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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

&C. Box rent in the P. o. at Indian
apolis has been raised to range from So
to So per annum, instead of s all around
as here tofore. There are $40 boxes of
which $50. bring $1,000, lao bring Sl2O,
40 bring $3.50, making in the aggregate
S2,l00; rather neat salary of Itself
This may all be right, but if it is not
down right robbery we are Mistaken
Judge Wick must intend to put himself
in condition independent of the public
crib, during his four years certainly
The business men of the place ought at
once discontinue their boxes.
Lafduette Journal.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
Whole Number II.
TO THE DEPARTED.
For the Banner.

TO THE DEPARTED.
Upon death couch a consumptive form
thus lay,
Unconscious that life was so fast ebbing
away;
When the hectic flush thus innocently
told,
That the angel of mercy would soon at
tend thy dear soul.
why didst thou lament in the depth of
your woe?
Or repine at the thoughts of being buried
alone;
Since the light of your being SO quickly
hath flown
To Him wherein true love is only known.
But dormant thou art-what be it to
thee?
Unconscious where thy worthy dust may
be,
If far benea tn the tenacious sod,
Thy spirit is with the living omnipotent
God.
'Tis better. far better in thy grave TO be
sleeping,
Than in sickness and in want-pcrhaps
weeping,
Unaided. uncheered by fostering love-;
Unconscious of the joys that may await
thee above.
Along the pathway of life, disease and
sorrow were strown;
Long the gar5 of grief and affliction thou
hast worn;
But now discord and threatening death
are oe'r.
In thy narrow house of clay thou dost
lay to weep no more.
And he who on calverv suffered and bled,
In sorrow and agony, great drops of blood
having she'd
Remember is coming in that beautiful
morning of time.
With voice all .hrilling-styled most
sublime.
To gather from the uttermost ends of the
earth,
Who sleep in their dust to receive new
birth.
o. hasten his coming, and may it be near.
When His call TO awaken, all nations
shall hear Nj. III. r.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

MAxIMs OF Bishop WILsoN.-He that
reads the Holy Scriptures with purpose
to profit by them, will find them clear,
and his duty determined.
Read the Scriptures with humility,
not to appear more knowing. but to be
edited.
A man that reads the Scriptures, as he
does other books, for diversion. for i'm
provement in worldly knowledge only.
and not with a design TO order his life
according TO the rules and examples of
piety he finds there, will never, by all
his reading, become 'wise unto saliva
tion."
The reading of the Scriptures. when
serious, is always attended with bless
ing.
A man may know all the learned crit
icisms of the Scriptures without knowing
the spirit, hetg pieflyt. and the mysteries
thereto.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

AN OLD VETERAE.--A correspondent
informs us that Jonatha More, of Bar
tholomew county. Indiana, was born in
Kingston, New Jersey on the I'd of Au-
gust, 1854. He served seven years in the
revolutionary war, five of which was as
Gen. Washington's body guard. He was
discharged at Newburg. New York, on
the Hudson river. and from thence walk
ed 10 Charleston, Va. where he married
Miss Eliza beth Long. after which he en-
igrated to Warren county. Ohio. and from
there to his present residence in Indiana.
where he now lives, at The advanced age
of almost nincty-nine years, with the
wife of his first choice. Both are enjoy
ing good health.-Cin. Commercial.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

WHEN DOES EDUCATION CoMMENcE?-
Education does not commence with the
alphabet. 1t begins with mothers look,
with fathers nod of appreciation. or
his sigh Of reproof; with sisters gentle
pressure of the hand. or brothers noble
act Of forbearance; with a handful Of
flowers in green and daisy meadows; with
birds nest admired, but not touched;
with humming bees and glass bee e-hives;
with pleasant walks in shady lanes; and
with thoughts directed. in sweet and
kindly tones and words. to nature, to
beauty. to acts of benevolence, to deeds
of virtue. and to the source of all good
to God himself
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

THE ATHEIST AMONG THE ALPs.-A
traveller among the scenery of the Alps,
surrounded by the sublimest demonstra-
ton OF Gods power. had the hardihood
10 write against his name in an album
kept for visitors. IAN atheist" Anoth-
er, who followed, shocked and indig-
nant at the inscription, wrote beneath it,
off an atheist, fool; if not, q liar"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
Plymouth Marshall County, Indiana Thursday July 2l 1853

Gle. from lis correspondent, or reporter at
the convention, did Br. Turner great in
justice. by lis sueers at one Of his speech
es. We repeat it, Br. Turner did HIM
self and the cause lie defended honor, the
sneers OF the Tribune TO the contrary not
withstanding. The sense of the commu-
nifty at Hartford on the subject of the de-
fence of the Bible in that convention may
be seen in the following resolution, pas
sed among others, at large meeting of
the citizens, held the evening after the
convention adjourned. at which Leonard
B. Griffin. Methodist minister presided.
"ResOLued, That the sincere and hearty
thanks of Chris,endom are due to the
Rev. Messrs Storrs, of New York. and
Turner of this city, for their a Bile, ma:.ly.
fearless. laborious and triumphant de-
fence of the Holy Scriptures, during the
recent convention"
With sucn testimony in favor of our
services at the convention. we can bear
to have the editor of the Tribune call us
"mean and sneaking." and show his SYM
pathy with the self-praising Joseph Bark
er. Chairman, and principal deistical
speaker at the convention. Mr.. Barker,
we res pect as man, and for his defence
Of Christianity years ago; bat we deeply
deplore his fall, and mos. sincerely pity
him in his present position.
OrSA valuable silver mine has Just
been discovered in Gordon county, Geor-
gia, which is being worked with good
profit.
O3- Carpenters in Oregon are getting
Sc per day and boarded, and comm on la
borers So per day and boarded.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

In st. Petersburgh there is an old and
excellent custom requiring every person
taken up drunk. male or female, 10 sweep
the streets the next Gay for certain num-
ber of hours.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

"Now." ."-"Now," is the constant syl-
liable ticking from the clock of time
Now" is the watchwOrd of the wise.
Now" is on the banner of the prudent.
Let us keep this little word always in
our mind and whenever any thing pre-
sents itself in the work, whether mental
Oh physical. we should do it with all our
might, remembering that "Now" is the
only time for us. 1t is. indeed sorry
way to get through the world, by putting
off till Tomorrow, saying, "Then," will
do it. No! this will never answer, "Now"
is ours; "then" may never be.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
OyA correspondent wishes us to as

OgA correspondent wishes us to ask,
with regard to business letters that pass
between friends. if it would not be we'll.
when a commission is entrusted to a
friend requiring an answer. to enclose a
postage stamp to him, and thus save him
the xpense of postage for what is to him
no interest. No man would wish to send
him all answer without prepay ing, and
triding, is unjust. Core spondents will
govern themselves accordingly.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

OEA valuable silver mine has just
been discovered in Gordon county, Geor-
gia, which is being worked with good
profit.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

&C. Carpenters in Oregon are getting
Sc per day and boarded, and comm on la
borers So per day and boarded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-25
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
New YORK, May "a.

ro New YORK, May "a.
The Franklin has arrived with Liverpool
dates of the 10th.
Flour demand good prices, sitter, but don't
alter quotations. Corn-demand moderate
prices, in favor Of buyers. Lard holders firm
with moderate sales. Beef and Pork DULL
Bacon active.
The America arrived on the llth.
A grand reception was given Mrs. Stowe
at the Stafford House on the 7th, when ia
nous address of the women of England was
presented to Mrs. Stowe by Earl of Shafts
bury, and was responded to by Rev. DR..
Beecher.
Parliament discussion budget continued
Ministry i'm all cases-a flaming majority
nearly certain-whole series will pass with
but few moderations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-25
BILLIARD SALOON.

(EntraHte FIRST Street.)
TTNHE undersigned have purchased this well known
l. Saloon. and eDtire rehtted and refurnshed il. IL
is in every particular agreeable place o. resort,
being provided with excellent Tables and every thing
"cssary for the comfort and pleasure of visitors The
proprieOrs will give thei person attention To the Sa
loon, and spare trouble in making the sits o. their
friends pleasant Connected with the Billiard Saloon,
but the groun1 floor. is Bar provided with the
choicest brands of liquors and cigars The old patrons
of the Saloon and the public generally. invited to
call THOS. ID SMITH.
apl4 ALBERT ROWLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-25

A Coon ADMINISTRATIVE the bag
gage car on the passenger train of the Lafa-
yette and Indianapolis Railroad dog cage is
placed to accommodate canine passengers
Persons sometimes have favorte dogs which
they dislke to trust TO the tender mercies OF
the freight train, and which railroad men don't
wish to have in their way; by this plan they
can be accommodated with a separate room.
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y. y. ANDERSON,
II. A. ~ ~ 4
COMMERCIAL ROW.
Opposite j. "a. .Magee Il Co.,
a x~.. tln mi

Opposite j. n. .Nagee q Co.,
evansville. ma.
rs receiving a large and superior stock Of SPRING
l. GOODS, Of the best material and of the FASH
ionable styles Fine black and coored Cloths OF the
best English. French. and German manufacture; fine
black Doeskin; large stock of French, English and
American Fancy Cassimeres, in and beautiful styles
patterns designs: Linen Drills Of the ver first quality
goods plain, coorcd and figured Of the most
beautiful styles for summer wear; plain, fancy and
figured Silks ana SaIns of superb auanty.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be manufactured order in good style, and sold
CHEAPER than the goods be bought in any city
West of the Mountains. Terms. CASH.
ID s. A. is agent for Williams "keports OF Fashion,.
The present number he had by mail otherwise,
ordered for the suIaii sum of 81 80. apl6n
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TOTHE LADIES.

CHANkLlN d REILLY would respectfully call the
- attention of the ladies to their stock of Embroi-
deres Laees and white goods just received consisting
of Jaconet and Swiss embroidered Collars,
Mousquetaire mourning and second mourning Collars;
Jaconet and Swiss embroidered Sleeves:
Swiss embroidered Chemisettes aud CUFFS;
Jaconet anu SWISS EGgngs and lnsertings:
do do Pointed Fiouncings and Bands;
Real Thread Lace EdgiRgs and lnsertings;
Black and white Lace Capes, blk and straw V'ils:
Plaid and striped Jaconets and embroidered Swiss
Mslns &c., all of which offered for sale at the
est prices. ap2I SHANKLIN * REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-25

MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF ANIMALS AND
BIRDS
Native and foreign consisting Of Leopards Tigers Tiger
Cats Panhers Wolves. Black and Grizzly Bears Zone
of the latter the largest this side OF the
Rocky Mountains 0sirches. Monkeys 0urang outangs;
the rema rkable LRsHs Nature. known as the
WILD BOY OF CEYLON;
The "Happy Family and OF the most extraordina-
~ ones ever collected, numbering ever ONE THOU
SAND BEASTS AND BIRDS, native and fore n. living
together in perfect harmony; the celebrated Brahm
Castle.
In addition to these and many other attractions in this
part of the establishment.
THE RENOWNED CHINESE FAMILY, On.
Consisting of five persons including the Royal Princess
PWAN YEKO, the most beautiful creature of her high
class who escaped from the Celestial Empire, her
feet being only two inches and half in le 9Th will APP
pear and give Concerts. both vocal and instrumental
using their native instruments.
MONKEY AND PONY PERFORMANCE
Will he given at each exhibition. and Mr.. GEORGE
NUTrEH the Lion Tanner. will enter the cage OF he
large and beautiful BRAZILIAN TIGER, and those Of
sey raj other ferocious Animals.
Persons can visit the Menagerie without entering the
Hippodrome. If so disposed.
II PR, L TO BOTH Is ONLY FIFTY CENTS.
Children and servants half price.
The newly designed and magnificent Pavilion is capa
bic of seating five thousand persons eomforta' ".
For particulars Budget Of Fun, Pictorial and De.
scriI,tiye Bills at the Hotels.
myII C. II. CASTLE, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-25

There are two volcanoes in Oregon
Mts. St. Helen nd Baker, from which dense
volumes of smoke are issuing, giving un-
doubted evidence that their volcanic fires are
not yet extinguished.
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AND BUGGY KING

CARRIAGE AND BUGGY M KING!!
NIESSRS. SATERLEE d DE'GARM0 have on
Nl hand good assortment Of one and two horse Car
riages. Rockaways and BuGgies manufactured al their
own shop after tbs most approved and modern sly les
Messrs. :. ~ Dec will promptly fill all orie for
tom work in the neatest and mot substantial manner,
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers. eth in
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
Black smith who does up the Iron work in st
be exceed. apply
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MISSES CowD6N b BARKER.

IA WOULD respectfully invite the at ntion Of -,
the Ladies of Evansville ana vicinity; toa G.
n.y. large aud beautiful selection OF X y e. nv
LL y Err that they have Just receive from New
York, and never surpassed in this ely for variety stye
and beauy. Those in want Of handsome cheap Bonnets
Ribbons Flowers, Mantellas. NC, would do well TO cal
on Main street. between Water and First streets.
SIDE where every endeavor will be made to please the
most fastidous taste.
n. b. Milliners and Apprentices wanted. ape
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-25
INSTRUCTION.

miss II. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
kI To the citizens of Evansville that she is prepared
TO give instruction the Piano Forte to a limited mum
Der of young Ladies. and hopes by strict attention. to
merit the appreciation OF all WHO patronize her, my
lyARDINES.-2a5 Boxes assorted sizes. just re-
- ceived and for sale BY S. K GILBERT d CO.,
my4 Sycamore, near Water
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-25

RATHER SrEEP.-The Pope in his letter to
the French Clergy, speaks of sour very dear
son in Jesus Christ, Napoleon, Emperor of the
French
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- - - 49,
Esetvyeem the Cestnnd Wc,,

TINE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS running in con-
Il nection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad III
heeling,
through tickets by this line to Philadelphia Wash
ington City aud Baltimore be procured from tho
Agents Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati, or on
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange.
ments ;or cketng through. the travelling public viii
fnd greatly their interest, going Fest West,
patronize this tine.
The "Union Line" being a chartered Company are
required ny law-to under such Igtionsas
comfort we'll safety the y passengers
This as the Gully line running in connection with
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
Vt Fs1te Steamers this line entirely new. and
the largest fastest. safest and most super vessels
built tor the Western waters, and will leave follows,
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch. Sunday p. NJ.
DAVID MITE, Capt W. McClaid, Monda, , p. NJ.
BALTIMORE. Capt Vim. Clark, Tuesday y. NJ.
ALVIN ADAMS. Capt. W Norton wednesda, 3 p NJ.
VIRGINIA, capt. Cbas v. " ellis Thursday p. NJ,
FALLS CITY. Capt, sam. Mason, Friday 3 p. NJ.
.THOS SWAMI. Capt. J Mcclure, Saturday 3 y. NJ.
Fare from Louisville to Baltimore.... SlI 20
DO do do 10 Philadelphia Washington ~ 20
Do do do TO New York............... IS %
DO do Cincinnati 10 Baltimore. ............... 20 20
Do do do 40 PHILADELPHIA Washington ii 90
Passengers baggage transferred from steamboat to
Railroad and from Railroad To Steamboat, free from
charge.
ram additional charge of only 50 for state rooms
and meals is made from Louisville 10 Nheeing.
s. Moorbeaa, Agent.
Louisville. Ky.
~ Hender on, agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
q (,raN- = N hart hnat
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CLOCKS AND JBwELRY

OE70O1A1
n THE subscriber thankful for past liberal pat
A. ronage, would respectfully inform the public and
e.E the Ladies in particular that he has Just received
arge and very fine assortment Of WATCHES JEW
ELkY CLOCKS and all other articles usually found in
jewelers. shop which ne and Mill sell a prices
low they be bought in other city His stock
consists in part Of Fine Gold and Silver Wat ches God
Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Plain nd Seit Rings,
Diamond Rings, Gold Pencils. Fine Hunting Lockets,
Guard and Fob Keys, Fine Seals and Bue kle Gold
Pens. a large assor,rn of Ladies' and Gentlemens
Breast Pins. splendid lot Of Earugs both Drops ard
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Spoons silver Pencils
extension Pen holders, Silver Jhmbles, beautiful 'O
of fine Pearl Car Cases. Portmones Souveniers. vnd
host Of other articles all OF the styles. Ca IL
and take look how il is trouble % show such
nice things Every thing sold j. warranted N he rel
resented. J. l.. BITTROLfF.
apl-3m Main Street. bet Water aud First.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-25

IS SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. 50
CHANKLIN& REILLY, Wholesale and ketIii Deal
- ers ia Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. have now in
store and receiving drectfrom the Eastern Cites
well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods, suit
able for this which they offer to their customers
ami all others at very low rates. the following CON-
pr.ses part OF their stock:
Black, blue and brown Cloths;
Black and fancy Cassimeres;
Tweeds Cosmetics satin silk and Marseigles Vest
ings;
Cottona les, Denms Brown and blcached Linen
Drills;
Brown aud bleached Sheetings and Shirtings;
Forty mch pillow case Cottons and Linens.
Calcoes, Lawns, Berages, Be:age de LANES auc
Poplins;
Dotted aud embroidered Swiss Muslins;
Black and cold Alpacas;
Black aud col'd silk Shawls:
White and cold Grape 10;
Black gros de Rh.n silks, Brocade;
Chameleon and plaid Silks;
Hosiery. Gloves, Bonnets, Ribbons, Parasols, and
Umbrellas:
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes;
Window papers and painted Shades.
AL.O-A iull assortment of Trimmings and Notions.
all of which will sell at the lowest market prices
Call in aud examine for yourselves at the corner OF
Main and First streets, Evansville, Ind.
ap2I SHANKL,y q REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-25

THESE RESTORATIVE PILLS lave been used in
l. private nractee, with unpreeec ented success for
~ years; they have fore been offered 10 the
public. These pills distractions, open the nat
ural passages of the fus of the bodyas the pores and
tactical vessels.
THEY ARE WHOLLY EGETABLE and perfectly
harmless in their effects instead Ct weakening and de-
biatng the patient. las is usually the with other
pills. they give To the ,cHsirenghenng and
nvigoratng both stomach and bowels; and mparting
new lie and energy To every part Of the system
Being wholly vegetable, they mild in their opera
ton without gripping. or any pain whatever. They are
slow in their movement but thorough in their renova
nng and restorative character and need only to be tried
10 be- approved of 10y all such afflicted with the
horrible suffering from Dyspepsia or any OF the symp
toms OF disordered stomach.
The $40 dACH Is THE CENTRE OF SYMPATHiES.
IL is principally supplied with nerves by large pair
proceeding drecil! from the brain, called the Par
gum. These in their send branches u the pha
arynx; tn ossophagus the vessels the
nj heart the lungs the liver, the spleen and the cia
pbragm.
1hi distribution will account for many of the sympa-
thies between the stomach and other parts Of
the body.
Tits unnecessary TO go rihe than primary derange
ment Of the stomach account for the multitude of dis
tressipg symptoms with which many afflicted, such
Indigestion BiIlionsness {Drowsiness Debility
Acidty Extreme Languoi and Tx
sense ofoppression al the bauston,
pit OF the stomach. Restl 'ssness, Cosliyehess;
Depression of spirtsr Headache,
Heaviness, Extreme nervous agitation,
Cold hands and feet, }Papitation of the heart,
Nunbness of the limbs and An incapabl for the least
Vertigo. Nausea, }Mstiness and indistnctness
Difficulty of Respiration, of vision.
StupIr. "a temporary loss Of memo.
UNPLEASANT Taste in the ~.
mouth, particularly when, sense of Emptiness.
rising In the morning, Pulset ssfreauentand more
Dull, heavy pain aud sense feeble than usual.
of weight in the head, SEmaciation and extreme
Dependency. Debility.
With MANY other distressing mptc ms arising from
dsorcered Till at last all the faculties of the
mind seem Frustrated with the energies of the body
from all OF which the poor sufferer may obtain relief in
few hours, by HalseJ's npvating and Restorative
Pills. aud by adherng To the directions accompanying
the Ps) very soon feels If new life and energy
impart d To the whole system.
Persons purchasing these Pills will Re careful to OBJ
serve that the name Of U. HALSTED lin gilt letter on
black paper) Is affixed a wrapper to,each box; and
that none 'nune unless labeled in this manner.
IT PFor sale by Druggists everywhere. Principal
Depotat BURNET'S,
No. Ia East Fourth street. Cincinnati, o.
PRIC e FIFTY CENTS
For sale by keller IL FARNSLEY,
HALLOCk IL SrODDARD,
CRAW FORD BELL,
WOOLSEY d LIN, X.
nyl2 Agents.
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ICE CREAM.

rJJUE subscriber having refcd hs rooms at his resi-
i idence on Second street between Main aud LO-
Gust is now prepared to furnish the citizens of Evans
willie with superior article of this delightful and cooling
luxury Families rites and Pie Mics furnished at short
notice with any avored they may wish delivered
ap3l-dIm GEO. w GLOVER.
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NORTHERN PLANK Road.

meeting OF the Directors OF ;hs Northern RANK
n Road Company held on tn 9Th day of Nay, A. ID
IeJ3 ordered thai the holders OF Stock In SAID
Company ne required pay nsalmeht OF i've dot
lars for each share subscribed on or before me MINI
day OF June next aud that James Laughiin, Jr be
thorised to receive I've same.
BY order of the Board.
myl0 JAS. IT. JoNbs, ne ~. pro tcra
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yyyFOlCSAEE DRY GOODS.

JOHNSON Il FRENC II have no on hand one OF the
j best selected stocks of Dry Goods offered to
the trade of Evansville consisting of every thing in that
line which they offer for sale favorable terms as
any House in the West. Their stoc, has been selected
with great expressly this trade and exclusively
from hands aud manufacturers Country merchants
and dealers generally invited to give them call,
they pledge themselves To sell as low and on as Ia
vorablc terms as the quantities be purchased
either in or out OF Evansville. tap2Ol