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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-16
Row is tise slime 90 Bay
Ready Made Clothing
EAGLE THING STORE

HE subscriber has just received and opened his Fall
and Winter Stock of Ready Made Ciothing, en-
raciie the largest brought this place
and to which he invites tie attention of the public
HIS stoek consists. part of Broadculhs Beaver.
Pelersham Pilot Cloth, Felt and Blanket overroats. Of
every STYLE and cdiors: Cloth Cashmere Cas-
ine,t Cashme.eis and Tweed Coats OF various styles
such as Dress Frock Sack Coats &c; Black Plain and
Fancy CASHMERE Pants ditto tnsinett Corduroy Sheep
Gray Tweeds, &c; Black aud Fancy Satin, Cloth,
Cassilnere and Sanett Vests, made in different Styles
Also large stock of
FURNISH GOODS,
such as Shirts Drawers, Under Shirts Socks. Hdkfs.
Cravais. Stocks Suspenders Collars Gloves and Nit
tens Coinorts, and all other articles in this line
All of which will be offered lower figures Than can
be purchased elsewhere in the county, Call and
inc for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. You
will not 60 away disappointed.
- $50 a, CHARLES GREENFIELDER.
Ravpnna Sent %. 1852. -
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SHOULDER Braces Supporters and Trus-
- ses. superior patterns al
Sept. 6, 1852. HATCH'S.
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EDERRY DAVIS genuine Pain Kilier.at
a April 26. HATCH'S.
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cgRAs7MAS &. NEW YEARS. PRESENTS.
TUS { reed some very fine Muffs nnd Vicpor-
y res, Just The thing for Chri t'nas or New
Years Present. JAS. TWilT I.
RDy 10.
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New Family Grocery.
Provision and variety Store,

saAAO SS4TICty StSFOs
In fhe Rooms formerly occupied by Il. L & Il. Da,
Collins Block, Main ST.
THE undersigned are receiving we'll select d
| stock of Family Groceries and Pr"visons. .wh ch
they prepared to dispose of low prices. Our
perience this trade, will enable offer purchase
articles of tile hest quality. and at satisfactory
All articles warranted
Tie following comprises portion of our stock:
COFFEE Codfsl, ,Mackerel rrou
Rio, Saynira Java. Wlntetsl,. .fckereI He
TEAS. ring.
Y ouLg Hyson. Imperial ToBacCo.
Gun Powder, Black. A fnIl assortment.
SUGAR and MoIAssEs. Segars do.
Orleans Havana Crusi.- Bacon. &c. 7F
ed Powdered G ranuia- Hams. Shoulders, Drfet
ted, Loaf. B. H. Coffee, Beef, Pork, Sausages
Stuart Syrup n. o. Mo Tongue.
lasses SuNDsIEs.
SPICES. Soap. Candles. Ropes
Cloves NuIuegs Gin Cordaee Oils. Tar, Rice
ger, Cinnamon. Alspce Madder, Indigo, Rosin
Pepper. Mace &c. Soda, Cream Tartar
Fsu1Ts &C.. SaISeda; Canary Hemp
Raisius, Figs, Lemons and Rape Seed, Cheese
Oranges Prunes Dates, Cakes Crackers; Pow
Dried Curran's Preser- der, Si'ot; Giue, Sand
yed Ginger, Candies as paper Pals Tubs WASH
sorted, Liquorlce, Nuts, boards, Mop Handles
all kinds Broop,s Brushes, Black
FIsH. ing, &c.
The earliest ard best of Green Vegetables, and mar
ketng generally, always on hand. No pains spared tc
make our ablshmeut suci that those who may want
can get all times what the country ard cities afIorc
in line. Those wishing TO purchase are requested
to call and examine our stock and prices and witt
Us their patronage. H. w. SiiIfH Co
| N. B.-Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Produce
| generally
Ravenna, Aug 10, 1862. li8l-t
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IRPE:.A Flann ,ls-a fe pivces Opera Flannels for
~ sacks oaep Figd6 rey Mixed. for sacks. just
we'd at H l. & K DAYS.
November
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NJ w. Seymour will pay the highest market pricetor
Cheese, Butter, Dried Frnit, and other produce
his store.
Oct. Is, 1852,
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HoBEMsAcw,s LIVER Pills!

No part of the system liabie disease than the
the proper secretion the bile; thai any wrong
of the Liver affects the other important paris of the
tenn and results yariousl, IN Liver complaint, Jaundce
Dyspepsia sc. We should therefore watch every symp
that might indicate wrong action of the Liver
These pills being cempesed ofroots andlants furnished
by nature heal The namely lst Expectorant
which angnents The secretpn from the pulmonary
membrane or promotes e discharge OF sccrefed matter
ID An Alternative which changes in some inexpcable
manner the certain morbid aciinn of the system. Sd A
Tonic whlch Civ and strength the sys
tenn renew heath asd vigor all parts of The body
4il Catiarc which acts iii perfect harmony the
other ingredients and operating the Bowels and
peing the whole OF corrupt vItiaed matter and
health.
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DIS S OF ION.

UyHE Copartnerhp which has existed the last three
a years between the undersigned under the name
and firm of Fl. L. R. Day, expired by limitation on the
list day of January, 1853 II. L. DAY,
RALPH DAY
H. L. Day having purchased of Ralph Day. his interest
in the late r will continue the business hereafter his
account All the liabilities the old firm will be
paid by myself and all those indebted to said firm y note
account of over six months standing requested to
make immediate payment to Ii. L. DAY
Ravenna, Jan. 4. 1883
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DORK WANTED.-60,G 0,GOO lbs. Pork want.
ed, for which the market price will he raid n cash
by V HORR.
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NNlLk Neyeis-B 0ck. blne bInek. nfvel,,
y room ana Crimson silk Velvets, Just rss,s os
Nov. g. 1852. II L. Sy's.
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- @n lbs. Birthstone for sale at
&BV ~ y June, 80. SwIFr's.
q "a N Gross Taper and Vial Corks for
II q ~ y sne at SwIFT's.
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TO FEMdLES,

To FEIMd les.
You will find these pills an invaluable medicine in
many complaints to which you subject In obstruc-
lions either total partial they ave been found of
estnable benefit restoring their functional arrangements
efectualIy put to fghI all complaints which may
arise from female irregularities, headache, gddiness
dirnness of sight, pain the side back, &c.
None genuine unless signed j. NJ icbensack all 9TH
ers being base Imitation.
" Agents wishing new supplies, and store-keepers
desrous of hecomug agents. address The proprietor
J. N. Hobensack, Philadelphia. Pa.
AGENTS.
Dr. Isaac Swift, Ravenna; A. V. Horr Shalersvile :;
l. B. Sheldon Atwater; r. Silley SufGeId; D. K.
Wheeler. Randolph; DIR. Prentice, Canfeld; ]. H.
Sexton, Y oungstown T; Hoyt Brothere Co.. w arren !;
and whole lie by DR.. g. Fl. Heyser, No. i40, Wood
ST., Pittsburgh; E. w. Palmer, Cleveland. 1871
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gy INC Pant-A new article to supersede the
~ use Of lead in painting, for sale by
June 80. /. SWIFT.
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i.iuence upon the female con
s'ltuton, is founded upon Il Truths of medical science
and confirmed by the experience of thousands of ladies
who have taken of this ca oleon with tie most happy
and universal for the Diseases and deraDge ns
commonly called 6a ~
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. ess.t
Among these are Prolapsas Uteri or falling of the
Womb, Chronic Inflammation and Liberation of the
Womb. Incidental Hamorrhage, or Flooding Flour
Albus Whites, Chlorosis, Painful Suppressed and
irregular Menstruaon, with all their accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted, )of whatever duration and
verify. All these complaints be pleasantly, safely
and certainly remeded by this preparation fis sa
The general failure of the, worthy attempts of the
medical faculty to this class of diseases heretofore
greatly 10 be attributed TO their reliance upon ocare
nledes aside from thewant of knowledge of the prop
er treatment for the general economy Already, very
many of the profession having witnessed IFS saluary
effects, have thrown aside their conventional prejudice
and maniesng due regard for the welfare of their
PATIENTS by recommending the of this Medicine and
resorting TO it themselves in the treatment of all the
complaints for Which it is intended. 95sHast
The influence of this composition upon the female
constitution is of the most friendly kind the most deli.
and feeble female need have no fears in lis use for
any length of me for it contains no mercury nor any
article which in way injurious being made
entirely vegetable extracts and prepared taste
Ikea pleasant cordial.
The nodus operandi of this remedy in the cure OF
this class of Diseases is through the generaleconomy
the system, with peculiar determination TO tie female
organs.
The preparation after undergoing the most Iahored
and scrunizing trials by scientific in every possible
way 10 perfect its curative ptation to this class of
onpains,for series of years, has become atat could
be desired to fulfil lis mission and by its fruits it may
be known in the of thousands but its career
but Just entered upon for millions of ladies suf
fering for want of its aid.
Pamphlets containing much useful information touch
ing the nature and symptoms of the above diseases, to-
gether with testimonials from ladies' of the highest
pectaby, certified by the most satisfactory author
|
and practitioners srespectuly invited be had gratis
| at the store of Curtis Hatch, Druggist, Rarenna.
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DIR HA LIS e Y'S
FOss . II W IN E.!

The discovery The Fest ws s The sas1a ds ssssg
,oh;cI does more good aod goes farther IN the
of disease than tea bottles of any SatsorGr-
lila in alse and rarranted to c'tre nth
al.=rnrl karse seacka Int e.
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Canary, Hemp. Millet and Rape Seeds,
Fish Bone, Baths, Fountains, &c.
Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Caster Oil, Olive Oil
WhaIe Oil, Salad Oil. &c.
Rayenna, June so. 1852.
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eMONS AND ORANCES-Just received
| / and selling fast at HORR'S.
Nov
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ID. 5. ANDERSON,
NJ EXC ANT TAILOR,
COMMERCIAL ROW.
Opposite j. III. Mcgee & Co.,
a.VansVa1te. nd.

Is receiving large and superior stock Of SPRING
GOODS, OF the best material and of the FASH
ionablo styles Fine black and colored Cloihs the
best English French. and German manufacture; fine
black Doeskin; large stock of French, English and
American Fancy Cassimer and beautiful
patterns designs Linen Drills Of the very
Marselles goods plain, coored and figured Of The most
beautiful styles for Summer wear; plain, fancy aud
figured Silks and Satins of superb puaiiy.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be manufactured 10 order in us good syle and sold
than the same goods be bought any
West of the Mountains Terms. CASH.
ID 5. A. isagent for Williams "kepons Of Fashion,
The present number be had BY mail o. otherwise
ordered, for the small sum OF 81 50. apiGtf
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
ARRIVAL OF THE
80 s
T. l. u O r A D 9

New YORK, June S.-The steamship Ell Do.
RADIO has arrived from Aspenwali, with $780,.
600 in gold.
The county Record Office at San Jose was
burned. The work of an ipcendiary.
The yield gold is as abundant as ever.
The Van demons Land Examiner denies
the report that Mr.. O'Donnonene was under
parole when he escaped.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-Business for the
week opened favorable, but declined at the
close.
Immense imports. Seven clippers have ar
rived
-Four is frmer with slight advance.
San Francisco May 6.-The markets are
bouyant. Under late news from the Atlantic
States, flour is firm. Gallo Sll so. Provis.
ions firm and in good demand; Bacon 25c and
hams 32c.
A 'errihie affair occurred at San Francisco,
between party of squafters and the sherin'
assisted by party of citizens. Two oil the
citizens, one justice o! the peace, were shot
dead. Intense excitem' mt prevailed In con-
sequence, during which the revenue cutter
Ewing arrived, the commander OF which,
promDtly offered his services to the Mayor.
The excirems mt continued.
The affair grew out of an attempt to eject
squatter named John Power.
destructive fire occurred at San Francis
co on the evening of the h, destroying Ras-
sett's house and several other buildings ad-
joining; loss Sl24,O00.
Several of the inmates of Rasseit's house
are supposed to have persisted in the flames,
one of whom, Mr.. Hubbard, is from Ohio.
The buildings were situated ON Bush and
Sam, ricore streets.
Later from the City Of Mexico.
New ORLEANS, June S.-The schooner
Bonita, with ates from the City of Mexico 10
the 2ith, has arrived.
Her news is not important enough to tele-
graph.
1t is said that over forty newspapers have
been suppressed since the recent decree.
The active and permanent national guards
are to be incorporated into the active militia.
The whole army is TO consist of9l 900 men,
including an active force of $4,000. OF the
army, are 5000, to be recruited by volunteer
enlistment or drawing lots.
Texas dates of tie Sd say, that there are
probably rich deposits of gold below the sur
face OF the soil-but too fare for the presentin-
sufficient implements TO be serviceable.
WAsHIsGroS, June Sheen. Wool
'lsaghs' at tn, supposed difficulty with Next
co, regarding the Mecilla Valley.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.
Flour very firm, with light receipts. Small
sales of superfine at 4a4 ID.
Nothing was done in the grocery market,
except sale OF As bbls sugar-house molas-
ses at 81 cash.
A sale of 100 hundred bbls rosin at 225.
Provisions dull Some from the country,
sold at 81 for shoulders, and 7aa7a for clear
sides-a further decline. A few ribbed sides
sold attn.
Sales rectifed whisky at 10.
Sales of 20 pieces bagging and 20 coils
rope, at l23 and l6a A few bales jeans and
linseys, sold at 81 and AZ.
BosToS, June 6.
A letter which has been received here an
hounces that .,ov. Trias has arrived at Ell
Paso on the Oath with 700 troops; but find
ing Gov. Lane supported by the people, re-
turned.
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DAGUERREOTYPEst

THE SrrBSCRlBFR respectfully, informs the public
i generally that he has resumed the above business
ith which no uas long been fanihay acquainted and
designs establishing permanent Daguerrean gallery
Evansville ia Fosters build ngs OF Main
First Streets where he hopes 10 receive the frequ
earnest endeavor to mer and he expects be per
manen he Deepen upon exhibitions of his prob
cheney and skill than noisy humbug OF words for
cess. -. .
His reputation portrait painteri Is too well estab
Iished in Eyansyi lie else her to need remark
Their than that ne will be happy TO accommodate any de-
string his services in .nat braLch OF ART.
apo IhoS' EN-.
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COMMERCIAL.

JOURNAL OrFIcE, FRIDAY, June 10.
RvrR.-Centinues TO recsde gradually; scant 10 fee
water the bars between here and the mouth
wEATHrR.-For the most part of past week exceS
svely warm. with frequen, showers-veseation coming
rapidly.
BusSEss-Good for the season. small TRANSACTIONS Ia
grain and produce 81 rates quoted.
WE note slight changes in the prices current
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NoWTyyERN PLANK ROAD.

NOHkTIkE IA<<A-~ -
ATa meetng OF the Directors of :he Northern RANK
a Road Company, held on III, 9TH day oil May, n. ~
- =, vas ordered that the holders Of Stock IN saia
Company oe required To one OF n' Nn,h
G 81 lima next and that James Laughlin, IT., DC au'
.horsed to receive tie saipc
By order of the Board ,s 49,, ,.,,
mxl0 JAG. ". 1V.'cc, ~ = -
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ICE CREAM.
THE subscriber having retted his at his resi-
Il idence Second between Main aud I.o-
Gust. is prepared furnish thc citizens of Evans
luxury Families rites aud Pic Mics furnished at short
notice with any Favored they may wish
ep3e-dlm GEO. w. GLOVER.
IL j. cases English, French, Portsmouth and Lsal
Lawns of the most beautiful styles, TOR sale by
apis MERRITT FIELD g. CO
Oh DOE. GRASS SCYTHES;
10 do do Cradles;
90 do Scythe Snaths;
20 do Hay Rakes;
20 do do Forks:
10 do Straw and Manure Jerks;
- Boxes Scythe stones;
20 do Counter Scales; just received and for
ale by nays c. M. GRIFFITH.
HEATHER AND FINDINGS.
TtTILLlAG BELL, is just opening ut The corner OF
w Water and Locust streets, a large and well Sc
iccted stock OF leather and findings consisting in par
5000 side, of solo,eath.r, Hsmloek and spanish GA.
50 doz. morocco, No, ., and Tampco extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies' French.
IS dog Kip-Prime City, heavy country, light me
dium
90 Ssz CochineaI Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
90 I" Linings-Pins, blue. and green.
20 Bindings-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
$50 Calf skns-light. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
2 .. Oil thong leather,
40 ' Madras Kid
90 bb,s pegs.
$50 prs lasts.
Boot trees rasps avis pinccrs nails balls lacks
stamps thread buffers sIicker wheels, keys hooks
and ali other tools and materials by shoe makers
all Of which x! be sold on the most reasonable terms
mar 4
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NEW BOOKS.
lN Country HANDLES in England. by Miss Cooper
Poetry Of the Vegetable World, capital book. The
Irving Gin. by Washington Irving Prsmats by Rich
ard Haywarde. Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain
Heroes of .6. Life of DR. Chalmers by Rev. J. c. Mof
fat. English Items. by Ward. Also late Novels and
Poems. Received this day, and for sale by
m,3O RATHBONE & WHEELER.
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II. NELSON.
ID. wooLsEY.
AUCT ION.
wOOLSEY e NELSON

NTTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w and Com mission Merchants Manufactures Agents
Dealers Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular atten
ton given to the sale all descriptions of Goods. Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday. Cas
advances made on Consgnments
aug % Nv WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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nISSOLUTION.

rr,HF Arm ofKAHN &. n lie has been di solved by
/ mutual consent. and tho business will hereafter b,
by ~ Kahn who authorized settle all the
business of the late firm Those indebted will please
max Immediate payment to him. 8. KAHN,
mNl1N ISAAC WILC.
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49, - Ea

Between the East and West
rT>HEUNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running IN con-
= nection with the Baltimore and Ohio kairosds
heelng,
Through tickets by this line to Philadelphia, Wash
fngtou City and Baltimore be procured from thu
Agents at Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, or on
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange
ments for tickeung through the travelling public will
md greatly tn their interest," going Erst West to
patronize this line.
The "Union Line" being q chartered Company, are
required BY awto updsr such regulations II in
comfort well safety the lives of passeges
III This Is the only line running in connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
IL THE steamers Of this line entirely new. and
the largest fastest safest and SUPERB vessels
built for the Western waters and will leave feows
FOREST CITY. Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday 8 p. M.
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McClaid, Monda. p. NJ.
BALIIMORE, Capt VIM. Clark, Tuesday p. n.
ALVIN ADAMS, capt. 6 w Norton, Wednesda, 3 p N.
VIRGINIA. Capt. Chss v. " elis. Ihursds, 3 z. m,
FALLS CITY. Capt, ram. Mason, Friday p. N.
IhOS. SWAMI. Capt Mcclure, Saturday 3 p. NJ.
Fare from Louisville to Bstmor-..... 80. eli 60
DO do do to Philadelphia or Washington ~ 60
Do do do to New York.-.............. Is 70
DO do Cincinnati 20 Baltimore. 10 90
Do do do to Philadelphis or Washington ii 90
Railroad and from Railroad TO Steamboat, free from
charge.
Pan additional charge of only 50 for state rooms
and meals is made from Louisville to Nheeline.
s. Moorhead, Agent.
Louisville. Ky.
NJ. Hender on. agent at Evansville, of,cs a: Lewis
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N1AILS.-cooK Kegs assorted Eastern and Pittsburgh
~ for sale Iop by s. L. GILBERT & CO..
myco Sycamore, near Water.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

or1cE ts HEREBY GIVEN TO all whom II may
~ concern that Bernard Heinecken formerly OF the
a.. of KISCH az HElNECKEN, Evansville, Ind, hav
or n. re upk nown, has longer any authority
br,ness make contracts, or collect money
connt said erm. the business will be hereafter
,nmad nv " Bisch who alon, will settle al former
and will be in wise responsible for any
transactions OF b. Heinecken after this date
ous n,o v. BlSCH.
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-Eany.MADE CLOTfHING.-A large and
* complete stock Of Clothing. Manufactured express.
/, or our Spring and Summer sales which We oner ~
reduced prices MERRITT. FIELD co.
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FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
ONE OF TIE BEST LOCATIONS IN
TaEW EST!

TIME property known as the EVANs'iL.E roU III,
| DRY en- Main street and the Cana together VIII
all its appurtanences, VIII oe so,u ~ P'"'' saw VI
mvis OLIVER LADD, Evansville, Ind.
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EVANSVILLE LUMB Err YARO.

FINHE subscriber having completed the asserting and
iiing his stock If Pine Lumber. would respectfully
inform citizens of Evansville Lamasco and vicinity
that he prepared to Oil all orders in his line he
would invS8e persors intending TO build. and mechanics
generally examine his stock before purchasing else
where Corner stn and Man sts., north OF Canal.
ap4 JohN r. GLo'Eh.
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PINE LUMBER
~ nnA FEET Pine Lumber, thoroughly sea-
ZO(J,UUU sensd. embracing all qualities, from one
M IN two inches thick for sale low Evansville
Lumber Yard Main ST., north OF Canal
80 JOHN r. GLOVER.
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GRANITE INSURANCE COMP ANY.
Utica, NY. Capital, 100000.

GEO CURTIS. Prcs't. ID. c. GROVE. Vice Pres't.
WM. II. DEDRICK, Sec'y. TIN. o. GRANNIS, Treas.
FRANCIS BATES, Gen'l Ag't.
THE undersigned continues to receive applications
i and issue Policies favorable terms any
sonsblc Office In the West For the high standing and
responsibility Of the above Company reference is made
to Messrs Bement & Viee. and Alis & Howes, Evans
Vile. my2gly HENRY c. GWATHMEY, Agt
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5O0s p doz p ct of for cash. ...........s D
Coos y dOz do do DO ............
1cUs D coz do do do ............ Ga7
II T.rhe lower prices above generally, where ice
sentoned for full packages, and the higher 70
small Wholesale.