO tl; branch
OF the business. WIN. NOOLSEY.
Evansville Sept. 90 1852. FRANCIS A. LIACK.
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TIL 4
GREAT ERE In CHILLICOTuE,
GDHE E G DO
One-thi r d Of the Town Burntfo Ash es!

CuILLrcoTHE, o., April 18Th, 1852.
Mes.rs. STrsRrs & MARVIN
GsatismeR: Yorrs OF the 5th is at hand. IN reply,
every Safe in the fire. has proven good
nothing lost large Safe-IT WAS PERFECTLY DsIRoY
ED-but In the SMALL SALAMASDER 1 FOUGHT FROM yoU
NOTHING INJURED. Your obedieut seryt.
WM. L. CLEMONS.
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New Fail anS W inter Goods, at
CoLBURN & 4HERsHBERGERS,
Cor. of NJ and Water SIS. -Eraasrille, Ind.

OW. VI ~ oItu w GeNs ANs., CuNSCttu, Ina.
TUSTR GfVED.-A large and elegant assortment of
u Rich, Fancy and Staple Day GooDs, comprising
all the e~et fabrics sly for Ladies' and Gentle
mems wear consisting of superior plain Bl ck Silks of
various widths, superior black keTp, Brocadc and
Figured do superior rich Colored do superior Black
and rich Chameleon Gro de Antique, superior plain
Chameleon do super Black India Satin for dresses all
wool Cashmers and De LANES, plain coors, extra rich
Frcnob English. and American Prints Pine Bay Slie
fancy coloured FaBnels for sacks superior White Silk
Warp, Welsh and a general assortment of Flanpels,
large assortment of Bay State Sws Of the various sizes
and quail les back Silk Shawis, Nhite Goods, ITsh
Linens, Cling lans, Embroidered Skirts, French vors
Collars Cheniizet,es E.nhroderies. Hosiery, Gloves
Alss French black and Blue Cloths and Doeskins.
rich fancy Plsd do rich White Black, and coloured
Silk Vestings and general assortment Of Goods for the
Fall. Also, large assortment of
Carpets, FIonr uii Cloths and House
Furnishing Goods.
Among which may be found super ply Carpets, 9 pl,
do, snprr Ing n, Cotton Chain and the various widths
and qualities ofair Carpets ofhe newest ga 61
ana 4-4 III or oil Ciois new Patterns. stair oil Cloths
Table M Cloths and Covers rich Satin De LANES for Cur
tains, TX super Curtain Damasks Ex super Muslin Cur
Bed Blankets Linen and Cotton Sbeetings and Pillow
Linens and COttons, Mor-ers, Biue and Buff Da
masks Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints Embossed
Piano and Table Covers Cornices Curtain Pins patent
curtain Rollers, Stair Ko1s and other articles too nu
meTous to mention. which would invite our friends
aud the public 10 call and examine beft re purchasing
elsewhere happy and willing TO show goods
at all times and viii otter strong nducem enis those
wishing 10 purchase. ooi6-tf
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DENRyT & yIELE wholesale Grocers and dealers IN
- hrd' lml31-lyl
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C,ANUEL ORR, wholesale Grocer and dealer IN IRON
,S - anu N-'''' ""''' [mIl27-lyl
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BOOTS and >flOES,

II is useless mention their e giant and very extc
We lot of hogskin and other kinds of lRuNss, CARPET
AGs andVALIsEs.
Offering our he rtfe thanks for the unms,akabie de-
onsiratrt:oms of approval received in 10th whole
lc and retail departments Of our bsiness IN r,spest-
ily soliciting continuation of The pnbliek faNor, we
EN- il to ecsstulate unrv died faci
and syseH.s Of conducting our business. which en-
lie US TO conf e if not excel any esta6l sbment OF the
I'd H. the Union We beg to say. that every step in
ogrcss, in experience. and extending our business,
IDS towards enabling the more 70 extend great IN
tements and facilities TO customers. Having en-
ed our business to a considerable degree siuce l. 81
~ we are this enabled to oer TO our friends,
10 the inspeotio Of purchasers generally, stock OF
pds. which in superiority of make beauty of Styles
Iowness of prees has certainly lis equal either
lihe East or West
Couutry merchants shoad not fail to this stock
bre purchasing. .,,..-.,,-,.
| .raBsriIfe Oef. rG. 1851.
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Aw. REILLY wholesale Groceries, Main street, oe-
II tween First and Second sts lhn%'-i'l
~ T. GILBERT & CO., wholesale Grocers and Gomnls
ION Merchants Sycamore street., between flrst ana
-. -l1 s.o ' [nh21 ly]
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n MAGHEE & CO.. wholesale dealers in Foreign
- anu s,a anora ~fs lmha.-ly]
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~ NJ GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
u. Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Mechanics
Tools, Building Materials, Ride Mountngs. Cooper
knives and Planes and Cabinet Makers Trimmings,
augiS Main street.
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HAROWApE

II AR DWARF
CBANKLlN & REILLY, are &c ting out of the Hard
- ware trade ard wish to sell Of their Stock of Hard
1t cost CarpenieIs and others venting Hsrdw sre
will please call and examine stock they will ind
il their do before purchasing esewl ere
oct2s SHANKLIN d REILLY.
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D.RCOCK BROTHERS, wholesale Groeers and deal
K < era i'm Foreign and Domestic Liquors. lmhz.i!I
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DEPOSITS.
YVyAE Evansville Insurance Company interest
cash deposits made the Office of tue Company, on
Water street. below Main at the following rates.
For Daily Deposits 3pef cent per annum
Deposits for 2 months :"
Z" 5
Twelve months and I"
All deposits made the Company Will be refunded
in current Bank Notes otherwise agreed upon
r,hIo'sl-tf WHIT. PAGE. See'y.
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A ENBICH. wholesals and retail dealer in Fancy ana
s..',5 A. 1..P-' ~ ''' (mh27-I!l
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shoes ! ShNesI!

AIDES Misses. and clildrens she great varsetic
\ just rsc'd and for saio at
EMBIcH's DRY GnoD STORE.
cct7 Main 81. three doors below Second.
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.. Messrs. MACK & L0BENSTfNE .------.
IA have lust reed and will continue psss.a u
~ receive weekly from their large E-Sis u IA
~ Wholesale Establishment In Gin SSS-s s-s-lsa,
in n;t the largest and most extensive assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured with an especial view meet The wants
necessary complete the wardrobe of individuals
~ taste.
COATS.
A fine assortment Of black brown. gray drab Mack in
aw Blankets Box and 0vercoats ne lot of coih coats
all aud prices; superior black and blue French
and English Cloth Dress, Frocks and Sack Goats full
rimed: Sattiueu and Cashmerette Coats brown green
and grew aud all colors of Tweed and Cashmere sack
frcck and dress Coat, Roundabouts and Goats or ali
kinds.
PANTS,
Superior black ard blue cloth and cassimere pants
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy blue. black
steele mixed and cadet mixed Sneti Pants, Tweed
and Corduroy pants OF ever. variety and price 10 suit
purchasers
Black silk and satin Vests fancy and lain silk velvet
Vests: fancy cashmere Vests; saneit vests and common
vests of ali kinds.
FUHNsSTssSG GOODS.
~ss-ss1 Consisting Of an elegant and itfjb
zbxzs<s large assortment OF c.stoine tilGk
E-se made bosom shirts shirt collars. - -
ravats Of superior quality and beautiful paters silk.
nit drawers under shirts gloves sGsenders and
livery other article ussy found in the nost extensive
establishment OF th country.
GO, In connection with thei large stock Of
i-HY clothing. they will keep 9 fbe assoIt- sSzS
EhJ mcpt of CAsPs superior Haas AND CARS
Also all kinds of UhiOn Mexican, California. Leghorn
Dan. H~fas rEfN a.,F hats n
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=, E. WHEELER & CO., Wholesale and retail Groeers
n. Main street bet First and Second sts lmis'-Hi
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JOHNSON & FRENCH, Wholesale and retail dealers IN
Il For.i~n aud Domestic Dry Good, No. IA Main street.
ssI27-ly
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TUsT RECEIVED,
,D hf Pipes pure Brandy assorted;
or do 10 do
6bis American do
I5 do sweet Malaga Wine;
so bbls sureriue Madison -four:
20 do Cincsrnai and Louisville Whisky; for "a
by sep.23 GRAHAM 81 FARRELL.
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4 LIE Ias,iS,n - and Domestic Liquors. .mh21-lyl
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TToILINGswoRTH & HUGHES, importers oi ans W
II dealers in Queensware, China and Glass W are 20
u Main street door aboy the Bank==A
1,y,s5,TtJON HOTEL c. X DREw Proprietor, corner G
III Water aud SyeanrOre streets lniHs ~
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.v-,osTERs & BROWN, wholesale Groeers on MAIN ana
is First streets, near the corner lnI-.i.4-
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DREsToN BROTHERS. Wheiesaie Grocers; ana la, nea,
u cfsin TOT, role'5% s'f,ea @nN lm!3 lyl
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BOOT AND SHO MANUP Glory.
SECOND BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST.
d. would inform the public ingeneral that lhay,
&Es7 on hand an assortment OF fall and winter Boots
TES and Shoes Of all sorts, and that will sell them
e rs cheap and as good can be sold In this city
oc,o9 JOHN RASCH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rom recent work on Turkey, by DIR. De Kay,
Turkish Proverbs.

5ss '.He that speaks truth must have one foot in
gthe stirrup.'' -
s.T sThe friend looks at the head, the enemy at
- he foot, ,"-the one to admire the protector, the
other to detect his failures.
sHe that falls to the sea, takes hold of the res
pent to be saved"
1es ssTo him of good judgment the sound of gnat
sufices, to him who lacks it the noise of orches-
ira availeth not.'
=. ssThe kettle calleth the saucepan smutty."
ssThe teeth of horse of which present has
! been made are not Observed
I CATER the carriage is broken, many offer them
selves to show the road.''
'tThe nest of blind bird ismade by God"
Although the tongue has no bones, it breaks
bones"
10 ga foolish friend does more harm than wise
enemy
'sMore flies are caught with a drop of honey
than by hogshead of vinegar" !"
ssDo good and throw it into the sea- if the fishes
don't know it God will.'' a.. ---s.
"He who knows everything is often deceived" :"
GA friend is more valuable than relative"
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THE FALL OF TABLE RocK.-We have con-
versed with gentleman, who with his wife, was,
few minutes before it fell, on the extreme pro-
jecting point of the Table Rock, looking over at.
aportion of the shale of the rock that had fallen
about o'clock that morning. Our informant
had passed from Table Rock to the ferry, and was.
about midway across the river when the rock fell,
with noise resembling ga broadsde from fri
gate,' completely obstructing the path way that
leads under the great sheet of water. The fallen
mass is of that magnitude that it is supposed no
effort will be made to throw it into the river. In
deed, the prevailing sentiment at the Falls was
decidedly against its removal, it is evident to
every one who knows the locality that there has
at all times been hazard in going under the
sheet .s,s4azs sSfs n 49,. -sEe = -
Three masses fell, first the shale, then the
large portion of table rock, and in few minutes
after, its small remainder. -
There was no person under the sheet of water
when thesrock fell, but several persons were
dressing for the expedition.-N. Y. CON- ADJ.
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Pro,,l.,, 81 M, M, 1;In,--AnnuaI Election.

HE qualified electors Portage county, Ohio, hereby
notified the usual places ofhoding Elections,
next between the hours Of O'Clock A NJ, and O'Clock
one Lieutenant Governor Judge Supreme Courts
one Treasurer of stae Secretary Of State Member
commissioner of Common Schools County Commission
err two Directors the County Inrmay one Representa-
County Surveyor and Prosecuting Atto
ney, and Senator for the S6h Senatorial District.
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
Notice hereby given to the Trustees of the
Townships that the following is the annual apportionment
which they required to return TO
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas: - :
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=. THE- MAN WHO HAS SLEPT FOR FIVE YEARS
We mentioned some time since the case of
man at Rochester, New York, named Cornelius
Vrooman, who has been asleep for five years
He is 81 years of age, and worked as day labor
er until seized with this remarkable 5catalepsy.-
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Enquirer,
who saw him few days ago, says: s +
His appearance now is that of man in pro-
found sleep. His pulse varies from SO to 80 is
i'd, his body cannot be altered much from the po-
sition it is in, on account of the rigidiy of the
nnascles.S His eyelids generally are twitching;
touch them and they closed at once. His
mouth is partly opened attempt to open it further
and hisj jaws are locked. Stand him up, and his
body, preserving nearly the same position as when
he lies, stands until he is laid down again. He is
fed principally upon milk, by prying open his
mouth. The bowels are not oftener moved than
once week. His cataleptic sleep has continued
now these five years and more, with an aggregate
intermission of about three days. The last time
he was awake was while he was being exhibited
to the faculty Of Rochester some time in June,
believe. These waking seasons seldom last
more than 20 Misunderstanding which time he
does not seem to recognize that there is anything
peculiar in his case. Medicine and medical men
have exhausted their resources to restore him.
Heis now in the charge of the farmer for whom
he formerly worked, and DR.. Cane, who are ex-
hibiting him to the faculty, and VIII intend ex-
hibiting him hereafter to the public
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The Green-eycd NIonster.

3 One of the sub-edtor's of the Evansville Jour-
nal, gives the following rich scene, as having
' Cured at Cairo:
= A German deck passenger had been harboring
the 'green-eyed monster" during the entire trip
from New Orleans, on account of some little at
tentions his wife received. and seemed to court
from dashing starched up 'sSnyder," who un-
luckily for the husband, was also deck passen-
ger. Shortly after the boats arrival here he
driven to utter desperation at seeing his wife
"-ceiTe and lovingly return the hathful snyder's
kiss Calling her forward he placed himself up
on the chalk of the boat
sAh, Kathleen, you like der tailor SO better as
me all der whiles, SO mine Cot I drown myself
ter death.''
= Overheard he plunged! The wife became fran
tic, and attempted to follow him, but was stayed
by the passengers She fell upon her knees,
and agonizingly entreated her s'Shorge'' to come
back, but no George appeared; she promised un-
wavering constancy, increa ased affection, the
spirit of devotion and submission he seemed so
anxious she should manifest, but nothing save
.ruffied waters gave response. She then shrieked
for him again, when up from the water shivering-
1y came an answer -A
- aI'm now so dead as ter very tiyel, if you kiss
ter Snyder once more any time again; and if you
nc, more kiss him and loves me so good and bet
terra you loves him twice, Wy den comes back
myself, I no likes ter tailor, to ged me for his
{brudder-in-law mid meid wife,
:, A wild, delirious cry ofjoy escaped the woman
sShe promised fidelity upon her bended knees
fwhen slowly from beneath the guards of the boat
emerged the half drowned Dutchman. He hac
managed to gain the cover of the guards withou
being discovered, and there supported himsel
above the water by the tmbers. 1t is needless
perhaps, to, say that since then Kathleen ha
been most devoted wife, and holds the tailor il
utter detestation
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@koais Napoleon has grown stout within short
time, some say, because of the dropsy, while 9TH
efssay that he. has as measure of safety, put ON
an extra coat ofFmail. Appropos: book call
ed the aRiEers of France was put up at our
Trade Sale the other day, when a by-stander ex-
claimed, 81 hope the one in which Louis Napoleon
t4hestined to drown, is among them. m.n-Btzarre.
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Hatch, 0n Main Street,
As received his spring supply of medicines, paints oils
II dye sus, and is now prepared supply pure dry
ground spirits urpentine brushes
&c. painters and builders the right kind of
his all kinds of
medicines usually called for Doctors supplied
very low rates for cash. that being the MOTTO tf4I2
RUNKS, Vases Carpet Bagsa fresh supply just re
ceyed at the Eagle Clothing store which win be put
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For the Spring Trade,

Der, 1885, JAMEo "OODAhD, SHeTV.
For the Spring Trade.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS WHOLESALE RETAIL.
THE Subscribers respectfully invite the attention of Mer
generally to their stock of GRoGEREs Kept constantly on
hand and which additions daily made Our stock com
abishmens Which we are prepared to sell as low as any
house in the county Being working men ourselves we defy
Feeling grateful friends their liberal patronage
inducements this season, than before.
The following comprises portion of our stock:
F E.
Rio and Laguara, Cuba, and Old Government Java.
UGAR, M ASSES AND SYRUP.
o. and suga & M noh d1 eaf
New Ocaus Moasse Cardenas do; Green stuarts
SPICES.
Cloves; Nutmegs; Ginger; Mace; Box Mustard; Can do
Pepper sauee Cassa Ground Pepper Spice and cinnamon
IF R U I T s.
Boxes M Rasns; Layer do; Cluster do; Seedless do;
Boxes and Drums Figs Almonds; Brazil Nuts; Filberts
English Wanuts Pea Nuts; Cocoa Nuts Lquorice; Olive
Young Eyson; Gunpowder; Imperia Old Hyson; Black;
Goldfish; Macnere whitefsh; Trout Pickerel; No. and
Scaled Herring.
ToBAc GOES.
Kentucky Six Twist; Sweet Cavendish; Baltimore spun;
general assortment Of fine cut chewing Tin foil fine cut
and 1 eG csr Mane nS ean Spanish
SOAP AND CA DIES.
Fancy Shaving Soap Bar do do BurWes we'll, che chem wash
| Candles; Sperm do; stearine do; Tallow do '.-
OIL.
Linseed; Sperm: Lard: Sweet.
U D R
cords; Painted Pas Tubs; British Lustre; Copperas;
Alum; Chalk; Rosin Tar Madder Canddwick; Wrapping
twine Gordage; indigo Pickles; saFdnes Tapioea Mac
Sup Carb Soda Sal soda Tararic Acid; Whiting; Putty
Flour Sulphur; oar; saltpetre; Batting; Spruce Gum;
Blackng; Glassware; Soneware Paper Ink Brooms; Lme
Matches; Powders Candies; Saeraus; Starch English split
Pea Usage Orange Seed, for Hedges; Toys Wallets Snuff
Boxes Steel Pens Lead Pencils; States; Slate Pencs Nor
| Handles; Faucets, &c.
| o V 1 1 o N ..s..
Flour; Buckwheat do; Corn Meal; Potatoes; Vinegar
Beans Dried Beef Lard; Hams; Shoulders; Pork Fish
Butter; Turnps; Peas; Corned Beef Cheese Rice; Crackers
Pickles. Onon Beets; Tongues; Maple Moasses; do Su
gar: Honey, &C. ...E. ."
We shall keep assortment fresh and full throughout the
season, and solicit examination from disposed
| purchase. = r .E. IS - fEs . 49,
n B-Cash paid for all kinds of country Produce tax
exchange Good rates which will be satisfactory
| H. w. SMITH & CO.
Ravenna, April 18th, 1853. .r.
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CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,

VESTIN(TS, AND FURNISHING GOODS,
IN M. soMERVILLE is now receiving from New York,
lCo full assortment of Ready Made Clothing, that can't be
beat lin any way you have mind to take by any esab
ishment in these parts which he offers the people
Portage small profits for cash ready pay.
warrant my clothing. .-steE- #f E' -t = =. -
Also good assortment of cloths cassimeres and vesng
OF plain and tptop fancy patterns which he will
to order in style to various customers
and at rates that can't fail pockets best
workmen only will be employed.
Also article of Furnishing ne such
Shirts collars half hose under Shirts drawers crayats
ties, &C., &C. All kinds produce taken, but
it must be paid down. can seto better advantage and YOU
buy cheaper deal All kinds ofcustom attended
and got A. No. 1, STYLE Cutting done notice
good of Tailors Trimmings, kept hand Gutta
Percha prime arcle) Jeans, Linen Tape and
measures #
He will Lttles Block nearly oppo-
] site the Bank, in Prentiss' new Block. = -
| Ravenna, April Goth, 1853 307tf
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ParmDhIet Ijferatmre.

1HE best largest of Pamphlet Literature,
entertaining and unexceponable in tone and influence,
embracing works from the pen of T. S. Arthur Mrs Grey,
Miss Pckering Mrs Gore Mrs. Mowat Charles Lever and
other distinguished wteFs offered in this markets
eq found at nov. .16. HALLS Book STORE.
StTATIONERY "A fine assortment, for sale at s- t
y Nov. 16. ". ''- HALLS Book STORE.
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A Sniendid Lot OF CIOthing.

-. A Splendid Lot OF CIOth1mS.
Joseph 4cor St'S Building opposite the Court House,
receiving the largest and best selected assortment
Clothing offered in this county, consisting of Coats
Pants, Vests and Gents Furnishing Goods every style and
quality which determined to sell prices which
fail to snit purchasers.
Ravenna, April IL, 1853. f06
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CHAIRS, SASH AND BLINDS.
THE subscribers of Mcwain e. Arnold,
determined, notwithstanding the reports that ahoa
continue the business and manufacture good pine window
SASH Blinds, Doors, Asokeep for sale general
sorten of Chairs and viz Grecian Seats
round post do, Windsor dining apd Office chairs
settees, general assortment of bureaus, tables
Stools bedseads &c Alsobedsead posts and table lsg
SALE ALI kinds Of turning done order. The above work
will be made of good materials by experienced workmen and
sold tlow figures for the Ready. sf i++ -Nst4Jty
We also making preparations to put In machine
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