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From Havana... Rumorcd plan for Man.
uniting the Blacks.

II
uniting the Blacks.
The steamer Isabel has brought TO Charles.
ton news from Havana to the 10th instant.
The Charleston Standard publishes letter,
Of which the following is an extract.
HAvASA, June 10, 1855.
MEssns EDroI;s--Since my last advice, il
seems to have been determined, by the
property holders of Cuba, belonging to wha,
is called the creole or patriot party, to give
their assent TO prompt manumisslon OF
their slaves, TO purchase Herewith the in
nuence of the British and French anti slavery
societies in behalf of the freedom OF Cuba,
with their Governments. hear il avowcd
that agents have left Cuba some We ks since,
to discuss the proposition in England.
The reasons assigned for this measure are,
that the resalt they propose is certain to
obtain, sooner or later, under the new rights
and privileges accorded to TO the negro pop
ulaiion--thcir under elevation to equal civil
political rights, for which they are unquai.
fled by color, condition and cultivation, and
placing arms in their hands for the public
defense when there was no public necessity
therefore, thus impaiing subbordnation,
and putting injcopardy the lives and property
Of the white inhabitants, They saw that
nen ..ey ..... ayo..ccal 10 strike for free
dom, under the hope Of fratcrnal aid from
the people Of the Union, their confidence
has been won by secret agents Of the Gov
eminent Of the United States, and the infor-
nation obtained under prctcnse Of service and
good faith, has been used to insure their
defeat.
We have received 70i free laborcrs from
the coast of Asia since my last--arrivcd 3Oth
ult., per British steamer Carpcntoria, from
Swatoa, Consigned TO Messrs. Pevcdo Made
ado l. Co. They have been all disposed of
on profitable terms for the spccuIators-
The are taken as slayes-tradcd for as slaves
fed as slaves--treatcd as slaves, and sold
on arrival here as slaves, although the con
tracts call for voluntary laborcrs, and the
time is stated at eight years, without
prohibition Of extension for any longer pc.
riod to fit the life Of the subject, orthc inter.
ests Of the master.
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THE PROCESSION
MIR. VAN AMRuRGH

whose dnrinn scbI.N ,mrnts III the WILD BEtSTs~
DEN, have won .r him. IN all parls of the world inn
p"rshatio rcuown, accnm, this exhibition in p.,
,on ana VIII irar'rssy ruef the Cages Of tho WiId
Nn'n's, where he " ~ exhibit h.. uN nlshing and nv,
ferrous influence over the.c ulmdabiu aud lcrocinu.
creatures
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Nor VERY CoNPLMENTARY.-ln the Brit
ish House of Commons, short time ago,
Mr. Mail spoke as follows Of Sir James
Graham, First Lord of the Admiralty, no.
ted for his breaking open sealed letters:
"Sir James is deeply stained with every
vice of partzanship or burcaucracy---a rem.
egade, calumniator, and spy--a political
bully, post Office burglar, a diplomatic
bloodhound, the mos,
detested of all public men these many
years. He stands arraigncd of base and
brutal attempt to destroy the character of a
political opponent, and, while appealing to
his character alone to rebut the impeach.
ment, he further discredl,cd that tainted
witness by the righteousness of his CON-
pulsory confession" &c.
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CRoPs IN TENSEssEE,-The Memphis Wing
Of the 9th inst, says;
The grain and corn crops are very natter
ing throughout this section of the country.
The cotton crop is not so good, and in addi-
ton, we learn that the cut-worm is doing
considerable havoc among the young and
tender cotton through this cool, damp spell
of weather. A goodly number OF com.
plants reach us relative to the damage by
the cut-worm.
A correspondent Of the Charleston Stand.
ard, at Knoxville, june 9th, says:
We have recently had copious rains, and
our crops in East Tennessee, excepting oats
and hay, will be very abundant Wheat is
very promising indeed, and will be gathered
in two or three weeks: the crop will be Is O
or three times larger than ever before.
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Ottawa Furniture Depot
STIIl pDAl,u ESSINE

"A I>llE subscriber, thankful EY&2
for past iavors would respect
IIluliy say to his friends and the pub. T1H2
lie, tina Notwithstanding the unusual run at The
depot for the last two months there is quite a re-
.pectablr stock Of nearly every article IN his line
still ON hand and will be repl-nish-d.
A fine lot Of kitchen, cupboard, and dining Ia .
bles, lust the article al this season. presses,
wsrdrohes, bureaus, centre tables. &c. oil made
in his own shop, by his own workmen and Of
the right kind of materials.
The subscriber is TOO well known as practical
mechanic aud also the quality Of his work, Ia,
thee nd Of second years successful businessJ to
be badly hur, by pop-guns about depending On
eastern manufacturer. for their stock )" blowing
about prices" &c. "Those who live in glass
houses should not be hrt to throw stones
From those acquainted with the subscriber, he
expects they Will take what he says even In nm
ADVERTISEMENT TO be Just what he means
lie has always done one price, small prof
and cash business only, and can ani will sell rs
cheap as the CHEAPEST
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BouNTY LAND WARRANrs.-Up to the 9th
inst, there had been received at the Pension
Office 1882 applications for bounty land
under the act Of March 3, 1855. The total
number of applications is expected to reach
about $50, 600, classified as follows
100 &c. warrants, LOG, 900 requiring l6 900 600 &c.
100 " 100 900 4" u 400 900 "
80 10000 $500 600 "
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Lots IN States Additi0n 10 Ottaua.
Lots 3, 4 and s. IN block 50.
l.ots 2and 3 IN block %
Also, an improved arm of 900 acres s;,n,,.a
on Fox rlyer. 5 miles from Ottawa Tn So :.
we'll watered and numbered ' 10
Jnh2J d. p. JONES, oeice in The court hoy..
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SUPREME CouRI meets at this place on
Monday.
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&. II. SCHNEIDER

1obaecon,st and Cigar Manufacturer,
MAIN ST., OTTAWA, ILL,
i1NlRST door east Of II. Thompson's store
L. Constantly on hand and sells AT Wholesale
and retali all kinds OF tobacco, seears, snuff,
pipes, NC June 90
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Brunk cr'S
POWDER has come. June No.
HUGHES AND CARRIAGES.

oG1X> / AMcxpecting daily to receive
NH.YN. u from an eastern manuac'ory OF
wv acknowledged high reputation, \
lot of diileeai kinds OF upgics and carriages.
with and without tops, and with one and two
seats, which will he wa rrantrd equal to any IN
the western country, nn d which " III sell atvcry
reasonable prices. junl6 ARrnuR Locxwoop.
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TO ALL WAY CONCEKN,

NOW ye, that Moore & Gibson have
N row on hand the largest, best and most
splendid stock OF all kinds OF furniture ever offer
ed ioi 'a. IN this city. As our prices are 80 low
that oil Glasses can be accommodated, there can
.Nist no good reason Tor any one sleeping on the
floor, or setting on block. There are one so
poor or none so rch but may ENJOY beds and
tndfs. NhII and rNlmIne sInck iunl6
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IsOtaS0s.

fOtaSb.
JOIAsH put up in pound cans, with
i directions for making good hard SOAP. for
sale by June 23l ID. WALxrR.
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Ginger Wine!
A n excellent and pleasant beverage for
"a wnrm weather, for sale by
Juho %. d. WAIrv,
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New Store in Ottawa !!

Near tie Corner Of La .Saiie and 1hadisoa
So, merit door north of " II. .Snitl',
Otice, Ottara, IT,
III. DORIAN
EnPECTfuLl.Y announces to the people Of
IL Ottawa and La Sale county that he has "a,
received from New Yo k and opened at the
above stand heavy stock of
DRY GOODS.
Consisting Of prints, delaines gingh,m, lawns
nlpaccas, shr.ings, sheetings, cloths, ras.i-
mrres linens-in short every r,icl- usually found
N the trade, which he guarantees to sell as CHEAP
as the cheapes, IN Ottawa. lie also has on hand
a superior lot"i
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Bonghi al frst class eastern stai,shments as
well a. manufactured at his own establishment IN
The rear OF his store, where all k nd- OF cothihq
u those in has stock axe not found satisfactory.
will be
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER,
And warranted IN all cases 10 give satisfaction.
lie has also a iul stock Of
GROCERIES,
Such hs sugars, cosee, moiasses :, teas, SAHARA
tue, table salt, pepper. nee, indigo. 81, &c. ,
ihc!udlngeveryt hing in that line bes,rs n fine
stock of
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Sickles.

WE would inform owners Of grain and grass
w sickes, that we ore prepared to cut over
and temper old sicklcs OF every description, at
the shortest notice md on the most reasonable
terms.
Also new sickles made to order.
+. ID. SwERTssH 4 Co., east Of the Gig mill .
June q-3m.
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Boots e Shoes.

Hats ard caps, cookery, carpe, bags, vai,es,
nc.
call, being confident they will be pleased with his
prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE-Such MS butter,
eggs, potatoes, lard, cheese, hams, & c., always
lnken IN exchange for goods OF paid for in ca-h 4;
ana these ARTICLES constantly Tor sale ii they can
De procured Tor love or money June 2-tf
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GoI,l Pens. (:Ol(l Pen,

Gold Pens, Gold Pens.
LARGE assortment Of the best diamond
y pointed, warranted gold pens, OF all sizes,
for sale by June - RArBBuN e. ORToN.
~ SOME of the best tea you ever
.drank, Just tryt. innl6 ID. WALLER.
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Coal, stone, ana Lime,

VIE subscriber is ready and willing to
l. supply coal, stone, and lime in qI,ntities to
SUIT, aslow, with as much despatch, and as GOOD
as any o'hrr live man. Coal mile east OF Fox
IlVef oriog"' ana stone ard lime at tn old San
ger quarry on sec. &c, or delivered in the civ.
June 30 N,ru,.,r, p,'y
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CHAMPL1N L. MocREGoR.

I7IURNETS At IA ",
OTTAWA, ILL.
c. CIIAMPLlN, of Ottawa, and John
~ 7. MEG reGor, late e Milwaukee. Wis,
have formed a partnership TOR the practice Of
their profession, rs above, mud will give promp,
attention to business entrusted to them. lunl6
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N;liIs.

TTTW SCUu VUTITSs
"a ID DOZ. fine flag seat cottage
AI = chairs jus, receive, by c,.,,.
~ June i6 MooIE " GlnSoN.
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THOMAS CONYNGTON, ~ g.n
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BOOKSELLER AK

-! \ - n SIATIONER., . hIUIi . aUEU
"oULDrespe fully inform hisfriends and the pub
.vS hc generally that having purchased o Mesers. .
natnoone & heetr, their entire stock of Books d
sauonery he has rer owed his Book Store TO the ss
lately occupied BY them in No. l. Fosters Block come
of Main and First Streets.
Ihe additions thus made to his stock ensbles him to
oner TO his customers larger and better
.nan mas ever before been brought to this con
sisting In part Of Mscellaneoue e. School NedcaIspd
nneologicat Cooks: Writing. Printing. vrapIns and
raney Paper a. Foreign e. Fancy Stationery Of ala
knns All ofwhch will be sold. Wholesale and Petal
atClncinnati prices. fact to which he would call tire
attenion ofcounry merchants, dealers teach and
TO purchase of him. auge e5.n :
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETOES.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &
- -. a. AT WHO lEsA LIE AND RETAIL BY lNA
LEI C II & We r r., NJ G. -,.

LEIGH & VERLING .-1a.s
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock of
l. Drugs and Medicines Of J. M ID. Miller Co., and
Intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller & Farnsey, No. IA Water street, under
the firm Of Leich IL Verling.- '- N'
Charles LEIGH ofthe rm hope. he Is fayorably known
to the piblic, having been engage in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last I'VE years. Peter VerIng, ofthe
firm having been clerkng In the present store the
last three years fatters himself with having the cont
dence of its old customers. Il F.-
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
liberal patronage both from oldand new customers.
.I.f '-.r 20. saa "a CHARLES LEIGH. .
feb25-ly -.,-. PETER VERLlNG. .
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CLOTHING yyHoL ALE ,RETAIL.

IA THE having purchased of bis late part
HS Chss W Mack his entire interest in the Cloth
~ lug Store OF Mack Lobenstine, very heavy os-
" co"nt sdeefnned get rid OF the present stock at
,ed make for alarge assort
hent of Pail and Winter Clothing He thereore invit his
ths publ III and examine his Goods
and prices lie has good stock of Clothing Gentemep
Furnishing Goods &c. Ge. there is in Evansville. aud
them than they be bought other
place in the city which he will prove to those calling his
store un der Pavilion Hotel : =. = -. 70
ey2g-u -.t .a ANTHONY LobENSIlNE.
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THE ALLIES suRRRNDKRRp,u .s

SINCE MESSRS. AHLERING & DRUMMER HAyE
~ leased the Old Corner Srxnd under the
Journal Once and filed with largest
sertmen and latest vles Of Fall and Winter Clothing
nishng Goods etc. and sell them shingy low the
ALLIES HAvE BEEN COMsELLED TO RkESDER. = +"
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists In part of Men and Boy' ready made Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the
OF Gentle Dress Goods and Tailors GOODS
ever brought to this city Thr facilities for
superior other house the city
which enables them all times fill all orders with
goods and the best bargains &C aud city
aud the public generally. respectfully
their New Stock and Reduced Prices before
Ing ewhere. dec18-sf
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TINE subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely rehed and resurnished it, and is prepared
TO entertain patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock ofhorses and
riages to let.
The stable is large clean and well located and good
are ir pdance. Particular attention
will be paid of horses left with him for keep
ug and in all respects, the public sha find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. ljys-tf ia. 8YERS.s
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WM. REILLY, ,r r
AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Law PARTNERSHIP.
y. IL. CHISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
af.u so Fl Fosters Batid,ng. Up Stairs.
+ F. CRISP, having removed his Office TO Fosters
u building will be on hand at all times, to take ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, &C., and attend
to all business required of him Justice OF the Peace.
f.h
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cHARTREs ST. FIRE, NEW ORPHANS "a,

We have abundant reason to recon N I'd Lir3;s ksi.
ceent opportunity. the sth February last
one OF that description. which we purchased sever,1
years since o1 M Isaac Bidge. Our store, No. az
nsres street. with stock ohafe tri m in o,
@c was urned on the morning of that dap sutiectiI
our sae 10 very intense heat during sevt va
~ saveo all It's contents uprising hank nofs A. enc
nine hundred doiIars bills ret
able Tor several thousand dollars and acc i'm our
books Tor forty thousand dollars said safe cos only
one hundred and ten dollsrs. rick noibi q In prc
nouncing II the cheapest article We ever purchs ssd =
9si 10 i33pio hs-cg ~ ALERRT & TRlCO.
A large assortment OF wILprns PArrxr SAr.r.x,r.
SArEs with Rich's improvement, for safe BY 80 81 =
''t- 1896 STEARNS & MARVIN
s .ma.ees (successors to Rich & Coy sirsGT 90
146 WATER STREET. N.Y..
The only Makers of Sslsmander Safes conbinine Wfl
der's and Rch's Patents. and Sole Propriefors OF
keyhoe. 49, iALLIS A HoWEs ri
mySu Agents at Evansville.
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IOIIRNAL JOB OFFICE.

-
We invite the Of the public TO our
facilities for doing Jon WeRK Of all kinds WIN neasnes'
dixpatch and cheapness. Our stock OF Jco raper
Cards Be- is constantly receiving new additiohs, VIZ
We have the lat styles Of Types, Borders &C, M
vsrkinp u this stock suit any order use
sfs WELL q PATENT POWER JOB PRBss.
bv which We are enabled do work cheap. fast ana
rood We have also ordered q llrt.t OF
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS, ~.
%, h- execvtseu small and fine work in an eleennt
manner These with other facilities ana nne asson
ment types, enable US DEFY competition. "ehafe
RULING MACHINE - se-as..
A there H, IN the western country and the only one Id
Yyansyile by which enabled to do all kinds Oh
RULED BLANK WORK
r the neaest style. Orders either by letter or per
on are respectfully solicited from
ss COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
fe,Hsudbilis Bills Iadng, &C.. &c. The wors wi oe
executed aud sent home promptly, and charges
able. q, un.,v
II Pa we have reduced our nriees lately 10 many
knds Of work. while the prices OF material and aoof
h.ye cone M our Tor Job Work are invariably
s's. CASH on DELIVERY OF WORK.
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EDOPIiNS.-Icase 7s silk ans Cotton Poplns direct i'm
il ported, aud for sale by -fge.l JAS Low x Co.,
aug9 41S Main st.. Louisville. Ny.
GINGHAMS.-2 cases glazed super black; 4 do 2s inch
N cotton Chambrsy; co Manchester Plaid Ginshans.
styles importation. hand BY
. ...l JAS Low n CO..
args fNft hhi h"' 41s Main st.. Louisville KY.
R5CsLINs.-2 new styled Muslin de Laine direct
" u imported, and fer sale by JAS. Low 4 CO..
algs fli f.r a. 20 fl3 Main St., Louisviile KY.
VEXNs-ica. ,ied Jeans; 40 Blue asd white, new
~ eststyles rvAk. Csiday and tor sale BY -l.a.if
H 4Sill'D tNls~, las. Low CO.,
aug9 80 4lS Main st.. Louisville, Ky.
81 USTRES. INIII.S. MARINO AND SERGES,-
Ga black Alpaca Lustre; 90 do assd colored
Figures 10 do do black hair Lustre DO 3-4 Tws ass'd
eolors Is do IA Thbe Marno ass'd coors do 34 black
Alpaca Sergs in all qualities direct mporatons hand
and fpr sale at low prices by JAS. Low 4 co.
auss 4Is Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
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STEAMBOATS, 4 RAILROADS

TEkRk HACTk AND EyANsMyIiLE VI U. .. NAIL
TRI-WEkkLs "A Boat Of this Line vii,
~ leave Terre naute Evansville every
- Monday. " ednesday and Friday. o. clock
r M These Boau large ana Wen furnished
Connecting Terre Hsute With Railroad Northern Pack
end at Evansville with the dinersnt Lines Steam
On TIE Onio river. aI..a..- d IL. szz-u
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ARY, PRESERVES. &c.
NHOl.ES ll.E & RET ALL. - =.

A KCRTZ ESPECIALLY informs the public that he
nov prepared GIL all orders either OF Country mer-
chan faml Coneetionaries description
ineudn Partisan work ofevery style Sc Pre-
bis lie has the bes
workmen ged is enabled nl orders for Con lection
arr Cakes description c. promptly and cheap
asks the attention of Country merchants
to his stock and prices. sep1S-u li - p '' i'''
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50 doz as.'d COPPER Bottoms;
: 10 ves Block TIN: Yec'd psy
decl3 SAMUEL ORR.
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRl
..--L. |. MEEkLY MAll. IlNE ~

prAsHTi.A on and after Saturday. July lat, the
ENS-ch92-tk dersigned will q TkI-WErKLY LINE Of
Stage Coaches a. above. MA p. ~ ts. ~ 4
Leaving Evansville. Mondays. Wednesday, and Fridays
ats clock a. M; returning leaves New Harmony
days Thursdty's and Satu' days att o'clock A. NJ
The lire will st all .mes be stocked with good horses
comfortable Coaches careful drivers
made With regularity aod dispatch All orders roods
tended to. - +l
For passage other sness apply the Office Lv-
cry and sale Stable ncu the Market House
Persons leaving their orders the Hotels will
secure prompt attention N. & E. II. LIZ GARMO.
l. Il =
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NArcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

ou..., INV ORLEAKs, April s,Ie5l,
win their contents except the books and con
tanned IN our Safe were ntirely desroyed bs IRE on
sne morning OF The 10th March. Although The Safe IN
oeen Tor several houis In extremely hot Gre
we could reeoverit AM being first discovered
IN red heat; on being cooled with wate r. We 70
our DOORS and papers TO the amount :wenty
dollars without the slightest dsmsee or injury TO us
Being fully convinced BY this OF The entire secpd
OF uose safes We have procured mother of ne a
description from the ssne gentvfx,- Ricb's Fire
SAFE sold by Mr. Issac Bridge No, 80 Maeasine sreet
and recommend them to all who desire perfect
for valuable papers in case of fire. so 0islE -r"
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sv COURTNEY. TENANT & ce
FIRE IN DANsv1LIE. NY n0lq y

u..... 9 DASsvILLE, "A pril TO- 1854.
went through the IRE. 1t contained sITour booh. snS
papers which came out In sood order he Safe from
appearance must have been red hot We trusfed snr
all In 1t. Very respectfully. yours i Il f"r''s'-
BROWN GRANT
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RARnER SHOP.

B. THOMPSON. having purchased the interest Of al
81 other the late known the Thomp
sonan Institute will hereafter conduct the business his
SHAVING HAIR DRESSING NGANDsHAMPooNING don,
in the most MIR fornpso wou hi
than tc the Evansville for their ber patronage
and pectfuy solicit Of the pedg
Ing .imself to spare pains to mertit aN eyf If
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r r Ell FIR E!!rFIR Err
MORE TRIUMPHS OF So ls.lifg
AACAsS ALA MA DER SAEEas.

III TIE FOLLOWING CERTlyIcArrs HAVE mar 49,.
received oy the malls They form additions
Of the superiority Of RIoHs over
FIRE in CHARLEsi ON, IS. I'll 80
NJ CHARtEsToK, April xv,l
Dear BIZ Finding impossible remov ou safe du
ing lne late nre. which destroyed our store an Hsvns
street ano having taken out books we uut nto it
several papers to test It, We glad TO ackpowedrs
nat II fully sustained the high reputation of
ne preservation Of these per more N, we eY
pected when We witnessed the intense heatitwsssnh
jectsdt to. Yours, &e., q slllI7Il-- ?
COURTNEY TFNNiNrH