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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-09
oBEHIND TIME

A railroad train was rushing along at almost
lightning speed. A curve was just ahead
beyoad which was station, at which the cars
usually passed each other. The conductor
was late-so late that the period during which
the down train was to wait had nearly elapsed
but he hoped yet to pass the curve safely
Suddenly locomotive dashed into sight right
ahead. In an instant there was a collision
A shrek, a shock, and fifty souls were in
eternity. And all because an engineer had
been behind time. f.e
A great battle was being fought. Column
after column had been precipitated, for eight
mortal hours, on the enemy posted along the
RIDGE of a hills The summer sun was sinking
Ia the west, reinforcements for the obstinate
defenders were already in sight, it was neces-
sarv to carry the position with one final charge
or everything would be lost. A powerful
corns had been summoned from across the
country, and ifit came up IN season all would
vet be right. The great conqueror, confident
in arrival, formed his reserve into an attack
inc column. and led them down the hill. The
whole world knows the result. Grouchy
failed to appear. The imperial guard was
lbeaten back. Waterloo was lost. Napoleon
died a prisoner at ST. Helena because one Of
his marshals was tehind tine. 9''-s go "
leading firm in commercial circle had
Hong struggled against bankruptcy. As it-had
enormous assets in California, it expected re-
mittances ra by a certain day, and if the sums
promised arrived, its credit its future pros
perity would be preserved. But, week after
week elapsed without bringing the gold. At
last came the fatal day on which the firm had
bills maturing to enormous amounts. The
steamer was teegraphed at day -break-but it
was found, on inquiry, that she brought no
funds: and the house failed The next arrival
broughts nearly halfa million to the insolvents,
but it was too late they were ruined, because
their agent in remitting, had been behind time
A condemned man was being led out for.
execution. He had taken human life. but under
circumstances of the greatest proyocation, and
public sympathy was active in his behalf
Thousands had signed petitions for reprleTe,
favorable, answer had been expected the
night before, and though it had not come even
the sheriff felt confident that it would yet
arrive in season. Thus the morning passed
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YmyE whoTesale Paper Dealers invite the
atte dealers consumers TO their large ard
varied stock Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled %
kee hand. all large stock Of Cape and Letters
nIan and ruled; Denys Mediums. Royal and
Royals Blank Book Papers BY atneT
4 Smith, aud other first class man u taetuIers
we are agents the best Printers CardF. and keep
hand at ali times complete stock of Printers Papers o.
everv description Lightbedy's Book and News Inks
HfcTYeary,s Colored In Ks. Varnish and Gold Size.
We have on in large stock Of the hest Four
driar Ne saud Paper and supply orders to al
most any h reuar sizes. and irregular sizes
make to order short rtnotiee-
we pay the rarket price IN cash, for Bag
giug Rope and Cotton Waste = 4
santi = !. II and ~ Walnut St, Cincinnati.
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NUMBER I7e.

without the appearance ofthe messenger The
last moment was ups sTheprisoner took his
place on the drop, the cap was drawn over hia
eyes, the bolt was drawn, and lifeless body
swung revolving IN the WIND Just at that
instant a horsennan came into sight, galloping
down hill, his steed covered with foam. He :
carried a packet in his right hand which he
waved partially to the crowd. He was the
express rider with the reprieve. But he had
come toolate. A comparatively innocent man
had died an ignominous death because watch
had been five minutes two slow; making ita
bearer arrive behind time. gss-ssssss
1t is continually SO in life. The best laid
plains, the most important affairs, the fortunes
OF Individuals, the veal of nations, honor.
happiness life itself, are daily sacrificed because
somebody is behind time" There are men
who always fail in whatever they undertake.
simply because they are behind time" There
are others who putof reformation, year by.
year, till death seizes them, and they perish
nnrepentant because forever tbehind time y /,
The allies have lost nearly year at Sebastopol.
because they delayed q superfuous day after
the battle of Alma, and came up too late for
a coup de main just twenty -four hours ssbee
hind time" Five minutes in crisis is worth
years. 1t is but little period, yet it has of
ten saved fortune or redeemed a people. R.
there is one virtue that sho uld be cultivated
more than another, by him who would succeed !
in life. it is panctuality; if there is one error
that should be avoided, it is being behind tins
J Mrs. Partington reading an account CT q
railroad accident, was much surprised to learn
that the locomotive had he N driver. # the track
by one of the switches. Il shouldn't have
thought, she said, ''that the great iron engine
would have minded such little thing as
Switch" -
hYes, but you must remember, mamma.
said Ike, grayely, shat the locomotive has
a tender behind" ses- 81, ss-s,a.s,z
"Oh, that, indeed replied the old lady,
resurning her paper, well you needn't talk
about it nay SON. ~ .a A ~
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ClNClNN All rl.r
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE,

ENJ cbarye of ErW RID MEAD NJ d. Editor OF the Ameri
csn svcbol Lecturer Insanity and Forenzic
diene late Obstetrics and formerly OF MaeFia
bis institution open for the reception Of PATIENTS is
ting superior advantages Eons
Int patients admitted The long experience OF the
as practitioner and teacher affords
@ - If div care and the successful treatment.
- ~ 0hio Of - feb2I-6m
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SHERwOOD HOUSE,

TIME subscriber has the above house, and mas
entirely refted and resurnished it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock and ear
riages to let. . - sT =
The stable large, clean and WE'LL ocated, and good
in attendance. Partieularattention
will he Maid to the of horses leftw him for keep
no and in allrespects, the pubeN sa find the Sher
wood House good Hotel. fjys-tfl j. A. BYERS- +
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DERS. RRAY & PENNINGTON,

n EsPECTFULLY in for the citizens of Evansville and
X s vicinity that they formed partnership in the
practice of Medic and Surgery. -i-l -
eentury and become familiar with the diseases incl
dant their
rsess will entitls share of public patronage
Their Firr between Main an1 locust
ootc 0ce eitheF both OF them M DC
z sonsnrted unleIs absent professional business
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NEW ATeEsANGERENT.

that may be able dsvote my
Il larly to the HON HEAVY HARDWARE partsef
business have disposedof part Of ny ths
eery house to Mr.. N Attn EN DAbZEL1,. wf5 Will co
tine at the stand the style OF ORR q
Co. with complete snt o g hing IN the Groeery
this of returning sincere
the the house for hs very
age for many ask
them TO tothe hrm anal would say
very slow at all gentlemen, that they neeo
aot ask credit at this house. as ~
-Maxchs1 /. 1885,. aasr9u2a hEA .aas9.Hs SAMUEL ORR
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THEO DORE FRAMES
CrvcINNATI DYEENfs EST AEI.IsHN1 EN- z

Che nut Canal sts oprositeen Lutz eroce-
o0- ~ Evansville Tndiana.
~ My Deer and Rehnisher of Dry Goods.
and formerly Foreman Cineinna for Mr. Teasdas's
New York Dye House :, - go, :. =, - c. ~,
~ XTooYIsn rare Cashmere. Shaws Of euery scrip
a ana DYES every kind Of stps ac-
- ,a.terns finishes them equalto He
spots stains from silk Dresses in dry ltnou
me color su He also cleans an rein shes Cur
t"irs in slk and ooIIen Toils de Fersse ans Taes
4iso as ~ 2 l-ti oetfe-1rdSw
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SAMUEL ORR
-nAVID O,NEIL.
MERCHA.NN TAILOR,

NERO H Az i 7 AILOR,
Second street. between Main and Locust.
received and Psnsd ns Of .9 oOshs t
with the richest yestings such plain and fan
ey yeIyets sans silks. &C., with goods Tor ous-
All these of the best quality and haad-
soonest varieties broushto this My old customers
and eitizens generally invited to examine them.
am nranarod with frstrate workmen to make up goods IN
the laes tstyles warrant fits in all cases sepz
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sTnRAGE NyANTED.

@TOR AGE WANTED. @
in Fire Proof Warehouse.
w ANY quantity of Grain Produce or Merchandise, OK
tho M LIBERAL t9rms.
he Househoid Furniure Agrieutorai imp enents
all kinds Of liable damage from damp
-.
the lowest FIRE rroofrates by emon
er logger when desired. ..s = -. .it =, 81, .
Locust street and W and 2
anal aud most shipping by River llI-
I'D Annlvt to now GEO. FOSTER & 90.
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EVANSVILLE IND, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER o.
RAILROADS. &C.
pENNsYLVANlA RAILROAD.
tas 49, sSs % fssas


SD fgIs Sc JET - n m
THE undersigned having been ap-
f71x, painted Agen for the above Compa- Lax
nv in this city would inform ship -kzert
sS>2zzNsfsza= peTs, merchants. and the pollic--N
generally that F. Leeeh George Harris and Georgp
Black late OF ID. Beeeh Co... and Thomas 5, Clarke Of
CLARK ThsE,'' under the firm of 5
LEECH q CO., go5so5 ase
special cOnsgnees and shipping agents
the Pennsyivania abroad Company. The have estab
eished sub-sgents all principal shipping
west prepared receipt hrou-h from New
Boston. Philsde phia and BALTIMORE all western
and from all cities and towns the
Atlantic Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
The their whole attention forwarding
facilities shipping and to the
expense second dryage and their charges by arrange
with the Railroad company heirg extemey low. "a
nominal the expense Of dra as) they hope to
be able to give satisfaction
Shipments produce adet their agents NAL be forHa
ed free of charge for commission.
For in formation apply ct their Offices:
Depot. Liberty street, PittshuTg:
do No. South 18th street, Philade phia
do North street, Baltimore;
No. Astcr Place,
do South William street. New York;
do Battery Place..
Orr JOHN s. MITCHELL.
epl3 6m Waterst., Evansville. IND.
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NEW WAsHIN CrON HOTEL.

HNHE of this House have removed from ther
old stand on their Hotel just finish
ed opposite Court House, whore they prepared to
and all others who
upon them in much superor style than
for past patronage respectfully solicit
which shall all our endeavors to mer-
it. Our fare will be the best the market Affords and our
charges moderate.
Good Stabll and Wagon Yard kept foreountry custom.
evlo-dEwtf FELKER HEDDERECH
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..,'. yyl,I: tsEiLLY,, ,.a1.,, Avn

wNTHOIFS NI.E AMI r. RF'TAII. GROCER AND
w PRODu0B MERCHANTS MAIN ST KEEI = Ihenn m
respectfully inform his friends and the pub
vicinity that havng the interest
f she partner J. & W Reilly he in
carry the Grocery and Produce business at the ola
this opportunity ofreturning thanks for
-s fsvors aud intends spare effort eonnu
IN ce of The same je20-1ys = WILLIAM REILLY
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1wpROyED PORTABLE Nj

IMPROVED PORTABLE Us I'LL.
wS0R grinding and All other substances
H. requiring grind ng 80. r,.t.;-. -
Genuine old Anchor Brand poiSihs Oloens An" oA~s
all widths -, -.t..s,.a !. s.lf 45e sbovs
aIr t-,ncinnati Prices including freight.
Oa at j. Monroes Family Grocery corner OF oaA ane
sseaSd ssfs strse' AsEs BRADFORD Co, cncinnsi. o.
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DR. f. ID. NIELLER,

.7aaW OF PHILA DELPHIA, -a-e
~rBO graduated in Germany and France. and can give
M the hest testimonials from Profescrsin in the United
ss ers his services to the citizens OF Eyansvilln and
az a PHYSICIAN He will pay part euar attention to
f M ~ ytes those pers ns ai.ed with disease
cali and see him Anybody tro l with Chrensc diseases
Rbanmatsm Diseases of the Bfder and syphs VIII be
s =; ~ shcrtest time No charge for the hrst visit
n Garner of Sycamore and Thrdsss. Office hours from
I A NJ. till evening g.orrcrc
Thos. Mutter Prof. of SnrReryi
Sam'I jackson. Prof. Of Theory and fraesiesi
o D. Meigs Prof. of Midwifery1
O. R. Gilman. Prof. OF Afidwifervs
JOS. NJ Snith. Prof. of Theory and Practice; ,f
II. d. Bulky. N. d.. -,
Thos. Hun. NJ D Albany. n. Y. 81
Mason F. Cogswe1 N. D., Prof. Materia Medea.
Ny. s. aZ.ll-e.-
1SUNNV BAtss.5o bales heavy, in store and for sale
SU by cct3l San Il VE1sn'
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Ca1.aas aND TOBACCO STOREOF
~ O-1..r..r rsfrIslfr1 NAN ST. BET 1ST ANnnn

IACOR ISCHEURER, MAIN ST. BET. IST AND2D.
- : fo Schaeher q Schroeder's oldstaud9
andsnrronnd ng country thu have taken the above
stand Determined to continue the same business and
will constantly kcep on hand tn
for, Iso snuand Smoking Tobacco OF all kinds Mer-
.haum China Wooden Pipes OF all sizes ana quar-
Al tile prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Nv lengthy experience in. the business eonylnees me
a,.;. III. haze E Of nublic patronage. tap1 If
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TaE AlYsTERN -sOLVKD.

HUDGING the crowd OF customers that nave eeen
81 visiting Embieh store for the past two we
the impression he the Is
arance) by the board and in consequences
thereof great sacrifice but further
ry happy 20 our readers - not
the case He has full assortment OF spring
and Dry Goods selling at very low rates
hanoa tha raab 20 his store.. apl4 :
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TEyNEYM sORENsON
wuoIraALr pnAr.Ens Is. IN eEocrEIHs 50 IIaUoRs.

wHoLEsALE DEALERs GROCERIES AND IIQUoRS, CoRNEs
WATER AND VINE >. EVAN svILI.E. IND. -.
TUIH have this day formed copartn
n the purpose Of doing wholesale Grocer and Liquor
Eayng succeeded the business Of Messrs Als& &
Ho wss their stock and made additions to make
oompIee shall be abe TO oer as good
FOR CASH. any house in EEansvle or any city IN he
West. e1s 4ME3T 4 ,; rIf,1ss.e aIE ~ Ehs
Is.
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Iron RAILING.

gNNHE undersigned has agency the sole of and
beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING with round
wrought rods figures in great variety OF
will sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
FREIGaT. w q"
This is cheaper substantial than other
no Those wishing Rsillng to enclose o. etey
lots yards for piaEzas will do we'll to give me
Prices from 81 so to 50 so per foot.
yz3-d&w M A LAW hBNUE.r
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS! AT yvIHOLESALEs
..a... / RH RITTROLFF d SONS,

MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND,
A EVANSVILLE. IND, +-
WWTE large supply OF eight day and
NM thirty hour clocks direct fre the
prng every style of wood and iron -ases when We
dealers low the same articles can pc
bought Cincinnati other Mestsrn cities We shali al
hand, and think we can make It
their clocks of
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EXTENSION OF BsAGH1'S ASATENI!
AT0TI is hereby eiven the public that the pateht on
w PAGEs PORTABLE oIRcgIAR SAW Ell has been =
this patent fripging he same in as-
ing using or ding viii be proceeded against IN aeeor
r;+b tss laws ia such case made and provided
'S ' - GEORGE PAGE, Patentee.
Tbeundersgned having the EXCLUSIVE right for large
portion of the Territory West and South would
h nrenared as heretofore, fill all orders oI
PAGE's PoRTA ABLE CIRCULAR SAW MlILs-eaeh o our es
tablishments their respective Tel ri5ery ny
tion AZ Hes"iN W - = KINGSLAND & FERGUSON,
Phgnix Foundry.
ROLLIN CLARK.
xf Sa.4t Renfrev Co IS Eage Foundry,
Ia o,n5t,e ~ St. Louis No.
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lnrlnNnl NfhTiaANsil

HNLOWER yascs. travelling companions,
HI heat ing eight anu ten key q Frenen
ar@ordeon, fine French harps dolls, marbs
sets port -monnaes combs. Superior neeos pms tooth
nicks Kew rings ellis steel tooth brushes, wax
beads dominoes Emerson's staps 9ilsf
narffss,Sy ar tnosions for sale by A @ PUSHEE.
an26 = under Odd Fellows Hall. Firstst.
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Esr1aTFm WAVRE,

PLATED WAAkE-
wwTE hsye inst received. from the annfaerrer an as
AZ sortnent of Plated Ware. such as table ana tea
forks knives eztra fne and oeaut,sa cas-
n he plaea on genuine Alhata metal Deary as "nise' ~
Sard and stronger than silver CAL aSs see AZ
S1s Main 81. bet. LIST 1zd
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D. 5. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TABOR.

On First street. between Main and Sycamore.
AS assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ines etc. which he Is prepared to make in the
most styles and short notice He will warrant
experience in the kusines to be
give general satisfaction He has also hand fine
Merino silk Underhirs Drawers. with hne Shit5,
Collars etc made the best manner%ith Gentiemen's
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. ~ deel6-tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tr1, ia CITlZENs OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
: - -. x IN M IiK Y And lLLlNOIS.

KENTI CKY And ILLINOIS.
HAS D. SAUNDERS: Civil Engineer having taken up his
eD abode in city efEvansyiile would respectfully
uounce 10 southern portion of Indiana
Kentucky Illinois, that he is prepared to furnish Plans
Estima work OF description
pertaining his profession viz Water Works Drainage Of
land Railways Turn pike Plank other Roads, the I'M
proVament of Rivers for navigation purposes. etc.
Testi monials of ability fro m T. B. Wilson Eq Ohet En-
the Salem Railroad; Judge Hughes
Bloomington Ind George g. Dunn of Bedford Indt H.
b. Wilson, q ty Engineer. New Albany, Ind. and III: c.
Moore ESQ Chief Engineer of the E., l. and c. Straight
Line Railr- ad. be application. mhzO ~
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IaEaL HANGER,

NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS IN. MAGEEEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT, r
24South William street, New York.
DEING ong.established with extensive connection
ID In the above business respectfully socits consign
ments ofa kinds of Western Produce, which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
80 - j. H. MAGHEE q CO.,
febo0-tf Evansville, Ind.
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!, .5,1oVxs y

: ksENkUt Al
EYN BACON & CO. have removed to Main street. be-
E tween and First ts., door to Hallock
cddards Drug store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
will be pleased all their old and
make the ones are pleased TO
give them call They woud their ks er the very
RberaI to receive contnuanee o
I5roeeries. janl6-ly
mH LIS, AROMATIC STOMACH Sit
TERS. MILLS WINE BaGTERS.
THNHESE have been long aad avorsby known
as certain cure summer Com plants. and
and and similar diseases con-
sSSi ~ J1 - $50 TENNEY soRENsON.
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DEsS0AUrsoN.
CORpOiiA;rIoyy yoTICE n

that the oflot No al Up. Em-
" cause aplankSideWalk to be placed
'front.' OF said Lot Fls. and als along side
SAID Lot on Gum street. nding the u lspth
sae Lot after the publication Of h
ana In default thereof the Marshal directed
saa WORK and the costs and expenses accruing hsre shall
thereof as will satisfy sal lien and
BY order of the Common Council. son - - =
oc.2eai0. WILL, IT. WALKER. Jierk.
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lust RECEIVED
stock of Boots and ShOes'
HIENDRIC : & VIC EAs

- n o. . FIRST
now their fall stock Of Boots and Shoes
embracing every style. Buying directly from New
Enc anufacturers they enabled to seil as low as an
in West They invite dealers TO eal ana
bsfore rchasing making it our business exelu-
saev we are enabled show greater variety of styles
ep25-tf
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CINCINNATI.

.-ssS.. THEE & PROBABLY WAS NEy-
s4 ER better aHsnrtment OF PIano Fortes rn
n ~ n n this city than nov be fOnnd 7S
" West Fourth Chiekering's Wooa-
ward & Browns brown AueR's j. Gilherts. with Eoli
attachment IL Worcester' and the Western MaBufsc
turing Companys Pianos the best be four il
this country Most eomtine excellen
seldom found in the majority Of p offered for sale
here else where.
An unlimited warrantee given with eaeh instrument.
w r. COBBURN.
nd ATuae naaiq cincip
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FaRMEFsSs EEOTER..

CORNER OF MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS,
= sl.t ~ aalss Ev ANSvILLE. IND. s1a7a p f H<
ENHE above named hotel has teen recently refted and is
ready the aeeommo aationJf ether rtgularpr
The airy and pleasant and the
table is supplied with the best the market affords
TIE rms mod ernte. sais7 e. ii. MOsELY, y
my4 Haa Proprietor,
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WHg, x. NTcGREW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the Crescent City Bank Building.
~ my25
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BOARDING AND SALE SFABLE.
~ n COOK has rented Peter Burk the hne hrck sta
II. Bile second street. between Main and locust wreFe WEES
he will horses by the day or week st the o"es1
in pro portion to the expense of feed: r-.z -
Also fine young horses for sale a all times AZ
jel eooh . EanAti4
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THOMAS mEADEN,

IN -ff
GROCERIES s. PRODUCE GENERALLY:
e4# shi BOOTS AND SHOES. =
Qu m syT n e., & c.,4 &es, a
MAIN STREET.. tSEAR wAsHISoToE EoTnl NASHVILLE aes
OOtl1-iY
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rF VINEGAR. inEaYtz 3.
Gn BBLs Pure Cider for sale lowto close .a =
OO ep2s GEO. FOSTER 90.
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E1STLBERTs. Brazil. walnuts. Sicily Marseiies and
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a LU1T SALTS so bushels superior quality ., ss
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HAVE this day with me. In the Seed AF-
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VIII continue the business under the style of Grant Care
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-09

Large Assortment Of Teas the best GRADES for family
n Just reed from New York and for sale low by
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