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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-28

SMOTHERED FIRES LONG PENT UP!
TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS!
tremendous Volcanic EruptiOn!!!
man ''Seared Us with Hot Iron"
IN THE HING LAvAI!!
GONE three years ago took into our employment
~ and conndeFe,a man by the name Of Mclean. So
the interest displayed our peeuiary Affairs that in
the course Of few months we took him into limited
partnership for one year. Thus by large pecuniary GAIN
and the introduction of his the com me rcai
community, he warmed into social and public being
and vitality by and through our aid and influence. =
viper Ike he stung the hands that gave him
Having learned the immense popularity
full remedy,
THE EXICANMUsTANGL IMMINENT,
and talent enough to sustain article his own
on and original and independent ofothers for an exs
ence-lise all parasites. he determined cling the
skirts and draw vitality, sustenance and sapport from
others. He made u mixture of "TAR and TURPEN.
IlNE"-"hched from us a name"- our direc
lions and advertisements, and called this abortive de-
formity volcanic Oil Linment." with "a shallow and
imsy pretext Of originality He has made desperate eff
forts induce dealers the people to puy and usr his
worthless filthy and perncious trash by ,epresenng IL
to be similar to- and equally efcaclous with the original
MEXIC AN MUSTANG L1NIMENri
But he has sgnay failed In his decep
tou and has had TO to perry Davis Pain KilIer
TO make precarous support! What say Of sncb
amanf 1.-The has any conscience we need say more.
II has none, we only the public against I'M
positions and thus for the present leave him in his
naked deformty and exposed TO the
- BURNING FLAMES OF TRUTH.
From the agony Of which his ''villanous compound
can never relieve him.
.IPCAUTIoN NUMBER TWO. II
announcer Feeble effort has been made to profit by the
popularity OF article in Louisville who put
up aiew gross of preparation which he called "Amer
can Mustang Liniment." He has, however become sat-
iscd Of the error he committed has pledged his
sacred honor that he will never more infringe on our
rights nor attempt to deceive and impose upon the
duty or unsuspecng confidence of The public on whom
he is dependant for his living. With this pledge we
have agreed to draw dark veil charity and forgive.
hes over ms past acts. and let him go in peace.
BUT WE WARN THE AFFLICTED!
10 otware OF all mposilions and buy Lnment that
has not our name the wrappers and directions and
the evidences Of the copy right secured and you will
gete worth or your money get relief from your infer
mites, and bless the day that you used the
MEXICA AN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
The Lninent Is put up In three sizes aud retails
nj ID cts 30 cts and ST. The large bottles contain much
fore cheapest.
1T Principal Office 3Oi, Broadway, New York, and
corner Ihrd and Market Streets St. Louis No.. aud for
sale by dealers In Drugs and Medicines and b,
store Keepers In all parts Of the United States
n = For sale in Evansville by .-..
KELLER, FARNSLEY & Co.,
81. fr.-ii MILLER & CO.,
1y I6-Iy CIV and several other Druggists.
a.. - a n n = :
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DEMOVED.-Theun undersigned has removed IN IN.
Ohouse Mrs. Dr. Trafon three doors aboy the Sher
wood House, opposite the mansion Of NJ. Roy ESQ or
First Street. or Docfor's Apenme. ~ VI
Once atthe old stand on First above Main
where he be found al all times unles.
eneaseo' uezol J.R. WILCOX. MD.
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CABINET WARE HOUSE.
ROBERT FERGUS.
IHAvE hand large supply of every a
@0 variety Of Cabinet Ware, Of the bestN
w work manship and material, Main be- ~
Ez tween Third and Fourth streets. ~
Lum Der Yard...
1 have also hand, large supply OF Pine Lumbe
seasoned. Also, rs, 600 feet dressed Flooring.
COffins...
large supply ofal kinds and sizes on hand All the
above articles will sell on the most reasonable TERMS
Dwelling house next the shop. ljy226m
COFFEE HOUSE AND RE6TARAUT.
Water Street, merit Insurance Company, Ecdnsre la.
"ENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
II taurat in the three story brick house. between In
Co. office and the Pavilion Hotel, is fitted
upin the best STYLE and he Is prepared to receive HE
friends and the public, and accommodate them in the
best His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors. Wines and Aes which, with other refreshments
he will up in the approved style and at all
hours of the day: Mr. s will always keep good va
riety Of the best brands OF Cigars.
Attached to the house Is a BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Alleys and every accommodation requisite
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with India Rubber cushions and Saloon liz up with gas
dec9-taprl
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Sir: have had your Magic Wound Healer in my
family the last year. aud have used il In several
viii mention one two Of them in particular: LAS
winter was chopping; and my struck n limb and
glanced and struck my ankle, which il cut very bad.
used nothing else on IT but your Magic Wound Healer
and II was well in about two weeks. Our little chill
which is about eighteen months old, had a very bad
breaking out on its headm wife put nothing else on
but your Magic Wound Healer and il cured il ia a few
days have also used il my rsos gives gen
eral satisfaction. Respectfully, yours,
GEORGE X. MARVEL
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AMI
ClIINTlsX MERCII A NCS

TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
THE undersigned have 10 store large stock Of
Il Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals. Oils. Paints Varnisn-
Dye Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes,
DC. &C., anu constantly receiving fresh supplies,
from the manufacturers and Eastern markets. which they
are determined to sell at a small advance.
Ourartices all selected with great care and
a'ej TO give satisfaction as to genuineness quality and
price. .It 4T .I ca. -,
Surgical Instruments Trusses Abdominal Supporters,
and Shoulder Braces Of the most ~ proved styles.
Pure Brandy, Old Rye Whisky and Wines ior medical
purposes only, of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock consisting of
Plates Cases, Chemicals, &c. at small advance from.
Eastern prices. ..'t
Mrs Mcr's Fine Gu! Tobacco. and choice lot of old
Havana Segars Bird Cages. Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants and dealers will please call and examine
stock when in the city, aud all orders will be attend.
ed to i'm mediately and carefully packed. 49, -
ALLEN G.. HALLocK. HALLOCK q STODDARD,
w. II. p. SToDpARD, Wholesale Druggists,
Oct 5u Main street. near the river.
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WAR DECLAREnyy
MESSRS. SILBERMAN ANSPACHER a. m H..
w declared mot war; but that they have inst recejv
ed INC finest stock Of Spring Goods ever to Ey
ansve, and that they and WILL sell then, M
as any other house IN The West ~ - AP
c unc,r NEW STOCK consists in part of Spring and
Summer Clothing OF every description. : Nfe -'N
LADIES' DRESS COOnS .'
ana every other article In the line of Fancy Goods
hey are now their Clothing in thi. city
nave .se pest ana most Fashionable CUTTERS, and
mil ~ N ''o Vas
OAKUN.--aSb bales in sore and for sale by
~ NM sa PRESTON BROS.
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BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY,

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION Horpr
-A~ The undersigned would respectfully in 49,,
HMl form the public, that he has now on hand kIu
yHv the largest and most approved STYLES ofVX
=. ecustom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
hd ladies Boots, Buskins, Walking Shoes and Slippers
Also for Misses, &c, sc. Also hand, a splendid
stock Of Leather and Findings for sale wholesale and re-
All low Tor cash. at his old stand Water doors
above Pavilion Hotel. lauyI3lyl p DEIJSNER
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FAMILY FLOUR.

HAVE Tor sale at my Leather Store, on Main street.
and viii constantly keep on hand large supply of
which will be sold at the lowest market price for such
quality Flour. tdec9r) WM. BELL
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

81 The undersigned have purchased Prize
IST\ Livery Stable, on Locust street. and mace in
OS Provements to ii, and have on hand 70
- 1,s1 nire good stock of HOSES, BUGG rs an
70 which we invite the attention Of tn
public They intend from time TO erdeavor to salts.
the wants OF the public in this particular snd hope the
attcies ana terms Will prove agreeable Carriages fos
parties excursions funeral &c. WAYS on hand Reins
provided with good hostlers are prepared IN ba
orses and keep them i'm the best style
aug34 NJ &E Dac.puo
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e.. SCHMITT a. STARK.
UPHOL TIERS ANDPAPERHAN0

FiRsrs ST., ABOVE J. NJ cALDwELLs BUILDING,
EVANSVILLE, IA,
49, Begleave to inform the citi re ms
-GAPAPEM= of Evansville and vicinity, that
-CA!I,umriNcsAtS=z We are now prepared TO furnish
CtArA5 ''A, 80 and make UPHOLSTERIES OF
e1GI-- ,~e~NAS11 all kinds. such Sofas, Divans.
T|.. Spring Chairs, DC. .f.
All Kinds OF Spring, Cotton, Hair, Moss and Shuck
Mattresses Pillows, Comforts Sheets and all other ar
tices in our line. Do, .-s 30 r-lT'r
we also keep constantly on hand large and splendid
assortment OF Wallpaper and Upholstry ware, and
enabled ana ernined Ia sell low any establish
ment in Louisville Cincinnati. I'D f..l . I-T-- -
NTCarpets, window Curtains. Roer-shates, &C.,
made up IN the latest styl and ut the shortest notice
lLTHotels, Steamboats, and Private Houses provided
with anything in the Cpholstry Line. [nov4tf
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: CO-PARTNERsaIP NOTICE =

COEPARTNERSa1P NOTICE. y
THE undersigned have this day formed copartner.
l. ship, under the name and style of LEWIS d GRAY
and have made arrangements with the late
ringion. Crane Co., tn their I'm the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in THE
city. .r .r mr. .--... f.It ..f.....s T
We would respectfully solicit continuance pat
ronage heretofore literally extended towards the late
firm and bespeak the good Offices of our friends pledg
ing ourselves To efforts promote interests
of all who may entrust business To
. - l. LIE
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E1s'S
MAGIC WOUND HEALERI

This is decidedly the greatest Remedy for the
-t--ii Fresh Cuts and Bruises, that has rt
=. been before the Public. a. -.....
IL will cure Fresh Cuts. -
twill cure Frcsh Bruises.
f....- Ii will cure Fresh Sprains. -r ~Tyr
It Ii will cure Sore Nipples. .. 81 r
1t will cure Chappcd Hands.
Ii will cure nhamcd Eyes. 2
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- ETC., ETC.
We only wish everybody would come and examin
This stock there anything here before lik
1t. (jan2s) WIN. LOWENThALI. & co.
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All FNterIaI
READ THE FOLLOWING
HrESTIMONY, as regards the magical influence tha
l. GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER exert.
over Fresh Cuts:
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.
.-+ltt.i 2 -t- FAScY FARM, franklin Co., Ill.,
Arv,, 4
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Extract of a letter from r.. Thorn, SaeriFof
Losalle County, W. s
Professor O. J. woop-
Dear Sir: Yours Of June 2ls accompanied by bottle
ofyour Hair Restorative, was received. very soon
thereafter commenced using it, and has entirely reso
et my hair to its natural youthful color. There Is
siderable inquiry forthe article, &c.
Very respectfully yours, X. THORN.
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III" following certificates speak for themselves the
gentlemen whose signatures attached known
thousands: n I
ST. LOUIS, September 90, ls53.
Dr. u }. Wood-Sr: have used nearly two bottles
your Hair Restorative. and have found its effects very
satisfactory. Ii has entirely destroyed all dandruf from
head and restored hair its original color which
had become quite gray. WIN. TRUESDAIL. 7
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RAsIS. Mrcn., August 9, rs

RANN, MiCH., August =, 1853
Thss to certify that one was quite gray and
hair thin upon the of my head that feared its
entire loss In this condition applied for and obtained
abottlc Of Prof Woods Restorative and before had
used ono quart bottle the gray hair had rely dsap
peared and had thckened up be full
sl and 1t assumed beautiful glossy appearance appa.
rently more beautiful than it was before do,
therefore, cheerfuiy all those ladies no
value beautiful head of hair will also state that use
i now, occasionally. for its healthy and identifying eff
fects, SARAH / BROWN
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: ne ~ .<en S123 votes xhesd Of Mr.. Buriin.
: III. .latssr's election over Mr.. Appeton would
,.er q the maSistrate's c,unand n bod his
h q was 10 Mr. Bumble-a n,ral revolution. MT.
xiingAme hasn't O red ,en." wni'e Mr.. Appleton
AS a. much of the " red geld as Won d sunice "
make IL worth his while for s,e O2r himself 70 nc
gosiate With him. Il WITS remark Of the aae Cnrfs.
topher Columbus, q navigator Of some repute. thas
"gold is an excellsn. sh.ng With gold, one 10 ns
treasures. With gold, does whatever one wishes
In this world Even souls can got to Paradise by
Congress by IT, though such an investment OF u
border ON the extrayagansly absurd.
Accounts from the Fret district represent that
Mr. Eliot ID likely to be hard run, in consequence Of
portion OF the free sOers, under the lead OF Mr..
Rodney French, being in favor OF cecsing M. Han,
the Know Nothing candidate. These gentlemen
supported Mr.. Rowland. who Ii now the demo ratio
candidate against Mr. Eliot, last spring, and almost
effected his election. There is no part of the State
where persona feeling has so much to do with poll
tics As in New Bedford and its vicinity.
The republicans have had no convention in the
Fifth district, bn. most Of them u Ia supposed, WIN
support Mr.. Buriingane. The failure Of tae COM
mittee TO call q convention has caused some remark
Our parties have had NO MAS meetiDgs or pro
cessions for very good reasons: there are few vhs
aud no democrats, and thc Know NotRings uork IN
the shade. The private meetings OF The lAsssr
party have been immense affairs The republican,
have been too busy quarTelIng amongst themselves
to get up meetings.
The bargain between the wings and the Catholics
is understc cd to bare been completed and the Tor
mec are 20 have the lattess aid, which viii hardly
prove as useful II cid last year. IL rs expected
that the Wigs and their allies will have to marcel
cut and surrender to the tune Of" The BoyIe Wa
| tey.n ALGoAA.
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CITY TRADT REPORT.

Il VI.
ErEAnsTryFs--The inclemcncy Of the weather had a
with moderate sales firm at yesterdays prices Tho
sales embraced CISCO barrels including inferior to com.
mon state 81 IS So 25 gooi to choice ditto AT SIS I
ssh and extras ut 50 10 SO rs; with southern at
unclaueed figures. Among the sales were 100 barrel
taken for export, which included inferior state al
81 70 ~ 81; common Tito az 3d. IL, AMI some
fancy Ohio at 50. Neal-Saes Of 1000 barrels New
Jersey were made at 81 30. Rye Fonr-Sales Of
1OG barrels were made at 81 rs. Wharf.-The marl,st
cornIho sales embraced about o. 0o0 bushels includ
ing sound mixed at &c. e0c IN store and aaost Rye
was held pretty firmly At 81 30 a 81 81 per bushel
Barley was scarce and prices werc unchauqei Oats
were IN fair demand at unchanged prices.
CoTTov.--Tho sales embraced about Loco b,les TN,
decline siuce tho news has been equal 10 about IA
&c per ID.
CorFEEAbout 100 bags Rio were sold at 1oc, and 200
do. 81 Domingo at 9atc
fR1eirs,--shippers were waiting for private letters
per America and hence engagements were very light.
To liverpool 600 bushels grain we're engaged In ba
and bags at ID. 44d, and 1900 do in bags at AZ;
cotton was at I'D. There nothing of moment re.
ported for london To Invrc rates unchanged. 10
California there better feeling, at 25c 30c
per foot for measurement goods
PRovTsloys--Pork--Mcss frmcr, but transactions
were light About 500 bbls moss, the spot sold
at Sl2 lax Sl2 IS the latter price in lots and about
100 bbls prime, at Gil 81 1000 bbis Of sol
for delivery In December and January, At t. Beef
The market frm with sales Of 300 bbIs In lots at
old prces Lard was steady, with sacs Of $50 bbIs at
loc. 10esc., for good to prime.
svGAa.--The inclemency Of the weather interfeved
With sales and beyond small jobbing lots Cuba and Nev
Orleans at previous prccs there were no transacons
y moment to report
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WHO REPENTs
w Twenty-Five GENTS
Paid Tor Lyons Powders
III poisons not
Yet .sen6s TO pot,
And leaves to rot,
Each insect thing
= That wears sting,
However great the crowd
Depot Tor LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills for the
obstruction insects and vermin 42i Broadway and No
South Eighth street, Philadelphia. 'S
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(fHANLE OF noUR--THE STEAMBOAT KEYPOKr
" VIII leave New York footof Murray street ne ha pss
two O'clock u H., and heyport at e III O'Clock a. 81
HARLEM RAiLRoAp-fNIAND RoCTr--oy AM
AFTER Nednesdny Nov s., Sundays sxeeped for Al
and ITcs eavin depot corner 81 White sna Centre
bridge and mail stations north; way express ~ 3P. NJ
stopping at lite Tlains castle, crcton Falls and stn
tons noItl, connecting Chatham fou corners with
.estern kairsr sxrrsss train arriving az Albany atn
PhRroton fas ~ 10 10 A ~, ttcypns az way staons
From City HoIl station.-Csoton Fails 40 r. NJ stop
ping At al ltaens above Williams bridge; Wsts plains
NORTH; Williams bridge AZ I? 10 A. NJ. z 10, 42o. Nz
and u x ~, stepping At Al way stations; IN
A. M White fains az IL NJ Tassengas N AZ also prceurs
tickets have their checked for Ltloa uanlo
and other places and Albany At line Companys
avenue and twenty .sixtk street ~ z5, 1"s's
Returning 70 NV York, leaving depot Weslcrn Rarca5
Maiden lane and Dean street Express train iesrs
ham Four Ccrrcrs Phimdnt, Martindae iliqsda,o ~
pakc, Ailerton Armenia, Wssaic, Dover Plains sonsh
ppSysr rnwg 81. rsssr;Sn Brewster crcen Falls White
no. be landed between croten Fails and Wsmsspxsan
unisss eoEirs Iron ah9yc cro.on Falls Passengers Be-
tween JrotSn ras ana w,msbriigc take tho ross.
Creten Falls stopping at all stations between Crston rS
and Fordbam arriving at New York at ga A II. a > ~
rc sr ra topping at all taons hetwo;n Crctos
as And s'7snf n Nov rom YS ws,: = F s
q: shd s aDG a. NJ zsS is1S sssPRss i
sEsss and a0 rom Wits IN Psa " vii i'% e snas
Sunday as ~ sne 18th street station only
vii leave croton Falls At L. NJ and $50 r. NJ stcpins
ss ssd' S,Ss
JOIN p. xmoz, sspsyiskVaIesS
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Total 81 1S2, 1923
The leading items of import during the week as
follows -segars $780, rasius, $4,000; undressod
SKINS sloO63 iron 900; railroad iron, $5ess7
lead $62 1885, rags, $40 $50; Seeds $40 4l4 sugar S3
AGO. Watches $574s0 It's very gratifying to see the
mportatons continue limited and it must soon tell
upon the balance of foreign trade The import aud
export trade of this port has been equally balanced
during the past month than we have ever known
it before for such length Of time.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value of articles exported from this port during the
week ending and including Friday Nov TO- 1854 distn-
gushing the destination aud extent Of shipments TO each
place. ,
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iolai.,. sns..,...,,,.......
y appears by tho above table that the shipments Of
corn quite large during the past week. and tho ex
portaions of breadstus from this tino out are likely to
be large. Shipments Of -four have already been made
and VIII appear in the returns next week. and look
for considerable activity in this line Of business There
other feature worth recording in the last weekly
crort The next European steamer is looked for Win
much anxiety by all classes OF SPECTATORS.
Prev. N. N
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Bosros, Nov. 10, 1854
rs, yo,t Dass of the Cont ,s-Su1jsets or oe,sets
40 ee Voted on and for--Li'fs o. Cand'da'fs f~
s;or,yaor and LisisssnGnf Goreynor-Ot Members
- Ceursss-THs Congressional Dist'icts-Mr.
Rxykneasne and Mr.. Applicability zoe n =.
Mad NO Meaiags-The Wings and the Cat ..,;..
We have arrived at the last days Of our ..rv odd
GA masy.sided contest, in which aboo' svsr.hosv
and everything is to be voted for that .n hs i,
INTO A Massachusetts, election. B $40 cova9r,,
lieutenant Governor, members n coCg,sa. s.,,s
senators, and town repressn atves there are % b
sNosen County Commission .ers. one eacn in mos Of
ths counties. The mer .osrs Of the Legs a.urs are
70 be chosen with ference to the election Of a
United States se-lasor and also with reference to
xher opSAaens Ca the question OF amending the cor
statsssss. In Boston, people viii vote on some ia'
pGtsnt amendments to the city charter. Alto
esther it Ia mixed up sless, and enough TO puzzle
tAeMost assisuous of political Students. We have
whigism, and democracy, and Know NotniIgsm,
md temperance, and Coalition, and, lastly bunker
nm, TO make the broth " thick and slab"
There are four regular candidates for Governor
sza Lieutenant Governor, and a small aud select
detachment Of the hunkers have placed Dr.. Wales
before the people. The candidates are as follows
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:, ,an e,cloen, at the Nershash' Kzshass The ,ata
,ogus vi embrace variety Of arst class '.eur,ues.
The annexed statement exhibits .ae quantity and va
lue OF certain articles than foreign dry goods
orted into this pert during tho week ending and includ
ing Friday, November 10, 1864
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BILLIARDS..

a MEXICAN PATENT BILLJARDS-TEN TABLES At
~ NO. Ann street. entrance 49 Fulton stresS: s;sh.
sase esraer Pineapple and Fulton streets rookyn four
deiphis Other billiard table makers who pretend 70 NV
patents deraud purchasers One thousand dollars low
fnlton sank TO back these assertions
"ssssrs ray not buy law suits Tables balls cues az
points, e.o or sale - above and a. The factory 60
and u Centre "AA Attenoe0 w. ane
guarantees sent WITH tables ordered ~ man
DILLIARDS.-THE JEFFERSON BILLIARD NOOsss
- o. sixth and Amos street, Is open,
being the largest in tho city containing
number Of them arc new, made by nessrs Leonard and
Esnjanin who obtained the silver MEDAL Mt tho Worlds fair
pflilaRD TABIES.-BE NOT DECEIVED IN PUR.
ID chaslng tables for IL important that should
have well made table, manufactured well seasoned
material with the patent India rubber cushoas OF
inrrovemSnt which has been superior
any Others Buyers via fad II tSs advantage TO car
and examine extensive stock 81 4hch we have
made Tor private use ana oer sale cheaper than can b,
loug elsewhere With everything compe Orders BY mai
for y hcs bns cloths feathers bagatsile Ia
hes, promptly attended 10.