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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

These figures show considerable ling of OF net
profits for the months of December and January a.
compared with the corresponding months year ago.
1t will be borne in mind, however, that the Delaware
is new, and has been for several weeks, fast closed
with ice and that coal has beenor could be shipped
for period Of time altogether unheard OF in any pre-
vou. Winter The expenses in the workshops, in get
ting the machinery in good order for an active Spring
busness, have been about the same as If there had
been a large tunnage in coal.
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Tor
the month of January, 1856 is as follows:
Main Stem. Wssh'n Branch Total both Roads
Passengers... S3l 318 "a t2,Oo3 VI 800 %
Freght....... $50 ISL 81 1855 "a lj9,iH ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16
CAMDEN and AMBoY RAILROAD Line

" for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS until further notss n
Pier No l. n R. at 10 O'Clock, Fare 81 ~ - 81
m and p Lines discontinued I'M ss 49,
end O'Clock p. M, - psus. INA SbSS''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

CORDAGk-Manlls is steady at 5c.; American TSrred 81
i2ldl2ic: and Russia az lie, 8 mos
COPPER-The market Is very firm or Shesthins; the
supply moderate; sales 81 and Yellow Metal DC.
month
COFFEE-Al kinds have been aetiye and with prospect
light receipts from Rio De Janero and the opening the
sIng tre prices have become quite buoyan the advance for
the week Sc and holders woud take less than
&c The stock Of Rio about 10 coo bags The
sales coo bess Rio Conrsds l24c which
the highest price realized Tor entire cargo for several
the qty and sales also OF 900 bags
Rio at II Ia lie go NArscAibo IL l5mosy white and
lie $50 bags LAgusyra l2c 23e. $40 bags ST. Do
lot and 2sco Domingo for al l0t
DRUGS AND DfES-The market quiet sales Of $50 kegs
Beard Soda 20 srriye az &c; 90 Here a. &c 200 Ton
sVABesxsr elj cases Oh CYsis p, 49, easks PhQs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-16

The business Of the Norwich and Worcester Road
Tor January shows small gain as compared with
January, 1855. In view of the heavy sne~- and the
closing of the Sound for week OF the month TINS
is very favorable. In the frst twenty day. the re-
ceipts were $4,000 ahead Of the same period OF ls'A
The figures are: ~
January l255..............'''' FIN. ed
JsuTsry fS5o......''''''''''''''''''''' 80 %
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M.rles.-CAn1ru11r RnpoRrrp FOR TIE raI.usr.

Total Pots and Pearls.
COTTON-Buoyancy, with extensive transactions have die
Eushed the market to-day. The sales 1000 bales
mostly in trsnsu. We repeat quotations.
NEw-YoRK cLAssIFIcArIoSs.
Msh 4 Tex
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23
NUMBER "a

PHYsToeNoMY-A witness one day called to
the bar of the House of Commons when some
one took notice, and pointedly remarked his
R-lookS-Mr. Fox afterwards Lord Holland)
whose gloomy countenance strongly marked
his character, observed, "that it was unjust,
ungenerous and unmanly to censure man for
that signature which God had impressed upon
his conntenance, and which, therefore, he
could not by any means remedy or avoid."-
Mr. Pitt arose and said 81 agree with the OBJ
servation of my fellow member it is forcible,
it is judicious and true. But there are some,
throwing his eye full upon Fox, upon whose
face the hand of heaven has so stamped the
mark of wickedness, that it was impiety not
to give it credit"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23

APPLES FOR ExPoRT-Owing to the failure
of the apple crop in Europe there is large
demand at New York for exportation, and the
Journal of Commerce says that at least ten
thousand barrels of Newtown pippins. en-
bracing the best of the crop, will be sent out
this fall One firm already has contracts for
England to the amount of six thousand bar
rels. Shipments this year have commenced
early, and all the first quality fruit received
in market up to the LIST of December, of the
varieties mentioned, will be readily purchased.
to send off In packing, each apple is rolled
up separately in paper, which absorbs mois-
ture and preserves the fragrance of the fruit,
after which the apples are compaetly arranged
in layers. Newtown pippins for packing are
worth at New York from six to eight dollars
per BARREL and often bring as high as sixteen
dollars in England.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23

EUROPEAN GOLD AND SILVER CoIN.-The
governments of Europe, it is probable, will be
forced to resort to the same debasement OF
their silver coin as has been practised in the
United States, in order to prevent its absorp-
ton by China and the East Indies. This dis
placement of silver 10y gold has been going on
ever since the discovery of gold in California
and Australia, and still progress with extraor-
dinary rapidity. The margin between the two
coins it is stated must necessarily be large
since if it were less than eight or ten per cent
there would be prospect of another alteration
becoming requisite at future period. In Eng
land the silver coinage was originally eight
per cent. below its nominal value compared
with gold, but owing to the depreciation of
gold the difference is now only 3 = per cent !;
and there is consequently possibility that be
fore long the inequality, even in that country,
may entirely disappear, so as to render new
debasement necessary in order to prevent it
from being sent out Of the country. The Lon
don Times states that the continental govern
ments are considering the propriety of resort
ing to gold standard exclusively for their cur.
rency. The exhaustive demand presented
from China and India will doubtless necessi-
tate this movement, but it will enhance the
demand for gold, and will have an important
bearing upon the feature of every money mar
ket.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23
G5e 9aiIg yournaI
A SINGULAR MAN

No one who has sojourned at Newport and
on the beautiful Island of Rhode Island with
out having read the antique print, weekly is
sued there under the title of "the Mercury
nor, if he wishes to learn the daily news, fail
ed to cali on the Brothers Barber, at their
reading Room in the Old Mercury office, where
ne was ever received with the cordiality of an
old friend by the simple, intelligent and kind
hearted fraternity. They have been the enter
tainers and friends ofall the great and remark
able men who have resorted to those delight
fll haunts, for the last seventy years. Their
fund of personal anecdote was inexhaustible,
and made an hours chat with them, in the
cool of their rooms, on sultry day, most
agreeable intellectual entertainment. Their
hospitality and urbanity was never ceasing,
land equally devoted to the humble or great
Their paper was the same which was estab-
lished by the brother of Doct Franklin, and
on which Doct, Franklin himself worked at
Newport as an apprentice. Some of the type
and the Press which had been used by Frank
lin were kept as religious relics of the great
printer! The last of the brothers has now
departed, and many kindly tear will be shed
by the old habitues of Newport for the mem
ories of Old Lang Syne, as they read the fol-
lowing obituary of the last survivor of the
We have to record the death of Mr.. Henry
Barber, who expired on Monday last, after a
brief illness, in the seventy-sixth year of his
age. For the past sixty-five years Mr.. Barber
has regularly worked in the Mercury office,
as compositor-a length of time on one paper
that we venture to say is without parallel.
To the last and that was but two weeks ago,
he was regularly at his case, and never wore
ass of any kind He could set BREWER,
though it was trying to him, and he usually
confined himself to long primer case. OF
late years he was slow, necessarily so, but he
was uniformly correct, and seemed never bet
ter pleased than when at his stand. lie was
also acqua nted with Engraving and Bookbind
ing both of these branches, at one time, having
been carried on in this office.
During his life he had never been further
than five miles from home; jamestown, three
miles across the Bay, was the most distant
point he had ever reached. OF course he had
never seen a railroad or locomotive, and all
tH1O ile hHe" vi d StS@HloodI was Iho eAtelAois
seen from the Office window. But of Wash
ington he could speak of personal knowledge
and of events that had tIanspired during the
past half century and more, he could converse.
His health was usually good, and he certainly
bid fair to remain with US for some years to
come, but sudden cold was followed by alarm
ing symptoms, and death shortly ensued. Mr..
Barber was a brother of the late WH. and
j ohm Ii. Barber, publishers of the Mercury
prior to 1850, and by that family the office
had been owned period Of seventy years.
Newport r. l., Mercary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23

NEW GOODS AN u NH3Eg PgGCES.
tHANKLIN Reilly beg leave TO call he attention To
- their friends and cutomers their large and we'll
sprug and dry goods. reed
during thepts weeks comprising Of the
able be oun in the city they whole
sale and resl her and the public generality
prices for cash tine buyers Theirtock
ist7 in the olOwugbroad cloths black and ancy
sserss and Fweeds. white. bud and fancy Aarsa and
silk Vestiurs. Costonaaes Croton cloths ain
Linen DRILLS Oalieoes Philip Ailen Spragues. Bne
and Lawns ricS printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Beregs black aud ed'ored Grape ntz bite Cash
Cha! de Laine white Grape Sh9ws black
silk shawl rich tla sswl end scst black aud
white lace Capes. Moria sntqus Parasos silk ano gSha
Tmhreas Pansma Legh0ru and Braid Hats English
and fancy BoGnets rich Ribbors Hosing Gloves
and shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth and printed window buds, together with
variety of Trimmings small AND fancy goods
&c. &c mvI SUANELTE Il RELY.
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7
WSvFBy the viii he found well adapt
ed to and representative Of the imTn guam
lies of Goods arrived he well known Store of
WIN. EIsBe - tERssb 3C CR.s
Corner Of fT9n streets Having and
selection Goods srpsssng in the variety styles olors
and shades also in auanty and quality sny and every thing
which we any ther house ibted we as parog-
lar invite friends and in Evansville
and vicinity give cali. We extend invitation in
particular the that every article
Imaginable under name Goods F1' roideres
{Swiss French and Scotch) Fancy Goods MaRilas Whe
Goods every eription Shaws Millinery and Straw
foods the richest choice and most varied
sortment We fully convinced that satisfy the
evnectgons satisfy claim respecting
good and low prices IN Cotnr ofevery kind and
please demand for fashion color quality.
aud the in piece goods Come and convince yourselves
II.
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THE V4ZARO POWDER COMPANY.

CcA n n I'd CD ~ q O t. q
AvING reduced tir prices to oorresrond with the re-
ducei of SaltpetTe, continue offer their well
kuO brands Of ELECrRC ISnIAE RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RFIE Powder in kegs and canisters. Also tHnpowder for
Blasting Mining prisng full assortm qualitte
and kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give entire
sGti1factinn.
The Of their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest epUt tOn for then twenty five years. viii be
found unsurpassed other manufacture Of che kind in
the world.
Forsals the feaIer and also 81 the office of the
Company, No. SO Wall. cor Water street, New York.
a. g. HAZARD. President.
A n. DoUGLAsS. nv md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23

~ A hog exhibited at the ChilHcothe,
(ohio) Fair, last week, weighed 1,135 pounds,
and measured nine feet in length, and about
the same in girth. He was two years and
three months old.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23

OF 1t is estimated that 1900 Africans
have been landed in Cuba within the last eight
months.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23
TFAYEEER,s HOWE.

F0rfllerEV E5saEi7S saeau s'aVerne
FE undersigned has taken the above well known house.
and reateA and refurnished throughout the best
tvIe The daons will be second other
in Evansville good Tor B0arders.
supplied table the market viii
0nabe. Attached to the house is good Bowling Alley
Travellers attention cattle
well taken OF sugl1-tf WM d. THOMAS.
HNHEESE-O boxes q1reTior Cheese inst reed by
z y aua27 .a n SHBERGER5 & CARsoN.
HDRINi = CYDTs VIN ECs AIl-Io bbls warrRted pure
auss7 HERsHBEReER q CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23

OF The New York Herald asserts that
from thirty to forty children are stolen every
year in that city, and are never heard of more.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23

NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

" Es EA 3SFE4E thsGGEEGE.
~ have bought the steek and taken the formerly
occupied by 4 Bacon g. Co. Main opposite
she Branch BaaE and made additions ts their
stock with sush for future supplies usthes
us in promising the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity.
great variety of the hest articles Of Family Groceries any
house the city Being determined every eXrtion to
give satisfaction a hone reeeive liberal pat
ronage a trial. All Goods delivered Of charge
mhl3 HERSHBFRGER 6 CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23
WHEELER & WILSON'S
IS E w | N & M A G. HI n ES

TENHEsE Machines operate entirely new princ
u pie, using shuttle Tut needle and two threads
They have been in operation in the hands of families and
long give them athoroughtrial
and have given entire satisfaction.
They simple in construction and highly ernameR
tai we'll useful hCsed to adorB adys arior
py less conspicuous position in heshoP the
It has been furnish Machine that woHld be
lapplieR bic family use we'll the Tailors.
Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
&c. We ccndant that Machines tn
taGeEhe best ever offered to the publie.
Thousands Of families testify their merits
kinds offsmy sewing, while Shirt and Collar Sauufsetu-
eely Oledge their superiority all others
their work.
examination ofthe Machines sooitedn
at Hopkins & Reads. f. O. READ
epi7tf Sole Agent for s outhernIndia
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z. FL. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIu. DEALERS IN
sSEs9CEs2 ~ PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
-:n:
WHOLESALE DEP ARTNFENT,
Erps1r SmRIcI,1, EIRsr nnnR ERnAr nrAIN
FIRST STREET. FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RErAiI DseEa ARpNENT.

FIRST SIREEI, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DSsF ARTNENT.
MAIN STREET., FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
~ H. coo begs thank Evansville and
"a their freely upon
him since he has been ia business mngt them and takes
opportunity of ir his
A. COOK whom hehas taken into partnership this
date and sell eits for the firm T. II. Cook Son
continuance support literally himself
z. H. Cook Son having taken the busiRess premises and
VIII Ie stock of Mr. NJ W Foster feel
will enabled supply the citizens Of
Evansville with every yrcle they require in the Gro
esry Provision line. @. Son wish especially
the attention of in he country having produce
dispose their increased facility TAX
their stock ndsuppiyng them at their store with all
required the wholesale depart prices that
must ensure their orders or the future. teb2-tf
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ROCK HAVEN FOEs SALE.

-. WISHING to retire from active business my
T55 farm, now offer this place for sale On it is a
53 pdious Tavern House. large three story
ES i Stone Warehouse also one Of Frame; Pork House
with capacity slaughter from 4e0to SEQ hogs PER
dav with good stables all outbuildngs. il
has stone landing coed depth of and all times
free from mud good Dry Goods and GrO
eery Trade andis widely known as shipping point second
the Ohio river from Louisville Evans
ye The location of the business of the
nace imperatvey require other Branches Of business he
viz Tobacco Stemmery &c, &c, all
italy necessary supply the demands of the public and
which if done would the general business ofthe
place amazingly large section of the country from which
this time trade has been derived (for Of road
this than other will in short time lie
this place Gas order has heen issued from
for openiu ofnew roads) For urtheT ormaten ad
dress hUBE-IsA III ali A u.
iva-tds Rock Haven, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23
TENNEY s. sORENsu U

uuo1rsALE DEALERS GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, CORNER
wATER AND VINE SIS, EVANSVILLE, IND.
TJNHE have this day formed
tho nHrpsse of wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eaviug succeeded the business Of Messrs ANS q
Howe purchased stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer as COCO
FOR CASH any house in Evansville or any eSy N
West. q SoPP%SON
jan3 . eo----
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23

TAT FN BOOKS
u The Life and Adventures of Beckworth;
The Martins of Crs Martin by Lever; just out;
Abbott's FrLneOuia Stories. complete set;
Steel Enrgavings Fillmore. Buehsnan and Fremont
25 eeutsea
| fa L YES of Buchanan and Fremont:
Fillmore aud Fremont fer the cana
and for sale by sepi2 DOBELL & LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23
WV. X. IYcG y = w !, |,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY ~ BLlO'
ofBcs in the ''Creseent City Bank Building
MILL atSehu '~A'AJ " 80 my25
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TnRcoNgs AYD WAsHB0ARDs.-

TpRG0Ms AND WASH B0 Ards
Is , dOz Fancy and Shaker Broems
30 doz Wash Boards; hf-bxs " heat Starch;
Is hblz Pearl Barley: bbls Oat cal;
100 bxs 4eruan Palm Soap65 Rarse Soap:
hhds prime Sugar; Al bbls Syrup Molasses;
20 hf-bbls Moiasses: Is do Loaf & pow'd Sugar.
2tierees Carolina Rice, rso'd and for sale by
ie2s les3 I. & D. HERMANN. g
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23
sHRRWOOD HCU9B.

YTNHE subscriber taken the above house anu mas
entirely reftted and refurnishedl IT, ana is PIePaeu
manner He has also rented the brick o!
MT Peter and has goodstock ofhorsesand car
The stabieis large clean and welllocated ana gooo
bostIersare in con attendance Particularattehtoh
he aid TO the care horses leftwh him Tor Keep
NC and in ali respects the public, ha dnd the Sner-
ss-6od House good Hotel. fiys-tfl j. A 8YEKS:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-23
gECHAgECS, WORKS,
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE STOP
EVANSVILLE, IND,
WILLIAM ROAEE ~ a

EVANSVILLE, IND,
WILLIAM BOYLE IL CO..
AFlNtf purchased MIR. Henry Sehribers we'll known
Foundry would respectfully of the
1atre nge extended him, and invite who
want Foundry work ofany kind DONE facilities We
perle need in the business will
do and ices reasonable prepared manufso
ure steam Engines Fire Engines Hydraulic Presses
9aee Screws and Presses Saw Mill 3l Machinery
Sudlns hastings Horsepower Thrashers. Shelters
pairs done.
Castsgs of every description
Brass castings of all kinds made order.
All orders may be addressed TO WM. BOYLE & co,
nhzS ow Evansville, Ind.
GROSS Ag Fssse filled leather "a doz Ok Marroa,
- doz long square German Cologne hears oil for
sale by apl7 l. & D. HEIMANN.
StJNUREEs.-
- l25 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons
100 do styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 doz Cambria Cravats assorted qualitiesj
p pieces super tHill'd French Black Cloth;
2n neartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon, diaeren widthsg
$50 Parasols, assorted styles pcs Satin de Chine;
50 doz Tuck Combs. Is doz Tnaia Rubber Puff Combs
IIG doz Horn do, $50 Natal
100 metal Butsensi $50 horn Pand do;
this day and for sale BY JAS. LOW Il co..
mh29-dAw 4ls Main street. Louisville, Ky.
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EVANSVILLE. TVD~ THURSDAY MORNINGS OCT. %. 1856
LOUISVILLE.

FRANK oAArT5 cx;sTEE * isrE 'T.' 3. 'oo-'4
FORWARDING AND 0OMMIssIoN MERCHANTS; Oh n rs,
NO. 49, EAST sPa IoGisPlILE 5TsP Ii 'Is KY MAIN AND WAITE"
Geo. Fosssr Co.. p. 9. o'Rilsy = Co., ~,
NAT ELFENta-I Bates WelEing reed this Day and
feb22 4s Main street. Louisville. Ky.
6tAssIMERE.-sO pieces fancy Cashmere, handsome
u styles. rec "a this day and for sale y
decI2-d&w AIS Main ST.. Louisville. Ky
6IOPTO KDEs.-5O cases Ripkas Cottonades 25 eases
" New York Mills CottOnade reed this dcy and Tor sale
rb1 41s Main street Louisville, Ky.
s. S3soA 80 Oh Pieoss e1ssif silk Handkerohiefs;
$50 de- Shirt Bosoms; this day and for sale by
oots AIS Main street Lonisville ky,
s Home 1aaraai Aprii 49, BalIous Pictorial AprI 10;
ssardag rssns Ps. pr aPr Il LoHdon Pa1Feh March
London iiassraied Times March %;
N Y Ledger April 49, Broth ar Jonathan Pri II;
N. Y. Times pTil IL; N. Y. Clipper april y At
APPS 90 = -
NTEsTTNG-1 plaid Marssles vsstipg. reed this
mhSsds% Say a1d fer sale BY Alb Main street LoGisTlie KY
L 5 cases Canton F1annels;
Z O5os' DO bSlae S9t't twilles Flannels;
do green do doi reed this day ans tor safe
dsci7-d4w AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
TT1OW ELM ca cases bro wn Hepebeok To yelling;
day and for saleby JAS: LOW CO..
mb29-dtw 41s Main street. Louisyille. Ky.
CINCINNATI.
NIXON & GOODDE AN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B 0OK AND
NEWS PAPER
PLATNER IL SMITHS
FBI N x II q q K II ap RS;
H,5gsafbOdy7s Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOA RDS, etc, etc.
SALES ROOMS, n 7s WALNUT STREET,
Where they offer every variety ada ted to the city
aeOuntry trade and the materials in its manu-
"a ss-i i'.ss .sssHa fdrice paidfor Rags. sspI6m
CENCINN Att PAPER " AREHOUsE.
TNHE undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
Of dealers and to their large and
OF Papers. Our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers such that are enabled TO
all large stock Of Gaps anu Letters
plain and ruled; Flat Demys Mediums, Royals and
sinner ROYALS; Papers by Planer
| A. Smi III aud o 0ther first class manu- faeturers
the best Printers Cards. and Keep on
hand all times aeompiete stock Of Printers Papers Of
every description. Lightbodys Book aud News Inks;
| WeCreary's Colored Inks. Varnish and Gold Size.
hand in large stock OF the hest Four
drnier Book Paper and supply orders to al
extent with regular sizes, and irregular sizes
make order shOrtnotice.
pay highest market price in cash. for Rags Bag
sins' Rope an' Oo''0n " A''s NIXON & GOODMAN
Wholesale Paper Dealers. Manu- facturers' Agents.
| sep11 Y and 79 Walnat S., Clneinnatl.
| EWPISOVED EO1sTAEsLE MILE.
pNOR grinding wheat ana and all other
Genuine ola Anchor Brand BOlting Cloths Betting
all widths. -
articles Cincinnati prices including freight
CalatJ r MOAroes Family Grocery corner OF Oak and
jeis-tf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. o.
|
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C0PAKTNFEsSEzEp

VIE undersigned have formed ooraTtnership der tha
~ name and style of Babeock Sonntag and will carry
h artware Business the old stand sf
bahe0ek Brothers. HENRY o. RABCOCK,
IyEl-tf GEORGE s. SONNTA0.