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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18

FARMERSs HOTEL,
CORNER MARKET WALNUT STREETS.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
F@NHE hotel ntly retted and 10
M the accommodation ii either regular
The and pleasant. and the
table is supplied with the best the market affords.
Terms IN moderate. e. H. MOSELY.
my4 lroprietor.
I'D. o. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.
~ On First street. between Nam and Sycamore.
WLAS tine assortment Of Cloths. Cassmeres, Vest
nss. eu which he prepared to make up in the
2hle styles and short He will
hopes by long perience in the usinesl be
able give general satsacsen He has also hand fine
Meria0 Undershirts and with fine Shirts
Coars made in the best mannerwith Gentlemen q
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. deef6-n
NEW WASHlN GTON HOTEL.
#NHE priesors of this House have reeved from their
old stand Main street their new just finish
opposite the Court House. where they
their old and all others who
call upon them in much superior style than formerly
respectfully solicit
ofthe which shall all endeaToFs
It, Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
eyIO-d&wtf FELEER & HEDDERECH
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+" rhe midnight sun
Sets into SUNRISE"

On August %, the party lost the sun alto
Fgether. It went at dip below the horizon for
the first time, and the nights began gradually
to ipcrease-grow longer-until October 22,
when having the day previous just raised his
face above the horizoE-the sun vanished again
and did not honor them with his smiles for
four months more At IL O'Clock for two or
three weeks there was considerable twilight
but this was soon lost, when for three months
the twilight was very inconsiderable. The
moonlight days and nights were beautifully
bright The vast expanse of snow and ice
with its millions of mirrors rejecting the silvery
rays of the moon produced brilliancy, beauty,
and grandeur wholly inconceiyable to those
who never have made an excursion to these
regions These illumined scenes were general
ly edged by black, scraggy, and barren rocks,
which added to the mysterious sublimity ofthe
whole
| The first winter which this expedition ex-
perienced is remarkable for being one of the
severest and longest in darkness ever expert
enced by civilized man. When the cold began
to increase it was 10@ below zero early in Sep
Itember, and as the season advanced, although
lit be much milder winter than many describ-
ed by the natives, 48, so, and even 60o degrees
below zero was recorded. Early in Novem-
Der if not on the last of October, at a tempera-
ture of 4ae below zero old Monongahela whis-
ksy----so famous for its Strengthens convert
ed into ice. 60, 80.
A portion of the first winter passed very
Ismoothly. It was period of rest and amuse
'nent; but as the light began TO dawn and tns
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y, If. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
~sster's BatEdlRg, Up Stairs.
r. CRISP, having removed his Office TO Fosters
- building, will be hand all times, take
xnowtedgements of Deeds, Mortgages. &c. and attend
to all business required of him Justice ofthe Peace.
feOg-tf
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DRs. BRAY a PENNINGTON,

T1 ESP PECFFULLK inforE the ctzcns lie and
prnctiee Of Medic'n and Surgery.
actively enRaRed in the profession quar-
cautary. and become familiar With the diseases Incl
Aent their
seas will entts them 90 share Of public patronage
Firsr MAIN Anf
pcsse ths Post Once eithe them NAV be
sonsuIsed unless absent on professional business.
aglS-a tses-.sn = f-zts ! 90 g.. - - {
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DAVID O.NEIL.

NERO IT AN T T AILOR3
~ Second street. between Main and Locust.
jus. received and opened ns OF Cloths
of different coors Oassimeres OF &ae qnatlty the
latest he richest Veatings such as ana ian
veve satin sks. &c.. with goods for eu-
All these the best qalfty and
varieties broaahtto this city My old customers
MRd citizens generally Invited to examine them
prepared With frsrats work make up goods 20
thc iates tstyes, and 10 ali sep2H
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DtNfAa,ETt HARr5wARE.

D4MAaSEU HAHDWAWE.
@t GRIFFITH offers his stock OF Hardware Cattiary
&@ Coop Carparteys othaS meeh2Rtes' TocIi
AnMed atths late Frs for ssis % less shsa ecstst
W9R BELLS HSisk weFeEsass.
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sale his saw I'd Lath MIL atua
Crack The above miiis in good repair. and
will BE- ssl6 rh-sp, health will not Per it my eannu
ing abe longer. ~ ]
3ny srson wishing 70 engage good bun good
place tns. Tho above Mills eanabe ofmau ifac
Lumber. aud 1910 to 500 Lath
Pas.ytf iufsAsf pAf''eAiA'' A@" JOHN GREEK
W RON AND " AGIS. 400 tons iron. ali sizes: 4si
"A M20 Steel and Iron Slabs 80 bits Sheet lron
,nh3a = SAMUEL ORR.
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RAILROADS, &C.

Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
6 @ lS .
THE undersigned having been ap- @
WG@.a pointed Agentfor the Gbove Compa- @MM&&&
ny In this city would inform ship Ess
generally that F. Leech George Harris and George
Black I'D. Leeeh Co.. Ghd Thomas 8, CLARKE Of
'.Clark Thaw.'f under the firm Of
LEECH 6 Co..
Are BY special and shipping SCENTS
ts Pennsylvania Railroad Company. They have esab
csed all the principal shipping points east
and prepared receipt through from New
York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore GO all western
cities all cities and the
Atlantic seaboard OF the PenRsyyania Railroad
The their whole attention forwarding
facilities shipping from and 20 the without
expense dsyase heir charges by
ent Railroad company being extremely low. "a
nemns the Of drayags they hope TO
be able o give satisfaction
Shipments produce madet their agents will DO
cd free Of charge for commission. rs
Forinformation apply 81 their Offices: s
Depot. Liberty street. Pittsburg.
do No. Soush 18th street, Phiiadslphlai
do North street. Raitiuaore;
No. 2 Astor Place.
do South William street. New York;
do Battery Place,
do 81 EIlby street, Boston; x.r ..,u.
Or tt --.tt JOHN b. MITCHELL.
epl3 Gun .,s Waterst.. Evansville Ind.
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WM. REILLY,

WM. REaLLYs
%AyHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Wv PRoDncE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The m
Evansville and vicinity that having
Senior in the late 6rm ofJ W. Reilly
carry the Grocery and Produce
stand e ehraees this opportunity returaine thanks
and intends effort merit eontnu
Of the same. ie2o-iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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THE MYsrKRA sOLYkD.

MnDGIWG the crowd OF customers that nave oeen
visi.ins Embich for the past two wseks we
the that he Gas the say Ing ID In com
msrai board and in consequences
sacrifice but further enqui-
y happy announce 60 cur readers - not
s%Ae e. atore- ap14
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CHGA 4 AND TORACCO STOME OF

JACOB SCH RER, MAIN 81, BET. IIST ANU9D.
10. SchaeGer ts Schroeder's old staLd-l
T RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and rroand ng country thatI have taken the above
sta nd det rmned to continue the business and
will keep hand the choicest Havana
md Tobacco Of the bes brands that Eastern af
Ord also Snu and Smoking Tobacco OF all kinds. Mer
shaum China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail.
tiles. at the low prices Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lap1 II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18
eTORAGE WANTED.

BEWK AEEE w ANTEWs
IMg in Fire Proof W&rehonse
quantity Of GrsR. Produce or Merchandise or
= Aha liberal terms. tf -,
Having large and airy STAIRS particular will
ba Farniture Agricultural Implements
an ali Of goods liable damage from damp or
rust 49, - -. - r.
effected the are proofratss by enon
er logger when desired. ii. ..s, ,,, - IN,
CanaI and most Shipping BY River Rail-
read. Apptyto, nov1 GEO- rOSfEH a. W.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18

vMV BACON & co. have reuoved to Main street be-
tween and First std. next door to Hallock
soddards Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
Scauaintance many pleased
give They wStid their thanks fer the
given receive continuance nj
keeping everything usually keptn the best Family
63rooeriea- - ianl6-ly
MILLS, AROW ArHCs STDMACH BIT
s9F TfSARSs sa&GLSs WINE BA GMERSs@ +
WSaEsE preparaians have been long and avorab
certain cure for summer Complaints and as pre-
weutave e Fever and ague aad similar diseases.
ffeS2t tf TENNEY 81 SoRENSoN.
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TvNNEYM sORENSON.

vwaounaALE GRvcEhlEs AND ilauoRs ooRsEA
Arxk AND sTs.. EvAEs sVlLLE IND.
EwVEE this day formed fof
cas- roese of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Envimx ccseded the business Of Messrs Alls
sws psreh stock and made additions 20 make
oplsAs able offer good bargains
rod CASH aay house in Eyansvile or any cy % sne
-, $500 -s...t a. SORENSON.
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BOAR DING AND SALE STABLE.
H. COOK haa rented Of Peter Burk the fne brick sta
~ BILE on sseend street. between Main aad Loeus where
he will board horses tbs week 81 he lowest prices
in proportion W the expense .ef feed,
jr COOKS FGmiiy GTossr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18
ARTIC WINTER.

It win be readily perceived that the year in
this latitude is divided into four portions, two
of which are alternate day and night, each of
two months duration; one of four months with
the sun below the horizon during the entire
twenty -four hours; and one offour months with
the sun continually above the horizon revolv-
ing in one circle above the horizon-as Tenny
son SAYS ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18
DCKS! CLOCKS! AT WHOLESALE
ny RtE FROlFF an SONS,

MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
81 EVANSVILLE, IND.
YE have large supply OF eight day and
wv thirty clocks. direct frt m the manufacturer
Of wood and iron which we
viii ash dealers low the same articles can 5s
aeurht AZ Cincinnati Western cities We shall al
waTrkaep good stock hand ane think make IL
s ho country dealers their clocks OF u.s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-18
EVANsVuLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI-
: M kEhLY MAIL LINE

@-&S&$4 ON and after Saturday. July LIST, the
&@s&%@$&- dersigned will run TRI-WEEKLT LINE Of
Stage Coaches ms above.
Leaving Evansville Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
A. returning leaves New Harmony Tues
days Thursdays and Satu days at O'clock A. A
The line will all times be stocked with good horses
trusy and careful drivers and the txps
regularity and dispatch ALI orders goods
teHded to- M $500
For passage appiy once Liv
cry Stable L"custret the Market House
their orders Hotels will
secure prompt attention. E. II. DE GARM0.
fs29-tf raf-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO TAf. CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENEs aKG AND fB.LlNOAS. ~. -
wAs ID SAUNDERS: Civil Engineer having taken his
@D abode city OF Evansville would respectfully
the portion of Indiana,
Kaeky and iaois that he 10 prepared 20 furnish Ans
profession viz: Water WORKS Drainage OF
1aRd. Railways Turnpke Plank or other Roads, the IM-
pr0vsae Of Rivers for rig sti0n puTpo es. etc.
Of ability fr IN L. Wilson, Esq Chef En-
ef Bloc Tnd George Dunn of Bedford Ind T.
R.wilson, City Eagnser OF New Albany, lad. and H. Y
Line R2ilre ad. be application. mhzo ~
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Y W. K. McGR EW

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once in the ''Crcseent City Bank" Building.
!" my25
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QUEEN CHTH SCALE WORMS.
a WIN HUODART,
PIANO FOR SALE.

A first rat, second hand piano. in COM
rlets order and rranted to be FIRST rate
Mas rument. ia Of cred for sale cheap. IL aP-
u & IA " ri catioa be made immedi s4eiy. IL be
en- mt Mr. Heibs store. Msia bseween FIRST
door Gnmbert Gottliehs Clothing
store. \ + ft t-ss fe*+ agio-]w
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IRON RAILING.

VWHE unrgned agency for The aale OF new an
. M beaatiful pattern OF IRON RAILING, with rouRd
wrough rods and figures put mp In VARIETY OF
which will sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
FRkIaHT.
This railing cheaper substaati&l than other
Those wishing Rsng 20 eneSse o. metery
call.
yased4w ~ NJ A. LAWRENCE.
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: MOTIONS, NOTiONsm

= ~ = p. NOTIONS. NUTIWN5.!.r -I0I =
MNLOWER vases tbermo meters. travelling com panion
lest London sea inG wax, eight ana ten keyd Frene
fne French hasps d0lis marbles; toys.
sssa aies comhs saperor needles pins. teeth
picks key rings pencils steel pens tooth brAshes wa
ssa ropes aRd battle doors together with grea
1850 AZ n al na for sale by A. @. PUSnEE.
Mp9s' under Odd Pellows' Hall. First So
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F--fE7ila NIXON q GOO BMANg IlIL|
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER SMITHS
- Blank B o X ap ers;
SMITH PETERS CUT CARDS & CARD SHEETS
+ LfghtbOdyss Book and News Ink;
MAP RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc.. etc.
SALES ROOMS. II s. 70 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI, q.
,h.v Ser every variety paper adaited the city
nd scountry and he maeris employed in its manu-
80 aS-I les .ssrHa fdrsce cid for Rags. ser46m
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UTfIERE
Coma z2z cEC51L College,


WRITING UTE.
THE first term Of this College viii com
i mence On MONDAY, Feb. IS, in the lEaS>>zTTzz-75
arge and spacious room in Cooper's block, s5sA.A
on Cherry Street five doors above Deaderick.N
The course OF instruction in this institution viii embrace
Bookkeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
AND PenmanshIp.
Nopupil viii receive diploma until be is thoroughly
qualified to discharge the duties Of the accountant.
Students will be instructed in all tie modern improved
iormS adopted by the best regulated houses in the country
among Others which GSPesGs with the the Jour
nal greatly ssening the amount 0 labor and liability 10
err and another which renders the Of the Cash book
and Journal superluou and enables the bo1Hkeeper to
post bis personal accounts daily and his merchandise and
cash as Ofleh as NAV suit his convenience.
This latter form more particularly designed FOR the use
IF retail establishments.
They will be taught a simple process BY which the mer-
chant may at III tunes the amount Of LIS loss
gain together with the quantity OF goods hand without
resorng to the tedious process Of taking inventory.
This institution viii be permanent and has been eStab-
Hshed to meet the already important and growing COM
mercal interests of the city of Nashville and State of Ten
nessee ard is designed to place upon basis inferior
t. none in this country.
The importance every business man, Of knowledge
)faccounts be sufficiently obvious to all Tehecn
minds.
To the man of wealth. II IS important to enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecUniay
and the Lawyer is often called up9n II the discharge OF
his professional duties, 20 unTave the most intricate
counts, bUt0 the young who depends upon his own
resources for livelihood ii is Invaluable Il gives him
position which nothing else can.
lie holds ,he postoi confidential Clerk in his employers,
service.
Inconuecon with this establishment is department for
The benefit Of those who wish to take lessons writing on
w. where elegant hand writing viii be impaired 10 all
who place themselves under the Of the preCepton
Pupils entering this institution are not limited to any
number of lessons but for specified prce may continue
any branch they pursue until cv perfected retaining
the privilege OF reviewing their lessons 1t any subsequent
period, free of charge.
tebll-lv
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FATHFRL4NDr

OUR Rest Card Eet!-In a few days we will offer
" III Public Sale, number Of most elegant BUILDING
LOIS almost on the Public square II being portion of
those magnificent grounds occupied BY Dr. Shelby
The grounds will all be laid of a uniform pian herea
ter TO be all carried out will be hand bills
to be issUed possible The Lots first otter for
sale will be on Fatherland and Russell Streets cOnmepc
ing Immediately opposite the Louisville Railroad Depot
These Lots speak for themselves and is useless for US to
attempt to describe them, presume all who wish TO
purchase will examine for themselves
These Lots will be sold a credit of l. 2 g. and :
years with interest from date for notes satisfactorily secur
ed, payable in Bank, and lien retained
~ For further particulars see our BIG BILLS IN h
ready in lev days
nov 26-u LJNDSLEY & CROCKETT
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VALUABLE FARM FOR S,IE

(NONTAINlNG between 500 and 500 acres. aho,t ON
acres cleared and in high state of cuItivst;o
good dwelling and out'houses good orchard and never
ing water springs three miles south east of Paris Hsn
county, Tenn immediately the road leadnp 10 RernoI:
burgh ne'ghborhood healthy. Terms accommodatIp1
scriber on the premises i "a F0wT IN
jy30--w till jan '55 ~
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MERCHANDISE

POPULAR TRADE.
SILKS FOR THE MILLION!Ii
PRICES TO SUIT THE SHORT CROPS.
Thompson IL Co.,
q Public Square.
A RE receiving their Fall and Winter Stock most
IAof which has been selected since the late
Auction Sales in the Eastern cities and they feel real graft
hcatOn in being thus enabled offer their Goods at prices
to suit the present crisis Cash buyers will be surprised
the inducements offered them to spend their money.
SILKS.
Wehave The largest and cheapestot of Silks ever offered
IN this market We have all kinds and styles, varying
from fifty cents to five six dollars yard.
Rich Plaid and Stripe Silks;
'' MOre Antique Black and Colors;
g Satin Plaid and Stripes
Black Satin Plaid and Stripe;
" all kinds cheap Silks:
Wedding and Evening Dresses splendid Rich plain P0ul
de Soie
DAMAGED SILKS.
large lot of splendid Black grograin Silks that have
been wet but aot injured il texture appearance.
Weare selling thenat less than cost and selling them
woOLLEN DRESS GOODS.
Rich Plaid Valencias;
T. :" Paid and Striped G1shmsFsa; 5s asc
Tartan Plaids, all qualities;
Beautiful Robes de Chambre for Ladies;
French Merrinoes and Cashmeres, cheap;
Black Satin Faced MerrinOes;
Super Super, Black Cashmeres.
LACE GOODS.
Madaion Surpice Collars and Sleeves;
Honiton Lace Collarets;
Maltese do
Yalenciennes Platt and English Thread Lacss;
Point Lace CapeS;
Point Lace Hdkfs;
Real Black Thread Lace Wells;
Great bargains in extra fine French Embd Linen Cambria
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
In few days will have open a splendid assortment
of Cloaks, Mantes and fine Shawls.
FLANNELS, ETC.
Particular attention requested to stock of Fannes
Best Shaker FlannelS;
:" g double mi-ed;
' English SwansdOwn, very heavy-fOr invahds;
Mems Boys, and all kinds of servants wear Blankets Ia
bic Linens, Sheeting, etc, etc.
IRISH LINENS
We cannot speak too highly of our Irish Linens they
are cheaper than
FUR FURS II
On the first day of October will open the most splen-
did assortment Of Furs ever offered in this city-a kids
and from every climate
CURTAIN GOODS.
Splendid Satn de Laines
German Demasks
all kinds of French Cotton Damasks
HOSIERY! H0SIERYli
We have cheaper and better assortment Of Winter
Hosiery, than we ever offered before.
All kinds Of Ribbons and dress Trimmings
sep6. THOMPSON a CO, No. 21.
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WEARE NOW RECEI-
WING our stock Of WINTER
CLOTHING for Men and BOYS,
comprising all the newest styles
Of Goats, Vests and Pants, of DIFF
ierent qualities, With a large as
sortment Of ClOIhS, CasSimeres
and Vestings, which we will
make up 20 order. in the most
FASHIONABLE STYLE.
Also, a large assortment Of
Gen;lemen's Furnishing Goods
and Under Clothing Of The best
quality. Silk and GIngham I'm.
bIeilds in black and fancy colOrs
CLIFTON Il ABBOTT.
October 8, 1854.
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STOP THE RASCALI

FURNITURE! MA'TIRES :! /! PIANOS!!!
T UST received q fine assortment Of Bed sii1,
81 steads, Bureaus Wire and Tin Safes, = sessSshzss
Sofas Sofa Beds, Breakfast Dining, Cen @J
tre Side and Work Tables extension Tables, &c. large
OF of Wardrobes Chairs of all kinds WindJw Shades
Clocks an assortment of L. Gberts entire lrOnfaned
Pianos Carpeting Oil Cloth &c. Mattresses Shuck Moss
Cotton and Curled Hair Spring Mattresses, kept hand
and made order, and warranted. Now the time for
those wanting any articles in my line to buy
CASH, or approved paper -
l. II. NORTON
iyI2-f As onion street.
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HUGHES BROTHERS.
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERRE0TYPE


DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND DAGUERRE0TYPE
STOCK DEALERS
{. G. HUGHES Union street, over Stretch x OTr's.
r. y HUGHES, % College street late Dobyns L Co.
TEACH of these Galleries the public can sb- ~ PA
n tam first class Pictures as we use the best S.S.g
Material aud largest and most approved Apparatus. Our
Rooms are neatly httcd up with Powerful Side and SKY
Lights tie only IN the city, which Is acccled by all
Artists and tonnoeurcs to be the best for taking large
FAMILY GROUPS as to dispense with those dark
shadows So guyruilv and objected 10. We have l.
beautiful PAM for the of the LADIES. As we attend
personally Slters patrons may rely on polite
attention, and Pictures second 10 none.
~ Citizens and Strangers politely invited to visit
our Rooms whether they need Pictures or not
uUyL-u
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THUI2STON ~ BERNARD,
al

NtIVtts
RE now RECEIVING th, sincS OF FAll and " in t IN
~ ter Dress Goods. consisting Of silks, Cash FyHT
meres, French and English Aeinos all Wool De QGIj
lanes, Hosiery, Gloves CJrse and general assortment
Of Staple Goods
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
BY OF the rm since the decline in prices Foreign
Merchandise, and viii be freely offered the public at
prices that insure ready sale We respectfully invite
all to give stocS examination OctStf