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hAklTlmR INTELLIGENCE.



CLEARED.
shir Gen Berry reavey :. Join NV RI Rlversmlh.
Shsu zettFs, Arctc TretpoDl--LeteEa A c..
Park Hun Rafsn Chase 0lbfaiaF-t hsse small
Bark suap Dragon, Davis, sydney, Aus, &c-Wakeman
Lie y,iascur, Phenvors q .wheewright AGO
BfS Aane, Homes Hsi.fsx-D Dewola
IRA v6tor. Els. uuId's lsisnd-t \ v Peters
fshrJ Aumack, Pesfoe, ffedeficksears-W Newman
Fir Aice Howell Baltmote-Nailer 4 ord ouercau.
sctr Burroughs cbinerel Fretericsburs-Nerrn a
ssbr n Rsisvin sslts. Frelereksbrg-Mcuin a
sehr G youer, rtek,r rseseiIclsbutg-vaa Brgn, A
sshr Bsysr winters, BIehmond-c II Pierscn.
Sfbr VI Trrhts Hi New btrB-Dayis Holmes.
scir Euehre Hsiebt bourne Bamt e-sreit Grant A Co
stir Iaslei H9wes Phradslphia---pcsi Sco
s,hr A wetnofc Bcgert, City Poin. Merrill A Abbott.
SER Gen Atms'rcne Terry, New Haycn-yan Brunt
sasp Brown GARNER. Provitence-L kenny,
Pfoy eilei Beverly Pitfee, Phsoef ha-w thompson.
ARRIVED
,esushlp Herman, Higgins, Bremen atd southampton,
AuF 49, With nese ara rasserrer,, g VI saudi. =.
sieanshIp Infessee Weber s. Thomas and Porto Rico
sbp Erie cof Ra,h rI, shields July ST. with COAL 70
oder ves,sis HAT yeyey sla e somFsny With ship
George Bcurrc for Nyors from shields. Aug Nicholas
er m e se G gsse Ne "a sns ne ,a ~
~ oke Brsm snip scheIer, from Bremen Cor Baltimore
sir Tyrg fIsh sedey Or RIO Janeiro July 7, with cof
f.rs I've nosss eof warren Digger sagua Aus IS,
wrh sugar and honey . Nelson Place Co sd company
gh 5sa Wsrsn 9I - g e bsrSos q
sasua during heavy thunder shower struck BY light
nss which he fore royal yard burned The SAL and
o hsrs ssris Mou Patterson Savannah days. with cot,
IRIS ffeSe ci harrington vcss sidney with COAL to Brett,
son Co.
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Markets.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
puII ApEI pHIA Aug "a lo5

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %, 1855.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State hves, s3; Reading
Railroad, 42 Long Island Railroad l2A Morris Canal
1875; Pennsylvania Railroad, 4SH
BUFFALO, Aug 2s-6P NJ.
Flour-A good interior demand. Sales 2,l00 bbs., at
So IL So rs for common to good Illinois, So 81 for
choice Wisconsin, s. 81 Sc SO FOR good 10 choice Oho
So 81 SO rs for extra do. and Michigan Wheat shade
lower Sales coo bushels at 81 Is for Chicago spring
81 "A a 81 40 for white Michigan. Corn dull. Sales
% coo bushels, at SOC. Rye, 5sc 6oc Oats firm. Ca
nal freghs to New York l3c for corn, and II for
wheat Receipts in the twenty four hours up to noon to
day. 66co bbls. four 77,o7s bushels wheat aud rs
bushels corn. Canal exports-3S $50 bushels wheat;
"a 25S bushels corn, and Il, s25 bushels oats.
OswBeo, Aug. 28-6P. H.
Flour-Prces unchanged good Sales 700
bbls at 50 81 a s. for extra Oswego and Canadian
Wheat in fair request Sales IL 900 bush at 81 80 for
new red Indiana 81 46s for new white Michigan atoat
Corn held at 53c. 5ic Sales Is 600 bush, including
l3 eco bush 10 arrive at &c Canal Freigh,s to New
York DULL for Corn &C. for wheat IL &c Lake imports
sT3 bbls -four II 500 bush wheat. Canal EXPORT
9lS bols. -four and u $40 bush. OF corn.
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Fremont Meeting nj Bangor.

BAsooe, Ne Aug -, 1883
Tie Fremont snd Dayton mass meeting at thls pace
70 day attended BY ten thousand People There
procession over two miles long with music ban.
hers, &C. Speeches made b. General Nye OF New
York; Messrs. Elliott and Goodrich, OF Massachusetts,
and Lot N. Morrill,. In The evening there was large
meeting In Norambers Hal. The Whole constituted one
Il IT. most successful political demonstrations ever held
n The state
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xoV0'
private letter from Granada Of the l5th states that
Mr. Livingston United States Consul ct Leon, had been
shot retaliation for the shooting OF Col Sszar by Gen.
Walker.
Appleton Oaksmi.h has been appointed Ncaraguan
Minister to Washington
The government of Nicaragua had issued . decree
thoiizng loan Of two millions Of dollars terms liberal
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AtBAsY, Arg -, 1855.
Al the meeting OF The National Kansas Committee IN
this city &c day, the following preamble sai resoiat0n
wss unanimously adopsed.--
where's his Las authentic forms on fcrn IL
efcal ecurcctn with The Tsrrcry q Kansas s prcpars
fcu tr The med Invasion Of the Territory ffUin
Missouri y ln fuli rrunrtss. thefefrre
Received That Thaacus Hyatt W n Army ard Professor
Edward Bauees be aIponed committee e. The Pre-
sts NJ ~ Tie United states snd solicit The int roson o. the
~ the government "a the civil sau4
Ter ending The Territory thai they procure
pcsste he operation q lie members Congress Ia the
tNfN ffNusi0n
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CHcse0 Aug ~, 1885.
Or suter formerly Of New York city, passed through
here to-day, hs way from Iawretoe He reports
be was publicly robbed Of " 500 At wes,por and
proposed 10 drown him In the river at that place but
through the interpostion Of person whose NE sier
rornerly saved, the threat was not executed.
The Quaker mission has been entirely broken ~. and
- ne a. ,nsfcs have lcf.
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D,motrntse Mass Meeting nc Rome.

Row., Aug 2s, 1885.
large and enthusiastic meeting held here today
Between three and Eve thousand persons were present
speeches were made BY Judges Btardsey and Parker
]. herman, Eco, and others Hon e A. Mann Of Utica,
presided Letters we're read from lewis Case l. Bra.
az, y s. pckhion, Judge Tremalne, G. n Corrgan, and
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BAIusoRs, Aus. %, 1855
The steamboat Empire City, bound from Cairo 20 New
Orleans, sunk recently In the Mississippi river Her
mails and portion Of the cargo we're saved.
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Combinations for Congress in Vermont.

H. M : r. Walton, Of Montpelier, vas unanimously
r- ,u.b n Congress for the long term, and
p.. f,..s.- - aqtIsua o. the short term, to
n tcSasr, deceased, 10 the
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Arrival OF the C,sy OF nr.r.nes,.r.

PHfAps'PHA, Aug. ~, 1885
The steamer Civ or Manchester from fivsvpooJ the
18th inst, has arrived here.
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BOSTON, Avg IS-Arr ship Dolphin, Penang =
Also ships Fsmeralda, Liverpool: Mequnteook Bal
more banks fprir gbox Capetown; Victor, New Orean
Sophia, Philadelphia brgs Denmark, and Daniel Webse
Philadelphia,
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isult With tneir anfsxing proviso which he deemed
crnsiuticuai AMI then on the supplies ~ coerce
the Senate AR, cmert ~ IL proper Tor
house 81 . condition ~ the bill an send " the
oshcr house fGr their sanction, but pcrst that
the ether housc had b. large orty repeat
eQly declared they could noi agree u ~ act Of
re ogtor The poviso was NJ seat 70 ,he senate for
ton q n cay but FIR a tine Tie prcvso proposes -
sxttDd The authority 81 the President over all the high
VsJs leading ~ Kansas. Today 4 The highways,
but g morrow might be the byways Congress had
st much rgh ~ require the President TO execute the
a~s O ene highway another. This power vAs a. eiec
," man could We - blind ma to that the establish
ntnt q ncple Ike tss would lead n tie overthrow
~ the grverr ment. Il this agreed TO- the next
hing might be 90 provide a condition for passing
ccLdiaTy documents cent for the purpose OF
exciting Southern slaves should 20 free
Of postage or the repeal OF The Fugitive Slave might
be insisted on az an amendment general appropriation
bls making the ne supplies tor the government
There was 30 &C, 4 Which the Imagination Of man co ola
conceive Which branch OF Congress might not be able
Gerry into effect by stop the wheels OF govern.
and cutting ~ tho supplies. II was no, This act
acre which % DO mischief bu, the consequences 70
vbsch vorld lead The refusal o. this particular an.
prop alton would rot destroy lhe Union. This was
very hard government 10 destroy. He thought n wss
fairly administered and within the scope Of the provisions
OF the Constitution. u was the strongest government on
The fsce o. the globe ana be knew II be the hes, 20
verbment given 10 man since The dispersion Of the
human race the plains Of shin1 This but Of
Of which, u adopted, must end in dis
Mr. BRorrysp fdeu } Of Pa, read extract from the
C,novexssend CloSs show that Mr. sevards position
Inconsistent with that he occupied at previous
session.
Mr. TprNpp1I (nisser worsbpper), Of Illinois, alluded
" the provisions Of OF the laws OF the Kansas
sislature as Infamous and unworthy Of free people,
Mr. PreH (der) Of ohio replied 10 Mr.. Crittenden,
orposirg bic bill and denying that the form Of govern
meni therein proposed had worked wel saying u was
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-03
FL1RTAT1oNs OF MARRIED WOMEN

The recent occurrences in Boston form TIE
text for a sensible sermon, by the Hartford
Courant The improper 'flirtations'' of the
two married women with young men has
blasted their characters forever, caused the
death of an amiable but weak young man, and
imprisoned the husbands on charge of muir
der Says the Courant: @
The 'inn0cent hirtation' of married women
is one of the denominations of modern society
Even desire for promiscuous admiration is
wrong in the wife. The love Of one and his
approyal should be all that she should desire
| Let her be ever so beautiful, it is disgusting
and an appalling sight to see her decorating
that beauty for the public gaze-to see her
seeking the attention of the senseless fops
around her, and rejoicing in the admiration OF
| other eyes than those of her husband. Her
beauty should be for him, not for the gaze Of
the fools that futter around her. There is
always among the sedate and the wise, a SEN
Isation of disgust, when a married lady at
Itempts to ensnare and entrap young men by a
lprofuse display of her charms, or an unllcens-
ed outlay of her smiles. Such charms and
such smiles are loathsome to the Indifferent be-
holder-sthe trail of the serpent is over them
ALL"
! Such wives should know, if they do moi
know it already, that their influence over the
virtue of the young men is as deleterious as il
they were the most abandoned ofwomen. They
lead them to believe there is no purity in the
Isex--that married virtue is but an outside
show-and that delicaey and propriety are but
masks and outside dresses. The effect
Iof their character is that ofa silent corrup
ton, sapping the foundation of honor, and
lprobity, and truth. Let them reserve theil
Icharns and the fascination of their fatterine
Iattentions for the husbands to whom they be
i long, and they must be admired, let it be a
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f,A-pAssTMEEgSEgEP.

VlE undo rsigned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under the style and hrm of GEO FOSTER " Co
for the tran ofa general ForDGrding and Com
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fre-proOf Warehouse on the
abash and Canal and corner of Locust and DUN
nam Streets and the Depot Of the Evansville and
Cr rwfordsvilfe Railroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnments either 6y
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforWard
promptly atthe lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this market and solicit
for purchase of Sugar and Molasses on the
Toas one ofthe firm will be in the South during The
Winter.
heyhope BY unremitted attention to merit and share
tba Dui lie N'patrenage ft -F NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
dacIA FFEr st##E w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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NEW AKsSANGEREENT.

HN thaI may be able to devote my time more part
larly to the Iron HEAVY HAEDwAkE part Ell
part OF my interest in the
eery house co Mr.. MATTHEW DALZGLL, who wlll co
aue at the stand the style of ORR DALzkIL q
CO. with complete OF everything IN the
line would this opportunity returning my sin eere
fthe house Tor the very
patron andrespeetfu ask
bem 20 Continue their favors II would
TO the very slow pay all gentlemen, that they need
n0v 49, asH 81 Ia55 ~ s SAMUEL ORR
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NEsY M AsHIN GTON HOTEL.

OF tins House nave renoVed TON
Aid .tand on lain street their Hotel just finish
opposite the House. where they epared to
and all others who
t 20 chem much superior style than formerly
fol respectfully solicit eontinu-
ance the same shal all endeay to ner
II. WILDE the best the market Affords ana our
charges moderate. ,.-... - - -.
10 FELKEK HEDDERECH
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EyANsVIILE ND THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY s. 1856
RAILROADS, &C.
pHNNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1ssrEsssg ss.5s sssg . g
THE andersgned having bsen ap-
Lea. p pointed AgeH the above Compa- xM@
se4%z this city would inform ship -
@aS4AA--s4T@A@ pers. merchants. and the public
generally, that F. Leeeh George Harris and George
Black late of -. Leeeh Co.. and Thomas ), Clarke, oil
CLARK ThaT, - under the firm of te
r-et LEIGH & CO.,
Are by special congnee and shipping agents
Railroad Company They have estah
clished all the principal shipping points east
west prepared receipt throuah from New
Boston Phadel and Baltimore, all
from all western cities and townsto the
Atlantc ssaboard by way ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad
The direct their whole attention to forwarding
facilities shipping and the without
drayage their charges by
the Railroad company teng extremely low. Ga
be able to give salts faction -. -.fs5 .
produce madeto their agents viii be forwaid-
ed free of charge for eom mission
For Rformation apply at their Offices: --....
i Depot Liberty street. Pittshurg: - ~
do No South 18th street, Philadelphia
do North street. baltimore;
No Astor Place.
do South William street, , New York.
do Battery Place,
do 81 KIbJ street, Boston;
Orto JOHN s. MITCHELL,
epf3 m Waterst., Evansville Ind
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sTnRAGE WANTED.

HHy are pared to tore in Fire Proof Warehouse,
Nv any ~ Antity of Grain, Produce or Merehandise or
tho liberal ter -,
Having large airy stairs particular care WI
kinds Of goods liable to damage from damp or
rust. - go. - <... .r,.r h
Z logger when desired. L,
located coraer Locust street. ana w an1
canal and most convenient for shipping by River or Rail
I'D AMY to now GEO. FOSTER Il co.
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THNraRACOy & co. have removed to Main street. be-
tween Water and First next door 70 Halloek
stoddard Drug nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they will pleased to all their OLD ana
as pieased TO
give them call would return their thanks Tor the very
liberal patronage given receive OF
I.asA-Jias Sh'A1 - janI6-Iy
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSEs
THOMAS KE. NEAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New York.
DElNG long!estabIshed with extensive eonnectlon
in the above business respectfully socits eonsgn-
ments ofal kinds of Western Produce which
personal attention at the lowest posslbe
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feboO-tf Evansville. Ind.
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NnrInNni NOrlONs.!

MNLOWER vase5,s Thermometers travelling companions
~ hest ing eight and ten Key trench
accordeons hne dolls, marbi~s toys tea
sets combs Superior needles pins tooth
kew rings pencils steel pens tooth brushes wax
beaas do EmeFson's staps toilet
ming ro battle together with great
-. = fions for sale bv q. PUSHEE.
~anos y under Odd Fellows Hall, Firstst
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RnN RAILING.

THNE undersigned has agency the sale of an
d beautiful pattern Of RON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and figures put variety of
sizes viii sell at Cincinnati prices ADDING
FBEIGBT.
This is cheaper an more Atal than other
kind in Those wishin to
lots. yards or for pa-as etc viii DO well to give
call.
FrlceS fom 81 so to 81 so per foot.
,-dSw NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
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NUMBER l24

faithful wives, as sself-denying mothers, as the
educator of a young genereration Of immortals.
1t was said in the praise of woman in ancient
times Dona0s naara$ti; sanans fecit. Letasuch
be the motto of married women now.ss. hgssq
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DUDLEY. STONE * CO.,
COM MISSION & I FORWARDING MERCHANTS

Second Street, 6et'Y Main and the RiUer,
& LOUISVILLE, KY.
ERARTCULAR attention paid to the purchase ard sale OF
g. HEMP. COTTON, TOBACCO, PORK, BACON,
LARD FLOUR, ETC together with all kinds Of Produce
and iaeured Articles COnsgnments soliitced and
usual advances made.
REFgR ro-Messrs Buchanan. Co., hoiesale Grocers
and Merchants W A. Richardson Co. Hemp
Manufacturers, Cornwall Bro Wholesale Groeers and
Star Candle Watkins wesly Pork Packers
Merchants Armstrong Allen, Dealers in
Pork Montgomery. Dayidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
FRANK CARTER . =! .......... M. JoUETT.
CARRIER 81 JOEEEF-
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. 23 EAST SHE THIRD ST.. BET MAIN AND WATER
LOUISVILLE. Kf.
Refer
Geo Foster & Co., P. G. o. Riley & Co.,
Evansville. ind. Se14-1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fa The CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KkN II CKh AND aLLtNUAS.

N
aAs D SAUNDERS Civil Engineer. having taken mp his
~ abode EgansEe. would peeLfnlly
citizens of the southern portion Of indiana
Ksaasky prepared to furnish Plans
SpssiGsatons Esma of work of descr ption
parannK profession viz: Water Works Drainage OF
Railways Turapike, Plank other Roads, the I'm
prove sat of Rivers navig cation purpo es otc.
OF ability m B. Wilson, ESD Chief En-
gnssr Of the New Afban 5-iem Railroads Judge Hughes
ST Rseunngton George Dunn of Bedford Ind H.
b. Wilson q ty Eng New Albany Ind, and H. Q.
Moore Esq, Chie Engineer of the B., l. and g. Straight
LiAs RaiIr' ad, an be application. mnD ~
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SAMUEL ORR
DAVID O'NEIL,

MFRCHANT T 7 AILOR,
Second street, between Main and Locust
EEAS lust opened tine assortment OF Cloths
Of different eoors Cassimeres of fine quality an the
richest Nestings such plain ana ran
cy veIvets silks. withco goods Tor ous
goods the best qnaty ana haRd-
varieties to this city Ny OLD customers
and citizens generally invited to examine them
with frtrAto wOrkmen 20 make up goods IN
thslases tstyes ana warrant its in all cases. sePZt
DRS. BRAY G PENNINGTON,
ESP ECTFULLY inforn the citizens Of Evansv lie and
q is vicinity they have formed partnership in the
practice Of Medicn and surgery.
Having actively engaged in the rofessl1n tor quar-
and become with the diseases met
climate they hope their pas anu sue
cess will entitls a share of public patronage.
Firr street between Maia and Lecust
Rose the 0hes where eihe both Of them ay be
consulted unless absent on profess ional business
ayIS
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rnN 49, Z. snR ENanN

WKeLKsAEE GROcEnlES AND LA9UoRA, CORNER
ss-~ 49, WATER AND SIS, EVANSVILLE, md.
FEya tls day formed eopartn
the doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Eaving succeeded the business Of Messrs ANS
m yes and made additions to make
complete able oer good bargainl
FOR CASH. any Evansville, or any city IN the
West. ar#s X y lie = \ E1,
,;ana s. SORENS0N.
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IMPROVED POKGABLE MILL.
zNOR grinding corn, and all other rsubstances
n requiring grind ng.
Genuine Brand Boiling Cloths, and Betting OF
all widths. -,
articles az our Cincinnati prices, including freight.
CalatJ r. Monroe Family Grocery corner OF Oak and
'IGIsu is1sutf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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feb2o-tf
wVE. X ETcGREw.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PIT BLiC.
Ofice in the Crescent City Bank Building.
hA 80 ~ ny25
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DRS. BRAY & PENNENGT
XW9E. REILLY,
u flE ALI. lTIkOCER AND

HMT HOLES tlE AND RETAlL GROCER AND
Nv PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STFEEi, = - Ihepn- IN
inform his friends and the public
Evansville and vicinity that having the
in the Late hrm Of W. Reilly he In
the Grocery and Produce at the old
BE embraces this opportunity Of returning thar
and intends effort TO merit eontnu-
Ance fthe same. je20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOO OMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B 00K AND
NEWS PAPER
PLATNER 4 SMITHS
Rlan * 30 x II ap e rs;
SMITH Il PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS;
Efghtbody's Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc., etc.
SALES ROOMS, n & 10 WALNUT STREET,
CINCINNATI, o.
Where they every variety ada ted to the city
nd acountry trade the materials employed in its manu-
as esgTIa fdrioe paid for Rags. ser46m
GEORGE W, DAY. BROWN MATLAcK
DAN 81 MATLACK,
oLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No, SO PEARL STREET.
.en4smd CINCINNATI, o.
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LOCK AND GUN sMI1H.
EOBBING such as repairing Umbrellas Parasols mend
?" As ' JAMES SPALDING,
oete-6m Corner Fourth and Main streets
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CGGAR AND TOBACCO SFOREOF

JACOB SCHEURkR, MAIN 81, BEL I5I AND2U.
So. 90. Schaefer q s;ehroeder's old stand)
4 RESPEC EFUhLY Inform the citizens of Evansville
and surroHn ling countfy that have taken the aboye
stsud det rntled to continue the same business, and
will const nt hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco the bes brands that Eastern mark a
iord also Snufand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds. Mer
shaIm, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinees me
lhat give general satisfaction, and respectfully
soIicita a share of public patronage. IapI-t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-03

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