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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10


"A q. SANDERS, EsoYOu viii announce the name Of G..
derburgh county Obge of the citizens of the
ty. je4
Mr.. SASDERs-Sir: You will please my n
candidate the office of County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 W M. H. CHANDLER. 4
MIR. SAEDERs:-Please announce my name as candidate
for Beeorder Vanderburgh County the ensuing Fail
election SUBJECT to the decision of the Dsmocatc Copyen
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. H. SANDERS ESQ Please nay a
ddae for the office Clerk of the Vandernurgh Circuit Court
myG7s 1855 LOUIS RICHTER
EDITOR JoURNAL-I candidate the office of Sheriff
of Fan1erburgh county the ensuing October election
mJI2-te WM HOLDEN.
So As a spring or summer medicine would recommend
Dr. HoSTETTERS celebrated Stomach Btters above all
others. It's strengthening and nvigoratng effect
bated truly astonishing Its aeton the
liver tendency drive all the surface thereby
for these Rters such envable reputation nasmuch
they pleasant beverage. and
general family medicine wherever known. Forale
by Druggists and Retels generally. za se
W00LSEY SAWYER, Ageats,
TENEA hfohests ne assorted Tea in 4 ID papers
III 10 hf-chests Tea-Gunpowder. Imperial and Y Hyson
SO eaddies wder Imperiala Y Hyson 6lbs each
25 boxes Gunp Imperial and Y Hyson Is lbs
10 hfchests Pouchong Teas of extra quality for sale
my2t 1. & D. HEIMANN.
NEW SU vi M is CLOTHENG.
TST per Glendale, eompiete assort-
- meRt of Fancy Clothing. Furnishing Goods
Hats aud Caps Fancy Cassmeres Cloth
and Marseilles which will made tbs
on the most reasonable Thankful favors
ask acontingauee efthe same. A. L0BENSTINEsS.
myls-in WestsEn Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion.
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SERVED 'EM R1GHT.-Mr Kratzs new little
steamer was visited last Sunday by couple
ofdeck hands from the Chancellor, who ridi-
culed the boat, and proceeded to amuse them
selves by trying to make it dip water. They
were insulting to Mr.. ..Kratz when he asked
them to leave, an d he turned in and cooily
thrashed both of them, making them take to
the water or to their boat in a hurry.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10

Ice CREAM AND STRAWBERRIES. Mr.. Ben.
Horde has just opened an Ice Cream Saloon in
Mr.. Dupey's buildings, above the Sherwood
House, where he will be happy to see those
fond of ice cream and strawberries. He will
have bushel of berries on hand to-day, pick
ed this morning. He informs US that his
cream will be cream and not milk, and that
it will recommend itself. Families can supply
themselves by leaving their orders with him.
We hope Ben will be literally patronized.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

square lines less time s0c three times eli
week. 81 So weeks. 81 50 month. 81; three
months 81 81; months $lo year. SIS. Discount
larger advertisements Cards of six lines under IS
marriage death religious notices.
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A. ana r. REDMOND VS.. JOHN BUTTON EFT AL.~Sale
the 18th Of June Of Horse Power Machines at the
" arehouse of John s. Mitchell.
SIMEON LONG vs.. MARGARET G.. AND HUGH D.
KUQU Ell Sale at Court House door, June ed Of south
qr OF public square. beginn point of Main ST.
front line said Is feet and inches from alley divia-
sal qr from los original plan said city thence
Eght angles TO Mainst alley FeaFofsndd thence
along SAID alley parallel with Main St. lS feet towards
SECOND first alley aforesaid thence aIonR said alley
to ain ST. Aforesaid thence aloug Main front of line
Of said ar. to place of beginning.
FRANCIS AM0RY= VS.. EN-. JAS. RCOUETl EFT AL
Sale tCourt House door, sd beginning IS #
and inches frsm the northery
ery of public square Evansvlle Ind. running
thence along Nam towards Sd Is feet inches, thence
right angles TO Main IA feet alley
eatery quarter OF said public square thence along
alley parallel with Mainst towards Fourth ST.
inches thence IA feet to the place of beginning being
feet ron Main and running back the width IA
feet 10 the alley. -
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

runder head will always be found statement
Ofthe sberifs Sales including of parties property
and time o. sales.1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

as No ees in this place. cents line insertion;
20 cents line three times 80 line week. dis
count on longer time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10

A PROFESSOR WooLED.--Prof Thompson,
the barber, was soundIy thrashed yesterday
evening by Capt. Liter, of the Bowling Green.
The captain had been diddled out of twenty
dollars by some means through the Professor
and his traps, and took about that amount out
of his hide. We trust the worthy Professor
viii leave Evansville at once, as he is becoming
entirely too distinguished in this vicinity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10


There is nothing in the nominations Of the
Democratic Convention that can be discour7
aging to the American party We should
rather congratulate ourselves that we have as
opponents men to compare whom with Fill
NOR. and DoneIson, will not be to sltG them
The Democracycan have no higher nor juster
pride i'm their candidates than we have IN ours
The name of Buchanan viii have to be en-
shr;nea in q more glorious history. than his life
has vet woven about it, TO render it as dear
and hoSnnoored to the American people as that
ofFillnore.. No man who has not yet been
President Of the United States, can claim for
himself or through his friends, that he is as
worthy Of the office, as admirably fitted for it.
in all the great attributes of mind and heart,
as Willard Fillmore. HimFwe have tried, and
we know what he is. We know that great as
isstbe capacity required to properly fill the
Executive Department of this nation, Fill
more has proved his ability, and in time and
season oftfouble and perpIexity. We know
that since the administration Of Washington
no administrationreve gave greater satisfac-
tionAothe. people, nor reflected more honor.
upon the country at home and abroad, than
Fillrnore.s.a He has won that public conf
dence; which n6thingsbut the highest ability,
united with the strietest integrity and virtue,
and guidedbythe purest patriotism, ever could
have Secured TaxxST
Admitting, which, we do not, that Buchan-
an possesses all the administrative ability Of
Fillmore, and that he would take the Presi-
dental chair with his moral and political pres
tige, n 3 are far from believing that Buchanan
would make either as good or as popular a
President as Fillmore i Starting outasta cam
didate for the PLACID through. the nomination
of4nen who in the next breath endorsed the
Administrationsof Pierce--what is demanded
of him by his party, but that he should imi-
tate. thatiadministratie Himself endorsing
the Kansas Nebraska Law, what reason has
the.North tQ expect that her.interests and her
rights viii be any better protected by Buehan-
ANS President, than by the President who de-
prived her Of portion of her rights by the
establishment Of this law. !? There is subject
foIsTeflection in this. The American people
arenoty to be deinded from, their duty to them
selves By the mere fact that the Democratic
party have made better than usual nomina-
ton. FOR The Presidency. They will not for
getthatit is still the same Democratic, anti
Awsrican party. seeking power though they
mar, be taking decenter means. than Pierce
We call upon, the American party to rally
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ADArTS, ExPRESS 1oNPaN=
ADA MS EXPRESS COMPANY. :
k1 e q z .s.sEs
IS - !. - =. q k9sEzzr
NEW ARR a NGEMEMT

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY repeatedly an :
nounee TO their friends tbs public of Evansvilie
Vicinity that they have determined oRen
Evansville to he The transaction
the business their Line and appoidted Mr. GEO.
w. MCBRIDE their gent, who. from his pas cohsefS
with the business. perfectly II mar with all
and the details their operation This arransmehs has
been made with the sole of facilities
the Express aud thereby increase its desab the pub
cto plish which the best local ages
will ba especially directed,
All persons having business 18th will pleas
tween Locust and Main WHO alone authorised or
from this date! rtt =
noF2-dtf ALFRED GATHER.
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Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and Terro Baute
A. NJ. on whiek local passengers VIII be taken
Trains by Indianapolis time, wsch eight minutes
faster than Evansville time.
For information through Tickets. apply ths
liShet Once, head of Bocust street. Evansville.
dec2Tt IL DANIELS, Sup''.
Enquirer Princeton Clarion Vineennes Gazette Hon
derson Patriot take out other adv. and cory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10

a meeting of the City Council held the evening
IA the I'd inst the following order unanimously
that all dogs
them confined until further ordered by the Councils
instructed strictly the ordinances
regard dogs running large. Now in conformity
the above hereby notify all of
and esnfnc them within three days
publication this notice. and in default hereefI
expiration that time proceed kill all found running
at large. JAMES B, EVANS
AL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10

ENMBIoH'S Store Main three doors Below Sec
III ond appears to be the Bazaar for and cheap
Goods He has received another fresh lot of Samer
Goods. which he i selling at the lowest rates. my2S
SOAP AND CANDLEs.=
~ Is bxs German Soap; IS bxs Palm Soap;
rs bxs Star Candles; Is bxs Extra Taflow Candles
Just RCD oy my29 Y. II. COOK SON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10

undss inform the pnblic that their
E ICE CREAM SALOON will be opened this evening"
june 3d. and continue Confectionery
on First street. between Main and Sycamore
je2-IR JOHN FARRELL co.
ITALIAN CLOTH
Italian Oloth 80 Lnstres day and
fol sale by JAMES Low & co.
my26 4Ts ain street, Louisville, Ky.
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NE w DURGS,

n "a - N
EICH e WEBBING have just opened largo
Drugs and Medicines which they invite the
ton of Merchants and Physicians They also Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes Of
Oils Dyestufs Spices Perfumery Fancy Articles &c.
ALsoa popular Patent Medicines. All kinds Paints
ground OIL Pure Wines ranie
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call No. IA Water
under the Journal Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-13

"a MAGyihEs COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BsSsE
fLANr-A etrtsin cure for Diarrhua, Dysen,ery,
summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
attend vi b relaxation, Asa safe, palatabie and
reliable remedy 1t Is unequaied For children
teethng attended with irritation Of the bowels il
Is the mos, soothing remedy in use. Prepared and
sold BY J. 4 {. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
5. W. cor. olive 4 "a ats, IT. Louis
For ale in keokuk by L. IL. OConnor, and Drug
gists generally ang2odawGm
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ONE NIGHT ONLY.
GRAND MOVING PANORAMA
or TIE

THIS beautiful OIL PAINTING will be exhib-
tied for the first time in this city, at the MIL
lfARf II ALL, this saturday. Evening.
~ Goot Music in attendance.
va pr.cs Of admission - cents. Children s
cents. GEO. M. HARkEk,
Il. ID. CLARK,
Propriesors.
n. H.. fr programme particulars, and opinion
OF the California Press posters and bills VI tn.
day. septI3dit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-13

LKARNEp foIiy.-The American Assooia-
ton Tor the advancement OF science which
recently met at Albany, had some odd sub.
jects before them. Professor Hitchcock
read paper con the mud-nests OF the tad.
roie,' An unbelieving laynan in science
suggests other topics for scientific discus
sion, viz '.On the milk Of the cocoanut.o
and 'on the remarkable turpidity Of pud-
dies after a shower ION the ana.ogies be-.
tween apple dumplings and the earth's struc.
tare; with theory Of Volcanoes "Que-
r'es respecting employing cucumbers ~ res
ersoirs Of solar light" sOn the mathe-
NAUTICAL and musical harmonies displayed By
young Shanghais," &C., DC.
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DIED,

Friday noon. Sept. 9Th, John Clement, only son of
John o. aud ceiina b. Monroe, aged 10 months and
~ days.
fansral ryiccs ut the residence If his parents
on Exchange Street, between 3rd and 4th, Ut =
o. clock. r VI.
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OUR MOTTO:

bmPrOVc tic OWteY M0O.V
"ELL knowing the progressive spirit Of Keo-
w kuk. We are determined to have our Fall Stock
In due time, and purchasing, - We did, very large
selection, We thought had sufficient for our Fall
trade but the very nAttcring support No have re.
ceived from the citizens Of keokuk and surrounding
country has compelled us to make another and still
larger purchase IL Is useless to try to enumcrate
the quality styles elegance VI our 1oods N tn,
public have already passed sentence on that point
Suffice to say We have every thing purtaining to :
hrst class Merchant Tailoring Establishment that
VIII compare with the beet houses in New York
PhiIsdeiphiA, Boston Or Baltimore. Tho Amcri.
can and French CAssimeres, Plush, Velvet and Silk
Vestings just opened, are Of the most splendid
patterns, and earnestly request our cit liens b.
call and We shall be most happy TO wait On them
with due courtesy. KELLY HUkLf,
Two doors west Of the Post Once, Keokuk, Iowa.
sept TO- 4 mdAu
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Fall and Winter Trade.

Cate cay 1oet ama shoe Neorc.
No. liz Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth
vINliE undersigned would respectfully call
the attention 81 the Ladies and Gentle
men Of keokuk and vicinity, TO their Anc and
we'll selected stock Of Boots and Shoes now
op,ned and for sale NJ the above establishment com
prising all kinds Of Ladies', Gents, Misses, Bows
aud Childrcn'r wear Of all styles grades aud sizes
These goods have been selected with special references
to neatness OF style and durability and will BE- sold
al very small advance above Eastern cost. - ve
are determined not 70 bs underyod by any house IN
the city Please give rs . call. An examination OF
'cds and prices 10 the only favor We ask
S9pt ). is56.--d II. Q. HUSBAND a BRO
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8. Il pr1e(51CD.

RsIC1 q ksllsu1ss Hloek, Main street, be-
sxssA - =, Ksckak. lows.
!oA. wl1la1. E.q., Nov Yerk; Ch... /. Frost,
doi nsssS -, BrlSss lnbbits, Boston; Amos
n, cisi.sss, o.; ]. y. iasI.ri.. ESQ, New Or.
REAL HSTATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attention
Paid TO tho purchasing and selling Of City Lots,
hGG Is., and M Lands q every description.
CY for the Mutual Lie Insurance Company" Of /.
York. ACCUMULATED Fuxp, q, Est, 900.
THE ATLANTIC FIRE 4 MARINE ms.
CO., Of Providence, X. l. Pam W CArrrAL Slso.-
600.
THE "ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE co. .os
London. BsAscn AT PniLADaLPaIA, Pa.
THE peoria MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO. y
Of PsoriA, Ills. PAID ~ CArisAL SlO0, 900.
Having been appointed Agent for the above
named 6rst class, reliable Offices, would beg leave
70 inform the merchants and citiscns generally Of
this city, that an prepared to take Life, Pre- and
Marine Risks, at - low rates a. be had ~ any
other sound and reliable o6Aces. Open Policies
granted on ~ favorable terms - b. hsd In any
Of the Eastern Cities. [msy 80, 1854
ClsY Lets snA LAaA Ter sale.
On FEET front, on ID 1t. bet. Main end Biondssu.
CU Will be sold low.
30 feet front BY 50 feet deep, 81 street between
EIehA"Ee and bank sts., with improvements, can BE-
had had Ut bargain.
100 Square feet situated on the corner of lst and
Blondesu, for sale on reasonable terms.
idood Lot on Dssmoincs street, between Tenth
Eleventh.
Lots on PAlean street, between Tenth and Elsv-
enth.
Very handsome Lots on Orleans It,, bet. 9t6 and
10Th.
100 Acres very desirable farming land, located
about 10 miles from the city the St. Francisvis
road.
100 Acres, finely locetsd, soil very rich stu
sted about two miles above Montrose, ON the bur
ington road
Good Lots With new one and half story brick
dwelling house, situated on Exchange street, bet.
18th AID 18th, containing good rooms. has An sx-
cellent cellar aud brick cstern and being In every
way fitted up for comfortable residences.
For terms apply to q. h. DIMOND,
AugI3 Kilbourne . Block. Maip-st
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TREAsoSABLE PLoI AGAINST THE UNION
The remarkable and singular intelligence
given Il few DAYS since by q Washington cor
respondent of the New Orleans Della, to the
effect that Gov. Wise, Of Virginia, with 9TH
er Southern fire. eaters, with the concurrence
Of General Pierce, and portion Of his Cab
met, were preparing for a coup d'e:at at
Washington in the event OF Col. Fremont's
election, is one Of the most curious and i'm
portant political revelations that has vet been
made during this campaign. The CORES
pendent Of the New urlean. Delia-whose
name has been given us--is the friend and
confidential agent Of Jefferson Davis, Sec
rotary Of War, the author and engineer of
the atrocious policy Of the administration
in relation to Kansas that 10, the deter
mination TO make Kansas a Slave State--not
by the popular vote, untrammeIled and un-
controlled in any way, but by the military
power OF tho government, and at the can
mons mouth 1t seems highly probable,
from Governor Wise's willingness to act with
this movement, that he begins to fear the
triumph of Fremont, and that his prophecy,
in speech made few weeks ago, in rela-
ton to tire probable victory Of the Demo
crotic party, and the consequent advance in
the price OF fresh, healthy, strong, clear Mig
gers will not be realized. Hence, Governor
Wise is ready for the coup d'etat to
take possession OF the treasury and the ar
chives Of the government, in the interim be-
tween November and March. II would be
as perfect u coup d'efdt rs ever was struck
in France, OF any Of the despotic countries
OF Europe. The correspondence OK the Del
Ia entertaias no doubt that Mr.. Pierce would
give his consent, and it seems highly proba-
bic that thu poor President has fallen entire
ly into the hands Of JEFF. Davis, and his as
socia,e fire. eaters.
The only doubt is whether the Southern
people will support the FIRE eaters in their
violent and reasonable project.--[N. Y.
Herald.
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AUCTluN NAlE

BAkENDELL, HOWE s. EHr,=--
Successors TO Howe, Lick wood COL
AhdE sale OF Crockery, 0iass, China, Lookin n
~ GLASSES, etc.
Jno. Is ark, crockery dealer, Main ST. between
f.rst and Lovce,s desirous Of closing out his pre-
sent stock, to make room for Q large supply,
We Will therefore reli, at public auction, the
above stock. commencing NJ 10 o'clock, Wedne sday
morning m NJ half past o'clock In the evening.
SPIT l7ih, and continue until the stock il sold,
The stock " will sell n. the above time and place
10 thu highest bidder in lots TO suit purchaser
For NIL suns over Atty dollars. three months win
be given. " It'll satsfac cry endorse ment.
Ih. stock comprises sy~rvthiny asnailv found IN
acreakary and glass store
Country merchants. groceries, and heads Of fam
lies will do we'll to attend.
Tine viii b. competent packer in attendance
KESDELL, HOWE 4 CO.,
sept -. '.s-iAwif Auctioneers.
rHINA. GLASS AND QuEENSWAKE.-
now Offering great bargains in his line. Az be IL
closing out his present stock, the public will do we'll
10 call and secure bargains. sept 2dAwtf
NDtlre - Csntrac1srs.
SEALED Proposals will ba received at the Office
- IL the City En Sneer till o'clock .. m OF
Monday. September ~, A. u. 1888. for the rr..
ding Of hlondeau street, from tn. Levee to Third
street, aud ~ Second street from Bondeau 10 High
Also for tho grazing Ut Bank street FROM Sixth to
At the same time proposals. will be received Tor
the grading o1 the alley In block l5A
Specifications aad pronies can be seen at the OF.
acc of City Eagnser
Aeokuk, Sept. l1-lou City EnEinssr.
v}ywkNTi Five boxes NJ. lsnous Tor saie .
dselAHUS1ON, HAWKINS HUGIoAD.
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e.. e.. q. kTRa0LEN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT.
Office on 4th ST., bet Main and Johnson Ste.
DERS0NS DESTROYS of investing in Real kstat.
L will find it their interest to call.
Persons wishing 10 dispcse Of Real Estate win
mud II to their advantage 10 soc me.
LIFE, FIRE AND MARIN INSURANCE.
Capital - $50 900.
CONNECTICUT INITIAL LIFE ms. CO.,
OF HARTf ORD.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO..
OF nAHRlSBrR0, PA.
MERCHANTS FIRS AND MARINE ms CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARRISBURG, Pa,
ALLIANCE FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
or PHILADELPHIA.
All ot the above CompAnic sound and respon
sbe, and have never yet failed to pay promptly any
losses they have sustained.
Risks taken upon every description Of property,
including steam and Machinery, at reasons BILE rates
seplid Post copy.)
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lew Ra0ks

LOW to detect counterfeit bank notes, ~ uner
l L ring guide by which any person can detsct
counterfeit and spurious bank bills Of every de-
serption, by George Pvyton, Banker. For sale At
the LITERARY DEPOT,
seplld johnson Street
'lNllE Humorous Poetry Of the English Language
L including all the celebrated Comic Poems, Epi.
grams, satires, BGrlcsques, Parodies, Epitaphs.
Travestics, &c, by James Parton. For sale ut the
LITERARY DEPOT,
seplld johnson street
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aars Chance fer PrsslsaAis Iavoss.
1ens.

FOURTEEN 10 ACRE LOrs.--is5 aeres I.sad,
1 we'll known to be the finest farm In Lee county,
will be sold in 10 acre Lots, at great bargaia.-
fhie tract beautifully situated about mile b. low
the city limits, on the stseine Rad, consisting Of
extra tine rich bottom land not subject to overflow
and also high timbered land, perfectly smooth and
entirely free from any breaks or ravines whatever
II Is BEAUTIFULLY locatedfor country residences and
very valuable for gardening purposes. Persons de-
string tn purchase will d. we'll call at the sub
scrlber' s once aud examine the plat same
Terms easy. Apply TO C.. Il. DTMOND,
asgi5 klbourDe's Block. MAin-st
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brought to losa.!,
vSIE subscriber il now in receipt Of his stock Of
Books, Stationery, &C., &c, which has been
bought direesiy from manufactures. .ra publish
era.
His largely increased facilities for buying eives
him every advantage 10 competing with the 1arRes,
establishments In the West
His Sales Rooms are large aud eleesnt--comner.
ing fayorabiy with any OF the Book establishment.
In the largest cities of the Union.
Merchants and NIL others are invited TO call and
examine the Stock and Prices X. b OGDEN.
No. So Main street,
scptSd Next To the corner Of Second