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SPIRIT RAPPrNG IN OLDEH TIMEs.-The follow
ing is extract from the "Chronicles of Florence
of Worcester" a new book recently published In
England. 1t affords another proof that "there Il
nothing new under the sun:'-A. d. 1918. An evil
spirit caused great alarm at village called Iron.
VILE IN Ine district ol honen. 9y suoao'y raRpane
with human voice, although he was never yisi
BILE, and his name he said was William Ardent
He frequented the house of certain worthy man,
to whom he did much mischief, a. well as to his
wife and family; and the sign of cross and the spriak
ling ofhoIy water failed to drive him away. More.
over when the priest coDjured him, in the name OF
the Lord, to quit the place, he answered: i shall
all The cross know well enough, and asfor your
holy water, have no fear of that This spirit
haunted the manor and mansion ofthe persons just
mentioned fromth feast of All Saints list Novem-
uttering many lascivieus and scoffing speeches. -
At last he went away at Septuagesima, saying he
should return again at Easter. which he never did
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Mrs. Cornor, who cowhided Mr. Watkins, the
stage manager at Bates theatre, st. Louis was
formerly Charlotte Burns, well known in the thest-
ricsi world.
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NEGRO HIRING.- The subscribers

N EGRO III 1R NG The subscribers
IN AGAIN offer their services to their friends and
the public hire out Ne for the ensuing year
They viii their best endeavorst to get good homes
and coed prices Persons having Negroes to hire out
would do well to send them in early as possible.
We viii be assisted by Mr.. VIM. C. TALIAFER-
RO in this branch of business who has been
gagged for many yesfs in hiring ont negroes.
N B. l. c.. B. HILL,
Corner of Wsll and Franklin sts.
CO-PARTNEkSHlP entered
Into CO. partnership with N. B. C. B. HILL fer the
purpose of Hiring out Negroes the ensuing year,
offer my services TO my friends and to those of the
late firm Cf Thos. H. l. w. C. Taliaterro.
VIM. C TALIAFERRO. 4
ETOfice with d. B. 4 c. B. Hill, corner Frank
lin and Wall Streets de I6-dG ctl5J
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HEAVY VsHDfcr.-John Holland has recovered
s5,250in suit agsnst the town Of Crsnsson, Rhode
Island for injuries received BY him in falling from
9 high embankment in consequence Of defects in
one Of the town roads
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B. w. ROPER
NH 50 d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY

RICHMONDM SODA WATER AND
tied fact that the only genuine article of Beftled
SODA WATER, in the city, II put up by u. No
C0RMACK, who fatters himself that hb 10 able to
South, having been in the business for
years past.
TO avoid imposition, be sure to call for NJ McCORr
MACK'S SODA WATER. asz5sss
N. B: All orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to. sa=sg - =sstss 5
of the city daily. s.s {
An persons having my bottles. vim please return
them Immediately. III. MCCORMICK.
oc 1T No. 500 Broad e.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

~ The eireulstlon of the DAILY DIsPATCH
'xceeds that Of al the Daily papers
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PHILADELPHIA ITEMs.-PhitadelphiG Dec. 3d.
John Hantzinger, single man, employed in a fac
tory at Manayunk. committed suicide last night by
cutting his throat
Anthony Guthner fell from porter wagon to
day, at the tollgate near Manayunk, and broke his
neck.
John Baird. convict in the Eastern Penitentia.
nv, committed suicide by hanging himself with q
handkerchief to the grating Of his cell. He was
sentenced last month to two months imprison-
ment for having purchased quantity of iron, sto-
len by some boys.
The Coroner held an inquest upon the body Of
John Dixie who died at the hospital from the effects
of gun shot, fred by one of three brothers living
10 the neighborhood where he resided. 1t Is sup
posed the shooting was accidental
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LEWIS HILL,
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT

RICHMOND VA,
A GAIN offers his services in HIRING
IA OUT NEGROES, COLLECTING CLAIMS.
&C.
SERVANTS entrusted to his care receive every at
tention, particularly when sck. And he feels thank.
full while saying, that during the cholera Of l849, and
agan this year. be very successful with those
der his charge.
= Office on Governor ut. no S0-d1m&w4t
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FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854.
GINTER & ALVEY.
IMP OR TER s AND JOBBERS

NO. 10 fEARL STREET, RICHMOND,
HAVE now in store, of their own direct
importation, the largest and best assorted stoch
OF GOODS they have ever yet been able EXHIBIT to
the trade. ssf
Our Mr.. GINTER having spent the past months
enabled and pledge ourselves to cell our good
a. low a. they are sold bY any importers in this
V.
We would call especial attention to our stock Of
Hosiery Combs
Gloves Threads t
. Hdkh Cravats Bindings
Laces Sewing Silks
Embroideries Fancy Woolle
DressTrimmings Goods
Buttons
se 4-dacts GINTER ALVEY.
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SPIRITOF THEIR ESS.


SPIRIT0FTHE PRESS.
The Eaqsirer. of yesterday, says that i.s course,
In reierencet to Mr.. Wise, once, as candidate for
nominstior, and. now, a. candidate for election,
has been serangciy and unfortunately misunder
Stood II denies that before the meeting Of the cor
veusion, = was the organ Of any Of the many pro-
posed nominees. either Of whom It's editors would
have been proud to vote for and work for II did
not editoraiy canvass the claims Of either of the
candidates, but kept aloof with the view Of giving
ifs cheerful support TO the nominee of the conven-
tion. When the nomination was made, Il saye,
!. we heartily endorsed h first, because the noni
nee was our original choice, not as editors but as
individuals; and secondly, because he was the
choice of the Democracy of the State clearly ascer
tanned through its representatives in convention as
sembed. This latter consideration was sufficient
and would have been paramount with us had the
standard Of our party been placed in the hands of
either of the very worthy and disinguiahed compe.
titors Of Mr. WISE
The Enquirer continues
Notwithstanding these were our views and our
feelings our editorial conduct since the nomina-
tiop has been singularly Misunderstood az it was
previously to that event. IL seems that are re-
parded being anxious to DrOve Mr. Wiae's do.
mocracy that we would ruthlesslv bring into dsre.
pute or uperatefully preiudice The diafino uished
and invaluable services of gentlemen, who, for
years. have been CALAMITY fighting in the cause Of
Democracy, and always under the Democratic
we are innocent of offence Ne enter our eoIemn
and earnest protest snst hs charge in is length
and oreaatn. its neient ana hs depfh we have
we have never orblished an article witt with the he;ef
that 1t was liable to such construction. What we
have said OF Mr.. Wises Democracy has been, what
we econsioereo Just tribute 10 MS nonesy as man,
r" no matter In wnaI company ne may nave oeen
To the RIGHTS Of ,he Slstas ond the snn, IN nac
liar guardian of which we have ever regarded the
democratic party. From brief review of his pub
wi,bs,snd;nS at times he ws. fo"nd ~ ,s nst whs
party with vigorous and dssting courage attacking
and denounclng Democratic men, his record pre-
nassu,ss ~ ,eo.. S
defending what he believed to be Democratic prin-
ctptcs This is all we intended, and, we humbly
'''''A % s'' w ou
The Examiner, OF Tuesday, devotes brief edito-
rial TO the deiunct bank OF Seiden, Withers d Co,
ana says something OF the debt due from the firm to
tne Board OF Public works We quote:
we anderslano, lnIormany' mat the amount OF
netween $5oooou ana @39O.00O Although the pub
nsrlv esbibit yet the individns fortna. s. *
original retired members of the firm, upon the re.
sponsibility of which the agency of the State was
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Aman named Patrick Hoye was mortally stabbed
"a New Orleans the ooh inst; willis andeavuriDe
70 separate two other persons, Who were 6shfiat.
John Shields, the man who cut him, was arrested.
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at Paducah Ky that gentleman made q speech, Ia
which he said.
thank you all, Whiss and Democrats; you who
know a great deal, and you who knoso nothing.-
And now, 40 you have come together 20 honor
living editor, ask leave to oer toast to the mem-
CRY of one who has gone from among us Whilst he
lived was his political opponent and sometimes
thought and rpake harshly Thin; but he was amosf
able man and patriot, and be rendered eminent
services TO his country at Time when she needed
them. My friends. give YOU
The memory OF Thomas Richie.
ExrRAvAcAscE As an indication Of the extra
vagance which has prevailed 70 the country for
written letter stating that the amount OF duties
paid for French artificial fowers for the first quar-
Ter of the current fiscal year was almost double the
amount of duties paid on railroad iron.
The subject Of lettine of fire works nthe streets
about Christmas times is ono which has been much
complained Of, says the Charleston Standard OF
Monday, and Il has It last resulted in ~ accident
dy, while walking IL King street on Saturday even
Ing. was struck "a the eye by Roman cnndie, and
II Il thought that she win lose t. She happened to
be near the house Of her flaher, 70 which she was
procured /; bur though tho paia was Les on yeatsr
day, there i 10 hope yet that the eye can Be ved
Exrnosror-Ths main building Of tho largo
Safety Fuss Establishmeut q Bscon q Brolhefs. Y
smisbsld Conn - snssy s ossm0ssa " ; .s.rai
employed q mailing the fuse cxptcding and setting
building % fra Ths los be- not bsen ssesssaised.
The KresnI ) = lessrsss a Moscow, z ihs vsry
centre 81 tie ciiy HIstNo milD b cireszaiatcace,
ssd surrcusdsd y brick walls snd dep n1oal.
on entering. ehuFehes. paiasss, plbllc bsllel1ss
ana he argS1e3 jnSeo dizzy remafned ai1er Macon
fagrssion, preiIat mous exfrasrdinsry sppesF-
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JAMES D. ELLETT, GENERAL AeENT
WALL STREET, RIcHmoND, VA.

WALL STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
POBERT HILL, at his old stand, con-
HI tinues to conduct the COMMISSION AND
GENERAL AGENCY in ell its branches, such
Negotiating Loans, Collecting Claims, Hiring out
Servants and anything else requiring the services of
Asent.
Fifteen years experience In that line, and always
busy, he hopes will entite him to continuation of
it. and he flatters himself that he collect claims
that can be collected BY no other peIson.
do 16-MTTh 2w c2w RORT HILL.
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CPEcIAL NOTICE.. F. KEEsEE

NPECIAL NUIICE.-J. Z. hEEOEE
~ offers his services to the public as GENERAL
Negroes, Renting out Houses, &c. He has the ad
vantage of an extensive business acquaintance with
the citizens OF Richmond and adjoining counties,
having been engaged for several in the coec-
tion Of City Taxes and assistant in one OF the
most extensive Agency Houses in Richmond.
Office for the present on 18th St, between III ain
and Cary opposite Geo. Merriams. de 4-d& ctJI
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BENEFIcIAL REeuL ms invariably fnllnw Il

BENEFICIAL Its invariably follow the
administering of STABLERs ANoDYNE CHERRy Ex
PEcroRANr In cases of Coughs Colds Bronchitis
rally s not claimed that it viii cure in all cases
but none have come to our knowledge whore 1t failed
to give relief while, at the time, thousands Of
instances have occurred whore ts effects have been
20 marked thst they have been widely noticed and
commended The DIARRHGA CORDIAL, itis candidly
and its curative properties have been wonderfully
experienced In numerous cases Therefore Won are
sdvised to mako trial Of tbese good medfeinesn
should you or your family require their aid
the Agents. ss77T s.
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EDW'D d. EACHO.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
CONTINUES to hire out Negroes, rent
~ out Houses and Collect Claims as heretofore. :
Once on 18th st., near the Exchange Hotel.
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MulDER IN EALABAMA--A murder was commit
Ted 10 the vicinity Of Fish river, Ala, on the lii
Inst. The victim was Mr.. A. Pressly and the per.
petrafors were two men of the uas0e of Heuder
son The citizens of Fish River have offered res
ward OF s240 for the apprehension Of the murde.
rers.
IL appears that 1 quarrel occurred between the
dendersons and Mr.. Pressly was called In TO paci-
y the parties, which be succeeded Ia doing, and
hey accompanied him to his house In an apparent
y friendly manner. Shortly after entering he
house. the two Hendersous made an attack with
knives upon Mr.. Gunner and otherD whom they
cut severely, and finally fell upon snd killed Mr.
Pressy though he had Dot interferred In tho afrsy
IN any way whatever.
Mr. Dodson, Of Georgia, brother Of fhe editor
Of the GeorRia Examiner, who has settled Ia an
sas eives his views about slavery in that terrnory
He says that slavery exists In Kansas, and needs
no act OF legislation TO permit it, that Il b inposs-
BILE TO get white labor there, and they must have
slaves; that Missouri viii send hall her population
there to protect the territory from the control of
the Abofionists He adds, that slaves hire readily
at from si50 to S200 per annun, and that Kansas
was intended by Providence for slave State
BRUTALITY OF SHIPS CREw.-Serious charges
are preferred against the crew of the ship st. Pa
trick. wreck below New York few nights ago. The
New York Express stateE
Captain Keeoey, of the fshing smack Albert Ha.
ley, says that they remained by the wreck durins
the night, and said that nothing could exceed the
the women being not excepted from the cruel treat
ment He was obliRed to interfere In one instance
when he seized eai hook and threatened to strike
one Of the crew 4 he did not ds,st from beating
to get into boat because she refused to pay him
half dollar for the privilege, and of his compan
ions demanded shawl from fellow PASSENGER, and
was about tearing it from her, when Capt. Keeney
interposed.
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!O-PAKTNEkSHlP NOTICE. = lhe
gether, ufder- rhs vim -cE-,ttsnf -nx,rEm1
MURRAY, will continue to carry ON tho UNDER,
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its Department., at the
old stand Of Roper Murray, Governor It.
ders sent to them, and win furnish, at the shortes
notice, any thing in their line of businsss.
They will keep constsntiy on hand . general as
sortment Of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany. l
Having the sole agency, In thiscity, for the sale OF
Fisk Raymonds METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the subscribers also prepared to furnish any size
of the ssrcophagus, either of the plain etyle with
ont the drapery such those furnished for Clay
and Webster. being covered with superfne bisek
cloth drspery and silver trimmings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses snd care
ful drivers, also ct command. 3-
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
NH S0 d&ekh VILLA n MIR Az
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYsPEPsA-THE
GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.-DR. J. s. HoUGHToN's
PEPsIN,s the true DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GAsTRIc
JUICE, still holds the first place among all the various
remedies for these painful and destfuctive com
plants II il Natures own specific for IN nnhesithy
era and NO sufferer from Liver Complaint and Dye
pepsia should fail TO try It. M
3 Sold in Richmond BY J. b. WOOD, and Drug9ists
reneraliy de 1-d5w
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HEAR THE WITNESS !--kEGHTEous YER
DIcr.-RHEuMATIsM, CoUcH. PAIN IN TaE SIDE,
&c.--Wopderful cure. after SIX yearg' sufferiQg Of
one of the most highly respectable citizens % as
ryland. Prejudice and skeptcisn can't stand before
the many cures made by HAMPTORS VE0kTAs
BILE T1NCTURE.
KENDALL GRovE, Montgomery 60. Md
-.eE Dseember "a, 1854
No.. Nn,rrMr, h MowRRAY:
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MISCE LANEOUSS /
HOME MANUFACTURE!
EVANSVILLE c. 9TH NC STOl

-
HOME MANUFACTURES!
EvANSvlLLf c. 9TH NC STO ,.
<cLirN INC that the interests ofthe Great ~ - pd
- oil the people Of Evansville and vicinity in - 81
lar would be much promoted by establishing Cioss,
IA Tor! in this city, and being that tlothng 10
De tured in superior and ut less ctet
IN the West than in the EAST have established a
Ciotire Store In THE city! where will nanufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL Clothing of the best
quality. all OF VIII ch will made under our super
vision the York prices latest
and of the best material. .I'
we purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us to compete with So i..-a
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We vii also carry a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
ana Gentlemen's Furnishing establishment. ia which
WILDE found every ariicLe in that line. ....,
our STOCK OF Cloths, tassimeres aud Vestn2s are nj
The neatest and best qualty and If the firm
Is Practical Norkman- and takes charge OF the Meas
uring and Cutting, We are enabled To WAkRENT q
good ut in all cases, o. no sale. -....-
We also keep hand every variety OF Tailors Trim
mings and are Agents for SCOTS Report Of Fashions.
Particular atten ion paid 10 GentlemeB furnishing
their own material turL s..It
RICHARD RALEifi n takes charge ofthe CONT ercial
affairs of the Establishment and DAVIDso'NEIL. o
the manufacturing Grateful to their individual FRIENDS
for past f,vors- and solicit contin of these
favors FOR the new eat prise the. pledge hems West
merit all the confidence that may be rep,sed in them
Store on Main street, between First and Second sta
mh3i-- RALEI II IL O'NElL.
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Co.PARTHEisSIIIP.

v>HE undersigned have this day formed Co partner
ship under the stve and firm Of Gro. Fo a 20
for the transaction Of general Horpardiny and Com
mission Business and have erected for thai purpose
very large and spacious ireproof Warehouse tn
Wabash and Erie Canal and of Locust and iIun-
ham streets, aud near the Depot OF the Evansville ana
Or wfordsyille Railroad, where they will have am pie
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise. srt..t
They will give special to Consgnmens. either by
River, Railroad, Caisl Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. ---i'
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries ia this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase of sugar and Molasse the
Coast. one Of the arm will be the south during the
Winter
They hope by unremt,ed attention to merit and share
the pubic patronage. NJ. ". SOSI En-.
GEO. FOSTEk,
l. decIl wM.AIkMAy
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MEDICINAL.
SMOTHERED FIRES LONG PENT Up
TEkRIEIE ENPl0SIONu
c"hIrIC EAr
Tremendous Volcanic ruptiOr!s


Tremendous Volcanic Arupti0h'''
A man s.Seared "a with Hot iron
III tn q e e j. III " q u a ,,n,a "A ns,
~ and confidence. man by the name Oh ae.e "a
well we've we pleased with his devotion TO business anu
the cours Of few months we took him into limited
partnership for one year thus BY large Pecunary gam
and the introduction OF his nane 1 , nnh b;nr
and vitality By and through our aid and influence. -
viper like he tuag the nds that gave him sustenanee.
Havingie raed tine immense popularity OF that wonder
.TciHsys%MSx CANMU3rANGL LYNNE NTI
And not having genius enough 10 originate, ntellec
ana talent enough to sustain article of his concep-
ton and original and ndepe of others for exs
tence-le all parasites. he determined to cling to the
skirts and draw vitality sustenance and support from
Others. lie made 4 mixture of TAR and rURPEN.
TINE"-''flched from "a name mutilated our dire
tons aud and called this abortive de-
formy Volcanic Oil Lniment." with shallow and
fnisy pretext OF originality He has made desperate ef
forts TO induce dealers and the people and his
worthless filthy aud perncious trash by representing
to be smart and equally ecaclous with the original
MExIc A. WUsTaNeL rNIM 5Nr!
But he has sgnay failed in decep-
tion and has had resort to- Perry Davis Pain Killer
TO make precarious support? Whit say o. such
aman7 1.-The has any conscience need say no more.
ifhe has none. we only the public against i'm.
positions and thus for the present leave him in his
naked deformity and exposed To the g
BURNING eLAM s OF TRUTH.
From the agony II which his ''viiiainous compound
= TPCAUTION NUMB Err TWO.
Another feeble effort has been made to profit by the
Popularity article, by in Louisville. who put
up few gross of preparation which he called "Amer
can Mustang Linmrnt." He has, however. become set
sfed of the he committed and has pledged hi,
sacred honor that he will n more inf &c
rights attempt To deceive and impose upon the ere
duliiy unsuspectng ofhe public. whom
he is dependant for his living. With this pied e.
have agreed draw dark veil Of charity and forgive
ness over his past acts and let him go in peace.
BUT W ) WAR; The AFT .GCT ed!
To be Of all impositions. and Iiniment tina
has not our name on the wrappers and directions ant
the evidences Of the copy right secured" and you viii
getthe worth of your money get ree from infer
mites and bless the day that you used the
MEXIC ~ MUSTANG IINIME Mt.
? The Eminent is put up in three sizes. aud retail
nj 25 cts 50 cts and The large oties contain muci
Lnment in proporti' to tue prizes aud there
| fore cheapest.
| w Principal Office 304, Broadway, New York, and
Third and Market streets. St. Louis No. and 10
sale by dealers in Drugs and Medicines and b. country
store Keepers in all parts Of the United States.
IT = For sale in Evansville by
| KELLER. FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER ~ CO..
| Jyi6-lyd&w and several other Druggists.
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BE,FO DIS FAMILY GROCERY.

CHE unders med would respectfully INFORM tho eli
l. gems Of Evansville aud vicinity, that he has just
opened fresh stock Of Family Groceries and Provi
sons of ever, description, Fir street door To
ames steels Lumber Yard. where h hopes, 10y strict
attention business to mertand receive share pub
lie patronage. f.
am dali, receiving fresh supplies ~ inter. thecse.
Eggs, Lard and Poultry from the county, and shall keep
constantly hand full supply of all staple articles Tor
table use. ~ tl-f.Es.f VIZ ~
M MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
Inv Store the residence The purchasers. prompt
y upon the receipt OF their orders Please call and
inc m. stock. Uanl6-iyl +. r. BEDFORD.
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CIGAs AND TOBACCO sroRE OF

JACOB SCHhURER, MAIN r.. BET. Isl AND I'D.
20. Sehaener &rschroeder's old sta d. r.
RES ECTFUI.LY inform the citizen. of evansville
and rroHnd ng country, that have taken the above
stand, det rmined to continue the same business. aud
will constantly keep hand the choicest III Iigars.
and Tobacco of the hes brands that Eastern markets ~
ford; also Snuff aud smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun. China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes nd quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general sisfaction. and respectf lily
solicit "A share of public patronage. iapI u
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OTs AND HOUsRs FOR SALE,

CREAT CHANCE FOR SPECU LATION.-six Lots for
" sale situated in Evansville beyond the Rar,
Four these have Frame Houseson them
wise i'm proved. They we'll situated tor residences
convenient business and only about from
hne speculation offered in these lots
TO Bs SOLD Those wanting ehear residence
ing tine opportunity ofspeeulson had better apply
aiely One of these houses espec lily an
srabe residence For further particulars apply this
elicit