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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-16
"Hnve yon tried hot brick and some

No" returned still struggling fo'
utiersnce against the distractions which
bound my mouth and nose. 81 bathed m,
feet. held brandy 10 my mouth. and covered
my head with hot flannel"
"Pooh nonsense! brandy, indeed no.
thing worse for the teeth than brandy. The
others decay, too, Ms quick again. III tell
you how to cure your iooihacbe. My vii.
had the ,ooihaehe. jus, as yon have, and
made her wash behind her ears with cold
water every morning for week. Try IL
It's certain cure"
81 will good morning"
Wen, into my friend Ne Office. There
were Mr.. II the poet. Mr. r., the lawyer
Col. s., ard young Dr. p. all fine fellow.
and excellent friends of mine; would cer-
,ainly cure me II they could.
"Ah. how dye do 7 how are you "
Good morning. gentlemen"
"Why. what's the matteri"
go, the loothache; face swelled up MS
large AS a goose's egg. Look here -hayn'l
slept these two nights"
Have you tried hot onion applied
ontwardlyi You must squeeze it in a Han
mel bag, and keep it close to the cheek
It's the onl, cure. and certain one. Ny
cousin was relieved OF horrid ,oo,haehe
by it.
IN try IT," said |.
Take oil Of cloves" said lawyer I.
that's the only thing in the world"
IL can tell YOU an infalihla remedy for
the ,ooihache," ohse,ved my friend Col. s
Take tablespoonful OF brandy, and -four
/ tablespoonIulls Of ginger mix it up well
with two tsblespoonIuls of mustard. wrap
up your head in flannel. go to bed; put n
couple of hot bricks to your feet, and keep
on the poutice till il takes the .kin of,
Nou'll never have the toolhache again as
long as YOU live.
4 little while afterwards -- tooth still
,ching-I cat OYER my desk in a brown
s,udy' Nv two friends. b. and W. walk.
cd IN
GLOW 40 you do this morning, What,
lhe na,,ar with vour f,ce2n
nTLe ,oo,hncbe--bad it MI nirb,--ne
slsen-look like fricbt"
"IIara ma thai non ,sid " "i1
,,iy. van i. cure Take Of Mir; d,,jc;s 3,
/ nr,b and o;,,n pyj, so mucb
"Uor,iblo ssid n 81 tried that onre
and !, screwed nv face all or, of ;oin.
,io,a ga, ,r,od ill.,. v,,or hath,n
} ma
aO,lv ,b;oc !, thu world fo, tootbaehe
Try IL.
~ ,.,,,n s,iaJ
W. wero int.,un,sd bv Mr. +. lie !,
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DgrNk vs.. SopEg. $500 Smith, the razor
strop man. occasionally breaks of from The
subject of the very superior quality Of his
ture ON temperance, in his own peculiar,
droil way Here is a short extract:
Smaks On. -- When | drank grog |
owned cat, poor. lean, lantern lawed
thing tina, was always getting into scrape.
As | had nothing for her 10 eat. she was
compelled to ,Nhe the highway. and tho
neisbbors were continually crying out,
" Cu.s tina, Smiths eat, she's drank all m,
milk" Poor thing, she had to steal or die,
Tor sac could fad 40 pleklngs at home, for
even the poor mice that were 'olt were ro
poor and serasgs, that Il took several OF
them 10 make shadow, and decent cat
would s,srve To death IN three weeks on an
allowance Of eighteen per day, But when
= reformed things took different turn
FThe kitchen being well provided the erumbs
were plenty. and the old cal grew fat aud
homes, together. Even the nice grew fat
and OILY, aud the cid taDhy would make q
hearty supper on two OF them, aud thea lie
down and sncoze with the pleasing consol
alton of knowing that waen shs awokel
there would be few more len OF the safae
sort.
Aud again: When was beer gus,ler
mother cried, father cried. Bal cried. Noll
cried, and To. cat cried But when sign.
81 the pledge father sung, mother sang
wife sung. Bill sung. Noll sung, Bet sung
the eat sung. aud the kettle sung, and
bough, new frying pan. and pu, nice
piece Of best in Il, aud placed il on
the fire, aud that sung and that's the hind
OF singing for the working man.
Aud . third, TIE difference between
Smith sober aud Smith drunk. Is this
Smith drunk WAS rammy. rsggsd and riot>
ous; Smitl, sober is joyful. iovial aud jol,
", Smith drunk was suffering, stupid
aud staggering Smith sober 10 cool. clear.
headed and cautious. Smith drank Was
sick, sore and sorry Smith soocr Is hearty,
healthy and happy smith drunk was III
read. III bred ard III led; Smith sober il
well saved. well. behaved and well shaved
KILLED sy cAk.--'fho Bsstrop Ad-
verti.er was informed by gentleman that
= man WAS killed lately by gar while
bathing ii the Colorado below l'sssrop.
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]
/ population, or RS II mere social and eco
nomcal convenience, but as the blending
of two spirits into onc--the masculine reps
resenting risdom and the feminine a4ec-
zion. When there il n true spiritual nilin.
i,y between the two then tho design is nc.
complshed.
! Premature marriages are among the great.
est evils Of the times aud il svonld not be
y bad idea, in these days Of reforms, II an
anti marrying in>a-hurry society were n>
stituted. Now days, people leap into the
magic lie circle, with no more considers
ton than they would par,ake Of a dinner
little thinking that. when once in, they
are there until their eud comes There is
but l,,tle, sometimes no mutual analysis OF
disposition, aud comparison of tastes and
affections. They seem TO fancy, thst II
there are any discrepancies. the fatal Cor.
| dian knot which can be seldom cut and
never united, will harnioniEe all.
The numbers who have felt this truth
the numbers still feeling Il 10 their hearts
corc--are inca'culablc. They recognize it
rs the great mistake Of their lives. The
chain is not to them silken one, but a
cable of iron that tighieus around them
pmore aud mote, crushing out all hope and
energy, substituting hate for love. aud eat
ing on, with its rus. the very inner life Of
| the soul.
| Boys and girls now marry to a greaie;
extent than ever before. instead Of watt
ing till they become fulI-grown and ma>
tured men and women. The young dandy
as soon as be gets out OF short jackets,
aud finds little far.e gathered on his
/ upper lip--nnd the Young miss AZ soon AS
she energies from the nursery and abbreyi.
a,ed frocks--think they are qualified TO q,
sumo the most solemn responsibilities OF
I life. Aud So II " Pa " and /" Ma " won't
consent. they pos, OF to some Gretna
Green, and there take obligations that. in
nine,y.nns cases out OF hundred, they
will never cease bitterly to repent, Maj
rage should never be the result Of fancy.
/ The ballroom and the evening party rarely
develop real character. Under the exhilar
ating influence Of the dance. the glare OF
lights, and the merry quib and Joke, the
dlssolu,e young man may appear amiable,
ard the satiefnly scold loveable. Match
es made at such places or under similar
circumstances, are not OF the class that
originate IN heaven, 'hey more aehefai'y
are conceived IN 'ne opposite pace anu
bring forth only iniqui,y, The true way
to learn each other. is 10 do it at home, in
the paflor, III The Kitchen ana on occasions
that test the temper we see tho result oil
these Unions III ,he almost da'y divorces
Una, are taking piaee--'h Tue running away
oil Husbands, leaving the, "''-' m" Gun,
DC" 10 s,NNe-anu III .he e'"Pe"h'"' o.
49, ~, o"'' '"'.' III ~ ,i'' = "
o,' e. sl,n'eI '"'", - s Wv " Wv D"
o. Nv s'ussn"s v" 10 "s'o w" "''
s'o'"s a''I '"s 'a ~ "''@" ''''''
,,asia b. ",,,o ;n,nass,l,o ,o,r IA
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An old African negro man, who IA well
known BY the name OF Hannibal, aged 1916
years. belonging to Hugh Ferguson. Esq
was found few days ago lying dead IN the
woods between the plantation OF Mr. Fer>
guson AMI Major David Hamilton. He
lei, his masters plantation for the purpose
of going to the plantation OF Mr.. Hamilton.
and no more was heard from hun nnlil
found dead. Il ia supposed thu, this OUT
rageour murder was perpe,rated With = view
Of getting the old mans money, OF which It
was though, he had a considerable snount
No clue ~ yet, we believe. has been gwen.
indicating the Selma Ssainsl
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Pn,r a, per square Of ten lines OF less
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So. nal diaconnt made for yearly Advertisement
.,.,,. nj Of candidates, Ten Dollars.
r.s,vc pr c,nt will be charged on advertisements
nov ob,,n,y notices over one square. will bc charged
a. advertisements ,s-On. .,.., H.. ,...
rrd
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Tus CunA 0rssrIoN.--A Geographic
dispatch from Washington, OF the 2l,', in
the Charleston Courier. OF the 22d inst,
SAYS that Mr.. Soul~, our Minister at Mad
rid, writes to the State Department thai,
there is no prospect Of oar being able to
purchase Cuba Of Espar,ero. or obtaining
An auicable settlement Of ,hs Cuban diff,
cul,ic.. unless he is backed by strong meas
ures Al the seat of his Gov, amen,. lie
also states his belief tina, tho reign OF the
Queen Of Spain will be- brief, aud that a
republican form OF government will be es>
tablishrd.
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Inc cholera IN Boston was. il Is said,
assuming an epidemic form. There were
2o7 deaths b. /: during The five days end.
ing with Sslurda, the l2sh Nil.
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KILLED ny GAk.--The Bsstrop Ad-
verti.er was informed by a gentleman that
= man wss killed lately by a gar, while
VA thing ii the Colorado below l'ss.rop.
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HOME MANUFACTURER


EVANSVILLE CLOTH Nc STORE.
ELiENiNG that the interests ofhe Great est, and
IL OF the people of Evansville and vicinity in particu
lar would be much pfomoted by establishing Clothing
Fa tors in this city, and being that Clothing
be arIufas tured in superior and at less cost
in the West than in the Easl, have established
Clothing Store IN this city. where we will manufacture
and SELL Wholesale RETAIL. Cothing of the best
quality all OF VIII CHI will made under super
vision at the New York prces latest sly les
and of the best material. ..-t'N
We purchase Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us 10 compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemens Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock Of Cloths, tassmeres and Vestings are Of
the neaes style and best quality: and at the firm
is Practical Workman, and takes charge of the Meas
urins and Cutting, We are enabled TO WAkRENF a
good ft IN all cases, o. no sale.
We also keep o. hand every variety of Taors Trim
mings and Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions.
Particular atten ion paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their own material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs of the Establishment. aud DAVID O'NEIL of
the manufacturing Grateful 10 their individual friends
for past fvors. and now solicit continuance ofhese
vors for the enterprise, the. pledge thems vestn
merit all the confidence that may be repOsed in thcm.-
store Main street, between First and Second sts.
mh3l- RALEI N O'NElL.
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COMPLEMENTARY.

THE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under the style and firm of GEO. Fo Tgg IL 10.
for the TRANSACTION of general FOrDardiRg and Com
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious tireproof Warehouse, the
Wabash and Erie Canal and Of Locust and Dun
CIR wfordsville Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produces and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnments. either by
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at The lowest rates.
They viii give personal attention the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries ia this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase of sugar and Moasscs on the
Coast, OF the rm will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremted attention TO merit and share
the public patronage, NJ. W. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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TOM -t:Ot,D NOiNtN

tOM --tsOOD JOhN.
Ohm " ell. To now you to-dayl
e. Toa.-Oh. first rate fr5t rate. I've just from
Hlstae-'s.
JoHS. -TTustaee's-Hustac-'s,
near Main
JoHS Yes yes; almost forgot there Jewery
down that wsy-ia ct troubr mysef tile a.
thing Of kind place that
thok get things ch there and have larger stock to
select from
T'x-weil. John. I've Always had the impression
bu coming from ilntaces having III
fore an fed he sell cheap. aud exhibit hne
Sci e an assortment s you fnj anyw ere.
JOHN -Ahi Dit YOU d al any = sh himr
. ToH-h considerable iust s,"pp~d In more to gel
tn time than anytime ele und rstoed he hs avery
Reg lyar Partieui keep u ii III. mark
while their was induced Ike Investment aud know
I've madr od surprised his sll+ niid
myself to the sdor ux OF the and being
JUICE ~ these thaths snm
the Emporium gosd 'a~htbahl jew ly aud price
much h-l-w any house in this or other place.
IoHN.-Nhs. you astnnish me. Tom
TosTh-re is fne god watch and chain Of him.
IL oniya tittlr there IL silver
bought for wifegot them beautifully engraved in th
bsrrain and the silver ust good dollars. hre RIM
put Ia together
JoHS Dues repair watche., have good
order that dont trust with have laid
from that very fact. IA
T1s.-I he does srtof at hi
Windew also SPLEEN Pvotrg soths aud then his
ing in regard watches eonvinees he WILL posted
Just and ace him. sil do the right thing will
you and hing you Will find IL tn
you 2j chea,er than oher establishment
besides anything he tells d~pnd its eng
JoHS We'll rom. shall Hustsce before night am
with him also Christmas New Years
here.
ToN.-Do so. do so. Good aay. John.
JOHN GOOD luck to you Tom Best friends Dust part
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MEDICINAL.
sMOTMEMED FIXES LONG PENT UP!

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION!
Trem .udou> SOtcan & ruptioB!!
n. man .'Seared Us with Hot Iron"
III tn 6 SEEI HING l. A " All!
three years ago we took into our s Npea5 1 so
we'll we've we pleased with his devotion TO business, and
the interest he displayed Ia peeuniary affairs that Ia
partnership for one year thus by large peeuniary GAM
and the urtion of his name into the commercial
community, he was warmed INTO soei anu puee oe'hs
vper like he tung the nds that him sustenance
Havinge rned the immense popularity of that wonder
THINK CANMUSrANG u MN NTi
And having genius enough 10 originate, nor nteec
aud enough TO sustain article of his concep
ton aud ginal and independent ofohers for exis
tenceu~e all parasites he determined to cling to the
s.irts and draw vitality susenance and support from
Ohers He made a mixture OF TAR and TURPEN.
TINE"-''fiehed from u name mutated our direc-
lions and advertisements and called this abortve de-
fOrmity Volcanic Oil liniment." with shallow and
hmsy pretext of originality H. has made desperate ef-
forts to induce dealers and the people and his
worthless, filthy and perncious trah BY representing it
to be smarto, and equally enicacous with the original,
MExIG 4 " MUsT NC IMMINENT!
But signaly siledin his pit decep
tion and has had to resort to Perry Davis Pain Killer
to make preearous support What can say o'sueh
a mani Ifhe has any console need say e.
1.-The has only the public against i'm.
position, and thus for the present leave him in his
naked ieformity and exposed To the -,
BJ2vING FLAM s OF TRUTH.
From the agony # which his ''vilainous compound
rFCAUTI IN NUMBER TWO.
Another feeble effort has been made TO profit by the
Popularity our article, by man In Louisville. who put
up few gross OF preparation whics he called Ameri-
Mustang Iinment." He has, however. become sat
ised of the he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will more inf &c our
rights atemptto deceive and impose upon the ere
dulity unsuspectng confidence of he public whom
he Is dependant for mis- living. With this pied e, We
have agreed draw dark veil OF charity and forgive
4 his past acts and let him go in peace.
BIT W WARN TH6 AFF ICT1D
To be of all impositions aud no Imminent tina,
has not our the wrappers aud directions. and
the evidences Of the copy right secured, and will
gethe worth Of your money get rele from your infer
/ mites MI bless the day that You used the
MEXIC M is cANG LINIME VT.
TF' he Imminent ~ put in three sizes. and retaiis
at IS cts. 80 and 81 The large 'oes contain much
Imminent in proPorti' to the pric sand there
fore cheapest
| Up principal Office 3oi, broadway. New York, and
Third and Market straes st. Louis Mo-. aud for
sale by dealers i'm Drugs and Medicines and b. country
store Keepers = all parts Of the United States.
| IT = For sale i'm Evansville by
| KELLER. FARNSLEY & CO.,
| MILLER ~ CO.,
| jyI6-Iyd&w and several other Druggists.
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CIGAs AyD ToRACCO srOEsE DE

JACOB SCHkURER, MAIN T.. BET. 1Sf AND CD.
10. Schaefer a. Sehroeders old sta d.
7 RES ECrFUi.LY inform the citizens Of Evansville
aud rroand bg country thatl have tax en- the above
stand Get rmined to continue the business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest cigars
Tobacco the hes brands that Eastern markets af
or also Snufand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, Mer
aun, China aud Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail
es the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Nh lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that can give general stislaction and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lapl II
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nEnFo FAMILY GnoCEnY.

TIRE undersi -ned would respectfully inform tho cit
Zens of Evansville aud vicinity, that he has just
opened fresh stock OF Family Groceries, aud Provi-
sions ofever, description, Fir street. next door TO
ames Steel's Lumber Yard where h hopes, by strict
attention business merit and receive share of pub
lie patronage.
am daily receiving fresh supplies OF Butter, Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the country, and shall keep
constantly hand full supply of all staple articles Tor
table
MyMARKET WAGON win deliver all goods bought
I'm, store, the residence Of the purchasers prompt
ly upon receipt of their orders Please call and
a inc my stock. (janI6-Iy) l. I. BEDFORD.
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MAE, Bile POT!
REMOVED TO mr.. I'D.
MAIN ST.. OPPO TIE TIE e ANK

MAIN ST, OPFO TIE TIE q MIX.
Or TONS ofthe finest Marble ever brought To the
I'D West, at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers In Mar
bic are expressly invited To examine my stock for
will make to their intcrcstto patrOnze Ny stock
consists of Carrar, White veined ~ Dove colored ltai
an in blocks ard slabs. American white, vart- ated.
blue. couded and statuary, which WAS selected viii
great cafe nj the Vermont Gu rres.
MONUMENTS Of sly les, SCROLLS, OBLElSK,
TONES, EADAND FOOT STONES,
Countertops aud Furniture Marble on hand and made
y order at Eastern prices. go.
Grateful for tina past liberal patronage expect to
inertia continuance of the same. Give me call.
NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
Nh Orders from distanc, promptly and satisfac.
rily filed. All work w3rranted. aug2g
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NnTIf,E

An EssRs. LEWIS 4 HOWARD having purchased our
WI Wharf boat wish thanks the liz era
upon hitherto aud ask for contnu
auee o the same - wards them.
further friends OF town and all.
that continue Commission aud forwartng business
heretofore We engaged ample Hharfboat facilities
havin other Warehouses here
hesitate satisfaction la
We continue 10 make liberal advances all property
signed sale shipment eorrestOdents and
ell all orders for the purchase
country. ample facilities
the for correspondents
Office. as Tol nerly, under the Telegraph Otce e.
s2l-tI JOHN s MITCHELL & SON.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.

HAHTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANl,
nARTFUkD. CONNECTICUT.
b. ISooEPoRArED iSiO.-CHAETEa PERPErCAL
CAPITAL 5o0CCo-aR paid ia aud infested
fENHIS long established and well Institution has
transacted extensive insurance business Tor more
than forty throughout the Usted St@s and the Brush
North American provinces aimed public
BY honorable and fsnul ultment of Us
tracts and the owners OF properly assured tha all iai
claims for loss under policies will he literally ell
PROMPTLY raid Public Buildings. Manufacteries Mills Ma
chinery Dwsng ioas Stores. Merchandise. Houssheld
furnsre. Vessels the while port. &c., &c
will be insured lps the risk VII admit.
III HUNTINGTON, Pres't.
c B. Bow Frs. Secretary.
So Applications for in may be made t.
ALLEN G. HALL0CK. Ag't..
Main street. nearly opposit the Bank
evil Evansville. Ind.
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EDWARD r HILL. MARCI
HILL ~ HOLIDAY,
PR0DU"E, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,


AvING 6ttel alarge aud spacious Warehouse on the
Il Wabash aud Erie Canal Main Depot
OF tne Evansville aud Charlottesville Railroad aud having
acilities
Forwarding OF Produce and Merchandise Canal
Railroad nj be unsurpassed in this city We pre-
pared to purehas ProdueeOr groceries in this
eit orders purchase Groceries In New
W. will make liberal cash advan Produce
US ale hre be shipped Sopthern Eastern
se We hope by prompt attention business the
public patronage.
s,p2-tf HILL HOLIDAY.
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALF.
ANREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.-Six Lots for
~ sale situated in Evansville beyond the Railr
pot FoGro these Frame Houses them
wise They we'll situated residences ng
business and only square
fine sneeuaton offered in these lots they
SOLD Those wanting eheap places residence
inc hne opportunity ofspeculaon had better apply imme
aiey. One of these houses especially
srsb residence For further particulars apply this oce
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NEW YOSR COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS Il. NAGHEE,

WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
81 South William street, New York.
>ElNG long established with extensive connection
in the business respectfully solicits consgn-
mens ofal kinds OF Wes.err Produce. which will receive
nmediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consgnments of Tobacco, aud liberal cash advances
made OIL all shipments when required by
j. Ii. MAGHEE e. CO..
feb20-tf Evansville, Ind.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY
HT rE'KsD.. EsAz,ssN n &C

NEvs r NJ d OK DOFEG
ST EEiOs. EAGssN ~ CO..
cS FIRST STREET. BErw. MAIN ND LOCUST EVANSVILLE
'lNHE subscrsers would respectfully inform the ct
\ gems of Evansville aud vicinity. that they have
bard and receiving large well selected stock
FRESH GROCERlES, embracing ever. thing usually
kept in a good Family Grocery; and they hope. by
prompt attention to business. To receive aud merit L
liberal share put tic patronage.
Al orders will receive prompt attention. and goods
Delivered purchasers 1T their doors IL desired
have WAGON expressly for laid purpose
IT PAN Goods warranted good or no sale: asa
y Tine highest prices paid for Counir. Produce.
n FPlease call examine stock, us We will sell
at he lowest cash prices.
fpl5 THOS. BACON d. co.