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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

None of the copper money Of France
stamped with the head of Liberty will he A
legal tender after the LIST of next October
How long before the head of Liberty will
need to come off from our coin
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

ATcmsoNIANA. The Chicago Democratic
Press of June 2, has statements from, Col
Eldridge, the proprietor of the Lawrence
Hotel. lie says that every house in the place
but one was sacked, and every thing was seiz-
ed that could be carried away A; even ladies'
dresses We're added to the miscellaneous
plunder. The Press says:
An amusing story is told of the Hon.
David Atchson's participation in the spoils
of the Kansas Hotel he having been seen NOV
ing of with a couple Of boxes Of cigars under
hls arm. lie no doubt likes a good cigar as
well as he does good glass of whisky, and
thought 1t pity to have them burned, cx-
ccpt IN legitimate way. Mr. Batter paid
glowing tribute the other day in the Senate
to the noble generosity Of his character, and
we hope he will reciprocatc by sending his
eulogist II package of these cigars -
The report of speech made by Atchison
to the posse assembled by Donaldson and
Jones in Lawrence just previous to the sack
ing of that place is given. 1t is said to be
nearly verbatim.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

Quien Saba of the Boston Post, rerpctratc
the following on "Long John and his Land
LADY,
John, tall and n wag, was slipping his tea,
When "A landady, rather uuciyilly free,
Accosted him thus, 'Sr n man of your metro
Must be, should think very large eater !!
Nay, nny,' quoth the wag, tits not as YOU say;
Io. little with me GOES \ VERY LoNG Way
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

\ paper published in the far West, adver
tises - to rent, u house in Melville avenue. .
located Immediately alongside of fine plum
garden; from which an abundant supply
may be stolen during the season Rent low,
and the greater part taken in plums"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

Butter FROM \ TREE-On the banks of the
river Niger, IN Africa, they have a tree called
the Shea, from which excellent butter is OBJ
taincd. Tho tree resembles our oak and the
fruit somewhat resembles the Spanish olive
The kernel Of the fruit is dried in the sun
and then boiled, and the butter thus obtained
is winter finer, and Of richer flavor than
that which is obtained from the COW, besides
keeping sweet year without salt The
growth and preparation of this article is one
Of the leading objects Of African industry, and
constitutes the main article Of their industry
and commerce.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13
SELECTED.

AN UNlQuE SiGN.-ln one Of the rural dis
tricts a small grocery store bears u sign with
the following inscription.
Hot coicy tee ginger and spruce bear
pics donuts billed Egs pigs fctcs
and sar,igcs sold lear,
Also fresh and kimcd mike
waruntcd pure with no water.
Broken glas and Chlna takn
in rart rayc.
y O ardent lickcr kept hear
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

4 SNAKE STORY Shortly before the snow
disappeared this season, Mr., Joseph Burr, Of
Killingwor,h, Conn, dug from hole in the
ground colony of siiiyR'ne black snakes
They were in torpid state, and none Of
them measured less than three feet in length,
while some were tour aud a half feet long,
Mr.. Burr made an aUio. .da-fC with them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13
Help for Kansas

The address OF Doctor Cutter at the Re
publican State ConYention Of the Sd inst.
was followed by motion o.! Hon lleman
Carpenter, that a Central Committee Of five
be appointed, with power to appoint sub
committees, to raise material aid for the re
lief of the friends Of freedom in Kansas -
which was agreed to. Nlessrs. J. ;, Adams
of Burlington, \. p Lyman of Bennington,
Joseph Poland, F. =. Walton and Charles
| Wyman of Montpelier, were appointed as
said Committee.
In this county some earnest friends Of the
cause have thought it best not TO wait for the
action of the State Committee, At the re
quest Of many citizens of the Co., Hon. Wm.
Il. French, Torrey +. Wales Esq. and Henry
Loomis, Esq.,-al Of Burlington have con.
scnted to act as a KANSAS RELIEF Committee
for Chittenden Co They Will apply all
meaus entrusted to them to aid the suffering
in Kansas, and to help, where necessary,
those who from this County are ready To PRO
ceed to Kansas for settlement there. They
will answer all inquiries for information
promptly. Inquiries can he addressed to
either of the Committee, on to their sccrata
ry, j. 5 Adams, Esq, We hope many VIII
freely aid in so good a work Both men and
money are greatly needed in Kansas, and i'm
mcdiatcly. DO not wait Tor one another
Com WEATHER. The "colI snap" of last
week appears to have been quite extensive IN
its range. At Cleveland Onro, ON Friday
night, S0th ult there was smart frost, and
garden vegetables suffered much vt Buta-
10, V, samo night, there was sufficient
frost to blacken the herbage and form wafer
Of ice on the mud-pools At Fast Hamburg,
y Y, the ground was frozen to the depth of
half an inch ice a quarter of an inch IN
thickness was formed, aud considerable dam
age was done to the growing crops At
Pittsburgh Pa, a severe frost was also OK
perienced, which greatly injured the tender
vegetation At Middle lladdam, Conn, the
ground was frozen to the depth of half an
inch. In Bakersfield, vt, the snow fell to
the depth Of an inch
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

The CRors Throughout the heavy grain
States of the North the wheat crop Is
uniformly represented as in a most promis-
ing condition Toward the Southwest, +,
where the crop had more nearly approached
maturity, serious apprehensions were begin
ming to be felt, on account Of threatened
drouth, but the late rains have been very
copious; in some cases inticting serious in
Jury from their abundance. In Virginia the
chinch bug is doing some mischief In
South Carolina the rice and corn crops are
good. North Carolina wheat not favorable
In Georgia wheat looks well and fruit plenty
Florida, the yield Of breadstuhs will largely
exceed any former year. Alabama, the cot
ton crop is uniGyorable. Mississippi. cotton
and corn much better than last year. The
accounts respecting the crops in Louisiana
are conflicting; some papers speak Of the
cut worm as destroying cotton and corn, but
more frequently the cotton is described
us very promising In Texas, the ravages of
the grasshopper are much complained of, In
Ohio grass and wheat never stood better,
and great breadth Of wheat is sown through
out the State. Corn is considered u failure.
The wheat crop of Tennessee is suffering
from the ravages Of the fly, but with this
exception appears well, Michigan appears
to have suffered from the severity OF the
"ihNSi Hi'lc llldii any OlIcT oldlc, inc WHEAT
having been killed wherever it was unprotected
by the snow, This injury, however, is not
supposed to extend to more than one-eighth
OF the crop. In Indiana, crops very prom
ising, no injury in any quarter, In illinois,
the winter wheat is reported as looking re-
mnrkably well, and farmers are now putting
IN the largest crop OF spring wheat yet seen in
that State. OF Missouri, the St. Joseph
Ga@eHc says, "the growing crop Of wheat is
the most promising that has ever been seen
in that country In New York, while
there is much variation in the appearance OF
the crops, some OF the roots having been win
ter killed, both grain and grass promise IL
full average yield. Corn planting is still
progressing. The breadth Of barley sown is
believed to be quite large, in proportion to
other crops, on account Of the increased
manufacture Of malt liquors. 1t is expect
cd that apples and peaches will be produce
abundanty. In Pennsylvania, the general
accounts are that there is IA present prospect
OF large crops, The season is backward, but
that is said to be very favorable to the wheat,
which was sown in immense quantities last
fall, The peach crop is considered a total
lailure, but apples promise abundance.
New Jersey, crops favorable. la New Eng
land the season is backward, and any
opinion yet formed as to the fate of the crops
Is liable to mistake. On the whole the pros
poets are regarded as favorable.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

At dinner party one day, certain
knight, whose character was not considered
altogether unexceptionable, said he would
give thcm toast, and looking hard in the
lace OF Mrs, Al who was celebrated for
her wit and beauty, gaye-'IlOnest men and
bonnie lasses," with all my heart, Sir
John, said Mrs. NJ "lor it neither an.
plies to you or me-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

Gov. METCALF was reelected Gov of New
Hampshire by the Joint Assembly Of Senate
and House of Representatives,, On Thursday,
June 9th.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-13

Just before they commenced firing on the
hotel, they raised upon the top of it large
red Nag, with Il lone star, AMI on one side
was inscribed ''South Carolina" upon the
other, Southern Rights" They also bore
other flags, cmblcmatcal of disunion. Upon
that issue am with them to-day and lor-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-23
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE RInnnI

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOODI
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the AFFLICTED Read and P0nder
ntallible remedy for Serofula Kings evil Rbeuna-
uies on the Face Blotehe3 Bos and Fever
sore kyes Riugworm letter Scald Head Enlargement
ana Fam o5he Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Sy1hs
nc disorders Lu9fgo Spinal Com plants and all Diseases
rising srom adieious use of Merenrv I'm
Life or imPurity of The Blood az
E This great Alternative me1eine and Purifier of the
oOd is used by the ,Gsan"s
I'll of the rited States testify daily TO the
'OARTER'S SPANISH NTXTUPE'' NeYraIgjs Rhsu
natism, Sorofula Etupons the Skin Liver Disease
Feyers Ulcers Old Aectisns the Kidnevs
OF the Throat Female Com plants Pains and Aching
the Bones and Joints peedy put flight by using this
sreat and neseimable remedy. -
For all diseases of the Blood nethin been found
60 whit 1t cteanses the impurities
acts gently and efficiently the liver kidneys strength
ems the Digestion gives the Stomach
ear ana healthy and he constitution
tive vigor and
rorthe Ladies' parably better the Cos
sI'c ever used A few doses Of CATERS SPANISH NIX
remove all allo ofcemplexion bring
dieln eS heardof. 49, - $500
large number of which we have received
from all parts of the United States
- hysicans public men we'll known
All add their ronderfnI
sne eiS o. shIs GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
tali on the Agent and
performed 'N''"'es' oi All neaieines has
Neae sdnuine unless agned BENNETT & BEERS Pron,;
etoTs 20 street Richmond Va whom ali or5ars
torsBPplles and Agencies addressed all ohuers
For sale By Hailoek & Stoddard Evansville ua11ooh e.
farmenesr1 PRINCETON; q. II. CLARK Vincennes ana h
dsslsrsiH nsstsizss gsRsraily. 81" a1sSy
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FAlL CAMPAIGNl
HARRM AEsE AT MHOLESALE
NEW AND VERY LAkGE FAI.L ST
CHAS S WEILS.

A
CHAS. S. WELLS,
NNTHST returning thanks for the patronag
SV the public since he opened in Evansville would
apprse Merchants from Indiana Illinois and Ken
city also that he hes shelves
Ia She Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
VILE market Many Goods purchased
by him during depressed state of the markets,
by importing from Europe;
having American Goods the Manu-
IT, offer Hardware low figures any
afford the foods. to cash good time buyers.
invites examination of his stock prices By
Traders feeling assured that he them
| full Iustiee.
Among the articles amost innumeranIe) comprising his
stock names the following to the trade:
$50 AxesWels Lppnootts Leveretts and Collinsi
| 800 dozen Pocket khiFss (fslly assorted;
i0 ~ do do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 gross spoons-IrOn Brittana and German Silver;
| 50 dozen Coffee Mills. all gradesi
| do Files and Rasps. all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottoms;
20 lbs Sadirons. assortedi
| Butt Hinges. do; ..l .-.H
| 1900 gross Screws. gmlst pointed;
| $50 dozen Door Socks and soeketsj g. NJ l.l"E
| 100 do Augurs;
| 200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards; ~ ai1
900 pairs Shovel and longs, iron and brass headsS
60 dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hole; ~ UI
| Is do Stetlyards and Scale Beams;
so Ames' (and other brandsl ShoVeIs and Spadess
casks Pump Chain and Fixtares
Japanned Tinware fully assorted. .... .l..I
ALSO
Port Hardware generally,
heavy goods Chains Dog irons Strap Hinges
ties Knives and Riddles and
Gun Barrels and Cum Trimmings,
Carr enters and C0opeRs Tools Window Sssh etc..
20 CHARLES 8. " Ell LIS. j-f
oot2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

having the interest OF
MorgIu aai William g. Preston the late Morgan
Kssu Al associated themselves
the AID drm of Ke and Preston aud will
whol sale dry good business the old
Horxan, Keen and Preston, First street,
ISAAC KEEN.
Ian IL 1855 tt. q. CYPRIAN PRESTON.
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TTT leave annouucets the public of Evansville and
wv the ladies' particularly that have for
pectio stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry
fancy dr. goods has point
stvIe also embrsideries aud manta
which only be appreciated by inspection Call the
Main recently occupied by l.. W. Hebberd
shsrs Wa wiz ,IvlYs ready cell Bargains
ep17tf R0SFR BRO d FREY.
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1IUTUAI FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, John S. Hopkins IYn', He'tn'a'',
Philip Decker, II. D. Adis, Van. H. Pres
ton, and VIM. Baker.
vr,uGS Gompanv is now prepared take risks upon pro-
neTv situate in and Country. within the houn1s
Of the con mites Posey Gibson ana
may be made to Secretary either oil the
Directors. nS ~; r. n PSES Treas
oct26AIy
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Evansville. Dec. 5. '55.


The Undersigned having purchased she interest of Mr.
5hurohil Arm of Hornbrook Churchill, will
in business at the old stand under the style Of Horn
aa1 solicits tho patronage of the public. Al
in iebtad old firm will paw
ali having claims against the cid
ElBrssent tho same for settlements.
Aan7- o.
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HOME !NsCk rfEn t, 1,O HMnPnANY.

SRPTTAL 100 OO0-G paid ia IN CASH.
was !om eany eommea business about Oneyear
withtae 1tentioI vinga AM fair business, with
- largo Cash Capital s. -oomis its head.
protection the equal any Insurance Com
in the world Polio il he issued by
Sq Buildings Marchandge Household Goods &c.. &C. ON
axras favorable With other good solvent Com panies
s. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
ALIEN O. HALLOCK Ag't.
- Main street, opposite the Bank.
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IRON EsAELlNG.
r,v ,,iNE LHlIBi1lt o,r,.

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
~ OhN f. GLOVER 81 co corner of Main and th
~ streets Evansville Ind would pectfuy inform he
Public thSt they have in yard and for sale low CASH
complete Mt Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
and viz Tongued and Grooved Pine and
Ash Floorng Dressed aud undressed Ceiling
Pannsls 100 900 feet Boards suitable
shops and fencing; Pine and Poplar Shingles
&c Can hsve made order at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldings Frames
Doorsand Windows. 60 Bills forwarded to all
who send for Them Orders will receive
promptattenton. fsbI2 IF
a MES SHOVELS.-25 doz No. q genuine article 70
IA contractors for sale low at CHAS. S. WELLS
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RoD'r FARLEY. sec'ry. oct261l
Office.

HE undersigned having purchased the entire '9ea o.
~ Clocks &C. formerly owned by e. Gossen
iIv inform the Evansville and Vicinity that ne
the at old stand, Frstsreot be-
tween Main Locust and would he happy to wait on Az
Who will favor him a call. promising to give satisfaction
nv sale The ENTIRE STOCK will be sold small vance
WITHOUT ANY REFERENCE TO FohNhH fNiCh9'
and all goods warranted as represented . -,
kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired IN the
oess e1 e CHAS. BARNUM.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EsNA INSURANCE COM AN e
OF Hartford, Connecticut.


of Hartford Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500, UOO-al paid an ana tnoested- Lo.o.
Con with
in IS9 and nsures against loss or damage by IRE on
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing 20
ia and merchandise general Also lana IN
the perils of Navigation Losses VIII De lioeF
aiiv adjusted and paid with promptness ppAcp pos.
E G. RIPLEY, Secretary. ,.. -. ~. - .o-;
ieiss On ~ =. - i~'Ot- A. c. HALLOCK, Ag't.,
IL evil If Main street. nearly opposite the Bank:
CEGAFs AVD TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. Isl AAD2D
70. SchaeGer u s;chroeder's old standO
TRES PEG FULLY inform the citizens OF Evansville
and surroand country, that have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same business and
will constantly koepon hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco the bes brands that Eastern markets f-
tord; also Snuand Smoking Tobacco ofall kinds, Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of alls sizes and quail
tiles, the lowest cash prices at Wholesale ana Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinees me
that give general sasfaction andl respectfully
solcita share OF public patronage. lap1tf
NEW A1sskANGEMENT
order may able to devote my time more part
81 larly TO the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part et
business disposed of of lpterest the
3ery house Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL who VIII co G
snue the old stand under the style of ORR DALZELL
complete everything in the Grocery
paying the house for the very liberia
extended Respectfully asa
hem continue their tothe hr an5 would SAL
the very slow ali gentlemen that they nee'
rot ask credit ut this house. ,.,,r o,n
! March l. 1856 SAMUEL JIM
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NEXV YsssA Nf1EISiENT.
DNVID O'NEIL,
NJ Ere Ii A n L T A | LO K

Second street between Main and Locust.
received and opened tine assortment OF Cloths
of different coors Cassimeres of hne q1ay an the
Vestngs such plain and
" velvets satns silks &C. goods for bust
wear goods the best quality and haad-
brought this city My old customers
an citizens gen orally invited to examine them.
with wOrkmen to make up goods In
he Iates aud warrant Ats in allea If
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NEW YORK Ban kRYi

SECOND TO NONE WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS!
On First street opposite the Post Once
after long experience in the business
q inth cit of York, il which CT ne IS acKno"l
adTed to have superior in the manageeut OF aWel
pointed bakery. would respectfully announces: x.od
That he is ullv to furnish AL KINDS OF ofea
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenuts etc., etc., etherat
Weddings private parties balls private families w"
supplies desired with everything fresh from gus
sve a the shortest notice.
superior article Graham and brown breadsalwayson
hand 49,.
The will devote his
" snrnassad nv anv one WI J G. GAUNT
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APPsAL no THE LADIES
0E L " A NSNII L II WI NICHIAT III,

AFFhsAk 10 III q LA DIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Particular Attraction.
NHT prepared to show
w patrons entire stock of Winter Goods eonsit
ing OF the richest variety and the beautiful
OF such goods adopted to the All these Goods
been purchased and selected by Mr. Jacob thai
new ORR market unsurpassed advantages
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices,
Our new and excellent embraces article
and desirable in the line Dry Goods and Cloth
ing You respectfully solicited call
Goods. WIN LFWENTHAL,
jan16 First nd Main
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STORAGE WANTED

sTOR AGE WANTED.
SHI prepared store in Fire PROOF arehouse
sV quantity of Grain. Produce Merchandise, OK
Tho mOstIibcral terms.
an airy up stairs particular will
Furniture. Agricultural implements
all kinds liable to d2mag from damp OF
rust. /
effected the lowest fire PrOOfrates by emOn
Logger when desired.
located Locust street and W and u
lanai convenient for shpping by Riveror Rail
-oad Applyto novI GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
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WAVCH RBpAiRING.

yENHE Undersrned having the above business
in Evansville himself with the nope :hat ms
nerienee and skill descriptions OF time measuring
machinerv " upon trial fennd worthy the atentioIa
not only resde citizens OF the city but aAS
aonprisnt the ''circumam lien vicinags,' T. :,
cFFIoT Horns mys r. H. GATES.
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NEW WAsHIN GTON HOTEL.

rGNHE this House have removed from their
stand Main street to their Hotel dnish
opposite the Court House where they prepared
their old and all others who
to upon them in much superior style than formerly.
past patronage peetiuy solicit contnu
which shall all endeavors to
fare will be the best the market Affords and
,harges moderate.
Good Stabll and Wagon Yard kept forcountry
svI0-d&wtf FELKER Il HEDDERECH
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DISSRI.uEIDN.

pNmyfE uartnsrshp existing between PhiliI
dlrl5r ok nod CHARLES Char: hut under the style
H0ruArDok rchill {hs day by mutual
aent p IlruhroOk is lTther the
A W pf ?. H0RNRROOK
CHAS. CHURCHILL,
EvansviIla Dae < t55
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NllVI{lNs! NONIONS,


5NLOWER thermom meters travelling companions,
a. London aing eight and ten key'd French
ccordeons fine harps. dolls marblss toys
monnaes combs superior needles pins tooth
,ics KEY rings ellis, pens tooth brushes,
5eads doninoes chess men staps toilet
oap Jumping and battle together with grea
,arietv of notions for sale by A. G. PUSHEE.
ap26 under Odd Fellows Hall. Firstst.
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. ESP &c TFULLY citizens Evansv
y v.iutv that they formed partnership the
practice % NsdieIn and surgery
Having actively engaged in the profession for
century, and become familiar with the diseases
lent his climate thes hope their and
will entitle them a share of public patronage.
Their office is Firsr between Main aud Locust
oose the Post Oce where ethe both ttGcn be
consulted unless absent on protest. onal business
~
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CpPARTNEYsSHTP NOTICE.

COPARTNE2aSHIF NSEECE.
EHAvING January last disposed OF Interest in the
late firm Morgan Keen Preston. have this day
formed oopartnershp with brosher. VIM. W Morgan.
the style of. H. W. W MORGAN for the
purpose general wholesale business in Boots
Shoes. Hats. Caps, etc, D. H. MOhEAN'
| Evansville. Feb. u, '56.
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vwVHE rsigned has removed bis Tailoring Establish
b. terrain Church in the office with Dr. Wood where hS
would glad all his ola customers ana sooIy
beg ewones would be pleased TO serve theu Win
anything his line such coats vests pants
ers etc order the shortest possble hotlee
Thankful past favors he would most
continuance of the at the hands oil Nc
r0E