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Fever and Ague Remedy,

THE cheapest and best for Fever and Azus and
i all Fevers incident to the season.
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY.
We hereby cersfy that have submitted tae Graf fan
berg Fever and Ague Remsdy to close inspection and
scientific analysis and have also tested its curative ali
ties in several Of intermittent lever We take great
pleasure in saying that it has proved completely success
1 :, 49, r-s - 80 hsI remedy
tonic properties are immediate and highly salutary and
it is richly deserving the confidence Of our brethren OF
the medical faculty and Of the public
Samuel H. Msbrey, N. ID New York,
Charles W. Reyilosn, NJ D., Wisconsin,
VIM. II. SmmngtOn, n. D., Illinois,
ThOs j. Johnson NJ d., Missouri,
VIM. G. Kittredgs. NJ. D.. New Hampshire,
James 7. Mott NJ. D., Indiana
John Y. TsrringtOn, N. D., California,
VIM. Y. Ashton, N. d., louisiana
The composition Of this remedy includes those medicinal
substances which experienced physicians have long re-
sorted to for special action the system when dsrsnred
by Fevers Ague and General Debility resulting from az
pOsure climatic influence These are rendered per.
maDent and remain active in this preparation as ecnse
quenoe Of the scientific manner in which they COM
bined In this medicine metallic salts can be found by
the most delicate chemical snal In each package are
two distinct medicines powerful vegetable tonic that
will at once cure the Agus and box Of Pills that viii
prevent its recurrence, or iakeu in time will the
causes that promote its rS appearance Price for the
package so cents For sale BY All druggists in the state
ALEX MACKENZIE
sept24 Geni Agent Graf Coinpauy.
HERRINC's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES
I'VE have been appointed By \. q. Herring 4 Co. q.
w Agents for the above SIfss which We will sell Tor
cash or negotiable paper AT The MANBFACTURERS
PRICES IN NEW YORK with freight exchange sud
insurance added We have assortment. ON hand
and request all those who interested in the matter to
examine the evidences thai 70 prove that this safe
an INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE. and ia BURGLAR
PROOF as far As valuable papsrs notes. money con-
cerued.
Several of these Safes have HALLS PATENT POW.
DER PROOF LOCKS which st the Worlds Fair in Loo
don, in 1884, and at New York in 1885, Was awarded
medal, as being the most perfect lock in the world
HAVING BEKS PICKED or blown BY Powder
Hundreds Of certificates gvsn from all parts Of the
world in which valuable papers shown 10 have been
taken from these Safes unnjured alter having been for
intense heat.
Call aud examine them.
MACKENZIE q WILSON,
sept24-u II College street.
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T LIQUORS AND WINES IN UNITED
~ STATES BONDED WAREH0USE.-Through our
Mr. Boyle of n York city have made extensive ar
rsngemens for the the importation of Foreign Liquors and
Wines We have just received large supply, to which
we invite the attention of the trade Our facilities such
as to enable US to sell at low prices. BOYLE CO.,
nar29-ly Nos IS, 81 and SO Second st., Gin, o.
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COPPER WARE.
Al. Mcbride,
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER
= 80 - - No. ., BRoAD SRRazr, -----A


COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
.'.sf - No. 2, BRoAD SERszr, -@
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCasin in the above business and hereby lender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons Tor ther
hberaty heretofore extended 70 the 6r and would most
respectfully solicit continuance Of ToFs from hem and
wish info all The World snd the rest Of mankinS
that have on hand and for sale splend q lotof
COOKING ST0TES,l 80
of various patterns Paror Stoves for wood and eos
common and fAscy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Hob
low Ware of every variety hand or made to order Eur
nsees and Foot Stoves, entirely new patterns, I'm Wars
Of every description, suitable for house ksepsg.
JOB WORK
am prepared TO do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House Guerng Roofing, or any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Ny old friends Of the River will End il to their advantage
toca and give hearing before bargaining elsewhere
for work
ALSO, for sale, one pair second-hand ENINES cylin-
der IL inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures. suitable for liaht drau2ht
steamer, which can be bought reasonable tsrms
June IA. iaa5
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SeWanee House.

81" hAhCC AAOuSts
COLLEGE STREET NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor, =
(LAfk OF IYRnR sPRIN9s.l
THE subscriber has recently taken this well So,
Il known estsblIshment-is refttiaQ and thor. -
ouehly rsnovatng it, and hopes soon TO have il IN M
such condition as not to be inferior any house n h
city. The Proprietor hopes BY his sxsrtons and t1ss OF
his Assistant Mr. Craddoek, who formerly presided AZ
the City Hotel TO be able TO make his house worthy OF
ing pafronEed by the public and pr0mizss thai no pains
shall be spared on his part merit the approbatoa Of
those VINO may favor him with their patronage. He
feb26-dtw&w-u WIN R0RERTs
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- TELEGRAPH.
THHE Augusta Atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Line is
j now working through to Augusta Ga, where il con
necs With other Lines running North, East and South
This Line is in good repair through from Nashville 70
Augusta and expect to keep it 20 in future We shall
endesver to put all business for this Line through in
the shortest time possible and expect to be shs to give
gsnsral satisfaction.
msJle-f q. Y, CLVTE, supk
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Tue Stockholders OF the Citizen Goal Company
l. qussted 70 make paynen to the amount Of thsl
tock subscribed when called or thsy will foris thar
smount Of stock. q, b TAHN0T, n
Iafyls -' ll --- eeee1
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HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN NY
hustness Mr. w. Il. MIEcHln, fra
below. JAS. B. CRAIGHkAD.
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Haxdwax0 and Cutlery,
And WhO1oSaIe
Rnc1A Retail. N6erokaahsS
ana Others are Re9EoeCf-
fully anvdfod to call Rnd
exaxaatxae our E<tenS1Ve
stock or NEW GCAS'
Axe@. O Ia - 4 IA -,
CArpexaterD'T Tools, C11tAo-
ry, Gums, F1SfoAS'
4, TAT OK which viii be
-@Ira at the lowest mar
T--4 -afom to cash K2zrcka-
-~r@1 and the usual time
On account Will De al
to sell again.
No % Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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THE EXCITEMENT OF 1856!
this is an age Of progression and you may as we'll
n be out OF the world be out of the fashion
being the case, you should call Immediately at
Nicholson's
and supply yourself with some Of those BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS which were selected with so much
taste and attention. the of which are too numerous
to mention In word everything that is usually kept in
NO. DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We don't wish to boast, for the Goods will speak for
themselves all ask ia a call from the publio GENERALLY
Besides Dress Goods, we have an excellent lot Of
WRAPPING,
such Closks, Mantillas, Tslmas ShayIs Scarfs 4e
Also the different kinds Of Laces and Embroderies Our
stock of GENTLBAEN'S WEAR is very complete, con.
sstlng OF Cloths, Csssimeres Vestngs and Furnishing
Goods. Also good stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such as Bed Tckngs, Domestic Drilling Blankets Linf
sey Jeans Flannels Irish Linens TACT everything
the kind All OF which will sell at very low profit
l. q. NICHOLSON & CO.,
sept2l No. 90 Public Square.
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Opp0rtune Suggestions about Liahtpine.

! Mr.. Merriam, whom the New York pa
pers facetiously call 4'the clerk of the. wea-
ither," has written letter to the N. 7. Her
aid, in which he says: .--..s..-.z...-s-......
d e NO case of loss of life by Lightning has
ever occurred within the field of eur research.
in a railroad car, steamboat, ocean steamer.
IRON ship, iron house, or warehouse filed with
bar iron, or in a vessel furnished with light
ming conductors; or in a house having light.
ning rod appendages, with the exception of
the case Stated above at Little Prairie, Wisc0n-
Isn These facts are sufficient to .dispel the
very general belief that metals are dangerous.
from supposed attraction for lightning
Steamboats, have been in use more than fifty
years, railroad cars more than thirty. and
iron ships and iron buildings more than TWEEN
Millions on millions of persons have, du-
ring that time, been In steamboats,, railroad
cars, iron ships, iron buildings, and in vessels
and buildings furnished with metallic condue-
tors, during thunder storms, and their exemD-
ton during so long period is the most con-
vincing testimony in favor of protection that
can be desired. Persons who suffer from fear
during thunder storms, may, therefore. rest in
safety and confidence if they can reach a rail
road car, steamboat, iron ship, or iron house..
or in building or vessel furnished with me-
lallic conductors ess.a bas
"a The exemption of railroad cars from light
1ing strokes. is a somewhat novel piece of in
and is, perhaps, attributable to the
circumstance that they are always furnished
with Conductors S
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r WHEELER 4 Wsa.S0R,St eze3
5 Il Nv [ N G NJ A CHI N e. S

FENHEs Machines operate upon entirely princi
M ple,-usng shuttle hut needle
They have been in operation the families
suih cienty lcng give the
aud have given entire satisfaction.
They are cry sim pie in and highly
we'll useful, adorn alady's
Py less conspicuous position in the shop Of the
1t has been obectto furnish Machine Mould
applicable family se II the Tailors
Dress and Cloak Nah Shirt ard Collar
&c We c"nfdant that Aaeh present
are the bestever offered TO the public. 50
Thoussn1s of families testify their all
kinds of family sewing while Shirt Collar
eel aekno Wedge their superiority all
their work. H- T-L 90 = 7.sz.-es
ation OF the Machines srespeetfuy soli"itedn
at Hopkins i Reads, e. o. READ
5epITtfi 5a7 s Sole A gent for Southern India
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OBJ 1aillgl! gylourllal ii ii u
From the Philadelphia Bulletin
THE PETITION. gTsvs bos

Pity the SORROWS of a 'fainting man ,,s11az lift
4 " hose Trembling limbs have borne him to you
door, -f4@7iAA 1itt Us TlFSfsTl3
go Whose term is dwih,lled 10 its shortest span
l- Who at the White House now dwell no 10 re
His as once the gallant Franklin Pierce
New 1lampSaireis pride, his eoantry's s.fayorit
son" a2ftle
| But now LAS " tn execration ferceae .-t..r
ie7- fhey cast him of, u thing whose work is done.
He labored hard his masters will 20 seryef5 lol
No.North,e ,nowCSoutll, ,now white aud rev lie
Is black; asss sI-ttsJ stf
TO right to left, his ssteps didfeebiy swei,s.- sfs
E. Now blundered forward and now stumbled back
IS masters sometimes coax ed him to their wiifl
q And sometimes Threatened him with vegene,
re, tst'sz ze'I
And 81 for yea:sthe poor man s.r igged still, ni
es IN But ever sunk YET deeper in the nrire.
His masters laughed 10 see him ioii ;ong siS
BeWildsred ,badgered, bli nded and beset, sfss.
s ! ct iashed him forward with relentless throng,
Aud he, poor creature, ,lrasteet in hem ct. err
And las, when, pay day came, be brought his bill,
i, And humbly hoped that they the d, bt woul pay
a Bntthey turned ont the old horse from The mill,
~ And told him every dog must have his day.
Tten pity him, help hi N his home, 9sl5 q.
here be may at last his weary bones,
His bitter j Of reckoning is come, u ~ q
=al aAnd he alas.is gone to Lazy Jones.
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WHOLESALE pEALERs ~ GRockRlks AND II+UUn'' UUNhH
r. WATER ANDvISE sTs., EVANSVILLE, IND.
ENHE this day formed
the Iarpese o doing wholesale Grocery ana htloVr
business Eaving succeeded the business o. Messrs as
Howes purchased their stock aud made addltlons 20
roufets ,rtrnent able offer good bargains
FOR CASH any house in Evansville or any Slty @ tu
Nest. y =; 5H;eiFxSoN
JAMS .
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ED w ARID BOY he,

BOILER MAKER AND BIAC CKSNflTHINJf IN GEN ERAL;
% II e of Boiler Rivets.- Railroad Chairs
I'VE Spikes, N f. Corner Main aud Cherry streets. St.
LOuis Mo-. A. -'ft 4'
Second hand Boile always on hand Repairing lone
the shOrtes notice. e =. mhiS-
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
NETHERE the hungry people get Nv
~ The best Of Groceries, dry aud wetI
They IL nd them. may safely bet, s.
AtE. III. Cook IL SONiS.s zf ass
There's -four and sugar. soda. soap, casa
p Pipes pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of pull, &
For cash at T. II. Cook ~ SONS.
There's eodhsh coffee starch and SINCE,
Hams. cheese and bR.ter. very nice;
All to be al at tie le .Irea,5
For cash at z II. Cook d SONS
Corn meal molasses, pork and salt, -
s.# And further lest the rhyme should halt
You'll ind ust every thing but fault g
For cash ut r. II. Cook SONS zs4 f. sssi
Iu fact, believe this tale
No man, exeert astupid sot. al-leE .
Can wan. for pan pot.
Or thi ng that t be got ---aw
To nibhie cold or swallow hot. --.-as-e--
For cash at q. Ill. COOK Il Soy s. z4z--
n Boxes Planes aad Plane Irons Just rec 4 by
ATB mh2I WALDKIRGH-
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PKINTEK,s 10. PArEHs.

Nos - and 10 Wall ST. Cincinnati, Us
ETAyE on hand a beautiful stock of PRINTER'S "a
L PERS Cards Gard Sheets, Black and oclored Inks
sEroazes. v Varnishes. sc. which they offer at
MANUFACTU URER'S PRICES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s.sf T.. II. COOK & SON,
NMOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
--4 q * OC r. az 4 E> ~ PROVISIONS .A't-tt1
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA. nHsI --e.rt+
WHOLESALE BEPARTsIENT, ft
RsT STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.

5esF -flNSI sJhEEIs FlliSI .DoOE FIfOM MAIN.
RETAIL DIP z.RTAEENT4 ~--a
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BEI0W THE CORNEl.
RR II. COOK bes ito thank his friends in Evansville and
Le neighborhood their fayors freely
him sincehe has bena business amongst them and takes
this opportunity of introducing to their notice his Mr.
COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date and soleits for the new z. H. Son
support literally himself
H. Cook Son having taken the business premises and
purchased the VIII le of the stock Of Mr. Foster feel
win be enabied supply the
Evansville with every article they require in the Gro
eery and Provision line. H. c. Sou wish especially
in the country having produce
kind to dispose their increased facility for taxi
stock andsuppyfng them at hr With all
required in the wholesale department prices that
their orders for the future. -feb2-u
NEW GsDspDS. 74A
UST received Mrs McKayts Cap and Trimming Store.
sP Aisoan Of Window Shades oil Cloths Bu
reau Stand Covers Firststreet Main, EF1s
IL !. = K a
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= Ale n FOlg SALE.

TNNHE dersgned having determined to move to Caor-
MIA offers for sale the which he resides,
situated leading from ETansTie 20 M ernon
I2S Said land IS CON-
risei f three tracts all improved and supplied with
the water healthy part of the county of a9der
burgh fishing purchase part or the whole ef
said Farm the by appl to the under
signed upon the premises Title ndiS9gtaInIIec
aplO- lwd3mw HTHohAo hN1OpI.A
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sa7FwOOD HOUSE.

FENHE subscriber take the above house, anu mas
entirely reftted and resurniShedlt' ana Is Prsparsa
a. ntertain the patrons the house in satisfactory
manner has also rented the brick Stable owned Dy
Mr. Peter Surkc, and has goodstcck oIhotses ana
riages to let.
The stable ilrge cioan and welliocated and good
hossivrsare eonstan attendance.
will be paid to the of horses leftwit him Tor Keep
and in allrespects the public Ia Ihnd tnG oler-
wood House a good Hotel. liYs-tfl u a. - EhH.
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no KDAENssSN.

H. HAVE opened N the
iiHR, hner of Canal aud Main streets.
ks5ssn g III . Boar STORE sud FAMILY GROCERY tstrb
~%AS lishment whore will prepared all times
to supply Canal and Ohio Boats and families with cry
tiele they need in the way of Stores.
Canal particularly requested to
my place. mhI3- stwdtf Ea JOHN FARRELL. 81
1856. NEW SPRING GOO EBfs.e 4 $50.
UST reoeivedin lot of Spring Style Goods
So which prepared dispose lowest fgares
We shall continue to receive all the latest s les goods d
importers manufacturers, and hope by
attention the the mereha inertia fair
share their patroEage. t r. @. 5EM Eli S CO..
ahl3-tf Corner Vine and First streets
- BBLS No. Plaster Paris sud for sale by
sSs 50 mh26 tarl -eaH. H. COON Il SON
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MECHANICS WORKS, =

FOTTNERY Y IND u IHACHENEi oHOf.i
srnf EVANSVILLE IND, -...
=. .s..-s. WILLIAM BOYLE 81 CO, -,
AVTNG purchased Mr.. Henry Schrber's we'll known
Foundry. ould respectfully ask eontinpanee Of the
atronae him. and invite she attentiea 81 all who
Foundry work any kind done e ear
experienced the business and will warrant all work
and reasonable. prepared to manutae-
Fire Engines. Hydraulic Presses To-
bao.o etsYs reses Mill Pd Gst Mil Machinery
RIdins Bastigs- Horsepower Thrasners. Ceza Seeers
Lard Kettles Presses, Railroad Grk Steamboat he
done, etc. -t~ .lI..-IT
Castings ption made order at uotfce
Steam Boilers Tanks, and all the fixtures belonging
;her"tO. ga. IzE
Frass eastiags al kiads made to order -
All orders may he addressed,tS " ~ BtAV1fE q Cu
mh2s 6w llU u 1E Evansville. mo- IND.
a GROSS keg Fasse with eather q doz Ok Marrea;
square German Cologne p doz bears OIL Tor
sale by apIT ~---11 li- 81 tH- La u. .dh1M-ANtN.
eSSJJNnRI Es.-1s---
5 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons and handsome Styles
100 do styles Dress Trimmipgsi
$50 doz Cambria Cravats. assorted qual1ties:
25 pieces super twillfd French Black Cloth;
Silk Velv vet Ribbon. diHeren twidths
$50 Parasolk. assorted sty 54Fes Satin DE Gblne;
doz Tuck Combs, as doz INDIA Rubber PuH Combs
100 doz Horn do $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;1
100 gro metal Coat Buttons; $50 horn Pand do rec
this daT and for sale by fsts+ JAS Low CO..
| mh2 4tS Main street, Louisville, KY.
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4 nd me, aIas.ls CONC % tayy Jones.
An Episode in eHigh Life

Mr. Cramer, editor Of the Wisconsin. in a
recent letter 10 his paper from New York,
gives the following facts in relation to piece
ol scandal that has caused a good deal of Cos
sip among the upper ten'' of Gotham
Fashionable society is just now profoundly
stirred by an elopement-iniS so called high life
1t is the talk of even this great city-f0r the
are mosteNtraordinary and dis
.tressing. As tue affair has got into prints a
few words viii moi be aIniss. The hero is
Major K, who lost his right arm in the Mexi-
can war. Ife is a married man, and the faith
er OF a fllnily3 but. is separated from his wife
on account of the brutality of his temper
She lives in Washington. Major x. is a man
of large property-rated rom 100000 to
S400,O00, and on account Of his large means
and his rank in the army, continued to be re-
ceiyed in the best society. Some three years
agoin Paris he met Miss Maxwell, then only
sixteen years of age, a daughter of Hugh
Maxwell, Collector of the port OF New York,
and known as an eminent lawyer and one of
the most esteemed citizens of New York. He
there commenced his attentions, and after her.
return to this city, persisted in them, not
withstanding his obligations as a married man.
His great wealth allowed him to be pertina-
cious, and he has finally so corrupted this fair
young girl-after three years of pursut-thatl
a few days since they sailed for Europe. She
is about nineteen--yery pretty, and sings like
a syren. lie is forty-fve, as our informant re-
marked, " ugly as sin, and brutal in his tenn
per Yet this girl, 50 highly bred and related
has abandoned parents, wealth, friends home,
and all, to follow this man as his leman. 1t is
one of the most distressing cases that ever
occurred in this country. 1t has created a
startling sensation. The truth is the admi
ration Of money has become so excessive that
its mere possession has hallowed men, who
are pirates in heart, to be kindly received,
even in religious families. This sad case has
made even fashionable people think, and per-
haps they may demand character as we'll as
wealth as a passport to the sanctities of their
domestic privacy. If SO, gaod will come out
of this evil. e.a
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CINCINN NATL.
NIXON a GOODMAN,

NIXON a. dsasDDUHAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND
NEWS PAPER. GH1=
aetH PLATNER Il SMITHS
Es "a m X B @ % TX ~ ape rs;
SMITH e. PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS;
EightbOdysS Book and News Ink
MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOAREs. etc. etc.
SALES ROOMS, II 79 WALNGT STREET..
CINCINNA ATT, o.
here they every variety paper adapted the city
ess-a SsssHa fdrice. .raidfor Rags. ~ ser46m
CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOgsE. " f
THNHE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
dealers and to rheir large and
of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled
hand, at all times large stock of Caps and Letters
pain and rued Fiat Bemys, Mediums Royals and
Super Royals Blank Book Papers by Patner
Il Smith and other first class manufacturers.
for the best Printers Cards, and keep on
hand at all times compete of Printers Papers
every desert pton. Lightbody's Book and News Inks
YcCreary,s Colored In KS Yarnish and Gold Size.
driner Book Paper and supply orders TO Al
any with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
ma ke to order shortnotiee.
pay highest market price in cash. for Rags Bag
s'Hs' ~ 50 - NIXON & GOODMAN.
Wholesale Paper Dealers, q Manuactnrers' Agents, 3
septI ~ and 7a Walnut St. clncinnatl. ~
IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
ESOR grinding wheat and and All ole substances
Genuine old Anchor Brand Boting Cloths and Betting Of
all widths.
articles ut our Cincinnati prices including freight
CailatJ r. MoRroes Family Grocery conner of Oak and
je1s-tf JAMES BRADFoRD& & CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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CLARK .Ee J NJ. STASFIELI
: CLARKE s. .STANF1ELD, .-
AND JOENERS,

Shop First and Chesnut streets. =.
Ill work entrusted done with neatness snd us
Particular attention paid the putting OF stores
Store Fronts. and ohbBg generally. raezo-g
- BBLS Lake salt 20 paeksiss No Msessret ,er oS al