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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

ANNEXATION OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS We
hear fTom The Sandwich Islands that The treaty of
Annexation is on The poin, of being signed by the
Royal Cove ynmeni, ami will soon reach The United
S'etes. Though The facts slaeI by our present re-
port with regard 10 The state of The negotiations are
essentially The same as we had months ago the
general publicity they have now attained a, Homo
lula shows that The matter has nearly reached its
conclusion, and that in a few weeks the question
will probably be brought before Congress for final
settlement.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

The WiLKEsEARRE FUGlTIvE SLAVE CAsE.-The
growing out Of the arrest OF the officers engag
ed IN The attempted capture of Bill. THOMAS, an al
edged fugitive slave, al WIlkesbarre, last year
was before The Supreme Corrt al Philadelphia, on
Tues lay last and Chief Justice LEWIS gave the de
cision OF The Court. 1t will be remembered that The
officers engaged in the auemp to capture the slave
were arrested on bin of indictment found by the
Court Of Luzerne County, for assault and alemp to
kill bu that Judge KANE OF The U. s. District Court
discharged Them. They rearresled by order
OF the Sapreme Courl, and while in the custody Of
the Sheriff were taken before The United Sla es Cir
cult Conri on wTil OF ha5eGs corpus, and on hear
ing the testimony Judge GRrER ordered the Sheriff
10 discharge them. He obeyed he mandate. The
present acon was for an attachment against The
Sheriff for contempt oil Court. The decision de-
cIares that the United States Circuit Court had no
nrsl cuon, and that the Sheriff was gnllty Of
contempt in obeying the order for the release oilhe
officers hut as he aciel through ignorance the al
achment is not granted
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16
Kansas and Slavery.

The Missouri Compromise prohibited Slavery
from Kansas forever. Its repeet permitted lis in
PRODUCTION. Apologists for that repeal urged that
it could have no practical effect-that it only gave
to the people the right to do as they should chouSe
about t-that The settlers were all opposed to Sla.
very, and that Kansas would inevitably be a Free
State. Senator DoUoLAs, The nominal author of the
movement, sand that this would be the result. The
election for Delegate 10 Congress, lately held has
resulted in the choice of Pro-HaUery Democrat of
the ATcaIsoN and DouGLAs school By large ma
jority. This shows of how little value were the
quisting assurances by which the advocates Of the
Nebaska bill have endeavored to aay the public
sentiment against that measure. OF course II has
not been brought about without eIort and the char
acter of that effort, and the success which attended
H. illustrate forcbIy The real nature of the popuar
sovereignty pretext upon which the jusfcalions Of
the bill is based
The President appointed Gen. REEDEn Governor
of the Territory. The Governor divided the Terri
tory into sixteen Districts appointed Election Judges
for them ALL and gave them Instructions 10 ercl,lde
the roies of all tuho they should hare reason 10 beAeue
had into The Territory for the purpose of voting
This gave single Judge, appointed by Governor
who held Office at the will of the President, full
power to disfrancliSe al his discrelion This
is the style Of popular sovereignty that prevails in
Kansas. Its practical operation is illustrated in the
following paragraph:
From lhe Parkeavi!e Nlissoarl Lurirar,..
IMPORTANT MovENExr.--Just before going 10 press
we are informed that immense crowds of Missouri
ans have, within the last two or three days, been
going over into Kansas Territory. The numbers
are estimated TO reach 1000 or 1000, most of whom
have passed through independence, Kansas CITY,
and Westport. deputation sent to Governor
REEpER, 10 request him to open polling place at
The Shawnee Mission and he was TO take the mat.
Ter into consideration.
DEEP SNow-ll snowe,! steadily for three days in
Rochesler Nothing like il has occurred for many
years. The snow is three feet deep in The woods,
where here are no dfits. Trains ofcars were EN-.
eealed in The drirs in every direction The block.
ads was pert-c! from Monday un,n Wednesday
mofutns
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

FoREEcN NEws-The steamship Pacific, arrived
al New York on Wednesday last, with eight days
later intelligence, which is not, however, OF much
importance.
Nothing definite has yet occurred al Sebaslopol
Since The terrible battle of he 9Th OF October nei-
ther party has been in a condition TO renew
active operations Reinforcemenis are pouring in
for both armies, and it is probable the decisive
struggle will soon occur.
England and France have given notice that they
no longer recognize the four points a base OF
peace but inend 10 hold The Crmea, and will in
their own lime, dictate Terms of peace.
The English Parliament is 10 be convened, for
dispatch OF divers important and urgent m alters"
Cotton is dull and lower, and breadsluffs have
declined IN price.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION The municipal cleo
'lon IN Boston, on Monday, resulted in The re.elec
hon OF Dr.. Smith, the Know Nothing candidate for
Mayor, by 1900 majority. In Worcester, Roxbury,
and other towns, the entire Know Nothing ticket is
elected
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

V~ The recent storm al The North was he
worst one that has visited lha, region for years
On The lakes there have been some lives and mus
property lost The shores of North river are inh
with stranded canal boats, barges and sloops. Ta'
SHOWS extended over Canada, where il is T'!
deep
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

" II is stated that ANDREW G CURTIN, of Cen.
'Fe county, is 10 be Secretary of State under Gov
Pollock, and JonN NJ. SULLIVAN, of Butler county,
to be the Deputy Secretary. Who The Attorney
General is 10 be, has moi transpired.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

o.. The " Lauman House." at Portage Falls,
N. T., was totally destroyed by fire, on Tuesday
evening last
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16
Gotal Stems.

Gotal Stems.
To the Editor ofthe Bradford Reportsr:-
QuERIEs-1 Have we Post Office amongst us Z
! Q Wonld il not be we'll 10 advertise The allerna.
lions of the Post Office, so that our citizens would
no, be al the trouble Of hunting ii up?
| 3. As il is travelling Post Office, should notthe
Department, appoint Route Agent TO accompany 1t
in lis peregiinaions9
| As every body that every body else
had nothing 10 do with the removal OF Mr.. PERKINS
and as no body Knows Nothing about ii, may il not
have been accomplished BY that ubiquitous aud
| mysterious gentleman Gale! " Sam." He his been
cutting up some strange prarks la'ey, ard his may
be his work
Inletoga,ise'y, yours, E.N.
Sxow AaD SLEIGliISG There Is lair PrGsPeci
that The nealecG 10 Iurnish cS with d. single days
seehing last winter, will be han repaid lhls
season. On Sunday week, violent snow storm
sci in, continuing all day Monday, and covering
the ground with Aeecy mantle, to the depth OF
nearly or qnie eighteen inches. Il was 10 all in
tents and purposes regular old fashioned Decem
Der storm, such an one, as IN past years, might be
safely calculated upon about December Couf On
Flday morning 9Th ins al A. NJ. the iheremom.
erer stood precisely a, Zero. The cold weather has
apparanly fastened the sleiy ing upon Us, and not
wih,iandins ile suns rays endeovor 10 dissipae
il, there is every indications OF lis being perman
ent institution The ice has also frozen in he river
to such thickness that il has been used for
ing, for week past, afiording al excellent subsli-
lue for our unfortunate Bridge.
LUMBER Frozen Up.-There is lying in the wa,
ter, in The pool formed By The dam, large amour,
Of lumber, estimated at million AMI hall feel,
rated in expectation OF fail freshel, and ready for
trip down the river. The recent cold weather
had frozen this into The ice, in such position that
it was in danger OF becoming total Joss. For
some days pasl, The owners have been engaged in
saving canal in The ice just below the B;iIge,
through which 10 their arxs and RATS TO the
East side Of the River, avail themselves OF The pro-
lection from ice re-hes afforded by the Bridge
EmbankmenL Their eGJrls have been successful,
and a large amount OF LUMBAR has been placed in
situation where il is 10 be hoped il VIII be safe.
Masonic AT the annual election for officers OF
Union Lodge: No 1OS, A. Y. NJ the following
persons we're elected officers for the ensuing year
" N-GEoRGE T.. Fox.
S W-HENRY MaDILL.
W-WLLlAM LEWIS.
Secrctayy.-E. H. Mason.
Treasurer George c. GORE.
At The annual election for officers of Bradford
Chapter, No. l67, the following persons were ell
elec'ed officers for the ensuing year
III P.-H LAWRENCE SCoTT.
k-GEnRGE + Fox
Sc. o GOoDRICH.
Secretary e. H. MASON.
IreISuTer.-HENRY J. MADILL
AT TIE MEETING fer the election of officers of
Franklin Fire Company, No. /, the following per-
sons were chosen for The ensuing lerm-
Foreman -GEoRGE E. Fox.
| 1St assistant e. o. GooDRICu
2d d1-WM B. DopGE.
Seeretdry N. +. BcCARr
! Treasurer ALLEN McKEAN.
pjps,D1D-W ~
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

o. The following is the official vote for Go
ernor and OF Lieutenant Governor of New York
GOyE,SO
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-16

AT TIE MEETING for the election of officers of
Franklin Fire Company No. L. the following per-
sons were chosen for The ensuing erm:-
Foreman -GEoRGE Z. Fox
1s ASSISTANT e. o. GooDRIcu
2d d1-WM B. DODGE
Seeretdry IN. r. BcCARr
Treasurer ALLEN McKEAN.
Ppsmdn w. w MEANS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-10
MEDICINAL.

R4EgN-S MERCANTILE. 90 40 a..
soRrHwEsr CORNER OF sxrH AND wAtSsr 7, ISL, ~
ffrHE unlersigned has removed us MeftaHtic Vol
Il iege his new building. northwest corner oi " Nv
nut and Sixth streets, where he has uteu up spehoi
suit of rooms expressly fo his misunderstanding spare
neither pains nor expense in making them IN every re
spec the most nveuieut and pleasant school 10 m
On the United States.
The nl,n ,,ntsI in tearhing combines practice with
theory; OF using boos the pupils are exercised
In making original entries of every day business trans
actions jDurliizn, posting. balancing accounts, open
Ing and closing Of great variety OF different sets oil
books both for partnership andrinliyidaal business
where m business has pro porous aud adverse and
thus qualifying the student entering into the pracu
cal duties Of the accountant in any Kind Of business
Toe course Of iusructOn viii consist of Do Biz EN
TRY BOOK KEEPING, embracing every department
OF trade aud mercantile acco mis- VIZ; Nh'lesaIo 70
tail, commission exchange, banking, manufacturing
shipping. inliyiuai, partner hip, steamboalng. ah'
compound company business: Commercial calculations
practical pcnmanshp. aud Lectures commercial w
also lectures the science Of accounts custom oil ner
chants, etc.
In Iition to tn regular course of study the under
signed has made arrangements with Messrs Fen :
Snow, Esq, Hon. q. Storer Prof. e. ". WI mt Az
other eminent Lecturers delivera course 81 @ turf
the subjects of common law, history OF commerce.
political economy connected with commerce chehh
isry connected with ncrce, and oIher subjects
great importance IN mmercial point 90 view neNG
before iGtr ,dueed In any Mercantile Colcge M se
States. Pupils instructed Individually, ana not u
classes that ssu Gents enter at any time, and pro
eeed in the ratio Of their capacity aud assduity:
Public examinations are had ithoagh pupils are eN
amined privately IL hey desire W when the student m
derg0es rigid and hOroIg Interrogation by the r:in
cipal. assisted by commtiee ofPractea AcSouhia1'
an Business Menu and Diplomas awarded TO those n
are deemed worthy Of them.
The Principal will take pleasure I'm doing every thn
In his power 20 advance his students. and make the
thorough aud trcOmp she'd accountants; aud his cAte
tive acquaintance with the business COMMUNITY vi
generally enable him To procure staious ior those
irOus OfObtauing them.
inc Writing Conn, rcial Caicul atoms, Commergi
law &c so toct2-dSwlyl X. :. BACON. Principal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-10
,ARRTAGg AND BUGGY MaRINGu

: ARR AGj AND BUGGY MaKINGM
tE ESSkN. SATERLEE * Bt'GA RMo have now on
~ nano good assortment OF one and fw horse Cav
'fges k'cEawnys and lugges. manufactured al their
sh" after iis most approved modern styIes
Hessrs y d Dec viii prompt, al all orders pr Gus.
on Work IA the eacst and substantial manner
ma nor surpassed BY Eastern manufacturers either in
Black sn no does up ron ORR IN ss,le moi =,
be exceiled. -, - W
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NO tGAN, E1EHN y I'iis.N'L',iN,
DE sIEHS ~ oHktGN Nd ppNrst DRY """pS
BOors loEs. Hs1S. H0NNEls. Dc.
FRESH SPRING GUOtS.

FRESH sPkiNAT NAiAbNN.
WYE have lust received $50 packages Of our Spr NC
W purchase which opening. consisting Of
PhiIip Allen 4 Sons, Globes, SPr;gne's, DunneTs
Harrop's. Cyds's. American, Cocheto and Merrinac
fancy colprcd solid black aud mourning Prints tfench
and American fast cold rich fame! laws domestic ana
,reigu OIL cold plaid Giu=hams. elegR styles OF Der
reyes black silks ETY. Of II mt Stuiis, Linen.
woorn am. CalifDrua Gold mixed totonades, plain,
plaid ami fancy do; goll.mixtd tweed .oangs, Linen
ao MAN nj twllcd black wOOlien dsTauous styles o.
Ticks bleached Muslius fine brown 10. clue ard brown
md cold Drills. De inns. NanSeens. York toatngs-
,hirtiny stripes Checks furniture daurniiure Print,
plain black woolen nOeskins and Cassimeres. piach
Broad Cloths, Irish Linens, Al Sheeings, do ana
Baggiug. Nc.
We will now constantly be in receipt of goods during
the entire season. Since these goods have arrived, mer
chantsa burning LAY 1f5ase:s is: freight ~ going
up the observation-disclosures ana their gents, ai,i ~
lhcm can sell lower than cae Ii Is worth the Al
ientioH OF Any person Interested in American 81 uufc
lures 10 call aud examine tn beautiful STYLES and de
signs of our prints. Here You will see greater variet
oi the best Prints the country. than any ore Agent
New YORK o. philadelphia offers for lie
we respectfully invite the trade examine our stock
feeling assured that the 81 le aud qualities Of our good
Will attract the eye o. the closest buyers aud will com.
pare with AN! of the size in the country.
Gait. lmhI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-10

REMOVED TO
MAIN ST., OPPOSITE TIE BANK
DE TONS ofthe finest Marble ever brought 10 the
- ~ west, at Wholesale Retail. Dealers in Mar
o , are expressly invited to examine my stock for
"aNe u 10 heir lnterestto patronze me. Ny stock
consists of Carrara, White veined d Dove coorei It
ann an IN blocks and slabs. American white vari ,ated
oue, elouded and stauary, which was selected with
great care 1.-THE Vermont Qusrres.
MONuMENTS ofall styles SCROLLS OBLEISK
g TONES, HEAD AND FOOT STONES
o order AT Eastern prices.
uiateul for tho past liberal patronage expect TO
"erta continuance of the same. Give me a calf
~ VI. A. LAWRENCE
1orders from distanc, promptly and satisfac.
'' "0N' an work warranted aug29
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-10

TEE undersigned would resreffulIy annource N ths
citizens of tvansTlle-ths he is now better prepar.
~ iHah ever 10 supply their tables WITH EVERY.
l,hlNu CHOICE AND FRESH, in tie line oi Family
Groceries. .1. uf. 1923 ~ -7'frr '
ha1Siul for The very liberal patronage received du-
hs the pisi year confidently expect continuance OF
m. share as present az dition Il claims
ana shall spaTe no efforts 10 merit il. .. -.I.r.
am constantly receiving all theleadipg ,rtieles of
Family supplies fresh ftom country; an shall cen
on hand II AL times Fresh Butter Cheese ! ard Eyos
roui.fA' Ffesh 'ea's' lisa and Piekled Meats.
n complete assortment Of Or, Groceries 81 every de
erP4oh. +e's' 'ohee, Sugars, Aslasses, Flour Feed
MY Ms 81 w AGoN will deliver all e-cba. IN the
oIs 81 tue purchasers prlmytly upon the RECENT OF
M 's' S"'4 ana examine ny stock. go "a
oa.ao q. n. COOK.
Opposite the Post Office
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-10
ClGals AM roHACCo srOI.E OF

.JACOE SCHkURER. MAIN T.. BET 1Sr AND Cd.
20. Schaefer Il schroeder's oht sta %
RES .ECTFUtLY inform the citizens oi cvansVHle
and rroand ug country, that have taken the above
stand det rmined 90 continue the same business aid
will constantly keep hand the choicest wanna tigars
AMI Tobacco of the hes brands that Eastern markets AZ
ford: ase Snuii aud Smoking Tobacco Di all kinds Mer-
snum hina and Wooden Pipes of I'll sizes ana quail
tiles the lowest cash prices 1T wholesale ana Retail
Nv lenc-h nv experience IN the business convnces me
that can give general siisiaciion aud respecuI
solicit a share Of public patronage APP VI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-10
NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS Ii. MAGuEE,

WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
eiSOuth William street, New York
DElNG long established with an extensive connection
IN the above business. respectfully solcits
ments ofall kinds OF Western Produce. which will receive
immediate and personal attention the lowest possible
scale oil charges Particular will be- bestowed on
eousgnmenis of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. h. MAGHEE e. Co.
ieo<O-u Evansville. Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-10

oEAEa IN Pms COZ AID Sl VAR o. CHAINS
ZINE 'ENE-Rf or all KINDS, TER WARE, CLOCKS,
SPECTACLE. Dr., mAiN srrrtT. nETn-kES
- FIRST kND Sls oSp.
* " r have constantly hand a large and COM
~. plete assortmed of the above named goods an,
~. NiH sell them low any house in the Wesi, We
-herlore respectfully invite All who DESTROYS Of buy,
ny y ateles orJew give call pu rehas.
Ofus. Idrot =, w
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JOHN y. MITCHELL & SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND CON
MISSION NdEI2CEz MS,

EgASsviLIE, I'm.
Ofee 6rf WCrcicsse on Is ater street, 6ttUeeR Nam
aud Locust; also corner Of FeiaHt 81. and the
Canal, ard at the Big Wharf Boot at
foot of .iidiH street.
wv III. advance cash on all kinds of Produce cob
w signed them, Tor ilC her Orioship their Cor
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities.
Orders for purchasing Produce Merchandise filled
nj the shortest notice and low est mark ct prices
They will give prompt attention 10 the Forwarding o.
all Northumberland Produce cntrustcdo their AND
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage
do not hesitate 10 guarantee satisfaction.
dec9-tf JOHN 5. MITCHELL g. SON.
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LamaScO steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE z RETAIL

--7 Messrs ETZEL & KLINTW OR
sfT% would inform the public that having recent!
IL establishelin Lamasco City, steam Furdh9r'
F..-zss Factory they have commenced manulaetnriiA
Bureau. BedsteaSs Warlrobes aud several other kinds
Furniture steam thus enabling them To furnish ihe
articles oerthau be purchased ln tniSeN
ami C,.jns4tj Far,or5 priess Their work in every
respects ca nal to that Ofthe Cincinnati factories
They prepared u do Turning work ofevery des
ERUPTION and will be prepared 10 furnish couhtr! hahu
acturers with what they desire in this particular lhea
enton wanting Furniture called To the work OF
this Factory. -. TIL, ~,
The wareroom is or Main street between ihlrd ahu
Fourth keep sale Chairs OF different varieties
besides all other kinds OF Furniture. at the room
ldec25-lyl
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FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS & MERCHANTS THROUGH
OUT THE UNITED STATES
For sale Ia - ,r~-y

STOVES! 'EEs -fNn COPPER T,sr.R.
EsSEsIsEsNT'
s77.-r- THOIAS StANTIIN. offhe firm of Scan;Ii,
49, ParTin, las returned from Princeton and tax
So. en- up lis residence permanently in TINS dry
= where lac nil devote lie persona aie ntion TO al
ihehcs 81 their business Mr. (. would call The atten.
ION oi The public generally and his old customer,
% taslr extensive stock Of slows, TIN and SFEEI-
heirbusincss They also PREF AIRED 10 DO Mi sorts of
I'm, copper "nd Shect-ron Custom No,k. Steamboat
1orN' %c-, DC. also Iin aud other metallic Roofing
q. inc ,i"ftcst nonce and IN the most style
AT az the STORE OF StAN1IlN q PAKNIN.
hoNi4 Main sieet, bet First and Second.
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EDWARD s.USThCE,


II IS a ~ Il S o " Ia " d.
30 WATCHES of the finest quality, warranted 20
IN perform we'll IN give to the buy perfect sat
81 y i-faetion HuStacr devotes his attention 10 the
&,..IS selection Of superior Jewelry. lie now offers
i assortment Of the riches' patterns.
Husiacc invites The attention o the Ladies' TO his stock
of Breast Pins. something elegantaHt peasingto the eye
Hus;ace has Far Drops. decidedly beautiful. a
ye just received. They Will suii the taste ofthe
refined
Hustaces assortment ofHourning and Daguerreotype
Pins are the finest in town.
tustace's Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains are Just
They should be- variety OF patterns, of the
most elaborate work inanship
Hustace Gold Lockets. single and double, pretty
aud good--nn mistatc.
Husiaces Gold Pan s-they need no recommends
lion. In fact. all of his goods have acquiI ed reputa
lion sufici mt in This community
Hustace has just received he lot Of Silver spoons
The! ofthr very best quality warnte the stuff.
llustace is prepared Ia do Il craving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully Loitered
fiustace rep ir Watches scientific manner
All work executed with care and Gnsh unsurpassed
Hustce sells cheap and refunds money for articles not
giving satisfaction, and thus gains tie confidence OF the
| p4troniziIg public. lmy2
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
ED1VAtss PECAN q CO..

FGRsr BErw MAIN AND LocUsT, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
EVANSVILLE. IA,
y ESPECTFULLE announces 10 the inhabitants ofthis
city aud vicinity. that they have received their first
OF of Spring and summer Goods direct from the i'm
pOrer, consisting of every novelty of the season, II
Craze Shaws silks CrenadiI plain and figured
bareges aud issues. Brregc de LANES. Organdys
soils aud Fans.
We have also the newest styles in Spring and Sum
mer Mailiillas Plain Silks. fTinxes, trimmings, &c.
Having fitted up room OF the store for the sale OF
Lad es' Hats and Bonnets Artificial Towers Ribbons.
beautiitn trimmings. dc Ma-a=v sqg,;E tie most
~. NON pricr-nn deviation.
aps CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY
~ 'l'ES0A AZ ~ . a. IL

ON FIRST STREET. BETw MAIN and LOfCSr FyaSsyITrr
ME subscribers would respectfully inform the rid
L zens OF Evansville and vicinity that They have oi
hard aud are receiving large and vel selected stock
FRESH GROCERIES, embrscing everything usual,
Kept in good Family Grocery; aud they hope b,
prompt attention to business. 10 receive and merit q
tiberel share % put tic patronage.
Al ofders viii receive prompt attention, and good.
delivered To purchasers at their doors IL desired as We
nave WAGON expressly for sail purpose.
IAN Goods warranted good or no sale
kBIhe highest prices paid for Country Produce.
at he lowest cash prices.
Bpl5 THOS gACON e. 20