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From the Uncle Sam.
MY HEART Is IN THE MOUNTAINS.
BY KATE WARD.

"
NV heart is where the mountains are,
And where, through valleys green,
The sweet stream sparklcs like star,
The orchard bowers between;
Oh, there the golden blossoms crown
The purple mountain steep,
That looks in silent glory down
Upon the distant deep.
NV heart is on the monntains-free
Where, by the gales caress't,
The sweet stream runs to meet the sea,
With wild flowers on her breast;
Thus unto me, from Memory's spring,
The stream of thought will rise,
And will flowers on its bosom bring,
In bloom that never dies.
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The Police of Philadelphia have been uniformed,
and are to be drilled in squads so as to be able to
act as military, in case of riot.
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The present winter has been distinguished for Sc
we're snow storms in many parts of the world. En-
gland has been visited by the greatest fall of snow
experienced for many years.
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At a Sunday school, in New York, the teacher,
expecting visit from q committe of the church,
had prepared her class to answer the catechsm cor
rectly. When the committee arrived, she put to
the first boy the question:,
'Who made you 2
To which the boy answered; Out OF the dust
of the earth. The little boy that God made has
gone home with the stomach ACHE and am second.
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The MAN WHO BUYS WHAT IS CHEAp--Peteg
Tuppcnny is an economical citizen He always has
an eye to the cheap 1t is useless for any body to
pretend to sell him an article at an extraya CANT
rate He is too wide awake, and his intentions are
too economical, Mr.. Tuppennys method Of purcha-
sing may be thus illustrated for the benefit Of the
public, who may not be as much the fav0rites OF
wisdom as that gentleman. He wants stove
He goes to q store where these articles are sold
states his want and that is good stove, for which
he does not wish to pay above a certain sum. 1t
happens that for that certain sum, the owners o.
the stoves only afford to sell inferior article
After much dilly dallying, he consents to let Mr.
Tuppenny have a stove for the price he mentions
it is a very good stove, only having one slight de-
feet which can be easily remedied. MIR. Tuppenny
rubs his hands---he has made bargain, he takes
the stove home. Externally it will compare with
the stoves of any of his neighbors, and they paid
perhaps, Just double the price. Mr.. Tuppenny is
in ecstacies He chuckles over his superior faculty
of securing the economical. By-andbye, Mr. Tup
penny begins to discover that his stove, although
dute admirable to the view dees not draw so well
and cook in so desirable style as other stove
which cost more money. He is greatly afflicted witt
smoke.
The fact is that Mr.. Tuppenny is very much an
moved But his consolation is that he bought The
stove cheaply. Anon he finds that the stove viii
not answer his purpose atall He is absolutely com
PEELED to get another. Going once more upon the
cheap principle, he again purchases cheap stove
In this way he continues, until, while his neighbor:
use up one stove he uses three so that his cheaI
principle costs him very dearly. We have gooC
many Peter Tuppennys among us. 1t Is highly
important that some of them began to find out the
difference between what costs a small sum immedi
ately and what is really cheap.
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THE LOFTY AND THE LowLY.- The Washington
Union indulges in the following sensible remarks:
''Who is he, no matter how exalted his position
who has no relative in the humblest The writer
has himself seen members of the immediate families
of two Presidents of this Republic toling for theil
support in the severest of empoyments; and it is
probable that no man has occupied the White
House who has not been aware that many of his
kindred, unless relieved by himself, were reckoned
among the poor if not the honest of the land The
only brother of Clay was cabinet maker; Web
stcr the giant of statesmen, and the ornament OF
his country had brother-in-law who never learned
to read till after completing the period of three
score and ten, and majority of the first statesmen
of the present time energetic and ambitious sons
of poor but honest parents Everett who will
never blush to hear it) it was discovered in his
younger pursuit of knowledge under difficulties
the difficulties of poverty-though they presented
to him but slight impediments on the road to re-
noWn.n
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Diogenes has well said, that the only way to pre-
serve his liberty was being ready to die without
pain.
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LIFE ON THE PLAINs.-We extract the following
from Delano's new work "Life on the Plains 1t
is a description of the famous SCOTS Bluffs situated
on Platte river little below Fort Laramie
1.-The wind blew cold and unpleasant as we left
our pretty encampment for Scott's Bluffs few
miles beyond. The bare hills and water worn rocks
on our left began to assume many fantastic shapes
and alter raising gentle elevation, most extraor
dlnary sight presented itself to our view. A BASIN
shaped valley, bounded by high rocky hills, lay be-
fore us perhaps twelve miles in length by six or
eight broad. The perpendicular sides of the noun
tans presented the appearance of castles forts tow
ers, veranders, and chimneys, with a blending of
Aslatc and European architecture, and it required
an effort to believe that not in the vicinity
OF some ancient and deserted town. 1t seemed as
II the wand OF magician had passed over city,
and like that in the Arabian Nights had converted
all living things into stone. Here you saw the min
arets OF CASTLE the oophoes of bastons of fort.
Again, the trescoes of a hugh temple; then, the
doors windows chimneys, and columns of immense
buildings appeared in view, with all tho solemn
grandeur OF an ancient yet deserted city, while at
other points Chinese temples, dilapidated by time
broken chimney rocks in miniature, made it appear
as II by some supernatural cause we had been
dropped in the suburbs of mighty city. For miles
around the basin this view extended and we looked
across the barren plain at the display of Almighty
power, with wonder and astonishment These how
ever, lost their interest approaching them, and
like the tabled castles of the middle ages dwindled
down to bare, shapeless, water-worn rocks Yet
days might be spent in examining them, and re-
GREETED that want of time and my own enfeebled
health should prevent my inspecting them more
thoroughly. They were composed of volcanic mat
ter. like that of Courthouse and Chimney Rocks,
mari sand, clay, and gravel-a kind of volcanic
conglomerate which yielded to the action of the ell
euents, by which they were worn, in the lapse of
ages, to thoir present fantastic forms Every year.
probably, wears them more, and time slowly chang
es their shapes, and it is not improbable that, at
some former period, even Courthouse and Chimney
Rocks were portions of hills which have decayed.
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A gentleman being asked whether he was serious
ly injured when certain steamboat exploded, re-
piled that he was used to being blown up by his
wife. that mere steam had no effect on him.
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Counsel slowly, but perform qnickly that which
you have determined on.
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THE man who likes to hear woman scold, has
just hired a saw -fler to play him to sleep
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Punch asks, if ''fve and half yards make pole
what is the length of a Hungarian
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FANNY FERNS OPINION OF SuNDAY.--Sunday
should be the best day of all the seven not ushered
in with ascetic form, or lengened face, or stiff and
rigid manners. Sweetly upon the still Sabbath air
should float the matin hymn of happy childhood
blending with early songs of birds, and waited up
ward, with flowers incense, to him whose very
name is LOVE, 1t should be no day for puzzling
the hafdeveoped brain of childhood with gloomy
creeds, to shake the simple faith that prompts the
innocent lips to say 'Our Father" 1t should be no
day to sit upright stiff-backed chairs till the
golden sun shall set. No the birds should not be
more welcome to warble the flowers to drink in the
air and sunlight, the to toss up their 1.-the
limbs, free and fetterless. I'm so sorry that to-
morrow is Sunday" From whence does this sad
lament issue From under your roof, oh mistaken
but wel-meaning Christian parents; from the lips
Of your child whom you compel to hear two OF
three unlntellgbe sermons, sandwched between
Sunday schools, and finished off at night fall by
tedious repettions of creeds and catechsms, till
sleep releases your weary victim! No wonder your
child 5huddcrS when the minister tells him that
"Heaven is one eternal Sabbath" Oh, mistaken
parent! relax the over-strained bow-prevem the
fearful rebound, and make the Sabbath what God
designed it, not weariness but the "beSt7 and
happiest day of all the seven. -Mus,cm Times.
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The Sons AND DAUGHTERS OF VERMONT, in Low.
ell, held grand family festival on Wednesday eve
ming. The company, including delegations of ma
tive born Vermonters from Boston and other places
numbered about thousand persons At the sup
per table various spirited addresses were made by
different gentlemen, and many letters We're reat
from distinguished Vermonters who were unable tC
be present SAKE, the poet sent the following toast
Ie1mom--Famous for the production of tou1
great staples namely men, aroman, maple sugar and
horses.
The first are strong-the last are fleet
The second and third are exceedingly sweet"
And all are uncommonly ''hard to beat"
A brilliant ball closed the festivities of the occa
sion.
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THE EMpiRE COUNTY ARGUS.
s11R1IsHraD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
E.MEH% wM szY q

CM-.MEM% WM g%o
Six months ....................S4 500
Three months, ....................$2 $3.50
Single Copies 25
RATES ADvERTISINGTEN LINES OR LESS MAKE SQUARE
One square, first insertion 100
EVERY SUBSEQUENT Insertion so
[sne square three months 1900
g six months Observation-Disclosures. $500
one year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1000
One-ouarter column three months 2500
{" 1ss six months $500
one eyear...................5 5000
One-balf column three months 1000
6 six months Observation-Disclosures. 1900
ono year veor....................l00 100 90
So All communications whether on business intended
yor publication, should be postpaid
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CLoTHIxG wmoLEsALE AND RErAIL.

GRrAT NCk FUK kUAtNN.
>SH THE undersigned having purchased of his late part
IA ner Chas " Mack his entire interest IN the Cloth
ing Store OF Mack Lobenstine AT very heavy eis
" cosut determined to get rid OF the present stock
at make for afarge assort
meut of Fall and Winter Clothing. lie therefore ny h
frend the generally 20 and examine his Good
and prtces good Clothing Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods e.. &e as there is in Evsnsvile sn'
them than they be bought az ohe
place in city which he will prove those calling at hi
store under Pavilion Hotel. . ,..,,,.,,-r,
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GnaaNGEoF PRoPRrETo,,s.
.ruHo ,EsALR AND RETAIL ny
T,EJ JEH & " EP LIN @

At Nho fsAb. Ahp Ns tA.r - -
LEI II Sc v GP I'll N q
III HE undersigned have pnrchsed the entire stock o
l. drugs aud ..cdicnes OF j. NJ. D. Miller q Co, and
intend carr, ing on he Drug business az the well Known
stand Keller Farnsley No. IA Nater street. under
the irnl of Leich Il yelling. ...-. Il. ---.. =.
Charlie cich ofIhe drm, hopes he isfavorably known
BslI's store The last five wears Peter Verling. Othe
same arm having been eerking in the present store he
LIST three wears filters himself with having the cOnf
dence of its old customcIss l.l luaJ.. @ I..
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock o
drugs and medicines and hope by this means ana by
strict attention. business aud 10y low prices, To merit
li,,era patronage both from old aud customers.
: CHARLES LEIGH.
fahsstv e. rsi i. PETER VRKt.lNG.
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BEnF0Rp.s FAMILY GHDCEnv

TVNI would respectfully inform the citizens o
Eyansvle vicinity that have fresh
stock Family Groceries aud Provisions Of every des, on
second street door james Stess Lumber ard
where they hope strict attention business merit
receive share 0f public patronage. -
They are fresh supplies Of Butter Cheese
Poultry the country ans shall Keep con
s,aay hand full supply of all staple articles Tor taeis
-,
All Goods purchased this will be delivered at the
residences Of purchasers free OF eharge ,nr
q W
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GurPWOoD Hru35

I,HE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely reatted aud re:urnished IT, and is prepared
to enterain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned 10y
Mr Peter Burke and has good stock ohorses and ear
riages TO iet. .nn F-frf 30. - , ,
he stable is large clean and well located, and good
arc iu cotant attendance Particularatienton
will be paid the OF horses left with him for keep
ng and in all respects the public sha find the Sher
wood Honse GOOD Hotel. [iyS-ul ]. A. 3YEkS.
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CAN 1T DE,

ESAN il be possible that - ENRICH was summoned 70 ap-
pear the Honorable City Council TO answer TO the
eh.api OR wast receiving
Goods waen m re.l'y they are
not worth than ninety cents tue uollars BE The
case as ID nav Mr. +. attend his affair
while Of his at the same time
good to the largest number by
n good Goods hsnumerous ensomersAtre-
cam iaaiss know you delight in getting good Goods at
ow prices.
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CRACKERS AT WHoLEsALE AND

THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand iarg'
\ assortment of fresh Mater Butterand sugar Crack
ers and 80 soda Pilot and Navy Bread, which be
iny manufactured Oy the latest improved Machinery
can be sold at low price as in any place in the
aud are not exceled in quality by any other manufacto
ry in the country. large stock always on hand a m
shopon Water street, between Sycamore aud Vine.
decl4-u y. SiNZiCh.
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EVANSVILLE AND AEN HARMONY IRi.
" EMILY sAtI.ItING

F<5r}s.S1A on aud after SATURDAY Iu.y let, the :
fsz.2-e-S dersgned will = rsi-wksKLr LiSk OF
stage COaehys A.
Leaving Evansville. Mondays wsjnesaays Friday
ats oeloek A. Al returnng leaves New uaruOny Tues
day ihurd1y's and Sata days att o'eieeh A NJ.
The hne viii all be stocked With horses
comfortable Coscaes trsty a careful tbs
mae aith gaariy and dispatch Ala orders tor goods
teaded to-
For passage other business apply ths
and Nav stls Locust the tArk.t Hsase
leaving their orders Of che Hotels ii
seeure pEOupt attenton. 4 L. III. DE GAkGO.
S29-t ..nnr p. e.
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]. r. CEISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
-oster's BHtfdiRg, Up Stairs.
F. CRISP. having removed his Office 10 Fosters
J. buillng. will be ON. hand at all times, 10 lake nc,
snowedge ments of Deeds Mortgages &c, and attend
TO an business required of him Justice OF The Peace
f.bO-tf s'.rlI '.g. 90 Nts..
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BRowN& GRANT. no,
sATcHEz STREET FIRf, NEw ORLEANS b

9,
ouronice and warehouse. Nos 81 and o. yatcLez ST.
with their contents except the books fr,r> con.
tined In Our safe. were niirel desiroy.a t Ere on
the morning 1.-The 10Th March. Although the Safe had
been FOR several hous in extremely hot fire
We cou receysr ii. being first discovered was
m red hta; OF being cooled viii water. we rcp,pyeu
cur books and pa TO the amount OF mt,
dollars. without he slighcs init r, Ia ms
Being fully convinced by ths q The entire seepi
y oi ose safes We have procured anctbe The sane
ton. ro m the gent viz RieAs Fire prtof
Safe sold 10y Mr.. Isaac bridge No % Magazine street.
and recommend them to all who Dc psrfet NJ c,riy
for valuable papers in case offre- !, "a .,.,f q.
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! Law pARTNERS9 ZIP.

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attcrnies at
al Law, Evansville Indiana. nave associated
partners In The psactee Of the law and VIII continue
to practice In adjoining couaties, and in tho
Supreme and District Court. They design turning THEN
attention d. -teularly TO land law. short time they
viii be Jfs pared to give in few minutes, abstract
the title to anost any Evansville or s enlarge
menss orin Lamasco togethe with their professiosl
an "A "a. lifls. tf.iesired tjy25-dawtfl
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IOOK tn THE FEEr.

so,,e THINGS LUVh tV Iuh Eniit EMsiit "A or,vps
j. HART re frO the Eastern
would inform hs Ola and the eitIeas
orally that he has his shoe Main
~ oPpose the Branch Rank of the largest hnst aad be
sslrcted stocks ablc rssions. bOOIS
SHOES trought this et1. comprising Gents Boots
all KINDS eaters Of all tn different styles iouhs an Child
tin Boots Misses Caters aud shoes all kinds
Inian . Shoes IN Abundance MI -lala..f. m.n. =
lie his also No. BED Sole Leathes. and Tay
lOr's No. Oak. OtCincinnati .e. e... rf|
ALSo-39 fine Freneh caifshns of different brands
fresh try the Custom Hsuse in New YORK. i r-.
ALSO-NarOccos Lining Bading.. Thread Guts eereh'
Web Laoes Enameled sps d in fact every sher kiHd o
Material be used in anuaetsring BorS
Shoes all of which will he sold cheap tho che:
warranted good.
lie force OF good and experienced workmer
employed in manufacturing which euates him 70 mpete
either eheapncss durability with hous
east west OF the Rocky Mountains. Call and see
my3I-u Ii. D. HARr.
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coNrECTIO PR ESERVES. &c.
NHOl.f:s ALE 4 RET ALL.

q KCNTX respecf fuIIy inIor'ns The pubIlc that ne
nov rrera,ed I'LL all orders either OF Country mer
or fam Coneetonaries OF every description
ncudu Partisan Chrystated work ofevery STYLE &C. Pre-
seryes Jellies acture tie has the hes
engged and is enatedto MI orders for conteetoe
r and Cakes description &c promptly aud cheap
lie the attention of CJuntry merchant
10 ala stock and prices. sepiS-u r..
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valuable paper case Of fRirr. ssfi wAlss G..
cHARTREs ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS. "'.

INV VkLkANS, n pfIf u. If5f. D
we have abundan reason TO q J. ieh's Sala-
mander Safe rs erinentiy hrelroo siroc arex-
ceeni oppotupli,, On the 18th February last, OF
one Of thai description. which pnrcLased scyersj
{, ears since of MIR Isaac bridge, Our storeNo az .
Chartres street. with entire stock hats trninir
&e burned the Of that Gay ~ de
our safe to ve intense heat during hours vel
II saved all its contents, comprising bank sho
checks for upwards Of nine hundred dolls
able Tor several thousand dollars. and accounts In ouy
books for forty thousand dollar- co ~ only
Que hundred and ten dollars. risk noihiiR H. IRE
nounclng II the cheapest article ssodnI nv
...t ALERRT& TklCo. ,
:, large assoriment of NILDER's PATENT sAIAxANprR
sAyEs, with Reh's Improvements. for sae by ~ = 10
y wells a- 81 dee. STkARNk d MARVIN,
(suceessors to Rich d COY - - .'s4fiO
~ - Hif" alfi ui Is6 MxTyR STREET.. n. w.
The only Makers of Salamander Safes combining VII
ders and Rich's Patents aud Sole Protrietars OF :,
Jones Worlds Fair Lock. which has neither key nor
keyhole. AL1IS d HONES. i1.
mys-tf ID s.agavs 30 Agents at Evans VILE .
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EVANSVILLE la. WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER a. 1854.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
HlGHLY IsPonTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
-fl AFFLICTED KvEKYwEEsE.
DR. A. L.. ADAMS, LIVER BALSAM
- an CONES GREETING. -us a No.
1kR. 4. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR DIS
~ Awakening the inquiry Ia the ninds OF all who
read IT, How IL that Americans have been SO long and sav
silly immured darkness and ON the snbset OF
DIR. A. L. ADAMS. LIVER BALSAM. 80.
The Psaaeea Of Disease offered TO the afflicted OF the
states and Territories entire of Liver Complaints
IN all stages Bilious Fever Ague aud Fever Chronic Lung
Iaundiee Bowel Com plants Dar,ha. Dyentry Rheuma-
tism Piles. Serofaa Salt Rheum Dyspepsia General Deb
iy. Nervousness Costveness lndigeston Female Com
plants. &c. -Ur. !. r...rf .ff- =. !. -..-s..
reputation Of remedy before the public and has proved
The optical beyond shadow douht. hat he
ONLY Reliable MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED.
being purely veEetae for Of the above
dseas The skeptea have become its most sansuine
vo,aries aud pronounce Liver eais,m be the ~
ONLY RELIABLE HARBENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
s AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials from raei has made swollen
with Prons gratitude for the relief received by its
And in submitting this the Liver Basam reeommended to
those suffering under the IRON GRASP Of the MONSTER
DISEASE aud at once one bottle OF DIR A. Adams
Liver Bassm a
the reader attention called the perusai Of Medical
Circular which he Obtained Agent throueOut
United States giving clear ptome the aad OF
dease also. OF certificates these have ed i>
paraeied acensancy the diseases 90 are all
subject. *t.. y -
81 e. scorr General Agent No 81 Randolph St Chicaso
H. whom all orders be addressed receive prompt
atten ton. 4
Sold by HaLLocE & sToDDARD Evansvirle.
Agents in the Country be supplied ny them a Propris-
g. JAMES. VT Vernon: JAMES SAMPSON. New Har-
monv; G. JAQUES 4 co Poseyville HALLoCk b
PARNEvTER Princeton. Ind. ei-iyw
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FALL GOODS.

BTRNETT a EINVITIE.
MO. II WARREN STREET. NEW YORK. ARE NOW
raerivins nd constantly hand large and de-
Whit Goads Linens Laces. Emhrode
ries Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods selected with
he prices which the attention Of the trade is
n invited. ez -dimWom
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS
rERRE HAUTE AND EyANsyIIiE 9. Mai

IEHHE HNUTE AMI EV ANSVIII.E U. .. M All
AND hAPREs- fACRf1S.s
Ikt- W Ets kL .--A this Line vii,
leave rerre daute Evansville every
~ Mond,y. Wednesday aud Friday at o'clock
NJ These Boats large ccmmodiOas we'll furnished
Con aecng Terre Hsa- with Raro. Northern Pack
s and Evansville with the different Lines OF
on the Ohio river n q. 3 rn y FL .asr e22-tf
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LOyII~vlLlE PAPER Nj LII.
a nI-L.0Nr

s,UCCESSs0RG LA CRoniE. Narnfacturerso Of New
- and Printing PAPER aud wholesale dealers in a.
ksas Cards Prator- Iak sc and also. Agents for th
marufa~ture of (unrowder. H
No I4- Main Street Louissfe. ky.
y b. The highest marker price in essh paid 'er Reg
Hemp and cotton vsssss. sep2S-sn
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80 fAfhat A. KUnTZ, -fL
NETHOIEs ALE AND ETAIL.CONFECTIOXl n.
wN. EEiELY,
yHT IGY fss ALI, AND RETAIL, GROCER AND

w fkODJCE MERCHANT i. MAIN STREET : The IN
respectfully inform his friends aud the pdoe
Evansville vciniy that having hased the interest
Senior partner late OF j. W Reilly he IN
carr, rocery and Produce bus AZ the old
this rtuniy OF returning thanks Tor
favors intends hort % merit
auee Of the same is2O-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.