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u.LL BoLLINGER
pEARCE g. FERGUSON,

PEARCE g. FERGUSON,
Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
IIats. Caps, Books, Shoes, Umbrellas, and
READ1-MADE CLOTHING.
North side Iav street. FAYETTEVILLE, y. c. szs
re- Strict attention paid to orders.
3. F. PEARCE. =.
October lst J. Is. FERGUSON -
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TROI# rs MCLEAN,

nv IL ~ NICLI1<A4>,
,,ror~Exs A. ~ CoUNs.LLOIss AT LAW
And S,Iieitors in Equity, =.
LUIBERTON. \. &. O. Y
Roi,fEr E. TRo ~ ALEXANDER MCLEAN 4
February 9th. Gm x
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q. VI Campbell, u,

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AUcTIONEER COMMISSION nIERCHANT'
East sid o. Gillespie street,
FAY TrEvns.E, y. G.
Dct.l,pr l. 1854.
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DQ6lARs IN ADVANCE.

persecution tfhe cry will rally to any sect
hosts of noble spirits, who otherwise would
hold it in religious abhorrence.
s. Many wllo were hanging loosely by the skirts
of Catholicism and being gradually but surely
from it's communion, are fred
..;6 new zeal aud compacted by the sense Of
oppression.
The weapons Of this warfare are not carnal
We acknowledge the kind intentions. but de
cline the allianc oaf politicians. 1t is burden
some This co.@3G ) ~belongs to us-pro-
testant Christians, Pfutestant Churches, ITO
testant Journals and societies, as such. We
want no direct or Indirect aid from Govern
|sseut int managing it, believing tbat if let atone,
witl, trnth on our side, we ca bflAg 1t forth to
victory. as.-ssss-S -. =
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~ LLIl " Il q W
Dealer in
DPy GOODS AND GROCERIES,
FAMILY PROVISIONS, &C
Font Of Uuymoum, F"WttsrtI', y e.
Ortohcr Z. lS5f II
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TAX ANOTICE.

ia !. NOTICE.
u,,inn houaht the entire interest of Mr. Reuben
,. ~ ,bo frm of Jones < Lett. l shall continue
I;,e .t tho we'll Known stand Person street
n,,,,a.it. the Cane + ar Bank my own account
Where all nv friends he Trading public. and the rest
Of nanknd.' spectfuliy lnvteu 70 can s''i"
,t.. t,.nr selections ffrom 4 NEW STOCK of SUI
D,ror FAMILY GROCERIES, toNfEcfioNA''ir"S'
SPRING AND SUI MER DIX -GOCDo' &C. g.
| an lini- Of conntr rro,luce taken in exchange fo
goods. wv I,rr
April 6. 1875. d. W. 'i1'
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FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., SAT

REMOVAL.
COUNCIL, RAY & CO.,
Have removed from their former stand on ~ s
to the store north side of Hay street, recent oN
MED bv Mr. r. NJ. Orrell, where may pe iouno
STAPLE AND FANCY DRf-uooD''
o, which are Ladies' Dress Goods. Gloves coii'1s
sleeves Flouncng, Linen Camhrie Handkerchie'S' "
Also, .noEoG
pEADY-NADE CLOTHING, BOOTS MD o1'oi1'''
Hats and many other things
Please call and examine
JNo 7. CoUNcII- ALEX. RAY, JOHN y. N'o"o'' /
Favette, ille July 7th u
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An Irish schoolmaster said to his pup, =,
Gentlemen, if YOU will all be slie"'' VIC S""''
know who makes the noise
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G. M. WILLIAMS Z co.

IS. W. WILLltaiS Z tV' 80
Have justrecc we'd large and we'll selected
mcnt of Ss-4.s =
INRBW ARE AND GROCERIES,, -
which they i'ts she attention Of Country Msreh7
ants. + E'.S so
II .I.y.&o B0LI4INCsElR .{E---eS- - ssZ-=-
AYErTENILLE FOUNDRY. -
Castings of every description ut,le to order
lot of ia alhct Metal for sale.
WINSLOW STREET.
Oct l. 1851 tt
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ROWMAN. SELLERS & CO.,
Ep1 COMMISSION NIERCIANT's
and Cotton Factors,
So 34I-ss Pine Street, NEW xOIs n. =
- - sx.-sss-ss - D. W. 30 ONrMzA ssszes
is.-ss 4s..s sssssss { - w H. @SEfsLEES
A.. Y,e5S y.nd EDW: D. MCPHERSON
| n B-Particular attention paid to consignmentz
of Naval Stores.
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-. 80 = 1SsN. AIN "a letter from Rev. NJ
TlSY,a !. home miss ionary Stationed in Mad
rszk1 writes to the>P Poortland Mirror, utder
alaJ une 25ths that the people in that pof-
k;op 81 nj aine are, and have been for some tune,
Il slate of starvation. II states. thatprohaoly
- hhntlrett families, with an average OF eight
s;liren each, have gone without bread fron from
s. u eight weeks at time tins spf'ns fa"s a"es
l,flait IS said they have cate" snakes. ono ~, ~
- cases s~of starvation are said TO nave oc. ~
81 eisre r. rhe spring opened Fish and game
~ s|Ssc.,ce around the older settle
Aane and nanysof-tI,e men are too much aa. tam
and disheartened. to take 10 '''o "00N''
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IrSx.rrpa1 AcorAINTANcE.--Peop tE@F
o,aor in Concord on Monday last, nd
mention Of singular instance of affection Iaai
ifestcd ON the part of child about seven yea''
ola for that Formidable reptile, the black snsks'
As the story goes, the child was observes
peatcdy to stray short distance IRON Z,
home. (in Gilmanton, or near the poroei 81,
Louden and GiImanton and Always Nv y ra n.s a.er
| same direction. Being followed 10 us 80
there was fonnd coiled by its side very lsre-
! hlack snake. while another of those plea
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AyAIIcE, CRIME AND DEATH Aho
Jouru.,l OF Monday last says:
g A man 73 years of age died on trida4
night last, OF an affection OF the heart havi,s
performed on the day previous to his death
allotted task in apparent good health. IF
i,au leaves s property valued at 100000, and VI
incarcerated for the period of two years for tse
crime of forgery to the amount of S25! ID
old chap was miserly in the extreme, deny nS
to himself the smallest luxury beyond the priso5
fare of bread and water, and beefs-heas
broth. y
"At the tine of his arrest for the nlleges
forgery, he was rendered counsel VINO plcosss s9'
themselves to clear him for fee Of $500 n
this the old man replied, that If convicted u
sentence would only be for two gears, ana ~
didn't think he could make his expenses am
two hundred and fifty dollars year oms o' -
no,itent;arv and it would cost him nothing. u
live there, and he would save that much ahs
how y"
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| Tho fellow who endeavored to raise himself
bv scandazing others, has Abandoned the job.
| and has taken seat in wheel barrow, tryihS
to wheel himself into public favor. His success
| so far is not brilliant
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Mr. Youatt, of England in cases OF ,p perf""r f"",
bitten by mad dogs has healed more more 'ua and 'p uor
hundred cases with mnriatee oh hEaranhobia !.
.:ton one nin ~ ,ha New York Tribune states that
o5ea xIefr " and tps steam have cured several cases o
hvtlrophobia.
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--,.e-The man who advertlses 10
The the man who never refused to lena ',1
nsas; rs and snu the fellow who is court'ns your
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cauehf Int per,nitted TO 60 free, under the
,'o1;of nrevalent to some extent, that the death
Of the charmer would result in that Of the chiio
tation III that they would destroy the SNAKE
very large specine she k"s~ o OF , SsIe~ ore
more she could play with, if they TOOK '''''
.vav = Ne,o Hampshire ct0kes"]""'
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No subscription Will he fcceiNe' i'
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With the view of extending the circulation ~ 4
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fers the following remarkably lo~
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: .kron, ,sr ktreza ef- 1yntt.

& PRoD1eY.- Quite on top ofthe Blue haages
near the Yancey line. IN C.) there lives y lad,
in many particulars much like snake!s lie Is.
from appearances, ehaut 13 years old, wen
grown and looks quite healthy His talk, TO
a stranger is very indistinct ); bis tongue seem
ing heavy, very often thrusts oeyoho tne
mouth, with "A rolling vibratory motion His
back which saw and touched myself, is pcd
with light and livid coiors much like the dark
ratt1e-snakc; it also possesses scaly nature,
smooth. when rubbed downward; but quito
| rough when the hand passes upward LIS
| hands are covered with hard, bony eXcresceh1
ces. as if disposed to form rattle!
/ He has a strong taste for music-exceilct
ONLY bv serpents, which are charmed from tneirs
victims by music.
| When winter has gone, and spring comes
with Il smiling sun, great caution IS fequ'fe's
to prevent his running into the woods; ne snow
iny strong disposition to steal INTO the Way
forest. there to enjoy himself, by lying Oh o'd
''' ions or at other tines, dashng, without sens
Of fear into the waters of the l4yhnvlllc, RUIZ
ming not far from his mothers home.
1t is.said the mother-a lady OF some agl
t now-was. before the birth of this strange son
walking through an old field, i'll search OF rcedA
e to be used as qnlls in weaving. She steppes
T. ION a rattlc-s,ake, but without being bitten
II After turning round, with not much antght
l. she proceeded to dispatch the venomous heasl
l. which mothers and their daughters are not a'
e raid to attempt in these mountains. Dut
r strange to tell that son, in body ana m'ns n ~
. bears marks of bis mothers peri'--marks on tn
v souamors monster whose chilling rattle =
IF heard, and whose writings OF death were ie,
l. bv that mother, while 6r"tst"g the sefPe"lI
J. ..hr,dr' Some strange things up here in the I
~ ~''s',n'lo g WESLEY.
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hetween Catholics ard Protestants, III oispaf-
.,.yeu,cnt Of the latter, and by those who have
hitherto thought and acted otherwise
comparatively feeble sect has been eieFa-
ID MO Undue importance According to the
representation of the census, in 1880, the no
man Catholic Church has but LIZ ch"fches
which can accommodate only 62l ,ooo hearers n, :
Not one-eleccuth of the number of CHURCHES oe-
/ longing to the Methodist scarcely more '"an nt
Of the number of of the naptsas Gt It
the number Of u 'hs tbe %ols Number
has not vi ""eie ,DIe Methodist have more than ""e-
rspoL'aud ~d and the Baptist nearly enn TO- nation
" a nd this handful, sparty aspiring
.,;,n INV nronoses to ,csisH ,e hoa hoo, :,
amy the General of Jesuits hmsef nad pee" da m
he could not saRen %1.' the Protestant and
vised 'l1;pe re'm the Catholic cause.
should this platform succeed to the govern
meat we shall be Put back where England rh;s was
before the act of Catholic emancipation ms
is taking steps backwards-back OF ourselves s.
1t gives Catholics the tremendous benefit o.
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JEWELRY STORE OF

ewATHMEY BUILDINGS FIRST STREET, DOORS BELOW
OFFICE.
this Store keep constantly hand large and general
~ of Watches Clocks and Jewery of ali kinds
and of the best styles and quality.
have Just receved large stock fNew aelry both use
full and ornamental which for public inspection
Ny stock will be constantly supplied by additions with the
which bust
sell atthe lowest prices
Repairs any kind executed in acompeent manner. and
81 low charges.
and all repairs done at warranted
Goods Old Cold and Silver on the most liberal
terms.
Those anything in line. respectfully iny
Ted to examine my stock and prices. jan3-H
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS
III. i. HART-sLISs. THK ACE OF HARRIS
Still ALIYE AND NOT YET QUITE BURNT

wv GUILD inform the citizens of Evansville and his
wv toners orally that he is their service
of Main and First Shanklin Rey's
with ne stock boots shoes comprising Lades
Shoes description Also misses and infants shoes
gents the staple Stogay
finest French pump together with full supply of
CATERS SLIPPERS shoes pumps. ETC. Please call
and for yourselves You always nd me at home
less absent professional bdsne such collecting bills
taking measures, attendngte the little
r. i.
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ENGAGE YOUR FRUIT.

Rs. e. HAFF would invite the attention Of her
IVA friends and the that
ceyes su eient number of orders doing
she will fruits IN tin
satisfaction, at the lowing
Peaches. Ounces, Plums and BIackberries per
Hotels giving large orders for Tonatoes will
supplied at cs Id. Persons giving orders
the opening CT the season. be supplied these
Persons wishing samples them at the
ner OF FIRST and Locust streets ie2
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NEW YORK BAKERYl


On First street opposite the Post Office.
undersgned after long experience in the busn
- in the city New York. In which CT
edged to have superior in the of well APP
pointed bakery. would respectfully announce:
That be is fully prepared furnish all kinds Of bread
cakes erackers pies hot rolls doenus etc., either
wholesale retail.
Nsddings private PARTIES balls private families will be
supplied often desired with everything
oven at the shortest notice.
superior article of Graham and brown breads always
hand.
The proprietor will devote his attention exclusive
~ 20 his business which shall be executed in ye
be surpassed By any one. y2I = ]. O. GAUNT.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LEIGH & VERLTN G.
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock of
l. Drugs and Medicines of j. Nj. ID. Miller g. Co.. and
intend carrying he Drug business the we'll known
stand of Keller Farnsey, No. IA Water street. under
the irm Of LEIGH 81 Verling-
Charles LEIGH, ofthe firm hopes he is favoraby known
to the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter Verling. othe
rm having been clerkng in the present store the
last three years, fatters himself with having the cont
dence Gifts old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
erictattenton business, and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from oldand new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
febe5-Iy ETERvERLING.
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IyooDf wOonr


M GOD bought place in the city
w fromWm Green's Woodward near Eggleston's Foun
dry Orders /. & d. Heimann Main
treet mh266m WIN. GREEN. s
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nGA RIFLE BARRELS, hrst-rate article. togethe
W. with full supply of gun trimmings Just rec
Bells Ware House back of the new Court House:
rnr02 4 = :
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CAMPBELL q GR0scH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS;

EVANSVILLE. IND.
MANUFACTURERS efeyery description Of Brass Work:
Iva of equal quality 1T yhing
tured in the East, and favorable teras.
We keep constantly hand oil globes stop gauge
and cylinder cocks; church. bells;
friction metal soft and spelter well Ilpets
assortment of all other articles usually kept in this
We also appointed sole in this city sale
of Jas Thompsons celebrated leather betting These belt
far superior anything offered
riabiy when exhibited been awarded with the
MUM Samples OF the be the establish
We receiving afull supply of MCGOWAN Patent
Double Acting Force and Lift article
ed for cistern. well and railway purposes.
Every description Castings
nished at Cincinnati prices.
The highest market price paid fos old copper
zinc, -
All orders addressed viii with prompt i'm
mediate attention. aplO
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HAKDWARE. NEW sTOe

HARDWARE. NEW sTOCh.
asscFment Of HardTsre cutiefy eso etc II Which
r. T0aa an Saa y n
ally in order that they satisfy themselves that
being made BY direct portatons Europe
u sa on VIZ MS
p Poo Knives 575 gross: every ssys and pattern
ssy:hs, 100 grain Superior quality
crsdlss grain; IS Dozen. ass d qsslitis;
Forks hy and manure; go Dozen from common to best
BAY syi rakes; 20 Dozen blood brand"
IS ss ssi p handled
Chains; 10 casks. trace and log
shOvels and Spades 40 dozen A@s. Rowlsn@S ana
Sleeves and Riddles Is dozen almost every nu@ger
saws; 50 dozen. hand rip tenor compass WOOD etc.
Flames y Gass bench = and m al asssriptiohs
Butte zoo dozs9 9rI,n sG ers aGa shu''
Anss So ss s4 Ss9R Gil fGae ana
Coffee mills; % Dozen y9Elaus Patt n5 san silver
S Tes Es.s o gF casks light and smooth
Anrer s.' f6 dozen assorted kinds and brands.
Strap hinges; 1000 lbs. "a inches.
Sad irons; 100 lbs. 70 lbs.
Tar large asorens Of ralors steel and
sO wool and horse cards hoTis dust
shears hatehets haEmer ehsls and Of every
carpenter pencils sPsetaelss and cases. port
harps, haifpins. thimbles. ste.. etc.
o,,s AND On casKai of which will be
sold exceedingly low for cash appT9yss time pager by
the ne W Hardware sors below Branch Bank,
Evansville. Ind. apr
LEATHER AND FHNDTN - .,reet
d5poset6s BANK aFF sfJp
ofleather and findings, censistingin part of
1900 sides of soleleather Hemloek and spanish
50 doz. morocco, No /. @ and A, Tampco extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French
75doz KiI-Prsme City, heavy country, light me
dium
90 doz Cochineal Roam
10 ''Pnk blue and green do
90 +" Lnings-Pink, blue. and green.
90 Bindngs-Lindsey' cape goat anasheep.
s :" Patent kid skins.
$50 q Calfskihs-light. heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
Q 8. Oil thong leather,
10 50 Madras Kid
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts,
Boot trees rasps, avis piReers wax nails balls tack
stamps thread, buffers slicker wheels keys hook
and ali other oolsand materials Used by shoe maker
all (which will be sold on the most reasonable term
je14
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n
g. THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm of Seantli1
Ez & Parvin has returned from Princeton and tax
49, en- up his residence permanently in rms cirY-
y where he will devote HIS DISQUALIFICATION TO al
branches their business Mr. s. would call the
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock Of STOVES, TIN and SHEET.
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining To
their business They also prepared do all sorts
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work. Steam boat
work. &C., DC. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notice and in the perfect STYLE
Call at the store of SCANTLIN & PARV1N.
novl4 Main steet, bet FiTstand Second.
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FANCY IL STAPLE DRY GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER, 1865.

AHANKLIN REILLY would respsctfulIy invite the att
- tention oftheir customers and the public
large stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods a
esyed raeng great variety ofsyles in class o.
goods which will be gold lowest priees
ssting in part of the following; viz:
Black and cold cloths and eassimeres;
Plain and fancy linen drills and Mar5elles vesting
Kentucky jeans cottonades and denims;.vss1nsy
Fancy prints. lawns. gingbap4zTnes;
Black and fancy '5agu and nournin goods; -.
FrsuHh of Irish linens napkins tabls
and bIeaehed line table cloths
ity spreads. Marseilles quilts English end
sieIy gloves trimming. fancy goods silk
brelas and parasos carpets floor and table oil cloths Pan
anna Leghorn and palm leaf hats bonnets
quito MEETINGS, etc. SHANKLTN& REILLY,
APPS Cornaf of Main 4 First SITS.
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WHY FEMALES SUFFER- IN HElM.TH.
THE MARRIED woMAN'S =
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPANi0N5
DR. NJ MOP1rE

BY DR.. a. NJ. MoRICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF WOMEN.
One Heedrealth Edition GOO, O0O) 18no PIP. ESQ.,
standard work established reputation found CHASED III
the essloggesef the great Trade Sales Of New York.
Sn as &. t sas sS b the
EVERY here discover. by comparing her own
poms with those described the nature
her complaint and be spared much anxiety and
rern we'll the pleasantness of making known
maxim quries physician respect the numberless
mother has often need and advice respect
her situation which she will This
what the matter aad tells her what to do fox it, in simple
but chaste words, and such as she understand.
Those suffering Instructions irregularities peculiar
to the female system. from PKoLAPsus Calling
the Of prevenon eliOIatien. and relief -.
mstbe to every husband if the piess laws
aIing . the marriage state were se5r s
sens that Will rather suffer
plants peculiar to the female only. =.
In cory 81 she Married Woman Private Medical Com
ssrbs her every symptom feeling and aens and which
Extract of letter from gentleman in Dayton Ohio ]
Dr. A. NJ MoRrcEAUMy Dear sr-My vile has been per-
ofgreat anguish suffering before during
confnemeni every successive AID debiitated
which on the last supposed that
the worst heard highly Of Is
tantng some matters reaching On its receipt and
Ire sssd mind and the joy ID impaired WIFE
learning that the great discovery Of NJ NJ proy
dsS ned d s to me which &
have passed my all probability my Wife
would have been her grave children left motheress
INDIANA AGENTS:
u NJ 4 j. o. Howe, Bloomington; Paris Turner.
@ G. & i Hapss FL s EsyFs shss
and Hensly. Kokomo J. snodgrass Perrysyills; A.
N. Chamberlain. Elkhart Il. j. LaDgdon, Rockport
Dustin. geaersOnville W Allison franklin l. G. APP
pleeatc. Delphi, and SAMUEL LISTER. Evansville,
rs Upon receipt of One Dollar. THE ARRIED WO-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (nsil-
ed part United States Canadas
British Provinces. II letters post-paid and
dressed to ORA. MOROCCAN box 1874 New, York
Publishing Once. No. 1s9 Liberty street, New ork.
seP4 3n-daw E-f 4,s
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Ell ma q Just received per steamer Silver Wave =
Sh;t pleFs assortment OF Summer Coats Pants and .
OF ALSoA ags let ef IIats and Gaps Of great
Clothing Store under the Pavilion Hotel -,
jeIS A. LOBENSTTSE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-13
CLOTHING, &C.
THE ALLIES sURRENDERED..

SINCE MESSRS., ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
- leased the Ola Corner Stand Water under
journal Once filled it to Overlooking with the largest
and latest STYLES of Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nhing Goods and sell them astonishngy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boys Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the
Gentle Dress Goods and Tailors' Furnishing Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities for pure hasing
manufacturing superior ether house in the city
which enables them all times to fill all orders with the best
goods the bargains Country city
and the public generally respectfully invited to call and
examine their New Stock and Reduced Prices before
ing elsewhere. deel5-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-13
TO THE LANES.

VoC find superior article of Shoes First street
opposite the Post ONCE. The subscriber respectful
the ladies of Evansville and vicinity that
has fitted up store for ladies exclusively.
je2O-6m - GEORGE ATHERToN.