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o. FOR BRONCHITIS, THROAT DISEASES,
HACKING COUGH, and the effects of imprudcnt use
Of Mercury.-No medicine has ever been discovered
which has effected such cures Carters Spanish Mix
turc.
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease, Neuralgia
and Rheumatism have all been relieved and cured in
wonderful manner, by the great purifier OF the blood
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The ease Of Mr.. L. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt Call on the Agent and procure pam
phlct containing cures, which will astound you.
49, See advertisement
II 55-1m
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MAR RsED.

In Staunton, by Rev. w G. Campbell, on the 3Oth
Jan, WIN. CHAPMAN WHITE, of Albcmarle county, to
Miss CLEMENzA BRADY, Of this county.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.

WILL be sold at public auction in the town Of
w Waynesborough. Augusta county, Va. on
Thursday The Isl day Of March nert,, my House
and Lot, in said town, now occupied by 5. II.
Hilb, Esq, as store house.
There is also attached 10 The store house ium-
Der room and several rooms for private family TO
live in. and the whole construction of the build
ings is well adapted for merchant, with or
without family, and i. situated near the central
part of the town.
Terms liberal aud will be made known on day
of sale MARY ANN GROUSE.
Jan. "a, lS55-Vind copy ids.
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CTR Gus TONERS

WILL please call and settle the accounts up
w Ia The LIST of January last They are all
drawn oil and ready Tor settlement.
GEO. w. SMITH
s,aua,ou, i'cS I. 1850.
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Commissioners Sale of Nelson Land.

HlY virtue of decretaI order of the Circuit
~ Court Of Augusta county, rendered at the
June Term, 1854, in the case of Swoope Ell ais.
VS. Bashins CT ais, shall proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on The premises, on Friday The 10Th Of
February, 1855, the Tract of Land belonging 10
the estate of Thomas S. Baskins. decd, and
known as the PETER .1L4RIHN IR.4CT.
This Farm contains 2s5 ACRES, is situated on
the North Fork of Rockfish River, within seven
or eight miles of the Virginia Central Railroad.
and one mile of the Howardsvile and Middlebrook
Turnpike. 1t is abundaniy supplied with timber
and water, and The soll inferior 10 hone in that
part of the State. The land is gently rolling, and
much of it is RIVER Low GROU.NDS.
The Improvements are Il comfor- ~
table and roomy Dwelling and ne u 1 Gil
cessary out houses, large and com sHIs e
plrativey new Barn, Stables Sc. .ass szsssszssy
and convenient to the house one Of the best AppIa
Orchards in the County. Immediately on the
North Carolina Road. aud part Of this property,
are a new BlacIsmith's Shop and Dwelling con
necied herewith Immediate possession given
Terms Of Sale.-A hand payment TO deray ex-
penses of sale The balance Oh credit Of one.
two and three years-ihe purchaser giving bond
and personal security and the title retained as NJ
innate security till the payment Of all The pur-
chase money JOHN II. McCUE,
Conin,'r. IF The Court.
n. B-Ail persons indebted TO me as the Trus-
lee of T. S. Baskins on account Of The sale of per-
sonal property. are expected to make payment on
the day of sale: longer indulgence cannot be Civ
en-. j. II. NJ.
Jan. 8. IS55.-tds.-Char. Advo. copy.
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Reference in regard 10 the Real Estate, +. FIs-
scHEa & Co.. Real Estate Brokers, New York. Or.
dcrs (post pad) with money enclosed 10 be address
cd, J. W. HOLBROOKE, Se'ry,
sos Broadway, New York.
c. The Engrarings il the Catalogue arc now ready
fer delivery.
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I)ISSOI ,ITTION.
SALE OF LAND.

WYE will offer for sale on the premises. on The
w Sth dag Of February, Tract Of Land, con
tanning 9ja ACRES, lying on the Lexington
Road, about two miles above Greenville. belong
ing to the estate of Samuel Finley. decd. There
is comfortable Log House. Barn, Spring. Or
chard, Meadow. and a branch running through at
both ends Of the farm. 1t is desirable small
farm. The land will be shown by John Brown.
who lives on the land or by Matthew Pilson, one
of the Executors. Terms made known Oh day of
sale. MATTHEW PIESON, Ex'ors Of
SAM'L. b. FINLEY, { S. Finley.
Jan. 10, lS55.-Yind. copy.
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Staunton. JAN. 81. Is
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted Ivy bond or otherwise 10
N the Estate of James Nelson or j. & A. f.
Nelson. are requested to make arrangements for an
immediate settlement, as further indulgence can.
moi be given. Purchasers at the sale of property
belonging to James & A +. Nelson last July are
hereby notified that their bonds are due, and
promp, payment Of them will he expected.
MN. J. NELSON, Ex'or.
Jan. 81 1861.
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THE FEAEsAET E'.1ECEs.
STANTON PRICES CURRENT.


Reported for The Spectator by Norris s. Goode.
FLoun, Sup'f., S to 81. GUANo, 500
Buck. FLoUR, $5a So SALT, (iinc,l $50.
WHEAT, $40 to Sl.5o. - grind alum, $S2.od.
Coax, Go TO zoe. CoFFEs, IL a l6c.
OATS, 80 to SIC. SCGAE, brown, lOc.
FLAxsEEn O0c MoLAssrs, 40 SOC.
TtMorHYSEED. $3a So. NAILS, &c.
BurTEa, 10 to l5c. SOLE LEATHER, 2oc.
PLASTER, lump, $ -. RYE, 60 10 zoe.
RtcumcND, Feb 2.-U5eat, $l90to $l,95 Mar
kct dull. Flour, 50 10 $l2, according to quality.
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FRESH GROCERIES,,

lust received and for sale al The lowest cash
- prcg'. large stock Of FRESH GROCE-
RES. consisting of Porto Rico. Clarified, .Nsw
Orleans, Crushed and Putrerised Sugars; Jara.
Rio, Lagnra. and ST. Domingo Golfers; Impe
rial. Young Hyson and Black Tea; Olirc Syrup
.|lOlasses; Bright Sugar House do. 4; Crackers,
Cheese =; 'uackarel, Herring. raA. Rice, Sc
Also all kinds Of Tobacco and Segars, and every
thing usually kept in Confectionery Establish
ment. Thankful for past Iavofs, the subscriber
respectfully socs a continuance of public pat
ronage at TIE old stand, cornet Of the Court bpuse
Alley. ID. A. PTTMAN.
Stanton, jan 81, le5i.-3ts.
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@ OYSTERS! -,

I INVITE the attention of all who admire the
4 taste ard wish to supply their wants with this
delicious rafreshment of The shell tribe that am
receiving daily from the Richmond market the
best article of the kind. Call at the American
Hotel, Stauhlo3. +. ID. COLEMAN.
Jan. 81 lSj5.-lm.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
Early Copies Secured.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS

U ,EONARD SCOTT s co. New York, con-
IL time 10 re publish the following British Pc
riodcals. viz
|. The LONDON Quarterly (Conservative.)
g. The EDINBURGH REVIEW (Whig.)
5. The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree Church:)
A. The WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal.)
S. BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE Tory J
The present critical state of European affairs
will render these publications unusually interest
ing during The forthcoming year. They will oc-
cupy middle ground between the hastily written
news items. crude speculaliofs, and flying rumors
of the daily Journal, and the pondsrous Tome of
The future historian, written after the living inte-
rest and excitement Of The great political events OF
the time shall have passed away. 1t is to these
Periodicals that readers must look for the only re-
ally ineligible and reliable history of current E.
vents, and as such in addition TO their well csiab-
lshed literary, scientific. and theological charac-
ter, we urge them upon the consideration OF the
reading public.
o. Arrangements are now permanently made
for the receipt of EARLY SHEETS from the
British Publishers, by which we are enabled to
place all our REPRINTS in The hands of subscribers,
about as soon as they can be furnished with the
foreign copies. Although this involves very
large onllsy on our part. we shall continue to fur
nish the Periodicals at the same low rates as here
ofore, together with the following premiums 10
new Subscribers:
TERMS AND PREMIUMS.
See isl of Premium VOlumes hel0,g
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Notice.

vENUOSE indebted olhe undersigned will please
IL take NOTICE. that their accohns ATE all made
ont TO JANUARY LIST, 1875. The hard times
make an early settlement desirable and necessary.
JACOB POLITE:
Stanton, Jan. "a, 1859!
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Trust Sale.

pursuance Of deed of trust executed 10 the under.
signed by b. w BiAby, and OF record in the Clerks
Office of Augusta County Court will proceed On Sat-
uray the 9h day Of December next, sell in Staua,
ton at the residence Of said Bixby the following prop
erty One BILLIARD TABLE and appurtenances the
stock Of Confectionery, being all the of said
Bixby: and also all The Household and Kitchen FUR
NlTCRE belonging to the said Bixby.
Terms CASH WA. CRAIG, Trustee.
Staunton. Nov. 8. 1854.
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DALLEY'S ENGLISH GRAMMARs, Just Psblbh.
u cd, Tenth Edition, by


PHILADELPHIA.
The attention ofTcachcrs and School Commissioners
is invited these Grammars the Primary for beginners
and the Manual for higher classes They have been r.
troduccd with unprecedented success as the tenth thoS
sand now on sale the first year tcstiiies.
Superio, TO any Grammar ROW Before the public
DR.. w. II. McGuley.
Admirably adapted for the Of Schools and Acade;
mics The best exposition Of the principles and consruc
ton of the English language with which are acquant
cd 1t has done all that Grammar can do-Sationa
Intclligenccr.
As near an approximation to perfection as is likely 70
be reached. -Christian Mirror.
A luminous view of English Grammar-Iev DR..
Chester Dewey.
The "Book ofthe Age in this important department
Richmond Wing.
The very best elementary treatise on English Gram
mar which has come under our hotcc.-Southcrn Pres
byteran Review
Possesses. in my Judgment claims superior to any oti-
er.-Rcv. DR. Talmage, Ga.
Destined, think, and that dcscrvcdy, to supercede
all other Grammars.--Dr. b. NJ. Smith.
Just such work the teacher wishes TO put into The
hands of his pupil.--Prof. J. l.. Campbell!
Simple an elementary work and suited to complete
the education OF the Engsh scholar Rev. j. Greer.
Resolved that Baiey's Grammar be used in the Pub
lie Schools OF Philadelphia. Goard Of Controllers.
Nov. !, 1854
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Trust Sale.

ny authority Of a deed of trust executed to ME
- by David Teaford. on the 9TH inst. | will =.
On Saturday The Iih day of February, 1865, at
the residence If said Teaiord near West View. iii
this county, offer for public sale three horses. une
COW. and sundry articles Of household furniture
named in said deed
Terms OF SALE: For all purchases under
ten dollars, cash. and 4 months credit and rood
security for SUMS over ten dollars.
}. n. liENDREN, Trustee.
Jan. 81 1Sj5-tds
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Fresh Supply of Groceries.

Fresh Supply Of Groceries.
o. Bags prime Green Rio Coffee Is Bbls
~ best Syrup NlOIasses, IIogshead NO
Sugar, (new crop,) 40 Boxes Adqm'l, Talow
Ilulls Patent and Sperm Candles. so Sacks Mat
shall brand SaIt.20 Sides best Spanish Sole Lssth-
er. &c.. sc. All selected with Care and will DO
sold at the very lowest prices. by
J. BRANDEBURG s co.
Statnton, Jan. IL, le55.-4t.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
EgY authority of the last will and testament Of
Es Reuben III. OverhJlt, decd, we will offer at
public auction on the premises, "Wednesday The
28ih dag Of February neat. The farm on which the
deceased resided. lying in Augusta county, five
miles west Of Waynesborough, and On the rood
leading from Waynesborough 10 Greenviile, The
tract contains 800 ACRES u LAND. Of which
about iG0 acres are cleared and in a good stale
Of cultivation, the most Of it well set in clover
and timothy. about ~ acres sawed in wheat and
rye, aud the residue well Timbored. The quail
ity Of the soil is productive line stone. Il little
mixed with sand, the suI'sail good clay lies beau
tfllly. There is on it about 10 acres Of Mead
ow. and an Orchard. The buildings consist Of a
comfortable Dwelling House and Kitchen, and
all other necessary ont houses, which are all new
an excelent Barn, Granary and Spring, near the
house. Gates and fences on this farm are all in
good order.
Terms will be made liberal to suit purchasers,
and made known on day of sale. Possession Civ
en- Immediately.
MARTIN CoYNER, Ex'ors of r. II.
HENRY COYNER, { Overholt, decd.
Jan 81 lS55.-tds.
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A FARM FOR SALE.

WISHING to move westward. will sell pri-
w valely. the tract of land on which live,
situated on Middle River, l0miles west Of Slaun-
ton near the Central Railroad. and adjoining the
lands of Thomas Thompson, Geo. Shuey and 9TH
arc cnntoiunu ohnut
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c1nY STOTPS.

z STILL. keep on hand supply OF III s. very
Il superior Cork Stoves. They have GIVEN uni
rsal satisfaction, especially in baking bread
GEO. T. PRICE.
Slaunton. Feb. 7. lS5j.--I, and a, copy
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EOS TFONEIIENT.
The above sale postponed until Saturday the 9eth
day Of February.
Dec 10, 1854.
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sUNDREEs,

SUNURTEh.
WHIL almonds. figs. raisns, currans preserved
n ginger ginger. baled ginger pmento ground and
whole, Goodwins line cut tobacco eratu
epson salts sal soda alum sulphur. roll birthstone ned
cords buckets tubs candy copPeras Cloves cinnamon
jars TASKS. ogwOod nader Indigo glass
matches oysters, Holsters sardnes letter and
wrapping pepper powder safety fuse fancy and
bar soaps, vinegar, teas. snuff, moss, etc., etc :;
just rood and for salelow by
myI 8. Z. GIL BERT Z CO., Syo. near Water,
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AU.
THORITY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
Go expire s1st July. 1859
AUDITOR STATES OFFICE. I
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE,
INDIAgApOIIS March Tth I2

INDIAEAPoLIs. March 7th 1855. {
WHEREAS. The ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY. of
Hartford Conn, filed in this office.
condition the 18th March the of its
corporation and amendments properly certified and its
written nominating and authorizing
in the event of suits.
act to amend eaed for the incorporation of
Companies defining their and prescribing
approved March having
sfaeory evidence of full compliance the require
specifications of that Hiram E. Talbot
Auditor of the State Of Indiana do hsrehy certify that Allen
Hallook Evansville. the Agent of said COMPANY
Insurance Agent
saidEtna Insurance Company of Hartford Conn in
It'll the day July
commissioned and appointed by the Company
In Witness Whereof. have hereto subscribed name
caused the seal my office be affixed this day of
March, A. d. 1855. ISeall H. E TALBOT
State Auditor,
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STOVES! FIN AMI. COPPER EsTAE
JEWELRY STORE OF

u . :
GwATHMEY BUILDINGS FIRST STREET. THREE DOORS BELOW
OFFICE.
this Store keep constantly hand large and
IA Of Watches Clocks and JewelEy of ali kinds
and of the best styles and quality.
have received large stock of New Jselry both
full and ornamental which open for public inspection
My stock will be constantly supplied by additions with the
latest and beautiful patterns which extensive busi
enable sell the lowest prices
Repairs of any kind executed in competent manner and
1T low charges.
All goodssod and all repairs done warranted
Goods exchanged for old Gold and Silver the liberal
Those anything my line respectfully invi
ted examine my stock and prices. jan3-tf
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CORONFR,S INOUEST

inauest was held Tuesday afternoon. the 22d inst
IA the body of found drowned at the wharf of
EVANSVILLE He medium height, about thirty years
old had dark brow hsir He had a
cloth coat black satin boots
found geld hunting lever watch
with heavy gold vest chain IS gold pieces and IS
in papers newspaper dated this
copper baggage check with A1 To- it, Verdict
Jury-suppOsed accidental drowning,
my2f-3V JOHN TRIBE.
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HAKDWARE NEW sT0

HARDWARE. NEW sTOCh!
(NHAS. WELLS Is now opening large and complete
be would invite examination by merchants traders
from the interior Indiana Illinois
ally in order that they satisfy themselves that Hard
can be sold low in Evansville elsewhere TIE stock
being made by direct mportatons
Manufactures The following comprises portion of his
stock "a portion to arrive but mostly now on hand). Wig:
Table Knives. 575 gross, every style and pattern.
Pocket knives; 500 dozen. superior assortment.
Seythes; 100 dozen. and grain, superior quality
Cradles, grain; Is dozen, ass. d qualities.
Forks hy and manurei 60 Dozen from common to best
polished.
Hay rakes; 20 dezen, ''Blood's brandt
Scythe stones; IS bxs of u gross each.
Hoes; rs dozen. steel planters. and handled.
Chains; 10 casks. trace and log.
Hames; Is dozen, root and steam bent.
Shovels and Spades 40 Dozen Ames Rowlands and iron
Files; 500 dozen. entire and complete assortment.
Sleeves and Riddles; rs dozen. almost every number.
Saws. mill and cut; cases. cast and German steel
Saws; so dozen, hand. rip. tenon. wood, etc.
Planes; 10 cases bench and moulding
Lo ks and Lstehes. 40 cases, all descriptions.
Screws gmlst l50O gross, New England Screw Co's7
Axes; co bxs chopping broad and hand.
Brass kettles; 3 casks. all sizes.
Coffee mills; so dozen. various patterns.
Spoons 100 gross iron. Britannia and German silver.
Tea kettles; 2casks. light and smooth
Augers 100 dozen. assorted kinds and brands.
Strap hinges; 1000 lbs. 6 to "a inches.
Sad irons; 100 lbs. lbs.
Japanned tin ware; cases, very large assortment
wool and horse cards. horse dust
ing and shoe brushes; auger bits and gimblets:--
description braces and bits fish hooks ines
pencis combs spectacles and
naies needles. sewing knitting and yarnj gun
harps. hairpins thimbles, etc. etc;
CHAIN CAsK-all of which will be
sold exceedingly low ter cash or tne RaPeT BY
the Hardware Store. doors below Branch Bank
Evansville, Ind. ap7
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EEEC'D per steamer ''76,"
III g R. W. Boston Matches;
York do;
box Nutmegs;
bags Pepper:
6 kegs Soda;
10 dozen strain hemp Bed cords;
10 do Me- do do
4 coils hemp Bed cord;
coils Halter do;
3 do grass Halter Rope;
4 reals cotton Bed cord;
barrel Sulphur;
90 Epstm Salts;
dozen "a poundcans MUSTARD;
"a nests market Baskets;
6 boxes Lemon Syrup;
Is dozen Kentucky Mustard
barrels fine cut Smoking Tobacco;
10 dozen fancy Buckets;
10 nests Wooden Bowls
10 dozen iron bound balf-bushel Measures;
dozen sets dol
20 dozen Shaker Brooms
10 nests bIus Tubs (3);
g do do do (S);
dozen assorted Well Buckets;
do School Baskets;
? do Tar Cars;
IL do Wash Boards;
II do hisks;
3 do Fancy Whsks
do willow W agons; for sale very low prices for
cash by myl9 |. & d. HERMANN.
TO RENT.
"A DWELLING suitable a family and for a
EA family and Market street. Enquire E. II
Moseley, Farmers House, or HALL0CK & SfoDDARD.
my17
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M Z R 9 XII a. NJ TT g,
EVANSVILLE, mi.

r-=s, HAVING fitted upa mamm0 to-.
$500 Wharf Boat, the largest on the
Ohio River in the most substantial manner are pre-
ourcare eth
er by RIVER. RAILROAD Or CANAL
without exposing the nclemency ofthe weather. any
property; and be paid to Recev
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale of any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly filed
p. G. ORILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu
friends for their former patronage, and respect
fully solicts continuance ofthe same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room, well supplied, will be kept for the ae
commodaon of Boats and their orders carefully filed
mh3-d6zwly P. G.. O'R1LEY 81 co
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN S. MITCHELL n SON,
PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Office and Warehouse Water street, bttnssn MAN
and Locust; also corner of Walnut st. ana tNe
Canal and at the Big Wharf Boat az
foot of Main street.
VrTIII, advance cash on all kinds of produce cob
wv signed to them, for sale here oro ship
RESPONDENTS at New Orleans and the Eastern Oltles
Orders 70 purchasing Produce or Merchahoze nileu
at the shortest notice and lowest marset prices
They will give prompt attention to the torwaruns oi
all and Produce entrustedo their eare ahu
with their experience and ample facilities Tor Storage
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction. GOV,
noyI4-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL q son.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
direct Importation from Shetheld. Engane.l
HHAVE Just opened invoice of Shefheld Gooas pree
enop of Merchants who wish to purchase
cash prompt business paper Inc invoice Al P~h'
of the following. viz: ~, g..
$3.50 AZ 40. Rinpipg dol
Shears and Scissors; Venom ana compass uO'
Razor,: Drawing Knives;
as ~ averv dissertation: Chels Socket and Firmer.
will sold the lowest market rates. mere or
elsewhere, at the New Hardware store of u,r,1o
dao12 2doors below the Branch Bank
1
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JOHN. J. CHANDLER. JAMES HAkLAx, ia
CHANDLER & HARLAN.

Ohm J. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
81 associated themselves together prasss
Oflaw and will attend 70 all business TO them oas
both always be found their ONCE.
opposite the Sherwood House.
ness. Prompt attention will be given to collections "
Evansville Nov.
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DAMAGFD HARDyyARE.

DAMAGED HARDW ARE.
~ NJ, GRIFFITH has still large amount of Hardware
We hand damaged by fire and water which he selling
from Is per cent less than first the
These goods bargain Builders and Mechanics of
all kinds win find their interest before purchasing else
where, to call and examine these goods. at
BELLS Brick Ware House.
Back of the Court House.
N. B-Marchants visiting the city replenish their
stock will find to their interest CALL for am determin
ed to close out this stock. apSl-d&w