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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-06
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BIZ
II n u - o. 4 t L n

L Ell G III & We r " G.
YVIHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock of
l. Drugs and Medicines of ]. M. ID. Miller & Co., and
ntend carrying the Drug business at The well known
stand Of Keller Farnsley No. IA Water street, under
the firm of LEIGH 81 Verling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm, hopes he known
TO the public having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells store the last five years. Peter Verling ofthe
came firm having cerkng in the present store the
asst three years. atters himself With having the cont
dence fits old customers. -ll
Weintend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
attention business and by low prices to inertia
LIBERAL patronage both from dand new customers.
+. r.. CHARLES LEIGH.
SsS25.iy TERVERLING.
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REMOVAL.

EwSrs undersigned has removed his railering EsaSss
aet "a Saeon street Immediately opposite tue fres
Aysetlaa 6ateh. in the once with DR. Wee Mnss9 M
-. ~ wsald be pleased TO serve them Win
ANYTHING line such a. costs vests pSass snr'
Fhnnfui he would most sne'e
-16 =" L. HA'As'
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THE ALLIEs suRRENnEREnI,,

SINCE MESSRS- ALTERING & DRUMMER HAVE
~ leased the Old Corner Stand Water
Journal filed overlooking with
an latest styles of Fall and inter Clothing Fur
nishng Goods etc and sell them astenhngy low the
ALLIEsH BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER. 'fN FlHas
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of MEMS and Boys Clothing
Hats Trunks with the
OF Gentle mems Dress Goods and TaOr Furnishing Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities purchan
manufacturing superior to other house in the city,
which at all times ell all orders with the best
ofgoods and the best Country and
and the public generally RESPECTFULLY invited call and
their New Stock Reduced Prices before
ng else where. dec1S-1
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QUEEN CITY SCALE WORKS.
VIM HUDDART

No bet Main and Walnut Cincinnati
I manufacturing Railroad
Depot. HaY, Stock Coal, Floor
m Platform Scales o sizes: also Drug
gist and Bank Scales, and iron
M beams; Counter Scales 60, &c.. which
III l warrant ofsuperior work nj ship and
~ material / would call particular at
- tention to nay Iron Lever Hay n Stock
Scales. ALI communications Pre- mptly
attended to asI5-u
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JEWELRY STORE OF

svArHHzr BUILDINGS STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
this keep constantly hand large an
assortment Watches Clocks and Jewery of ali kinds
o the best styles and quality.
Just received large stock Of New Jeelry both
which for public inspection
nv stock will constantly supplied BY additions with the
beautiful patterns which my extensive bust
se atthe prices
Repairs any kind executed in competent and
~ low charges.
and all done store warranted
Goods for old Gold and Silver on the moStberal
Those in line. invi
A.lt ~ anime m stoc and prices. jan3-U
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WATCH REPAIRING.

rmNur Tsizned having commercial the above JUSTICES
in Evansville natters himself with the hope that bis
ana skill in descriptions of time
maohinarv will trial. be found worthy the
ony resident ctiaens OF the city, nus @so "a
1om urisinx the ''eireuma ambient gteinags''
Ills shop Post oee where he can be found st g.:
OEFIoE HoURs. myS R III. CAVES.
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STOVES AND. TINWARE.:

e. ARE now supplied for the Fall Trade. They have
ElSo ON hand of the complete ASSIGNMENTS of
$500 ToVES of all kinds Cooking. Psror and Heating
NStoves of all descriptions for wood and coal Coal
Common receiving daily
Also large of TINWARE o hand. They
attend customers the lowest prices for
their old stand Main street. between Second and
Third nc of the Coffee Pot Be particular there
are several stores in the same block. ep27-u
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NNb25-iy
CRY ExPREss BUSINESS

AM prepared all kinds of City Elk press hush
have just reesiyedalargs heavy wagon capable
springs expressly for the city
business Such carrying furniture without danger Of
damage; hauling grain from the canal to the rivcr and in
all kinds of hauling and
&hs notice and reasonable Enquire at
my2s COOKS Family Grocery.
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REMoyAI. OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.


DEUSNE in forms his old customers ana tns uDc
generally that he has reuOsed his Shoe store
~ street and tbs Post OSee lower
side where to make all qualities q Boc % am
materials and warranted
&c e. x work will be delivered abshs HoR promised
er 90 mistake Re hopes to receive liberal patronage AZ
fhisrme he hasstarreo anew oeeeEhso " nSHo
r NJ IN ptn Is succeed. teoIS-u
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
is e. w / N Ct M A C. FL IN Il s

THNHESE Machines operate upon entirely new Prnci-
pie, using shuttle. ut needle and twh threads
have been in operation in the of families and
ienty lcng give them roughrial
AM have given entire satisfaction.
They very simple in construeon and hlgny
al we'll useful adorn lady's paror or occu-
pY less position the shop of the artisan
has object furnish Machine that would be
- well the wants OF Faors
q. and Cloak NAL Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
We nfdant that Machinesln tie present form
the best offered to the public. =,
thousands of families testify to their merits on ali
DIS offamily sewing while Shirt and Collar Manufactu-
eey Wege their ever all others for
nTir work. -.
zen Machin respectfully soltedn
= Tonlips Reads Il. o. READ
- n15t Sole Agent for southern INDIA
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NEsN IORN sAN EREl


On First street opposite the Post 05es. '<-f
FEsHk pndsFssnes sf.er IN tAs husins s
the New ok. Which Of he 10 sekus1l L.
edged hive suRsrar in toe ass. Of yell APP
poizgsd baz cry onid resI ecsfu1y' spst ppsss -
Tkat fully PREPARED y faraish all kisds Of hrsae
skS erasaers pies hat CELLS easauts sts etc. sinerAt
Weddinss parties is private iss TiiIse
a. 1erea zih thnf fresh IRON the
even ak tina shortest zoties,
superior Azssls 81 G<aAAn aAd brown hressairsyseA
hand.
" 90 bis bgsnssg s hh shall be exeeuts5in lie get
be surrfsssdtJ say sac yA T. G. GAIkTs
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INST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK

w RINsroNE Sulphur Copperss indige. salpetre. We
Il aatian Red Sal Soda, Liquories, Chalk Whiting, Var
80 - r e. asf.s oA' 7RNNEY & soRENsoN.
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
HARDW ARE AT WHOLESALE.

AK Al w khOAESA
A VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
WMTHLST returning thanks the generous patronage
Wv the public in Evansville. would
apprse Merchants Indiana Illinois and Ken
lucky and city also nat ne nas on
Ia store Heaviest stOck of Hardware and Cut
tIerY one-thd that he has offered in the Evans
ys market sale Many Goods purchased reduc
by him during depressed state of the markets,
Goods filled the Manu-
Works he only able but decidedly d posed
and sell Hardware as low GguTrs house
afford the Goods. to cash or good time buyers.
invites careful examination of his stock and prices by
Merchan Tsler feeling assured that he do them
full Justice.
stock he names the following to the trade;
$50 boxes Axes-Wes LpPncotts Leveretts and Collins
sec dozen F Pocket Knives (fSaly assorted;
IS do steel Shears and Scissors; -
100 Razors and Strops;
100 gross spoons-Iron Brittania and aernan Silver;
50 dozen Coffee Mills. all grades;
80 do Files and Rasps. all kinds
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottoms;
900 lbs Sadrons. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do
1900 gross Screws. sml pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socks and Sockets
100 do Augurs: 80
200 psirs Shovel and TonEs. iron and brass heads;
so dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-h hole; fv
IS do Stetlyards and Scale Beams;
so do Ames (and other brands) Shovels and Spadesi
8 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
cases Japanned Tinware. fully assorted rsraa
ALSO =-r .-la az
Whps and La.hes Brushes .Oombs Needles SpectaeIes
Fancy Hardware generally together with
helvy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea ke
ties Knives and Riddles and
Gun Barrels and Gun Trimmings.
| CHARLES s. WELLS.
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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. ME THINGS CAN Blk DONE AS WELL Al
OTHERSI
nj. J. HART-ALIAs THE ACE OF Harris
STILL ALIVE AND NOT YET QUITE BURNT

VTTOULD inform citizens of Evansville and his
wv generally that he at their service
and First next to Shankiin Reillys
with stock Of boots Shoes comprising Ladies'
Shoes desert pton Also misses and infants shoes
from the staple Stogay the
French pump together with full supply Of
CATERS slippers shoes pumps Please call
and yourselves You always find me at home
professional business such collecting bills
taking measures, er attendingt the little ones:
iees HENRY J.H HART.
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BOILER MAKING AND REPAIRING.


TEN Eundersgned having established Boiler Yard Ev
M ansville. is epared to make and repair Boil
satisfaction either
viii paid who may call upon him do their
Orders may with H. nry Schriber, ofthe Lamasco
Foundry Brinkmeysr Mesker Co.. Of the Eagle Foun
dry ths canal, Main street. JOHN KROPP.
-REFERENCES-
HHERr SCHRnER, BRINKMEYER KLBsNAN Co
john HEwsoE, WIN. BOYLE,
BEKNAND NURKIK. G. ID. EGGLEsToN Co.
iRnA-1Y
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E1NA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Hartford. Connecticut
CAPITAL $500, 0o0--aH paid in and iAvested. III ss
THNHS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
M in 1873, and insures against loss damage Fire
DIV cling Houses house
hold furniture and merchandise general Also inland In
against the per of Losses will be lber
ally adjusted and paid with promptness.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Prest.
E. G.. RIPLEY. Secretary. -'-t -
So applications for Insurance may be made to the subser-
cies on as favorable terms office Agency
in the W est. A. C. HALLOCK, Agst.,
ayI1 Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
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STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER ESTAB-
LISHMENT.

LISEf VI ENE.
g. THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofScantIin
NEi Paryin, has returned from Princeton and tax e
1&S en- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
" = where he will devote his decentralization al
branches ofther business. Mr.. Swould call the
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining lo
their business They also prepared TO do all sorts OF
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c, &C. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done shortest notice and the perfect
Call at the store OF SCANTLIN g. PARVIN.
novI4 Main steet, bet Firstand ocond.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
q OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
y Capital $500, o0O-GH paid in IN CASH.
THNh.> Company business neyear ago.
A with intention of doing safe fair business with
so large Cash Capital and s. l. Leomis its head
protection the equaI zy fhsefance Com
the world Policies will be the subscriber
Buildings Merchandise Hour ehold Goods. 6c &C..
terms fsvorable with oher COED solvent Com
8. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
CRADLES J. MARTIN. Secretary. \. = -1s'.-s--T.s :.
ALLEN o. HALLOCK Ag't.
~ Main street. opposite the Bank.
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soy.' shisk .Ad kP boess ysfths ASa c. a. ssid.
and Wax dos ehidren's Calf Goat and zia shoes azS
Roam Caets gomes,s Kip Split Calf Osst Aid and Graia-
o seek ~ Boots Azd She's Is ding itslf
sFose bsysrs W haze sxt.s froM to H.
sn& Fonen,sfse 70 81 We e las dspsad snhrsly
and Shoes for will
II low prices will preEe1s it
We keep hst1on Nsx veTk
he Asa in We. feet and
Ates Will hrd Abettsr remedy ths2 Quiasr ~ wearing
dyy fset eEE<betssn wsrk. We are AsSaess
hound 20. will sep Teinriss AAe tss 70 ~ exsnisA-
sion OF orr Steek ~ stoeks. = - y. 8 -
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sgc0sD hoard


sN"A'i ~. $500 -
6sips-fmAi sales ~ pots -ers tnasie ., ore
E,fsi~rtfyr - Ftaar--rh. roatset closet Al s.sut
80. As.u.s q, ,..... ~, -. ..,t,,.- .. :
'-.''+ - N''''" e'N' n's'N' 1s>A"'s '"~
sA'es snh1spsi ao0ni 1900 5000 tss,, inriuiisSx
common s,ralgh, and srtYs STATE Al o. ~ % mi ssa
s.,..,s L. -. - 49,. -. -, a. . a., 80
- !, ''s'
snf estra Genefee - ~ ~ I'll ~. c@nstiss brssis
vsfe steady .I,h s.~s 81 40 $50 MI. A. ~ rs sID
~. ,.rc, 49,. - :, ana g,,..,a ,...x. -.
10y " $4,000
s'sssy With salss a ssost Sol bss mrsi and ehasss
brands At ~ 81 ~ - Aney .ss 10 ~ "
vi m pytfs =. Louis hraafs ~.ss a. slo 90 .
oil 70 eli 90 wbset-Ths markss ~ss esslSv
vih iolsfsIiy free .ale., vhlch n,sssi % sh-ssh
q coo % 900 b4sbsis la.lssAx stn, IS DO sLst-
Csusslsn at o. - o. ~ for tflass It, aaas moon
- setd western red st OF 20 ~ or sna ~ o. 81 ~
~ fennssss rel fgaibsFn shts was ngasln.i sfss
..y Buts uassry C0fn-Tfs ssies subf1sss sbs~t
- coo to.1ob bashsls a. 90. ~ 81 asm.xed asf
tte. 80 fof squba Westsfn mIsl. As1 F0o'hsvs
I'D ~ 40 Rya-rbe sat~s ssstrs1~l sOlos t0,0os
tusbsla 1T VI "a ~ eiosnx ~ 81 ~ osi4-fsjr
&C. fis To- stais sns a. b. 80 cbie>rp.
ftg1n -Abgli ], 90 tsgs n Hlo. n he IA saver
issd, so0 w sss'ion - Isssc Asss sthiss'sng fall
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Police intelligence
CHARGE OF PERJURY.

oGeer Hope, OF the Mayors office returned from Utica
yesterday morning, having In custody named Jas
Ward, who is charged by Nathaniel C. Bishop with
havng committed perjury in snit in the Superior Court
before Judge Hoffman. The officer experienced con
siderabls opposition from the friends Of the accused
who claimed that he had right to make the arrest as
beyond the Jurisdiction Of the judicial officers Of New
York city The officer was brough, before the Recorder
lot Utica and Judge Bacon Of the Supreme Court both
whom decided that the officers action was In
with the law. justice Osborne held Mr. Ward 60 bail in
the OF 81 0o0 70 answer the charge al an cxsna
tion which will take place on Tuesday, 20h inst.
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EXCITEMENT IL Kansas AND ON run BonpEn :

EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS AND ON TIVE BORDER -
Is predicted End that tho publications copied By
s from the extra 81 the tc in regard "a the
n1aton Of the free state in Kansas has aroused
me Missouri bodertrs and they canvassing the pro-
|prhy Of an appeal 10 We have to-day had the OPP
|poffun'y Of converting with two gentlemen who
see Just from that section Of the State and hay
frofi The public feeling being u the mot in.anse ana
.atnine character one a the gentlemen remarked 10
|n you may lock out Tor ois Ia Kansas IN less
nan twenty fsys"--N. Loaag Democrat Noe q
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Grease witA ths Increasing wants u Europssa nausae
Considerably than onshaK OF tho above large e.
gregass expectation In breadAtufs. We have hsray
comneaocd msvtns our now cotton crop yet xvsT
steamer brings u sdvcss Of extended ds0cisaeT u
breadstus throughout Europe and prices in our svA
markets are likely 70 be sustained throughout II ~
highest point.
Tho impor,Atoas appear to b. falling o. Our sxpsrtS
WI be in advance Of imports on MERCHANDISE
alone.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PIrrsBuao.--On Saturday
evening, about i've O'Clock destructive fire broke out
I'm the exs n-ive drug store Of Messrs. schoonmaker
Co., In Wood street, between First and Second Tho
great qusny OF eombustibes and infanirnabss In The
|tore caused the flames 10 spread with the sreaes
|pidty and in short time the building with rs valua s.
ontens destroyed. The FIRE quickly comm nj
70 the store Of Messrs Dawson Newmeyer which MAS
also destroyed. The loss al Schoonnaker Co is es
|mAtcd at &00 o0 The Insurance amounts 10 SIS 600
The loss OF Messrs. Dawson Newmeyer IA estimated at
5000 which there i an insurance Of s7o00--I
cwYg Journal Nor 8,
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tp,oNssNS
The importation u general merchandise last wesh vas
quite limited large portion Of the aggregate ~
composed Of metal mSaaactares such ~ tsca tia, lssA
and steel Tea coffee and sugar nv, entered iass
week In large quantities.
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heavy r.in-daring the entire distance Of nearly hum

heavy rain-durng the entire distance Of nearly hum
dred miles,
Many we're the approximations that collision with the
outward bound train was possible with all proper pre-
caution the speed leSsened TO about ten miles per
hour, until reached the Marsmec station believe,
where the fer the west found quietly awaiting
our arrival The apprehended danger Of course
moved. and soon after the welcome lights OF the city
were observable. AT the depot carriages In attend
and in short time those Of that company who had
been closely allied by danger and united by
commcn sympathy, separated for their various homes
POBTCRIPT.
ARRIVAL or THE TRAS-ASOTHiR BRmdE DESTROYED
The cars from the Gasconade bridge arrived last night
IL o'clock
They had been detained several hours at Boeud creek
some miles beyond Washington where the bridge had
broken down. The disaster caused by the high
ter in that stream The containing the dead bodies
detained the west side Of the Stream and vas
determined TO return to Hermann, where ferry Boat
WAS in readiness to bring them TO this city.
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Increase about SO per cent. This company has
ragged during the past six years annual dividend Of
Tx per cent Last year Il made III per cent, and
earned great deal It Ind surplus at the close
Of 1915 900. With these facts in view 1t will not be DIFF
Hcul TO form pretty correct estimate Of the probable
nct earnings this year the capital.
The earnings OF the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Com
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clear Of stock sntAnsemens a. rapidly possible. The
safest side Il on the outside just now We shall have
another stssmer from Europe With weeks later intsu
gence, along in day or two, and would be wae TO be
prepared for whstever abe may bring Her news must
u.s. and II may be The operating ON the
London and Paris money markets may by this time
resued In panic and the eect BE- easily Imagined.
We would advice curtaiiment Of stock liabilities re-
duction in supplies, matter what the sacrifice.
The movement may be put of from day 10 day, and
finally with most disastrous force at Last week
or since stock accounts could have been closed
without loss, whereas such act would involve
serious differences. would have been better to have
taken in sail at tho commencement of the Storm but
Is not too late yet with prompt action iand skfui man
spite Of the many Warnings rush heedlessy must do
at their peril for much longer delay will destroy all
hope. Many have already been disabled and weakened
but not past relief Thousands before this have been
sborn Of nearly all they possessed who have finally
covered and prosrered again better than We sym
psthse with those who have met with Ieyerses and
would aid and comfort them all in our power Fortunes
are made and unmsde in Wall street almost In = day,
and those who nj the bottom Of the wheel will,
its revolutions soon be at the top agsia Those who
arc to-day upon thu highest pinnacle II hive
been In their time dragging through the lowest depths Of
defeat and disaster.
The gross earnings Of the GaIena and Chicago Railroad
Company during he month Of October 1896. amounted
October 1854 1874 s51 81
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Base Ball.

Return match Of the Atlantic and Harmony clubs
played on the ground Of the latter.
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nate and familiar relationships who are to-day
placed 1t the very head OF cyilixa n and Who accord
|ns TO the current events seem by the Community Of
their sentiments and their interests to form but
eat nation. Our project has been received every ~here
ith the most lively sympathies aud AN Ang.oFreuch
company will be Immediately organized upon the most
powerful basis to execute the railway PssdeCAlais"
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This Increase Of sos 900 the companys est
mate at the Of their present fiscal year
and s6s, 900 estimate made in September
last We demonstrated on estimate which set down
September and October at $500 600 that the company
could not lees during the year ending April 80 1856
than 90 per cent It's capital stock September and
October. instead of giving $500 900 estimated turn
out to be $751; 100 49, showing over esu
mate OF ST. 100 49, increase equal to TO nearly per
cent the entire capital stock. There are ak more
months TO be heard from Of the present GscaI year
Should they yield excess iover estimate equal 70
September and October sha have a per cent for the
years net earnings instead Of 80 per cent.
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General Todlcben.

TO THE EDITOR or THE LONDON TIMES.
SiR-Can you inform your readers what may be the
atss Of General Todieben's commissions from that OF
lieutenant 10 that Of Aide to the En-
beror, to which post see he promoted few days
igor And also does his rapid promotion arise from his
onnexiop with noble Russian families alliance with the
Russia In Chief the fame Of the deeds OF
bis ancestorsf Or the other hand, Is the despoic
zar liberal to merit In his distribution Of honors
Ind rewsrds than our own governments II you would
answer these questions doubt not you would satisfy
many inquirers besides. c. W. X.
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CIR EA'l BARGAINS
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholassle and Retail. H8 sl

I'VE have Just received the largest and beet as
w sortsuent Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING, that aver washroughtto this western country
consisting In part of the following articles:
American, English, French and German Broadrlot IN
Coats, oflferent styles and qualities.
overcoats, Beaver, blanket. Pstersham Pilot Cloth
uniss Ciath, Lions Skin, RIohsir.
Double Coats Of tbs same materials go II ...s
Eails Coats of sSalinets, Fweed, Cashmere, Doe
Ska, Cashmare and Jeans of every style. il7
FURNISHING GOODS
Contrasting Of a hns assoetn,ent OF Sitk cravats,
Stocks, Neck Handkerchiefs, Poke Hand kerehefs,
drawers. Ns'isrshrss. Hats, Caps, Bnckskn Gloves,
iniia rubber eoats and pants, Trunks Na'ices and
Carpet bags. Pine White and Fancy bosom Shirts,
Shirt Collars. Also = ane lot Of s5sss
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods. Persons will find IL to theirnter-
est to give a call befor purcha sin elsewhere.
store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing in
Or. Hall new building.
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psrengor, Sept, 10Th. iss4s