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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members of the National Es
s;'stj0s Oo,aa'ittcc of the american Party, have
pleasure in announcing to the people, that salts
fectory arrangements for the future maintenance,
Of the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an authoritative erpo
asat and Gdoocats of the principles of the Amsri
cGa Farty, have been completed.
Recommending its labors, under these new au
spices, the undersigned cheerfully commend the
4HGEroAN ORGAN to the generous confidence oi
Gh, American Party, in every section of the Con.
icderacy, and they hope its columns may command
tic widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, of Ky.
SOLOMON G. HAVEN, of N. Y.
j. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WASHINGTON Cry, d. O., May 18th, 1855.
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Hon. Jacob Broom.

We have received from its patriotic author
Hon Jacob Broom of Pennsylvania his de
fence of Americanism in the House of Repre-
sentatives, on the 4th instant, and have read II
with pleasure and profit This gentleman has
been for many years one Of the most prominent
and able advocates Of the American doctrines
and has distinguished himself by such advo,
cscy. The speech before us is replete with in
formation and should be read by every man in
the Union.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-25

The Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth, in classi.
flying Fremonts most efficient auIiliaries says
/" If Fremont shall be elected President Of the
United States, In November next, Senators Pearce,
Pratt, Jones, and few other prominent old line
Wings who have recently announced that they
shall vote for Buchanan on account Of the slavery
question, viii have the satisfaction Of knowing that
they have contributed more to that Free-soil tn
umph than any equal number of Northern sdvo-
Gates of the Freeson candidate"
Daily American organ., 1856-08-25
Maiority for Pollock
37,007


In the coming Presidential election, the foreign
vote will be divided, which has hitherto gone solid
for the Democratic party that vote is at least 60,
900 in Pennsylvania, the half of which will proba-
bly, vote for Mr.. Fremont; now, take $4,000 of the
foreign vote from Mr.. Bigler's vote and 1t leaves
but 137, 900 votes for Mr.. Buchanan to start with
Suppose he gets 5000 of the old Whig vote which
went for Pollock, that would bring him up to 14o,
900, and reduce Mr.. Pollock's vote to 2O1 900.
Now, give Mr.. Fremont one-ffth, or 10000, of the
Whig and American vote which went for Mr. Pol
lock, aud the result would then stand thus
Buchanan 100000
Fillmore -l6l,000
Fremont 10000
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Removal OF RHv. Mr.. SPRoALE.-The President
has removed the Rev. Mr.. Sproale, Chaplain to the
West Point Military Academy, and appointed the
Rev. Mr.. French, of the Church of the Epiphany
In this city, in bis place
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Mr.. FILLMORE IN VxRMoNT.--We understand
that after the election for State officers has taken
place, the friends of Mr.. Fillmore in Vermont will
hold State Convention and bring out an Electo-
raj ticket
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The Wings of Pennsylvania will be represented
In the Baltimore Convention. Col Paxton Is the
delegate from Mr.. Fullers district.
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37l,OOO

Now, in the opinion of webster Whig," in
the Philadelphia News, this estimate is too favor
able to Mr.. Buchanan--for he believes that Fre-
mont will get more than $4,000 Democratic votes
If we allow him $4,000 Democratic votes, it will
bring his vote up to 10000, reduce Buchanan's to
10000, and leave Mr.. Fillmores 16l 900 as before
The New York Courier edited by that mighty
blunderbuss of Republicansm," General Webb,
regards Pennsylvania as very difficult State for
Fremont to carry, and suggests tho employment
of 5000 political eolporteurs there to carry " the
Gospel according to Beecher" into every family
This proves that the Fremountebanks are by no
means so confident of Pennsylvania as their bribed
freedom -shriekers profess to believe.
This consideration, taken in connexion with the
statistics of the election of 1854 and the recent
uprising of the old-line Wings for Fillmore, should
stimulate the American party in Pennsylvania to
renewed efforts. What is especially needed in
that State, is larger circulation of American news
papers. One hundred thousand copies of the
Philadelphia News, scattered broadcast in every
county, and general increase of the circulation
of the American papers in the interior counties,
would, alone, almost be sufficient to secure the
State for Fillmore.
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Our FOR FILLMoRr.-Gov. Pollock Of Pennsyl
vanis, has declared for Fillmore, II is reported, and
win soon mount the stump for the American
ticket
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EV Louisiana is moving earnestly and Wig
orously in behalf of the American nominees.
On the 4th instant, meeting of the American
party was held at Shreveport, Fillmore
American Club was formed" with President,
six Vice Presidents, Secretaries, Treasurer, q
Corresponding Committee, and Vigilance Com
mittees, and list of FORTY subscribers sent to
| US for the Organl
Organize ORGANIZE
We subjoin the proceedings:
AMERICAN PARTY.
At a meeting of the American party, held in
Shreveport, on Monday, 4th instant, for the pur-
pose of organizing an American Club, on motion,
| it was
Resolved, That this Club be styled the "Fill.
more American Club"
On motion, the Club proceeded to the election
of officers, when it appeared that the following
gentlemen had been chosen
President-M. Watson.
Vice Decentralization White, J. d. Parker,
William H. Hackett, James Pegram, J. A. Nc
Rady, and B. L. Hodge.
secretares-L M. Mutt and J. w. Jones.
Treasurer-W. r. Shivers. ...
| Corresponding Committee-Sam. w. Ford, w.
A. Lacy, L. P. Grain, w. w. George, and r. O.
Oglesby
Vigilance COmmittees
Ward No. AT Albany. b. Mccain, B. w.
George, Hugh Currie, 81. Hes. At Cookies store
J. B. Sims, II. W. Mooring, @. s. Groom, j. M.
Simmons.
Ward No. 2-J. s. Wise, e. NJ. Coleman, Thos.
Hearne, J. NJ. Ford, L. F. Holt
Ward No. 3.-Wm. @. Foster, T. L. Scogin,
Erastus Crosby, VIM. Wyche, @. f. Harris.
Ward No. 4--H. Markham, III. Howertop, r. NJ
Waldran, r. A. Cutlif, d. s. Wilder.
Ward No. 5--B. X. Stephens, Thomas HCall,
VIM. ]. Beall, B. p. Peace
Ward No. 6-E. K. Hall, W. E. Walmsly, d. G..
Blount Thomas Martin.
Ward No. 7--R. v. B. Eddings, J. @. Harwell,
J. f. Herndon S. ID. Caldwell
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are the drawn numbers of the Grand
Consolidated Lottery, Class No. %, drawn Aug. 78
1856: @ ...
81 36 S5 IL 50 30 rs 4S 4 10 "a SO 18 "a
25
r. FRANCE a 90.
ID. III. MoPHAIL Commissioner. aug 25
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

icy Daliey's Magical Pain Extractor.-
There has been discovery in Matera Msdca
whereby pain be quickly aayed and where parts
high state Of Inflammation be rapidly reduced
their natural state where wounds and can be
thoroughly and rapidly healed and decayed parts re-
stored without either defect than with DALLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, Wounds, sprains, and Bruises, Casualties
which children constantly subjec The action Of the
genuine Dalleys Pain Extractor is the How
much pain and suffering not thus be prevented More
life itself is often dependent upon having ut hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars of which
respectfully refer my printed pamphlets the truth Of
which hold myself responsible.
No case Of burns and scald, matter how we're, has
ever yet In any one instance resisted the spower pain
subduing, and healing qualities OF the Daleys Pain Ex
tractor.
No Pain Extractor genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraved label with the signatures Of c. "
Cckener Co.. proprietors, and Henry Daley, manufac.
turer Price 25 cents per box.
- All orders should be addressed 10
O. CLICKENER CO.,
81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Charles Stott and Nairn Palmer and all
Druggists. ap 8-eod.
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10 HOiIOWay's Ointment and Pills.
Nothing tries the temper like malignant ulcers and pan
bois. They almost tempted Job biaspheme For
tunatey, they are quickly hesled by Hooways Ointment
and the Pills equally eicaeious in stomach and liver
complaints
Sold at the manufactures, No. 80, Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. ga Srand London by all druggists at
35 cents, 644 CENTS and 81 per pot or box. aug 2o
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AN ACT for the relief of William Bean.

Be IL enacted DO. That the sum of five dollars be
and the is hereby appropriated for the purpose
of paying VIM. Bean for arranging the premises for
holding the annual general election in the first pre-
cnct OF the Fifth Ward to be paid out of the general
fund.
Approved, August 81, 1856. .
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Approved, August 81, 1856.

AN ACT for the relief Of the Metropolitan Hook anc
Ladder Company.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-25

Be IL enacted, &C. That the sum Of thirty dollars
or 80 much thereof as may be necessary, be and tn
same is hereby appropriated for the purchase of
chain and graphing hook for the Metropolitan Hoo
and Ladder Company, the same to be paid out Of tn
general fund.
AnnrnYed. Aurnkt 2I 1874.
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~The Executive Committee ofthc Filla
more and Donelson Club are requested to meet this
evening, at s o'clock, at the room, in "Clagetts
Building" on Ninth street between d street and
Pennsylvania avenue
As there is business of importance to engage their
attention, full meeting is particularly desired.
ANDREW j. LARNER,
aug 25 Chairman.
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ISLAND HALL.

ISLAND HALL.
tE An adjourned meeting OF the Stock
holders of Island Hall, will be held on Tuesday eve-
ning the 26th instant at o'clock. full attendance
is requested
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
P. NJ. PEARSON,
aug 25--2t Secretary.
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AN ACT for grading and gravelling street north,
from Fourteenth to Sixteenth street west.
Be 1t enacted DC. That the sum of two hundred
and fifty dollars, much thereof as may be neces-
sary, be and the same is hereby appropriated, out
of any money to the credit of the First and Second
Wards, for the purpose of grading and graveng L
street north from Fourteenth to Sixteenth street west
Approved, August 2l, 1856.
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.pproved, August 81, 1855.

AN ACT providing for the payment of claims for
paving in front Of property belonging to the Cor
poration.
Be 10 enacted, &c., That the Mayor be- and he is
hereby authorized pay all claims for paving in front
of property belonging to this Corporation out of the
general fund,
Approved dsAugust 21, 1855.
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81 Hoiloway,s Ointment and piIIs

For sale by Charles stOtt and Narn Palmer and al
DruQ0ists. an g--eod
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mas gone Iortn, tnaI THIS present Dynasty snail
terminate on the Sd day of March, 1867! The
decree is irrevocable. The only point is, ,ohat
party shall succeed itp In some sections the
American element predominated, even in the
North, in overthrowing the sham Democracy,
whilst in other sections of the North, Repub-
licanism, as it is styled, prevailed. At The
South the opposing element was wholly Anne
yican.
The sham Democracy is in a hopeless mi
nority, and therefore, in a sectional contest, it
would be defeated and routed; and if thus
routed, the Republican dynasty would be in
augurated. Is this what the South desires?
If so, let 1t persist in sectional contest with
the Republicans, and its object may be OBJ
tanned. If on the contrary, the South prefers
a national con seryative administration, though
american, to an anti-American, Republican,
sectional administration, it is within its power
to secure one. Let the South stand by and
support the conservative American platform
and nominees and the conservatives Of the
North and West will stand between the South
and the Republicans.
But the fear of the conservatives at each
end of the Union, that the conservatives
of the opposite section wiil not stand firm,
now weskens both. The sectionalists at either
end of the country, mutually excite this jeal-
ousy and apprehension for their opn adpan-
td0e, and to narrow down the contest to these
two factions. II this feeling Of apprehension
continues and If it shall increase to tbs extent
OF throwing Northern and Southern conservs-
tiVes into an open antagonism, Dhat Gcnf A
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FAIL CAMPAE(sNl
KzAE2DXS ARE An WEaOEESA LIE
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS, a.t

X.
CEIAS. S. WELLS, ett#
wNTHILST returning than for the generous
We public since he opened in Evansville would
also that he has issheves
in store HEAVIEST stock of Hardware and Cut
tIery ene-thd) THAT he has offered the Evans
Many Goods purchased reduc
by importing (directN from Europe
American Goods at the Manu-
Works he is only able but decidedly d posed
to sell Hardware figures
afford the same Goods. to cash good time buyers.
careful examination of his stock and prices by
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that he them
full IOssiee. .-..
Among the articles (amost bI) comprising
stock he names the following to the trade:
40 AxeWels LippneOtts Leveretts and Collins;
900 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
1890 DO S ssaai Shear, and Scissors
100 do Razors and Str0ps;
100 gross spoons-Iron Britannia and German silvsr
so dozen Coffee Mills, all gradesi
40 do Files and Rasps. all kinds:
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bott0ms'
20 % lbs Sadirons. assorted; -.--
dozen Butt Hinges. do;
1900 gross Screws. giml. pointed;
$50 dozen Door Soeksand ockets;
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
pairs Shovel and Tongs. iron and brass heads; ~
60 dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hole;
25 do Sbeelyards and Scale Beams;
so Ames' (aud other brands) ShOVels and SpadesJ
eaeks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
5 case Japanned Tinware fully assorted -f. 30
whips and Lsshes Brushes Combs Needles Spectacle
Port Hardware generally With
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket-
ties Knives ard Riddles and
(SUD ERarreEs and Gun Trimmings,
and Coopers Tools Window SASH etc,
CHARLES 9. WEI LS,+F
oet2 Main street. ID door below Branch Bank
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CARTER's SPANISH NIXTUH u


NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted tseasd and POnders
infai bic remedy for Scrofula King evil Rhenua-
IN tss. Qhstinase Cutaneous Eruptious Piapes
Jules the Face BlOtches Bos Ague aud Fever
sore Eyes klTg~orm letter Sead Head. Enlargement
lie Disorders Lumhlgo Spinal Co Diseases
rising uluIieiOus Mercury,
Life or iuipurity OF he Blood.
E This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier the
parts of the United States testify daily
1ahle performed greatest Medicines
'NARTER'S SPANISH NINTURE.'' Neuralgia. Rheu-
natsm, Scrofdla Etuptions the Skim liver Disease
evers cers OLD Sores AHectisn of the Kidneys; Disaas
the Throat Female COMPLAINTS. Pains and Aching a
he Bones and Joints speedily to flight by using this
srea and inestima bile remedy.
For all diseases of tho Blood found
compare with It ceanses the inpuritiee
gently and efeieH liver kdneys STRENGTH
Digestion the stomach makes the skin
clear and healthy aud he nv
disease broken down ~ the OF youth its pr
tive vigor and strcnpth.
Ladies it ounperaby all the Cos
ture will remove asao plexion bring
nantlng to thecheek elasticity tesep
the general health in rkable degree beyond all the
medicine Sever heardof.
The large number which
from Persons from all United States
evidence thatthere is humhug aboutt The hotel
Keepers magistrates physicians and public we'll known
the eonmuntv all add their testimony the wonderful
effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent an Circular
the cures this truly greatest all medicines
performed.
None genuine unlessaigned BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
etors No 3 Pearl street, Richmond
forsupplies aud Agencies must be addressed
For sale BY Hallock Stoddard. Evansville; Halock
Parmenter, Princeton; o. II. Clark Vincepnes and by
dsaiersin medicines generally augs'
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having purchased the interest of John H.
Aorran and william r. Preston in the late firm of Morgl
and Preston associated themselves in bus
aess nnder the and firm of Ke and Preston and will
Soanue Wholesale dry good business at the old stand OF
Morgan Keen and Preston, Firststreet, -
Is AAC KEEN.
San IL 1856 If. OYPRIAN PRESTON.
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HOMt( INsCR seGe COMPANY,
> - wv V ~,

E.HPTTAL 9 100 000--G paid in IN CASH.
A<AIs 1omeany eowmeua business about oneyear
as Isrge Capital IS. Ioomis it's head.
[aTo equal to any Insurance Com
apy in world Polio ilbe issued by the
N Buildings Merchandise Household Goods. Sc. &C.,
isxms favorable with Other good solvent Companies.
s. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
ALLEN @. HALLOCK. Ag't.,
street. opposite he Bank,
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!

ENT the public of Evansville, and
w the ladies' particularly that have for in
specton Fancy Staple Dry Goods.
Our DIR goods rival in
atvle cheaunes also heideries Tuantas
which only be appreciated by inspection. Gail the
Atars Main street. reesntly occupied by L. W. Hebberd
apl7tf R0SER BRO a. FREY.
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Evansville, Dec. 5. '55.
NOTICE

The undersigned having purehased the interest of Mr. O
shurshi the Arm Of Horrhrook Ghurchili, will con
old stand nder the style Of Horn
brook Co aad soloits the patronage the public. All
ee-sops Indebted to old Arm will for and
hesame and all having claims against the cid firm
sse7tf '"' " HORNBROoK co.
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i.E9E IlTSII5IEGf.

THE LARGEST STOCK in THE CITY!
EoHN F. GLOvER & co. corner Of Main and Seventh
30 streets Evansville would respectfully inform
Public that they have in yard aud for sale low CASH
complete mt ofScasoned Pine Lumber embracr
qualities aud ckneses and GroOved Pine and
Ash Flooring Dressed and Uadressed Ceiling Castings
Pannss; 100 600 feet sound suitable
shops barnsan fencing 40 Pine and Poplar Shingles
&c Can have made order the lowest prices Shelving
Doors sash blinds Mantle Pieces. Mouldnrs. Frames
O9orsand windows, &c. Sc Bills prices forwarded to all
promptattentlon. fqbI2 If
A MES sHOyBLS.7-25 doz No. 2 genuine article TO
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THE GREAT REMEDY
Y. Z. smith & Co.'S
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
JEFFERSON STREET. OPPOSITE OWENS HOTEL,
L0TTTSTIII II Il -


oprietors of this invaluable have been
u induced ted ceasIng
mand hssT ct with TO htup at heavy esab
ishneut for manufacture alone ami they
ed ill all orders with dispatch tha IT.
is usually the thing in the
putting. all ask is give trial. We
could publish hundreds certificates and letters in
its efficacy voluntarily by those whom
evedi but the few that we offer which be called home
testimony deem sufficient. Cases of twelve eighteen
standing have been relieved this
all the usual edes had failed We
for rYhing. but for Fever and Chills
Night yeats and Nervous Debility
remedy. tmay he infants with
ty it contains nothing but what is purely vegetable
Strengthening and invgoratine to the system. -rr.
E5- Price 81 per bottle-S7 50 Per dozen.
street. tetReen Third and Fourth opPo
site owen Hotel. v II. SMITH q co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ NaIaSIIRANCE COMPANY.


l. ,UOO-al paid az ana btoesteI
with perpetual
in 1874 and insures against loss or Damage ~
Houses stores,
and merchandise in general Also
the perils Navigation Losses Will DC
ILL adj iusted and paid with promptness cE p,4
E G. RIPLEY, Secretary. 49,. - /. a,bzo-;
1nIicationsf be made to the suoseri
who receive roposa ana issue pol
icles W - A. c. HALLOCk, Ag't,
~ svI1-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank:
CHGAiE AND EOEsACCO SEOtS h OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. Isl AND2D.
TO- Schaefer d. SchToeders old staud)
TRES ECTFULLY inform the citizens OF evansville
and surrounding country, thatl have taken theaooVe
stand determined to continue the same business, and
will hand the choicest Havana Cigars,
and Tobacco bes brands that Eastern markets af
ord also Snuffand Smoking Tobacco fall kinds Mer-
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
es the cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business cOnvinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicita share of public patronage. lapl-u
JEW A as az 4 Nc EaENT. c
ENorder be able to devote my time more part
q larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part et
business disposed of of interest in the
eery house to Mr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will co .
stand under the style of ORR. DALZELL q
complete everything in the grocery
line would take this opportunity of my sincere
the house for the very bera
extended respectfully ASA
continue their The firm, and would say
the very slow ali gentlemen that they need
Maroh 1s5s '-' it' SAMUEL ORR
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NEW A6s L 4 s5HiI5 \ n.
DAVID O'NkIL,
M ERC LII A n L Z AILOR

Second street, between Main and Locust.
AS and opened fine assortment OF Cloths
different eolors of fine quality an the
styles Vestings such plain and fan
velvets satins silks &c. with commoner goods for bust
All these goods the best quali and hasd
varieties brOuaht to this city My old customers
and citizens generally are invited TO examine them.
am prepared with rtrae workren to make up goods IN
The tstyIes fits 10 allcases s~n2tt
STORAGE WANTED.
w prepared store Proof mouse
W any quantity of Grain Produce Merchandise,
tho mostliberal terms. -
HavngIarge and airy stairs particular will
taken Household Furniture Agricultural implements
and all kinds goods wares liable to damage from damp or
rust
c logger when desired. .
Warehouse located Locust street and W. and
canal and most shipping by River Rail-
I'D AppIvto uovI GEO. FOSTER & co.
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INSTALLATION

ok ant Charles Chur.hil un Ter the style Of
Hornhrook Oh1rehi this dissolved mutual
sent Hornbrook is aather zed
~ P. HORNRROOK
CHAS. CuU RCHILL,
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VNHE having the above business
u Evansville. natters himself with the hope that his
skill all descriptions
will upou trial. be found worthy the attention
only resilient citizens the city but alsS Those
eomprisinF the 'circumambient viciDage.'' -.
His the Post ONCE where he be found at all
OFFICE FioURs. my8 r. II. GATES.
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wHTE have hand Of the rplete and
~ sirabe stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
found the Western Market, offer To all
time buyers at remarkably low Our
been selected with in quality yle
price, willing to duplicate the hills Of any
of the mounains. Our stock in part
The following articles:
Brown aud bleached musins cloths "esimeres satinet
prints nseys Innings. sks satns
oashmeres coburgs alpacas de lanes hats
bonnets ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shaws satche
Sc &c.
Together with large of Notions kinds
Yankee clock brio needle. large stock
WE'LL WADE CEOTEEENG.
cot expressly trade entire
factioH Give cali before purchasing
charge nothing for showing goods and little
EST for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH.
Main street, I'd door State Bank,
lie nd
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rgNHE undersigned has removed bis Tailoring ESa9h
ment to second sweet. datey opposte tns res
Church, 10 the ONE with Ur. oou ne
to his old mer Snua ecoiy
her Of newons and would be pIeasen serve the with
anything in his line such vests pans;
ers order the shortest possible nosice.
Thankful for svors he would respectfully solicit
y26 j. L.. NELMs.