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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

BOARD wANTFD-~rOR A LADY ~ 4 PREN ~
ID family ROOM With fireplace mast b. neatly Far
nshed Hoard IN advance Adirsss g. bfoaswsy rs., ~
nee. nelerence given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

A FURNISHED OR uNFuRNIsHRD FRONT Room
II on The second tcor, 10 let Will small room nd Joining V
required House occupied W private family Breakfast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

MORTGAGE sALE.-JOHN w. soMERINDYKE AUG
II 'oaesr VIII sell on Wsdnesdag Sept ~ .. - O'Clock
half Of the steamer Thomas Samond her nes boilers &c
nov lying at the foot OF Gouyerneur street.
YARNpMS 8. MILLS, Attorney Cor Mortgsgee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

AII. PARTIES CAN SELL UNCURREST MONEY
"A foreign gold and silver, drafts notes. checks &C. Wal
street rates a. o0 Broadway Also cash advances
chnndse OF description at the Metropolitan Specie
Bank Note Exchange 508 Broadway Open from A. NJ.
NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

A uCTIoN NoTiCE,-M. DOUGHTY, AUCrIoNEER-
n This day at Ia o'clock 32 broadway the contents OF
aharressing saloon vizour mahogany chairs and stools,
Ia plush large French plate mirrors aVngs marble
Hashsiands glass cases, cups tables CHAIRS oil cloths,
&C., &c. Goods 70 be removed Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

pANK OF THE ONO SAVINGS INSTITUTE TIFFIs
ID oboTbe paper of the above Institution viii received
(onD per cent discount by tho undersigned.
W. CLARK q Co.. No. Hanover street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

A HANDSOME SUITE or FURNrsFD ROOMS WITT
n bah room &c contiguous 10 let together separately
N ne new house 81 West Thirteenth street. Fth
breakfast n required The house an the modern I'm
provcmens Family private. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

DoARD-oNK OR TWO RESPECTABLE FAMILIES
ID lew single gentlemen viii ind handsomely furnished
bcdrOons
suitable genssel living The house Is hi eas sus x
viii be LEI without board desired. References
CURED Cali at ia fourlh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

DOARD IN JERSEY CITY~-A PRIVATE FAMILY
ID with 10 dispose One front pafnr with brfr0utng
communicating, very suitable for aAiy Location very plra
mt The bFryl Frierrnsrs
ri Apply 81 Jersey avenue. Jersey c.y Of ~ ~ ivs
lHGsToS no Front street, ~ Dr. ~ =. BOWERS. IA
BectkNr street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD CON-
~ panys dyidendThs company VIII pay dividend OF five
per cent capital stock the six months cntlng the
Ia Of october proxo The dividend viii be paid AZ the oae
OF The Company No II William street. the office OF the
.prn Exchange Eank and after the i0 OF October
aud the transfer books viii be ossd iren sed l., 70 10Th Of
October. a. Y. fLAtd, treasurer.
New York Sept 20, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FARM UTENSILS
Wednesday sept 26 at IL O'clock at the Pral farm Chel
Staten Island mahogany paror and bedroom furniture
carpetng oil cloth, beds and bedding kitchen utensils, farm
wagon, pough farm utensils three hogs fowls 100 hot bed
sashes and beds &C. W. A. CARTER Auctfoneer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

Neutrality-suspicious. ROOMS TO LIT. WITT,
ID board house with M e modern Improvement.
location desirable, ~ Henry STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

BOARD OK hpooKLV2 HEIGHTS ~ aESTLEMAN
~ ind large and Handsomely furnished ranu
Willow street. brooklyn, three walk from Val stree
and Fulton ferries. also side room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ACCONInD DATE
II single gentlemen. Of a parry Of gcntcmen with pafial
hoafd The house u aud - AL The modern improve
rnens and i situated IL eghiui n.gaoDrbooi. Cal 81 q
West Twenty nfst street )
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

w I. MEIIoR, .AUcTIosEER-By HoUGHroS 4
viii be sold superior toned az 4 IL octave
panotores, made by ndeman Gilbert yanwinkle
without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-25

DokRp IN SOUTH BRooKLYE-Two SINGLE GEN
D i~reD grn,i-nan md his WIFE, hsyN pleasant
front r,es large snail With In agreeable private
auily where they have comfortable home residing
within ye tnng,es walk II south terry al ~ President
Partlaf board for gcuilcmen. TcrIas mgicrals.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-09

= 10 The Missouri Republican of the 3oth
ult., states that the last that was heard from
some Of the members of the Illinois Legisla-
ture, they were on the rail between Chicago
and Bloomington, engaged in a vigorous at
tack on a snowbans, endeav oring by all pos
sibIe means, TO "remove the deposits" Sew
esalof them, who were suffering from severe
colds and other ills incidental to SO exposed
a situation, had declared a strong opinion
that the banks 10 question we're unconstitu.
ti0aai. 10 tas
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TELEGRAPHIC!
| Reported expressly for the Daily Journal ]

lkeportcd expressly for the Daily Journal.
~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
30 - CINCINNATI, Feb. 8, p. NJ.
Flour SsaSlO, firm; better demand for
mess pork, sales 700 bbls at $l2; As bbls
cloverseed sold at 660a662. Business mod.
erately active under existing circumstances.
River unchanged. Weather cold: one
inch of snow fell this afternoon.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8.
Alton packet commenced trips this morn
ing. Three or four arrivels from the Ohio.
River falling weather coldand windy.
taaa LOUISVILLE Feb. 3.
River low, feet 6 inches IN canal. Wea.
Their turning cold, sleeting. River closed
above.
CINCINNATI, Feb. z. P. NJ.
Raining here this evening, weather mild.
Flour firm SO; whisky 244; 600 bbls mess
pork l2j under the favorable prospect for a
resumption Of navigation, business is inn
Provingj eastern xchange dull aal premium.
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q NGn ss.oNA K.
rmRrr.rHrRD coscREss-sEcoxD SESSION

nrlas WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.
SENATE.-The bill reported by Mr.. Toucy,
from the Judiciary Committee, To establish
United States Circuit Court in California,
being under discussion, DIR. Weller moved 10
fix the salaries vi the Judges at Sc zoo
Messrs. Stuart and Johnson made speeches
in opposition to this amount, and Mr.. Weller
in favor Of it, and alter some further debate, in
which Messrs. Petit, Chase, Benjamine and
others participated, the bill was postponed.
The bill aPproprIating 100000 Tor oPe ming
the mouth Vi the Mssissp, River was amen.
ded by increasing the amour, 10 100000 aud
then passed.
The Senate took up the French Spoliation
Bill.
After some debate, in which Messrs. Hun.
ter, Clayton aud other participated, the bill
passed. Yeas 80; nays IL.
The bill appropriatiDg $35O.000 for the
improvement oi Baltimore harbor was then
taken up and pending the discussion the Sem
ate adj, urned.
The House spent some time in considering
the consular Reform Bill, but Without any
result.
The House then went into committee of
the whole upon the Ulll providing Tor the pay.
ment of such portion of the / exas debt as
came within the provision OF the existing
law.
Mr.. Giddngs was opposed 10 the expen-
diture of the public money in this way, while
Ohio and the other States had to pay their
own debts.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee moved an amend
ment, by reducing the appropriation in the
bill, from $8.500000 tn S5,l50,000. This
was objected 10 by severei members, who
said The bill in that shape would be rejected
by Texas.
Without taking the question the commit
tee arose.
The friends of the bill again moved TO GO
into committee on the bilIi but the motion
was lost BY the opponents OF the bill slipping
out on lobby. leaving no quorum present. A
call Of the House was then had, and one
hundred and fifty three members responded.
| The House then adjourned.
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DAILY JOU r N A l..

RIVER ABovE.--A gentleman who arrived
here from Louisville last evening, says there
IS but four feet water on Portland Bar. The
Fanny Bullitt had given up her trip. The
Twitchell had started and returned. The
Crystal Palace could only get to Portland.
The Eclipse is lying two feet out of water.
The BulIitt, however, was selegraphed to
leave Yesterday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-09
\ m LBS No. Cotton Batting and rael candlewict
1VV for sale at T. BACON CO.'S
jsn27 Family Grocery. Main strsee.
The NEST sItraordRary discovery in the World Is the
Great arabian Remed for Man aud Beast.
n. G.. FARRELL'S
ARABIAN LlNIMENT.

CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT
ME beautiful and fertile region shirtips the desert OF
Arabia. abounds with rare plants and odorous woods
Gus and penetrating properties L is when applied diaused
pain nfrutes Try it, when you will be convinced
Mat no preparation possesses SO high degree its
s .s 10 soSs
storing limbs aud where the flesh has
wasted away leaving nothing but skis and bcne exces
Is restores
and this in why it has Teen in diseases
this remedy any other PRODUCED
For of the il Is specific
internal s y VAL III fa .ss great
cramps swelling bness week joints. spine and chest
pains wounds cilbans burns sore throat bites Of
nearly all diseases which require external ppcaon
many Others greatly benefited by it. 1t is ued extrnay
Evil Liver plant diseases For horses
eate.t IL eheetual In diseases Of VIII
case Of S.eeny isexenes; also SPAWN spint Rngsous
Bruises. etc.
LOOK OFT FOR coUNTERFErTs,
The pnblc are cautioned agan smother c9sntsrit wh.ei
has lately made its appearance ealedW Fsrr-s Arabian
IMMINENT the most dangerous OF all the becsu
his having the name OF will buy IL in COED ith
without the kno~~dge that counterfeit exist aud they vii
perhaps ouiy srror when the spurious
IRE genuine article Is uactur-d only by H. O. Farrell
sole inventor and and wholesais druggist No
Agencies be addressed Re with the IL
tiers H. q. before the Farrcils thus-H. q FARRELL
and his signature on the al are
Wholesale and retairA gents. Evansville. Ind.
and BY regularly authorized agents throughout the Unite
aS- Price Is and 20 cents. a. dsi per beetle.
AGENTS WANTED Ia eve own. village and hamlet 4
address IT, G. Farrell as above accompanied with re
ference rs TO character responsibility. dc. rov1-6
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DIR. John B. GENTRY. OCUIIsT.

WILL GIVE mis- UNDIVIDED TO Disc THE EYES
''f Ss: Sss s sS%%S viii
sYeS.nS capacity a.I rs.di,s the
& s mad: g s can
a6a:s.sa aS:s: O. F r. e X, were
:s ss e last who ss
mott and no about be placed
% ain
disease having s.i.s.d With Of them far bach te
that in the insedbIs short time four week:
n1s they isr
hsf their disease W. therefore recommend R
'''''' - T. ". PowxLI. Gsssipor Of Ksasaely.
BE- Mlsrr Estn rss:.ufsr ;
!. ss's.i riS S'.. Auditor. Sisas Appeal"
FnssxyoRr yaauAty ,zth. 1Ssl
s.s. *
p;s. sq srs !, "a, 40: y deprived of's and said
ws:.. her .s.is bee. ~ DR.. Gentry
s :s s:s e
s.: s s;;::s. Judge. o..'.t A''..-
FsAxkvoRv sept. T. 1854.
Ebu. JOIN j. CRITrENDEN snd X r. MISUNDERSTANDING
Dr. h. Gentry Of city poets visit New Orleans
coming winter for the praeens h profession
We therefor mmeud him In the hshest terms
he having provea the seiesthe k In Ms prsss
5 TaSs \ ssons'A.'- Farmers.
s sM. r bo sssnA.' H.rs-.r. Dealers.
} K ka s4ss.. DRY Good. Merchants.
JAMES NoxRoE Police Judge.
3. al I. .uckkrr Proprsssors OF Maasioa Houss.
w wx CANES s1nsas'1S Dry Good. Merchants.
%R G n,sx' Keeper. Of Livery Stables.
/ j. O. HKxxDox County Judge
Nv. B. " AxARsDA Proprietor Fran Kiln Hsuss.
W. b. HOLMAN. City Marshal.
". T. HERSD0S. Sherin Franhin County.
d. J. Nouns. Deputy Sheriff do 90.
DAVID 4EgnwETHsk. Frabkfort Hotel.
o. w. CsADD6cK. Atty. Law.
joins n. HARLAN. City Attorney
JAMS HARLAN. Atty. Gepsral Of Ky.
Wsars acqusntd with ht gentlemen who have signed the
above dston Of DR. Genry know them TO he
Of great rspectaby aad entitled T. be such.
This VI shss<fuAy certify. y. cRIrrExpkN
r. p. LErcHER.
oyvrIr or sEcRsrAHr srArL.
Co.. NJ 8, HAxcocx-My dear Friend have the pleasure
you Gentry OF this city wbe Visits Your
city . bro Oeut The tbs
highest in bis profession in ths part Of the State
aed ne has male sene With with
in personal The DscsoY
community and hindnss you may shsv him. assure
upon your friend. and obsdisnt ,sryans;
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Below We give Rsbert Of the Citssps' Committee,
which appointed TO AZ the value Of Free Bank pa
per. These gentlemen were selected from among opl
best There 10 important difference b.
tween THIS lsssncation and that sds By the Assoca.
ton OF Free Bankers 1t the late meeting There IL
very general feeling among al clsssss Of people In the
city and country TO be governed By uniform rae for
Free Bank money: and far - learn, the FOL.
lowing list gives satisfactiop. - 1910.
In regard 70 an agency the Committee, In view Of
the appointment of DePxuw Anu DefFees BY the Free
Bankess for the purpose contemplated BY the cit
sens have concluded 70 defer that matter, and salts
factory allow Bankers Agency supsrceds the
the COMMITTEES was directed 70 establish: a. 81,
la.! no REPORT.
TIE committee appointed n public meeting Of the
Business Men of indianapolis, held xt the Coun House,
December 3Oth 1854. 10 examine the securities OF the
Stock Banks OF indiana and clssssy them according 70
the value bonds deposited with the State Auditor
report rs follows. and recommend that the bill be re-
ceived at the prices named should any Of the banks
named In tbs FIRST class refuse to redeem 10 DIN the
value the second third cassss change the classic
cation will be altered accordingly. ss >3H r
- GEO. +. BROWNING, Secretary.
Indianapolis, Jan. IL, 1855. ist
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0- We learn from an exchange that u 9
principal clerk Of the House has but one as
sistant, while the clerk of the Senate has
three, with the power to employ as many as
he, Pleases, provided they are ell Old Linersl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-09

't"AMEN TO THAT SWEEP PRAYER. THE
Emperor of Russia hopes to oe found with the
"Sword in his hand aud the Cross in his
heart" Europe echoes his hope, simply re-
vOsinQ the locality Of the two articles.
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NOTICES hereby given. that the Deee~ Term. A.
d. 1854 81 the Court Of Common Pleas ofvsnderburs
after final
ceased Atty doll.rs remaining
tion the heirs said heirs
PEAR the next Of said Court their
tive share. JACOB LUSKENHEIMER. C. C. c.. p.
f ..-. kaaderburgh county.
bAkEr GaRvis, Att e: dsca-3tw
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PRor. banning lit will be seen by adver-
tisement that this gentleman will remain at
the Washington Hotel, until the last Of this
week. tt =
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above seectlOns, nothing Included
that highly useful and desirable There nearly
1900 VALUABLE GIFTS.
which, be the above list Is fine farm.
dwelling house several elegant psror furniture.
beautiful carriage hne sold Watches chains pens. pins
bvxes. dressing cases. etc.
paid). with the enclosed
will With prompt attention. The ravipg and
bered receipt Ting the holder chance in the
and the Of its forwarded by
Mail. Address orders L. w. ABOTT.
Fourth St. Louis No. where the engraving be had
ON application, or 7. CONJUNCTION " CO..
jan26-tf Evansville.
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sTATR OF INDIANA, lse
VasHerbuvah l0uats S"
in and roargn Circuit Co TT

va y lsuit Tor Divorce
Marie =. Stark. -far Il 4ls.
apP=arinx afhdavit nled with she pasutifs
paint that Marie s. STARK Is necessary party this
the object Of which
resident the State Indiana
fhsreore hereby notified Of peadncy
waved that thuyame will stand
ofthis court 20 be begun and held Ev
ansville. on the third Mondsy in April A. ID. 1855
JACOB LUGKETHHIEER c. w. q. c..
CHANDLER & HARLAN. Attys. for PHI. jan2e-4w
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the pfAnt
"A setting forth that the said defendants Aeneas MeCzs
ter aud Jesse W. McCalter not residents Of Indiana
and th,t of acton founded upon contract exists
against them; said therefore hereby notified
OF the peudsncy action will stand
trial AZ the next Court he te1un held tie
Soar. Houseia Evansville the third Monday in pr
ID. 1885. In vacation Jsn Sch 1855.
JACOB LUNKENHElMER, CIV. g. c.
CHASDLEz HARLAN for PIPE ianl2-3tw
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HENRY STEES,
NOTARY Poetic AND JUSTICE OF PEACE

MT. CARMEL. ILLS.
NV Ill attend Securing Claims in south
Estern Illinois, and all other Business apPertaining
10 said offices. paying taxes &c.
Refer W. Page. Esq Cashier Canal Bank. Evansville
ey1e-1yw
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COTTON RATTINf; ACFNCY

HAVE the gency OF the Chameleon Cotton Batting Mi,.
and shall keep stock hand of No. and No 2. all
times 10 the lowest cath price at
janis COOKS Family Grocery.
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CRESCENT. G.. CITY ,yEogNP.x syE sIsHClS

VXTE manutAesrs ell kinds Of Mschaefy equal il style
~ and quality TO aAy made In the and At
able price,.
Fire and Steam Regimes. Horse Power Saw and
Grist will Gearing Irons Pafer Johnston HotcbHis
Water Wheels shstns Pulleys. pipes pumps cast iron
or houses fence snd ee'eory rail ns hosting Wheels
shesrs lahes boring mi tobacco and lard screws
wrought work for bridges. coal inc work
Rslroaj Car Wheels In short all kind Of iron and Bass
work In our line OF business. n
Now Is the time to lay in orders for spring work. Hyins
orknsa. ws feel assured sssfacton and eiAr
antes be done right Prompt attention given
repairs Of Steamboat and Land Machinery.
All orders nail should be given plainly and particularly
aud with when coming from those with whom
We have nos had previous dealing.
We the highest price for iron bras and Copper
Fousdry en- and 4. Canal Canal and Inse
JANIS q. d. EGGLESTON 4 CO.
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2, An order r. ,hs Gesrt Of C.%%sc risss
the estate Of John NJ Blair deed 9Th OF
lass ~ the Court House door Esaaviis tbs
ton e ar Of r qr Of See s Town T. II West.
containing 70 subject 70 mortssgs Of s9o 70 the
north part Of fr.ctiea section IS. Town T. II West.
known the Blair Farm.
Terms Of sale sad
Interest. dec21. 5v II. Q. WHEELER. Adm'r
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE


above permanently located ON First be-
IL Main and Sycamore (Caldwelps Hall in
the City Of Evansville md and TOR the Of
Students all times from the first Of until the md
die OF May.
The up style equal any other similar
Institution in the West and eli shall be wanted the
respect.
The system adopted 10 teaching is Analytical Inducve
exercised in making original entries iounazDE takg
OF trial balaoces closing variety Of differ
ent sets Of ooks both Tor and
incladipg balance sheets lin performing prcy the
duties that viii be required in the
thus quafy the entering the
duties Accl kind OF business. tn
DuUBLE Entry BooK-KEEPING
10 all its var, branches Including to tvs Re-
ness Accounts Carrsat aes Mercantile
tons and complete system OF Commercial Correspon
ISsIRUcroS being impaired individually IN eissses.
students therefore enter at time and i'd the
Of their capacity.
rsI curse he completed eight weeks.
aud may reqsre than four weeks The how
TnE Pa,SsIraL will take pleasure in doing eerythns in
his students and make them rough
srr ON As award To- those deemed worthy Of them
eenns H. Keeping s2o Coz inciuaine steam. Boa;
ping s2iOo Mere ,ntile Calculations $500
Young wishing qualify Practical Book
Keepers are respectfully invited call at the Rooms dur
satisfy themselves in the adv
tags be attending course ofiesonsin
institution.
orddry business qaaacaticns en- IN months learn
practical Book Keepngin this school than
could iearoe in the Counting House Ia num Of
Hours Of insructioh to ~ =. from IA r.
in the evening Pupils attending the evening
will furnish their lights For further nisrma-
ton call at the rooms or address n. urdss'yned
to the nnd.r.irasd JEREMIAH BENIN; PiinciPaf..
EVANSVILLE. August. 1851. auef4
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kES12D4& D"oS
TIE PEOPLES lFrENTERPRlSE ASSOCIATION.
ZONE LIES HAPPP HOURS"
a BEAUTIFUL ENGRAYING, .dJvD a SHARE
IN THE GIFTS,
FOR ONE DOL AR!


VHHE subscriber would inform the public that he has estab
hed agencies throughout the country the disposal
Of the beautiful engrav known One Of Lie's sppy
Hours Is beautifully executed Steel and lie worthy
Prominent place either p-rior or drawing room The orr
sinal paiutns y Me- Lilly NJ SPeBcer) present In the
possession OF Mr. Charles steon Tn engraving twenty
by inches representing and lovely
blooming Nth health; her Knee stands hns
looking little fellow. in puckipg flowers from vase
table hand and entwining them his other
hair which ewing 10 his dePredaons hanging sonewhss
about cf beautiful neck while the countenaUce Of
each Indicate that the artist did fail represent Ons Of
Lies Happy Hours
by issuing copies she subscriber is enabled furnish
them price aud completing the sale prsshs
u the members Of che association the foilowi,g
VALUABLE PROPERTY:
Farm in Cook county. Illinois. ~ with fns
dwelling house, han. necessary hous ID and
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EGG inform their fienS and ths ssasrai
Vine Division SITS the purpose
featuring and repairing all kinds OF SHEET IRON and COP
PER WORK helonsing to STEAMBOATS,. STEAM EN-
GIN ES and Mil Work And thew moved rom their
of stand Main building for
of executing al such Kind Of work They will
also do kind Tin Roofing Cutters houses and
other hind Of job Work with OF the above
branches. Call at the rizn of the Mammoth Coffee Pot
GETS 4 sdJmw (EnruiIereory.)
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UDURE Cider Yinsgar expressly for family uis ut
ii jam r. BACON co. 3 Family Grocery.
m ,NINos. Chess Brek hlocks.
DsekgamrNn Boards aad variety oftsie notions just
rec d By jaa27 "A. O. PUSHEE.
SHAWLS.l-io0 Misses' cold Nett ShawIs;
~ 100 black emh'd do; Of the newest
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pssmsIia Wagon. his wife. -
Nd said Plaintiff and ales his compliant.
and IL appearing BY ahdavit 6led with rlsnt
said bsfsndans are necessary parties 70
with and has relation TO real estate and that the
aid nonresidrs Of the State Of Indisna;
The B. Wagnon Parmelia his wife,
therefore hereby notified pendeney ofssd .eses
and that will stand for trl next term OF sd
Court he'd the Court House in Evansville IN enc
county yanderbrrgh and State Of Indiana vhehterm wiz
sommence on the third Monday aprii. less.
JAG bB LUEKENHEIxEPs o. " &C.
BAxEI GAny1s for P1'G, yeof-NN
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