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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12

E- II should be universally strictly true
thai the Of large portion Of the fatal
diseases Dyspepsia Diarrhea Cholera Morbus Liver Com
paint and other diseases in City In
spectrs weekly catalogue deaths generally the
OF Indigestion Think OF this, who dsordered
stomaehs ii you willing be guided by advice founded
upon experlence at the Of Dr. HOSTEL
TER's stomach BitJers. which, nvigoran
stand alone For by Drusgis generally
HALLOCK d. SrODDA RID.
deel3-wtf WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12

STIFFENING BACK BoNEs.-Dr. Greeley is
back in Washington-theres tifening Soft back
bones. He telegraphs:
''Do not heed the various runners sent to your
city that the Banksmen are about to bolt They
have done coaxing the stragglers. and mean to
sit quiet and vote, and vote, and vote, until
the Administration is sufficiently in need of
appropriations tosuffer the Plurality vote to be
adopted. This would have occurred long since
but for assurance from nominal Banks men
that Banks support would break up, if the
election should be postponed a little longer.
Whenever this delusion is thoroughly dis
PEELED, the Plurality III will prevail, and
Mr.. Banks will be chosen Speaker"
That's right StarFe out the Administra
ton! When its members vote Plurality, of
course then they will elect Banks.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a GRAND QUAKTETTE CONCERT
Will be given at Crescent Hall on Tuesday evening
JAN 18th, 1885, thu proceeds of which will be applied to
the relief of the distresss poor OF our City.
The best musical talent Of the city engaged for
the occasion.
Coacsrt to commence at7l o'clock P H. Tickets Of
admission SO cents. Jan l2 IT,.
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~ Last Monday evenings St. Louis Mir
ror, says:
Yesterday thousands of our citizens crossed
over the river on foot. Down at the foot of
Chestnut street a circuitous pathway was
formed in the ice, and crowds of boys and men
walked across to the skating ground. A large
canvass tent was spread out on the ice on the
Illinois side, and refreshments of every kind
were freely dispensed to those who happened
to have soma loose change 500
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deeI3-wtf
INDEPENDENCE OoIENcIn No. ..

Meets clock p NJ their Hall Water Street over
the Telegraph oee the first third Saturdays
month. ott25d6w
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s.s- NOTICE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF YASDERBURGH
NOTICE

oriesed there shall adjourned Session
of this the Fourth jan
next for the purpose Of PleEg the
of the regular Term hereof and
OF such ether business regularly before
Court when again convened aad tinue
practicable said finished business
ed Of 1t further ordered that all parties said
bns sid all witnesses regularly summoned testify
concerning the will be ted take tiee
time and of holding said adjourned Session
Court and attend the without
tion than herein provided 1t is further that
when this Court adoarn its expiration of
regular term 1t will adjourn to meet again at the Court
House in Evansville said Monday next
It is furthee ordered that of the
said Session OF this given By
tion of copy this order least in
papers of the under the direction of the CLERK thereof
jauS-3w JAC0B UNKENHEIMER, Clerk,
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PASTPnNED.

The eighth the Series of Hops of the Eureka Dam
cling Club has been postponed from Tuesday the st to
Tuesday the 18th ins in consequence Of tn Band be-
ing otherwise engaged on that evening.
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Notice of sa.

NOTICE is hereby given thsFE will sell at public aaeton
Tue sdag the 29h day of January
Arthur McJohHston late Yanderburh county deceas
all the persona property taken
sisting Of horses cattle hogs
farming utensels. of thu will given
all three dollars the purchaser giving
with approved security waixng valuation
laws. CHARLES McJoHNST0N.
Jams 3w Administrators.
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NOTICE

Office hereby given undersigned has been
~ poiGted Administrator of the estate of Arthur Nj
Johnston, late of Vanderburgh county, deceased Sa
Estate is supposed to be solvent.
CHARLES McJeHNsT0N, Administrator
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DOUBLE ENTRY Hs0OK-KEEP1

DOUBLE ENTRY MISUNDERSTANDING
Young MEN wishing qualify themselves thorous MY
and practically for business should fail attend
course of Lessons in the
Evansville Commercial College.
Clerks Mechanics and during ter even
ings obtain in this School, which
caleuiabie benefit to them. See3I-5md@nau
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ROLLER MAKING AND RRPA!RlN4s.

TEE gned having established Boiler Ex
- ansyille. is prepared to make aud repair BOI
ersi satisfaction in either Prompt
will be paid all who al Rim do their
Orders may be left with nry Sehrber. ofthe Lamasc
Foundry Brinkmeyer Aesker Co., of the Eagle Foun
dry o Shs caRal Main street. JOIN KROPP.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TXLEx,s GIFT CONCERT.

TTLExaS GIFT CONCERT.
WISH to state to the public thst the numbr
m issues Tor my concert will only be thousand-and
thousand gifts Price of tickets dollar
all the hotels, book stores and a the door
also wish to the public that will take the Citi
zens' Bank money of Memphis par. tickets
only one that is at liberty to take the Cit money
c. Il. TYLER, a
Jan lids Pavilion Hotel.
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NnTICE

NOTICE.
Having sold entire Nor
Keen Preston Isaac CYpian Preston til
business of tho late firm Will be settled up by
JOHN H. MORGAN,
Jan f. 1856 IF. II. " PRESTON
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GuNNY BAGS Az ArJCTHeN

HHTE will sell Tuesday morning January 18th 1856
w our Sale Rooms 500 second hand funny Bags. tn
in good order. aud we'll worthy of Co
Buyers-also 90 boxes of Glass ware. assorted.
Jan I'D N0OLSEY IL NELSON. Auetiouers
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TO the si,izens OF KeokuIs.

IL - ANP interested ws4s us She Mesyrs ~cnGelds
= H iht uas rating business we would assure
ne pnbaie that all orders given IL them = ~ i. ~
eaea N neat and workman like manner. ana
A4t thtN Gan feif upon the work done by them a.
peAns ~ '3e very best gnaterial
~ 4 siil be bn. hprt tine before the ras via
M Introduced, We would recommend W. th9se desi
f2hs 9i lighting Up az the If the completion Of
.ne N9fhs' thai thy give immediate orders for pipe
ixtares &c, otherwise many wonld h. DELAYED H..
sqha That time, n i would be impossible 10 supply
~! Applications upon short notice
9ais =, ls95.--l e. IERRICK a CO.
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.ommissiom Notice.

I HAVE IA store the following articles, e}ich, If
L nor called for within 30 daye viii be solo pay
charges. J L. COpELTN,
No 81, Corner Blondeau aud Levee.
Samuel Weger, boxes.
John iIananal. Indtanola. u pckgs segthes,
cradles and hoes etc
Mr. Harsh, Nauveo, lot wagon stuff.
j. Brown keOkuk. large box. $50 lbs.
b Perkins. keokuk. ] slab iron, 1 oars iron, 8
pekgs suhdries.
Fred3siek S,merscaild or Miss Dora Bozi Spring
urove near tiardan Grove, Decatur county Iowa,
ksg wine. pekcs IL II goods, piano.
htnseli smoker, keokuk, 3 bundles sheet iron,
2pcs 10
Isaac Mus keoknk, box
lenderzhot, he4knk, chest.
M BALDWIN keokuk box.
h. 4. Boyer. keokak. boxes clocks, DO ghts.
X. Lttta keo5uk boxes md
II. y. tt=t3lrirh, heoknk, set hazness.
john B9ritnd Polk City, Iowa / boz, ! chest.
Ih'mpsAu. running gear Of two horse wagon.
saws
jan Haspor, thresting machine, horse power,
psIsaa. Wheeling. Iowa, straw cutters, ut
II icansr, ? boxes acy fruit, sack do.
y. Williams, 3 b5xss bedstesas
Sam4eI u ahei ! h9A fruit.
Adan + 81 marketed r. Copelin, box.
VI n. Porter buggy.
y sett silly, keokuk, i boxes 3 bundles bed
s. ads.
n Mcfarland keekuk, bbls dry fruit
T. Huber. bale hops.
Basla. par platform scales
= Y ina = Z carriage spring,
baerel aud box
u g Der "a 1870. dtiau26
A COMPLETE assortment If SWISS aud pool
usllns. Bishop Laws car.gnet Camlrics
Linens, ineas. White Curtain. &C. for sale cbenp !
l's. =. 1850. j. ID. MIAlHELL d cos.
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JUST RECEIVED.

hIRECT from New York, the largest and most
= splendid stock Of Ladies Fancy Furs, Fancy
Robes, Fur Gaantlcts, Swans Down ylctorines and
Cuffs Gents Fur Mutflers, Fur Gloves, de- &C. ever
brought Ia the West. shall Offer Great Inducements
10 aItcho ronf anything IN the ADORE iine and will
sell sets OF Nfctornes cheaper than the same article
can be bought IN 81, Louis. All ask il for yon 10
call and examine my stock, which il superior TO any
thing in the West
Ladies please call and look over my stock No
trouble to show goods Don forget the place but
call at the New YORK EMPORIUM,
A. G. SHELDON,
Oct. II, SID Main. corner Sd ST
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WATCHES!
N w. JONES,
Dcalerin Clocks, watches a. Iewel

ON SECOND STREET,
Next door 10 G. Parsons Banking House,
kE0kIh IOWA
|IsHE subscriber has just received a large n
i and beautiful stock Of Gold and Silver ~
Watches, Gold Jewelry, ac comprising the .&aIk
latest STYLES Of Ladies Breast Pins Ear
Rings, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Gold Guard and
Fob Chains, Keys. Seals, Silver Thimbles, Gold
Slides, Snaps. Studs, Gold Pens with or without
holders, 0od Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WAreH REPAIRING.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker
feels competent 70 repair the most difficult and deli
cate work that may b. entrusted t. his care.
All work warranted 70 give satisfaction
COURIER TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
il, aud always will be kept by
Noy rs, lSJ5.---dly n W JONES
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AIexander's PeIamicus.

WHAT Is more desirable by the young than the
w luxuriant locks If youth and beauty What
is dreaded nv the midIc-aged than gray hairs
Who that is old but would avert haidness which
can all be accomplished ~ using Alexander Z Pc
lamicus universally ackn0w iedged to be the mes
superior article for identifying the Hair and which
Il equally eicacl0us Ia preserving its natural health
For ale at 81 Main Street, by
juno 2G.--dtf j. y. MINGUElI. 4 60
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NEW PRINCIPLEi NO fsOrsOrY
Rhodes Fever ana Ague Cure.

ar ANTID0TE TO MALARIA. for the proven
" tion and cure OF Fever aud Agae, or Chill Fever
Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent and Remittent
Fevers /; also Of Bilious Fevers, accom- panied by
Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, Yellow Fever,
ship and Jail Fever, General Debility, Night Sweats
and all other forms of disease which have common
origin in Malaria or Miasma.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons is unayoidahly inhaled at every breath is
the same in character wherever it eAistsnorth south
east westand will every where Weld to this new
y discovered aNTfporE, which neutralzes the poison
completely purhes the system and thns entirely re-
moves ali the cause of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these xtraordna-
RS results from is N3e.
1t will protect any resident or traveller. even in
the most sickIy seampy localities from any agae
bilious disease whatever ar any injury from COP
stantly inhaing Malaria or MiasmA
II win instantly cheek the ugue in persons who
have suffered tor any length VI time from day H.
twenty years, that they need never have another
chill, by continuing its according TO directions.
1t will Immediately relieve all the distressing re
suits Of bilious or ague diseases such general de-
unity, night eweats, etc. The patient once begins
70 appetite and strength and continues until
permanent and radical cure Is effected And us Il
proof that it Is also worthy of public confidence b.
cause vi It's singular and entire harmesNress the fol
loving certificate from Of the most celebrated
chemists IN the United States il attached to every
bottle
New YoRK June II, 1859
Il have made a chemical examination of Rhode
Fever and Ague Cure, Antidote 70 Malaria. and
have tcstcdit for Arsenic Mercury Quiniuc Strvch-
nine, but have not found particle Of either in IT,
have found any substance in is compost ION that
would prove injurious 20 the constitution.
JAMES Il. CHIFFON, VI, D., Chemist"
This above NJ its free preventive hv which
all persons may tAus b. Of freedom from tho
above named diseases, matter how siekly the sea
swampy the locality.
Proofs Of efficacy frequently published and the
confidence Of the public IL asked only in proportion
to its actual merits wherever introduced and used.
These only rolled upon 10 prove its worth.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary ca-es
may require more. Directions printed in Ger
man, French and Spanish, accompany each bottle.
Price One Dollar. Prepared and sold by the pro
prieter JAMES A. RHODES Providence H.
Ess~H II. Ayes, Agent, keokuk, Iowa, and for
saie hv Druggists, generally. nov3Adw
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DEALERS in Groceries and Produce, and rward-
IL lne and Commission Merchants, IS Main street,
ID tween "a aud ID heuk uk, Iowa.
Nauid call e attention u the citizens If this city,
and Country Merchants ~ their large and well Sc
lectcd stock Of Groceries They have If the lar
gst stocks offered in his place, Of ali such
icles usually kept IN Grocery Establishments,
ana IA SOL on tie most reasonable terms. They
81 eouti ut from their long experience and de-
termination give strict personal attention to bust
ness that they vii merit literal share Of custom.
nov2sdw
4 PPLES.--40o hb nppies q excellent quality,
\ and great number u choice flavor. tor sale by
noy2sd HAMILL & CO.
I,L0URi Flour-Customers can rely upon getting
l. Quincy, Benbuspori ard Birmingham Flour
regularly, At IS, Main street.
n1t2sd HAAIlLL L 90.
l,0LDEN >Ykt tn kegs and hnH hbis. Bel
VI eher- sugar Hous, syrup, in kegs and half
bb4s. Raisins IN boxes, halt boxes anu quarters.
nov2Sd IAMIIb 4 GO.
% DOZEN Fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters, Cd
OO direct from Baltimore, ut S. Nam street.
nay2SJ HANlIL co.
rHAIRrY Box..s e4olce " K. Cheese, just received
4 aud FIR sale by HAMIlI d GO,
daci1l
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i. W. JOHNSTON.

I TNNEKI AkAIi, CORNER u J0hns0n nndeu1
l. Third streets.
Carries the business If Indertaking ii all III
branches. lie hAs recently made extensive additions
q his stock and perfected biz arrangements in every
department..
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
tmperyous Il air and inleatructihle highly yrna
meuted and invaluable fer the preservation II the
dead, As we'll as efns Of every sly lie AMI finish fur
uished TO order.
eares and carriages furnished, and the en- tire ar.
rangements If the funeral attended t. npu
kenkuk, AIril II. lAan- Nv
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ALWAYS Trading.
G.. M. HUSTON,
Who'll saie Denlerin Notions an d
Fancy DRY Goods.

VI MAIN STREET, kEoKuk, IOWA.
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market. Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers. and we pledge
ourselves to sell at prices low for cash 10 good
time buyers, as ST. Louis any other western
kat.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call
and examine goods and prices before bu yng else
where We will consider il trouale to show them
through our atock.-ddw
JUST Received-A arge stock Of Buck Gloves and
- Mitts, at sep2O HUSTt N'S.
4 FINE Stock of Pocket Cutlery for sale low
\ sep 20 HUSToN's.
4 ukayl stock Of Cap. Letter, Ladies Bath Bath
4 Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Buif White and Fancy Colored Envelopes
sep2o HUST0NtS.
A General assortment Of German silver and dou-
\ bic plated ware, all warranted and NJ monnfae-
turer's prices, at sep2O HlSTON's.
4 extensive stock If Whips and Lashes al man
y ufacturer's prices at sep2l HUsToNS.
fllk largest and best assorted stock of Einbroide-
r. in the city at sep2l HuSToN's.
1--WE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever OF, red in
the market. AT sep2l HUSI0N'o.
(tLoCKs enough to supply the market, of every
" variety of pattern. Jeromes make. warranted
and al manufacturers prices, HUSTON's
4 LARGE aud fine lot Of Kid Gloves IF every
a grade at sep2i HUST0N's-
IULD ana common Jewelry, and Gold and SILVER
~ watches, at sep2I HUSTON'~.
LNVERY variety Of goods mprsel IN the Notion
IL and Fancy Goods line at Huston y at prices that
cannot fail 10 induce purchases and benefit the buy
er. Call al No "a, ana examine for yourselves.
1 FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire Of
y sep2l g. NJ. III ST0N
No. "a, Main street.
4 Huston will be found the largest Ipt Of Irisb
\ Linens, Laces. Edgings, and every variety of
White goods, at prices that cannot b. beat in any
! 8esf ern market seu90
4 endless variety u Silk and Linen Pocket hand
\ kerchefs and craYats az sep20 HIST0N.s
TiIE best assortment Of Lace Nelis and Dress
Trimmings at sep20 HUSTON
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i Ware Rooms, and desg ns keep
ing constantly GA hand a we'll Sc
lected assortment Of all kinds Of Furniture en- bra
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain Bureaus tine
and plain Sofas fine and plain Center and Card
Tables Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chairs If every description from plain wooden
seat, 60 the finest hair cloth stuffed SCAT plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedteads Of the latest LIS
Lounges, AZ.
Looking Glasses Of all sizes Clocks. Carpetngs,
floor and door mattiugs, floor and table oil cloths
mattresses, feather dusters, carriage trimmings.
window shades and trimmings, and every other art
Gle usually kept ia my line If business.
Part ut my stock was made under my own super
vision. and the rest bought from manufactures If
high standing, 50 that l can warrant every article
for durability aud finish Of workmanship
Ny object il 10 establish permanent business
here, and not the Peter Funk principle ari a.
Al indueement To persons TO Purchase ol me, am
resolved 70 rell at be lowest ~. Louis price,.
Call and examine my stock before purchasin
elsewhere. will always take II assure in showing
furniture to Ladies and gentlemen who call On M
whether they feel inclined 10 buy or not
May -, ls58.--d&wG q W. SANDERS
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Land. and City Lots for sale.
Let - in Block 3 in Keokuk

and the whole Of q TT
Lots 65 and 1913 in Nashville, and the s Ell of Y
Of \ + 26--65--5 II acresl in dispute
For the whole If which / will take fteenfp tmo
thousand dolars one-third in hand, and the balance
in one. two, three, and four annual payments, with
interest at 10 per cent from date to be paid annn-
ally, and secured by dee IF trust until all is paid
Any person wishing for particular information az
TO location or quality of the lands, may apply to H.
l. Reid, Esq, or his Honor the Mayor Of the city Of
keokuk WN GIIIISS
o.
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Fresh Arrivals

4 the Ninbe S.xpenee, just from the Auction
"A Rooms, large lot Of Go DIS Come and see what
bargains. ;. ;. a y. Y. Killings.
sept. Il lS55.--ddw.
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A New store Opened.

10 halbourne'S Nelr BLOCK, Wd7N street.
Dry Goods. Carpets. Paper Hanglnes,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES,
and
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY.
nAMASk Lace and Muslin Drapa,ies at
IL Octl5d CHAMBEhLAIN'S.
.CILT Corniees aud Bands. Curtain Loops Corals
VI and Iaasels for pictures. and Window shades, at
aet243 CIIAMBERLAIN'S.
DROCHA. Cashrnare silk vol, Thibet Stella and
ID Merino shawIsat CIiAMBERNAIN's.
cct23d
DoNNET. Cap, and Trimming Ribbons Dress Cloak
ID and Mnntilia Trimmings, at
oct24d CHAMBERLAIN'S.
LsRENCI, Swiss, and scotia Needle Work, first
l. rate stock CHAMBERLAIN'S.
oct25d
CL0TH Talmas CHAMBERLAIN'S.
" oct25l
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An Externat Cure for CHiLLs AND FEVER, IN
FouR HouRs
I4Hls Novel and extraordinary remedy il upheld
by the testimony of of the best names in
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas The proprie-
tor and inventor has, among thousands Of Others
tificatcs from the following distinguished gentlemen
Of Memphis, Tom, the home of the proprietor
Rev. T l.. Grace, Col. Smith F. Bank head-edtor
Memphis Wing, Vim. I. Yancey-edtor Of the Mem
phs News, L. keefe. NJ. d., Y. A. Carr, M. d., r. H.
Crockett, lawyer, grandson Of Dayy Crockett, Thos s.
Land. NJ. ID.
This wonderful Plaster does pain blister or ey
coriate Wherever il has been introduced il has SUI
perceded all other patent medicines for chils and
driven QIinfnf or Of The market
Unlike Qunine, Arsenic and other deleterious
drugs, THIS medicine makes quick, radical and per-
feet cure; and s not followed by train of malades
worse than the removed Ii is perfectly harmless
and can be used with perfect safety by all sexes and
ages.
The proprietor in introducing the Z, NJ. p in this
community leaves IT 10 make its local pntaton here
by ITS merits and superior claims ON the public
Address g, NJ. Denie, Proprietor, Memphis, Tenn
PRIcE, 81. liberal discount made 10 the trade
Sent by mall to all parts Of the country.
Sole wholesale and retail agent for keokuk
IL. ii. AYRES.
Corner I'd and Main street oct24dw
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IIII isYRnN.

FTsiE subscrit hays completed Their arrange
L uent, IN finishing aud furnishing thsr sa-
sooHand chambers ~ tAt cgnrtDlence 81 those wha
may wish such accumulation. We naye spared no
money or labor to make eur saloon anu rooms equal
% anything IN the country, and arrangements al
ready made for receiving oyster from tie cast, Wild
game from the country and fine markets, shall
make our saloon superior 70 anything west, equal
to anything east. AZ we ask II but catl and d
trnl aud We vii. pledge ourselves to give satsfac
tien.
Parties can b. rec mmodaied with private rooms
when desired, ana any thing served up for them they
mas wish
kacoIcet the place, on enst side Of end, between
Main and johnson streets
| nov t5dy MAGklEl & JOHNSON
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For lie MT
tremendous STOCK.

MY Boys say my second story Is piled ~ iull I
vi gaJ14 that there is danger If breakdown. All
cersols wanting good at their priAes viii do
well to call at our and Us the trouble If
throwing them into the street. Dry Goods Yes, cy-
cry hing Groceries. yes, the best teas fresh Boots
ani SHOES. yes, every thing
DEF uAw =. :. Il ID. G.. III I4LiNG>.