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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-03
New Advertisements.

J 8. OLNsTED has ha ndsome assortment oI
New Goods. at low prices.
Administrators Sale Of a Large quantity Of
Stoves, BY n Everett.
Sale Of Land belonging 10 the estate Of Les
ter Vandercook. by A. Coles, Adm'r.
Indiana Money wanted at Par, in exchange
for Goods, by P. q. Deery, at Clyde.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-03

I small silver plate engraved "Sir John
Franklin, K. q. b."
A star with motto, "Nec Aspera Terrent; -
on one side. and on the reverse &c. R.
MDCCCXv."
Also number Of other things OF minor
importance. as they have no particular
marks by which they could be recognized
bat which. along with those above named.
shall be handed over TO the Secretary Of
ths Hudsen's Bay Company.
JOHN RAE, c. F.
RepnIse Bay. July. 1854.
These items Of evidence. though not per-
tectly conclusive. will be regarded as act
Ting the question Of the loss Of Sir John
Franklin and his entire party. II is a
nioarnful tale.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-03

EE Our friends II. SHoMoE, and A. ].
HALE, have opened a Wholesale and Retail
Grocery Store. in the building formerly occupi-
ed by Elias Close, first door south of Buckeye
Hall. Harry and Jack will have a good run.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-03
EE The official vote of Ohio has not We,

EH The official vote Of Ohio has not yet
been made public. Perhaps the LocOfoco off
cers at Columbus, have not yet heard OF ,he
election that wns held in Ohio, on the 10Th Of
October; or are they looking after Post oGice
matters, on that free pass" with Dr.. odsi--
Can you tell us, Greiner7
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-03
State Fair at Newark.

In an article published in our paper Of
last week, taken from the Cincinnati Gazette,
it was stated that the late Fair was great
failure. that the receipts we're only, $500,
not adequate to the expenses, and that over
$1,000 in worthless money was taken by
the Treasurer. 1t now appears by state.
ment from the Corresponding. Secretary,
Mr. G. SPRAGUE. that the writer of the ar.
ticle referred to. was in error. and unles.
corrected, might tend to prejudice the
minds of the people of Ohio. against the
State Board of Agriculture. Mr. SpRAauE
says, "Our available funds received within
the present gear. is about $40 less than ff
teen thousand dollars, in place of $500. a.
stated by the papers. Add to this, the
balance on hand from last year, ($4,44l IA
and plate 81 ,s0O.) and the figures make
the sum total about S20,7ol "a" In re.
gard to loss by bad money, he says. "Only
about $40 was lost by failure Of Banks. in.
stead Of 81 900, as has been extensively
stated"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-03

Martin Van Buren is writing bis auiobi
ograpby at VeVay, Switzerland.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-03

No. 3 Old Erie, at Warren, Trumbull CO.
4" 234 Meridian, at Steubenville Jefferson.
243 Bieglow, at Ohio City Cuyhoga.
244 Monticello, at Clyde, Sandusky..
PAS Golden Gate, Chsgrin Falls, Cuyhoga.
246 GAINESVILLE, at Ganetsville, Portage.
247 East Liberty, at East Liberty, Logan.
PAS Fulton. at Delta, Fulton.
249 Newton, at Newton, Union.
$50 New Lexington, attn. Lexington, o.
25I Hasen at Morrislown Belmont.
252 Webb, at Stockport, Morgan.
253 Cumminsvie, at Cumminsville, lam
2j4 Buford, at Buford, Highland.
255 Warsaw, at Warsaw Coshocton.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-11-03

Masonic LoDazs-The recent session OF
the Grand Lodges of Ohio granted charters
for Lodges as follows:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-13

GA Washington letter writer says: ga
Southern man will be selected as Governor
of Kansas, and one from the North will tic
put over Nebraska. The other appointments
will be made up on the same principle. Sla-
very will be legisiated into Nebraska within
ten days after the Legislature meets. The
Legislature will be appointed at Washing
ton, as well as the executive officers; and all
laws in which the couspirators here take an
interest will be drafted at Washington, and
passed as a matter of course. The idea of
foreign settlers er any others having any
voice in the matter is laughed at al the White
House. Atchison will direct the whole
movement, and will be the governor and law
giver of both territories.-( Madison Cour.
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The Crops.

The reports brought US by farmer friends
in this region vary great deal. The wheat
crop about here is generally reported good.
In some quarters the fly has injured the late
wheat. We have heard that several fields
of wheat in Warick county were SO much
injured, that they have been ploughed up and
planted in corn. Generally, the crop in this
region may be pronounced a good average.
Some of the early wheat is ready for harvest
ing, and looks heavy.
The cold and wet weather has set back
corn operations very seriously. A great
many of our farmers are now planting, and
others have not yet planted. Others again
have made their second paintings, and their
fields look well. Some days of dry warm
weather would be exceedingly welcome.
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Messrs. Hornbrook g. Churchill have just
received another lot of Hall g. Dodd's famous
Fire Proof Safes, of different sizes. They
are worthy of the examination of those want
ing anything Of the kind. We need not say
these Safes ore not excelled for any of the
qualities Of good safes, by those of any other
manufacture. We are using one, and feel
very comfortable in the reflection, that the
Journal buildings might burn to ashes. and
our books, &c. would remain unscorched in
this safe. Every business house which has
books or accounts worth a hundred dollars
to the establishment ought to have Safe
Next thing to Insurance, we regard the pos
session of good safe.
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WASHINGTON. June 10.

HoUsE.-Mr. Nicholson said as no quorum
was present to take the vote on layiag on
the table, Mr.. Gidding's resolution expeiling
the editor and publisher of the Union from
the floor, he proposed the House 60 into CON-
mittee with the view of,taking up the Pacific
railroad BILL and then saving day-a greed to-
Mr.. Chasden proceeded to show that the
time had arrived when the great interest Of
this country demands that Cuba should change
hands. This, he continued, is demand Of
social as well as commercial and political
interest. He had no doubt this move would
be dissented from, as opposition was made to
the acquisition of Louisiana, Florida, Cali
fornia and the annexation of Texas, but the
wisdom of those measures is now general.y
acknowledg ed-having resulted in great ben
eft to our common country.
He mentioned reasons why he should
urge negotiating at the earliest practicable
period.
The Authorization of that isl,nd will in
terfere with the domestic institution Of the
South. Spain must yield, France aud Eng
compensation, then she must take the conse-
quences, aud it is our necessity which de-
mands she shall make the sacrifice, which
will rebound to our prosperity and safety, and
to the happiness of the human family. We
should take measures for the acquisition
without delay, and call on Spain to make her
terms. II she would not do SO, he would 60
for undisguised open war, to take Cuba by
force Of arms.
Mr.. Pitcher moved to strike out acting
clause Of the Pacific railroad bill, but the
motion was disagreed TO.
Mr.. Caruthers asked, and obtained leave
to print speech in favor Of granting lands
for railroad purposes, and ceding the public
lands in States in which they lie.
The committee rose, no one caring te
speak to-day.
DIR. Cutting, from the committee onjud
ciary, reported back the Senate bill, authoriz
ing temporary basing of the U. s. Cour
rooms-lkewise providing for the purchase
of site, and the erection of Court houses
and Post Offices in Boston, New York ant
: Phiadephia-ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Cutting made an adverse report on th'
batch of petitions, some praying for the abo
lition of slavery in the district Of Columbia
and others for the repeal of the fugitive slav
, law-laid on the table.
1 Mr.. Bocock, from the committee on nava
! affairs, reported bill recognizing tn
navy.
Mr.. Seymour, from the judiciary commit
# tee, reported an act more effectually to Sc
J. cure the punishment Of certain crimes again:
# the United States. The design 10 to pre-
vent frauds on land Offices.
Mr.. McDugal asked a further postpone
# ment Of the Pacific railroad bill until the Il
ID Monday in July, in order to receive the n
ports OF the SURVEYS.
10 Mr.. Lane, of Oregon, requested sewers
+ days next week set apart for the consider
30 ton of territorial business.
T. These propositions were severally objec
ed to.
The House then adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-13

OF The Hartford Fire Insurance Compa-
ny, OF Hartford, Conn, has just declared a
dividend of ten per cent, for the last six
months, upon it's capital of $780, 200, recent
ly increased from $l5O,oO0. The Divide md
upon the earnings Of the Sl5O,O0O, before
the increase of the capital. would have been
twenty per cent, upon that sum. The dvi-
dend Of this company for the six months pre-
vious was twenty per cent, making the
amount for the year forty per cent. DR.. A.
c. Hallock is agent in Evansville for this
old and popular company.
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For the Evansville Journal.
Mr.. SANDERS

Mr.. SANDERS
Dear ST.: observed in your paper a few
days since, complimentary notice of DIR. d.
d. Owen, who passed through your city Gin
company with MS corps on his way to Ken
lucky, for the purpose OF making Geological
Survey of that State. l have before me n
report OF survey Of Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota, in which DR.. Owen proves him
self to be the first Geologist, Naturalist and
Chemist of the present age.
learn, however, that The City Council OF
Evansville, some two years since, requested
him to make a survey Of the banks Of the
Canal and adjacent country, and make re-
port of its mineral resources.
The survey was made, and a report, such
as could be made only by a scientific man,
furnished. This report is now, | presume,
in the Recorders office.
/ am also told that the City Council re-
fused to paw the pitt ul' sum of $500 for his
services. wish to ask il this is true.
NIMROD.
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dow and put offinto the woods again. | was
pursued, but beat them running.
then thought would go back to Green
port, and for that purpose crossed over the
railroad bridge, over the creek, where was
intercepted by three men who shot at me- out
was not touched, and quickly got Oh in the
bushes and thickets. then went OF In the
interior of the woods and laid down against
tree for the balance of the night. On sun
day morning, | was led to believe the watcn-
men had been increased, and | kept secret
under the leaves and bushes. During the day
different persons walked by my head on three
different occasions. and came near stepping
on me. After they had gone on for long
distance arose and put off in westerly
direction, with a view Of getting toward
Brooklyn.
About IL O'Clock he was again seen by
sentinel and persued to another swamp,
where the watch was set. He then left Tor
the west, and crawled along through hedge
TO lane where he came out, and was In the
act of escaping across 10 vacant lot, when
he was frightened by young man named
John Hallock.
In all these three discoveries he was shot
at, but says he only received two small
pgeon-shot in his arm. Here DR.. Carpenter
remarked, "Why, it was close work with
you" The prisoner said, "Oh, yes, and
wished 10 God they had shot me; was then
wishing so all the time. Invent back to the
interior of the swamp on Sunday afternoon
and laid down with my head on log. and
covered myself all over with leaves, bushes
and grass.-Findng was discovered, pull.
ed out my razor am cut Ey throat. | had
contemplated committing this for week
past the culpri: further said it was inten'
ton to ravish the girl Ellen and then xii
them both. He was then asked what he
wanted to kill Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham for
He then remarked that he felt angry at Mr.
Wickhsm for discharying him, and disiket
Mrs. Wickham, because she took the part o
the girl Ellen Holland. The above is an C.
curate settlement made by the wretchet
criminal, in presence of magistrate and tht
physician who dressed his wound.
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o. The large freight packet Eastport
came up on Sunday with 2,600 bars railroad
iron for the Evansville g. Charlottesville
Rosd. She was engaged in unloading DUR
ing the morning, but at noon her deck hands
left her in the lurch. according to their lat
est approved plan.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES..
Use DR.. Howc's Shaker Sarsaparilla,
TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

PART Of tho E. auo W. Telegraph Line being
rred the f. and o. r. r. Messages left the Office prior
20 O'Clock A. NJ. will be forv arded. All MESSAGES
the once subsequent that hour and prior O'Clock p VI
will be forwarded NJ This arrangement will continue
about week. when the Line will working regularly.
Messages will be reesved here twice each day aud delivered
parties add essed in the meantime. ss-Ia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-13

RuMoRs.-It is rumored in Washington
that MIR. Marcy and Mr.. Buchanan are short
ly to exchange positions-Mr. Buchanan to
60 into the Secretary's Office, and Mr. Marcy
to be minister to England
None Of the knowing ones believe the ru-
NOR that Spain is willing to sell Cuba, but
there is a general belief that preparations to
conquer the Island are being made and that
the Presidents proclamation is to be viewed
in the same light as the proclamation of Pre-
sident Jackson was in regard to the revolt Of
Texas. 1t is net designed to prohibit send.
ing, "hollow-ware" (cannon) 10 the aid o.
the fllibusters.
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READ THIS!

We invite attention to the adve rtisement Of Dr. Geo
hegan's Extract of Hydropp-r, which is said to be
most enectual medy for dyspepsia, Scrofua, all skn
and almost all chronic diseases Ii comes well recon-
mended by oil the first citizens and physicians OF
Kentucky and from what have learned Of
be valuable medicine, and the recipe accompanies
each bottle, il is not nostrum, aud there is under the
circumstances not much chance for TO be humbug;
We think il merits u trial from the afflicted
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Mr.. EDIroR:-Pease of Indiana
JOHN g. WEEKS. OF Marion county. is Independent Can
ddae for the oce Of Auditor Of STATE at the nex October
election. je2s THE PEOPLE.
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IN The vINCENNEs GAZETTE.

The Propretcrs Of the yScExSEs GAzErrE beg ask the
attention OF the business of Evansville the facilities
foraed by this long established widely circulated nswsPa
per- Terms very reasonable and greater
Der Of readers than other the Wabash Valley
Address 60 Il HARVEY. MASON & co.
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IUOCI.MaTtON.

Know oil Wen by these PRESENTS. That the Mesiean
Mustans Lainents bsla oand for Rhca-
natsr. Neuralgia Lumbago Seiatca Salt Rhenr Tie.
Piles scai Head c. ked Breast Nipples Sore Shins
Burns >ealds Ulcers Govt. Sa Joints Bruises Cuts Chse
Calls Spain. Spnt. Rinctone sweeney Sores. Scratrh.s
Po Evil. Hard Lumrs Tamors. and all kinds Pains
in beast.
See advertisement IN another column. eff
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lOIsE, SIGN AYR oGNAMENTAt PAINTING.

(NLENDENING & WALKER have formed rtnership fer
~ the stove business and opened shop and Store on Sye-
above Laughn's old stand. They will keep
hand large stock Paints OILS. Window
Glass yarnhe Brushes &c. They also solicit orders
for House and Sign Painting variety promising
ecute the beat style and the lowest prices nys
MO. HEER1NG.15 boxes best qusy. this day rseeiv
" ed Tor sale By s. &. GILBERT CO..
I5y26 Sye. near Water.
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BADNESS CURED!
bmerson,s American Hair Restorative. for Resin


ring the HAIR Hcsos HoPhiEsSLY and
HAIR from falling SHINING golden opinions of persons ha
using it. This article. introduced.
badness and will stano the test of discern
public thousands who have used will testify See Crcrl
arge bottles. Sold by Agent.
C.E. FISHER CO., Proprietor.
e3-tf 81 Superior ST., Gle Gland, Ohio.
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sTHAN BERRIES.

TIME undersigned nke-ths method iaform the
III visitors Of the Pigeon SPRING. that he has fev
left which he viii all those vhs
on Of delicious fruit. His Rasberries will be
ripe AND also viii be served visitors He has rehtte<
his Bathing House. and Is ready Accommodate all whe
wish paraks OF the sait baths The Mineral and
Salt Waer the hes, that he found here He
pared accommodate Boardr by the week during the
warm The hndinEs large and eemaedious we'll
yeatuated snd adapted lie also psogcs
himself that IL he does old and Chronic dseasss
Rheumss Scrorula Dropy and those that have partially
their diseases OF the Head.
he will not charge hem anything The proprietor OF the
Springs afflicted for with Affection OF
the loosng aud Spending during that time about six thea-
sand dollars hut and found relief En he
became proprietor OF the Springs The water strengthens the
and adds TO the patient life and vgor
my3O-tf WIN. BATES. Proprster.-
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HRI,LOPM,TT. r. WARD;

TUNRItI OF VI ATT. y. WARD;
- Hsrp-r Magazine iOr June.
fsrshtm'- . June.
tiadry's Ladirs' Ho.k Tor June.
Jus, reed and for sale ly e7 THoS. CONJUNCTION.
CORN leo seeks Just reed aud for s.Is by
~ ~ I. GRANT CO.
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GUARDIANS SALE

GUARDIANS SALE. .
vDlRSUANTt to order the Court Common Pleas Of
Nanderbursh county. made its March Term. A. d.
1884, will the 18th day Of June 1884, the door Of si
Court House in the city Of Evansville sell parts Let
number 81 in the Original Pan of the city Of Evansville.
which designated by their numbers
Of the division said lot among the Miller
ceased reported the yanderurgh Circuit Sep
make such partition and record in Order Book H. pare
IERMs-One third Of the pn,chass be paid in
cash; onethrd in nine and one-hird eighteen
JOS. p. ELLIOTT. Guardian
my292wd&w Of Infant Heirs Daniel Miller dseeased.
ct. LOUIS REFINED SUGAR.-75 bills Loaf. Crushed.
- Powdered and Refined White. in
sale by (n26) S. E GILBERT CO., syc. rear ater.
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DR. BRUCE'S
ID \ r. & T. Il A B L E
PAN ACEA

For the Radical CNre of
slA serofala OF Kings Evil Incipient Censunp-
on uTatin lnham nation Of the Eyes Liver Corl-
uie'ei PILES. DrOpsy, Sick Nervous Headache
IN me Sde breast and Back. Diseases The Kidneys
Ana Goodness Of the Feet Old Ulcers
smens OF sne Gisnds Lumbago Jaundce Female Irres
~ ana All diseases arising from improper excessive
IT PURIFIEs THE BLOOD,
Pot up IN square quart bottles with the let
NEW CASTLE: KY, blown in he ga.s
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES
Alternative Purgative. Durete Daphoretie and Tonic h
action on the Liver and Blood powerful and
removes Constipation and is the MASTER KING OF PAM
acts With promptness the aud Urine
Perspiratcn causes equilibrium Ia puriers the Rooo
clears the Skin the Tongue and
while 1t thus removes from the morhiGc
mar Its tonic properties give action
new life and visOr Price 81 Per bottle.
E.. II. STocKwELL MD
Professor Of Anatomy. Physiology Hygiene
in Philadelphia gna Cincinnati, says:
Messrs BRUCE COL have used extensively separsslv
aud collectively the articles composing the Compound
efeetual remedy for ScrofI Tuberce Dysrepss
that Is before the people 1t safe potent and high
E. H. sTooKwELL. NJ D.
PROF. 7. C. GAYLE.
Dean Of the Faculty. Memphis. Tenn. speaks thus:
Dear Sir: have submitted Compound Professor NJ
Gabbert and p Watson they thnk highly indeed
Of your Panaeea and think 1t we'll calculated very
sanitary effect sterant- opinion Of
give 1t my individual Recommendation.
an, very respectfully. -FOUR obtssrv't
T. q. GAYLE,
Dean Of the Faculty.
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MOTIONS. TOYS AID FANCY GOODS.

HtRvEsT TO0Is..IAFUI LsUrPLY OFHAR-
Tools Of various kUdS and for
" estern Feed and Seed Store Of os T. GRANT 4 CO.
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ICE! ICE!! ECE!!!
tEO- FNsT.;R A. HAVING MAnE r..
WANTED TO RENT An uniurnished House above
w Main street. Apply to WILLIAM kERsTEMAN.
"a pavi Hot tel

GOLD PENS, Fine Jeweirv and Wax Beads. for sale
u e2 "A. q. PUSHEE' ) 10y and Notion Store LIST st.
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READ. READr REApg.

hEAU. KEAUII KEAU.I
statement OF the Rev. s. Sumner fresdent Of the Henry
~ Female College.
MI Sumner widely known for great moral voff and
Tor high and hororabe bearing his is famed
count OF his skill
make IN the requirement of useful knewiedgs; :.
~ NEw CASTLE KY. May Is. 1858. :
Dr. Bruee Indian Vegetable Psnacea has been used in my
family and school with entire satisfaction Mr. Armstrong.
OF teachers. has also with decided
although have not used 1t myself satisfied the
OF those under and Of my family that IL 10
q valuable medicine. g. s. StMNER
Let everybody procure Of Dr. Buces Almanacs and
aad read certificates
by this Panaeea.
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS.
BKuCE CO.. New Castle. KeLtacky.
=. IA. W RIGHT 4 Co. Indianapolis. Ind.
WOOLSEY LINCK. Evansville. Ind.
and Tor SALE and on commission. Depot L.
JeIO-6m KELLER, FARNSLkY CO., Evansville.
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NEW GOODS
NOTi(,E-

UpooKS opened flee Of John J. Chandler.
I'D Evansville Gss Light aud will
kept open for thirty days from this date Tor the sutscrp
lion Of $1,000 additional Stock Of said Company ordered BY
thereof in law the 5th day Of
March 1854. Attest: JOHN J. CHANDLER.
my3O-lm Secretary.
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a FRR-H SUPPLY OF PCMP CHAINS, FIX.
nrss "nu Iung rec and Tor saie at the New Western
l. eed and Seed Sore OF &c T. GRANT & co.
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Host RECEIYED.--
- fHarpcr's Magazine Tor June;
PutnAus for 90;
tirahams Go for do:
Cod.y's LADIES' Book for June;
Fnics.rioeksr for june;
Fern Leaves. Second Series: ~
les SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store.
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CORN MEAL.-D bushels fresh Corn Meal for sale Q,
~ 80 Gus per tushsl. BY elo l. Sd HEIMANS.
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@. PINHEE ia NUN BEEN fFNIiT Rs IN
~ Evansville constantly adding all little useful and
ornamental articles is particular branch of trade
with with Eastern merchants and
will sell for cash. at the lowest market prices Cus,Omers and
fri nd Tly invited aud examine the great
variety stOru under Odd Fellows Hall. First
e2-lyd&w