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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-24


societies. The Anti. Masonic party oP
posed the reelection Of General JACK
SON because he was a. Free. .Msson.--
Mr.. CLAY was compelled TO publicly re-
nouncs his connection with Masonry in
order 10 silence the clamor Of his friends
And now, in 1855, the same jugglers
turn complete somorsault. and resolve
their organization into secret order.--
And then they have the inpudence Of
the knuvery to pretend that things SO
dramatically opposite are by. progress
five deyelopemcnts Of the same princi'
pie! B-a-h! You could not impose
on New Holland ape by such balder'
dash.
"Mr. Leete endaayors TO give point to his
allrsions, and TO prove the present advocates
OF American Reform inconsistent, by showing
that Wings have in some instances, heretofore
nattcred the foreign vote, and cajoled iorclgil
influences. This might have some weight II
the American Reform party were composed ex'
cluslycly of Wings. But when 1t is universal.
ly known and conceded that the New party IS
is composed alike Of the best men OF both the
old political parties, Wing and Democrat
Mr.. Le.te's argument proves a failure, lalla'
cy, hzzle.'
Why didn't you tell your readers that
it was Henry CLAY who "aattered for.
eign prejudices and cojolcd foreign in
luences" with such exquisite delicacy :!
Why did MT you publish that classic
quotation SO ,ha, your readers could see
how much "poinl" there was in our
charges! "In some instances, &c.
Yes, in epery instance until they were
convinced, OF last, that the naturalized
population were too sharp to be duPed
by such hollow professions: and then,
like Swipes and Currie in the comedy,
they throw of the mask, and stand con-
fessed hypocrites.
The Hindoo faction is composed all
most exclusively Of Wings. Nearly ev.
cry paper that, two years ago, was whig,
from The Ohio State Journal down TO
the Portsmouth IriJune--is Hindoo.
The published proceedings Of the Gin.
cinna,i conclave prove that Wings con-
troll the whole concern. Don't you know
all this 10 be so, Mac
1t is not universally Known" neither
is it "conce ceded" that Hindooism is com.
posed "a!ike Of the best men OF both the
old parties" Just the reverse. The Hin.
doc faction, please your Worship,is is a
medley of Tag.rag and Bobtail; Of ia.
mshed Wings, heated fanatics, sour BIZ
go,s, and here and there, an Iscariot de-.
mocrat. "Best men," did you say ?
Why any Malay ssrangler ought to have
clearer moral perception than that.
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BARNvM our.BAnxUMEp.-Some shor,

BARNUM oUr.BARNUMED.- Some short
time ago, Rev. Mr.. Dusnale inserted
an advertisement in the newspapers, sta =.
ting that he suffered four years from ner.
vous affections but that he had discove
ed a certain cure, which in compassion
to those who were suffering from the
same cause, he wished to make general
ly known. He only asked tha, letter,
postpaid, should be sent to his address
and he would send the remedy, free Of
charge. Now, although there was hum.
bug on the very face Of this announce.
ment-since nothing could have been
easier for the reverend gentleman, whose
bowels OF compassion were moved in
behalf Of his suffering fellow. creatures
than to publish the remedy instead Of the
advertisement, and thus save the appli.
cants the postage, and himself the irou.
bic Of reading and writing so many let.
ters--many among our gollble commu.
nifty opened their eyes in wonder and
gratitude, and sent on to the Rev. Mr..
Dugnale's address the postpaid letters,
asking for the sovereign remedy. Then
came out the "cat under the meal. bag
Mr.. Dugnale replies by return Of mail
in printed letter, that the extract Of
St. lgna,iu. Brecze--a violent poison,
containing large quantities of nuxuom;.
ca and strychnine--is the remedy. This
information calls .orth a second e,rer,
asking how such a dangerous medcen
is to be used. To this second letter Mr..
Dngnales replies that he has made a
preparation 10 meet all nervous cases,
and sells his pills at forty for one dollar
and il forty do not cure, another dollar
will purchase forty more. Was there
ever such a bare faced humbug--such q
mockery Of philanthropy--as this dis.
played by The Rev. Mr.. Dugnale The
remedy is worse than the disease in un'
skillful hands Professor Monker, ol
Baltimore, sent for box Of these pills
and upon analyzing them. found them
TO contain a large portion Of deadly
poison.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., April ls.-From
Mezico.--The British steamer Clyde
arrived at Havana, with dates to the
9th.
In Mexico, everything indicates the
fall Of Santa Anna, ,Moreno's disaftec ction
and subsequent capture and execution
was all fable, TO entrap Alvsrez.-
Col. Bires was recently discomftted at
Cazores, and his whole regiment dis.
persed by the Revo!utionists.
Gov. Muximo Orles had his entire
force destroyed between ltchmoan and
Tehuantopec.
Alvarez is supreme in Gulvers. Itis
supposed that the Allied Powers have
stimulated the movements in Mexico, 90
as 10 identify her with Cuba.
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New YoRx, April l6.-From Havan

New YoRx, April le.-From Havana
Havana dates 10 the llth have been
received by the Cahawba. Havana was
quiet; the city is still garrisoned by
volunteers, and the regular troops are
nearly ell stationed along the coast
Mr.. Peck, recently arrested at Puerto
Principe. has been released from prison
on the security Of friend that he would
remain in Havana until his case is de.
cided. Carlos Castillo was released and
allowed 10 remain at his residence until
the sailing Of the packet for Cadiz.
The Princeton is at Havana; oil
we'll.
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MOXLEY, BARBER & EGERTON

MOXLEY, BARBER & EGERTON
No. 8, Union Block, Lonton, Ohio.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIGTS,
AND DEALERS. IN DRUGS, MEDlCI-
CINES, PAINTS, OILS. vARNISHES
TURPENTlNES, DYE.STUFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASS
WARE, SNCFFs, TO-
BACCO, CIGARS,
SPICES, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, STATIONERY,
AND BLANK BOOKS.
HAvE just received, and will keep con-
IL stantly on hand, large and we'll select.
ed assortment Of the above articles, and all
Others usually kept in Drug Stores-which they
will sell at the lowest cash prices. Every arti-
Gle sold by US is warranted to be pure, fresh and
genuine. PARTICULAR attention will be paid 10
filling Physicians orders, and putting up pre-.
scriptiops, family compounds, and preparations
of all kinds. They invite those wishing avti.
cles in their line, 10 give them call; they feel
assured they can make it to their interest to
purchase Of them.
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AMERIcANizINa OUR CONSULAR SYs.
rEM.-The Washington Star says We
have reason 10 believe that tho State
Departm have succee eded in carrying
out entirely the plan Of Secretary Mar
cy to secure the services Of citizens Of
our country, TO act as United States
Consular Agents everywhere. There
are said TO have been near five hundred
persons in all, acting as American Cou.
suls who were subjects Of foreign pow.
ers on Mr.. Marcy's advent 10 his pres.
ent position.
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coming Legislature. Il gives us infinite
pleasure TO make Ahis ennoupce cement:-
"Coming events east their shadows be.
FORE" and this fixes almost beyond the
possibility ola doubt the future prospects
Of Kansas. Our neigEbors across The
river can now send for their negroes.-
Others can 60 in with their property,
with perfect safety. Missouri can now
breathe easy again."
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

A BUSINESS house on Lawrence street,
n formerly occupied by Unlands fuaniture
store. 1t will be sold on reasonable terms.
either the house and half lot where it stands,
u the half lot adjoining, with o good cellar
nearly finished. The house is good two story
brick, % feet front and forty feet back, With
good cellar the whole length. For particu-
lars apply to ]. Cronin and sons, provision
Merchants, Lawrence street, or to
JOHN CALVERT, Proprietor.
April "a, 1865.-tf.
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QUO county--one hundred miles distant
from this place. : : /, "
- P. S.-Msrch 8l.-The true vote Of
this place would be about $50 Free 10
I76 Slave. As declared. It wds SOC 10
80-tbe rest Of our votors having been
frightened or driven from the polls.
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Bsrnum's Autobiography. which was
to have realized $1,000 for the author,
has proved . failure. Red6eld and
Barnun hsvs perhaps Melted 10000
between them by the book. Nov for
the taby.show
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Repent as you go along. This SHINING
to-day and trusting to to.morrow's tears
to wash it OFT again, is more risky than
swimming with fifty.sxes fastened to
your feet. Tomorrow may never come
along. Your sin, like yout accounts,
should be written up every dny.
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F. S. WRIGHT e. co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAI

nEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
IL Oils, Paints ana Dyestufs,
No. 3 Corner Of Second & Railroad sts.
IRONTON, OHIO.
Have recently received fresh additions 10 their
stock, and are now offering to the people Of
Lawrence county. one OF the best stocks of
fresh and pure Drugs and Medicines, ever
brought to lronton, all the popular Patent Med
icines OF the day, received direct from the pro.
pretors, and warranted pure and genuine.
Particular attention given 10 compromising
Physicians prescriptions.
Physicians are respectfully invited TO call
and examine our stock.
F.S. WRIGHT & Co.
April 81, 1855.
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Patterson, N. j., ApnI ll--At the
municipal election in this city on Mon.
day, the Hindoos were defeated in four
out Of FIVE wards. Van Biarco,n, tire
Union candidate for Mayor, is elected
by 100 majority, over lnylis, Hindoo.
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Position and Duty Of the Democra.
Cy in Ohio

TaE Democracy has never been in q
position Of more responsibility than at
the present time. For more than three
score years past. it has, with only sligh.
interruption, guided the policy Of this
Republic. in its rapidly progressive path
way TO greatness. 1t has opened to the
people of this, and Of other countries, a
thousand new avenues to prosperity and
happiness by extending the field of la.
Dor and enterprise from Lake Superior
to the Rio Grande. and from the Mssis'
sippi to the Pacific Ocean,--thus enlar'
ging the area Of the Federal domain more
than two millions Of square miles. 1t
has Iabored 10 strike the fet,ers from
commerce, and TO secure to labor its wa.
ges. and its just reward.
To the humanity and immense designs
of the Democracy have ever, fiom the
bir,h Of our government, been opposed
the charter.mongers, the money chang.
ers, the spectators in other peoples in
duslry, the monopolists and the aristoc.
racy; to which classes may be added,
he timid and gentle conservative. These
classes have always been arrayed against
the progressive tendencies Of the demo.
cratic party, but finding themselves borne
down in almost every contest, have fal.
len back upon the stand point they made
in 1908, when the laws were passed
against aliens and seditionists.
The same battle is now TO be fought
over again which, in 1900, resulted in
the election Of THOMAS JEFFERSON, and
the triumph Of liberal principles. Then
the exclusives-the Pharisees. now call.
ed Know No,hings-were bold. and ad.
vosated their peculiar views in manly
way. Now they stink away into mid.
night den.s to hatch their schemes against
the Equal Rights Of man. These classes
under the name of Know Nothing which
they have assumed, have, by the aid Of
false pretences, in a short time, become
apparently ubiquitous. extending from
the Aroostook to the Colorado. and from
the Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. In
many cities, and some States, they have
succeeded in getting control Of political
affairs, which is the end and aim Of their
being. Among them are old party lead.
ers. men who might. were their political
virtues equal to their lust of power. in.
stead Of arraying class against class and
sect against sect, thus arousing the spirit
Of strife and civil war, and thereby &C.
quiring the fame Of rioters and incendi.
aries--build to themselves desirable
place in the history Of the Republic.
They are at work with the energy Of
despair to get control Of the government.
All the passions Of avarice, ambition,
bisotry and fanaticism are brought into
action to check the progress Of Demo.
cratic truth and Equal Laws. The bank.
ers. monopolists, and spectators furnish
the money with which to wage tho war
Of tho Know No,bings against the prin.
ciplss Of democratic liberty.
: ia Massachusetts and Psnnsylvsnis.
the Kaow Fo'bings havo boon IN power
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OswEco. April lc.--Rsciprocity is
rapidly developing itself. There have
been large receipts Of produce and
lumber since the opening Of navigation,
including $4,000 bbIs. Of Flour from
Canada.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-04-24

When Mayor Faran. Of Cincinnati.
took his seat, the number Of applicants
for appointments was truly slarming.-
For a single post there twenty seven
applicants.
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1t is humorously said that there ought
to be plenty Of women in the camp,
for each night the Russians came out
with fresh Sally.
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Mr. Sua,,vn,.e .e.,;her Of the we'll known
General Tom. Thumb. is an inmate Of
the Hartford Luna.ic Asylum
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The Hindoos in Pennsylvania, and
in some parts Of Ohio are in favor Of
an open organisation.
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NIRlGHT'S Nerve and Bone Liniment for
w Bruises, RI eumatism. Burns, 6prains,
&C., superior srticle for sale Wholesale and
letsil by F.s. WRIGHT 4 Co., Druggists.
ADrll "a. 1856.
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Democratic State Ticket.
rop 0ovgaSnp,
WILLIAM MEDILL,
OF FAIRFIELD,
yoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS.

JAMES MYERS,
or LUCAS.
FOR JUDGES or THE srrnsNs eounr.
WILLIAM KENNON, OF BELMONT,
r. B. WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
VIM. D. MORGAN, OF CoLuMBIANA.
Yon TREASURER or STATE.
JOHN G. BRESLIN, OF SrNEcA.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVlTT or FRANKLIN.
roa ATTORNEY GENERAL,
q. W. McCOOK OF JEFFERSON
Sol NRNBER OF TUE hoard or ruBLIc WORKS,
JAMES y. STEEDMAN OF LrcAs.
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N OF | C E.

4 IL PERSONS having any claims against
II Dr.. J. N. WARREN, formerly Of this
place, will please present them TO DAY, at
the lronton House.
llOnton. April "a
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would De unit upon the subject OF hu.
man rights.
Proceedings at Levenworth.
A correspondent Of the Tribune sends
us the following under date Of March 80 :
1t is now s O'Clock in the mo,ning ol
the election. For this whole night the
country round has been vocal with ca.
rousing Of the immigrants sent here by
the Pro.Slavery "Immigrant Aid Socie.
ty; and the baying Of our dogs answer.
ing to their bowling. Not the camp Of
the arch fend, when he made war on
Heaven, could present more horrid pic.
ture Of depravity, than has been exhib.
tied in the woods within q short dis.
tance Of my residence during the last
two days. Last night seventy. FIVE were
encamped at ono place within half a
mile, one hundred at another. within 2
miles; three hundred at smother, within
Z miles three hundred at another. with.
in Q miles. and band Of fifty within !
Of mile. Besides these gangs, there
are now some fve or six hundred en-.
csmped on the east side Of the river,
who will be over a. soon 40 the boats
can carry them, with barrels Of whisky
accompanying.
There are also about one hundred
persons in . house owned BY Dr.. Mills,
Of tho U. s. A., about one mile west
Of this town. oil Of whom came from
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION,
WHOLESALE And RETAIL BOOKSELLER AM

"OULDrespectfullyi yinform hisfriends andthe pub
w lie generally. that having purchased oil Msssrs.
Rathbone d Wheeler, their entire stock Of Book IL
Stationery he has owed his Book Store The stand
lately occupied by them in No. Fosters Block corner
of Main and First Streets. AID Q 80 r
The additions thus made to his stock enable shim
offer to his cusomers larger and better assortment
than has ever before been brought this MARKET
sstng In part of, Miscellaneous School Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. Wrapping ano
Fancy Paper. ard Foreign * Fancy Stationery of all
kinds. All which will be Sold Wholesale and Retail
ut Cincinnati prices, fact to which he would calthe
attention ofcounry merchants, dealers. teachers nd
others, being confident make it their interes
10 purchase Of him. e. r.s AIS 81 aug 9S-tf .
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CO.PARTNERSlIIP,

T>HE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under the sly and nrn of GKo FosrxR & Co.
ior the Transaction OF general Forrarding and Com
mssioR Bssness and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious proof Warehouse, the
abash and Erie Canal ard corner of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and near the Depot Of the Evansville and
Crrwfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds
Produce and MerchaIdize. - - =
They will give special to Consgnments either BY
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. - vrf.gl
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries i'm this Market and soct
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses
Coast one Of the arm will be in the South during
Winter. = ft - -
They hope by unrensted attention merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER. 3
GEO. FOSTER,
dec1f 1fa -l-Ar'4 w. NJ. AfKMAN.-
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETOnS.
DRUGS, MEDIcINES. PAINTS, Oils. &C., &C
~no.KsALE . RUrAfL ny T.
IsEI c n Il " 3 r. l. NJ a

fsHB uniersrred have purchased the entire stock Of
Drugs and Medicines Of J. NJ. ID. Miller Co., and
intend carry me Drug business the we'll known
s,amof Keller Farnsey, No. IA Water street. under
the arm Of Leich q yelling. - "a 49,
Charlie Icch Of ire rm hopes he ,sfaxersbly known
tn tae public. having been engaged In Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store tho last i've years Peter Verling ofthe
Arm having been cicrking In the present the
three years. haters himself with having the conf
dencc Of Its old customers. rs-r r-.s .
We tnsnd assRins on hand large and fresh stock Of
strict attention business and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and customers
81 tss'tti tfas1-tse CHARLES LkICH.
febo5ly - PETER VERLtNG.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

that may be able devote time rarticu-
ii lary to ths IRoS AND HEAVY HARDWARE part ef my
brsiness have disposed .s Ear Of ths tiro
the oij stand under the style OF ORR DALzELL
Co., with complete ~ everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning sincere
to the paving house
nded 70 many and respectfully
them their fsvors the frm woud
the ew not At all gentlemen that they need
e ask credit at this house. ~sn.ls -.
March I. 1856. SANCEL ORR
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INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
-. q, ,Ass,GyE.E:sy;I = = = !. 9 ! NoT!CE. g !! G,

TIRE wsae-sg ed having been appointed assne the
u SrmofKIs Schismp. Grosers Of this city. will pro
ceed cell st public anet'cn ccmmnefng Monday April
scatnuis from day 20 dry till the entire
mp - said frm comprising every
thing usually @ Rd large Of this kind
sting susar moiasses iquers OF sl kinds
u ensvars sssvsre vsv-vase. together with gnersi
assortm Mt ef q oeeries.
ereds 81 f.ar mcnths wish apr we'd sscuYity.
be sole sane tine lot o. ssndss nass-
PHILIP DEcKEE,
EsSS IN. HE,LNAN.
l8kssss.
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STEAMBOATS, Il RAILROADS

j~~~- ----S1--- - = = ~ - . W ~. - a
@QM -
NEW ARRAN CEMENT.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
r:.spss
ron cIN,cINNATI
rofHM SHiLxSEfphia xSEk il is q asrs'i sSs.un, w 49,
BALTIM9REin 2s hours; ta 15l
BUFFALO in ISL hours;
cLEysiASR sxSba;sRE y . 9H IL bonn; sas;..
s.a. ~ PIrTsBURG IN I4hours:
rrvpn,,r WERELlSG 4RsI in loh hours.
FIRST TRAIN-Cleveand. Pitsburs and wheeling Lightning
Express o'clock A NJ. Conmtus Cleveland Dane
a.rs Bs@ors. PSilsSepsia and Sss YORK. zans.ri. Vile
Wheeling Baltimore. Phiad-iphia aud New York. washing
so Ci eei connects TO SaRdusky; also Xena Sprin
sEroxD rsAIvclevsl.pd and Pittsburgh Accommodation
kirk Bao Albany New York and Boston; Or slime Pits
snS s.
fsf 90'snsus zs9esvs wsssins Baltimore we.hi
Springfield and Delaware. - =
L.ses.er n,nessssr and cheosh. soroas ifL
FIFTH TsS-Cevsland ant Pistsbare Might press as
a Psss a %
hasi .ss CO. e x.pia y, to Sprnfss
FARE AND THROUGH 1iCK Ers.
For prices Of fare through tickets asd al nformstic
ss. ses ne.
the Cnited States General
a in =: yellow isD south
Spence. Hou:e Railroad Hotel Landins; or It
''' -'' ' T %f'sii sis4DER Gsssss Agent.
The Os,bus Line calls for >. ssnser, at al. tn.
Hotels snd T leaving dirsetops at the once. No
ssssh ~ a.
h., % . ii the nGus on river
dseis - ~ 3. II. HOWELL. Conductor.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
TRANSPORTATION.

lag TRANSPORTATION. @
l. WESTERN STATES LINE. @
DY Rsilroadsand Canals, running in connection wit
% Steamer. and Propsl!ers ON the Lakes.
,.slsb t ts PRoPRIsroRs: tf
A. r. Cobb & Co., Foot ofIndiana St. Br 6alo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., l2l, Broad st. New York,
s.f.,. f,s AeRNTs:, aea net.
E.w. Sloan. l21 Broad st. New York. p,
fr Scott & Co., Toledo.
Us. Chsnoweth & Co., Cincinnati, s58f ~
Thsis ofthe Oldest, best established and most
liable lines in the country and sole
Agents for this section, we are authorised to give
through receipts for freights and from the East
very low rates. against any over charges
augs~ = ise LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB sCHEURER, MAIN ST.. BET. 1sr AND Cd.
i 10. SchaeGsr d schroeder's old staad.)
r RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and sursound country, that have taken the above
will constantly keep ON hand the choices Cigars
and Tobacco brands thai Eastern markets n
tord also SuuG and Smoking Tobacco Of all kiuds Mer
tiles, at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experiences in the business convinces me
solicit share OF public patronage. lapl u
Is Is S::ss sIs: IL ssa:s F:s:s
jasi7-31 . Main sire {. Evaasvilis.
a xEs, AxEsM-ss boxes A.s. jus. rss'a sas aov in
n ssors saprsag the following brands. most spPsevsd
.'L~vsrest's.', ''Heys's.p VIZ. ~ ~ "a ..n
te t''wslls',' '.Coilins' % t-ts
All Of which viii be sold lowest msrtst prise q the
New Hardvsrs ssoTsst jaas cHAs. $. WELLS:
ssAssv'-Hzs skASI. ASIH NEW NNs,,.a aHHsMsoSr i'ss rH'-
0-8IA on ssd after Saturday. Juyy lst, NE un-
z&x3E8 dersignsd will raa TR-WESkLr LisE Of
Le.vrs Eys,.vills Mendays w:sns.Ssy's and yrday's
clock M returning leaves New Hsrmony Tues
dsy's Thursdsy's aad Saturdays att o'eleck A. ~
The lire will At all tims be stocked with good he!sss and
~h regularity and dispatch. All orders for goods
transporsssen Of packages &c. promptly and sasefaiy At
For passage other business apply at the once q Ls-
Stable L~eus the Markes House
Persops avns their orders Of the otsls wi
secure prompt attention. N z. II. DE GARAo.
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