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The Cathoitan far sufpases other remedies in beinc
more certain, less expansive and leaving the system in
better condition. Let all interested call and obtain
pamphlet (ree) containing ample proof from the most
able sOurcJS of the leneca results OF its ute
together with ctt.ts from highly experienced Physicians
.I.. st,,.
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Ofihese are pRoLApsls
lirrhI, OF Falling of tie
Won b; fLuOR fLBrs,
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INrLSMMtIIOS AN w..
tER irluN on TlIE woNB;
IscIDrSrAL nsMUR.
RnAGE, or Flooding;
rAiNFtL, SUPPRESSED,
AND IRREGULAR MEN.
srgu uAIIUN, &c, with
all their accompanying
evils, Cancer except.
ed. no matter how sc.
we're OF how long stand.
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II, SWEENEY & SON,

4 FAVE lust received from the manufactu-
d fers an invoice oil the nnest TABLE CIrTr rv1v
ever thought 10 this city In addition eir ARE ana
varied assortment they have lew setts of from o. 10 81
pieces enclosed in fine mahogany cases to which the al
tehlon OF ladies is particularly invited.
scpl
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* BBl.S. LOUISVILLE LINE Reed
Il csnd for sale hy 'mSy SOL TRu NPsoS
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REFERENCES.
p. d. Peckham, VI. D.. Utica, n. Y.
H. u. Fleming NJ. D., CanandaguR, N. Y.
NJ. H. Mills, NJ. d., Rochester, NV.
u. Y. Foote. NJ. D., Syracuse. N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, VI. ~. Baltimore, Md.
J.C. Orrick, NJ. u, Baltimore, Md.
W, w. Reese, NJ D., Ncw.Nurk city.
w. Prescott, NJ D., Concord, N. ". ........
J. T.. Newlahd, NJ. ~, Utica, Ny.
Rev. e. y. Beard, Glenn Springs, :. G.
JSLcer uddrGsscdt &c care oi Mr.. Curtis Hatch, agent
at Ravenna. ONO.
10 DR. MARCnts-l have been ten years troubled
with Female mpainisprolHpsus uteri, aud all the
miserable. nave la,i tho attendance of Of the
lest physc ans, with hut little success; the most they
could do relieve cure ont of the question.
For five months before cling it'll your cdic inc
had not been able to perform anv lalOr, could walk
Lut steps at time and rely went ont of doors
i'm short, I was completely protuacd, 10th in body
and mind aud expected TO drag out the rest of my days
in suffering and misery. But reading your advertise.
rIent. wrs induced 10 try your Invaluable medicine
used it a wrck before felt like another BY the
OF three hnttcs was enabled 10 perform all the labor
six in the family with ease, and could could walk
any where in the HhighlOrhpOd without injury. Moth
ing hut OF my duty TO you and Ia the afflicted,
la induced me TO state nty case to the public
safely recommend the preparation 10 all those suffering
like myself.
(signcdJ MEs. SARAu A. Bsnor.
Freedom Portragc Co.. Ohio Dec %. 1852.
UPJ. b. M.9RCIItSI u CO., PropretOrs,
Central Depot, 3Oi Broadway, n. Y.
HUMPHREY ALEXANDER, agent, Druggist, St.
Clairsvie, OHIO.
And sold hy John McTIran, Cadiz; II. h. Fawceu Mt.
lcasant; J. w Warfeld, Farvew; Brentngcr &
rmstrong, Wheeling Va. apr. :, ls5i.-ly.
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Schlcsinger's Patent "Gutta Percha Coat
ed pens,,,

FIIlE subscriber agent for these pens. This coating
rcssts Aqua ortls, and prevents oHidising in the
ink. Sold by gross doz. The Trade and Teachers
supplied on literal terms. ]. IL. WILLIAMS.
Sept. II, 1859.
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CELEBRATED

II stand pre- eminent
fotits curative powers
w all the diseases for
whicllitisfcCUniincnd.
cd, usually called
Female COn-
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X ANAWA SALT, always on hand, and
IN for sale al The lowest price at J. JEPsON's.
CT si,arsvillc, Jhue9. ..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18
RIVER ITEMS.

- The New Orleans papers have dispatch
es frcm vicssbrrgb, which state that the steam
ersW. N. Sherman and Exchange were sunk in
the Yazoo river. The cargo ofihe Sherman was
saved ia a damaged condition. 1t was thought
shat the boat would break in two. No par,icu-
lars are given about the Exchange. 81
- The Fashion was here in good time yes
morning from Louisville. We thank the clerk
for papers. ss
- The fast ste amer Antelope was here from
New Orleans night betoIe last bringing up dates
ofthe 10Th. inst. We thank the clerk for pa
pers and other fayers.
&C. The sern wheeler Bay City arrived here
Yesterday from Pittsburgh, bound for Dubuque,
loaded very well. and with her upper deck crowd
ed with furniture, carriages, &c.
- The Eclipse arrived yesterday afternoon
n s o'clock, from New Orleans, with large car
60. and big "Trip of passengers. She left the Cies.
cent City Saturday last. The Eclipse brought a
good deal Of freight to this place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18
CASH MtsiC AND PIANO STORE OF
HORACE WATERS,
No. 333 Broad way, New York;

oPPOSiIlON TO The COMBINATION!
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
NE- N0TwITHsTANDING ths eenbiastisA Of
Music Dealers TO Keep up the prices Of nsn-
A nj Veopyrght music against the Interest," Of Native
uComposers. and their refusal 70 extend Mr..
Waters the courteses OF the trade he h making immense sales
having abundant evidence that he has public eounsnshe
and his Mon
his efforts aid Native Talent
His stock Of American and European Music immense and
best selected In the United stats has also made Great
strumen Of all kinds Superior toned Octave Pishos
s75 s2oo and s225 Of good quality and
and durable those which $500 Pianos Of
every variety Of style and price, so comprising those
Of ten different manufactures them the celebrated
modern improved HORACE WArEks Pianos. and the 6rst
premium Eoiean Pianos Gilbert make (owners
Of the xsesn Pateni
Price: $40 sso eoesons from Ave different n.nu-
Melodeons (unsd equal make IN
the United States Prices e5 $780, t75 $780, eI5 t25 ess
$780, Smiths Double Bank Melodeons e20 Each Piano and
Meiod.on suaranee The best teens 70 the trade
etc z per zen. Discount to slsrynsn and Thsrshss All
country paid ct the reduced General and select
Catalogues and Schedule Of of Musical
waraed to any address free OF charge. fsb2o-3hw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18
DANIEL hihAA SELsoS
AUCTION ROOMS.

DANIEL "col "HsoN
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Of Main and Third Streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hosel.
HAVING leased for term Of years and fitted the
Ii above we'll known stand now prepared to
ceys for sale auction private sale, all kinds
merehan ds household furniture. horses. bug
gies. -
Cash advances made eoasignments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thurdsy and saturday.
o'clock. A. NJ Alse Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Friday lights at early gas light.
Ossdocr sales Of real promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving and have now on hand large
and general assortment FURNITURE consulting oslst
spindle bannster backs scroll and scollop rim
once. French. Jenny Lnd. and Bustls wood seat
chairs sprng rockers SOFAS sociable centre
card dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
LOUNGES mirrors. fine and bedsteads.
trasses and wire sfes which We will sell at Gin
cinnad prices.
We have great variety of notions jewelry.
volins accordeons pocket cutlery guns pstols whips
etc. etc.. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
vholes Ale or retail. WOOLSEY NELSON,
mys Auct's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18
Proceedings Of the City Council.
"WEDNESDAY EyEriKc. May l6, 1855.

Council met pursuant 10 an order ofthe Mayor;
Present the Mayor and Councilmen Steele,
Scan,lin, Stephens, Elliott, Hedderich, Kron, Ro-
auet. Kra,z. Pushee, and Hunnel.
! The Mayor stated that the iueficieuey Of the
Fire Engines now used by the companies, de-
handed that immediate steps should be taken to
. either repair the same or else to procure new
ones,
,ChiefsEugiseer Cook stated that he together
with Mr.. - urban, of Eggleslon's New Foundry
and Machine shop, had examined both engines,
and that said Durham on the part of Esgleson
agreed TO repair beth Engines. by placing new
brass chambers, aud remove the iron work and
put in Brass and IpsSe the Engines better than
they ever were before for $780,
Ga Mo'ionthc Chief Engineer was authorized
to have the work done as per agreement, and ..
soon as possible est.
-,On Motion, the Mayor aud Chief Eng ineer were
appointed 10 procure good and substantial book
and ladder Wagon with snbs,aplial hooks, lad
defs and axes Tor the use Of The Fire depart.
ment.
Allen G. Haiiock stated sshas she hume, ous
ihefls al the fires stnpgly urged The propriety
OF establishing City fire polisce. whose duty il
would be To watch and protect The goods &c
moved from fires.
On motion, the subject vas laid over until the
,next meeting OF the Council. -
Ordered, that the Mayor be directed to sell CITY
bonds TO the amount Of $50. 200. in compliant
1, with an order ofihe common Council passet
June 10th 1854.
On motion III. Council adjourned.
WELL II. WALKER, City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18
AUCTION SALES.
GREAT MARGARINE IN LANDS FOR MILL
vATK REsIDENCEs MAI The CITY

OF EVANSVILLE.
ME scuthesst quarter Of section IN township south
u Of range which situated the mills
Rudds Ms formerly known Neseys Mills. and part
ohe Of the section have been laid
in tWentwe lots Of all sizes from S to a (5s
lying both sides Of Pigeon Greek and
both sides the plank road Some Of these lots
desirable for dwelling houses; Of them
best within the county for Mills some Of them have
aud adapt them peculiarly
TIE cultivation Of the and the soil OF Others 10 rich
peculiarly fits them for gardening then are with
in from two and half miles Of Evansville and in
healthy nsighborhood and wanting aew acres Of
for almost be suited Ousevcra Of
the lots there good stone which has been extensively used
for various PURPOSES.
On Of the less lNc 3D. containing ten acres. are
large two-story dwelling house. good we'll
garden In high Of cultivsion. Lot q
Containing acres1 and lot - Is Do 100 acres have
comfortable dwelling houses and good eisterns them suit
able for a. al families. -.
The property will be sold public suction the
highest biddei without Sweet Leonards Auc-
tion Room Main street, opposite the Court House.
in Evansville on the 4th day Of Juns 1885, COM
map be a. the Auction Room Of Sweet Leon
and record in the Recorders Once the size
the several lets and the position of each with
relation the plank road snd the creek and Mr. c. Bell
will tn examine the proper
~ and point out the boundaries CO Ire lots.
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne-.li-i o1sh. one-thifd In one
and onethird in two VIII interest secured BY
note and mortgage ON the prsr s=ty. -
MI. BRAY
Sweet 4 Lombard. Aue.'t. myl6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18

Tx Sac NIGHTS IN OHro.-The Ohio
Sssse Jozrnal says that the Grand Council Of
SheSag NIGHTS, composed Of delegates from
she vaeious subordinate lodges throughout the
Ssste. met At velIing's Hall, at columbus, on
Tbnsdy moruing at 10 o'clock. The Jour-
nal proceeds to state that the following ON.
Gers answered 10 their names: Gen. Joel T.
Wilson, of Seuecs, President; Asa g. Dim
mock. of Ssndusky, Vice President;-
Shsffer. of Stark county. Secretary, and j.
a. sMarchsrd, of Wooster, Treasurer
Sheriff Miller, of Cincinn ati, was appointed
sdssr. keeper. with strict orders from the
president to admit none except those in pos
session Of the password. (the "rountry's
&afe,'D and the proper sign. (thumb through
she top buttsnhoie Of the lett lapel of the
.cost.5
After the opening ceremonies were gone
shroush s~iuh nm ssual form. Gen. Wilson
submitted his report. He stated that he had
Auccseded In erguriGing us Lodges. and had
visited erey county IN the State. He spoke
Of the esest facilities thai had been furnished
him BY tise postmasters snd mail agents, in
the way Of free tickets sWd LIBERAL contribu-
sions, and complimentee psrticalarly the U,
q. Marshals and their deputies, fur their exer-
sio0s IN The cause. The report closed with
fierce deoSDci .tions Of ehe Knew Nethiags,
and recommended renewed exertoas for
chair extraction.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18

HAN DhowhfD.-We received the follow
inf hole from the clerk Of the packet Fssh-
Ian, oh her down trip yesterday morning:
80. STEAMER FAsHios, May II. 1855.
-. A man named Msrcena Mcfarland was
lost overheard this morning of the steamer
Fashion, juat abose Owensboro'. He was
sailor by profession. and hailed from
on q visit to some friends in Illinois.
Mcfarland undertook to throw the lead
for his own amusement. when losing his bal.
,ance, the force Of the current ratsed him to
be pulled overheard. All efforts to save him
were unavailing. The yawl wsssent otit to
rescue him, but without effect.
CLARKE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18

SALE or nEw BARLEr.-A sale Of 10000
bushels Of barley Of the new crop, was made
At Albany, New York, on Saturday. at one
dollar per bushsl. to be delivered dsrisg De-
sober. Mdtsss and -brewers. apparently do
no, believe 70 the efficiency Of The New York
liz nor LAW. lately passed. "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18

= 0-F Our CITY Council have positively
declared against the erection Of any more
ftsme houses 10 this city--and they did this
tight before the IRE, too.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18

Tne Canoicon Ear surprising other remedies IN be.
inc defain less expensive and leaving the system IN
better condition let all interested call and obtain q
containing ample proof, from the mes
together with letters from highly experienced Phys
Clans who used in AID speak from
'nen own o''' %REFERENeEs.-. 81
p. B. PEcKHAM, NJ. D., Utica, M.
l.. d. FLEMING, NJ. D., Canandaigua y. y.
NH. HILLS, NJ. D., Rochester. N. ~
Prof Il p p0S n n. b D.. saisi%sis, md.
J.C. ORRrcK, NJ. d., Baltimore. Md.
w. W. Rrrsr, N. D.. New York City.
w. PKEscorr, M. d., Concord N. H..
J.P.NEwLAxD, M. d., Uties. NY.
Eev. C. +. BEARD, Glenn Spri %, 8. C..
Pamphlets had gratis at the store OF
1ALLOCK e. SToDpARD. agents.
Evansville, 1hds
Also sold by
BowERs & Burns, yewburg, Ind.
Dn. Oliver MORGAN, Rockport, Ind
GEORGE LYME, Henderson, Wy.
X. b. HALL0cE, Princeton, Ind.
rP Letter addressed to Of Mr. Curtis Hateh,
To DIR. MARcBst,-I have been ten yearsroubiec with
Female Compaintsprolapsus uteri. and all The afiehc
ing difficulties times rendering life most mlser.
able. have had the attendance Of some OF the best
ysicans, with but little success: the most hes con
do relieve--a out OF the question. re
Ave months before commencing with your medicine.
had not been able perform labor could walk but
short Was eompieteIy prostraied both in body and
mind. and expected TO drag out the resi- m, oa!sin
suffering and misery But, reading your adverusemep
Uterine Cat,oIicon, the last had fused
week before felt like another woman. BY tine use
.x n tie family with ease and could ak anywhere
the neigffborhood without injury. Nothing bat
~ INV duty YOU and to the Afflicted has induced
t,fe NV case to the public. can safely recon mend tho
preparation to all those suffering hike myself
fsignedo Mrs. SARAH A. BrsHoP'
Parrpox, PosrAoE Co.. Ohio, Dee. a7, .ss2.
J.B: M.Remsr & Co, P9oprietoys.
mh22-w1yl< Central Depot. 304 Broadway. Ny.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18

Wesh@en were engaged yesterday
Ia cleshihg Oh the rubbish Of Prossrased
walls. from the side walks in front q the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18

MAKING MosEY.-Four or FIVE Of our hesv-
lest sugar merchants have made about 300 ;.
900 each on recent rise in sugar.. One
house hsson hshA sdx thousand hogshe ads, the
increase on the vsase of each Of which do.
ring the last two montas, while il has been
rreposing. In the warehouse, has been $40
nsking clean YFeft Of $l2O, 900.
p ? .sslls as..a' GCin. Com.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18
,HOlcs AM egIppERs.

BOOTS. sHOfGs AND SHIPPERS
ruNHE best retail stock Of ladies' sses and chill
u drens tootees. gaters huskins snd slipper
brought Eysnsy ust reed spd for s.ls low for cash.
At HUGHES Dry Goods Store.
a2zs SoraeY Of Mails cod Second
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-18
soy TO THE dAE;F,LICTRD:

INSTANT OF PAIN, AGAIN ON INLAND.
VIE known family Medicine Bsrns Coughs,
Colds Sore Throsts and Quinsey. Will cure Diaries,
Ague sAd known to fan Daily and hourly calls
this Medicine preventive and for the dis
An writesI life
other Medicine One And all the remedy satisfy
selves Increased sales In Indiana bottles
greater increase than other Medicine
before the public Fer by all the principal
Che United Stses British America
WHOLESALE AGENTS;
LEIGH tIERLING, Evansville Ind., %
SCRIBSER d DEvoL, New Albany. IND. f~
]. X. g. +. HARPER. Hsdisoh. lad.
CHAs. II. CLARK. vincennes. Ind.
JOIN d PARK. Cincinnati 0hio-can heobtAisedsf then
atmanufacturers prices. ID. L. GREGORY 4 CO.,
augo-6mw Msamee City. Ohio
WESTERN FEED AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WlNGATE 4 co.
MANUFACTURES and Dealers in al kinds Of Farm
W1 aud Garden Implements Moving Reapne sAd TArssh-
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees kc s6 Main
Street opposite Bank Of Louisviiie. Louisville. KY.
set25-Iyw
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SHOWER BATS AND ICE CHESTS.
doI shsvsr-Bssh'; Es0si''s La s,s f., al: sy
,,Rrsu LEMONS AND s S RAN Z EssSSpr..ox
a IL Letters With. hi. Stat. .u:s b:
norans I.. destined syoni Il. Stat. in
n be Z 70 s Ben q
FOR RENT.
Room ., :a''Sls Tor an 'r CSs sgeISS HAxI7ox
kADMINIsTR AIR5xs MSI!clE
pointed Adminstrarix Of the Of Dr. Da' Id =
osssiy ;;:.
may IA --- ~ SAMUEL ORR
~ sAym '' '''' name store '1 sA%u IL SRK
NO, 4. ICE CREAM SALOON.
doc.
All order: iiss with cool a.Pss$ r ,s'
WE.evA.v. = hama :: io h!iSsss si:s.
:" ID. x2-32 2s-3s Si-N 2s-Ss
may IL. rRNNEY soRENsox.
CHEAPER YRT.
m Bags Of Potatoes in Store aad for sale 81 80
n.yis - ''''''' go wv. $. vlcEERy.s
sUNDRIEs.
Is barrels Of Flour 70, sal: y v,,~.sv
400 Barrel. sd ;ss,s
WILLOW AND woorxN WARE.
i ,S red si ana %'i sis: buckle sa'.''
+" water cans with severs.)
!, , 20 ssasppi 2ss ss.y'i .,,..
I do.. cloth baskets.
s:';,; E;t 's;s;s ss.
FANCY WORK AND SCHOOL BASKETS.
dozen l. .s:n III: =, .e, !, =, s.;sss :..
TO-" school baskets; js.. :sssi:sas.
1 boxes star s..dis.. sIoas..u.n:r t.iev candles.
.u sSass ssinos d S sasss ;h.d
2Cpoel: Java coolies. 80 dor; eheis. siees.,
No. .. n.eisrsi 10 box germ, ssd oisn. soap.
may II y ''-'' p'-'' COOS FAMILY GROCERY.
Oh bush. dried peaches. there. Rice.
psio S ss GsScks is
OR ANGt:s AND LEMONS.
u A'S n.y IA A'' COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
WARNuNG.
i R.a:Hy for naaSrss
5 sns Pias and or
said note therefore worthless and will not Be PAID again
"a is Flour. Railroad Mi,':;
50 Sash Bran, Wholesale or retail. ~ -s
Water st.. doorssb0vs Main.
MAGNOLIA HOTEL,
FORMERLY
THE BULLS HEAD
u waited furnished the manner. and
peetfay solie the Of the public h1s
viii always he supplied with market adord
served up to parties or travellers 1t any hour the
TURTLE SOUP with choice vegetable. etc.. viii
d'ys i. 5: e y s,sl9ss;;
best OF table attendants always hand.
Ny old customers wi" Away; Ssd q; nsR'
TIN PLATE.
RO9EIsG ris.l.s' i ,ss s'. ss: 70. sal. ;,
Is n,s ' '''' Nv ~ siMUHL ORR.
NEW ARR!yAL OF WALL PAPER.
~: r.: s-s
brought West q the mountains comprising shs newest
s' Ian f .si Bessss. ".sS
i.s s in an.
s. y sss. N. ss Il
paper. py5
LOOKING GLASSES.
AM at all times furnish Lookils Glasses in
Mahosauy. Walnut or Rosewood Frames Looking Glass
Plates. Picture Frames also. Gilt Frames. Picture
Frames and general of Pictures aud Oil Paint
80 !. q. GEsr,
mhs dAw ns Ne. West Fourth atrsst. Cincinnati. o.
WHITE AND RED LEAD.
uDURE White Lesd-4CO kegs.
j do Red do--so kegs; for sale BY.
nee n MO,S
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON toCUsT. BErw. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
~ HORSES. Buggies Carriages. lZ1SJA
~ and 0mnib lsses. always for hire 62S66
the abovs Stable. Carriages for excursions.
funerals always hand. prepared TO board
horses and keep them In the best order.
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DIR. J. II. MARC0ISIss CELEBRATED
CATHOL ICAN-FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE

hstanos pre-emr
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WATCH REPAIRING.

TIME Usdersigred having the above busine.
IL in Evansville hasters himself With the hope that b
experience add skill in all ptons time measurn
machinery will. uron trial. be found worthy the a'tsnto
only or the resilient citizens OF the city but also
comp risins the ''circumambient vicinage.'
His shop the Post Once where he be found at q
CvricE fioURs my8 r. H. GATES.
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DeGA h MOS
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

ON tOCUST. BETw. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
~ HORSES, Bugges, Carriages lsz1=RR
X0snd 0mnib Gsses. always for hire EkS1As2
" the abovs Stable Carriages for excursions
ties funerals always hand prepared TO bosrt
horses and keep them In the best ordef.
Ny fac viii hereafter be kept running constantly
during day. will hotels for thu
of those wishing it. 1t win slso bs
ready to convex citizens durine the night by leaving
orders ct the stable. mys Il. II. DEGARMO.