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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
The great and principal characteristics of DALIYs
Magical Pain Extractor consist
LIST. Gifts neverfailing and unique property as
applied to any external injury check Inflammation
nstaty and rapidly to reduce It, This feature consti-
utes Its great to alleviate the pain burns scads
and of Other painful diseases, in incredibly short
space of tme and " i'll appear from the few testimo
malls hereunto annexed Every intelligent mind is fully
that, in all of external injury the pain is
produced by Inflammation injured parts and there
fore, If you the the effect must cease.
3D. Its purfcative properties neuralize the poison
that may urk in the system, and WILL when applied
the draw rapidly all impure matter to the surface
and eject Thence the great discharge produces from
occasioned by burns and when applied to old and
nveerate sores Salt Rheum other cutaneous diseases
Each box of Genuine Dalley's Pain Extractor has
upon Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature
of " CLICKNER CO., proprietors, and HENRY
Price rs cents per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to G. V. Clckne
Co., 81, Barclay street, New York
For sale by JF Tallant Burlington and Druggists gen.
orally throughout the U. s. aug l46md&w
1c0 ACRES in Yellow Springs Township
lOO SO do in Washington county, miles north of
Washington with improvements.
y,
ton Bargains be had for the above described lands
If application be made soon. J. G. BRYCE,
jan. 1s-tf .-. Agent
Chicago & Burlington r. R Line.
- KER and r. S. HosFoRD the only Agents of this
Line at Burlington. Mr.. Remick's business Is general
Mr. Barker is Freight Agent, and Mr. Hosford Ticket
Agent
The of the Line are respectfully requested to
correspond with the above named persons, touching any
business of the Line C.G. HAMMOND, sup't.
Chicago, Jan. IS, 1856. tjan17.4wd&w.l
nISSOLUEION.-The copartnership heretofore
~ existing under the name and stple Of Gaylord &
Deane Is dissolved by mutual consent
Burlington Jan. 16, 1856. F. G. DEANE
THE business of the above firm will be continued under
the and style Of Gaylord Co.. who will settle the
affairs Of the late firm. II. GAYLORD,
jan1715td W. II. GAYLROD.
COTILLION BAND.The subscriber having form
- ed "Quadrile Band" is prepared to furnish music
for balls parties and assemblies the shortest notice
All orders left at his residence through P o. will
receive prompt attention. jan 16 6td] E. NJ TORREY.
MACAULEY's England, "a and 4th vols
WI Just received by c. NJ. WILCOX & Co.,
jsn16 Burlington and Fort Madison.
THE Economic CottaS e Builder book
l. containing cheap and tasteful designs for Cottage
residences and expressly adapted to the wants OF the
jamie F''(~' WV ~ M wilcox Co.
MACAULEY'S ENGLAND.
NJ !KACA ULEY'S History Of England, Vol.'s
j. P BROWN
jamie. Sd str, above Jefferson.
THE Hunters Feast; -0r, Conversations
i Around the Camp Fire-by Capt. Mayne Reid. A
and interesting Book Of Adventure. For sale by
jamie. ]. P. BROWN.
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Dettns DC ae Il oues q ieuesr tnAusecs ennas4 -
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A's ssses'e soy uAasAs 49, s.s,.-.
IN parfnershfu visb M Tor the ALE a Vorefsn ana
Doas:.s. Dry o.eds. =. arm .a 9 9. Z. sdorf z
= Soon = possnse = my booss must e sse1sd sr
o0Ilnsson pec. 4sa. I hASh1 I. 4. SUI.
CHEAP G0ops-Coosistus Ia mart Of ehgldfen,s VIC
tornes And Tppess, Ladies' Fancy Fun Of ali kinda
rinss T,,ress ~ CO. - - - - = 80
nov nj - : 4 - - @. A. RfCtINoSDH
PoE1s Of Homer and navel. Ton.asss and LyTiss
-, - AZ n~sssn iAsios, o1 sA's Y K wYrcor m
Burlington and Fort Madlssn
< n Hhds New Orleans sugar
~ eo Bbis Bech.r,s Clarified do
- :. Crushed 90 90
Sunp, a pv,rycv
s..oa : -- n
,s, sos os. es n e.y and
for sale by tdeclal Aw&W CARPENTER
NM = ENT-I ar,. :. "a 5,-.jiIr. h,,,.. ;-Vs =;
room. food ei..srn. cellar, &C., on he North Hn.
-,,-r...., -,
w aseortment ~ ,oi; hnntins !, "a Ee,1,h "a Az
Choir Lever Lcpines. Fold open faess Aneho,s s,irer
hunting and open faces English and Anchor Lever
LePinss' ETC., very cheap, for sale BY
- --- ---
NEW - ELK N.--Just received, new and
IN fshionaSe assortment Of Gold Breast Pima Ear
Cod Chain. and Bracelets, ETC., e a. y as'
a 9 " oAhfHNIkk-
Culver wAnE.-Ju,t rac.,r.a snv.- ran,.
- and Tsa snocns Snesr shova,s 60 s,an,. c.sss
ard cases, slver MAXIM Rinss ,s Sp IA We
CHAINS etc. for sale Nv ~ W s''
dec12 Aw wc.pprNrrp
----- . " - "-9HnI .t. En-
IgST received per steamer Excel.
l0O sacks prime Coffee; Is do old Government Java
80 20 =. n 9; Sugar House; 40 halfbarrels do.
9oS sseIs salt. aa1bh,. -. Gal,
8D00 Ida Weste,n Reserv. Chaes. 49, s
ann Rs.ms vrarn;nm 49, -,
r 1890 &c 70 anu ferfy sumo Tobacco,
Coffae
nNE Hundred and r,ny ~ - .ooa p,, ..o. :,
1 c, uh ny anu fHty Gags goad NO IN store and 10
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Writing Classes Day and Evening.
A Burln0ton Commercial College. Success quar-
Terms: r -r a.e
For 80 lessons, being full course In Business Penman-
ship, ...e4.. -.H % 90
For unlimited course, go 90
Call and get a specimen. ldec, 9Th,
GRAIN BAGS.-Fifeen hundred Seamless Bags: 20
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Western Merchants Freight Line.
UNION EMPRESS CONf AMY.

Western Merchants Freight Line.
UNION EMPRESS COMPANY.
THE attention of Western Merchants going East to
purchase Goods is called to the superior facilities Of
fered by the Union Express Company.
AL freight forwarded by this Company, is shipped in
reserved for their exclusive Competent
gers attend their freight to Chicago.
The Union Express have made such arrangements with
the different R. r. Companys will the prompt
dispatch Of their freight and avoid all delays and over
charges.
Shippers referred to the offices of the Company at
liza Broadway, New York. aud 81 State ST. Boston
ANY information as TO time and rates be obtained
by calling p. Z. BARTLETT co.
Agents Union Express Company. Burlington, Iowa.
Jad 9-dw3m Gazette copy
VOCAL MUSIC.-The Singing Glass taught by the
undersigned will hereafter meet Tuesday and Fri
day evenings in Ebenezer Church. {south hil) Those
wishing to join the school would find it to their advan
tage to do this week possible the session has just
commenced. [jan15.1 HR RHEIN.
NEW BOOKS.
IN Just received at BRowN's-
Hohrook's Ten Years among Mail Bags;
Thackaray's Ballads;
Longfellow's Hiawath
Rose Clark by Fanny Fern.
Mimic Life or, Before and Behind the Curtain, by
Anna Cora Ritchie formerly Mrs. Mowatt.)
Homestead on the Hill Side;
Diaries for 1885, various sizes and styles, designed
for the pocksi CT Counting Room. -
Almanacs for 1856. For sale at
JP BROWNS
Book Stationery Store,
dec27 Third ST., above Jefferson,
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Coils Grass Rope, ass'd. 20 do Wood Bowls,
100 Bushels Dried Apples, Extra
so do do Peaches, do
1000 ms Western Reserve Cheese,
1000 do New Sugar-cured Hams,
5000 do do do Dry Beef ....
Which makes assortment the extensive and per
feet of any in the city, and will be sold accommoda-
ting terms any in the city Please call and satisfy
yourselves
~ All goods sold by will be delivered at any house
in the city, free Of charge usual the wagon in sill
running from our house on Main street. q
iau1a ANDERSON L son.
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foreign Exchange For Sale.

7 AW BOOKS! Law BOOKSm D, q. Cooks
IL CO., 1876 Lake Street, Chicago, have constantly OF
hand the largest of Law books IN the western
country tcsgfnaafs y no lrheyel any Law book pub
hshed by Little, Brown Co, Banks, Gould and Co., + i
J. W. johnson, be obtained Of at their prices
D. 3. COOK CO.. 1856 Lake II
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RLACkWELL ON TAHITI. ES, snoths
- lot just received at (noy la - CoRspS
BOOKS FOR NEW YEARS DAY, iu,, nom

y HhrPef q Bros:
Waikua, Illustrated, ... ....... ..s.-fsE eE-.
Child's History Of the U.S. --
Peasant Boy Philosopher,
Good Genius, . 5-
Magic Of Kindness, .....- ., ..
Boyhood Of Great Men, .
Footprint Of"
Iamha ,rnrka A..
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nELAINES.-2 Cases assorted DeIaines
~ 20 Pieces M wool do
10 . cold French Me.fnos
10 u German do
decs Just in store JsKIMBALL e CO.
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GREAT Moral and In. truc,ive work.
- A VALUABLE BOOK
IN the practice OF New York Surgeon BY Ed.
ware H. Dixon, NJ d., Editor Of the "Scalpei rnbeillsh.
ed with eight engravings from original designs by DarIry
engraved by N. Orr, elegantly bound In CLOTH p Pr,ce
$i,2, IN quantities for the trade, at
nov.22. Cnpsr,a
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SuPERF1NE RICE FLOUR.-A pleasant article Of food
~ Tor invalids and infants, for sale by
auR2
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COPARTNERsHTP

Goobaugh Brooks, Burlington, iowa,
White. Cook 4 Co., do do .-
j. b: Carson CO., St. Louis, Mo.
sanford, Hall Co., Chicago m
W. II. Brown, IA - .-..z..E az.
=. ~ b; Morrison, Land Agt., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
smith Williams, Oskaioosa do
urinths Co., Fort Des Moinez, do
LOOMS, Campbell Co., Cincinnati, O.. ~
Rindskopf Bro. 4 Co., do
Coilender, Rogers 4 Co., Boston, Mass.
'ewett, Tibbetts Co., do tnov.IG IL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-26

every town, village and city, and for the edi-
tors and proprietors to aid each other.
/ This can be done by combining their labors,
on the night of the election, to the Presidents
votes alone.
Let the Inspectors every where count the
Electoral votes first, and let the telegraph
transmit that vote only on the night of the
election. This plan will enable the Press to
announce the result the morning after the cleo
ton, even if the contest be close one We
hope this plan will be adopted No other will
succeed. 1t will simplify the labor, and make
it easier-save time, and satisfy the people.
Country and city editors will promote the
object in view by publishing, in their editorial
columns, this notice, once or twice week, I'M
til the 18th of November
ROCHESTER, n. Y. Sept. %.
The Fillmore American State Convention
met this afternoon and nominated Erastus
Brooks for Governor by reclamation.
The North American seceders met in this
city to-day, f. W. Walker presiding. G. Ed
wards Lester read an address, giving history
of the North American party and the various
intrigues with which it has had to contend,
and recommending that the convention frater-
nize with the Fillmore Americans for the over
throw of the Republicans. The address was
adopted; after which the convention took a
recess.
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.

WILL sell at private sale, DIV ling House, on Lots
as aud 49, in the Upper Enlargement Of the city of Evans
VILE 1t is in that of the city which desirable
for residences The lots front loo feet First and $50 feet
Oak streets with IL foot alley passing in the from
Oak Mulberry streets The house modern twosory
Brick with two parlor hall enclosed porch kitchen,
and pantry the lower and
rooms and wash room in the story All the
rooms large and arranged There
good cellar cterns holding 700 barrels water
hons. wood and stable &c. premises and
quantity sbrubbery. fruit trees. grape vines, &C.
whole will be offered private sale until Monday the
san If otober 1856. II then Sold it will in
cells at auction will be divided follows will
he into equal By
each on First Street; 6 will be divided engthwise
unequal parts the northw part which the house
fronting and the southeast part
f street.
TERMS.-One-third cash; n in months and < in one
with teres by notes payable without relief
= nd marriage on the premises. G. BELL.
-EnquiIsr and Yolksbose copy till sale seps-tds
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Arrival OF the Indian.

QUEBEC, Sept. %.
| The steamer Indian has arrived and brings
Liverpool dates to the 10th inst
| The Canada arrived at Liverpool from Bos-
ton on the 7th; the Atna arrived on the 7th
and the Anglo Saxon on the 9th.
Our Liverpool correspondent quotes the cot
ton market firm. The various Commercial
Circulars quote sales of cotton for the three
previous days at 25 900 bales, including 5000
on speculation and 1000 for export. The
market was steady, and holders were offering
freely, but showing no disposition to press
sales.
From Manchester the advices are favorable
The breadstuff market closed very dull.
The weather has been favorable for the crops
and prospects are fair.
All qualities of -four have considerably de-
clined, and there is but little speculative inqui-
~. The decline ranges from l to I'd per Dbl
Wheat generally has declined 3a4s per quar-
ter. Corn was very dull and declined Is 3D.
Observation-Disclosures and Philadelphia
-four 29a31s; Ohio 31a33s. Red wheat 6s
assoc; new 9sa9s3d; white wheat, old 8s9da9s
Cd, new 10sa1OOs3d. Yellow and mixed corn
31sa31s6d; white corn S2sa33s
Bacon closed steady, Lard steady at 82S
on the spot and 78a79s to arrive.
The provision market closed quiet and dull
London, Sept. 1O-Money market unchang-
ed. Consols for money quoted at 9434.
The Presidential Election.
New YORK, Sept. %.
To Inspectors Of Elections, Ielegraphic Opera
tors, Newspapers and Reporters, Throughout
| the Union:
The public will look for the result of the
Presidential Election OH the 9Th of November
To enable the newspapers of the Union to
declare the result on the morning following
the election it will be necessary for the In
spectors of Elections through the United States
to aid the telegraph operators and editors in
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-26

ALMOST A CATAsTRoPHE.--A large wagon
ran away with horse yesterday morning, on
Water street, passing rapidly over our 'muni-
cipal terra firma, with recklessness which
astonished those who happened to be in close
proximity to it's orbit. The wagon was re-
duced to vulgar fractions by rule not laid
down in the cyphering book. The first heat
of one square took off Wheel (starboard).-
On rounding the corner of Locust and Water,
the vehicle capsized, and another wheel went
rolling off from the larboard quarter. Three
more squares completed the run, and left the
wagon strewed along the trail of destruction.
The driver was amazed.
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Loss Of the Westerner.

From the st. Louis Democrat of Wednes-
day we learn that the steamer Westerner, be-
longing to the Keokuk packet Company, sunk
to the boiler deck on Monday last, twenty-three
miles below Vicksburg. She had a large freight
at the time, which with the boat and machin-
cry is total loss. The Westerner was only
two years old and cost $4,000. No insurance
except on part of the cargo. The lost steam
er had on board II head cattle, and 250 sheep,
many, if not all of which, were probably
drowned, as the sinking must have been al
most instantaneous. There may have been
also loss Of human life, butwe trust we will
soon be able to state that such is not the case.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.
Flour dull; Superine SIS 6c@5 60; Extra SIS 25.-
White wheat sells at 81 %. Whisky firm at 40c Lard
firm at 13c. Groceries firm at full rates.
NEW YORK, Sept 25.
Flour has advancing tendency; sales of $500 bbls
State at So 6O96 90 Ohio Sc 2596 4O Southern Sc 90
al 3d. Wheat advancing, prices five better sales
of7.l0O bushels white 81 539I Co. Corn frm sales
of 10000 bushels. Pork frm but steady. Lard and
whisky quiet.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.
Sales of Howard street and Ohio -four Sc So City
Mills sold at Sc %. Sales of red wheat at 81 2591 49,
white 81 459I 50. White 6O963c. Whisky
36936Hc.
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COOP FRUIT.-Our old friend O'Brien near
the old Court House, still continues to keep
constantly on hand the very best fruit in the
market. We're not in the habit of boviating,
but we know the gentleman's apples, &C., to
be good, for we've tried them.
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OF Yesterday there was 3 feet water at
Scufletown, and only II inches at Flint Is
land. Scufletown was the worst place at the
beginning of the low water times, but the
channel has washed out.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Real Estate Brokers,
EHAVING leased for of years and fitted IN the
a. Old Court House Main Third streets we
preparedto receive for sale private
SALE all kinds ofgood and merchandise household
furniture. horses, buRgies, etc..
Cash advances made on oonsig nments when required
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
o'clock, A, NJ Also Tuesday Wedn esday
and Friday nights, at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, 10 clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville all the Enlargeents
evng it will be for the interest of all concerned
the first Mo uday of Every month for the sale
Real Estate auction. All those wishing selLare
ted hand in their lists in time the public due
The patronage those having Houses Lets Lands
for sale either public private SALE respectfully
ted. jyI5 W0OLSEY & NELSON Auets.
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~ Alta Buchanan meeting in Portland
few days ago, Sag NIGHTS orator mounted
brandy cask and opened his speech by ex-
claiming, 81 stand upon the platform of my
party
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sep25-tf

ENRANCIS FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully ine
n form the citizens and vicinity they hav
established branch their old and extensively known Bal
in this place. where they will
constantly all kinds and Imported
Tobacco Cigars and Snuff Their of Tobacco
Cigars embrace variety and brand II cent will be
the purchaser by giving CALL we.warrant
esl at city prices Please call and examine. aug233m
OFFEE.-1o0s sacks Prime reed pes Arkansaw Travel
u er, and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
= BBLS prime Leaf Lard; 20 kegs prime Butter;
augl5 2. H. COOK & SON.
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tFThe canal continues unnavigable.-
Large quantities of coal are on the banks
above awaiting shipment to this city.
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hTOn and after Monday next the noon
train for Terre Haute and indianapolis will
leave at 10 instead of 1.2O as heretofore.
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Gran enterprising little steamer came up
yesterday. She stuck On the bar a few mo-
ments, and then went on. Steamboats, are
rare nowadays.
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~ A vote was taken on the down train
on Wednesday evening among the legal voters,
which resulted as follows: Fillmore 20; Bu-
chanan II; Fremont s.
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with which they been paid the best
that they will always conducted in the honorable
manner.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There 900 tickets numbered 600. There
$50 full prizes and go in all 1000
prizes.
drawing takes place in puhlie under supernen-
dence two sworn Commissioners.
The Numbers 30u00 ponding with those
the printed separate slips
encrced with small tin tubes, and placed wheel
The first $50 Prizes similarly printed and encireled
placed in another wheel.
wheels then revolved and number is drawn from
the numbers and the time prize drawn
wheel The number and prize
and exhibited the audience and registered by
Commissioner the being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the prizes
drawn
PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding numbers drawing tire $50 prizes will
entitled the 800 approximation prizes according the
scheme.
a-n ordering tickets enclose money to address
for the Tickets ordered receipt which they will befor
warded qy first mail.
The list numbers and Prizes will be sent to
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
EPurchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that Prize is drawn. and payable in
full without deduction.
A prizes 81 900 and under paid Immediately after
drawing-oher prizes the usual time of thirty days
Aleommunications strictly confidential Orders for tick
cts should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets caShed renewed in other tickets at either
Office.
Orders for tickets be addressed either
S. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta. Ca,
sep25-t ). SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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no BUGGY AND W AEON MANUFACTURERS
Desirable Property for sale.

OFFER for sale my Buggy and Wagon Mandatory. sit
M New Harmony, with all the fixtures
thereunto belonging together building lots
which stands two frame house Any person
wishing either buggy and wagon factory
comfortable home, will find this excellent offer.
PrIce seven hundred dollars. Address
THOMAS S1BLEY.
New Harmony. Sent. % 1856 sep24-d&wIm
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PRATHER, SMITH & CO.

(Successors to Pollard, Prather & omlth.]
LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY
Manufacturers and Dealers in
HATS, CA PS A Nd + y 4 s :.
WYE again upon customers and all others inter-
VA ested with the of establishment
The celebrity has attained feel confdentin abii
ty to uphold parcnorly in the articles of fashionable
DRESS HATS.
Our stock of the wholesale trade has been
gotten with is inferior in the
Country We duplicate the invoices Of Eastern
Jobbers with charges sportation, added. All
therefore who desire to Home Manu-
actures further By here they save
and risks their
their travel and ranspOron for
miles they always have their sto
on hand in seasonable time
They will also find concentrated in wareroomj an as
suited the markets in the
and than be found in half cOzed Job
biHg Houses in any Eastern city 80. q
Our terms are short time TO PROMPT men, snabins
Nc 20 ssJi 80 Goods al small profts sep2-d&wrm
lust ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fer September: L0ndon
u Illustrated News, at DOBELL d LISTERS.
ia
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sCHOOL FsOOKN. STATIONERY. SO.

SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY &C.
AMf have hand large and complete
w of all the school Books in use in the West Also
full stock of Blank Bo6s all Sizes Letter
fancy Note Paper plain fancy Enveops r.
Ink Steel Pens Pencils and Penholders &C.. which
fer at wholesale retail at the lowest prices.
sepS t. CONJUNCTION & co.
TO THE LADIES OF EVANsAILLE
N have just received Lesiss Fashions September
w also stock of the finest Ladies' Letter
Papers and EnVelops match.
sepS DOBELL & LISTER.