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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-01
COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Oct. 81.


River-The river is now lower than it has
been this year, and stillreported falling. Only
feet water on the bars above.
Weather-Delightful Autumn weather now
prevails.
Business-No marked changes to note
The jobbing business has been fair this week.
Country merchants will still find excellent
stocks of Dry Goods ON hand, freshened up
by new arrivals, and can have Cincinnati bills
duplicated. Business has been liyelier at the
river, but freights are still scarce. The low
water has made freights rise at nearly all points
on the river. There has been no material
change in the leading articles of groceries.
Flour and wheat are still looking up, or at
least firm at present prices.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

WMTE have hand of the complete and de-
" srsble stocks Of everything in the DRY GOODS line
to be found the Western Market which offer all cash
time buyers remarkably low Our goods
have been with in quality. style and
price, willing to duplicate the bills OF any regular
house of the mountanL Our stock in Of
the following articles:
Bro and beached muslins cloths cassimeres satnes
prints nsys Innings silks stin Sures relyets vestngs
csshmeres coburgs apacas de LANES hats
bonnets Ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shaws satches
&c..&c. .r
Together with large of Notions kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle Also large stock
WELL MADE CLOTHING,
got expressly for trade and to give entire eats
factio'. Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing showing little
or selling them. h JOHNSON & FRENCH
Main street, I'd door above State Bank.
ep2S .ssr.ersT ass Evansville, Ind.
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ADMINISTRATOR.S SALE OF real
ESTATE

~ virtue Of decree rendered BY the Court Common
ID Pleas OF Vanderbagh County its last will
coed sell the Court House door in Evansville the fol-
lowing described real belonging the Martin
Refs deceaeed the Ugh day Of November d. 1855
wits all that part oil lot No one Ia block No 81 in the
Eastern Enlargement of Evansville ndisns thus bounded
commencing OF said lot at the Intersection
Sixth and Main thence along Main
street three fourth of the width Of sadot about IS
SO hundredths feet; thence parallel the Al
ley the said lots With said ALLEY
aforesaid an5 thence the place of beginning Aso
block in the enlargement Of said
Likewise. Lot 81 and 70 in Lestons and LockhArts
largement lHsl y
The aforesaid pery will sold the folio
ovt: One-hird the purchase be paid in
third and third twelve
ale the purchaser giving with security with
interest and waving all relief from valuation laws.
JOHN A. REITZ. Adm'ra
SWEET & LEONARD. Auctioneers. octI7W4t
NolL ahnsac nv lima
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OF "Copeland's Exchange Bank" is paying
from $1,o8 to 81, 10 per acre. for Land Var
rants. Buyes notes. loans money in all sums.
pays interest at the rate of s, Z, and 10 per
GENT. per annum on special deposits; receives
of regular depostors the Notes of all SOL
vent Banks of Illinois, and the old Banks of
Tennessee. Go and see him. Bank on First
street. near Main.
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MEDICINAL.

n -
and an extensive trial virtues
designed Its easy to make bysca I but not
has been attempted and VITA would
the patient hitherto smost every Pur.s
and a to the
in a ss9 T.ss .
t.On pain unless it aries from existing oh
table arise from their in quanv but
BE- that any medicine ss1 a Be
they applicable are given On the hox Among the com
MENTION Liver oompiant In its various forms Jaundies
taSisy Bilious Bilious Fever Fever and As1s
Pain II the and Lens for in truth al these are but eSs
afford pr0mp. and sure relief in piles cholis
Of body ulcers and mpurty Of the blood in short
have
Rhepatism Govt DroPy Gravel Erysipelas Pslpisssioa
should freely she spring the purify =.
stimulates stomach healthy
a s acton snd s Iasy ~.
the strength Of the body and restore the wasted
sonal dose though dsrsnE
saSee
is required here but
selves Of and
hiths1to available
70 ioy when cathsrte Rsdiens
Being wrapped they pleasant take ane beiag
purely Vegetable ha<n arise from their In
Efty.
minute ar'sePi n :. tbs ''1
IA NJ E S c. A Y E r,
Fsiss Is asP pr
K.lisr. Farnssy Co.. E7ensvilis. rad.,.
1agle L Crawford. 0wensviile; e
lIallock 4 Parmiter. Prineeteni 80
G.. b. Bingham. Patoka:
WI. Whiting Cynthianas
j. e. Jaquess& Co.. Poseyvills:
Messrs. Gardiner at Blairsyille and wadesvIiieI
Iiams nd Rob West franklin:
DR.. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson, Mt. VsfneRIs
& Bro. Boonvile;
30 wers n Sargent. Eewhurgh;
Adams 4 Campbell. Petersbnrgh;
Fred Eckstein, Cincinnati, o.. and all druggista.s
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9oeal Department,

Sitter, WELLS s. BIRcH's MINsTRELs.-
We are requested to state that this celebrated
troupe have postponed their intended visit to
this city for week or so, when they will posi-
lively appear in their original anu attractive
Concerts.
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- CAt TEttS SIAN IEH MIATCkk!
s THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT
Let the AREIicted ReRd and P0nde ri


Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
infxllible remedy for Scrofula Kings evil
<A tism. Obstinate Outaneous Erupons Pmpes
sues on the Face Botehes Bo Ague and Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes Ringworm letter Scad Head. Enlargemsh
and Pain ofthe Bones and joints Stubborn Ulcers
tic Disorders Lumbago. Spinal Complaints
arising from inudicious Of Mercury ImpudeRee
Life or Impurity of the Blood
Eg This great Alternative medicine Purifier
BLOOD used by the thousands patients
all of the United States testify
kable performed by the OF all medicines
''CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia. Rheu1
matsm. Scrofula Eiuptops the Skin. Liver Disease
of the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching
TIE and Joints speedily put fgh. BY using
great and inestimahle remedy,
For all diseases of the Blood nothr has yet
gently and efficiently the strength
the digestion gives the Stomach
clear and healthy and the
disease or broken down by the youth p
tive vigor and strength.
For Ladies' it parably better than all the Cos
metic used A few doses of CaRrERs SPANISH NIX
will all sallowness ofcompexon bring roses
mantDg the cheek give elasticity the STEP and
the general health ii remarkable degree beyond all
medicines ever heard Of. -azt
The large number Of certificates which have received
from PersynI from all parts of the United States
evidence that there hunbug It, The press hotel
Keepers, magistrates. physicians men
to the community all add their wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. 80 Wy !
Call the Agent and Almanac and read
performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Propri-
eors No Pearl street. Richmond Vs. to orders
for So pplies i'd Agencies be addressed :
Parmenter, Princeton; O. II. Clark Yincennes and by
dealers in medicines generally. aug6
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Said Sale viii be House. in the city Evans
Vile the third day Of November 1885, betweea che hours
of 10 O'Clock a. NJ aad O'Clock r NJ. of said day.
JOHN FARRELL.
City ColIeceor.
SThose interested in the above premises cn pay the
shove dlnqnent and charges any time prior
tina day of sale. Cocss
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BEST BARGAIN IN THE COUNTRY

EOU 0AOhEIo DA 1OO 1ANU TUh CA LIE
order Of the Court Of Common Pleas yanderburgh
MW county. will and the 18th of
1885, sell ut private SALE and iii sold private
the LIST day OF December 1885, public
Of the Court House Evansville sell highest bidder
parcel No IS and parcel No containing los
lands belonging the Viii Is N
Hawkins deo being the fractional sections. Nos
and in township No. south of range No. 10 upon
the following terms. to-wit:
purchase be paid day Of sale
nine in twelve
eighteen months from the SALE with interest
without relief from valuation spprsisement
Purchasers give their with approved security
JOHN J. CHANDLER.
oeu5-4t Admir- of W. N. Hawkins decd
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CITY TAX SALE OF 1e55.

virtue Of the authority il by theeharter
and ordinances of the City Evansville and State
will SELL pursuant to the provisions said
ter ordinances for the
and charges due said city for the the folio wing
serIbed property and following named
"
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PAT ABRoAD-!The Cincinnati editors have
their eyes open for distinguished strangers.
Our good and fast friend Pat O'Riley has just
returned from visit there. Here is what
the Commercial says Of him:
Capt. p. 6. 0Riley, of Evansville, left for
home yesterday. He has made extensive ar
engagements for increasing his forwarding and
: commission business at that point, where he
has been permanently located for many years.
We cordially recommend him to our mercantile
community as a prompt and efficient mer-
chant. He is. universally known to all steam
boatmen who navigate the Western waters
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1900 OZS. QUIN1NE,
JUST RECEIVED THIS DAY,
BY EXPRESS AND FOR SALE by
FREDERICK ECKSTINE, JR..
WHOLESALE DEvecIsr. n. H. COZ. FOURTH sTs.
Cincinnati OhiOt al Te
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DANIEL W ooLsEI.- HiEAA kELSC
AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCINUN 1kOUWES9
Old Court House, Main Third streets imme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for q term of years and fitted this
n II above well known stand repaired to re-
ceiye for sale private SALE all kinds
and household furniture horses
gies. etc.. etc. -..I-sr.ss f+F
Cash advances made on sonsi nents when required
Regular sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
commen cling o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday nights at early gas light.
sales of real promptly
to.
We weekly receiving, and have hand large
and general assortment OF FURNITURE consisting ofsla
spindle and bannter backs scroll and scollop rim
Chsrs mahogany and wood Chair Elizabeth
chairs spring seat rockers sofas sociables centre
card dining and breakfast tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads mat
rasses tin and wire safes which will sell ut Gin
Gin nati prices.
We have also hand great variety notions jewelry
vions aceordeons peck ct cutlery. guns pistols whips
which will sell reduced cash.
wholesale retail. WOOLSEY NELSON.
my9 Aucts.
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c. II A NJ p & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers On
HATS, GAPS, AND FANCY FURg,
122 MAIN STREET, cINtisSATT.
Have full Stock, making and receiving fres
supplies OF all kinds of
Mems and Boys ack, Brown Tan Color and Pearl
SOFT HATS-FrR AND wO l.; : :. =
Cloth; Silk Plush, Glazed
And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys
BUFFALO ROBES;
WOLF AND Fanny BES;
LADIES' FANCY FUhS.
HATTERS' FURs, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC.
VENO which would call the Dealers and
m Country Merchants before purchasing as we are pre-
pared to offer superior Inducements prompt
buyers. (oct3-d4w) G Il. CAMP A. co.
. - -
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The Empire City Speaks.

u The New York Express thus announces a
tremendous gathering of the American party.
at the Park in that city, on Thursday the 18th
inst. 4Ae crowd was not capable of being
computed by hundreds or thousands, or even
by the acre. The assemblage was immense
and filled with enthusiasm. Stands for speak
ers had to be impr6vised in numerous places,
and the reporters acknowledge themselves
unable to convey an adequate Impression ofthe
stirring and imposing scene.
J. The following resolutions wereadopted with
enthusiastic unanimity:
Resolved, That the principles and policy of
the American party are founded upon the fol-
lowing sentiments, embodied in the Farewell
Address of George WashiRgton:
rs. LIST. That sit is of infinite moment that we
should properly estimate the IMMENSE VALUE
of our NATIONAL UNION, and Indignantly
,frown upon the first dawning of EVERY attempt
to ALLEVIATE any portion of our country from the
rest or to enfeeble the sacred ties which now
link together the various parts"
~ I'd. That "there will ALWAYS be reascr to
DIsTRUsT the PATRIOTISM of those, who, in
ANY QUARTER may endeayor to weaken its
bands"
3, Sd. That "of all the dispositions and habits
: that lead to political prosperity, religion and
morality are indispensable supports" That
we should with caution indulge the SUPPOSE
ton that morality can be maintained without
religion And that we will promote as an
object Of Primary Importance, Institutions for
the General Diffusion of Kro,cIedge.
4th. That against the insidious wiles of
Foreign Influence the jealousy ola free people
ought to be Constantly A,oake; since History
and Experience Prone that Foreign Influence is
one of the baneful Foes of Republican Govern
ment."a -8nagF aenF .ss@sE ssEnoa rE3
9Th That such consideration speaks per-
suasive language to every rejecting and virtu.
GUS mind, and exhibit the continuance of the
onion as Primary Object of Patriotic Desire.''
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EDUCATION, &C.
nL1THEwOoD FEMALE ACADKMY.

BLN IHhttOOD FhNIAAH ACADhNHh.a
FHNE Session this Institution will commence
Il the first Monday of November under the care OF
Rev T. Hendricks and Lady The buildings in progress
during the summer have been completed and are
ant and convenient Ample play grounds and delightful
Institution attractive an without
ton health and comfort of the pupils.
will all he branches Science
usually taught in such Schools Special attention viii be-
cultivation of the and morals OF those
ladies Who be entrusted to the of the Prin
eipal <r
Board. Wishing. Lights and Fuel. $50 %
Tuition In Primary Department. %
do - Advanced do .............-.... 10 90
10 Senior de IL 90
Music Embroidery etc., at the usual terms Ne dedue~
tion made except in cases Of protracted sickness.
NJ B-For boarding Scholars, one-haif will be rsqurs<
H. alvance s.ss.rss Esf
Petersbur,h Ind. Sept 2lst 'Ss.-oetlo dAwtt
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OF 1t is stated that the annual expense of
the paper and printing of the British house Of
commons amounts to nearly million of dol
lars Boston Post.
Yes, but it is not STATED" that the reports
printed for the British house of commons are
sent through the mails of the country at an ex-
Fense of two million five hundred Thousand
dollars year; and that the debt is never paid
by the government, and that in CONSEQUENCE
there is a yearly statement that "the Post-of-
fee does not sustain itself" 1t is not Stated
that hundreds of thousands Of bulky Volumes
are printed for the British house of commons
TO give away, Stree gratis for nothing to
those who never read them. 1t might be
Stated" though, that when British govern
ment reports are printed, each member of Par
Lament has just two COPIES and that they and
all others who want more have the privilege of
purchasing Them of the Queens printer at cost
lffre:--:[ N. T. Isab. -
We have repeatedly spoken out against the
ranking privilege, (and what editor has not p
by which hundreds of tons of public docu-.
ments are sent over the country by mail, and
bringing no revenue to the Department, but
in itself an almost .insupportablc tax. If our
distinguished fellow-citizeus who enjoy the
Thanking privilege, had but to pay even cost
price for the documents, there would be dim.
mutton of many hundred tons of dead mail
matter every year. 1t is sincerely to be hoped
we may some day. have Congress blessed
with enough patriotism, or with little enough
pecuniary selfishness, to abolish the franking
privilege entirely so far as members of Con-
gress are concerned, and fix some limits to the
gratuities bestowed them over and above "eight
dollars day and roast beef"
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AUCTION SALES.
DESsRARLE KESIDENC1

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE
NE offer for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
Wv denee, with good out-houses and eistern and n
good neighborhood. For pai ticuIa1s enquire of
SWEET 81 LEONARD.
AuctioBeers and General Agents.
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- -. A@SHAkDs l. SWEET
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE TIE NEW COURT HOUSE.
ENERALAUCTIONEERSG REAL ESTATE BROKERS

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
RESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens Of
Eyansvie and for the sale of Real
Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Groceries also particular stten-
PAID to all door sales description
able and satisfactory terms We shall do exclusively Com
and not having of place
IN CON with both the buyer seller
nave fair and innate market will whoIs
to the Auction and Commission business and friends
rest assured that will spare efforts
them With prudence and atten ton business hope
to merit the confidence of all
to our care.
--R6FERENCE@
T. G. o. RILEY & Co., Evansville.
DuvALL, ALGo & Co., Memphis Tenn.
VIZ. PAR8 & Co., do do
JAMES BOYD, do do
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MILES E. FoLKEs VicksburE Mics.
WIN. McRAE. do
LocKwooD & Bros. Cincinnxti Ohis
KELLoG d Poor. do do,
EDWARDS e. BUSHNELL, st Leuis Mo-
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and
10 O'Clock and evening during commencing
at early gaslght. sp5 SWEET LEONARD,
Auetieaesrs.
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING

SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
WGT SUMMERS lates partner of W, W. TIleston, most
Wv respectfully informs the ct Evansville and vi
entity that he has his Sign
Ornamental Painting and trusts that by strict attention
business coupled BY tasteful and wOrkmanke execution Of
all work entrusted him. to merit continuance Of that pat
ronage heretofore so literally extended to him.
@@ Shop Main street. he second floor OF MI. j. p.
Elliotts new brick building. octl6n
FALL STYLE HATS!
WKTE have Fall Style of GentleEen's ORES
" Hats. 1t surpasses everything had before
Those in want Of Fashionable cd wearing Hat should
give call. Our Couormator enables
will fit the irregular shaped heads with
comfort We also have hand and the
latest fashions of Hats and Caps.
VAUTIER & MARCONNIER,
oet2 Main street. between First and Second.
INT EgESTING TO THE LADIES!
XNE have just received beautiful lot style
Wv Trimmings:
40 yards Black eros de Rhine all widths;
30 Silk Cloth and Msrino Mantillas; e.
A good assortment of Long and Square Shawls; F
Also-Sk Chasmere and Merino Hose, which offer for
sale at reduced prices.
oct2 ROSER, BROTHER FREY.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
IL under the name aud style of JOSEPH c. JEWELL <
Co., for the Transaction Of the Wholesale Dry Goods Cloth
ing Hats and Caps and Boots aad Shoes Business Give
call at the of Vine and First streets.
County and City Orders wanted exchange for Goods
WILLARD CARPENTER,
JOSEPH G. JEW ELL,
octl0-tf e s. Afford.
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N0TICE Tn PL0W NIAKERS
JOY To THE AFFLICTED.

JUh To EHk AFFLICTED.
GREGORY'S
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN, AGAIN ON HAND W
ME greatest known family Medicine for Burma oughs
Colds, Sore Throsts and Quinsey. Win cure Diarrhea
Cholera orbus Cramps and Spasms VIII Fever and
gue asd never known to fail Daily and hourly
as and cure for the
An agent wrtes:-I had rather than
any other medicine One and all try the remedy satisfy
yourselves Increased sales in Indiana
bottles per year. greater increase than other Medicine
sts in the United States British America caiforna and
Oregon. 80
WHOLESALE AGENTS: e. sa--t-
LEIGH VERLING, Granville Ind, - Ksl
Ter 4 Farnsley. 81
CHAs. H. CLARK. vineennes. IND.
JoHs PARK Cincinnati, ohoean hs ettsinsd Of then
st n aaufaoturers prices. BOYD. @ST0SE4 CO.,
octs-6mw Nsumes City, Oho.
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EVANSVILLE COMNERt IAL College,
TFrHE Third annual Session of the above nstution
Gated on First street. between Main Sycamore
1855. - -
The public assured that facilities offered by this
School for blaming thorough practical knowledge
Gle ce OF Double Entry Book Keeping in all its various
are equal superior to School in the West
Students time with their
citesGc. Time required to complete full
weeks For catalogues giving full
the Principal, Ii the Rooms.
sep3 Iwd-3mw JEREMIAH BEHM, Principal.
NOTICE TO PLOW MAKERS.
Il ETTERS Patent granted to HUNTER GARD
LIZ NER, Oct 26th 1885, for mprovementin Plows. The
in the block and its application
iron mould board And whereas pillow makers
and still making this board without authority thereby
the Paentees right notice is hereby given that
the right vested by law will Re claimed
ments thereon will be dealt with according Any
all wishing this mould hoard the
tqre the Pow can get them in quantity of Mr. SAM
UEL ORR, Evansville Ind. Any in formation will
be given by addressing (po paid the undersigned
sonve Ind who alone the only authorized Agents
the Patentees and man ufacture of the board.
STERLING L DAMRON,
8 ep2S-lmd&ws Agents TOR Hunter 4 Gardner.
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PRINCETON FEMALE HIGH sCHOo

= PRINtETON FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL,
FNNHE first session this Institution will
ed on Monday the Sd of September 1855. convenf-
building viii be erected curing the and
ed to accommodate pupils soon after the session opens
will ppie1i
with good phosor hieS andchemcai apparatus
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school
though in separate which boys under twelve
years OF will be admitted
The Principal has made with good fkMi1iea
to board papils from distance.
TERMS SESSION EVE MoxTkss
Boarding. Lights and Fuel. ESQ 90
Tuition, SENIOR 20
Junior Clsss.......... ............,. Is
Preparatory. second Glass, i. 90
Fifst Class ..... ...s- go. .. -. -
with use OF ~ W
rsintng ana ~ ~
Em ~
Payments strictly in sdvance except BY special
ments wish the frincip al. -
Assistants: Mrs. 5fsW. PAxroN go n 81
Mrs- N. VI. MORTON. - fy3
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WwANILLA ROPEs.-loo coils. assorted sizes. Just
w received and for sais By
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FOR WABASH RIVER

VI OAF, CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGARS.
IN rs bbls st. Louis for sale ny -
octI2 8. E. GILBERT co.. sye. near Water.
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PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & DENTIST.
hRWM M SWAYZEhas permanent y located in this city
IL for the practice of Medicine Surgery and Dentistry
has steadily his profession the
years in Ohio and Indian brings ample testimonials
his ability and those places where he has resided
Ills ofsce lie Dr. Fitch's Drug Store First
street. opposite Carpenters block respectfully
ic calls when he hopes SUCCESS hims IT,
oct9-1m daw+ .a -...-..
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NOTICE.
TINE Stockholders in the Evansville Gas Light
hereby gifted that meeting will be held
OF John Chandler Esq betwesn the hours NJ AMI
p NJ day OF October. 1855, pzrpese
octls-zsd @. G. KEATS Prss't
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Acf<gtHs
YUST xsseysd Maekerst Ia bbIs or bis END
- kits FOR sale 81 reduced rates BY
s5ss u. ". FasTEn.