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'ok SALE-A secondhand Hackney CARH -
Il In good order, and Geers for cash or g.
credit Apply to Ander j. joy e. or
ap Il-3t* NICHOLAS CALLAN Trustaa
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k'onNIohE Ell hooMS FOR RENT-Twof furnished
l. Rooms for rent, on ~ st., between Pa. ave-
and street. JAS. WIIJJaMS
ap 1i-d1w
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E'oRNlSHED R 90 MS.--Two very comfortably
l. furnished Rooms to let on the first acor-one
very large and airy. Apply on 18th street, between
sd ll-3tx
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A LII music performed by Mons Jul
"A liens Band can be had ut the Music Depot of
ap1-u HILBUS l. HITZ
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WANTS.

ana (" ~ ansed" advertisements, four lines
OF 'ess TOR each insertion, IS cents; each additional
line CENTS
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CUMBERLAND CoAL.-Experiments made
proved that this coal can be benefcially used
in burning brick. One ton of coal will, burn
fourthousand Of beick, and only two persons
are required to attend the fires whilst the kiln
il burning.
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ny GREEN - SCOTT, Auctioneers.
NALuABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION =
20 THURSDAY, the 10th instant, -e .h,U sell
On 'ne prem ses, at O'Clock m, west half Sousr,
no fao moracng Lots Nos 4 1, s. and 9, ffonsins
IN North o and d sts s''' anu Aoi Wei
Mso, east part OF Lot No 2, in square la,. fn,ut
'"g - lee' on the canal, Running back 100 fett
IL months, on notes bearing interest. y > A'0
deed given and . deed Of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
epi-o 80 AuctSoueers
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Il posite Wilards' Hotel, and two doors shoye
BROWNS Furniture Store, are four very neatly fur
nished and very convenient Rooms for rent. Th.
Terms moderate. Apply on the premises
ap 11-3t* n FRInnry
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DECIDEDLY UNpLEAsANr.-Ws could MT
help smiling at an occurrence to-day ON the
avenue. very psrtly, we'll dressed gentle
man was walking down the street, when meet
ing some ladies of his acquaintance, he turned
obout to walk with them, little spiteful lap
dog accompanying one Of the ladies kept up a
continual barking and swapping at the fat
gentlemans heels, who, notwithstanding his
greatness, appeared to be excessively annoyed
by the peculiar attention of the little
animal, and after enduring it as long as his
iraseible nature would permit, he suddenly
wheeled on his diminutiye assailapt and made
vigorous kick at him accompanied by an
oath not long but deep. But alack the day I,
the little cur proved too nimble for him and
the momentum giving to his leg entirely threw
him off his balance and be and the side walk
took an afeetionate embrace.
1t was fun TO US but frogs to him. r-
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w ANTtD-A neatly furnished Parler and Bed.
Nv room. on the south SIDE of Pa svsrma u ho.r
% ana Io,n sts Address Claude" at this efice.
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The HrPPoDROME.-Crowdsc continue to sur
round this establishment as it progresses to
completion. We have seen nothing previously
In Washington like the existing popular curl
osity TO get sig ht of il in advance, since pre-
parations were being made for the Jenny
Lind concerts None of the Hippodrome en-
tertalnments, by the by, resemble those Of the
circus. They are, ia few words, celebrated
limitations of the games and contests of the
ancients, Of the tournaments of the middle
ages, and of estr \ hunting in Africa &c.
pony races, with trained monkeys for riders,
ostrich races, the birds also so mounted, and
racing of deers, haEnessed in fsiry-liks cars,
with the wonderful feats of Franconi's trained
horses, make UP their entertainments.
SPIRIT RAPPERS.-QUITE SCENE IL AN
ONsIsus We understand from n person who
witnessed IL, that on Saturday night, gentle
man and his young daughter, who is medium,
were attending a circle on Capitol Hill, and
while there the daughter was told by the Spirits
That she and her father must return home i'm
mediately, rs her mother was taken suddenly
I'll, They hurried to the omnibus, just in time,
aud during the ride passen gers were quite as
tonishei with the capers that were cut up by
ine Spirits taking possession of the medium.
hhen theyoung lady and father reached their
nome, they found their fears were grOundless,
Tor The mother ard all the family never en-
dyed better health in their lives
=, PASSION WERx.-Sunday last was Palm
sunday, and the present week closing with
sunday next, Easter Sunday is called Pas
s'9n week on account of its being the week in
Nnich our Saviour died on the cross. The
c Snoie week is kept very rigidly by our Roman
, Ia'hoiic citizens SIS week of fasting and as
y. me end OF Len, terminating on Sunday, when
enc religious holiday, denominated Easter,
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. DISTINGUISHED VIsIroRs-The Countess of
G., and her daughters, ladies Augusta and
Constance L., are travelling through the United
States, and are now in this city. attended only
cOgnito, they have assumed the euphonious
name OF s.. They were at Julien con.
cert last evening, and afterwards went to eau
tier for the purpose of Inspecting American
life In all its phases. 1t is said that one of
these ladies designs writing a book on this
country .a fslI -- =. - 49,
RELIGIoUs.-There will be meeting of the
presbytery of baltimore at the second Pres
byterian Church, New York Avenue, near
18th street. this evening, when the opsnin
sermon will preached by the Rev. Stuart Rob.
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RECEIvED THIS MORNING, direct
~ from the importers In New York, some extra
rich Embroidersd Flounced Rerege Robes
Also, cases handsome Bonnets
800 pieces Bonnet Ribands \ ...-.
10 do Black Twisted Silks
~ do do and colored Challeys.
ap o-dlw HALL BROTHER.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

VALUABLE PROPERTY At pivot
Sale-The owner going to leave the CITY win
sen a HOUSE and LOT on 7th street west in square
inches in front, by 100 deep, to paved alley.
Also, a new Dwelling House, on 18th street. ha-
tween and NJ. It contains rooms The lot Ok
feet front by loo Deep Io' 20
This is a desirable location Title ind;sn,t.n,
Enquire on the premises. anIIMat:
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

TUNHE Institution located First.
he City Of Evansville Ind. andis for the reception Of
Students ut all times IRON the first Of September until the mid
die OF May
Institution in the West aud effort shall be wanted the
Of the Principal to make Students comfortable in
iesIeet. ,..,.., ,.su.,,x
Practical and Theoretical Instead OF books the pupils
ercised making original entries taking
OF trial balances closing great variety o. differ
including balance sheets &en fact precisely the
will be required in the CoUTiNsHOUsE and
thus qualifying the student for entering the
duties kind OF business The
OF instruction will consist of
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING
In all its branches including forms adapted the Re-
tail Business Steamboat Commission Bush
Current Account sales Mercantile Calcula
TONS aud complete system Of Commercial
INSTRUCTION being impaired individually and not u classes
students therefore any time and the
of their capacity.
FuL course be completed eight weeks,
aud may require than four week The time how
free Of charge.
PRScrAL will pleasure in doing everything in
his his students make them
accomplished accountants.
DPioM AS awarded TO those deemed worthy Of them.
TERMS (PgEpAD sEcCkED) for the Mercantile
excepting s. B. Bookkeeping sOO0 including Seam Boat
Book Keeping. s25 90; Mercantile Calculations, $500.
Young wishing quaif themselves Practical Book
respectfully invited call the Rooms during
tages derived attending ofiessons this
Institution.
The Principal feels justified in saying that any person
the practical keepirgin this school than
could in the Counting House years.
Hours Of instruction. ff"m r. NJ from ~ to A. r.
ton call at the rooms. or address .sned.
Catalogues par,saiars VIII be application
to the undersigned JEREMIAH Benin, Principal.
EvANsvlLIs. August, 1854. aug2f
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Iron TlNCTURE.

1T we'll known almost every that certain class
diseases their origin Debility; and inventor
this strictly led the of
valuable Of all the
and broken down SYSTEM originating from and
the active
Iron known the Medical World and may be all
requiring chaly beats IL is particularly
Chils Fever Seroula Rheumatism out. DISTRACTED
enstruan which has been the Of death many
houd be blushng womanhood Falling OF the Womb
Fuor Albu Whites Drosies of all kinds Chronic
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. KY, July lst, SO.
Mr. B. F. HURr~-Dear Sir:-Permit to yeu for
afflicted Female munity
became diseased with Falling the Womb
Whites which kept confined my nearly all the
time had the Of the best the
ded me TO go SprngsI did remaining there
some time found the benehtiny re-
home female acquaintance. who had using
persuaded Ieonsented
the first bottle found myself improving rapidly. am no
4h bottle and happy lam able
o my household affairs as before was taken sick.
SARAH A. JONES.
BAsrRo. Texas May I. 1854.
MEssRs. FARMER. HURT INSTRUMENTATION
school for
found my health rapidly declining General debility
pervadei my whole SYSTEM weak and emasiaed
walking skeleton until used three of
Hurts Iron Tinctufe. we'll and testify
that the BEST medicine extant for general debility
spinal loss of appetite and all diseases arising
adiseased state ofthe blood. Yours. with respect.
j. NJ. HAMMOND.
ey7-4mw WOOLSEY LlNCK. Sole Agents.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Arrival Of the
e u r O z A
AT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
The Europa arrived at Halifax at O'Clock
to day.
Flour, Western canal 3ls, Ohio 34s.-
Corn, yellow 33s, white 35s. Consols 954
Mentschikoff intercepted the allies at the
river Alma. News of the battle hourly ex-
pected-probaby fought on the goth.
The steamship Union has just arrived
from Havre.
Public anxiety in England is at the high
est pitch.
The allies have sent a force into the Sea
OF Azow to intercept the Russian transports.
Breudstuffs have an advancing tendency
and prices of all descriptions show an I'M
provement. No change in pro visions
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CHEAP CARPETISG.-Sew together strips
of the cheapest kind Of, cotton cloth of
the size Of the room, and tack the edges to
the floor. Then paper the cloth with any
sort of room paper. After being well dried,
give it two coats Of varnish, and your carpet
Is done. IL can be washed like carpets with
out injury, retains its gloss, and on chambers
or sleeping rooms, where it will not meet
with rough usage, it will last two years as
good as new.
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Z z Z e T T 9 T z
VOLCANIC OIL
IgNIMEN'l'

NNHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
l. has performed after all other remedies had failed,
warrants the proprietor in asserting that II Is the only
Liniment that will cure Chronic infaHmaiory Rheu-
masm Paralysis, stiffness or weakness In the JOINTS
Neuralgia, Toothache. Earache. any Pain IL will re-
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples, Bites of Musqutos, any in
And it will cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEST
ULCER SORES on the legs or shins, no difference how
long they may have existed. 1t will also soothe and
heal Burns scalds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &C., sooner
VIA" any 't OVER Million OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1853 and the demand is increasing
daily and we have never heard Of wherein it has
oiled to cure any external disease, when properyap
piled.
Who then will suffer from Pains Sores. Swellings
when a sale and sure remedy is so easily obtained
Read the following certificate. which is
INCoNTESTABLE PROOF
of what we have asserted.
J. Fl. McLEAESir feel tia duty owe to the public
make known the following hoping they may learn by
my experience and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates and long
Fur six months | was confined to my room cripple
from Rheumstism. My knee was swollen tremendous
ly the most pains. The muscles were
contracted that could not straighen my leg at all
applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks but it
and used your Volcanic oil Linment-n three weeksit
relaxed the muscles; and cured me permanently: ~
AMERICUS CASEDAY Saline county. III.
Isaw Mr. Caseday when he was afflicted az stated and
he is we'll. WM.M ELLIOTT. Pinkneyville.
Reader If the owe is not sufficient TO convince you
of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Linnen,
call aud examine the thousands which have in
possession from all parts of the country and you will
purchase supply from and il does not give satisfac
ton, the money will be returned to the purchaser
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
McLeans Celebrated Liniment is the only safe and re
liable remedy for the of SPAWN, Ring Bone Wind
Calls, Spiints Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or Sweings-
Ii will fail to Big Head Polley Fisua. old
Cunning Sores or sweeney if ProP9I Goe applied For
die or collar Calls Cuts Wounds, il is an infable
remedy. Apply as directed, and a cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, Of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is certify that have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment and Mcleans Volcanic Oil Liniment, our
omnibus horses that were lame, spraned and for SWELL
ings and have found McLean's Volcanic oil Lniment
to be the best Liniment. ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthc firm of Case IL Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Lnimentis put up in 25 cent. so centand 81
bottles The 50 cent size contains three times the guam
tity and in proportion TO the
For sale by J. H. MCLEAN sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo.
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO., at Proprietors prices. lmh7
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r. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT DE HXDK0PIREK.

y
FOR DYSPEPSIA, sCRoFULA, AND ALL IMPURITIES THE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one Of the FaeaIy.
YTNHIS vegetable remedy which is spreading 10 all
partsofthe country is prepared by graduate of one
ofthe first Medical Schools in ilf West ply stefan of
high standing in his profession and much opposed 10
by the fact that the recipe published and accompanies
each bottle of the medicine thus exoneratng it from
'"' '"'' If IS PREF PREsCRIBEp BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference the Circular and by the
Unlike SarsapariIla the Hyropiper isquiek in its ac-
ton, the first bottle often producing wonderful results,
as in the of the negro girl oil MIS- simmons Oh
Louisville. who relieved OF
RIINnNESS In ONE yyEEKu
In short wherever known it stands at the head OF all
remedies for the following 9,seasei ycrro con.n
ton Chronic Rheumatsm Gout. Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Affections, al
Female irregularities and Distractions, MercurGl Dis
ssas Secondary syphilis General Debility, and all dis
orders arising from impure blood and bad Habit
Fob FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy stands unryalled. 1t is slight smulan
ard a DOW erfu tonic and Alternative.
As beautier OF the complexion, IN the cure OF rim
nles and bothes. in producing cea and beautiful skin
il is safe and remedy than all the
metcs and lotions iu existence Try il. and you will
never regretit DO lose confidence if il houd
at first increase the dseasehe general effect of the
medicine being drive all impuresto the surface and
by that means out of the system.
HARDESsBuRG. KY., Oct. G, 1851.
DR.. A. +. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined Your
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropper for
the of ScroGla in all its FORMS aud other chronic
affections, viz: Rheumatism, Female Weakness. &C.
Having prescribed and wachedt its effects in many cases
of the above diseases and having always found il eec-
tual most eheerfully recommend Ii TO the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used--alto
geher superior TO Sarsaparlla and any of its COM
pounds. n. Il. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
OwEEsBoRo', Ky, March 25 lSs9.
Dear Doctor-1 received yours of the 22d inst al acc
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt
dropper.
In several in this community il has relieved
Dyspepsia In short, consider il valuable prepare
tion have been using il myself, and think it benefits
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COWAN, VI. II.
PRICE 81 per bottle, bottles for S. when taken
one time. RAYMOND d. PATTEN,
Sole Agent No. "A Fulton street, Louisville. Ky.
To whom all orders should be addressed
Agents in Evansville, HALLOCK IL STODDARD
Princeton, K. b. HALLoCK;
mhoS- dS wGm-is
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INDIANA ELECTIONS.
CINCINNATI, Oct. i

CINCINNATI, Oct. ii.
Mace is elected to Congress in the 9th
district by 1900 majority; Barbor in the 9th
by $50, Scott in the 7th by 800, Petit in the
18th by 1900, Cumback in the 4th by 35,
and Holloway in he 9th by $500. They
are all anti N braska.
1t is thought that the State Know Nothing
ticket is elected by small majority.
Ohio has doubtless gone by a large major
ity for the independent ticket, and decidedly
anti N ebraska.
MADISON, Oct. H.
In Jefferson county the peoples ticket is
elected by over 1000 majority. In Jennings
county by 600. Dunn, anti.Nebraska, is
elected over Durham for Congress in the Sd
district by about 1000 majority.
New ALBANY, Oct. IL.
English's majority for Congress in Harri-
son county is about 100. Mather, Dem.
Senator, and Simmon, Dem. representative,
are elected.
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PIANO FORTES.
\ wv MUSICAL INSTR MENT STORti.


NEW MUSICALINSTRUM ENT STORf,
FIRST STREET NEAR the POST OFFICE.
nE 70 sS , %Ss' ,n i'rss sss
" s, S. Musical 1 aG he :n viii On
the first September next open
the above described prsmi,s consisting in Pr
eeived the ht Earope awe as America at the
dsnes the. he believes sSs.s as we'll oil Paint
probably the best viii found their to this
ture mental pursuits and the amply Justify the support
home nets an a % and the
giided frames to adorn VOrte Paror have been in
fession brought ali INV Judgement to bear in the
best such good. the markets of EuroP~. Bos
these houses anord sell them almost their original
of Of my Pa-Os touch. durability and the standing in
ALsO:-A selection Of Bamboo Ornamental Walking Canes
ofdferent sizes aud Window Rind with all the tx
and plan The Is SsrGs
s Pianos tanned in equal temper through all the twenty
sv Sec md handed Pianos AIKEN in exchange part pay
we'll improved and unmprovsd landed prop
suss,osm J. BERNHARD HEN>INGs.
PURE BLOOD, SHORT HORN CATTLE: SOUTH
DOWN AND FRENCH MARiNO SHEEP ron
TEA Rose White and Red roam. calved May I'd 1918.
yellow by Young Cse5j GO dam Arahella
Henry S GSG
% lea Rose has heller calf BY her side months old ty
PHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1852. sired by Prophet dam
ee%. S sT S@ dan PnGGi d by Ts,o %
hlai.e s GG dan Prims9n y chsGes Gs GGgSG
Prince ts2p 6GGGGGG dam -; by Patriot t4Ss) Pleas
cUBA~Rsa ard white: May BY P.oph-
nsoH &c Ss% % G d y X ,sss Gms
S. eSGGG asn @!" "Sy Pr%ss ,s oGcSeGas% Se
The nu@bers attached the Of Oh. animal, refer
their IN the English herd BGTs a. tine s a..
volume pm elished IN London; ,, n a r,,,h Nj;
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FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE

CTUATED the Evansville Owensville road three
miles from this City with log house Orchard and
failing Spring-twenty acres upwards cleared
ALS0;-A story Brick House corner Of
and Walnut streets in good recair and conveniently built
ALS0:-Five vacant Lots laying in Bell and
isrgemsn all which will be sold reasonable terms En-
uire Of aug3 T. BACON 4 CO.
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PORTRAITS.

HE undersigned. Portrait Painter. having carried on his
studies for several years Rome Italy respectful
the attention of the inhabitants Of this city and vi
entity his Portraits the perfect Of which he guaran
He also prepared to Church and Altar Paint
ngs and all other work belonging his profession reno
old Paintings Samples of his portraits be
ut Mr. s. Listers bookstore His rooms the New
York Hotel Vine between First and Water
aug3O-2ws DANIEL ROSTER, Portrait Painter.
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~We thank the clerk of the excelle mt

%We thank the clerk Of the excellent
steamer Monticello for the memorandum pub
lished below. The following card was also
sent us. We omit the names numbering
fifty four persons, among whom we recog.
nize several persons of our acq uaintance:
A CARD.-We the Undersigned passengers
on the light draught Louisville and Cairo
Packet Monticello, tender TO Capt. G.. w.
Corich, and the clerk, Jno. III. Harris our
thanks for their kind and affable treatment
during our short and pleasant trip from
Louisville to Cairo. We sincerely commend
her to the travelling public as one of the light.
est draught boats on The Ohio. Also as be-
ing one of the best Differed and spendiest
low water boats afoat.
Memorandum Of the Louisville and
Caro- packet Monticello.
Left Louisville Oct. 7th, at O'Clock p. M.
Oct. 2, passed Rosalie aground at Portland
Gar; Summers at IL mile point; Rescue at
Brandeaburgh; Sth, met Exchange at Flint
Island; passed Louisville at Scuflletown bar;
9th, ID. A. Given at Uniontown; met Shy
lock and Nettie Miller at Uniontown; 10th,
Castle Gardea at Cumberland bar; arrived
at Cairo at 9 o'clock, p. ~, discharged
freight and passengers on steamer Cataract
and Westerner, and left for Louisville We'd
nesdaythe 18th at 9 o'clock, A. ~, left
Umpire and Jenny Lind lying at Cairo with
cargoes on board waRiag to re-ship; 18th,
met ID. A. Given at Metropolis; Newton
Waggoner aground at Cumberland bar; Lou
isville at Sis ers; 18th, Rescue at the head of
Hurricane Island; City Of Knoxville at Wal
kers bar; Vienna at Fords Ferry; Fairfield
at Shawneetown; Rosalie at Uniontown;
Jeanette at Mt. Vernon.
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elk LACEs. so cartons Silk Lsces. for sale by
- eyT JAS. LOW s. CO., AIS, Main st., Lou :, Ky.
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kHPR At:lEs FANCY PRINTS cases sprasue,s
~ small Inquired madden Prints rec'd this day sale Nv
ey2' JAS. Low \ Co., AIS. Maia st.. Lou, Ky
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I'D blue Drill; - Pillw Case
Shrting; ~ 81 hand aud for
JAMES LOW 4 CO..
sept sls Main ste. Louisville Ky.
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LANDS SUBJECTTO ENTRy
CAN 1T BET

CAN TT BET
NAN il be possible that ). EMBICH summoned
" pear the Honorable City Council
charge ofseng Dry Goods eheaPi Or receiving
Goods reality they
worth than ninety cents the uollarf BE the
Mr. l.. attend TO his affairs
while he the tenor of his at the time
do the good the largest number by
msrkaby To- prices
Gail you delight in getting good
o prices. ey22