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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

p I'll - b FOR NEW LONDON, SAG
ssksssszaassSSsa72as HARB0R, AND GREENp0Rr
The (aUortte and fast Steamer
CRICK kT,
Capt O. W. BATES. Tuesdays Thursdays, Saturdays
Leaves Hartford at 8, Middletown $780, and East Had
dam at 1880 a. M. Lyme at 1890, New London 2 80
touching at the Pequot and Orient Point Houses) Green
port at b, and Sag Harbor about p. m.
Fare Through 81 90. From Hartford to Sag
Harbor 81 20. From Hartford to New Londol 81. From
Sag Harbor TO New London ST.
Freight taken at Reasonable Rates.
FOR NEW LONDON g. HARTFORD,
The fayorite and fast Steamer Cricket,
CAPT. q. W. BATES,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FridaVs
Leaves Sag uarbor at 1880 Greenport 10 Orient pon
S.4b, and New London at IL a m yme at l. Connect
Ing with N. H. N. Il X. RI Essex i20 Elst iIaddam
80, Middletown 4l6, and arrives at Hartford about
p,
~ The Cricket stops at the principal watering places
on the route, aordug the best opportunity to visit the
sea bhere' my23 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

u Ii, h4NG, Proprietor, N. =.
Ut The Cordial is pot up highly concentrated, in pint
bottles. Price SO per bottle, two for S.. six for S12
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
NJ. b. Green Co., agents for Worcester ie1T and2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

For salem Worcester by DAVID SCOTT, G.. r. SPURB
AMI Druggists generally ian2ad&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

,,..,.. ~ 80, "'II."HU0VH0VVHWFVs
Having by far the most extensive aud perfet macbins
card mandatory N the country we are prepared N %
GRITTY j Y 'f''' 'i" 'uPei
In variety and quality we ohallenus the co,,,.,,,o, .,
The world. All our aneoedents from the pioneer ganns
Slater 10 The best cotton and woolen os MI
day, sustain US In this position " ~
Diplomas and medals from ali na,ta nj Tho trrt,aA
States, and from the London CRYSTAL Palace tstlfv ~
The superiority Of our productions 80 "
me anor ana expense that we have devoted 10 tic
perfection OF ms article, no important to the cloth man
era patronage NV" ~
We also manufacture
oak Tanned Leather Betting,
OF the very best quality, aud keep constantly An hand
large as8ortm.n Of all sizes.
r. X. EARLE g. Co. .I..
EDWARD EARLE Grafton Al,..,
TIE. EARLE my27 Stsr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-26

81. C.ssssaessse, oVIDENC EAND
Esg5s Sasssss-'sstSesa WORCESTER RAILROAD. SuRTeJ
Arrangement. On MONDAY, June l6, 1856, Passenger
Trains will leave as follows:
Providence FOR Worcester Z 30 AMI has a. n and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11
GBe 1aiIg AonrnaI
An APPEAL.

Everything, in our judgment, depends upor
the issue OF the approaching Presidential elec
tion. If either Buchanan or Fremont shouic
be elected, there Will be no abatement of the
tanaticlsm, and strife, and sectional animosit,
which are now tearing and rending the very
vitals of the Republic. On the contrary, the
present runous condition of things will be in
definitely continued, and probably aggravated
to an extent not now dreamed Of The public
feeling will be still more and more inhamed
and public quiet and harmony still more re-
mole than ever before. What, then, is the
lonly hope of the country for relief from the
liils and troubles that now disturb, harrass and
afiiict it In the sincerity and honesty of our
hearts, we believe that our only prospect of
Ideligerance lies in the election of Mr.. Fill
more. In his capacity, moderation, wisdom
and patriotism, men OF all parties and sections
repose undoubting confidence. He has been
tried IN fearful emergency heretofore he
then consulted only the interests and the hon
or OF the country by his cautious, deliberate,
sagacIous, weli-umed action, and self-sacrlfc-
ing spirit, he educed order out OF chaos, and
saved the Union itself from disastrous ship
wreck and give him but the opportunity now,
and the rainbow wlllagain light up the heavens.
and all will be serenity and peace.
10 patriotic Southern Luen of all parties, we
would address calm and earnest appeal to
trample party and party considerations under
foot, and stand nobly forth the defenders and
the savlors OF the country. We would entreat
them, by every consideration dear to the pat
riots heart, to forget their contentious and
W rangllngs, and rally as one man around the |
proud standard Of the only man now before
The people for the highest office in their gift.
who is competent and willing to adjust exist
ng national difficulties on Just and sure ba-
SIS, and thus dlssipate the storm cloud that
langs iearlully and menacingly upon the po-
ltIcal HORIZON. We implore them to apply,
constantly and zealoualy, all their might and
energies 10 the great ami absolutely necessary
work OF eleeting AiIiard Fillmore TO the Pres
dency. And with his election viii dawn a /
'etter and brighter day for Virginia, for the
south, and er the whole Union. By it no
arm can possibly ensue, While all our inter-
sts, political, social and pecuniary, will lie
ureIy and greatly subserved, and the entire
uslness of the country once more put upon
ale and prosperous footing. Let each and all
hen toll and struggle for the consummauon
{ an event Which is-I-l. ----------
ertaln and Incalculable benefit to themselves
nd their posterity (which will raise the Re
Ublic from the slough OF despOnd, and place 1t !
d an eminence OF peace, happiness and pros
Gritty at home, and ever-increasng glory and !
9nown abroad. -Rlcam0nd Hhig.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

~ Prof Larrabee as they call him, is the
Sag Nicht candidate for the Office of Superin-
tendent of Public instruction in Indiana. 1t
seems to US that, even at this late day, he
should be withdrawn by his party.
This man is now Superintendent of an asy-
lum for blind females. Some time ago he was
charged with unchaste and criminal conduct
in connection with the unfortunate women and
girls of the institution. Finding it necessary
to take some step in the matter, he recently
asked an investigation of the charges. He
was tried before five Trustees, all his personal
friends and all Democrats like himself Three
of them voted against his conviction, but the
other two declared by their votes that he was
guilty. Most certainly strong facts or very
strong circumstances must have been estab-
lished to induce those two Trustees, both O.
them his friends politically and personally, to
pronounce him guilty of a charge so horrible.
The secretary of the investigation took full
notes of the evidence. Mr.. Larrabee has been
to have that evidence published, so
that the people Of Indiana may see for them
selves what were the proofs that constrained
two Of mis- friends in the Board of Trustees to
declare him guilty in a case where guilt would
richly deserve the Penitentiary or the gallows.
OF course We cannot pretend to any knowledge
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

From a long editorial in the Louisville Jour
nal OF Monday, we make the following ex-
tract:
We do not hesitate to proclaim our earnest
desire that the State elections during the pres
ent month may show to the whole world as
We believe they will, that MIR. Buchanan can
not carry a single Northern State in the
Union. There will then be time enough to
fsave the country by the election Of the only
conservative candidate and the triumph OF the
Jonly conservative party at present IN the Re-
public. Under the deep convection that the
election of either Fremont or Buchanan would
place the Union In the most terrible jeopardy
our greet desire is to see the election of either
putout OF the question, put utterly out of the
range of possibility, as soon as practicable
Let Indiana and Pennsylvania aud Ohio go by
large no; jorities against the Sag -NIcht party on
the l4th OF this month, and Buchanans tale
will be told. The unSuDstantial visions that
have been floating before the eyes Of his vo-
taTIeS will be dispelled. Such ofthem as may
be willing to save the country Will then see
that there is but one certain way Of doing it,
and will rush to the rescue. The election Of
Fremont would be terrific national calamity,
but we have no apprehenslo ION of it. His cleo
ton is an utterimpossib'lity, for he cannot be
elected without the vote Of New York, and
even now New York is certain for Fillmore.
But if Mr. Buchanan shall be crushed out as
God and the people grant he may be, by the
October elections, then the rank and file of
his party, whatever the leaders may do, will
go for Fillmore in sufficient numbers to carry
New York and several other Northern States
and the whole South by overwhelming ma
jorties and to establish the safety of the
Union upon basis that never be shaken.
At any race, If the Democrats shall then see
fit to let the Union be destroyed, they will be
responsible to earth and heaven for the horri-
bic crime.
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THE HAnARn pnwnER Co,1pANY

s7-A u n I'd % w Gl @ CN o
4vING reduced their prices to correspond with the
e Il duee4 of Saltpetre, continue offer their
kne "nrands of FLECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE AMI KENTUCKY
RIFLE rowter in kegs and eansters. Also eunPo
Blasting and Mining comprising f quaIitie
and kinds required by tie trade give
salts faction.
The STANDARD of their Powder which has enjoyed
highest reput ton for than twenty years
to1nd unsurpassed by any other manu1t in
the world.
Forsaie bv the dealers also
CompPuy, No. SO Wal, cor. Water street. New York
G. HAZARD, President
a. r, DoUGLAsS, Sec'y. my2f-Gmd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

o. The Mobile Tribune, speaking of Mr..
Fillmore says: We do not offer him to tie
South as Southern man; but as Northern
man, tried and true to all parts of the Union
lie was President not of fifteen slave States
and sixteen free States, but thirty -one United
States-and he united all in 1850, and made
all happy and contented. Elect him once. and
peace is returned to the county, and in six
months the Kansas war will be hushed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

(EFThe last TWO numbers of the Cincinnati
lines gives q list of over thirty new Fillmore
3apers which have quite recently sprung up in
various sections of the Union Some of them.
are new papers, just started, aud some recruits
from the Buchanan and Fremont papers.
while others have heretofore been neutral pol
tics -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11
NUMBER 6s.

as to guilt or innocence, yet there are few
candid men who will not agree with us that
ms party should require the publication of the
estimony IN his trial or else withdraw him
tfom the canvass. II Lon. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

NHSE Mach Ees eperate upon an entirely new prnoi
a pie, using 5le Tut needle and reads
Fhe5 have been IN operation in bands families
ann f2turers uic ny long give them
and have given decentralization.
They construction
tai as well eful. fitted adoTn lady's
~ ss 1ieUous position in theShop
" has been fnrnfsh would be
applicable family We ii the Taors
Dress and CLOAK Walkers Shirt and Collar
&c. We confdant Machines present
are the best ever offered to the public
Thousands Of families testify their merits on all
kinds family SEWING while Shirt and Collar
their work.
An examn ofthe Machn peotfuiy soliredn
at hopkins Reads T.. O. READ
ep}7tf Sole q MI Ind la
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have bought The steek and taken the form erly
Y = occupied by T. Bacon & Co.. Main opposite
the Branch Ban and have made large addltous
stock with sus for future supplies ushe
in promising the citizens Evansville au vicinity
great of the best articles Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined every
give satisaeton in all hoFe receive liberal
Give trial All Goods delivered charge
mhl3 HFRSHBFRGER Il CARSON,
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z. IT. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GtEGC EE5Es2~ * PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. IN nIANA.
MHnIEsA.-.; 'n9iETARTMFN1
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
VEFAIF. pEP 1RT39ENT,

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
Fy H. coo begs TO thank friends Evansville and
As neighborhood their freely upon
has business them.
this opportunity of inrrodueDFto their notice his M
COOK. whom he has taken into partnership from this
da e and soleits the new firm Y. II. COOK Soy
continuance support literally conferred himself
r. CoaI having taken the business premises
purchased the VII e Of the stock Of Mr Foster feel
confident thew viii enabled supply the citizens
Evansville with every article they may require the Gro
Gerry Provision line. T. O. Son wish especially
the attention country having
any kind dispose Of their increased facility for taxi
stock and supplying them ct heir with all
required tho Wholesale prices that
must their orders or the future. feb2-tf
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nAAE.rrsa AE.N

II rieeIvn" large lot of the coal in the
West and ready to supply our.frends
by the small or lsrse Quantities. deliver
houses at 2 hushel
sumers Will make liberal deduction. Ieft
the of Holngswcrth & Hughes will promptly
tended 20. apz i. ". & J. W. HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

80 T. tzE LADIES.
GSHANRLlN q REILLY respectfully invite the It
- en9n Of the ladies OF Evansville and vicinity their
reeeived emhracing;-
Lumeriek Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emb'd Linen dc dos
Maltese ChrOchetdo do;
Muslin do dos
Jiconet. Cambria and wiss CoIiars
Ei,s and Jaepne Embroidered Bands;
DO do Efgings aud Insertions;
English Thread Lace and tdgings -
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Collars;
NOLAN aud VIII te embroidered Sklrts
French Corsets and TX Vests
Striped Nanisoek Swiss and Plaid Muslins;
Real dotted and Embroidered Sws dress patterns fer
alalet prices by my2 SHANKLIN RELY.
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TvAyrgF2-,S TFDTTT.


Formerly F3uII's asead Tayern.
VvHE undersign - has taken the above house.
q end refea and refurnihd it throughout in the best
1e arcommols ions viii be other
in Evausvle have good "ooms Tor Boarder ard teer
well unped aFIe market viii orf and rates
sonabe- At.ached the house is good Rowling Al
Travellers VIII receive attention. and their cattle be
well aken careor augI1-tf VM. p. THOMAS.
COPAERTNFRSEHEP
VIE undersigned have formed under th3
3 and stYle Of BGhcock & Sonntag will carry
the Hrlwae Business Water the old saud Of
Rahcock Brothers. HENRY n. BA ARCGCB.
fv2I-tf GEORGE s. S0NNTAG.
n W EeFfS Flo hoxes aurerior RI by
- a1S27 HFPSHRFPGER & CA ESoE.
EaBs NFt t'pER van FG N4{.-1o bbls, wsrrntei pure
s hand AVID for sale Ly
auv27 HERsHREFGFR e CARSON
NDls'ts LssD Porn - rlls Cor failing
= aue27 HERSTTBFFGTR r & CARSON.
4 FtFFOICE FAMILY Fa ORR always on hand at
a"e27 u s. BAPCoCK's. W ater street.
r EH70N reed from Baltimore rer railroad BY
- 4 auq2s y. Il C00E A. SON.
arttc'e iust reed rom Cln-
Z att, forssle by aug26 vICKERY & JOHNSON.
~ s6'E E1H Ess-Ia barrels and ht-s, al numIsrs
-. sale ~ Z. Glib. TT & CO.,
auei9 Syc. Watt
a NnFFElE AMI TEA.-3 bags prime Coffee and chests
~ Tea. ree'd and for sale by jel4 l. STAFFORD. |
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

GEORGE WALKER g. CO.,
osy4YFsAtAL M M F ed hSp s sF isb and
patch; ogoe vsouemau's Row Vine street. between
q ~ "a Box rs CITY window I1s1 8xI0 9xI2 nxi4 10xI2
p 1oxs; 20 gross extra pint fast5 yea ed this day
I'd DATHx l.EATFEF q C4VITERs-Gents black drab
s cloth pateut boots Prince
abr cuts from the most MaA
ee sesss ,an,s satfta kin shoes Ven boots
for sale by mhsl J. II. MAGHEE & &C.
q III WOOL TWEEDs.-a bales grey TIVE drec,a "a, to-
- 40 gross. 100 Yards white Spool Thread;
sale by mv1o JAMES Low co n'
ENNS: -IIH-loO lbs h3gE NY ssSPg Po iIt Fsed G TO-
APPS 41s Main street.. Louisville, XIV.
EpLACK LAwys-2 oa-Os solid black lawns. received
as 9 dag anu 0r sale 1s Vain .srset Louisv 1M XIV
SH0F THREAD case veo'd to-day 4nd for sale BY
41s Main st LousviIiee
VEVRENNTFyfss cartons silk Fringo 10 oanT0n5 six
avs ----Ss. JAMES Low co
EgoSSsET 5sISgoI5 RfRnoN0 Ra5o9t j5eon assorted.
do Dress 'FimTa sI aS IS Tsed T this day2nd % for
my8 4l2 Vain street. Louisville. Ky
CALDWELL. q LANGLEY,
HAVING taken she old stand ormery occupied by o. H.
cd stock Fary Groceries which they Offer low for cash
o. aublio natronage. mys
CUNDRyEs.-5 bushels Potatoes 80 lbs Table Butter
> fO0doz Eggs, just received at
myI7 CALDWELL & LANGLEY'S
Family Grocery.
KEEN & PEs sES'FON
8 e AVE gtheir Fall Winter socb
goods embTa ing every variety of merchandise they
have usually kent.
We offer trle the largest and best selected stock
have styles suburb and prices low
No hant OUghs visit this Fall without
examining stock. pleasure
lecons FOODS and whether he viii leave
beter ana from the fact the beauty
the and gay rich colors
dispa Of the best American factories will him
fee prouder Of his country.
saue KEEN & PRESTHNs
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- yHoLEsALE GROCERIES AND LIaUoR>' CORNER
wa SITS. EVAN SyILLE, IND
YENH have this day formed co
the nsrpese of doing wholesale Groeery an" LluoI
busness Evng succeeded the business OF Aessr ANS
H6wes 6urGhod stock and made additons 60
shall be able 70 oder as goea
EOs OAotif % NNJ 0N~ S TENNEY.
west. s SORENSON-
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T0 - EEBEN oF TASTE.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, vESTINGS, &C., &C.
RFCrTyrD IT
D. S. A Y D r r S ON
HTnreEhnrhr IN Enr

HAVE inst received iful articles for Gentle
mans selected hy myself and superior quality
aud BEAUTY anything before opened in this city
the latest vles Invite the attention
-hs. spring eassimere vestings, &c. &c OF
he good viii he made per order in the
syles and war antedto fit D =. ANDERSON.
an21-tf Firt street. hetveen Main nd
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EVANSVILLE, IND, SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. IL. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I GnnnN 49,. NEyY pslCEA.

NEW SEUU BS An = ~ RLfECESs
sHA NKLIN y reilly beg leave to call the attention
~ their friends and their large and well
leeted spring and goods,
during hepast weeks comprising of the desir
able stocks city. which they
sse ana retail their and the public generality
iattow prices prompt Thrstock
sis in of the foowingBroad cloths black and
E7smeres Feeds. white, bua fancy Marsaes
Isilk Festngs cloths
Linen Drills rich Calieoes Philip Allen, Sprsgues. Bnc
Stste mills and printed French and Scotch
nst and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
Beregs black colored Grape Mantz bite
mere plain sDe fancy Gnghams rich printed Organdes
antees and Cha de Lanes white Grape Shawls black
and fancy silk shawl rich a shawis and scarfs black
white lace Capes Moria antique Parasos silk and 9nghane
Umhreas Panama, heShOrn and Braid Hats English
and fancy Bonnss. rich honne Ribbons Hosing. Gloves
lest and fancy Fans hOo and shoes Carpets floor and
stair OIL Cloth and window blinds together
variety OF Trimming small and fancy goods
&c, &e. my1 SHANKbTN & Reilly.
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ROCK HAVEN FOR SALE.

WISHINT to retlre from active business
fS55TT farm offer this place for sale On it is
i9 odious Tavern House, large three story
bin IA Stone ehouse also of Frame Pork House
Ea with capacity slaughter from 400 to 500 hogs
dav with good Stables buildings IL
ha stone landing good depth and all times
mud 1t good Dry Goods and Gro
Gerry Trade and is widely known shipping point second
the Ohio from Louisville Evans
vlie location and chara of the business of ths
mperavey require other branches of be
Tobacco Semmery. &c, &e all
TALLY necessary supply of the public and
hch DONE the general business fits
amazingly large section of the country from which
derived (for roads)
and nearer point other will in short time
to place Gas has issued from
For ,nrther in
dress ROBERT Ora HAM.
ivg-tds Rock Haven KY.
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'surBwOOD HCU ) e.

TI44s subscriber has the above house, and mas
entirely redted and refurnshed IT, ana Is Rrepareg
10 entertain the patrons of the house ~ a 'as
manner He has also rented the brick Stableo"hed by
Burke and has good stock of horses and car
> eriages to let. H =. ,,,..a.oa "A GOOD
lThesta slarge clean and welllocated ana goo1
hOstlersare in tattend9nce particular
to the OF horses left with INN or Keep
gend in alrespects, the public IA lind tne 99er-
fyood House GOOD Hotel. TiyS-Gl J. a, ny EXC
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peVNrEx,N .EoB PAPEaS.

,tt NOS II and 70 " Iii ST., nclnmat5, @,
~ on hand a beau5iin stock Of PRiEIEhS ) "a
RS Cards, Gard Sheets, Black 7nd oeloFeu INKS
Rroozes. arnishes. re, which they ontr At
MANUFACTURER'S FRiCES'
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II Az opened. the 49, s-TI75T7ts
sf~~. hrer of Gat; a. and Nam streets.
~f4ssf Boat SroKs and FAMILY GROCERY istrb-
Iishment where Tiu be prepared at all times
supply Canal aud Ohio Boats families with every
tc'e they need in he stores
Canal 3oatsmen particularly requeste4 to reemher
my place. mht3-2twdtf J06N r. RkHbL.
1855. NEW SE'EsENC2 GODDS. 1856
GUST received in fresh lot Of Spring Style Goods
So which prepared to DISPOSE
We shall eeutinu to all the lat syes goods i
ree rom the importers and nanuarers and hope
strict 5ttenton to the wants Of the mercba merit
shaTe 81 their patronage. J. q JEWELTFG CO.
.-'ht'- IT Corner Vine and FIrsJ
Sb x BELS No Plsster Parisin store Tor saIeby
Fa ~ mh25 3 ~ CANE & SON. .
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MNNu f.nnEaN

TrsT received at rs esvs Can and Trimming Store.
s Asoau of Window Shades oil Cloths, Bu-
mhI4 MRS NRKAY.
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WV. TX. NIcGsEEW
TEVNEYA sORl3NsON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NDEAk1 rcD.1iO'
OHee in the Crescent City Bank Bullding:
NA LII At'eH my25
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The Right view of the Case.

From long editorial in the Louisville Jour
nal OF Monday, we make the following ex-
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AJEW BOOKS
y The Life and Adventures of Beekworth:
The Martins n Gro Martin, by Lever: just ouS
Abbott's Frauconia Stories. complete set;
Steel Enrgavngs of Fillmore Buchanan and Fremont.
2j each:
L OF Buchanan and Fremont;
Fillmore fer the campaign iustreed
and for ale hy sepI2 DOBELL & LISTER.