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1t is beloved that the Clemens and
and Harris difficulty cannot be settled
without Il duel, as all tho efforts of
friends to bring about reconciliation
havo failed.
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u" F.. D. lElsGLE, Esq, is our duly
authorized Agent TO procure ADVERTISE
mcnts and Subscribers for this paper, and
to receive payments for the same and give
receipts.
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The return of railway accidents, in
ircat Britain, has hecn made up for the
first half year 1888. The umhcr of pas
sengers during The half year was 45,OS9,.
BIG, and ~ of them were killed and III
injured. Ii of the deaths and 7 of the cases
OF INJURY being caused 10y the parties own
misconduct or want of caution. Inclu.
ding servants Of the companies, trespaSs.
erS, contractors men, and one suicide, lis
persons were killed and l9l injured.-
There were II collisions. in which > mas.
scng"rs were killed and 81 injured 9 pas
scngcr trains got OIL the rails, and 3 ras.
scngcrs were killed and u injured in four
cases The axle or Il wheel of IA passenger
train engine broke. and two passengers
were injured in two cases an axle or
whccl oi passenger carriage broke, and
three passengers were injured. Among
the deaths, we find more than one caused
by getting ont OF Il carriage in motion.
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Cor. ~. {. GAHLlSGIoH.--From
the last number of the I.aurcnsville
Herald we learn that n correspondent
OF that paper, has nominated this gen
tleman as Il candidate for Congress, to
represent the District now represented
by Col. =. s. Brooks.
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COMMUNICATIONS
For the Banner.

MEssRs EDrroRs | sem! you COM
paratvc view Of tho commerce Of tho prin-
cIpal Ports Of the United States during the
year 1852. The tables are compiled from
the rcpor, of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, for 1852, on the commerce and nay-
ga,ion Of the United States.
These tables may, perhaps, he as inter
csling to many of your readers, as they
were to myself.
The ports that have thus brought un.
der comparison, are Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston and,
New Orleans.
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y letter from tile Island nfSt. Thor

y letter from tile Island nf St. Thorn.
aS, dated Feb. 5th, to the New York
Erening Post, says:
Mr.. Cazcncau, tho husband. of
!" Cora Montgomery" sailed hence re-
Gently for the city of St. Domingo, I'M
der Il commission from Mr.. Marcy
His wife, who is already somewhat f:..
mems as Il .ffjb"sir3w, had preceded
him 70 his post of observation a month
or more. What the precise mission
is, he did not know himself when here.
his wife lmviII. his commission in her
possession. but it is inferred from her
statements, made in ST. Domingo.
shortly after her arrival that they are
to make arrangements for the anneya.
ton of ihc eastern part of lTavli to
the United States, or for some good
and sufficient consideration, TO offer
the sub lects of President Santa Au,ra
the protcctoratc of the United States
against the prctensions Of his western
rival. She has not hcstatcd to assure
the people Of st. Domingo, that the
country you'd belong to the United
States in six months, and to recon.
mend them to Lc of good co,na.c.--
" hat grounds she could have for such
promises, anfnut advised. hut wo.
man who talks So freely will be sure to
write with equal freedom, and proba.
by before this reaches YOU, she will
have spread her hopes and expectations
IN crtenSo before the American pcoplc.
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I''AHL.E II.

Tonnage entered into the ports, from
foreign countries, including both .Amcri-
can and foreign vessels.
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parties who entered Jewclry Store
in Goldsboro' the other evening. and
ritlcd it of Il large portion of lis con-
tcnts.-- Wilmington CDnt,ncrc;uI.
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rs importing cItlGs, The above WnuId
rank thus; Philadelphia, Bnston, New
York, Baltimore, New Orlcan', Cha, rcston.
The first imports nearly three times the
value OF lis exports: the sccond, twice tie
value of experts the third, little more
than one and half times the value Of en-
ports; the fourth nearly balances the
fifth, impoEts one fourth Of the value OF its
exports : and The sixth, or rather boas,ing
city of Charleston, Imports only one fifth
o the value Of its exports. From the above,
II is obvious, beyond dispute, that New Or
leans and Charleston !apend, for at least
three Inurlhs of their merchandise, on the
Nur:h.rn cities.
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I'D MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
Dbl GSESTS, AND TIE PUBLIC GEN.


NTESSRS KELLER 81 FARNSLEY would respects
WI fully thanks thercustomers and the pub
Tic generally FOR the literal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method OF informing
their friends that they have purchased OF Mr. CrawoId
Bell his entire stock Of a. rus ~ Wed ana
will continue 10 carry the business in the honse fer
mery occupied BY him Main. between First and See
nd where they will be pleased 10 have their friends
call aud Vanie their stock. They have associaier Ss>
Isaac White aho has been for years the principal Clerk
in MIR. Bells establishments who will be happy ALI
times to want upon o1 patrons, of the hosse- IL
pure Drugs low rates. and sccommt dating terms are
anv indueem~nt the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
sicans respectfully invite lem to call. have.
ock SIS goo. of well Sc eeted Drugs, and
will be constantly receiving additions 10 our present.
supny and hope "a oGeE sue h ueemeBtsto NB0Lk.
SALE BlsA LEIS viii snPereede the Necessity oa
visit ether cies, for the purpose of purchasing
tieir supplies. :
ivI5 KELLER. FARNsLEY 4 CO..
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DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES.
UNDERWRITING TO MERCHANTS.

INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS.
JNOSTER BROW have just been making large al
ditions tn their former stock Of Staple and rancy
g rocefes, which swehs il to of the largest ana most
piets stocks 10 be found They woud re-
specIully cab the Of their ens and dealers
ther stock and pr they determined tn make
II 10 their iatercst To bu, in this market lapi.
MORGAN, KEEN a. PRESTON,
WHOLESALE pE LERs IN 1JREIGS DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
BOOTS, . OEs, HATS, PoSSErs. &c.
FRESH SPRING GOODS. $50
M have just received l59 packages Of Spr Dg
w purchase. which are opening. consisting Of
Philip Allen a. Sons, Globes. Sprague's. Dunners.
Harrup's, Ciy de's, American, CochecO and Merrimac
lane. c"l"red, solid black and mourning Prints: French
ad American fast cold rich fancy Lawns domestic and
Foreign u Geld plaid Gnghams elegant 81, les of Der
reyes black Silks, great ETY. of Pant Stus Linen,
wooen AMI California Gold mixed Cotona,ies, plain,
plaid and fancy do gold mixed Tweed Coatngs Linen
10 plain and tvilled black wooen do various styles Of
Ticks. bleachcd Mushs fine brow do, lue and brow
aud cold Drills, DE inns, Nanseens York Coatings,
Shirng Stripes Checks furniture do, furniture Prints,
broad Cloths, Irish Linens, Al Sheetings, do and
Bagging &c.
We will constantly be in receipt Of goods during
the entire Since these goods have ived
chants burning day light losing freight in ging
up the river TO make purchases We buy American
ioods "fthe manufacturers ano their agents, and
but them can sell lower than IL worth the at
tcntion of any person interested in American Manuc
lures TO call and examine the beautiful styles and de-
signs OF our prints. Here you will a greater variety
the best Prints in the country than Agent in
New York or Philadelphia offers for sale.
We respectfully invite the trade 10 examine stock
feeling assured that the ST. le and qualities of goods
will attract the the closest buy ers and will
pare with any Of the size in the country Give
a all. tmhl7
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RAILROAD LINES.
r A Ii ROAD LIN ES.
Asss 80. -. 8. -.


INROM CINCINNATI TO The NORTH, EAST AND
WEST, BY RAILROAD, VIA CINCINNATI, DAYTON, CLYDE
AND CLEVELAND RoUTE:
To New York b, Dayton. Clyde, Cleveland and Lake
Shore Railroad Al hours
To Boston by Day ton, CT de. Clcye and and
Lake Shore Railroad in ............ $3.50. Sc hours
10 Chicago IN. .--.. 3 hours.
10 Indianapolis in. .......... hours
To Terre Haute and Lafayette in. - hours.
VIA CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
Trains IN by Cincinnati time.
The Roads of this Route are laid throughout with
heavy T rail.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST TRAIN-InGans polls Express leaves Cincinnati
$50 o'clock A. NJ. Passengers by this Train connect,
via Eaton and Richrond, TO indianapolis, Lafayette,
Terre Hiute, dc. Sleep at Lafayette and resume by
Morning ala Chicago. This Train stops at all way
stations between Cincinnati aud Indianapolis. 90
Second TRAISExpress Nail leaves Cincinnati at $50
O'Clock A. NJ. Passengers 10y This Train connec. 10
llayeiaid. lleep at leveland resume 40 a.
dusky Clye Toledo Chicago Detroit, de-: Troy ,P9ua,
&C.: Hamilton, oxford and Connersville. This Train
stops all way stations batween Cincinnat Clyde and
Sandusky- ... -
THIRD rR,rs- Accommodation leaves Cincinnati at .
o'clock y. NJ. Passengers this Train connect to In
danapolis via Dayton and Richmond. Sleep at indi
annapolis and resume by Morning Train TO Chicago
Connect Day To Troy and Pgua. also connects To
all way stations between Cincinnati and indianapolis
and between Cincinnati Huntsville.
FOURTH Observation-Disclosures leaves Cincinnati nj
$3.50 O'clock p NJ. Passengers by this Train connect via
annapolis, and resume by Morning Train TO Chicago
this train stops at all Way stations between Cineinnt
and indianapolis.
FIFTH TRAIx-E Evening Express leaves Cincinnati at !
O'clock T. NJ. Passengers by this Train connect al
Hamilton to oxford and Connersville. This Train stops
at all wa, stations.
NJ Springfield Passengers by C. II. & u. Railroad
will take 3:20 A. NJ. an ? r. NJ Trans.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TI>HE undersigned have this day formed Copartner
ship under the style and hrin OF GEo. ro TER 20.
Mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large aud spacious fireproof Warehouse on the
aba an and Erie Canal and OF Locust and Dun
ham Streets aud The Depot of the Evansville and
Or wfordsvle Railroad, where they VIII nave ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all xmas ~
Produce aud MervhaEdize. -,
They will give special to COnsgnments either oy
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. y Fl. = --.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale Of Produce Groceries In this market, and Solicit
orders Tor The purchase and Moasses on tne
Coast as one OF the firm will DO in the South during the
Winter. r ..l
They hope by unremtted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. W. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 w. NJ. AMMAN.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE

TIME subscriber has taken the above house and h.,
Il entirely rehtted and re.urnshed it, and Is prepared
10 entertain the patrons of the house in
manner. He has also rented the brick Stable owned nv
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of and
Fiages to let.
Tue stable is large, clean and well located, and good
hosersare constant attendance. Particular
will DO paid to the OF horses left with him kee
Sng and in all respects, the public shall ind the
Usod House gseA Retsl. jyshl "A. BYBRs.
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p I>SengerIFaIN IcaFts
at o'clock (Sundays exce ted) arrive at Fcespes
IGI O'Clock A. NJ. leave Vncennes at O'Clock r. NJ;
arrjv. at Evansville Il =. NJ
rsIh. Accom- IN odation Train leaves Vincennes a.
o'clock A. NJ: arrive at Evansville at ii A. NJ. leave
Evansville al p. NJ. arriye al Vincennes III p Vi.
All freight will be forwarded by the Accommodation
Train the forwarding of freight
its delivery tiLe Evansville Depot, it must he delivered
at or before " o'clock A. M and at Vncenaes /, mus
be delivered st. or before, o'lock, the evening
the previous day. SAMUEL HALL,
jaB2e-u President.
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKING!!
NTESSRS. SATERLEE q Dt'GARMO have
wi hand good assortment Of one and two hsrse Car
riases Rockaways and Buggies. manufactured their
shop after III, most approved and modern styles.
Messrs. ;. DcG will promptly I'LL all orie for Gus
tom work i'm the neatest and most substantial manner
surpassed by Eastern manufacturers eth in
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
be exceled. apl-iy
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s6ss BEE DEPOT! a
Es-lI..FEn

MAIN ST OFPD TIA TIE BANK.
NJ. roNS orthr finest Marble bros ght to IN
I'D West at whnie>sle or Retail. Dealers in Mar
bile expressly iav;t- Ia eNinine nv stock, for III
wis make IL IL their intert 10 patronZc Ny sios
consists of rrar White veinei Dove coorcd ltaiii
in blocks and si.hs Assericrn white. vari ated
blue. eloudf aud sialuary, which selected with.
great "a the Vermont gu rrie..
MONUMENTS Of all styles SCROLLS. OBLEIsK, n
TOMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES, --,
Countertops and Furniture Marble hand and mades
o order ut Eastern prices. 4--t . =
Grateful for ths past liberal patrnnageI expect tea
u. A. LAWRENCE.
y Orders from distanc, promptly and saiisfas--
rily dllel. All work warranted. arg2e
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Lamasco steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

e7 Messrs. WETZEL Il bINTWORr
6--~ would inform the public that having recently
established in Lamasco City, n Steam Furniture
- Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus edsteads Wardrobes and several other Kinds
of Furniture by steam enabling them to furnish these
articles lower than be purchased I'm this
and Cincinnati FdetOry prices Their WORK IN ever!
respects equal to that of the Cnenna. factories
They prepared to do Turning work ofevsry des
crption will be prepared to furnish country lnanu
acturers with what they in this PARTICULAR The al
ention wanting Furniture Is called to the work 81
this Factory. 3,
The wareroom Is Main street. between Third and
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs OF different varieties
besides all other kinds of Furniture. 1.-THE room.
Idac2S-IHl
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STOVES! TIN AND COPPER ESTAB.
LISH

e. THOMAS SCANTLIN, OF the firm Of ScaniIn
ht<.i g. Parvin has returned from Princeton and tax
Sst&3 en- up his residence permanently in cry
where be will devote his personal attention TO all
branches of their business Mr.. :. would call the ateT
ton of the public generally and his old customers
their extensive stock of II loves, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared to do all sorts OF
Tin, Copper and Sheetron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &e., &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in the most perfect
Call at the store of SCANTLIN 81 PARVlN.
nOyt3 Main steet bet First and Second
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THE undersi -nei would respectfully Inform tle cit;
Zens Of Evansville AID viciniiy, that he has just
opened 0ecsh stock of Family Groceries, aud Provi
sions Of ever descriptions kir street, next door TO
James Stcels Lsmber Yard where H. hopes, by strict
attention To business merit and received share of pub
lie patronage.
daily receiving fresh supplies ~ Butter, Cheese.
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the country and shall keep
constantly hand full supply of all staple articles for
table
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods bought
my Store, to the residence OF the purchasers prompt
ly upon the receipt ofther orders. Please e and ex.
az inc my stock. Janl6-Iy) K. r. BEDFORD.
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sKES Log PENT UP!
.aKRlFiC EXrLOSION!!
Tremendous Volcanic Q ruptiOE!!!

.aKRlFiC EXrLoSIONM
tremendous Volcanic 1rnptioEH
A man ''Seared rs with Hot Iron"
III THE SEE1HING l. Az All!
GONE three years ago We took INTO our employment
- and CONFIDENCE, u man by the name Of Mclean So
well were pleased with his devotion to business, and
the interest he displayed in pecunary affairs that In
the course OF few months we took him into limited
Year. Thus by large pecuniary gain,
a nd the Introduction OF his into the commercial
community he warmed into social and public being
and vitality by and through our aid and influence.
viper like he sung the ,ns that gave him sustenance
Having learned the immense popularity Of that wonder
FAsM cAMMUsnr,A l1,ea LIN LII LENT:
and talent enough TO sustain article of his concep
tion and original and independent ofohers for an exis
tenee-l.e all parasites he dete rmned cling the
and draw Vitality sustenanee and ssppart from
others. He made mixture OF TAR and IURPEN.
TIyE"-sflched from us a name mutated our direc
tions and advertisements aud called this aborve de-
formiv Volcanic Oil Lniment." with shallow and
finsy pretcx of originality He has made desperate eff
induce dealers and the people to and his
worthless filthy and perncious trash by representing
To be similar TO. aud equally eihcacous with the original
true. and ouly genuine
;, MExIS ~ MUST ING LIMIMENTI
lion nd las had TO resort Perry Davis Pain Killer
To make preca rous support What say such
amAn. 1.-The has any conscience we need say no more
position, and thus for the present we leave him in his
naked deformity and exposedto the
FROM TO- .snaS + Which us sandas
can relieve him. --
CAUTION NUMBER TWO.
Another feeble effort has made to profit by the
popularity article, by mar in Louisville who put
up gross preparation whes he called "Ameri-
Must .ng lnimrnt." He has, however become sat
isicd OF the he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will never more inf ge on our
rights attempt to deceive and impose upon the
dliiy transporting confidence of The public, whom
he Is dependant for his living. With this pied e. we
have agreed draw dark veil Of charity and forgive
ne over his past acts. and let him go in peace.
But W. WARN tn "a AFFrICTED!
To b, ware of all impo.tons, aud no Imminent tina,
has name the wrappers and directions and
the evidences tn, copy right secured" and you will
get the worth Of your money, rele from infer
mites, anil bless the day that you used the
MEXIC MUSTANG LINIMENT.
III r The Eminent is put up In three sizes aud retals
at Is 80 and 81 The large ottles contain much
Eminent in proPor to the prices aud are there
fore cheapest.
UP Principal Office 3Oi, Broadway, New York, and
corner Third and Market streets ST. Louis No., aud for
ale nv dealers in Drugs and Medicines and b, country
! storc Keepers in all parts of the United States.
II For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
MILLER a. CO,
yis-Iv& aud several other Druggists.
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NEW YOSR CCMMIS SICN HOU 81.
TlsOEAAS st. RsI G. tGEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
81 South illiaIn street. New York.
fCEING long established viii! extensive connection
ia the above Business. respectfully soiicits
of all kinds of We-tcr,, Produce which ~ III receive
nme.ate AMI pers nal atnti ~ ihe lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will he bestowed oH
eousiynnens Of foarco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments When required ty
J. IA. MAGhEE IL CO.. -t
fcb90U Evansville, Ind, s
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JEWELRY STORE OF
a. g. q 49, 60 - ~ q

SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, KRoN' 3
NEW BUILDING, EVANSVILLE, IA.
INHE undersigned most respectfully informs the cti
Gems OF Evansville and vicinity. that he continues
his basiness ut the a'ove place. where he constantly
keeps on hand splendid and full assortment OF Jewel
ry Watches Clocks, &C., &c. fthe best quality which
will be replenished continually by the latest aud
fashionable styles and which his adv ambiguous pur-
chases and the liberal patronage he has received thus
far enable him 10 sell very low, and low
any other house in the city.
Repairs Of any kind in his line viii be executed i'm a
competent manner, and AT low charges.
Asking continuance of the liberal patronage bestow.
ed upon him, he refer. those who buy those
who HAVE bought OF him. ana invites all to examine his
goods and prices. (feb.s-tf) G.. GOSSEN.
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wfsDHaN CoNYNGrON,

SFATIoNER- i 1r.A
ySTOULpr'spe fully Inform his friends and The pub
! liz generally. that having rHrchLsed Msssrs.
i#t!iboae n Nheear. their entire stock of Books f..
StsncTy nc h:ts Owed his ,ok Store he stan
lately occupied "a, iaeia ia No. ], Fosters Block
Of Main and First Straris. ~ = 49,
The additions tIs made to his stock ahles him
Ger 10 bis larger aud better assortne of.
tha. "as ever before been brought tn this
sisting psrt of, VI sceilaneo s. hoo, Medical and
heolusiu~i Books. Writing. Printing. rapiii and
Fancy Paier Foreign & Fancy Stationery of siii
kinds iil witch viii be Sold Nhoiosa.Ir ad Retail
az Cincinnati prices fact TO hirh he would call the
aiteno coausry merchants. dealers. tcarhers zpl
others. being confident b. make il their INTEREST,"
To pnrei.;tse Of him. aug EST
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WtNCHEII'S WAFER COOLERS.
FINHs season Is again at hand when the OF lee be-
l. comes Indispensable the comfort and health Of
every family
The undersigned has for several years past been en-
gagged In the nuaeiare OF the above named article
aud has devoted much time and labor perfcctng them
Knowing their great utility, economy and enienee,
must bring them into veIy general They have be-
came indispensable to every house keeper. The Tact
has been demonstrated beyond question: that they will
Preserfe Ice longer Than any OF the devices which have
been brought out for that purpose The convenience Of
always having ICE WATER ready for drinking. is fully
appreciated by those who have used this artc Q.
The undersigned has larger and better facilities for
Aanufactur ng Water Coolers, than esiab ishment
In the country, and is prepared to supply them in
any quantity. -s
To merch nts and Others buying to sell, liberal dis
count Is made They be packed and shipped TO any
part Of the country with perfect safety.
GEO. ID. WINCHELL,
Mannhacturer, cor. Race and Columbia sts..
apf-3md&w Cincinnati. Ohio.
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IEWELEy, grWEar,XN
SOMET1INC d ,CIDDDGY RICH.

IGWELES. gy:wELE;Nu
SSMETGlNF; y ,CIDDDGY RICE
-. NE" AND FASHIONABLE.
,us, S,fru III HUSrACE'S. First street, Main.
We to the inhabita of Evansville and its
- VI" .., that have just received ine ami select
M assortment of JENELRY WAS aver brought into
his market Those who have found IL difficult To get
suited in selecting arrls Ia the Jewe ~ line, can
now lie accommodated. My stock consists in rait of
the lowing articles:
splendii lot of G I'D Guard, Vest aud Fob Chains;
Heavy Gold Braccle:san Clasps;
Dagucrrcotype Pins. Lock cts;
Locse' Clasps and breaches:
Some n"s Gpld keys Ear Drops, Studs. Watches, &c.
The above shall be SOLD exceedingly low.
mhI6 r.. HUSrACE.