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N E w
]. B. HUNNICUTT,

"a HAvIsG purchased . stock Of Jewel
O@S ~, &c, Of JOB Borton, and moved his
M|A st OK TO the room Of Mr. Borten
NJ f. Immediately below the Pal adiufn o.
A&GLEA fee. has, with the two stocks conn
fun and hap ne assortment OF Je~eirY atches
Clocks Brasstpns Finger Rings Feb ard vest !" aieh
Chains Gold aa1 Silver Pencil Cases, spoons. specta-
eles CufIc-y silver Ware Of different kinds and II
fact sos every article usually kept in similar es-
tabIishnents They viii be sold OF as Jar terms as
they can be had any other establishment ana WAY
rsnted to be = hat they represented
A. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED A. the shortest
office and with care.
r B. HUNNICUTT, grateful fer the liberal Pa
,-o1,ga heretofore bestowed upon him. asks coEtin
nsnce of Il Old friends and the public respect
fnliy Invited 70 cali
Richmond June T. 1850 25-tf
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How to Raise Potatoes without Hoeing.

How to Raise Potatoes Without Hoeing.
In the first place, we plow the ground as
deep we conveniently Say from ten
inches to foot. We then mark out with
light one horse plow, two feet ten inches, to
three feet apart each way, not TO exceed three
feet, at most. making as light mark we
can. Plant soon we can after preparing
the ground, before the weeds have time to
start, at the rate of from FIVE to ten bushels to
the acre, according to the size of the seed,
large seed requiring more bushels per acre
than small ones. We cover about four inches
deep, and if the ground is not wet stepon each
hin, with both feet, to facilitate the sprouting
If the weather is favorable, they will be up in
ten days or two weeks. As soon as they make
their appearance, we go over them with a hoe,
covering about two inches deep with fresh
earth. That covers and keeps back all little
weeds and grass, and also, if early, protects
them from frost. The potatoes being strong
and vigorous, will be up again in few days
leaving the hill free from weeds. We let them
get about six or eight inches high, then 90
lightly each way between them, with shovel
pillow and just before the vines begin to fall,
we 60, once more each way, with the shovel
pillow. This forms the hill Just the right size,
if planted at the distance above mentioned,
and is all that is necessary to do, except it
may be for boy TO go through them and pull
out the scattering weeds, which viii be few
and far between; that may have escaped the
plow. If the ground is not very mellow it is
well to run the cutivator through them, be
tween the two plowings. We have raised our
potatoes in this way for several years, and
have always taken the first premium on them,
when we have taken them to the fairs. In
1852 took the two first premiums on po
tatoes at our Cuyahoga Co, Fair. one on the
el of table potatoes. To succeed IN this way,
it is necessary TO watch them closely Work
the ground far possible when it is dry,
and do everything at the right time. for if the
weeds once get the advantage, it is farewell
honions,'' as the Englishman said, when the
weeds got the start of his honion bed Ohio
Farmer.
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VlY virtue Of decree and directed frcn the
Wayne Circuit Court will expose public sale tie
Court house door II Cens-evs Wayne county Indiana
the sd day Of Jane 1855 hears Of 10 oclocx
A. NJ and O'clock P NJ. said day. the following de-
serlsed real The north ef section
ave township Sfteen. fourteen containing
drsd aad fry less, all sad
ccuosy % Wayne Aai Of Indiana Taken
Of joel Erpe-y satisfy
favor Of Freaerick Kramer
JOHN @. PAGE, Sheriff ". c.
Nag II. isSS- (sl Soo
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STAR ROGER TORE


JAMES JORDAN,
No. IL Vain street. Richmond.
TyAYING taken few doors of his former
"A stand is prepared to offer to the citizens Rich
stock OF Family Groceries which cannot he exceed
in quality in this city. Ills assortment consists
Imperial, Gun Powder and Young IIyson Teas
Rio and pure old Java Coffee
Loaf, crushed, clarified and y. .. Sugar;
Sugar house and New Orleans Molasses;
Cider Vinegar;
White Fish. Mackerel, Piekeref and Herring.
and Pressed Candles;
Tobacco, Of ali kinds;
Imported Cigars; Smoking Tobacco;
Powder. Shot, Lead and Caps;
SaleratIs Indigo. Starchs Spices, OF all kinds.
WOODEN " ARE. such Tubs,
halfhusheI measures, Washhoaris. Clothes Pins &c.
WILLOW-W ARENA ketin- and Clothes Baskets DIFF
Chairs, &c boI, Mop handles Bed Cords,
Clothes Lines, Brushes, Carpet Chain.
Warp and Cotton Yarn. Candiewc Pitchers
asses Cans, Spoons, Pitchers Tuublers, Candlescks,
Lanterns Casters.
Figs, Raisns Prunes Plums. Peaches. Pickles. Lemon
syrup Baking Powders, Mustard Peaches Tomotoes
Spiccd Oysters Theoretically cans Shoe
Backing and Brushes Matches CONVICTIONS NoTsSs
Of all kinds.
IL Particular attention is invited my Teas
It is large and warranted.
VI 81 have in connection with Grocery store. fine
new SODA FOUNTAINS for the comfort of those who
COOL refreshing drink 1t is supplied with the purest
delightful favor including Strawberry Raspberry
Pine Apple. Sarsafarllla, &c.
Grateful for past patronage, respectfully solicit
share OF public patronage.
May -, I655. e2-3m
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NEW GOODS.

II No. - Main 81, v1ry general assortment CT
sonable
Embracing many and desirable articles that are
scarcein the market Oar assortment Of Plain bound and
unbound Shawls, Grape. SIk and Tibet Shawls with
heavy silk fringe Of every shade, fine Barcelona and
Book Muslin Handkerchief Grapes Cape Laise Wash
Gau.e and Sheer Book 1gslin, Gloves Hosiery and Liza
Handkerchiefs, Nerinoe, Tbibets AVaccS, ErIIaas
and silk warp Lustrcs, II all shades, extensive. and
unsurpassed in beauty q style. Togethc. with
very general variety OF
Ladies' CITY Made Shoes.
Warranted Of the best material ana workmanship. AlSo
heavy stock Of and bey's fall and winter Boots
and Shoes Hats CAPS, dc, al Of which intend
the lowest cash prices and respectfully invite
friends and the public drop in and examine FOR them
selves.
J. J. c. HADIEY
18th months, 18th. 1851. 39-tf
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4 SUPERIOR article of Fencing Boards and Post,
"A jazt received and fer sale by
9Th month Is, 1856. aa-,f
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shaker KrOOmS,

5O0 LIB white ard coored Carpet Chain
Nv be had IN this market. Call
an :. G. W BARNES.
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TEAS. TEAS.


- THE unders gned offers for his dwelling hous
% Pearl street nearly opposite the public square
No. lot Is = feet front by 50 feet deep The house
two story frame. containing Ave rooms, porch, Tn
garden high cultivation and vel set viii
vines and shFubbery. desirable property an
any person wishing to purchase Is invited call
Their description is deemed unnecessary.
BENJAMIN II. yANSANT
Richmond. May 50, 1855. p 81
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Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
LARGE a,d varied assert asnt Of very desirable style
n e Dress Goods the market can Few De fosnd az
70. % Main street, AID for sale BY
WRIGHT & MoFFITT
81 No. 90, '55
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= De found By The Canister Smaller quanfit
No. 81 Main GEO W BARNES
nIL>.-.Lard. Linseed Castor, Sperm Fish
1oiive. Machine Cod Liver and other Oils for
the barrel or gallon. by PLUMMER WILSON q co.
oh month"; Is. 1884.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

FEEHE subscriber has Ezr-Gst>S article OF hss Fish
June :. q. " BARNES.
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OnO poZ Ground PEPPER and Spice, which will
manufacturers prices and warranted pare.
no G. BsRsEs
Iare :. les.
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ECST received lot Clear Pine On hand lat and
- q Common Pine; 30 600 Poplar all thick
nesses; Flooring, pine and poplar, hand
CAIN MALsBY.
] L.
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Two Houses for sale.

NKAR the Passenger D~7c., each eoatainins -
go: sSEr They entirely and finished
a.in the best Possession giFea shor- ~
notice Fer terms 81 sale Apply
sTEPHEy scoTToy
Arrii %. Iess- isg
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SulsGrics.

40 poZ Of these justly celebrated Broons from
( Union Village. for sale ~ &. W. BARNES.
June :. 1855 s5-tf
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WATER CUBE ESTABLIsHmENT.

yE,HE undersigned hereby informs the pEhlie
really erected water Cure EstahIsstEcezG. Liberty
Union county Ind IN successful oT-rlt.en. He
been practitioner Of the HyaToPathe system for
both Europe and n this He confines
GyEnastic exercises AFTER Professor LINKS system
which is successfully practissd IN the
London. Peersbzrh, aa4 Berlin. he
perform radical and spey diseases
u = Terms fFpal s. = Sc Per
DE-. +. RIM.
Cottage Grove. Cnioa county. Ind
May u, le5J,
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SAMUEL ROSS d so

SAMUEL ROSS Il son.
ID u M TT { = tt . ;.
RICHMOND, IND.
(Recentiy OF The City OF New York.
Would inform the citizens of Richmond and
So its vicinity. that have opened office
SI-CS Main Street, opposite the Huntington House.
where perform all the various operations the Teeth
thesa. tisaction Of all those that may desire
vices. By permission refer to the following
Iii d
NJ BARxER, J. ]. PARRY, NJ D.
New York.
JupsE KISSr, Z. P. BASsSG, VI. D N. MITCHELL, Es2.
A.. A. ATkISsoS, NJ. D.
- Once hours, from o'clock, y. NJ, to ) P. NJ.
Sd Month 80, 1855.
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Seamless Bags.
W hite Fish.

son SEAMLESS SACKS Just received and for sale By
cpp June :, 1855. &. " BARNES
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CITY STOVE STORE.
pper. Tin. She;t-Ir0n, and Tin-Wan

IUVNtF. TIT, NHtjE-ITUH, uHu TIL II ATT
MANUFACTORI.
= EFEyER & tNpERW oop respectfully inform the cid.
\ Of Richmond vicinity. that they
II 90 Cooking all the LATE
pro3 patterns York. Cincinnati pAyioz
manufactures, selected expressly for the
Spring: TRADE.
Also. general assortment of Plaza aaa JaPaHaes II,
Uare OF the best IN tin plate and warranted
o leak. Also--TIN ROOFING and HOUSE GUTTERNs
AND TING will he given special attention, both
Town AND touNrgY Our facilities such
surpassed addition this do the carseyo
Also-Stove Pipe. Stove Trimmings. etc.
Kettles, Sad Irons, Dog Irons Pots, skis
&c 10 JoB WORK of all kinds in copper, tin. shse,-sa
an dzinc. done TO order.
All of the will be sold and put up
10 purchasers.
r Old copper brass pewter and iron taken in exehan
10
Thankful past liberal patronage to the f-n
horse for continuance thereof by strict
the shop Shop the Huntington House, Main
March ~, 1855.
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Spring Stvie Of Hats.

a JOHN SCFFRINS welli respectfully inform
his friends AID The rEtiie that he has Just reeiS
ed the Spring style # Fashionable Hats. They
are very neat and Of hisa haizh lie has also gu
eral assortment Of plain AM ether Hats Gaps, SC. Pr
sons wishing purchase invited 10 call.
Narrh Il, 1855 I3-tf
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Picked Pork.
Spices at whoIeSale.

q FEW hundred pounds very superior Picked Pork 3
- prom oaaeed hy competent judges,
July O. ". BARNES,
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EEabTOEdpTicS

A BEAUTIFU |. stock + Ccmnpn and French W orked
Collars, UnderseeveS and Chemizetts; tobbins, Cot
ton. Thread Imitation Maltese Swiss and Jaconett La
EigIns. and insertngs The Ladies are invited TO
call at No 10 Main street.
WRIGHT & MOFFITT.
Sd No. 80. 1855.
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PAPER HANGIl G.

'SiE undersigned prepared 70 paper rooms in saper
Il He Is prepared % hang paper I2I cents
bclt All orders his line len Samuel BeII:s taller
shop Main street. opposite the Citizens Bank, viii
tended to promptly. JOHN TwINUsf.
Nay L, ic55- $50
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Matches.

m GROSS superior jamestown Matches witch viii he sold
~ as lev offered II this market. h
6. VI. BARNES.
June. o5-.r
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Office.
Shingles Of Superior Quality.

THE un3erssn ed have established an extensive
L Single Factory near the Depot in Centreville,
where they are manufacturing eli the best timber,
superior quality Of Shingles, by machine. and
which they warrant to be equal to best made in the
country. They design doing a extensive business,
and will sell al lower rates than such shin giles
obtaiued elsewhere. supply constantly on hand
Orders promptly filled. EATON x CLARK
teuEerVIlle, May 10, lS5S. 2i-ly
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superior cas-
NOUNG HY son, Imperial and Gunpcwder Teas
l. OF the best quality, just received by
T. NJ. COOK s SON.
CPICES-Grouud and unground, Candies, Fruits,
econ fections, &c, for sale by
l.. NJ. COOK s SON
= II GROSS Of NcCullough's fine black Ink Just put
- " up and for sale at l.. IL. Meet LLoUGUS,
March =, 1873. No. 4IaAiain street.
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stone Ware.
Carpet Chain.

loon GALLONS Stone Ware, OF all sizes and patterns
W for saieby G. ". BARNES.
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Enfield. n. Y.

The writer of the above is an intelligent
observing and successful farmer-one whose
statement of facts may be relied upon. He
shows what we have often endeavored to i'm
press upon our readers, that the farmer should
not blindly adopt all the practices he sees
recommended in agricultural journals, but
that he should in every instance be an accu-
rate experimenter. and carefully test all the
different modes of culture recommended
which commend themselves to his Judgment.
and adopt such As he finds best adapted to his
farm and circumstances Country Gent
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NpCGG1 MATS Clothes and Market Baskets Tubs Cow
Z tered Buckets and Boxes WashtuarIs Wit
them; Starch and Indigo Buckets. Clothes various
kinds, besides many ether hugs keeping
kept conatautly d hand and for sale by
June :. G. W BARNES
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Willow Ware.

4 LARGE ard complete stock Of Willow Wagons nd
Cabs hand, which viii be sold low close 81
lain street G. W. BARNES
June 1855. as4f
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NUMBER l8O.

PuEcHdon't hkethe temperance movement in
England, and assails it with storm of jokes.
The latest consist ofa series oftoasts "gotup''
on the cold water principle. We copy few:
A light heart with heavy Watering.
May the pump always give US its succor
The noblest works ofman--the water-works.
May sorrow find watery grave. ...s
May the good ship Brstannia draw plenty Of
water.
sWater-an excellent fellow in the main.
May confidence always break the ice and
friendship. drink the water s.e.I< IS.
The brightest diamonds are those of the
purest water
Confusion to the pride, that would keep its
head above water no "a sla5a Ia5as-I
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CINCINNATIpA pApER WAREHOUsE.

FENHE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention dealers to their large and
varied stock of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled to
keep hand all large stock Of Caps and Letters
plan and ruled; Cars. Demys. Mediums Royals and
super Royals Blank Book Papers by Fatner
4 smith, and other first class manufacturers
We are the best Praters Cards and keep on
hand all times complete stock OF fapers OF
every description. Lightbody's Book and News INKS
AirCrearys Colored Inks. Varnish and Gold Size;
" have in large stock OF the best Four
r;uer and supply orders to al
most any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order on short notice. -
We nav the highest market cash, Tor Rags bag
ging Rope and Cotton Waste ,oo,n,,.1r --,.-
i wholesale Paper Dealers & Manufaeturers Agents.
SenII
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0T What fools men are to worry because
they are not as weaotf as that fellow across
the street, The richest man in town will ba
forgotten in fifty years from now as the mason
that built the Rocky Mountains. In ls43, we
attended the funeral of q millionaire, We visi-
ted his grave yesterday, and what do you sup
pose we saw four bob-tailed pigs roofing the
the soil from-his grave. And that was the end
of all his influence neglected grave, with
four stub-tailed pigs roofing up the sub-soIs
So passes the glory of the world
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- CINCINNATI
RETREATF FOR THE INSANE,

ny charge of EDA RD MEAD NJ d. Editor of the Aner-
eau Pycbo Journal Lecturer insanity an Forenzie
Medicine of Obstetrics and formerly Of Matera
Mediea. :.
This Institution for the reception Of patients Is
admitted The long experience OF e
practitioner and teacher affords guar
of kindly and the most successful tTeatment
: -: 11S Oh. = feb2i-6m
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THE0 D0RE FRANKE,S
cINCTNN ATTDYEING ESTABLISHMENT.

Garner Che Canal opposite Henry Lutzs Groee-
So--S rv Evansville. Indiana
WyANgY Dyer and Renisher Of Dry Goods
CHM att for Mr. Teasdale
New Y ork Dye House =, So.
and Woolsn Crare Cashmere, Shaw Of euery scrip
tion an kind Of suns ae-
finishes them equato new. He re-
spots stains from silk Dresses in dry way thout
aoler stuff He also cleans and ishes Cur
~ siit and waosn. Toile de Tersse and T1lles
Also he cleans Carpets ad finishes them eqas 70
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or sYou will lose nothing in the long run.
said an eminent divine, from the pulpit, ''by
being kind, affectionate and cheerful" Before
night the eminent divine fogged six Of his
children within an inch of their lives and
gave his wife a tremendous ''blowing,p because
she had forgotten to sew string on his night
cap.
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MILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH
IL = i MIIISa WINE. HsH.E,l,l
NEW ARRANGEMENT

HS order that NAV able devote time part
"A iariv to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
have disposed Of part OF my interest in the
Gerry house to Mr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who win co
tiu1e al the stand style of ORR DALzELL &
Co. nplete everything in the Grocery
line opportunity returning sincere
laying the house for the very
respectfully ask
then 70 continue tothe hrm and would
very pay at all gentlemen, that they need
act ask credit at this house.
March Z. 1855. SAMUEL ORR
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Doctor.-Did your MASTER eat any supper
last night, previous TO going to bed?
Old seryant.-No, nothing to speak of, ex-
cept beefsteak and onions, some clam pie,
cold chicken some Holsters, salad, cucumber
or two, and nearly a bottle ofport-dats all.
Never see massa eat so littlel aa5sss
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DRS. BRAY PENNINGTON,

N ESPECTFULLY nforE the citizens of Evansy lie and
IL its vicinity that they formed panersnp in the
practice Of Mede.n- and surgery.
Havig actively engaged In the pfoesion for GUAR
tsra eeutary become familiar with the Diseases incl
their experience and
cess will entte them q share of public patroRage.
Their barween an and Locust op-
pasite Post Oce where ethe or both oil them may DC
consulted aniess absent On profess onal business
fQ-kf
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CO.PARTNEIsNEEIP.

TIME undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
i shipunder the style and firm of GEo- Foster & Co
for the transaction ola general Forwarding and Com
issfoR BEsiness and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on the
Waba s and Canal and corner or Locust and Dun
ham Streets and Depot of the Evansville and
Crswfordsvie Railroad, where they viii have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise. .s..a ~, 80
They will give special care to Consgnme ether bs
River Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. fr
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
Yale Of Produce Groceries in this markets and solicit
Srders for the purchase Sugar and Molasses the
CaAsr AZ cns 6f rn Viii be In the South during the
Winter. 1855 ..s, ,.s :
he nnhiic natronaoe aarl aisa NJ. w. FOSTER
= ssF's-e GEO. FOSTER,
w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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CIGAR AND TORACCo STORE or

JACOB BCHEUHFRs MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND9D,
20. RGhasAeF d. SRhro6dar's old staud-l
TRES1ECFPUlLY Inform the citizens of Evansville
and surre8nd Dg county, thstI have the bove
stand determined 20 ooEtnae the same business and
will hand tue choicest Havana Cigars
ford also sau aud Smoking Tobacco ofail kinds Mer
shaum China and Wooden Pipes of all szes and quail
tes the lowest prices Wholesale and Reiail
Mylengthy experience in the business eonvinees me
that can give general satisfaction, and Eespeetuily
. solicit share Of public patronage. lap1 If
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sagRwOOD HcUsE.

THE subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
entirely retted and resurnshed it, and is prepared
10 entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock ofhorses and
riages to let.
The stable large, clean and WE'LL ocated, and good
in constant attendance Paricularattenton
will paid TO the care Of horses nm for keep
no and in all respects the public Ia find the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. [iys-tfl ]. A. BY YERS.
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PoRTABLE WILL.

HNOR grnding Fhsat Aad corn ana Al U11 E1'' -
enrins Anchor Brand Eslsias Cloths ana bsing o.
81 n Nonros hoTiEed 70 sell the above
~. a. inoiazas prices. Including freigns
IN r. cnrees Family Grocery corner Oh YAK anH
sscnpd ssrsets ,z-s uv.1repn eco ctpgiunsti o
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WIN. REILLY,
WNTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND

w PR0DUcE RfSHAYF' MAIN STREET, ,--Thepn-
dersigned would respectfully Inform and the pa bio
EAansve and yicni based the interest
Senior partner kheists ofJ W. Reilly he
this Grocery Produce business the old
stand He embraces t opportunity Of returning thanks for
pa.tfavors and interds effort merit bonnu
ance OF the je1o-dy WILLIAM REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-10
DAVID O'NEIL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Second street. between Main and Locust.
~ AS received opened fine assortment of Cloths
ME ~ afFetent ceors quality amt the
It stvies. With a Sstig. such plain and ia
v.Ivets silks &e. Ffthcomncner goods for buSi
css tecs goods the best eaeiis and hand
1htc this cl My old customers
and citizens are invited TO examine them
am with frsrle work to make up goods in
the Ia.es tstyes warraa fits IN all cases. sepl2t