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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-21
lF Lieut.. Gov. Willard, the great Ne.

IL Lieut.. Gov. Willard, the great Me-
braska gun of the State, is advertised to visit
the First District, on an eleciioneering tour.
That's right--don't give the people an,
chance to do their own thinking. We shall
see how far Willard will be able to make
free Democrats relinquish their own indie
pendent feelings and opinions, and knuckle
down to party dictation. Bring him on
We are able to spike all the guns brought to
bear on free opinion in the Pocket. Where's
Todd!
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CHERRY PEcToRAL.-See in our advertis.
ing columns notice Of this medicine. We
are not in the habit of saying much in rela-
ton to such medicines as are generally seen
going the rounds of newspapers; but in re-
lation to Ayre's Cherry Pectoral, we feel that
we can say something in lis favor with pro-
priety, from the fact that we have tried it.
A young man in our office has also used it,
and in both his and our own case it proved
most bene6cial.-[ Am. Presbyterian. Grces-
vile, Tenn.
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TRAIToRous.-Dr. Davis, the slavery can
didate for Congress in opposition to Hon.
Daniel Mace, made a speech at Lafayette, a
lew days since. The Courier says he was
asked whether he would favor the admission
of Utah with Polyamy. After some hesita-
ton he announced that he should oppose it.
So the sold liners themselves are becoming
traitors to popular sovereignty.
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FIRST DIsrR:cT.-W have heretofore ex-
pressed doubt about the defeat of Mr.. Nil.
Ter Tor Congress in the first district. few
days since we conversed with an intel! gent
gentleman from that district, and he express.
ed the belief that Judge Hall would be tri.
umphantly elected Ind Free Dem.
Such is the Intelligent belief" all over
this District The people down here have
taken things into their own hands, and Thea
generally succeed in what they undertake.
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And this is the man whom the present
Pierce administration turned out of office to
make room for free-soiler, for an abolition
list as they are called down here! He was
too much of q man 10 bestOw the offices in
his gift TO iree-soiers, so Mr.. Pierce turned
him out Of office, and substituted man who
would prefer iree-soilers to the old National
Democrats. And this is the same admins
tration whose organs are charging those op.
posed TO it and to the Nebraska bill, with be-
ing abOlitionists
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o. The Umpire arrived opposite the city
evening before last. She remained "oppo-
site the city" all yesterday. The Ohio is
rather harder road to "trabble" Just now
than the Jordan used to be-
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0T Gen. Lane was advertised to syeak
at Lamasco last evening. He has COM
menced a regular tour in this neck of woods.
If he promises to be dangerous, we will start
Todd out after MIN.
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IS The weather is very cool now OF
mornings, and pleasant during the day A
few fires were kindled up yesterday morning
by the chilly folks.
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Judge Bronson is known all over the
Unicn as a man who would not sacrifice one
iota of principle to hold the most lucrative
office in the gilt of the federal government.
1t is important TO discover the sentiments OF
so tried and true u man on the great toTic
of Congressional non-intervention. The
Judge is perfectly sound as e. cry one knew
he would be. He has written letter &C.
cepiing his nomination for Governor, and
giving his views on few Political topics.
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APPOINT MENTs

" the Ind. Annual Conference the NJ. T.. Church.
INDIANAPOLIS Dis. n & cr,rx y
do Wesley Chanel I.mss n Nail.
West Indananolis Wi ;,m
MooresyiiIs n W villains
Quincy, Miss, 5. Dane.
MartinsyilIe -, ih
Mount Tabo. CO.. T;n.,n
EIIetlsyiile WH Iannsao
Bloomington Wm nan;.i
Morgan,own' s Wni. " panle''
NASHVILLE Mn.,,a NV pa,,o
WiIIiamsburyb. in J,o'I W u;,, I,"''n'
JonesyiIle w = ca,,
Rrnwns, -. CaleI'
Indiana Ins,i,u,a f. A.. Ia, Ivy Vv c..
Ma'h ans y, W, TOT the onnd U. W. Ames supt,
Indiana Iinivar.i,x II uPei euu. 1ei'' S S.
Blooming,on o.. 80 "!' ii''' -'0'"''' VI
RIoomina.,ss. ~ euar' Co ,n ~,
II. sinex. PrincinaI MeSSs, of INTERNATIONALLY
QuarterIy CanSsppa, "en"et Vi bloomington
Redf,rJ ny. Ooiiershse'
pdrJ Di'' ma!den nays, r. L.
Or,aas' 4. VI. haneocA.
Snrinmv,u. SUnI ". uIcen.
Sipnn s' w: q. 0oInemus.
Heion,viile. Fla Ell e. ci e. Wehs'
IeasyiIi. nlias uask i
Hou.,on va w u pa,,
ii;' w. w. fuet.
ulona, Jas. r. McCann.
na'uihsouIsn' Lew Olnord
oron,av;rs 60 y ro Cse
~'anse'no, Uco. r. gunner
N Na.c s;n MISS, u ~ d; ketehum.
~ uy - Co., ". omi.n, Il. IL.
AZ a. C, $50! onaPe'' Ios sM hchee'
w w D0eh'onar!, u W, perry.
DO DO DO loSo ~ OnaPe a. an Limo efm man,
~ ~ 'o"n st. Lower ,oah! ana west union
~. sIh,.. c,..,. so';
HeM aioah! Circut, q. .. Ciihord.
i.s' LAWN Lee.
Cnrxdon ~ go
1Iori"on, ~. Ming.
Ceau,I, y p isiy Do
S Ss' Ieter s. Ihornourgh'
Saiem, James rIestoh,
i;,,,e Ynrr p""' A"'0" to roI ~ 80 'au'oihs.
canHai,,n nis n = rruPP,eu =, T.
DO s,n,io, y % i,s, L.
49,, t' va ne.nuP'
CIT, r ~ ;r 1aeAson.
pon,u, ' 60 Az ,~ou,Psvn'
.I'r..,,,Ii 49, ~ ". ~ aiAer'
nii,' Iohu vans.
$500 r., a, W =, rots!"o'
r,oIu .'eA' W.. IA nichards.
,,h oS, .. nIooNs, toeup.
D Jas ~ i,umire'
NOME, Jas. Bean.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES
GLORIOUS SUMMER.

the bot. u,try atmosphere of summer the rank
the aud the MARSHES IN the deep valleys
South vither aud die The
drinks the and the dee"yns plants
OF and poisonous that
Produce Yellow Jaundiee Heterogeneous the stomach aud
bowels Darrhe disertery. Agae sud Fever Bilious
Fevers Under iahn'
hona free OF DR. iHUcEs INDIAN NtGErAblE
PASACEA IL cleanse the loSels purity the
blood health Advertisement her COL
nun Of his paper e5S
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
rI,HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that through
in the cloth he Is enabled
~ause ali Mool.n-stuns aud take stains lie
clothes by him. viii ever
sho aga n aud that the Cloth will get the poll
also mending at short LOtce
aud on reasonable prices The Public viii please give
u trial. GUSTAS n. hRACi.
Mr. Shnith' House. next door of DIR. Muehhausen.
ser2I- Lama CO.
nIIESSE.ust reed per Umpire. IS bxs Orange
u Far Cheese. .a.d fo- sale by ..
s.p2i l& ID HhlMAN.
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IL We are unavoidaby compelled to lay
over some new adv ertisements til to-mor-
row.
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r,E und, rsigned have this day formed
Il der styi AID lin Holiday. the
General PIodace, Forwarding and
business in this city. EDWARD x. HILL.
sept2-tf MARCOS K. HOLIDAY.
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PRINTER WANTED.

An experienced Printer OF steady habits, competent
to take charge of the printing department Of Daily
paper and oversee the Job Office, is wanted immedi-
ateIy in thi. Good wages given payable
by my invariable rule, every Saturday evening. No
Sunday work. ADD. H. SANDERS.
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I........... 49,. BOIIIDAY
BigLE. * HUGEEDAN.
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MkkCHANTS.

tt$
HHAVING ftsj aud spacious Nareheuse on the
Wabash aud Ere Canal Main the Derot
awt"rdsve Railroad aud having
pie Whnroat facilities mnts for q storage and
Forwarding Produce aud Merchandise ~ Canal RIVER
Railroad vii lie unsurpassed in this city We also
ieit Groceries in New Orleans
We will make liberal advances Produce consigned
lie here he shipped Sogthern Eastern
kes. We hope by prompt attention business to merit the
public patronage.
stp2-f HILL HOLIDAY.
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JOIN =. GLOVER & co.

GsROPRlEIUKS OF the large Lumber Main
sth Evansl lie Ind wind
builders aLd others wanting their stock
complete consisting of
Pine bosris OF eyerv grade and thickness.
Ash and Pine flooring
Pine aud Poplar Notwithstanding,
Dressed fine ceiling
HeIlOck J0ists aud Scantlu,
No. I Shaved piuv Shingles and 10 nistake.)
do Saw ed 10
Cut POIlr do do &c
Orders rom the Country viii receive prompt attention,
Ruilders will hear MIND that are rny
cut and Feet long.
Cash, unless otherwise
purchase.
septII-3w d&w.
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GlNCHAMS.-lOc cases styles received and for sale
by LOW q CO..
sep15 Main ST., Louisville, ny.
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PRIY,TE RniRniNG.
cop,RTNERsIIip.

NyRS. DIR. NEGLEN having taken a house on Chestnut
~ street. opPosit- the Episcopal Church. Is prepared II
accommodate Day Board also families.
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HILL & HOLIDAY.
g. n. Es;CLEsyoN A. co,

ScROPRrt;TO OF City Foundry Evans
vle BALD ell kisds of MsehBeyy in e, 10. quail and
pr.ce equal to any made in any city OF the est
make Fire Steam Engines an Saw and Grist Mill
Irons Water heels. Wheels Cast Iron Hous.
frons Fence Railing patti rms Brass Mok OF all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Bridge WOrkindecd
thing line business Prompt attention. gwen to
pairs.
pay highest rrice Cor Scrip Iron Brass and Copper.
Foundry the Cana-corner of Canal and Inge streets
sep1-u
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n n DOZEN Shoe Brushes, ass'd;
IL " doz Scrub dc
2doz Store do do FOR sale low by
HORNBR0oK CHURCHILL.
aug25 Water street.
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DIR. &c. BuRCH.DSNTrsT

aving devoted the last Of his life to the study
z practice Of his profession would respectfully
qae those ~ho in debt TO him Cor Professional services to
for ward and without delay IL unusual the
part profession which he belongs to give
redt aDG he earnestly requests that will call him
in future for professional who not prepared and
willing ray both material used and the skill necessary
f. op ration y the kind.
stpIz-tI
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JEREMIAH BENIN. INsURlNCE AutNr.

JEREMIAH BENIN. INSURANCE. AGkNT.
Ofhee j. NJ. Caldwell's Store Evansville Indiana.
GENT for the NEW YORK CITY ms. CO..
~ STATE MUTUAL FIRE & MARIN a ms. CO.. OF
lai risblrgh Pa.
UNITED STATES LIFE INA. CO. New York:
KEYSTONE MUTUAL LIE HEALTH INSt r.
ANCE co of Harrsburgh, Pa. sepD-ly
6,UGAR HOUSE. PLANTATION d. REFINED
~ $40 LASSESliO bblS best quality fine order, Tor sale
by 5. T.. GILBERT d CO.
sep2O Sycamore near " alter.
rTENNEssEE MONEY-IN ANY AMorNT-ho"ghtt by
/ 5. l.. GlLBERr& CO..
sep2O Sycamore Water.
,UBAsIxES.-20.O oC Choice Tor sale ~
~ 5. l.. GILBERT x co.
sep2O Sycamore near Water
no THE LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD.
CHOICE article nf Family Brval be had at all times
~ hy calling CoOE's Family Grocery and those that wish
be ppied at their houses. bv leaving ders
sepl9 COOKS Family Grocery.
EAn RUSH. ear corn.
cDtSO 30 bush Brla.
80 do Ship Stuff in store and Cor SALE at
sepl9 COOKS Family CREEPY.
gcREsiI EGGs.- 2oo doz. fresh egg. int reed at
a sepls COOKS Family Grocery.
NEW q ATs.-300 bush fresh oats inst reed
" sePI3 COOKS Family Grocery.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
nrlered that the Lots 6. .. g. 10 II IL
" la Block ~ LVs .. TO- III & " Ia Di1cA
Lots l. 3 4. s. Z. Q. TO- II 4 ~ ia Block ~ Lo
3. 4, B., Block -. all the Eeastern
the be tlled up with earth 80 q" % 10
with the the direction OF the ngheeI ia ~
days the publication Of this order and ia oeau
the Marshall Is directed perform sneh WORK any @
expenses THEREBY viii be assessor TO- an' col
by Lots much thereof Is may De nee
essary ~ satisfy sad lien and costs;
Isyyi Tru u 'N' "'""'" GEO. II. TODD. Clerk
INDIA RURDER BATTLES. Teething Rings. Balls
l. Basks aud Combs .rsirei'e al ~ pr-supps
sepl5 i0Shrhs D.
UEr aR ,CEyyTs, Necklaces. COrnealian Hearts and
e. Crosses Just zee ~ i, n,-sr,,.
/ sepl5 "A. v. rOShEbS
6,OID Pens. Gold and cOmmOn JcweIy. PvriumeTy.
Va 8e.. Just reed at -
sepl5 "A. V. fCSHEE'S.
DLtCK CAssEMERES.-5 eases direct imr ortation.
ID this ID ~ JAMES Low 4 CO.
srpl5 4iS Vain St. Louisville by.
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OCTOBER. ELECTION.

We are authorized to the of0RACE PLU-
MEX - candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in this he sr
Judicial Circuit at the ensuisg October election ser2Os
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INDIANA MILLS
WANTED.
ICE ICE.

! n OTIS Fer SsLE.-sOO by no feet on the corner Of
e. GoOdseli and Centre Lamaseo city. Apply
G e.. KEATS.
WA. II. JAMES.
augJ0-tf At the Gas Works
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PIITa.EC SPEAKING.
COI MILLER AND JIDEE HALL.

Speaking t. commence nj o'clock =. NJ, excel
SQUIRE Martins aud CyBthiana. sept
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Wheeling and zanebvllle Limo.


THR hOl running STEINER Stephen
.ifl u Buynrd, BooTH Master, having been
W lItlp5 Te.piinltd aud re,dee0Ttied Will leave
Wheeling for SunhSh aud all Intermediate
andIngs EVERY DAY al half ptSt O'Clock, P,M.l
Fortnight or passage apply on board. seRl
Yer baltimore, VYRShInEIOn, philadelphia
md New York
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0Teaf thTonTh lind for thb BaBt.

Great through Line Tor the East
lINHR Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road nom Mheellngto
Dalllmore, and connecting With tue WAShinSlon
Ranch Rail Road tho Junction (alsy called te Relay
House 80 miles Om Balllm0Tei and with tie PhilHdel
phli WiimnSORtnd Baltimore Rail Road 70 PhildslPhn.
The ereA tunnels un0n lie line are now completed, 1pd
ibe whole road 10 IN hne condition. IeAehtug ore or the
most piCluTesqu. and romantic routes IN lle world.
The now and splendid SleHmer ofthe Union Line from
louisville and Cincinnati connect With this road al WHEEL
ing, and through tekeS from thcse plleestO BALTIMORE
Washington, Phlltdepha &c., may be lad othe agents.
OF on the boats.
A. ~, (Wheens time and arrives Nt Cumberland (9Ql
mllesJ al Up Nj and allowing two houtt there alhSsAi III
baltimore C5SO miles, "A, M tte next morning, ma
king tie passage throGsln about 20 louTS including oil
d. checked through tOany elstsrnr
without charge. ,,.,,- IA. o.
WaahlpElon Al the Junction, and for Philadelphia A BAL
limore Without extra charge TnyeeI9 are allowed ami
ne line and opportunity O( all points their ea9
Through Tickets nom wheeing 70 Baltimore. lwlth
privilege Olyng over anywhere on tho LoueI sbO-to
WaSilHrton 500 10 Philadelphia, Sl0-to 30 had on
bard tie steamers OF the UNION Lue On lhe Ohio ard Of
the Rail Road Agents. Wee,lngg B Ford & AOundS'
vills maj WM PARKRR. Genl Snn't
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No. j Super Phosphate Of Lime.7
VERSUS "GUANO."


HIS valuable fertilizer has been used for several year,
In Bngand aud Olher paris OF Europe, and next 10 gu
Ho holds tho highest ank III popularity and the extent e
which II 10 used among PsTneTg 10 sTOdps0D In ihi
country BY The lubtcilbeT has been more recent but I
pOEIe6a Il has made In Tho estimation Of the public has
not been less marked or Successul than abroad after !u
TRIAL OF tbTeo years Investigation OF It's netlls, In which
time ihore has beenyeIy many leTupuoua experiments
made BY tie most scientific agTeultulsts and various
Iubs, Committees &c. side by side Peruvian GuanoI a.
10 Its relative valOe ronrAfed wihe latter and In mOa
instances preference given 10 ihe "Surer Phosphate o.
me" Such TerOrts as returned viii shortly be placed
before tho public which win convey more Information
than tie subscriber feels dSrOsed to oheI as the manu-
hetuTeT, Atlhe present moment.
Sehamra composition Is Of that nature 10 al once az
ford food aud nOurshment TO growth OF a descriptions,
It's basis being jiuthed gOuud BoNt" the efesey o
which as manure 10 already well known and appreciated
which aIo eCOmpOsed BY tho addition Of one NH their
weight OF HupbuIlC Acid tU Which lsuddet duo pIOpOT
O OF 6UOh0 and Suphate OF AnllOnaI tho later Is one
Of lie most e.Ienl agents In the beat Peruvian GUano.
II 10 easy hauded, being ina perfect powdsT II Will be
found suitable 10 all soils, warranted pure and gennIn',
aud when al maturity to be Oud seeleious as here Te
presented
scTibeT or to his hgenis, whose anes ave as ioowsi
MesSSn. MeGIuder & Sons, Richmond, Va.
do ROWloii, iaIldy d. 10, Potel1buIg, Va.
do BOTdn & Mclean, Norfolk, Va.
In O. Al StAWMt. kF1,, baltimore, Md
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pnndl Raaall ReadlII

IN BSlRlNG tO reduce our stock az low as possible DC
J fore Oponlng our New Goods, we will without any
jOSipq about H. SELL our Dress Goods Al eolt Lidle'
wanting lawn, chaly, baIege, d0laln or 0uSe uIeA'
can buy one irOmui on Tile terms stated above Il,
II you want to try the honesty Of Our adHe''ernem
no IS Main itre4t, Centre Wheeling;
suv00 NONAlR 4 .llBRVBY,
sI'tna blsek musihTd reed, IuSi received By
.6l rs ssrqS SI''A "np''''1 ''' @@ j GRNSTR0NG.
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Fall Fashion for Hats.

" : : Il
HR tbseTiberI 10 now prepared 10 luypish hs numeI-
ous patrons aud all The resi- Of manklnd With SPen
n LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which Tor endurance, brauiy Of oim hnleh oanoI oe
suTrasied and when shaped TO the head
live, 6t With periecteate. i...,.... 5...,.., f,
Also large assortment Of tehs, youl aud
chlldrsnb son Hats cOmpTlehB black, naPredi Plaln
Son Intervention lniTahai, Young toSelh
ar nna OF mon 4, youths aud ehldTent
CAPS, lil6 which ave offered t loSeatPee Whols'al
~ "snIt nis- Wy, w. W IlMRs0N
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Daguerreotypes
HI0HIY IMPORTANT,

NIHLSON'S Premium Chnese LustTal Washing Fluid,
IN the gteaes Improvement yel discOveiedi for saylns
labr end ex ense III watching OlOlhng aud House Clean
Ing Lnens and ColtOns wasled BY this Fluid will be
witer and soor han Than II bceehed on the gIass,-
WARRAN not TO inIure th, abrC. PyeTy lady may
satisfy herself ontlAt point BY Soaknga pee OF COliOn
or LineuIn the Fluid, null srcnsIh for 81 hours which
wIIceaTly show that Il must DO puely haTmess vixen
dilute with gallons Of water TO ha'fS pint Of fluid.
The Ciiuess washing fluid Is worth three times tie
single sjynenee which win buy enough for laTge tmly
washing, which can be done In 6or 3 hours.
Manufactured and sold BY the Eubscdber who haslala
lyruIehsSed lhe TishtI for 0hlOGOunyt Va
JAS. MRLLOR,
AuFq No. 90, UnUnSt., Whefllig, Va,
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Io We.Iern and sI0ulherR MeEehRnl'

Sexton, Seal & Swearingen, 's'
IMPORTERS AND J0HBBRS Oh iF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
No. 165 NRThs,l ,SI,y ,AbeTe 4ih street,
J. W. SEXTON y L! SEGGS A, Wax SwEARlkoER.l
~ PRRR 10 purchasers the largest Of Fahcg
" Dry Goods In theelly lte0mpTlseSinPlEto
loAioTy or all kinds and qualities ~ oNt
Gloves, UndeTthlIlS, DIeSs Shirts and ColAn, 81, :!
MOOlCn yarns OF different shades and e0loTb.
A fno assortment Of She'll Conlhs, 7ttc fifHIt
DO do do BuhalO and Imitation Comb,
Btuthes ofGn descriptions. 'Eti'.H y
Dress and 1aOTS TTlmInBgS 0flll kndS.Sty UtlG
BuIneltt, six cord cold Spool Coltoh
PeIiUIneTy OfNll kinds. lslt .l 90, y
las well as great IGany styles goods otOuI own inpoI
llOn which we cannot here nentoH and which are well
worthy tie attention O bYers We feel We eaHmake 70
theTinteTeSt TO give us TRIAL. OoptA
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RnMoYAL.
NEW SAHINGS BANK STORE

HOUSE, U
TTO The eilltensot Wheeling aud vtinyi Feeling very
dean h pToner CloT your interests well Ssmy oWn)
10 cal your aiIonoRto Iny constantly TePenished Stock
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