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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-20

THE URcHINs SELECTING A PROFESS
IoN.-"Joe, when you grow up do you mean to
be lawyer, or keep confectionery store"
81 havn't made up my mind, Tom, but ma
wants me to be a minister"
"Oh, don't be minister, Joe, for you can't go
to the circuses, then"
"I know that, Tom; but minister; ma says
is the best profession. You know Mrs Lave
grew adores Mr.. Pretty face, and wouldn't you
like to be adored, Tom?"
perhaps should, but then you can't drive
fast horses" Fee
aOh, yes you can; ministers drive fast horses
now-a-days and besides that, Tom, when
they have bilious attack, the worshipers send
them on foreign tour; then he gets remem-
bered in wills, and often has nice presents, and
ma says it won't be long before every minister
has his country seat, and collegian to write
his sermons Won't that be high?''
Tom acquieseed and the Juveniles indulged
in another game of marbles.
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LARGE AND SMALL HoGs.-The increased
desire among our farmers to raise good hogs
has caused vast improvement within few
years. Instead of the slabsided, long-snouted
long -leggad breed, which farmers raised, they
now have smali-headed, snali-legged, ana
large bodied animal, giving the most meat on
the smallest superficial space. There is a
great saving in keeping good improved breed rex
lture at a Younger age, and fatten quicker, aud
weigh heavier than any of the first named
species. Every step towards improving the
breed of animals, is direct and lasting gain
to the stock-farmer.
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An experienced agriculturaiist informs US
that about six years ago he applied slaked
lime to potatoes that were partly rotten, and
it Immediately arrested the decay. Potatoes
that were partly rotten when the lime was
applied remained as they were, the progress OF
the rot being stopped, while the potatoes to
which the lime had not been applied continued
to rot. and were lost. Since then he has made
it constant practice to apply slaked lime to
his potatoes as he takes them up. He puts
thin layer of lime upon the floor where the
potatoes are to be laid, and sprinkles some oft
over the potatoes-about evey ten inches-as
they are put down. He considers this as
perfectly protecting them from rottlng, as he
has never had rotten potato since ne mas
praeticed it; and he believes that potatoes thus
used are rendered some better by the of action
the lime. ia
| We advise the farmers to try this plan as
it can be easily done by them ALL
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THEODOIsE RANKE,S ),

CINCINNATI DX ELN( G EST IABt4KsF1 NJ EN-
Canal opposite Henry Lutz roee-
Evansville, Indians.
mNANoY DYER Refnisher Of Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman st Cincinnatifor Mr. Feasoaie
New FORK Dye House. o.,H
Ieans hy steam Ladies' Gentemen's Clothes Of Silk
Wae1eu Crape Cashmere Shawls of query descrlp
ton finishes eqr to Dyes every kind Of
To paterns shes them equal to He re-
or Silk Dresses in dry itnout
He also cleans and Cur
tans in Silk Woollen. Toe de Tersse and Tqlles
r.inse4ss oetl9-1vd6w
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OLD OSW EGO LINE.
From foot Broad st. N. daily. No transship at
Albany or Troy Mark packages old Oswego Line cars
Sinclair & Co., Toledo, o.
PRoPRiET02S AND AGENTS
F s. Littlejohn. lcO Broad street. New York
Fitzhugh & Littlejonn oswego, N. Y
Sinclair Co.. Toledo, Ohio. mr.
Geo. Foster & Co., Evansville. Ind. yAf
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REMOVAL
TWN BAeoN CO. have removed to Main street. M,s Pc
& t@nen First door 60 haIlock q
Drug nearly opposite the Branch bank
they pleased all their old ana
many pleased 70
give them call They would return thanks for the very
given hope receive OF
by keeping everything usually kept in the best
Groceries. JAW!
MILLS, AFRO MATIC STOMACH BIT"
TERS, MILLS WINE BAFTEkSs
gWVHES preparations have been long and known
certain for Summer Complaints and as q pre-
veatavs Of fever ague aed similar diseases
s%aSsn %g.SSi !. re0'i'sU anu TENNEY soRENsoN.
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IRON RAILING.

FRNHR undersgned has the Tor the sale OF new
baaHtifui pattern of IRON RAILING. with round
Tsuxht rods and cast figures in great variety
stls an sizes which viii sell a olncinn prices ADDING
FEKIaHT. :.
hind nx Those wishing kang 10 enSose esnetery
ess yards for pazEas etc. wiii 90 wen 70 give me
Prices from 81 so to % so per foot. n,xnr
M A. LAW hENOE'
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r,,,, ,,vsrEp% sOTVED.

WUDGING the crowd OF eustome that nAVs Ueea
ab vsiag friend Embichs store for the past Two & W
2arsnce by the board aHd in
thersof was sacriGse but further enqu
~ @ are happy TO readers ihatuSh IS NOT
The eEe He has now fall assortment OF spring
bsr.s ths rn.b "a his store - apl4
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ECKFORD LINE. ..-..-.
York daily Sahbaths excepted No transsnp
M mt at Albany. Steam Lakes.
PROPRIEToRS AGENTS.
CIV Palten & Co.2
r. r. Livingston, }
j. G. Patten & Co., Buffalo, NJ Y.
Sinclair & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Geo Foster & Co., Evansville, ind,
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wMy yAOIEsai.E AND RETAIN. GROCER, AND
wv PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET --IIel.E- Ie,l.
would eeetfu inform his an the pApc
f EAansYe and Vicinity that having tn
the late off, W. heiy ne In
tSads carry Grocery and Produce bus od
stand this opportunity returning than Ky
intends effort merit eontnu
.anae Of the le2o-ly WILLIAM hEALhA.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
WNOR grinding wheat and and all other
Genuine old Anchor Betting Cloths and Betting Of
all widths
Our agsat e. Monroe authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices, including freight
CalIatJ R. Monroes Family Grocery corner oil YAK ano
secTso Sss.f JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati o.
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PLATED WARE

wWyEhave inst received. the nannfactnrar an as
WV sortment OF Plated Ware. such as tanIe am tea
srseas 1eks butter k"ivss extra ms ana
rhioh we will sell Eastern prices ana warrant
- h on genuine Aihata metal nearly as Wnte as
4. ~ ~ - gar than silver Gail and see at
"a Main ST. bot let t2d.
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ExTENsIoN OF PAGE,s PATEN1

EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENT!
TOTCE is hereby riven public that the patent on
w PtGE,s PoRT1BLE CIRCULAR SAW ElLI has been ex-
tended ior seven years duly 18TH 1855 All persons
this fringng the same in max
ing using vending will be Proeeeded agaiast In accor
~~ ~ GEORGE PAGE, Parentee.
having the EXCLUSIVE right for large
nat;on Of he Territory and South would announce
thew are prepared heretofore to NIL a orders ol
PACErs PoRTABlr SAW MlLLS-each OIL our es-
n IN reraTd to Mills or Patent eheeriuy given
sAon AN aee~i~ w $4,000 KINGSLAND FERGUSON,
Phenix Foundry.
ROLLTN CLARK.
.s fsin@A Renfre] Co.'s Eagle Foundry
-. o..d.XE St. Louis. Mo.
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NOTIONs, NOTIONs!!

MSLOwER meters. travelling mpanion ms
hest London sea ing eight ana ton keyd French
French harps, dolls marblSs toys, tea
sets combs Superior needles pins tooth
psks kew rings ellis steel tooth brushes wax
bsnds mnees chess Emersons razor staps toilet
ro uea and battle with
~s,5..y ~ pnottons for sale Nv A. g. PUSHEE.
.e2s under Odd Fellows Hall, Firatst.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSED
THOMAS MI. MAGEAEEs
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New YORK,
DEING longe established with an extensive conhecuoh
ID in the above business, respectfully sohets cohsgl-
ments oa kinds of Western Produce, which
personal attention at the lowest possloe
cae of charges Particular will be bestowed on
lcopsgnments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when required by
-~N W J. H MAGHEE 81 CO.,
| fahoo.tf Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-20

A DOG sroRY.-The Sacramento Union
tells queer dog story.
A dog having deposited bone, with some
meat upon it in his masters house, the cook
removed it to the crotch of tree out of reach,
After circuling the tree and concluding that
he could not obtain the prize unaided, the dog
proceeded to neighboring house and succeed
ed, by his opportunities in inducing cat with
which he was familiar to accompany him, mount
the tree, and claw off the sweet morsel, which
he again triumphantly placed in the hall.
ftTThe celebrated Whitson, while dining
with lady Jekll, was asked why woman was
made out of rib2
"Indeed my lady" replied he? I don't know .
except it was because the rib is the crookeoes'
part of the body"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-20
ILOCASg CLOCKS! Az WHOLESAA4E.
BY BiTFROLFF a SONS,
MAIN srRgFT BErwEES FIRST 4
rN ANSEII.I,E mi

NAN arRRET BETWKES FIHsT AND skOVNU'
EVANSVILLE, IND.
wwYE hava received large supply OF eight day and
wv thirty hour clocks direct frC the manufactured
hoorrspr svrry stvle Of which we
will dealers low the same arSneie can pe
soayht at Western cities We shall al
good hand, and think we can make II
tho dealers buy their CLOCKS OF
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nNnNAL STAREE.
Mammoth Stock of Boots and shoes.
HENDREC = & ncREA,

d. . 7. :
WWAvE now their fall stock Of Boots and Shoes
Eng they enabled to sell as low s any
the West They invite dealers 20 cali and
siqey we enabled show OF styles
ep25-sf
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C. R. CAMP & co.,
Wholesale Dealers TN
HATS. CAPS, AND FANCY FURs.
122 MAIE STREET, CINCINNATI, -..
.va no full Stock making and receiving fres
supplies all kinds OF
Man and Bovs' ack Brown and Tan Color and Fear
NAeA SOFT HATS-FTR r AND W0 Il;
Cloth. silk Plush. Glazed
And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys
BUFFALO ROBES;
WOLF AND FANCY o BESi
LADIES FANCY FUHS
HATTERs' FURs, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC.
Vwso which We call the attention of Dealers ane
Country Merchants before purchasing as we are Pre-,
pared " oHea a..sStrS q B. CAMP A. co.
..Is ~ JAMES LOWE & CO..
~ CSsaS5w 1is Main sHsss, LeuisviIls. Ky.
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DKS. IF. I'D. IEGLLERs
OF PHII4A ADELPHIA,
wwTHO graduated Germany and France. and give
AN the testimonials from Professors in the United
fers the citizens Of Evansviil' and
yeinity as Physician He will pay particular attention TO
FEMALE COMPLAINTS So !.
DR. oeller invites those Mieed with disease to
call him Anybody troubled with Chronc diseases
~cb ~ IoAau,ation Eidnev. Urethra uhammaory
Diseases Bladder and syphilis will be
rs IN the shortest No charse for the first visit
corner Sycamore and Thirdss once hours fro m
II A. M. till evening. .,,,,,,.-<,r,e,
Thos Mutter Prof. of Surgery
Sam.t Jackson Prof. OF Theory and PTactica
O d. Meigs. Prof. OF Midwiferyi
n r. G7i+pan Pros. Of Midwiferv;
II. n smith Prof. Of Theory and Practice;
Ii. D. Buikiy. NJ. d. w. u.n,
| Thos Han NJ D.. Albany. n y;
n1s'9 e oos'"eA'' & agtIt-tf
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sHERwOOD HCUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
entirely reftted and refurnished it, and is prepared
to entertain the 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
ages to let.
The stableis large, clean and welloeated and good
hosersare in constant PartieaaraentioI
will paid the care OF horses nm Tor
NO and in all respects, the public ha lfnd the Sher
/ wood House a good Hotel. jy6-tfl J. A. 3VERS.
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Tu THa CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENTI GK n AND ILLINOIS.
mAs SAUSDER5. Civil e. gineer. having taken up his
sW abode city Of syansve would re.peenliy an
"a ths citizens portion OF lnoisna
aos that is prepared 20 furnish rlans
Estima Of work Of ap
60 his Water Works Drainage Of
Lad Railways Turnpike Plank ether Roads the IN
nrsyement Of Rivers navigation purpo 7es. etc.
Tsssinonias ability fre q B. wilson. Esq chisf ha-
&rssT New Albany Railroads Jadge Hughes
eemiston lad iisorae q. Dunn OF Bedford, lad H.
B Wiser 70 ~ Eng Of New Aibany Ind and " y
H Fsc Ihia Erxnecr E.. I. AID @. Straight
, Line Railr ad. be application mnAo ~
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NEW WASHINGTON HUI Ed.
FMHHE petors OF this House have removed from theZ
old stand their Hotel. just finish
ed opposite the Court House they are to
to call upon much superior style than formerly
patronage respectfully solicit
same shall all endeavors to
it. Our will the best the market Affords and our
charges moderate -
Good stabil and Wagon Yard kept foreountry custom
eyIo1s Ewtf FELKER Il HEDDERECH
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WM. TX. NEcGR EW .

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
once in the ..Creseent City Bank Building. .
AA AAA ~ my25
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WESTERN FEED & &AGRICULTURALWA WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WRNGATE g. CO.,
MANUFACTURE ERs and Dealers in all kinds Of Farm
M aud Garden Implements Mo wing Reaping and Thresh-
Mschines Garden Seeds Trees &C. SIG Mair
street opposite Bank Of Louisville, Louisville, Ky.
Sep25-lyw
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ID. 8. s.ANDERs0N. MERCHANT TAILoI

On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
WwAS now Gne of Cloths Cassimeres Vest
which he is prepared to IN the
most notice. He will
roo M and hopes long experience in the usnesE TO be
TO give general satisfaction e has also on hand
Me~no iik etc Drawers with fine Shirts
CotA~s ETC. made In tire best manner with Gentlemeni
Furnishing generally He invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call. deci6-tt
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"a printed Satinetts reed this day
JAMES LOWE B. co.
Sfs Main ssxest, Leuisyills. Ky.
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pr,,syLvANuA aaILneAD.

Tbrr. Dnily TnTough Trans, boiNtNH FhfIgGeIp aIn
mud pittsture -IHE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Jsayes Phiiade;hia for Pitl-burg nj Il A. ~, and
Pitisburg for Philadelphia ut A. N. iHE FAST
LINE leaves Phiinaelphia at II. NJ. and Piusburg
~, phiiadelphin all +. NJ. THE NIGHT E1PRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh AZ ~, p.
M and pitlsbu RI for Philadelphia at 10. p NJ
The aboye lines connect al Pittsburg With the Rail
road. 10 qsa fror ST. Louis, Mo-. Alton, Gaena aud
Chicagoftt. Frankfort, lexington, and Louisville,
XIV; Terre iIautc, Dayton, Springfield, Beiiefontne,
SrntuSky Tolesio. Cleveland, Columbus, 2aResviiie,
.;as,alaH and Wooster. Ohc also, with the Steam
Pack t Soaisfran and 70 NsN oKLKAHs, ST.. LOWS,
Iy,rIsyIir IN and cIHcIsssTt
Through Tickets be had to or from either o the
shove places.
Porfartser rtieuiars see Hand blflsat the differ
emit starring points. Passengers from the West
will fna this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Phtladelphia baltimore, New York, or hoe
ton.
TH0S. MOORE, As'T. PasssKfer EiSss- PLils.
j akSklMEN, 9g't. Passenger Liner, Pitt.
lh;tpS-lyhia 9th 1888 div.
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1lailfoabs.
CHICAGO 4 ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
n Co E&
NEW ARRANGEMENT


nNands fter Sunday, November ilth, and ansiltnr
,her notice, trains viii leave Rock Island ssIoi
ist Pssseneertrain, daily -sunsays except :,
I'd Passenger Trsn, daily, Saturdays ex-
errlrJ. 4 w N
sd Freight with ea class cars daily, sun
Trains arrive AT Rock leland daily, Sundays er-
ceptcd. as folioNs: =,
Isl Passenger trnin,.t ~
~ do do at 70 :.
81 Freight. VIII. "a CHASE carr AT. eao a
ana ,l,s over .his road are in direct connection ~
chicago ith trains over both the Michigan Southern
aud Michigan Ccntfal T.. r. To and from ueiroit To-
le5a t'ieveiai,a. Guuahus Cincinnati, Pittsbnrgn,
punsisk Rutialo Magyar Falis, Aieany,Se iers ,
phIisdr,rhis baltimore and Washington. Also ut
iaSane MN, trains Of the Illinois Central Road
Nor,h 10 tlarna and South ~ ~. Louis and tairn,
IL WAish places ticI e,sran be PF"caredof j. y 81 =
WINS. Tic. efaet., IL iiei"t, i'.l.
Passengers ~ rsnin,;c oithe necessity o. GIVING
,s,ipci directions sstathe destination OF their bag
are aso e tickets heire taking their seats
Ia Inc eara A. tie conductors fkresonN Ia sta
tinnson theIine of the Chicago aid Roce i-,aad kN-
+ ,n.t JOHN F. TRACY, Snpt.
W.H GagTa,g, ASH. Snpt
1 Rock island, November 10, iSoa'
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A EARGAIh /,

'rHE story IL told chat property held too Ugh hut
those wishing barganin house and lease " oud
do well to call on the subscriber. ! obliged 10
SCI land " i'll & 10 for the sake o. money.
Call soon on She premises, Harrison 81. near 18th
ST. al my sheP on 5th ST. below the Court House.
Also. hue lot Ter sale.
June i3-dif FIX. FITZPATRICK.
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kEYNYNNn EN,ElR.iNln e.

l'pIIGGfLFli!A.PA. Cg4ta sgu9 eco
p. n NaEitltlY. pres.i J. MORRIS THoHPS'N
hSSOE GRAY, Vice = EGt7s'ary,
Get IS - a. FINkEIELtI, Ar,rt.
win eFNuk' idrCk- Davenport.
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nEyyRAL IyrELLIaENCE OFFICE.

fk,HEundeTs sned has opened Acknowledgements
4 Once with complete set OF hnoss IN which 20
enter all fnds u ne nj Personal ProreIt for sale
Or for rent the names OF all servants who wish Tor
places in families thin the city also the names OF
Mechanics Lahore and othe s-eek ingempio, ment
so thstt, sc whoure search Of Honses Lands. e.
wants. DC eannotfail OF digtes8ccess IN obtain
ing aitherby calling al MY oniec Charges moderate
CalI nd register Your wants ordarsand they VIII
receive rreWPtatienton.
No ICommeYcihlRuiidiuzs
lEsA al
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For Sale BY the Undersigned

oT.i R.ocL t6Iu the 10 of Wairott, tneaf The
1 pepatA Also Lot vi In ''Hawleyfe Out Lots
sad in couiBirs a. and il situated about lnref
miles al Davenport. an the river opp"stts Mone
Ills tt.ipv u,mn lh. hhlf. and commanding nne
tiess ~ sioline the isiaHI, and large portion Of
nayrttua,t and Rock island it IL very desirable site
far rs.id.nea j. WILSON GHFfEAU
sspl.iu ~ " htte"f " 'fatt's "Hc''
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.sesc ssTsOtesate Grocery.


rENE Post Office has removed, bat IA. Ecvs r7.rot
4 remains u the ola Pest Bslce room vf,3nb HI,
been EeStly hsed tp, where shall keep usual tho
fasterH ParsF,, Books OF Standard Literature Pie.
f,nty Ilustfstsd Works. Cheap Publications. M q.
e School keoss. stationery, Ciioiee Fancy
ygUsss estw - 40. SlkIssJIs -.
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nn11s, s.rad Parties.

r AIDES and gents Blu over shoes, Rubbersan nd
~ fDa French Boots- kips OF my manufacture and
boots and Shoes that is
10 be sect iu the Queen cities oftha great
Davenport kootand Shoe one door below burrows
* preitymsn's ra mmoth store Prontsireet opposite
them mill. JAMES JORDAN.
Dave UporiJss ri fae8.
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Orelfrhs.
- - :. = -
FAMILY GROCERY

4ss=ss..rz-------.z---a--1- = = >s !
IA ~ Gk(NsEkN
.,on, as .,r,,s,,..tn
ftNhhsaoscfioe mas = n ,srh3ri. ~.
h's ps sfi : !, he % ,he very heal quality
and vhieh rewiiiseli ., low asean b purchased
ese"hers. ms
= "A N -
a choice lot otetgatstnst fscslv saaaa iaf ssieioN
az NAoiasa{F"tFf'Sa'' : ~ ,,vru
50, ...
HsyeNQeft. tsesso, lest-'.si
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
$50 =, 80 n 100 . /, :, !, ,.,;., "a
.s,'ess, =. .smly Groeeris'' at the "ohs.A-
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TIE Sa9E RI ! j !
elect 9A1so11
Toang Ladies and Gentlemen,
DArEyroRT, l5EA
EE.. e. G. sTErsF'; r,ss-Fsis.

rr.rPrcT1ov efrsr. In tlle asa4l English branches
1 Ns;se.;,stles. Classics. 8oss X BstZ. FEt.tai
failosag,as Frerc., 9aslqt Drawing Painting. &C.
&c. r = &c.. ,s1ta ,-s
tAensa. Crsynpfea's saiiilng4 scar ihe Gas N.ofk'
.s,t end Of laird street
- peet,t Of TRINITY UhaFes. Rev. 3 Ra.'el &c
$500 pi-st Rats. CagYrs. Hrs. y e'}7a2. o.
Esaas. Or. a. n .Ss'a ia' 4 81 t'A2ss -
OF Tie Fsizf.sss rsspsui1ufiit.
Set, 10. DIR
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Goods IN xesl Fur. + Gathers Ne
Second s't.ess.. Books u staiion
ery l,ry Goods (ta bales, Drugs rs, . To-, III,
and Medic ines, Hardware, Ieath-
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FLOR R-xt Ter bti., ufsii further neiies-
exams 81. per leo lbs until further npiiSe.
toIYGS-sa pSr bale, not eNceedihg SOC lbs
weight, until Ni tier ho'ict'
i,9In shipping Good. from any POI mt EAST OF PhitI
deInhjg he ia marx pack c'a Psaasst
roaio kaifrssd." AiiGooIs consigned TO The Agsals
ei,hisaoad vi Philadelphia or Piisearg, WILDE for
vlraed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,
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4 "a . Cincinnati; \. W, Graham Co., 2anesfife-
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House Lot fer Sale.
yGyIIR newly erected double frame house. bniit IN
1 modern siyIe and very convenient situated On
Rock Island betweenSeeoIde Third ST.. wilses sold
Innaa~,its 4. w. WHEELER.
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FOR SALE, !
Uouae A Lot fer Sale,

Ennnires 81 ALFRED C. BILLION,
Jursa-x;t So.sLe Giaf- Row.
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ToHN A. GUY will attend 10 the collecting 81
u debts. lake subscriptions for Newspapers and do
= genera, agency business. office with A. u. Miller,
Land gent who will attend 10 my business when
absent. Office over the old Post ohice bn,idiHE'
Refcrtn
BURROWS g. PRETTYMaN,
COOK & DILLON !.
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