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, "PTIhk UYcIcOnts--Mndl up IN tasty and Fash
10 nhble styles, from nice FREHCn coGTfgg ''
Also, a hne assortment Of Business CoArs f,r cO,
trade. '' 'OI wy
inc custom DEPARTMENT, under the charge Of No
Charles blanchard, contains much the iarges ana 49,,
desirable assortment Of nice CoATNGs PANr sruers anH
VEsrNos ever exhibited by this establishment tor INV
other, prohably) W. my
The attention Of all purchasers Ia respee, hilv ,nv,
and entire satisfaction assured IN all paifons 'i
A.. p WARE, l6s and 40 Main Street.
"FAN '""u Worcester
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ID X. DEYO's
CITY ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No Appleton's BUILDING, No. 34S BROADWAY.

THOMAS D. STETSON, Mechanical Engineer
and Solicitor Of Patents No ISL Nassau New Ysb e.
In pereetins securing and advertising Inventions
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This Day Published:
KNOWLEDGE is POWER; A VIEW OF tt

II NOWLEDGE is POWER; A VIEW OF THE
IN Productive Forces OF MODERN SOCIETY, AND THE
RESULTS OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND SKILL.
BY CHARLES KNIGHT.
Revised edited by David A. Wells A. NJ Editor Of An
Of scien life Discovery &e With numerous Ensavinss
limo, cloth 81 25. ~ -,
In this work the author aims 10 exhibit the relations which
Knowledge Labor Skill and Capital bear to each other Labor
he as the foundation Wealth Capital but
uaed labor Skill increases the productiveness OF labor
the basis Of all productive labor Know ledge has
proyded modern machinery added untold value the
producveness of labor Division of labor Is essential TO the
highest skill consequently the highest productveness
Capital lot the OF labor but the indispensable ally
Labor absolutely free and Capital absolutely secure IN
order 10 the highest prosperity both Credit represents liked
cspits-enabes his houses lands machinery,
etc, into currency.
Tes. prorostops and others illustrated by great var
ey of facts drawn different branches Of skll rdusy-
iron mongery manufacture cotton and wooden manufc
lures pottery needle making printing etc
The work instructive treaties Political Econ
omy interesting history of Sklful Industry IL Is Illus
trated by upward Of 50 engravings
GOULD L. LINCOLN,
No. SO Washington-st. Boston.
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ITO BRICKMAKERs and OTHERs.-Tle a,

ITO PRINTERS-Wanteda situation as FORE.
MAN ofsu ADAMS PRESS ROOM, by good pIsensssi
Printer ia said capacity oooa ree
AID testimonials given character ana eopetohcy
line addressed Tribune Once, VIII Dc Prompoy
attended TO.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ITO FARMERS-A Lady desiring to reside in
the country during the offers her srvees N In
rueon as for Board Prefers the State OF
Jersey sbsut 90 miles FROM NewYort References gwen II
required Address three days, ELIZABETH care OF W.
Gtsrnsey, No. 265 East Broadway.
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IIoUiTlkS nunberng upward Of leo objects with sey.
snt ADDITIONS the most poTuar exhibition in the city,
''e' D'J AID L'sups ~ ESQ Blesdwsy As.srSs = ssas
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fost an1 fcun0.

7 OST.-The following Certificates of Stock have
IL been lost or m.sd: Certificate No lSs for 100 shTes
sAr gamoa and Morgan Railroad Company dated jan 10 o
Certificate No. So 50 shares Illinois Central Railroad Com
papy dated April 49, 1852 Both Issued 10 Samuel d. Hubbard
Application win be made the above Companies for az Issue OF
Duplicates Of the above. NJ. hETChUA
SewYork, April Is, 1885
7 OST-On Friday morning about II o'clock,
near W.ll-st in Wilam-st, in Wal-st, BOND and
MORTGAGE Of 5000. Any person finding the and
iesyinr them AZ the Oce Of BAKER WEEKS, No. Pine
81, y ill receive thanks Of the owner.
a. IN REWARD.-LOST, April II, 1855. ia
d sDU coming from Sonervie No. l04 West-st, y: y
between and o'clock a. M, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
in County Bank bills Of different denominations The
above reward Be paid finder returning the same 10
YOUNG, BONNELL & SUrPHEN, No. lO4 Westst.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, APRIL 81, 1856.

CHRISTMAS COLORED SUPPLEMENT and
~ 50 ENGRAvINGs from THE ILLUSTRATED LON
DON NEWS. bound. . centA
Selections from PUNCH 40 illustrations. . cent?
seectiors from ILLUSTR aTED TINES 60 Engraving c
Selections from BALLOUS PICTORIAL, so Enxsvinss, Sc
ENGLISH PAPERS delivered Immediately after the arrival
OF steamers N York Brooklyn WILLIAMSBURG. By
7. RICHARDSON IS Hi gh-st., near Fulton, broJsly1.
Open on Sundays for sale Of Herald Dpat;h Times her
eury Atlas Courier Mall subscribers faithfully attended
TO- Agent for the Boston ANGLO SAXON edited % IT.
Bartlett.
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ID SAY A KIND WORD WHEN YOU CAN. Thomas

ID SAY KIND " ORD WHEN YOU CAN Thomas .
cents
THE OLD PLAYGROUND. J. de Ruver. . cents
THE VILLAGE MAIDEN. Foster. . cents
We WERE BOYS AND GIRLS TOGETHER Ihon1
3 cents
All Of the above beauhfu Songs.
"REMINISCENCES OF n. TROVATORE; Arrsn gements, in
three numbers of all the best melodies by Berg Each num-
Der IS cents
pieces BY Kleber. Is cents. .
RAINBOW SCHoTTIsCH with Variations J. Belak. 50
cents
THE FIRST DELIGHT. Eight easy melodies for young
plsyers 40 cents
The above. any Music. sent by mail postage paid
FIRTH, POND Co, No. Fran klia--quse: New-fork'
F.. p Co. will REMOVE on the LIST OF May TO
No 57 BROADWAY,
between the Metropolitan and ST. Nicholas Hotels
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Mem Ordinations.
Full of Adventures and the Romance Of the Season
THIRD THOUSAND NOW READY
III
THE GREEN MOUNTAINS GIRLS:
A STORY OF VERMONT.

7
vermont border land and like all such resOns Us his
tory and s social life full Of startling Incidents
and smuggers robbers almost
Plentiful along lire that separates Vermont from Canada
as troopers other thieves the borders OF In
Gland and Scotland which lie the border par excellence
There about the border life Of Vermont of former
times makes It capital theme for the nove and some
class already little fame and we
hope not little gold by writing stories Illustrative OF tia; life
The writer Of the has turned this phase Of Yer
mont e capital account and has produced Of the most
exciting and agreeable books of the time II has high merits
become popular at IL IS full OF adyen-
lures and 10 the romance Of the season"
' Boston Daily Chronicle
DERBY JACKSON. Publishers NewYork
And for sale BY Booksellers generally.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

DOCKAWAY for SALE-Nearly new, with pole
III and shafts Watsons make, Philadelphia also, set OF
CARRIAGE HARNESS, Gibsn's make; all in complete or
der Apply al the Stable No. % Grandst
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T NJ. GOTTS C II 4 L Ks
L.. FOURTEENTH
PIAN O-F % r TIE o r + e
And LAST BUT TWO Of the Season,
Assisted by
MRS. E. G. BOsTWICK,
AND OTHERS,
At DoDwoRTHs ROOMS, On THURSDAY EVENING Sn.
P.roForte and Music Store No. 80 Broadway and st T.
BREUsING's Muse Store. No. 70l Broadway. - ~ -,
n B.-NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED STATS
or, GEORGES SOCIETY OF NEW-YORK.-
81 George, Society viii celebrate its Seventeen Amir
bISSER AT TIE METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
On WEDNESDAY, April 3, =,
At O'Clock precisely. Tickets for The oce.son nsy De nad
from the Stewards; VIM. NJ Smith No south Wiilar-s
Cha, Cooper No So 6ths. :. Milford No Isl Fear ~
Bsinbrdge No n Clfs Also from any Of the oces o. ne
(reetx ch-st and the Albion Once, NO. 10 beek
Errh and Colonial visitors 10 this city are particularly invited
attend.
CPIRTTUAL TESTS and COMMUNICA-
- TONS at 8e1yvesen Institute No $50 Broadwsy-MON
DAY EVENING April 81 at O'CLOCK the audience WI. Sc
Committee Unbelevers rrOpole test question: MIS-
w b. COAN, Medium; IRA B. DAVIS, Lecturer. I1ckes
l2l N. B-Privs,e stings daily a. ll5s Grsnd-'t.
-CREAT EXHIBITION.-C. L. INGERSOLL
VI SON will open their 2sih Grand Annual FAIR Apnl
p for one only Race Sal, Ship, AID Pleasure ooas OF
efforts The public are particularly invited attend. Adns
sion free INGERsOLL SON Boat and Oar Bazaar No. 20
Southst
V,HE CRYSTAL PALACE.--This beautiful
building contains various object. Of intere't-Anoiens
obelin TAPESTRY gallery Of PAINTINGS and vau-
able STATUARY, beside Agricultural Implements and ma
,hiDery. II will remain open until further notice.
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HOW to USE MANURES.-In order TO know
II the best Fertilizers each crop, and how TO al
Msuures the economical manner, the Farmer will md
the following Books invaluable: -
Browns FIELD BOOK or MANURES 81 d
JOHNSON AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. 81 >
DANA'S MUCK MANUAL 81
EORTOS'S SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE &c
NAsH's PROGRESSIVE FARMER 6oc.
CHEMISTRY MADE EASY. 2c.
Sent by mail postage paid, on receipt Of Price.
Catalogues al Agricultural WORKS seut 70 those who
favor Us with their sddress
{. NJ sAXToN Co, Agricultural BOOK PebIshsrs,
M 40 Faltou-s,., New. York
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TOUR to EUROPE.-A German of liberal edu.

FlOlK 10 I'll hOf IA Ntffidn OIL uOerdl cuu-
cation sfeakng French German. Spanish and Latin and
EDssh perfectly his native tongue also possessed 18th
the gained through travelling Europe aud the
Globe wishes 10 GUIDE SECRETARY 70 Centie-
meg Families going abroad Without considering the Asrvsa.
hoss of.n educated Guide 10 well Known that BY bis small
salary saved tho douby heavier loses which always and
inevitably follow the want Of knowledge Of tho LANGUAGE OF
intricate coinage Of charges and Of fares Ae and tho consc
qaept imposition. rraetccd foreign countries Apply 10
GUsTAVUs SCHULTZ, Mes. - And 3 NeTesfsi, between
The bous VI 10 alJ u
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- EVANS Co.'S GREAT BOOK SALES,
Al Ma 400 Broadway where they offering arge ana
ulendd Of the Latest nbcstons and Sshdafa
IS per lower than the usual prices, Win une
quAed Inducements . oo,-
Tboush str.rg tits none the We sell BOOK
And GOLD WATCH for ONLY ONE DOLLAR Books
With Silver Watches, Gold Lockes, Gold Pencils Kings
Besstpins SILK Dress PGerns Silver Pencils Ot Books Sc
Do rot fail 10 call, If you would save money
EVANS Co, No. 400 Broadway.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MINTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE nE MERnuRN IN IT

NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN TT
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
infallihle remedy for Serofua, Kings evil Kheuma-
tism, Obstinate Curaneous Eruptions. PimpIes
Eyes Ringworm letter. Scald Head Euargeme
Bones ofnts Ulcers
Di=orders Lumbago Spinal Complaints Diseases
arising nJudcious of Mercury, Imprudenee
Life lnIpurity of che Blood.
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier o the
Blood used by the thousands of
of the nited who testify daily
kabIe performed by the Of all medicines
matsm, Scrofula Eruptions the Skin Disease
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections the Eidueys
Throat Female Com plaints Pains and Aching
Bones md Joints peely flight by using this
great aud inestmable remedy.
For ali Blood nethiu has yet
to eompare 1t c1eanses the
acts gently efficiently the liver and kidneys
ems the Digestion gives the Stomach. makes skin
eaIthy aud he constitution enfeebled
broken Town che excuses OF youth to its priM
tive vigor and strength.
Ladies'. It'll Incomparaby better than all the Cos
few doses OF CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
ture all bring the
nanng cheek give elasticity TO STEP and
the health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicine ever heardof.
The large number of certificates which have received
from Persons all parts of the United states the hest
evidence that numhug aboutt The press hotel
keepers magistrates hysieans and public we'll known
Co the all add their testimony to the wonderful
Call on the Agent Circular and Almanae and read
the wonderful this truly greatest of all has
performed -, -,
No Pearl Richmond Va to whom all orders
forsupples aud Agencies must be addressed. - .
For sale by Haock Stoddard. Evansville; Haloek q
Parmentsr, Prineeton O. H. CLARK, Vinoennes and by
dsslsTstn medicines generally. auEs
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- Nv n ,lI-Es ! = ll5s n I3Illl -. d

WNTE have n hand the nplete de-
w sirabe stocks everything in the DRY GOODS line
found in the Western Market which
prompt time buyers remarkably low rates Our goods
have been selected with in quality style and
willing duplicate the bills any regular
house vest of the mountain consists in Of
tbs ollo WIN articles:
and bsached muslins cloths satnets
prints linssy. Innings satins. vsvets
eashmeres eoburgs apacas de laues. hats
bopne ribbons umbrellas seamless bags 5haws satehels
&c &c.
Together with large of Notions
from Yankee clock cambria needle. Also large
WE'LL WADE CLOTHING,
got expressly trade entire
factio' Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing for showing title cheap
fOr selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH,
Main street. I'd door aheve State Bank,
ep2s Evansville Ind
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY. & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission

M "a "a . - q N II =
EVANSVILLE, ND.
a-s- HAVING fitted up mammO 49, =
Wharf Boat, the largest on the zksssls-
Ohio RiTer in the mostsubstanta manner, pre-
any business entrusted ourcare, eth
or by RIVER az AEAEsOAD OH CANAL
properly: and rattenton will paid Receiv
n- storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly dled
P 6. O'RIIEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
merous friends their former patronage and respect
flu ly soeits continuance ofthe same, which will be
duly reciproeated
A store Room well supplied will be kept forthe
eornmodaton of Boats and their orders carefully filed
ulh3-dSwIy T. II. O'RlLE1 d GO
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READ THE FoLLowINe CERTIFICATES

LONDON. Laurel Ky, Nov. I, 1855.
MFssRs V. II. & Co.-Last month when . visit
Louisville having cted with the Chls
fndisg relief in the various
that took induced TO give your Fever and Ague Cure
a trial days missed the chill and have
proving daily think the disease will
on would earnestly this available
att on to all those
Chiils. Yours truly, JOHN "A. CANAFAX.
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Nn Es n LIZ

W%THOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
%# PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET --Theun-
dersigned respectfully inform his
Evansville vicinity shat having hased the
ofthe Senior IN the late firm off W Reilly ne
tends the Grocery and Produce business the old
He embraces this opportunity returning
and intend effort merit
O the te20-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, John s. Hopkins, Nm. HeIlnaaa,
Philip Decker, II. D. AIlis, Wna Il. Pres
ton, and YIN. Baker.
THIS COMPANY is now prepared take risks upon
perty situate and Country within the boun as
of the vanderburgh Posey Gibson and Warrek
Application may the Secretary either of the
Direetors WIN. BAKER. Press
ROB'T BARNES. Treas.
RoR,r EARLEY sec,ry. eet26aIy
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DeG MODS

IIVERY md : Ale sFABLE.
ON LOCUST. bETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
kA HORSES. Bugges, Carriages. ss-=SSsSssASA
<fFssESA aud 0mnibusses, always hire TX
Ne 1.-THE above Stable. Carriages excursions par
ties funerals always hand prepared board
horses aad Keep th the best order
Nv fine hack will hereafter running constantly
during the day and viii be at steamboats, hotels the
accommodation Of those wishing it, - will also he
ready citizens boats during the night
orders NJ the stable. my9 f Fl. DEGA RHO.
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FALL CAMPAIGRl
HAIR ID " Az r. Az WROLESALEs
NEW A>D VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS 6 WELLS

CHAS. =. WELLS,
ENTHILST returning generous patron
NH the public, since he opened in Evansville, would
apprise interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois and KEN
IN store Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
tary (by one-thrd that he has offered
viii market sale Many Goods purchased
by him during depressed state of the markets.
having American Goods filled
only able decidedly
offer and sell Hardware low figures house
afford the Goods. to cash good time buyers
Traders feeling assured that he Them
full Justice.
Among the articles (amost prising his
stock he the following to the trades
AxesWells LippiRee Leveretts and Collins;
500 dozen Pocket Knives fully assorted
* do Steel Shears n Scissors;
do Razors and Strops;
gross spoons--Iron. Brttania and German silvsr
so dozen Coffee Mills. all grades
800 do Files and Rasps. all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms;
20 " lbs Sadirons assorted
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do;
Screws giml t pointed;
dozen Door Sooksand oekets;
100 do AuguFs.
200 o Curry Combs Horse Cards;
300 pairs Shovel and Tougs. iron and brass heads
60 dozen Saws from Mill to Key-hole; 81 az
rs do Steelyards and Scale Reams;
so do Ames' (and other branrs Shovels and Sp&asss
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures
Japanned Tinware fully assorted.
ALSO
Monnaies Fancy Hardware generally together
heavy goods viz Chains Dog Ions Strap Hinges Tea
ties, Knives ard Riddles and
Gun Barrels and GUN trimmings,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools. Window Sash
CHARLES WI Is
N4
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ESP &c FULLY inforg the citizens
IA It's vi intv that they have formed partnership
practice of Medien aud Surgery
Having actively in the profession quar-
ter and become familiar with the diseases Incl
This climate thew hope their experience
will entitle them share of public patronage.
Their ee is Firr between Main Locust.
pote the Post Office where eihe both may
consulted unless absent on professional business.
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PINE LUMBER
THE LARGEST 9TOCK IN THE CTVVt

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
HoHN f. GLOVER & co corner Of Main and Seventh
- streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
piee Of Seasoned Pine Lumber
Qualities aud thieknesses Tongued and
Ash Flooring Dressed Ceiling Casinos and
annssj 100 GOO feet SQUAD Boards suitable for
shops barns md fencing Pine Poplar Shiuglea
Gan have made 70 or9or AZ the lowest prices Shelving
Doors. sash Blinds Mantle Pieces
boorsand Windows &c, Bills prices forwarded
send for them. Orders aisanee will
promptattent1on fsbi2tf
a MES sHOYELs.-25 doz No. g. genuine article 70
IN contractors. for sale low at CHAS. S. WELLS
dvvarn Eorsa halo, pr Tean
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RoB'r BARLEY sec'ry. ectZ6el
NOTICE.

IHE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
~ Clocks &c. formerly owned g. Gossen, would respect
citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he
viii the old stand, Frstsree be-
Main and Locust and would be happy to wait on all
who him with call promising to give satisfaction
The will be cold at small advance
n WITHOUT ANY REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES
and all goods warran tel as represented
BE- All kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired in the
best manner, and at moderate charges. =
isn2l-tf N,HAS EVEN NJ
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NOTIONs! MUTTON q!

ENLOWER thermo travelling panions.
London sealing wax. eight and key French
French harps. dolls, marbles; toys
combs Superior needles pins tooth
picks rings eDeil, steel tooth brushes.
beads domnoes. chess Emerson's toilet
aud battle together with
variety of notions for sale by A. O. PUbdEE.
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VE0HE Proprieors of this House have
old Main their Hotel Just finish
opposite the Court House where they
their old and all others
them. In much superior style ornsry
patronage respectfully sOlicts
ofthe which shall all end-avors
will be the the market
charges moderate.
StablI Wagon Yard kept foreountry custom.
ey10-d&wtf FELKER. s. HEDDERECH
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
InREASr Is THr MAMMOTH Stock AMI

NbtFaF
GREAT INCREASE T. THE MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
Lo Still They Cornell
ATrR stock Boots and Shoes is complete. embra
y variety Of mems and hoys', Youths aud
children light works misses
Bnskins Ties aud Slippers made
order we'll Our stock doubie
size in city We have direct
with the hest in New England
ire time attention IS Even the purchase and saIs Of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
irving branch merchandising entire
ntion a decided advantage whose
eff Gun Barrels.
Fish Sausages Rat Traps Corduroy
sible- to-mo about without-ah
Shoes of Boot and Shoe dealers,
Notions Notion Houses and Dry Goods Dry Goods
Houses. A city is place for country stores.
HENDRICKS & MCREA,
u Ioaf~
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CO-PARTNERsHIP IN lie

SCkEDDH 5sHDEA&, SEAEADNE K 4, &c J.
"a have hand a large and complete
of all the School Books in in the West Also a
full Blank Books oil sizes Letter and Cap Paper
nc Paper plain fancy Envelops Black and R. d
Ink Steel Pens, Pencils and Penholders &c. which Of
fer at wholesale retail at the lowest prices
seps T. CONJUNCTION & co.
TO THE LADIES OF IN Ans AsElE.E.
NAT have received Lese's Fashions for September;
also stock Of the finest Ladies Letter and Note
Papers and Envelops TO match
sepS DoBELL e LISTER.
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thereby certify during the summer resided with
am Fl thstreet Near Broadway IN the city of Leu
isvie KY. myself and three of aiiet
ChiIs We tried the usual snch
qninine without getting relief VIII Smith Co .
Fever Agae Cure recommended to and COM
men eed tsin a days all relieved I
certain.
distressing disease regard it the best medicine
70 the disease offered to the public
my hand this ED day of October 1885 Loui
willie KY. W. A. LYLE.
Personally appeared before the undersigned W A. Lyt
the statements forth in the foregei
certificate all true Given under hand this I'D dayi
October. 1855 JOS. CLEMENTS j. p. J. O
For sale in Evansville, at wholesale retail. by
KELLER, FARNSLY e. CO.,
4 -GrndA- DIM. riaAn AnAn- aAran&
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NEW Az q a NasENTE
sTOR4GE WANTED
CAPITAL 800 oc0n o0id .s nd .,,.t.d

AA prepared n Fire Warehouse,
Wv any quantity of Grain. Produce Merchandise,
tho mostliberal terms.
Having and airy stairs particular win
taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds goods from damp
or Logger when desired.
Warehouse located Locust W. and g.
Canal and convenient for shipping by River Rail-
road Applyto novI GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-07
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AS g. Jones and JAS E. BLYTHE. 4ttornies at Law
evansville Indiana have associated
in the practice Of the continue to
in this and the adjoining counties the
Osrlet Court Aey design turning their partic
uiary to land law In short time they will prepared
give IN lew minutes abstract of the title
lot in Evansville or its enlargements Lamasco
gther with their professional pinion ifie-
sired