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MOwLEN MACHINERY.

c. L.. GODDARD, NEW YORK
ONLY manufacturer of the original Steel Ring and Tooth
" Burring Machines and Feed Rolls TO be attached
First and also to Second Breakers and Fnishers of Wool
CGrdng Machines The attachment to second Break
and Finshers is new and very important These
chimes in successful operation first Breakers in most
of the principal Wooen Factories in the United States
Canada and Mexico and deemed by experienced man.
ufacturers the perfect machines used and n6is
pensabe the economical successful manufacture Of
wool
They in fact the only strong durable and successful
y operating machines use No eArdng machine should
run an hour without them.
The Feed kolls are strong and durable, and worthy
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls reference
to the mills having them in USE &C., may be had by address
sing q. Ia GODDARD,
No. 8 Bowling Green, New York, TO whomA ders
should be directed. septl6-yw.
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NEW GAS FIXTURES.

UST received a very handsome lot cf CHANDELIERS
~ and other articles IN line and if you intend
10 have the Gas in your house, you cannS find IA
voraole time, for selling cheaper than ever and
nave the very best Torkmen employed and guarantee to
have all kindsof Fixtures rom the large Six Light
Chandelier 10 the planest Pendant We have Chandeliers
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living of
the lin OF the Gas pipe be furnished with fashionable
ChsDd1ers and use other materials until the Gas pipes
reach their premises
Gas PIPE WoRK of all kinds either far SrxAx or Gas
done with despatch, Apply to j. H. kendrck at the Office
Of the Gas Light Company.
uYS &. l.. DAVIS Co
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A GOOD CLEANSING BITTEK

A GOOD CLEANSING BITTER
ITO be taken in the Spring. BE kind enough Reader
to give your attention mOmeut and you will learn
wnat the GraefeDberg Health BitteTs good for
They have been used in extensive medical practice
in New Crk for upwards Of forty years For ght years
they have been used Tennessee and n)e mis- great
TRUTH they have cured and helped thousands Of of
Indigestion Nervous Debility, DerangementOf the Diges-
gestive Functions, Depression of Mind and Spirits, OPP
p-essons after Eating, Acid Stomach, Sick Headache
Sickness the Stomach Water Brasil Humors Colds and
Coughs Elatulencv, Rheumatism, Female Obstruclons,
Loss of Appetite Pain in the Side and Topor of the Liver
Reader! You are appealed to earnestly Don't say, 'f
could believe this to be ue have some of the above
complaints and would take the medicine at once II could
Osy have confidence" 1T Is TRUE it is honest TRUTH
ever there spoken Come then, if your mind is
irritable discontented, and gloomy, you have severe
Colo Pains after eating oOd-lt your body begins to
waste or your strength fail youf your countonance
haggard and salOw aspec-If you have difficulty
in lying your LETT soeif skin is dry and shFye
ed you have an appetite weak and Taraole, aud per-
haps entirely destroved-f your whole system anguid
especially daring the process of dgestOn- you have
constant uneasy feeling in the Ttomachwhy, you have
only fit of Indigestion, and these greet Bers made
Indigestion, and hey will do IT. tOoaud all Its
tendant ills and while first it gently stimulates the
Stomach, cleansing and removing these troublesome
agents. upon the Skin, removing morbid yitiaed
humors beautVng the face, kndlug life ard energy in
your entire frame; then Reader will the woT dnO longer
look dark and gloomy; longer Will your dearest hopes
be baushed thrust aside, but with health aud strength
you will 90 forth into the world say with thOueands of
others 1.-The GraetenbeTg Health Blters have given
new life"
This invaluable medicine is put up in packages at 25
cent each. Eac1 package will make two quarts strong
invgOrating and ionic decoctOn For sale bv all Drug
gists in the state and By ALEX MACKENZIE
Gpr2 II College street. Nashville.
LANDS AND LAND WARRANT.
7 SHALL leave Nashville, about tie 10th Of May,
trip to Missouri, Iowa and Minnesota for the purpose
OF selecting and locating lands4or yse and others Per
sons having Land Warrants which they desire locate
would do well TO nd them to me, will that lOca
tiOns made upon choice lands that rapidly settling
and that cannot fail 10 become yaua lie q short time
will attend 10 locating the lands procuring patents for
the same paying taxes, &c.
will aIs) take charge of any other business in that
9incinnat, Chicaoo and n Ionis For far
ther information, apply personally. by letter. to
j g. FELL0WES
ap1O-lm No SO Cherry st Nashville
r- refer to Hon. Cave johnson, Hon. Neil ). Brown
Hon John TrimbIe, W. B. ShaDard. Joseph Vaulx.
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Z HAND PRESS, together with types, iobapd news
~ CumP7sn ny stones, cases &c comprising everythp,
requisite 10 establish Printing office. apply at thi
Office marI4 4-Sfw
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| NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
PITTSBURG COAL AND COKE.

N0LEMAN & CO., dealers in Pttsburg Coal and Coke
" and White Pine Lumber corner of Broad and Front
Streets, the Levee Nashville, Tennessee where they
nend Keeping constant supply Of the above articles at
reasonable prices. Families and large .O.s G : uf Coal
and Coke supplied by ceLtract far terms. an3.-3m
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aSpEBaOVaE.

I N. Hawkins has removed MS Family Grocery TO q
- room under the Odi Fellow Hail. where he will
kesp full supply of s articles in his line lie will be
happy 10 hjs old customers and many as
viii favor him with call
DC
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WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.
WILL furnish comfortable houses TO good steady wood
Il choppers, and give constant employment and good
prices, lnarls-2nl WIS. WHITEMAH.
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Aaa..~r IA, B5E7o, Memphis Post oaios.

fgGuS TIES Sr3lIHG TRADE SALKS-
. Ms &Guk+.-ihe subscriber IL now receiving
y4rt1fr-t a. '1s gisre.-.
EJ~'. o." ht1a % assortment of superior Nashville
Manuilcu-s iH.t PENS wlch viii he sold under regular
Pnces ~ 40 ~ iublc square. BENZ. T. SHIELDS
apI' Auction Depot
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MAHOGANY AND OAK VENEERS, and
apr5 T. WELLS.
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OLIVER, Ivory, Bone and Hrn Hddsd Sword, Ebony.
- Rattan, Hickory and SStE HaLEang Canes. By
npr5 T. WELLS. .
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T IFE PRESERVtRS. SHOULDER BRA cls, Trusses
l. GAME BAGS Shot Bsls Received by
apr5 r. WELLS.
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EAIR OILS Ponatums, HAIR DIES, Hair RsslOrG
II tiges, FANCY SOAPS, Shaving Creams. TOILETTE
WATERS FINE EXTRACTS, assorted. BY
apr5 T. WELLS
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8 II "a YOUNG GENT run quick to sB SAP
a No 60 herrv street, opposite the Post OiceR&
a. q Il UTZSCliEiLiS New stand and gets sOmet a.
of those imported Caters and shoes, he is prepared
the tastes o ali the beaux. Also Boots Caters and
SHOES Of hls manufacture always hand aud made
"olOer aj the shortest notice. apr5-2md
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MEDICAL.
DISSOLUT TION.

THE conzrtpership heretofore existing under tae firm
1 and style of BROWN GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jo G. BRowE is alone author.
lied 10 use the name of the 6rm in liquidation, &c
JOSIAH g. BROWN,
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DURING FLUID and Lamps. Received by
4 aDr5 T. WELLS.
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GEUFFS.-Frerch Rsppee, Macaboy, Scotch, and
, DELPE7"S ROSE SAUFFS. BY T WELLS.
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FOR SALE.

4 VARIETY STORE 10 Memphis with stock Of En-
- b-"l .res Faacy Articles aud Toys, amounting to
aanuf s.u.o.
IS u ,uig ona ctthe kind in the city, has good
dgH taa "IH Pc sold bargain, traded for proper
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DAINTS, OILS, YA2NISHES. of best qualities; DYE
L STUF S. ASSORTED. WINDOW GLASS H0lLJl0
GLASSWARE, STONE WARE, FLOWER PO1S, assorted
offered low by 4. WELLS.
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HOUGH CANDY, PulHgoadry Hqfsrs, Jaynes' Expec.
Y J tOrant, BULLS SSARSAPARlLLA, DAYID'S PAIN
KILLER, Sparkling GeJt9ine, lSlNGLASS, Tapioca,
PsErFd Sage BaTly 1AMARISDs, Preserved Ginger RICE
Received by 4. WELLS.
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A LCOHOL, Brandies WINES, VINEGARS, Tsds as
"A serted, CHOCOLATES, Musards, HAVANA CI-
CARS. Fine Tssl1cc1s By T. WELLS. .
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REGULAR LOUISVILG.E, CTNCIN zaTI
AND NASHVILLE PACKET.
nURING THE ENSUING SkASON, SSaR@k
Dthe commodous hghi drSught steamer, lsyiA6sEs5
MAGNOLIA, b. 3. SCUDDER Master =.
will Eaa regularly above, and to all INTEkaE. IAIE
LANDINGS Being exceeding light, C7 inches draught)
with superior ACCOMMODATIONS for passeuRers aBd
capable OF making quick trips soleits public patpnsge.
~ Orders left with either Of the undersigned Tor
reight either way will meet prompt attention.
H. d. HARRISON, ...
ectl6-Sm. A HAMILTON AsenS
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NASHVILLE. sMIIHLAND AND PA


THE SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAMER
l. BLANCHE LEWIS, Jas. LEE Mas IsHs<
ter, This steamer Is now being finished at Lou
isville and will be here BY the lst Of November ad run
in the above trade all the season Her fne acccruoda
lions Tor passengers combined with her light dranght
make her of the best adapted boats for the
river trade lcct2O-tfJ A. HAMILTON, Aet..
n II. pARRfSGN
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UhUUEINVI BUDS.
THE best remedy for sick babies and for all the dis
J. eases Of children, from hour to five years DID, is
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA,
OF the Grsfenberg Company.
For fevers teehing dlaTrhel ricketts, collie worms &c
&C. 1t is the best medicine known. In the GrRen
berg Almanac, that is given gratis YOU will find list o
numerous Physicians throughout the Union who have
used it in their practice Where there young ch il
dren aud it has been used once parent will consent
be without it in the house. Price-50c per bottle
For sale by all Druggists, and by
ALEX. MACKENZIE
MARI II College street
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PsyTTING! PAINTING

= TS .aival ~ Nrs NeKay's Can aud mTnng store
Afsoan of window SHADES oh oiotils' hu
rea and Stand Covers First street near v
mhf4 -@-
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The people vs.. the Politicians.

A correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot,
writing from Chambersburg,, Pennsylvania,
makes the following statement: .ase
at is extremely difficult at present to form
any lust idea of how political affairs stand IN
this State. TO see and hear politicians tax,
n mean Democrats one would suppose that
Hero could not be even a show of opposition
to Mr.. Buchanan They boast OF carrying the
State by thirty, forty and fifty thousand ma
lioricy. Stopping at a country hotel en- route
lfbis morning, sevaral loud-talk Democrats
were standing near me. L asked them how
they thought the State was going; and II Mr.
| Fillmore had any friends or supporters IN that
reaion Not one,' was the reply. We
don't know of single vote he will getln the
entire vicinity.
aAn honest looking, quiei. unobtrusive, but
/ Intelligent laborlng man, who had been giving
andience 10 my inteuogatorles and the repneS'
/ after remaining silent listener for some MN
utes. took courage and spoke out alter TINS
/ fashion
one FILLMORE man who will vote for rhim, if it
ba the last act of my life. Nor is this all. l
7 have seven good brothers and father, each OF
1rbom though YOU may not know it, arc for
E;llmore. and n0b0dy else. Two OF themWere
IDonocrats Ten Of my cousins also tell me
, thew have made up their minds to do the same
thing; and if you will come with me | will
show you plenty of just such. Millard Fill
more is good enough for me. He made the
best President we have had since the days OF
Washington
/ / took some pains to converse with the
, honest rustic, and found him a man OF e1cei-
lent common sense. His expressive remark
was, Why, sir. all US people are gong ~
q Herein. in my Judgment, lies Eillmores
GREAT strength. it Sleeps silently but power.
Sat,, ,E%' IN IN the throbbing hearts Of the great
masses and, ike latent fire. ere long will burst I
y fartb il,,- when ignited by the quckenlng ei0-
y ouence of sober judgment" -.
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oaase of Publication Corner water streets
~ ANsyIIIE IND SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 80. 1856
MISCELLANEOUS.


NEW GOODS AN NEW. PRICES
{HANKLIN d REILLY beg leave 70 call the at5end9n e
- their friends and customers their large and we'll
eeted spring and sumner dry goods res
Turing weeks comprising of the most desir
M stocks in the city which they Caer at whole
retail their customers and the pubic generaly
allow lime buyers Thirstoek con-
ts in folio ingBread cloths black ana fancy
and Twees, white. buh and fancy arsalies ana
k Vestiug C3tcnades cloths plain and fany
Linen Drills CaIieqes Of Philip Allen Sprasues Bnc
State other rich printed French ano scotch aco
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and aty
striped Beregs black and eolored Grape &nz blte C9h
mere ain fancy Ginghams rich printed Organ dies.
riliianees ChaI LANES, white Grape ShaEs black
fanev silk shaw stlla shaws and sears black anG
white lace Capes Moria antque Parasols silk and ggham
Umbrellas Panama and Braid Hats English straw
ana fancy Bepnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosng, Gloves.
Palm fancy Fans and shoes Carpets floor and
stair oil Cloth and printed window blinds. together with
rat variety Trimmings small wares and fancy goods
Re, &c myI SHAN KILN a. NElL 4 :.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
! r WIN G NJ A g Ill | n Z 5 !.

. u w i n q VI II = II ! n II y .
FEyHESE Machines operate upon entirely rrnci
ple usin shuttle. hut needle and twH threads
They have he in operation hands families and
uanuaureT sufficiently leng to give them thoroughtria
and have given entire satisfaction.
They are yeFy pie in eonstructon and highly ornaen-
tai as useful fitted to adorn lady's aF"r or oeau
pv less conspicuous position in theshop the altlsta
abjee to furnish Machine that would oe
appca bic family use wen the wants OF Taors
Cloak |akeps shirt and Collar Manotaeturer
&c We cenfdant that our IN TIE present i'r
are the offered to the public.
of families testify TO their merits on an
kinds orfany sewing while Shirt and Collar Manutacu-
their superiority 'ver alotherS ior
their work.
An examination ofthe Machines respectfully sqeitedn
hopkins IL Reads, =; y h5AO
ept7tf sole Agenf sor92llt thctl tH.IA
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WNE. x. NLcGIsEW, Y ,
TENNEY& sORENsON,o

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NorA N l. L, 10
A6arain the .'Crcseent City Bank Builoih him
wNTILL attend faithiully 10 aiA my25
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wAyUEE GS, CLOCKS. > Il w Il a4AS i. &S'
have Just received (and are eontinnailg maklns 1
Clocks Silver Ware short all articles usually kepE N Ia
TIv stowe and being direct the manufacturers we
enabled to sell at very ngures The genea
ano M I. sae ~ 4 ~; - % RITTROLFF Il SONS.
suA nqo ~A f Main street bet. LIST apd3t.
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COK AND COALl TAR

COKE AND SoAL - AZ; Troftbe- Gas
wishing buy Coke or Coal Iar the SaS
= opany are requested call at the office OF the com
a on Locust etween and ID streets and pay cash
o. "a hereafer NO coke or viii be delivered at the
vyo rks without an rider from the President , -.
myl u u. y ~ =
4 RLACK LACE VEIL.
NA 11ro noy J cbarges % and getit II jy2l-3t
<IT,geE, u FL OUR in andsaeks various brands
sss =. - ~ snf4 j. w. & s. VIOKERY. 3
ICtnERsFsts III bags prime Eastern Coffee:
20 packets Old GoT!t Java CoIee; IN store
forsaIa bv iyii Z. II. COOK SON.
Hzr OTrER TN SKIS AND RBE.S.-A supply kept con-
sfaHtIv on hand for atlowest market prices by
IeIS S. e. GILBERT CO., Sye. near atef.-
e2sOEET IRON AND ZINC ~, :.
- 175 bills Sheet Iron casks Shegt Are or
sale BY jyS S ~.
~ N TONS Iron lust received per 'tLueie May his
,Tato itI7 & SAMUEL ORR.
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. MrSCEILANEOUS.
2. III. COOK & SON,
,4si,oy.tSAyEAND RETAIL DEALERS IN
sssesss,E{sSs & PBSDyESzONSs
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
FIRST STREET, FIRST Dooh l!. Fton "AlN'

nETAII. DEP A8TNfENT.
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE coBNEA
COOK he's 70 thank his friends in Evansville and
iGbIorbood for their favors freely bestowed upon
ce be has business AMONGST them ana taxes
onorunfty Of introducing to their notice ms sou,
m COOK whom has taken into parfneTshlp RON Ils
date and solicits for the new hrIl o. 4 -, 1o
II Cook having taken the business premises nG
tbat thew will be enabled TO supply the etGzes o.
FvansviiIe with every article they may IA eae
draw the attention persons in the country hayng
;5 n disose Of to their increased facility for ia
their stock and supplying them at their store itn
art'e es reg .eu - -3ors far +he fu+ure feb2-tf
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'y,,Es, 2. 3 ~, TTrnIs,s SOB PAPEiss.

-ft.rUOs-1 and 20 Wallst., ClMGiIMNaTnEP,s p -
STIyE on hand beautiful stock oi "a oclorsd Inks
- III Cards Sheets, Black anu ooAoAeU AA7'
1.1es Yaarnishes, Sc, which they oneT aatts
DronA0s' MANUFAGTU URER'S FblUES'
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srRE H " snn POWDER COMPANY.

n MANUFAUTUNEHs ND
o. yr4 IA, @y0 @ w. 5l O -
WING reduced their prices corresrond with the re-
duced cost ofSaltpetre continue 20 offer their well
Lnoyn hrauIs Of INDIAN RIFLE and hEFTUtNH
RIFEPowder in kegs eanisters. Also 6unpo~der or
Blasting Mining comprising full assortmen OF qul
and kinds required BY trade guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction. 81 .to
Th of their Powder which has now enl oye the
highest reput ton for than twenty hYe years m
unsurpassed BY any other maRufaeture oil 'he ~ N
the world. ,...1.o 30 of ~.
Forsale Dealers and also At the ot he
nompanv No 50 Wal cor. Water street, New York.
o'A4P"A'' ~ = A. q. HAZARD President;
A Il Douer sss seo,v 2s-6md
W. .v,Esg COOLERS ANDECE CHESTS.
NHOSE who practice economy viii at once call on
Hornbrook Co. purchase those desirable articles
we ;ael seli them 10" ZOE CASH p. P.uoRNBRooK & CO.
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,nN s-epatr 80 .

- AVE opened the r-S@2s5ss-- Z. -
heg< S>.er of Canal and Main streets, 5z
l=sgs@ - a BOAR STORE and FAMILY GR9CEEY hstfo-
- ~ lishment whore viii be prepare q q an tlles
IT, snnnIy Canal an families with every az
tieIe they need in the Of stores. -
Canal Boasmen particularly requested % hef
nv place. mht3-2tF5tf JOHN fAthG11.
1856, NEW SP3sENS GOODS. 1856.
isr ia store fresh Iotof srrlug Style Goods
- which We are prepared dispose Of at the lowest ~
We gball e to receive GIL the latest les Of gooos a.
rect the porters and manufacturers and hoPe oy
strict attention to the wants q the ~
share Of their patronage. j. " ~ ~ r5,s
nhIA-tf t9rner me 1nl tti-s = t-
z@ RRTS No / Plaster Paris in store ar Tor sae by
80 % Inh9g Z. IL COOK e S0&.
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HAVE Just opened Ice Cream saloon in Mr.. Dnpey $
bniIdipgs on Locust the Sherwood House
where will at all times keep the hest quality Of lee Gre m
made of richest and in the best STYLE Win nhe
Strawberres he supplied in any guam Dy
leaving their orders Falso keep different KINGS Oh
and will keen supplied tropical fruits by frequent
CENTS from south wish the public to We ne ea as
have q neat Saloon. jelotf De-. NJ i'A1'
n "a BOXES very superior w R. Cheese;
I'd Is do Proctor & CANDLES German soapi =.
hS 90 e1a Se0. AlsInR sHInERsHBERGER o1RsoN.
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81 .vvo,psALE pEALERs GROCERIES AND LI9uU ISn ~
Ev ANSvlhiE for
this day Iorned 60 d au
- ~ nwrnase Of doing wholesale Groeery AIii- i
the par%pG % sneeeeaed the business Of MessFs Als ~
nurchased their stock and made m nd barran.
shall be able 60 ohe @
F0R CASH as amy house in Eyansyil'et " an nfEN&EY
West. S.SORNNSON
sauQa
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PINE LUMBER .

UpoBT F -FGUS woald respectfully announce to TIE
A& citizen end surrounding country that ne
has reee I'd large his stock of Pine Lum-
her and is r>red sell wholesale and retail Also
Incv aud Also Pine aud Poplar Shingles
Orders from the country promptly attended to- once on
Main street. near the new Court House. l9@o-$h
NrAT.THAS~ ~K1S AND BED COMFORTS.
a i OOIBURN 4, CO.. having taken the stand lately
"A occupied ~ Coiburn HersleTser will eontin9e to
re Ma kinds ftEe bestqgaltty whicf
tbev will supply wholesale and retail trade at the low
" Jenny Lind Mattresses; Spring Mattresses;
Cotton do 9iess 20
Shuck do ltalr So -
Bed Comforts; filioWsi ~ - -.
All of which will warrant Of the tesquality ana war
To rive satisacOn All those in want please give us
call We happy show our Msttr9ys@es @ q any &
v25 Water street, next below Canal Eank.
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SuHRWOOD ACU5 . III.

wwxuE suhscYiber has taken the above housei S a "
entirely reatted and refurnshed it, ana
'As anartain the patrons of the house ID ~
e He has also rented the brick Stable, o"hSa uy
ga nS pesr Rnrke and has good stock ofhorses
riages ito let. !. d will coated and good
m hostersare in attendance i hi Sor
a; tn the care ofhorses eftwith MIN iol @
r and in ali respects, the public IA lhnd Was WI
.SIld Sl Hanse rood Hotel. ljySul y. A. lEI
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BOILER MAKER AND DBLAGKSMITHINGI IN GEN Ell : Il.
vE ANUFA CTUR Boiler Rivets. Raiiroa3 aaira and
IVA Spikes n e. Corner Main and Chor-y streets, ST.
Louis, So
H Second Rand Boilezs always nand Reporting lone
upon the shortest notisc. mhls-3m
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70 TEkE LADIES.
t@tWaNKLIN & RELY respectfully invite the ~
ntion of ladies Of Evansville and vicinity TO tne
an varied of EN- broideries and white goeasJ uS
received embraeing:-- -.
Inmeriek Lace Collars and Sleeves
Embid Linen do oob
Maltese Il ChToehet6o 40;
Rnok Muslin DO do;
Jaeonet, Cambria and Swiss Collarsi
S,yi,s and Jaeonet Emhroidered Banes'
do do Edgiugs and lnsertlonsi
FnyIish Thread, Lace ead bdglngs5
Monrninc Collars and SieeTesi
White and black English grape 0olarsi
Malian and white embroidered Sk1rts;
French Oorsets and silk Vests :, $50,
Strireo Hss dress patterns, fel
| keai dottea anu HA1L ,aro SJTANKLIT REILLY.