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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

mROKE iNTOShs enclosure df tlse subscri
 hef about the middle .ot, eplembersa . red pWo year old HEfFER, with notcH cut. from the under side of the loft ear. The owner is 10 her away ..sssss .,s eHlRAM M GRlSWO OLD. \
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

ya, Snme aOf she Rsai0nlaas are making An eiiOFt t0 0s Eixe . cssEupshy win . capiz lal of e500. .ooO I0l iIss agasplsse of c.,n-
 siasCiina | salillsE Eteisefsp eswerlGibas |clgesand MeE B.ask lsIf wllS ssaiIknlassisiA q packages Lg aihlsl ,I,erle ptss1ssk. NJ. s MeufIy 501 0f llis Hfali lisalesnf iAmixGfsi Caileaes Alasss = alnijsp sdsxhslf aI' sils
 AIGnini- &I.sse el:sefeJ IlF s4laIAsfel J,hss eOlIs.ipS ntgss more lisy1 ylbe E lIle 0etl.e Con a1si6al lI.lAl4 eI' ssa 1...I-
 setiS; and mqfs sIss6 lhEiS 9l lIl5 ~ laYe
 gOne as missioAa fies 70. tle head
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

Ns;ss,;n S,,a2 N fka HieiFiet a& CannAAgnn the 1d AaV of Se;5ismb6f, 4. D. 16ass
 FfsScR1. WIfss n. CHANGER, EAa,s Ja14e. : i, On r.Iilio@ S| tS Ezscpf1fs 0n the Ea.ete cl EfjX EN6lfN !, he ef Canaan NlihiR .ie fslss ttset s ConEk QQtn qssE Es2 1H1s < s'* H's l8 TT v EEIi Inn sb hun ss5e.s
 Sif'fS l'ss eeisS 'lt aid Ekpcalossg Ind 4l.eet tf1rH q ''T m = IF aipen q thi0 Ql1e1 af ti4lp if naMGpap pnhsNpee lM <, A.. ay aH r. 'Rf .'s sIss s V 4 M tf1 SfS v ltgG Nwaf1s s9e &1Gl1 sssSs - sAfsSS
 EsE'e1l f.sT gegs kIl . | | ;sss.ss Ss S,,,I.. ss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
Aatch came oil and was EEeac yn,estesE, Afterwards the hfGmEmnR Ar r, e f11,l.ls .,, .a ,h.. xi;e.

fi6usa;sl Of premiums by the different 3cohinittees. frhus ended the pxhibition
 for 1858, and the stu set upon old,
 Li!ch6eM with scarcely . mark left to
 remind one of the bustle and confusion ,Sof the past two days. A STRANGER.
 New Haven. Ger. 3d, I853. @ a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
sfls Esssissyl

Mn R,.-.- lfa lsi sl'r
 ~'r;t 9ill gon allow he through .iho col. snnIns of your journal Co uaks . fuw re.
 FagAs sensereipg lhp OaltIs Show and ~Aalnslaisly held ip your place. I was s7ilioFMsd tha. ihe .unplsasanlnsss of the Meslher had tended to make tho exhibi. raioR much inferior 10 those of former ,:yeaEs. ssill, lIisfe wns much about it .vo> .EyscrediGsble to thefarme,a of your coun. .sty, In ale morning Ivisited tl,e ground
 allotted 70 the cattle, and in tie af.er> noon attended inc Fair. This part of
 the, exhibition I presume was more be> 1CW-ifs general standard than Ghe Cattle z. .6hoWs tlBsre-no being a large display of .:sitheTf fruits or flowers The domestic smanufaeluKes and fancy work by the Iadies pEcscnling by far tho most altrac>
 tive part. Al the Cattle Show I noticed
 "sany faiF animals. and some of them
 ..Cittsy of particular notice. A large
 COW owned hy Moses LymaHo Esq, of
 Goshen, atfracted much attention as did. 4 A lot of gearlings aexliibiled by Nathan, nxt, IT., of Cornwall. also noticed a <: ssfg GnG two year old bull and a pair of. 2 yeaIlihg stsers,' tlle fofner helonging to 7sMr. I. & Gald, ihe latter. to Titus L. HaFfs Esq, both from inc town of Com
 Uall. The exhibition ef sheep was pros bably lafger than that of any o:her eeoun~ ..tY itthe. State, though smaller than usus al on account of the storm. Among
 these ihere was. one lot ownod by T. L.
 lars Eq.. superiorsto any others on the ground. This lot contained ten sheep
 and two lambs. and they attlacted a '. great deal of attention. On account of tEeif high qualities and the many re> .maiks of approbation they received, 7 consider them worthy of full descrip- ton. They are of the Cotswold breed, 9ead for size, sy nnieiery of form, and
 gth of wool have never seen them pm: Aassed They wers in plimne order, ssa-sassse allowed that they had good care and skilfuh nianagennehl.s h would well pay any farmer a visit 10 Cornwall to view the flock. In tllis lot was also a
 sheep with three lanibs whic. stand Ipio-
 babty without parallel. The vol king cattle were ofirst rate quality as is nsu --iiL for your county. There were several
 oRrlcs lsses entered. but l did not learn He ownets. The next tay
 xatch came of and was
 EEeac5 yn,estesE Afterwards the Attorney br. T. s. Gald and the dis tfi66sasfi Of premiums bythe different acohimittees. Thus ended the exhibition for 1858, and the sIn set upon old
 Li!chieM witl scarcely . mark left to
 remind one of the hustle and confusion .sof the past two days. A STRAEeER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

! S,;-...s srhesaext gpggIef VII cor la.n nOFs ..,s .,,s.Is llan any prexinns one. .,E 1as.rIeI lWcl lhisas If flaw numbs! ,s s, hSSw 's,s.sr bee1 ;Ii cr12TEss hefpsss Rnd ; ssesbsssSAnIrE 4pal hs l.sias Mazi =. !. ' sf.s AsaEly lS6 sloa.d .. asseI. 4. '..l E s'
 w a Es3gas&ss szS GSszfS N9gE W.
 alk ,s~ts-r 1SsgTNCT0 AHA
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
Eaaiess xnssitnte.
Nqes. sAllAiTA JOTNsoN,, Piiucipa

a NEgS. sAslA1FA.J |. JOHNSON, Principal MI -assislcdsby Miss MGnv ]. hirRpocK. n. Graduate of Mount Holyoke Female seminary, and subsequently, teaEheg ip that instituion.
 The Filth Ierm of the schoi,I will c0mmence on lhe.2d day of November. N0mbef oi pupils limited totwen,y. The total expense per sclfel6f ipr boafis wpshng tugls lights, and sinslFleti0ni n the cammaT und higher branches of sdncati0n,p including the languages, painting and drawing, :, will be sxiyfive dollars for the session of twenty weeks s@ s* s fs3sS fslfsss zs Ffsfss s3-sGe'fE Inslrlctinn masiey by highly d c complished. teachefs wilEbe girento alh who desire .ii.l s.. Rfin.edgcireulaFs containing further informa-s ton relative to The. school may be obtained on application 10 the Pfincpal. hese~'s7 "
 I g REFERENCES. sssss@ sass
 Rev. 1RALpH EMITH,S Cornwall.@ @ss,8a gsi4 pi E ANaEEws, efCsqS %t < eessk ,s ssss AS4ala
 Doet.=ys HsW EJcHg ~ Jss ,.ssassa 4,s.t A. Docts $. IVY. COLO West Cornwall
 Rev. IR4sP sPGTrIBoNR, w insted. (
 Rev. H. L. VAILr, L;ichfefd ha8A
 Dated Cornwall Conn, Sept 24, 1859. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
's i@''''''s Flew 0sods..A ss
 % AN ssoRTRlENToFd ~ <, E G GODS, 1, Just receivsd. at s,,s ass5a ga9s9 sa.. , 1T F..eDsi MCNEIL ''S. iss q I First Door East of Conrt.IFoase. :.
RSeEa NAWWer0s0s iRWe6sIaaensS,e

wSeE AeWb1eFOse1 RWetYgaeafSse tA- Taxes in tha town 'ofs TorrinetoT1, JfgEikt of are hereby notified ihatI wlll be preI1ar- ed tQ receive the Town Taxes due from ti,enil On anld Lisl, at tbe Hotel of C. s. Church, in sWoi- cotf vile, of Saturday and Monday, the 18th md tafh days of October next, from clock A. M; | till o'clock P. s@ ss M Y4stases5aT 2 4 sss
 Alkyto neglect to pay thair Taxes on or be- fore said days. will be charged legal fees for 6bl- lection. A. e. BRADY, Collector.
 Wolcottvilles Sept l6, loD3Ss ~ s, 7r 9f
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
Dssraier er .Nng NIILSoaD z. $ ]. ,ss. }

KASTATE of pAVID CLARK late 0f New
 A Milford, in said disirict, deceAsed. \. .,
 1hescoiift of pFobaie for The district Ofs New Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the cresiofs oi said es. their claims tbereio; and hasapppinic cd S iiliHn' J. Starr and AIbeFt N. Baldwin CCmmissioners to receive and examine said claims. s1
 -Cenifsd bg JAMES HiN E, .lpdRes !.
 The spbscribeTs give sDosice thaL they ssball m:et e ihe gesjdence of Naihan C; Slark ,'n 1858 aHd I7tif day 6f March, 1854 Et l0 'ciC. x in the forenoon on esch iof said days. igfs fhe purpose of attending on the business of said
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

DIaWing and FalnllIIej (e8tlu, ,l5li VI d0Ns H 5
 Boarding pupils willpnydl iherate of el2O pct nnHum. Or Sl0 periefm. srhiswil include board, tuition washing, &c School books furnished. fl
 Pupils can be received into ike sen,inaf Y at all times. ]. F. WARREN. Sscref6rt
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

; -rs'Tbe edisorof. the Mics, Micll., Repub- = 2iican saysSs " Pigeons have appeared in s ithis seclion iIi vast namhezs Many far , sdsess have 10 employ men Niil5 guns to -;tskeep ihem olf lEeir liells until their uheat .sl can be dragged in. During Monday and Tuesday alterhocns we captured three E ehandrgd which Riil ps6Eide onrv table
 for a few weeks. whether our old delln>
 qusnts pay up or not. N ~ - <. W
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

floTAsH, spew supply, < ....:., x i...''.a.
 ss ye Y. Apaas II Gos q { A PRENTICE WANTED atsthisr Office to kA iearR ihe PFinsing Business 10 one who is willing to work. good encourae ecInens will be elXens- ,4s ~ -. --sse%.A.asAS t-s3 "A \
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

sci Wm. F. DuFTala Esq.shsa tsgigned the .olsee of Secretary ard CoaDsel cl the
 Ns,v Ycrk and Nem IIageh Taihoad Co. s-SlT;r IT.. '. 6 AhRgueslg Of Bridgeport. Inn been eleeisa to ihs steesgisss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

's W. J.s STARR, - Eomgsis-
 M AEBERF N. BALDWIN. < . iiers. Ali lipsSs6Ds iildsbied 10 Said estaie Feqaess' lsd aio hsake limnieliate paynssnite m IT s.5s iS;s hat'A k|9b x. ssasihi aIakk { isisa:s's 9s;
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

AnGV 2 MnTR Fsamei willow bssHets, fof sale a, WW BAApEoKps cheap store, ins Weleott
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

Ss's.I'ss ss .:s.ss ' s..s..c - 'Apsi .Is '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06

M1N<A BU3 HI, ,Pptatoes wanisd by ,s AMW xs Iss44sss esa v, i fA ApAMs st t ", "
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-06
MorkrT NNeF

MY cl.arRes in this Insusa,ilnl nyp .s Higher dO dO do - So SeeAS' Languages do do if Instrumental Music. tlo IA ,1o
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-29
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1883.
I IT. MAGHEE g. CO.


t-holesale Dealers aud JObbers in Foreign ant Do
nestle Dru Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ccps,Sc.,
FIssr STREtr, EVANSVILLE, IND.
Respectfully invite the attention of Merchants and
tie trade generally their unusually large ana u as
s,tmeu, cf Spring and Summer ny Goods, which they
have now in store, and 70 which they viii be daily re
eeiying additions through the comlag seasop. -
1t is unnecessary for thcm 10 enumerate, or parucl
larize the different styles; qualities. and varieties o,
their gotds Its sufficient TO ser that their stock wiz
be foun FIJI, and ccnpete with every Description OF
90 DDS suitable for the Western market. all oil when
have been selected with particular regard to quality
STYLE and price, and which, from their long experience
in the trade they confidently recommend 10 heif
friends and the trade in geaeral- ~
Their stock of Zoos aud shoes is also large and com
plete consisting of Mems and Boys Bo0.s and SHOES
Monroes aud Brogans of all kinds and varieties W
len's anc Misses Caters, Bootees, Shoes, slippers
| and Buskins, with ChlreD's Shoes and Bootees, :"
every kind and price all of which they ofra extraor
binary low prices being purchaser in Boston Tor casl
exclusively. - r. n
They have also on hand tine assortment OF Hats,
Cans and Bonnets of all kinds for Spring ana sulne
/ Wear. ;.
They earnestly request of buyers an examination o
their stock before as they car an
will sell prices low, and on terms as advantags9u
as can with at ST. Louis, Cincinnati or any one
Western market.
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CERTIFaCATES.

~ RocKPoRr STEAA MILLS Aprll. lc1o.
-Acy,ss az Tiiy BosroN BETTING -CoMPANYi Gents
As tires poets Vulcanized Rubber Betting, II Viii
sneak for ITSELF having been two years in use The
large main belt makes one hundred and eighty revou
tons per minute and apparently good as me DAY
they were put We have also. large cuaaI9 OF
th. Railway Belluy which il al5o doing very well.
JAMES HASKELL. superintendent,
N.uMKE.a CoTroS Mills, SALEM, April 4, ESQ.,
AGrsrs OF THE BosToN BETTING COMPANY: Gents
In reuIy to YOUR inquiries would say, that AFTER ne
use Of the Vulcanized Rubber Belts, manufactured o,
The Boston Betting Company, for two years. am fuliy
satisfied with sher operation although at first taken, as
a mailer of necessity, drive the machinery, that was
stoned by the failure of the adopted Tor ias pur-
pose. The Railway Betting. had Of You Tor the Con,
ducors complained of b. the overseer that started
them ere properly adjusted 10y his successor and have
been In operation three years. and have worked wei,
recurring no repairs particular attention. from whlen
fact am of the opinion, when first pat Al work, the
were kept 100 tightly strained On The tu!le3
Respectfully yours, am
Cocurco Mako Co., Down. n. H., April, ESQ
AaySrs OF rHe BosToS BETTING COMPANY: Gents
we have had one OF Vueam;zed Rubber Belts one
hundred and ten feet long and twelve inches wide IN
use eve years aud will say. If another was wanted we
sbould use the Rubber rather than leather,
Yours truly, OEO. Ma &c ?" 'o-'
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MEDICINAL.

rv,HEsE RESTORATIVE PILLS have been used in
private practice wfth unpreceo ented success ior
81 wears they have never before been offered TO the
public These pills remove distractions open the nat
ra passages of the flutes Of the bodyas Tie pores aho
Tactical vessels. ,eo,,
harmless i'm their effects instead CT weakening and de-
bating the patient las is usually the case with o,nc,
pills. they give TONE to the
invigorating both stomach and bowels; ana mPat"ng
new lite and energy to every part oil inc 81
Being wholly vegetable they mild IN their oPera
tion without gripping any pain Whatever They are
slow in their movement; but thorough In their renosa
ting and restorative character and need on! 10 oe tsd
to be approved by al such as are aAc.ei win inc
horrible suffering from Dyspepsia or any oil the s!p
toms OF a disordercd stomach ,,,,,,r,,pc
THE STONACHfS THE CENTRE OF SfMPAl hlES.
II spripcipally supplied with nerves by largo PAIR
proceeding directly from the brain, called the Far
gum The Sc in their r.e send branchesto tne pna-
FyrN and arynx The 6sophagus the vesses OF te neck
end heart the lungs the liver, the spleen anu inc Ga
phragm. -, A., .-,.
,hes between he stomach aud other parts or organs OF
the body. ,.,,o
Its unnecessary go than primary derange
me of the stomach account for the muittud' oil III
tressihg symptoms WITH which many are aie'eo' suei
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MEDICINAL.
m GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES

EMBRACING his celebrated Ague, Pills that never
~ fail the Auge chills orinernf'ant Fevers in
alIiheir complicated forms
Also his popular Alti Bilious. Anti Dyspeptc purify
,o and cathartic Pills, that have been much made
us Of for the en- re of Dyspeptic, Liver complaint and In
digestion a1 giving so much RELIEF without the use OF
Mercury. ,;, g., -. ,,,
~ eIief from pain the seyerest ourns or seaids AMI
cures old Ulce sead and letter and very valuable ioI
rheumatic pains and pairs n the br :as.
Also his Cholera Pills, for Diarrhoa. Dysentery OF
Flux, &c. ,....,.os- :, 4
Also his Worm Pills an exec ent worm ueSuo!et aaa
viii expel them from the systematic above p'ePara
lions hai besn sold aud extensively naoe ase %
eight years past throughout the western s,a.e L,.e
hgh in the estimation of thousands that have peer
= KELLER & FARNSLEY.l nrugo,at,
CRAWFORD BELLY
I rva,.v,-e I'D sept
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COOKS FAMILY GROCE0Y.

'hE undersigned has this day opened, in Lnck's ncw
guiding on First street. between Main and Locust a
STOCK OF Family Groceries, Of nt Own selection
s hsern markets which will sell at very low prices
TOT casn, or Produce of all kinds.
f, keep constantly hand fresh supplies os Butter
h1 Lard, Poultry and other leading articles for the
urec. from the farmers, having made arrangement,
,, suppned several timesa week during the summer
WIZ All kfhIs OF Country Produce. All goods urchased
WI" be delivered at the residence of customers
II desired. as have a market wagon especiay Ssra
therefore solicit share of pu bile phtrouage
ana Will try to merit it. Please call and examime e
IeSVuI T.. COOK
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P. BUCKINGHAM & CO.,
preduce, Commission d. Exchange Merchants

TOLEDO OHIO.
PmLo BucKISsHAN, Toledo, Ohio;
A. BucKISsuAM, GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
b. II. BucKIaeu>n. New York.
Advances made on Consignmens
s,crinchams ~ Cyuthrjc. Buffalo; Buckinghams & Nc
Caloh New York: Kennedy & Foster, New o'icah,'
A. G.. Farvell & Co., Boston. o,,., .,
Observation-Disclosures Brother, and v hiiey @
MITCHELL Evansville Ind Announcements made on ecu
signments to the above firms by Preston & Bros.
febSd&w6sE
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

U,s. G. FONTS s.ss saS. =. BLYTHE, Attornies at
>, Law Evansville Indiana, nave associated themselves
H partners in the practice of the law and VIII conuhus
10 practice in this and the adjoining cousties and In the
Supreme and District Ccur They design turning men
attention ps -cu,Gy 10 lard iar. la short Tune the!
will be prepared TO give in few minutes an
iva tide 20 os. any 10. in Evansville or rs enlarge
ments or i'm Lama.co, togeshe Nth their professions
oiiniou IS To the title if desired jy2o-dawu
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Relic yyoC,r1o.

proprietor ofthis garden aud public souSe ba. a,
.nd tAe building, and i'm prov the groui,
ready 10 receive visitors. This place of res,
P;Sl on the riVer bank, just below Pigeon Greet
SUI - ou short walk from the heart OF the city
- al all kinds be obtained and The wan;
siwa~sts eaieiuIy attended to- The undersigned viii
my6-n ~ ' TSSs =. si ~ als house.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAnTErTnI
PAINTING ~>A

w attend ~ oN IS ready to receive and promptIv
on street 9a spare below the Sherwood
Pain I'd Es s prepared TO execute in the best
t,a 81 xv! s,sh Talhtlns in all its varetjes fl
noas Of WOO, Marble, &C. and orname5tSI in,ita
sTmeray ne asp soiielts orders for House Pain;i
ct the shop door. S 'ei' upon his slate
nOyl2 %. n
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SHERWOOD g0u--

VIE subscriber has taken the aia,Ss b,,.o
enlirey rented aud re:urnished IT, and il nm mas
70 entertain tae patrons OF the house i'm pared
manner DE has also rented The brick Stable oae.ory
riages 10 let. - '-SSS and car
ne staoie Is large clean and we'll located and mod
70 are 10 constant attendance. Particular at,
" Pald 20 the care OF horses left with him for ke
shJ IN al respects, the public shall find the sbr
WOO. mouse good Hotel. ljy5-tfl j. A. 3YERS
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CINCINATICLOTHING STORE:
NEXT DOOR TO c. BELL, DRUGGIST. MAIN srRrkI
Evansville. IND.


Messrs. AHLE2,
ERlNG Il BRUM
AES cave just re.
ceiyed from their
manufactory In Gin
einDati, the latest
New York style of
Fall and Winter
q in gall of
which are made &
trimmed in the
best manner. nm
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RUGS!
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS; &c.

7 AN new receiving my Spring surply of Drus >,
Panis Oils. Dyestufs, &c, tsc.: when all received
VIII be one OF the largest aud most complete ever of
leted IN ths market all of which will be sold small
advance Tor cash or To prompt Dealers usua. time
consisting in part of the following:
300 lbs pulv Rhubarb IIOO or Quinine -. g.
5 ,ov ios hia 90 200 OF Salacine
.oo .oS pun tpecach go OF TaBitn
10 ~ 90 'ps sa hoeheile 50 OF Nitrate of morphia
=. W ,os o,eaui ol tartar 30 OF Sulph do
200 lbs sui. Carb Soda p az Acetate AZ
~. ~. US ar' 3ctd A. sU0 OF Kreosote
Nv. ,os puN Z yeDne Pepper2tO w Beuzoic Acid
500 lbs do Peruvian Ba. k leo lbs Chloroor,n
5U0 ~, lbs Eng lsh Caiorlei jog lbs Gum Opium
300 OF lodie de Potasss loo lbs Doveri po,d.r
ooo oz IItI;i'e of Iron 50 bls Fps salts
n ou 49,, y. i"ui.e 900 10 bis GHube- Salts
2 oois urhuda arrow Root 10 bbls Alcohol
3 cases Liquorice lfeb26l WORD BELL
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ALNIS & HOwES
WhOleSIiG a.HAceIS

oerh.r Of WI,er and Pine SITS :, EvqnsriHe Ind.
III ave- on band one of the largest and hes, selected
- SOCKS OF Groceries, ever opened In the West ant
% oner inducements that will justify dealers to prefe
,1e market at Evansville TO any more distant point
'ie,eSanss are invited to call and examine.
IOFFEE-Rio, jamaica, Java, Mecca. ....
lhA-imperial, Gun Powder, Hyson Young Hyson
est. ''9e' pave " Ahe
powdered -''' 'iusneu,
AioLASSES-The very best Plantation purchased prc.
70 tne hrst frost, also, reboled and sugar House
DhaNDf-Of all grades from the best imported a
great variety OF Brands, TO domestic manufacturers.
", WlNES-Port- Madeira, Claret, Whise, Sherry Cham
paIgn. different Brands and nayors
uIiN|London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
~ sS-A great variety of Brands at all prise, from
1ho-Simnion S, Davis and the celebrated Collins
.,I with general assortment of all articles gen
Kept Ia Grocery Establishments. such Soap
Ia s -! StuGs Nails Leather Starch, Nuts large
p, "unhy Bags, Turk Island and Kanawha Salt. Oils
Ssain' brooms, Brushes. Paper, Tobacco Counter
We'll Mis- Spices, do ground. Matches Traces
Snaihs ana fixtures, Tumblers, Decanters Jars
nan Lamps, Oysters SarJines Mackere Shad
|o III herring, Shoyels, ect ect.. ee:.
al INC goods we sell are warranted. octl
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INDIA RUBBER
e Machine Betting.

TTNHE experience five years has gained Tor
this Betting the Confidence Of the consumers thls,
together with the act that great Improvements have
made in the quality, warrants the manufacturers III
assertii tto be superior TO leather or anything else,
for all open Belts (more especially for heavy or main
Belts Afcr he follewi e reasopss-
!. The perfect equality oil width and thickness when
il will retain. , :.
. No danger of heat under 300 degrees Fahre nheit
INJURIES it, and it remains flexible ia degree OF cold
a Its of great strength and durability, does not slip
on the paes cpnselu gain OF power obtained
and when asns.ed TO machinery does moi require alter
alton as is The case with leather, or any oVen
{. In wide Betting the cost is much below that Of
leather, or any Other. -. a. -
H. large as .ertmen, always hand, and furnished
of given teyip.hs at the shortest notice. by
LII is,oe BABCOCK BROTHERS,
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COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT.

COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTAURANT.
Water Street merit Insurance. C0Hpe15, Ectnsre, Ia.
TvLNRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
taarat, in the three story brick house between III,
surance Co. Office aud the Pavilion Hotel Is now nee
nm in the best tye and he is prepared 90 receive his
friends and the public. and accommodate them In the
best manner His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
linuors Wines and Ales which with errereshments
he will serve up in the most approved style and al ali
hours of tive day. Mr.. 5 will always keep good va
riety OF the best brands of Cigars
tw fine Alleys. and every accommodation requisite Il
such plSce. ml3i -oHi
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS AND
lnILNTEY MEKCII ANTS.

THE undersigned have now i'm store large Stock
i Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, OILS Paints narhis1
es i've Woods Glassware Patent Medicines, Brushes,
&C. &c and are constantly receiving fresh suppes.
from the manur c.arers and Eastern which inc!
ar, ,etermin ed TO sell az Il small advance.
Onr articles arc all selected m great care, ana war
ranted TO give satisfaction to genuneness ua! ana
price. - ,,,,;, S,nnorter .
and Shoulder Braces The did Wines for zuedi.-,
ir"rrose only OF the ash fr Stock consisting of
Eastern prices.
Mrs Mcrs Fine Cut Tobacco and choice lot of old
Hayana segars Bird Cages, Seeds and Fountains
oIr stock when IN the cy, and all orders will be attend
&c ID immediately aud carefully packed. -
ALLEN c. HALrocK. HALLOCK & STODDARD
n. oToDDASo,b !, Whttesaic Druggists
od5u Main Street. near lie river