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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-18
New Arrangement.
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Important 10 i'asseagefs going las.
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JOLIET CUT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAlLRO4D
TiNN0 daily tuttrs tesve lnlst 'eAe,ti S,rI,,.
L connecting at Lake Station With ne Mthiy,s
Central X 4. tor Detroit, Hltd thence w!th lbs o..
western Canada Railway Tor Niagara falis !orsla
Albsns Nc. fotk, BoslOH, PLiiadepa la Aott,srI
SIS.
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
SIS A. NJ, LiShtHlny Express nrfts a. ii ps-JE 4,
. r nj. siAsais Pals 80 acSs E0rhng and a. isIk
sPM. or Boston atlS si Btgut, arrive Il LilFu,.
phs ia kimk sEt 10 Z. NJ. also connect, Vt DeIiss
liL steamers fer CeveiaEd. aHd thence with mon.
Ing tiaiIs TO all points Ia Uhio aud PonhsylyanA
eluf. Nd. kxprosscsunecls nc Ii ia ming a. DelrS
with north hare Line OF .geamafs through s,lbou,
Ia dHg, arriving VI Buffalo al ~ A. 81. counselta
with Express trsin 10 New YORK sud hos!sa Az
eolneots WIN the morning trsg the CalaGs Isl.
way arriving al Niagara Falls EtB,J z. NJ
through LICK ets eAG BIZ pa fcha=e nj Av ..ekr ~ =
OF Tie cemlany al Jolet allowing Ia. 1ugefs 10 ~
ever and Fesame taoir eals a. pleas 4rc.
july jis; 32diy, h. kICa s-E
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Wednesday, Oct. slst,

wi 10 her speainsg day, q, which tine shc scaid
Is -sse1 see her fricnes aud sii who Voc IL hrof
hsr I'LL their patronage.
No troubiv 10 show Gsods. 2asS sales hLa sns.l
posts IL her motto.
On second ST., Que door from perrp.
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE!

FLOUR AND FEED STORE.
WE will keep CONSTANTLY on hand the best brands
w FANNY FLOUR,
Corn Meal, 1uckwhsss. cera, Oats,
snd feed OF ali kinds.
All goods delivered free of charge
DRUM g. THOMPSON.
sept es-di. West Brady, bet Sd xnd 18th sts.
House and Lot For Sale.
THE newly erected dosbis frame house, bull! IN
i modern style and very convenient, situated on
hock Island bet Second AMI Third ss, will re sold on
reasons BILE terms for exsh On application TO
Jsre 81 dit n w NhshlEH.
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Killsnsry and Fancy Goods.
Nh TXIER

Mrs. L. TYLER,
Having lrehased the entire iaieresi u
Mss. a. HcNEiL'
VA geld sayio the e.tisons OF DsseuporL snd Rock
w Issnd tavi abe hsstus returned FROM New York
" IN largo and ooxutif9l assortment o:
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
T. ais Which .ho is prensred 10 mauusas!are 81 de.
s.r!pi!eus of Work In her line OF business.
tLOak, MANrILLi DRESS TRIMMINGS,
sf the lstes, aud mos! apprer ed s,yies.
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INSURANCE.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Uthce AUG broadway, n. I.
/ y $ L X A \ c Z.
FINE AMI &A6lNE
New YORK City Insurance Company.

IN $ L r An G E.
EIhE AMI &A6lGE
New YORK CITY Insurance Company.
Au& OFFICE, No. W ALL = a., s.h
Hs AScH orf4cs so.o IL LLARE BLOCK, DAvEsfosr.
Tss evnpsny organized under the laws of View
isrk ass ssaeisivS ofIneI once 81 Davenport ana
VIA issue poaetes AsAast loss VI aAnsxc by fire on
Assea4. ~ Hass.-.s, ~ .sreAAoa>es. stores
Had "a e re- AsaaaA .sc.
Atsv, aAxisA AsD ssL .ss NAVIGATION Asn TRANS
Por;Atsh hnks "a tte iaosi !Asoimois terms.
LEA. ". ayGnnGvR,
sept 81 1851 Gchl. a.ent.
Missouri State aiutpsl Fire. Marine Insurance
CcI paGy Of Of. Aouis.
CAPITAL ~Jvv,uVs, wud eoGst-hs!y iHcsess sg.
biEE1TUas:
Y. D. Pare 90. eIss.y, .. y. cell
F...sy Z. ~. ale,andeF, X. y I'm y,
1.a. s.sGreo, D. Al IanuAry, ,.h.Pecs.
Feiie,es ls.aol from 30 day, six years. sd tho
insasua par1t.pA:e III tho ~Eoiv profits.
f,v Davenport e. Il. DAfhnFnhT.
Western IA "a scapsstts Insurance Conn any.
Fistsfela, n So.
Cssh Cspt5-s, 5000
p,,ssaeIss s. So.
ea.A Capital, s,oa,tsr. acquired .apt.si, : tc,ooo
once IA, nule;a's beck MfkOA II. flSH,Agt.
ilinoi. 81. hocE lsssnt, tis.
w. secon9 door. 5oi,S HoATH,as,
yaa' &c au ~ s.il.oLl !, = -. 9
HARTFORD INSURANCE. COMPANY u
CAfiaAl..s3OO.OOO
w Is have received tre agency Of thts sou nd aud
w reliable COMPANY for i'ayenpor, aud S.clniy,
and are prepSrra 10 issue policies ~ IA. pFsse
terms Al any athtr GOOD eoRsPons.
dse27 AaGhAOt s. CuEAlSt
Insurance.
FIRE INLAND AND LIFE
~ A
INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,
Chartered 1919.
JaEE CBslIAI4, escV,afa
HOME
INSURANCE. CO. OF THE CITY m rory.
Cash Capital. S5oo,OOo.
KORrH.WEsTERS
laasrance Co. OF the State
or ShH ionh. So
! Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
co, OF hartfOrQ, CT.
ACQUITTED CAPITAL, $1,000, 900
UtII1b, Nhsl SlUb OF
Aaia bet. From. a d Second sA
Aptus.a~iy hEanf b. HorFAAS, Assot.
| keystone insurance Company.
PHI.a oElFAia, Pa. Cspis-a SsSs ,v0J
r. d. AOnfAsSIs, FEcs.t ]. AORkts IaOlidst A
AsaoN vita a, wee - ! sstrssarsI
| oS.ls Il. FIEEEI6 ~, agent.
| Hnass~ss'a Bloes. D4ss4p"rt.
Chicago City Insurance Company. -
saaaaa t.aasIa, rrs.,. Heary ssaas. sss,
/ J. 1. Ian ,ageot,
| Dee 4, IS. Dascbport, io@4.
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sHltcSsetIS EHlp OytM1ga.
East stds Of 5rsas, I'd deer frsw - strsss.
vKTF are Row receiving and opening cur SEcUSD
w ssoeE 81 a 4sA a " Ihler Goods consisting
Ii part OF tho 10 lowing Etticlss:
rreutA deTnoe- of all coios,
COJHigsaaa EiEi.sh ~ -
tiain and Fx'd all W COL Deaines,
Grape De Paris Ladies' loths,
PLAN FigfJ cad Plaid Dsbaaes,
Alpacas, Worried plaids,
LcdGld Grange oi'a sa.sterg FlAnnels,
Fis!n, G-as, blae, hcd yellow d " bite Flap ne Is
Brown ana Lisaehea lton Fla pIrls,
Fancy Fuisetsrr Dresses pud Children Wear,
MIntlis teisels,
Is scE Haierrd siiks,
New syias su!red and Flsid DGe.s sIks,
Plain siE. sfss, Broeade silks,
10 4Bicached sAeoling and Pillow Case Muslin
tss'iulrr-s. saniustis, Broad Cloths,
pEd ves;lags,
lRd large oil all kinds of staple and Fancy
Dry Goeds TOO numerous 10 specify. AS goods are
all of such desirable styles and good qualities de
not deem Necessary 10 occupy large sraee 10 this
Sg'uzt.e PAPER 10 the way OF advertising, bet We
Soald sstlS say to all! wshInglo purchase ar
c.gs OF good quality very low prices lha,
goods Of ,vc qualities ana sly les as viii bear
ctos[ examination aud show for the nssIyes.
No trouble to show goods.
Come oil nd rll and examine our stock.
oct22 H.F d r.. W. MITCHELL.
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COSlOpuLifAa ART aS.UClATiUA.

"a .r.-.A~l.4GL2s ips AIS SSSCL0 <>lnAo4
AS..ees-oss Of lhas popaias .Lststlt40h i1'
the dlL1 ssol al ksNa az. al AMI ave eeSL
eSln p.~sso. aSo TLt - rAsssR no AAfs Sssu Il
polis i04 D@s 1oTt Eucs istb1i AV
i1s4s ssd ti@.F- red! W rSSsite Vie ST.
BSTspsxvNs VI 80 sgsL 70 tSt SGr t4rioOers-
IAs vi s4c 4sSeAt0n - tHst iaS p. iassatC
$50 eS.x.asusss ANY aiaeGaosf, ~EscE vLtllgt
bxAA vi aaS $3.50 aAsAslI4ss Ma ~ tiSA
- sss9s ~ .Ge St..SasaTS SAD k@sAAhs
Aako- ss~saAfs ~ DC otstaksteG lbSib0cs tafS'
- ta..s " fvfs tEs1 81 VISA h17Shf FA@AElsh
oAa .ssrxa. lAS Insl-x viaSlL tHS ssDcIati 4
49, -eA lEsssS sLes lssi A1hf. Ef9 Tie f1b
~ aas4 lest al pot eoAou'E
o. a. S3sa I.ilh. fvr Eafshor pEfiteaiArs AID ilsvf
Iss.lUl., sppis o! lr1svr or!a pefso.- IT,
D.s a. HAL 5 PARISH
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II u.ire's uyw but ding, dcurs below the fes'
once nhcro tAoy have greatly eniSrged the s'1c.
They would r, turn th.ir customers taelr sseoio
thank. Tor the liberal patronage bestowed on tnem
and re.pec,fuiy solicita continuance o! TAO same.
~ Ia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
[From Life lIlusirated.l
ARE THEY ENGAGED?
BY FANNY EASTWOOD.

How frequently is this question asked-Are
they engaged If an unmarried lady or gen.
tleman are seen TO smile at each other, it is i'm
media,ely whispered about among their friends
and acquaintances that they are in love, and
every thing that passes between them after this
Is noted and commented upon people wonder
If The question has been put yet, and all feel an
interest in il. But if the two are seen walk
ing together, then il is settled beyond doubt
the offer has Of course been made, and the
next inquiry is--When are they 10 be married I
The lady is attacked in a mysterious manner
about certain "he," whom she is expected TO
recognize without any further explanation a
surprised look from her is converted into a
"blush" by the vivid imaginalions of her tor
mentors, and il merely confirms their opinion,
being Of course expected for the occasion her
Ignorance is all "modesly," and when she is
finally made to comprehend the ideas OF her
companions, and protests against the truth oi
the assertion, meaning smiles aud glances are
exchanged between those who 50 kindly inter
est themselves in the affair. II she speaks oi
leaving home for short time her friends will
be still more delighted, and greet her with such
observations as, "Ah, indeed the wedding
trip, suppose when is il to come off gons
20 have any brdesmaidsP' and so they run on
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04

leaving the subject of their remarks quite stu
pi6ed with anlszemont, while they, In their
imaeinalions, lead her ga blushng bride"
from the altar, aud deposit her in some roman
tic spot, or else in an elegan, city mansion, as
their fancy may happen 10 be.
The gentleman, too. is attacked on various
sides with numerous congratulations. II he is
rather more absiracied than usual his thoughts
are supposed to be with his "lsdy love-" aud
his friends will have him almost married before
he has begun 10 think upon the subject.
II one Of the unfortunate party happens 10 be
widower with responsibilities, the "poor
children" Immediately become objects of sym
pathy. i, is wondered il Miss So-and-so is
amable, and, above all, if she is. fond Of chill
dren, and what sort Of siep-moiher she will
make. Wise heads are shaken, and words Of
pity spoken, for the. ''dear children :" and peo-
pie wonder what "poor, dear" Mrs. Such-a-
one would have said, could she have known
that her little ones were to have second moth
or.
While all these thoughts are passing, the
unconscious objects Of them may be enjo, ing
their single blessedness, and have no intention
Of changing their condition but when time
proves this, their friends, rather than give up
altogether the pet idea they have bcen harbor-
ing for 50 long time, will talk about "long
engagements" "disapponied hopes" etc., but
will never be led to believe in the fact that the
bridal pair that was never to be-, had no inien-
tion Of leading the life so kindly marked out
Tor them by their industrious friends.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
MISCELLANY.
THE CAMP MEETING,

From Mrs Harriet Beecher Stoves New Novel
"Dred."l
In the evening, the scene on the camp-ground
was still more picturesque and impressive
Those who conduct camp meetings are general
y men who, without much reasoning upon the
subject, fall into a sort of tact, in influencing
masses of mind, and pressing into the service
all the great life forces and influence Of nature
A kind of rude poetry pervades their minds,
colors their dialect, and influences their arrange
ments. The solemn and harmonious grandeur
Of night with all its mysterious power Of ex-
aliing the passions and iniensifying the emo
tions, has ever bcen appreciated, and used by
them with even poetic skill. The day had
been glorious one in June the sky Of that
firm, clear blue, the atmosphere of that crys-
taline clearness, which often gives to the Amer
can landscape such sharply defined outline,
aud To the human system such an intense con-
seriousness of life. Tho evening sun went
down in a broad sea Of light, and, even aner
it had sunk below the purple horizon, flashed
back flood of tremulous rose-colored radiance,
which, taken up by a thousand ilmy clouds,
made the whole sky above like glowing tent
Of the most ethereal brightness. The shadows
ae a.. e., -. -, -. l..
''s 'O'o'' ]'9 "''' r''''e" W "' '"Se
S,a, g - saDS 'auu'
- aI - III, @"u = o'oau ',"o"' ~
sky. When she had risen above the horizon
but short space, her ligh. was so resplenden,,
and so profuse, that it was decided TO conduct
the evening service by that alone and when,
at the sound of the hymn, the assembly poured
- :. A." -. -, ~ poa-"'s
80 - - rDI0 '"1' w -, 49,, "I4' P'e9
s'"-s,esss' ~. .',:-h -, W" ~ ''"'
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,.c"hu.' y VIZ
" 80 "'' e-N re " - r.
p's s"'' a"u - r ~" p."i'",".
''cT, ri 1Poaeu w ,"e sauna ~".
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showo,t Lnou.,odoa,
.o 80 .;aars +, h .,.;uod noo,
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yu' ''o,u oou ~" W. ''r ''1 oS nu" '','
,"e ''','s ""'~ :" ~ w" '"e '1C'u' ,'N1
W. ua,o 10y go 80 "o"' n-'e "'''
p.IS '"e' r - I ~ ~ : roue s'e.
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saI 49,. Ssr';aa. nI 49,, LaL".,a ans'
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e"n,i.s1 n s;nSass ~, 81, ha. ~,
+ ,"n yon ,to ford i Ioot ;n~ n"v nov doan ~ ~
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04

IDT A shoemaker received a note from la
dy to whom he was somewhat partial, request
ing him to make her pair Of shoes. Not
knowing exactly the style. he wrote back to
know whether she would like them Wround or
Esq. Toad The fair one, indignant at tho
inaictiOn Of such orthography, replied Kneiher.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04

A downeasler adyertses for a wife in
something like the following
Any gal what's got COW, good feather
bed with comfortable 6Iens, Ave hundred dol
lars in hard pewter, one that has had the mes-
sles, and understands tending children. can
have customer for life by writing a small bill
ei-dux addressing ~. r." and stick in uncle
Ebenezer's barn, back side, jinin the pig-pen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOB WORK executed iu good style at fair prices.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
POETRY.
LITTLE AT FIRST, BUT MIGHTY AT
LAST.
nv narU.w

III LIZ Al FthSIs hui MIGHTY A
LAST.
ny @. MAoKAY.
TRAVELLER through dusty road
Strewed acorns on the lea,
And one took roOt, and sprouted up,
And grew into a tree.
Love sought its shade at evening time.
To breathe its early vows,
And Age was pleased, in heats Of noon,
To bask beneath its boughs,
The dormouse loved its dangling twies,
The birds sweet music bore,
II stood glory in its place,
A blessing eyermore
A little spring had lost its way
Among the grass and fern
A passing stranger scooped we'll,
Where weary men might turn.
lie walled II in, and hung with care
A ladle at the brink
He thought not Of the deed he did.
But Judged that toll might drink,
He passed again-and lol the we'll
By summers never dried,
HAD cooled ten thousand parching tongues,
And saved n life beside
A dreamer dropped random thought:
Twas old, and yet twas new
A simple fancy Of the brain,
But strong IN being true;
1t shone upon a genial mind,
And To- its light became
A lamp Of life, beacon ray
monitory fame.
The thought was small-its issue great;
A watch-fre on the hill,
II shed its radiance far adown,
And cheers the valley still
A nameless man amid a crowd
That thronged the daily mart,
Let fall the word Of hope and love,
Unstudied, from the heart;
A whisper on the tumult thrown
transitory breath
1t rised brother from the dust,
1t saved a soul from death
q germl D fountl o word Of love;
o thought at random cast
Ie were but little at the FIRST,
But mighty at the last
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04

EBA lawyer observed TO learned brother
in court, tat the wearing Of whskers was un-
professional. Right responded the oiher--a
lawyer cannot be too barefaeed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
ALEX. IL. PIKE,
E. G. CROSS, NJ. d.,
LoCKHART BARRETT,

Manufacturer of
Shot Guns and Fowling Pieces, Double and Single
Barreled Guns, Pistols Revolyers
and Cane Guns.
IT Powder, Shot, Caps, Flasks, Pouches, and Gun
Materials always for sale.
Repairing Of Guns. Pistols, Knives, Locks, Keys sc.
Umbrellas and Parasols Repaired at shor, notice.
Shop opposite the American House,
BRATTLEBOR0, VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-10-04
MARCUS PRATT,
ESTEY & KATHAN,

Dealers ia all kinds of
MARBLE, GRANITE, SLATE, SOAP
STONE, &c.
2 Doors Sou,h of the Bridge, Main Street,
BRATTLEBoRO, VT.
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FALL CAMPAIGNi
HARDW AIR r AT WHOLESAAEs

ODDS CHAS. S. WELLS,
WWTHILST thaks for the patronage
w the Hetfic sfnce he opensdin Evansve would neE
apprss interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois and Ks
lucky also that he
store the Heaviest Stock of Hardware and Cut
tIery Thy enethrd he hiss offered in the Evan9
vile market on Many GooGs purchased reduc
ed rates by him. during depressed state Of tss maxke
England and BY importing (diee from BuroFes
and having American Goods fllea st the
factrer Works only Sbe but (decdedlyl
10 offer Hardware low figures house car
afford the Goods. to cash or good time buyers
He examination of his stock pries
and TEaders feeling assured that ne can dsnsS
Aon he articles (slnrsst eomprsnls kfs
stock he names the following TO the trade: A.a.n.
Is0 AxesWe Lippneotts. LeFeTetts ana 9oIKnsS
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted; kss
" DO Steel shears and Scissors
100 do Razors and Strops; x,..,..., go
100 gross Spoons-Iron, britannia and GersaSh SveEs
50dozen Coffee Mills. all grades,
800 do Files and Rasps, all kines; assaeest
1000 his Brass Kettles turned kottomss s-sgf 4E
900 lbs Sadirons. assoTtsai s6
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws. gimlet pointeds
$50 dozen Door Socksand soeketsi
200 do Cufsy Combs and Horse Cards; ztt8
200 pairs and Tongs, ircn and brass heads,
60 dozen Saws from Mill TO- Key-hole;
Is do Steelyards and Scale Beams; .Fg
so do Ames (and other brands) Shovels and Spades
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
casas Japanned Tnware fully assorted. ~ ssss
Whips and Lashes Brushes Combs NesdIes specsacess
Hardware generally together WITH
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ke-
ties. Knives Riddles and
Gun Barrels and Gum Trsmmimgss
Coopers Tools Window
CHARLES s.. WELLS
ootz Main street, I'd door below Branch Bank
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j. Z. CAMPBEI.L.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER.

STREET RETwEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
MANUFACTURER eteFery description sf Brass Work.
w equal quality it notsuperior anything
tures in the East, and favorable terms.
keep constantly hand oil globes stop, gauge bib
and cylinder cocks church and hotel bel1s anti
friction metal soft speter solder well mplete
assortment of all other articles usually kept in
business.
also appointed sole agezt in this city for the sale
of Jas Thompsons calebratedeather betng These belt
riably exhibited been awarded frat pre-
MUM. Samples OF the at the establish
ment.
Every Brass Castings made to order and
nished at Cincinnati prices.
highest market price paid for old brassane
zinc,
mod ATE att ton dee4
NSOFFEE-25 bags prime for sale low to close.
nov2s GEO. FOSTER & co. .
ALUM sALT.-250o bushels for sale IL
IA nov28 GEO. FOSfEF q CO.
AxHEEsE.-25 W. r. Cheese reed consign-
IL ment and for sale ct Cineina ati prices by
my2s &s j. W. s. FTCKERY.t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-09

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.

IaE DREAAA TORicA OG A4AAt 111%OONs
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
infallb1e remedy for Scrofula Kings evil Rheuma-
N tism Obstinate OuIan ErGptens, PEnpes Pos
Face Botches Bos Ague and Fever Chronic
Eyes Ringworm letter Scald Head,
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints ana Diseases
arising njudcious of Mercury, lmpTudence
Life. OIL Impurity Of the Blood.
en- great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the
Blood used by the thousands of grateful patients from
all parts of the United States who testify daily to the
kable performed by the greatest Of all medicines
"CARTERtS SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia. Rheu-
matsm, Seroula Erupons the Skin. Liver Disease,
Fever Ulcers Old Seres Affections Kidneys; Diseas
Throat. Female Complaints Pains and Aching of
great and inestimzbse remedy.
Blood nethinv has yet been found
whit It cleanest system Of all impurities
gently and ecisny the liver and kidneys strength
healthy the constitution enfeebled
disease broken down b. the YOUTH TO its pr-
itivc vigor and strength.
Ladies' perabfy better than all the Cos
metcs used. few doses of CARRIERS SPANISH Mix
will al bring thereses
mantng cheek elasticity hestep and improve
general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines ever heardof.
The large certificates which hare received
from Persons from all ofhe United States the best
evidence that there humhug aboutit. The hotel
keepers public men,
community all add their testimony the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent Circular and Almanac and read
None genuine unless gned BENNETT e BEERS Propri-
eors Pearl street. Richmond Va who all orders
1 forsupplies aud Agencies must be addressed.
For sale by Haock & Stoddard. EvansEille Haock &
Parmenter, Princeton O.. Clark, Yincennes. by
4 ieaierSin medicines generally. augS
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IRON RAILING.

HRON KAKLENGs
HEE undersigned has the for the sas Of and
5 beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and figures in great varsity of
styles Sizes which, will sell at Cincinnati prices
FREIGHT.
This rang cheaper substantial than other
kind Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards. fo- piaas. wiz do we'll to give me
call.
Prices from 81 so TO 50 50 per root. .,,,,.r,
Y23-d4w NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
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THE ARGEST STOCK IN The fOHfNi
Ohm f. GLOVER " CO., corner of Main and Seventh
Nv streets Evansville would respectfully inform the
Public they yard and fer sale low CASH,
Of Pine Lumber all
Ash Foorng Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings and
Pannos; 100 600 feet sound Common Boards Suitable for
shops fencing; No Pine and Fopnr Shingles &C.
60 Can have made order at the lowest prices shelvn
Do Sash Blinds Msnte Pieces, Mouldngs Frames for
Doors and Windows &c. Bills prices to all
who mayEend for them Orders Assistance Will receive
prom Ptattention. fsb12 ct
IN MES SHOVELS Is doz No O. genuine article TO
EA contractors for sale low CHAS. s. WELLS
New Hardware Eause doors he1ovy Pr. Hank.
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WHOLESALE DAs N dSTURDSs
WETE hand of the most cenplete and de-
Wv sirabe stocks of everything in the DRY line
found in the Western Market which offer all cash
prompt time buyers remarkaby low rates Our goods
with great in quality, style and
price, willing duplicate the bills of
house the mountains Our stock consists in part
folio wilma articles:
Brown and hleached musuE cloths eassmeres satinetts
prints nseys Innings, silks sans veves, vesng
cashmeres cohurgs alpacas de lanes hats
bonne ribbons umbrellas seamless Rags shaws satche
&c, &c.
Together vita large assortment Notions kinds
from clock cambria needle Also large stock
WELL MADE CLOTHIN&s
trade and give entire sais
faetio Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge goods cheap
est fer selling them. JOHNSON & F RENCH,
Mafnstreet, I'd door aheye State Bank.
ops Evansville. Ind
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COMPREHENSIVE.

purchased interest John
Morrau and William r. Preston In the late hrm ef Morgan
aud Preston together in bus
Meas under the aud firm of Keen and Preston and will
good business at the old stand Of
oAs-A' ~ ISAAC KEEN.
lam II 1856 If. CYPRIAN PRESTON.