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party who have pledged themselves to
uphold the Territorial Laws and You
will hear them saying;-"oh. there are
excuses committed on both sides in
Kansas we justify neither" Let it be
replied to shis foul slandsr that not a
law Of the country has been broken by
the Free State men, not one officer resist
ed, but they have always and everywhere
submitted to arrests. and even the de-
struction of presses aud towns, when
done by the authority Of judges and Of
icers appointed by Pierce and Shannon.
They have not even resisted the invasion
nor defended their ballot-boxes as they
might, had they been able. lawfully have
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BI-Where are Fremonts hackers?
=. Buchanan Paper.
Working at the forge-in the machine
shop-in the harvest iield-and getting
more than ten cents a day at that.
BelOuRtdiR Republican.
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,rov r, ,,.,o,,, Wslsf'ofd Mass JulY es, iea3
your Hair Restorative a. being The ecacioui A.tcs
ever saw have used the Waphu and olherp raoas
Of the day All without elect Since usng Your Hair Rsso,
rave my hair and whskers which were so white havs
gradually dark and feel couddsnt that few
more application viii restore them thaiI uatura coof
Il aio has relieved OF All dandru and onalsasant Itch
ing, 80 common Emong Peisoai pHopenflfe Gesiy
j. G.. kilBY.
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r q. PENNINGTON ana = sponestst Jrhs ADM, of,h.
E,aie of licury Ff,rt deceased w. William Frel.siet
--eeuuCa Common Pleas
virtue " an ORDER Of he IN he sovs sninltf
raqse 70 me directed, w oitf 81 nuhu SAN a. ths
gnoi o NE uopf House IN Tim, aeneoa cupnif nd, ~
the lih day Of july, A. D. 1855 helwccn he horf III IO
oSoch a. M ard O'Clock p. he following lands and
tepemcnt', to'Ng The east half Of the south onar III
,eeo thirty tsol iownsp one ~ noIh, iaAse fourssn
tffO ih Senrca county, Ohio.
inel3 10d slyO u. &c. WEsis. eh,a
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L0ERL d mlggRLLANB0Bg
The Report Of the investigating
Committee.


We win endeayor, IL practicable. to lay
before each subscriber to the Tribune. At
che earl st possible date, this eutire re-
port 10 pamphlet form. Il is, Of course,
TOO volaminous for our limited columns.
but we purpose briefly stating few Of
the facts
Before the proposed repeal Of tho Com
promise. the committee say no thought
was entertained in Missouri Of making
Kansas a slave territory, but Immediately
on the proposition by Alcbinson and its
sanction BY Douglas, the "Blue Lodge"
or "sons Of the South" were organised
and an invasion prepared
In the lnd District scenes Of violence
the general character Of which is well
known 70 the reader were perpetnted.
and the books show a vote Of 35 actual
settler and Of 226 invaders.
lathe All District they encamped upon
the ground, drove off the judgesand polled
.i8i invader votes 70 80 residents.
In the 9Th, 20 settlers to &c invaders.
In the 9th, IS 90 I"
In the 7tb, rs /" 420
l In shss,h she free state carried fairly
In the 9th Z"
In she 10Th conducted fairly.
In tho nth settlers to 32l invadersll
In the 92d conducted fairly.
In the 18Th no settlers voted, but the
invaders polled 996 votesll
, In The l4th, about POO settlers to 527
invaders.
IN the 18th 80 settlers TO S37 invaders.
Such are few Of the most prominent
items Of figures. The grand total Of the
territory foOts up as follows
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China, Glassware g. Crockery
ESTABLISHMENT.

EnHEHr's nLooK, MAIN STREET rIFFIN, ONO.
4 " o r G. A N :,
llreorrueda China, Croctery and oneen.wsis E.tsb.
smen IN the room lately occupiod by the ssnecn Co nani
lating elected their stock erruiysy Queenswurs nm
hegcni depois of New Nud nosun Pitrbutrh and osir
aalpackaee fm the porres, they feel
have guods TINT The people des,rr and want
Country Merchants, Gfoce, Hotel Keetcr, re-.
prnihoen na,e gooliuhhcd them 10 paukafes 10 snt
mr stock consists Of all sorts, colar aud sizes n the aish
way rim eaf hen ware 10 hohcmi Goods and splendid
stock OF plated aud lrtinnia Cuery Of a desorp.
ucns Line stQck Of suspension, paor ns
and nuid and oil 10 match.
The Ladies particularly avited 20 can and sss ,tr
goods sohnng your money and produce W only DO
arcady pay bufinoii A. A. MORgAN
tsu. isih, tei6.-ly.. ... -. $500. y -
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FOR SIDEWALKS
IN THE VILLAGE OF
FOSTORIA.

BE Il ordained by the village Council of the
incorporated Village of Fostoria, that lhc owner
or ownors Of Lots, or parts of Lots, fronting on
both sldos Of Iilin Street from Wood TO Poplar
Street. and the owner, or owners of Lots, or parts
Of Lots fronting ON the east side OF Main Street
between South Street and the Steam Gist Mil
owned by X, Croker also the owner, or owners
Of Of Lots or parts Of lots, fronting on tue West
Of Main Street, between South Street and high
Street also the owner, or owners OF Lots or uartg
Of Lots, fronting on both sides tf Center Street
from Main 10 P0hlar Street, be aud are Hereby
required 10 build sidewalks In front of an said
Lots or parts Of Lots. An Of said Sidewalks
shall be built from four a. feet wide and of
oak plank, one (l) foot wide, ana one aud one
half (ll9) inches Thick with good substantial
siringers. Except Sidewalks on Tigin Street
which are to be built as a owe, aud % be Six tC)
fee wide. The whole 10 be done under the in
struction Of the Street Commissions +. and tn uoet
his approval, and tobe completed b the arst Of
October next J. Y. JONES.
J. JONES MDor pro TEN.
Recorder
June 2Olh. '56.
500 "a. carpet ofaD grades and styles and OF pric,, TO
p''a.' all' W. o.
On Bale. Brown Nu.las tia, ,urpa., any IN p,es and
~ quality eyeroaer'd WS o.
10000 ieess domeiiie Laseaster, sloteh ,pd rrneb
s''shnl' nom 70 l2'i eHpsr5''' Wsaad
25oco yd'ehin,1 and hIaddsr prints u 4toiel. oeais
= peryd. W and ..
ooO pieces lawns, Frsueh mu.lins, pnfsd jaelonet
robes chalas, baieges and haTese delanr',
'nev,
rHE Iargsp assorlnea, Of mi., glove, anl hose sye
onf'la' W. e"a "
H. you who bo.s and shoes at eos gel hen
"A N'pha o.
ATS ocall kiads and a. price, and viii b. ,o3 low
II ~ than the lowest NJ. und %.
ADiEs win hul large assortment 81 ilonolon Nal
- tese fcnoh and sceieh worked collars end secycl %
N'andof'
ID PoNNErs boaus, rbbons una thinning, 90 isl, slsa
- ~ M. euaV
900 pecri Dsun, cotton drs rolloaadcs linen dcil
fareF dnis cotton tWesds and huen ooaiingi atven
edusedprges. W, sndp p.
50 'ufs ,shi' enpe eashwers ana stella shawn Of ,l
--latest styles auoa large ai-ofn'snt sf ~. cope, ~
a'Hnnas ~ aado
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Accepted Advioe

Contrast James Buchanan. the stsles.
man, with Fremont the romantic explor.
erl Ohio Statesman,
Preciselyl That is contrast which
The people are making every dav to Mr..
buchanan's prejudice, These presiden.
tial candidates are a strong team, and their
hue parts are easily contrssted. Oneis a
great workers the other a great manager.
One is all activity and energy; the other
passlyeness and subserviency. The one
conquered California; the other surrend.
erd Oregon. In short they are about as
we'll matched as the farmers famous
matched oxen. Bright said he, was will.
ling to do all the work, and brindle was
willing he should. Toledo Blade
VINO Has SEEN Gus THE WutrE
SLAvEY-Mr. Thomas, of Forsyth, Geor.
5ia. has lost his boy Gus. lie describes
him thus;
Gus presents quite white mans an
pearance. HIS complexion is fair, his
mannerqand expression genteel and polite.
He is about 80 years old-medium size
md weight--hair black and straight
yes grey or blnJ--dresses genteely aud
wears watch. lie carries with him =
banjo, and picks il tolerable well, and
sometimes acts the barber. He has often
oeen taken fora white man. The public
will please watch for Gustus and bring
him home.
Now we know ofany quantity of white
nen at the North who are slaves, and per.
iaps one of them is Gus
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ALL HAIL II!
SOMETHING FOR TdE MILLIoNSlH
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

WbtALL TIE ATTENTION OF ALI,
w old aud young, 10 this wonderful prepsralion wbrt
turns back 10 ~ ofgiaa colos gay hatcoess he hond
Of he bald with glnxuIuus giowh-frmovut the danfnn
Of the natural nudiand hrHco, II To4usr drsssns
for tho ha will preserve iti oolor sad Aeer Il fom lns
10 extreme old age In all 10 natural beauty We ca Then
upon the bald, the friy iieaied tcar 70 us ti snd
surely the young will they value the novinr lncta
orihe wiiching curl ever be without IT, Ia pSaso I, upon
the tongue Of thousands,
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ysss ,.,,,...I. E..,, F.eP,yly.sl., I , ars,sl

Nofh East, Pennsykania, March O. fess
SIR 10 consequence Of having hair Cor tostfal years
past not only gfay, but pgfty Uhiie, have Sheet
and caps hide u aa View bal amo thrso urihi
10 justice say, that i sscf, we're almost mircuous m Il
has changed gradually an ~ former uenoi as 20 color
and len Il snit aud snsly as 70 Be- move Lsantif strn
ever was, whea under o. ainenc % he 6esli oil
gauasiy ueieiufai ~ 70 every iai - dtc.od
y thebes pfapaIsiioh for oiist q sHythHE "a s
PROF. WOOn Having esperloafed us magic eatcl
your Hair Restorative drop you this npnn he 30 iect
About two years ago, hair commenced falling "a ard
turning grayi was iasi becoming bald lftnd VITO
bad used Restorative, and spoke hg u OF m rtuct
was Induced 20 ty q, altboegl bad bat hie ithi e
mad bciose tried 80 many other remehet CONN enoed
using your Restorative IN lanusIy, ld,t tu aplita.
tom miiened ny hair rdy. ID began 90 On un rl1, out
and tuned back 10 s former color hsctl AL lila laa u
H h fully rssiofi ioiN odeiual chor, heait aAd alpa4s
'nes' ana eaefF'ally 'seonnend Is W. = all.
Chicago, H., May !, 1854.
New Yof, Oei,s, lH5f
PROF. WOODS AfeI rsadiueihu adsditl.ansai u ane
of ouf New YORK Journals Of g1dI cele llad a 1sofs-
tvs procured ahulfnnt boiile. ana much psl,sl
with h thati ninuei h use Nr two a0nths and
ied 10 decidedly the best prepafaoA ha3 ia nutr
Il a. once removed a danliaa sud unplanrsnt lsina o
The scalp ana has gesored my hair ustiIa sal hFs ~
doubt' permanently.
orhige pernlslion oraor 20 dis, aH lo s.tsstain
any doubt oliti periolmiaF an that u cisimel frM
Miss fEEEs. el IS Gfstnaloh Av.
~ soli aifIi MARKET slrici g. Lobir. NO. "a
hrialn ay, New NoIs aud By al hInr,ti, oflrgirsre
n Kinds 81 family Paioht Noiicnei tor sale 81 he 80
possible enu ~ fralessol Wooda ssahshmcnt iif 1isr
set street. a. iouia.
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{ From DANIEL WEBSTER

whenever thereis a substantive good
be done. whenever there is a foot Of
l'nd to be prevented from becoming slave
'rri'ory, | am ready to assert the prin.
cplo of the exclusion of slavery"
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500 n'E', Rio Code.
15 Bags old Gov Jsss do.
Ok Barrel, syrup,
Or BssesJ ,: Wood, Pearl snyrh nm h.od
- s snu 'ot sale, cheap, A. BastirEs.
50 Boxes sarloai grades Of robaceo.
'I'wo HUNDRED Hssa, 70 waspplas ps5s,.
TWENTY-FIVE BoSs, ,isarius esadh,.
one HUNDRED lbs. Prime ehs,,s.
~ For sale, 81 o. "A Buskirh A Co.
ue - Ned shawhan Biock.
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TorAL, $3.50

AbAAa O0[0
ofthese 1903 we're illegal, legal.
The total number Of legal voters in the
territory was 1892. less than half Of
whom voted.
Some general facts respecting the Emil
grant Aid Societies are also in evidence
. Il is proved that the object Of these Or
ganizations was to furnish bona fds set
tiers with the necessaries Of pioneer life,
that they located in Kansas to open farms
and to remain in the territory. This fact,
is. as the reader is aware, made the apo
logy of the border rufian invasion. The
difference between the two parties is that
the one class wero Industrious settlers,
actual residents. of the territory. while
the other was composed of actual resi- =
dents of Missouri, who invaded the terri
tory, voted, and then returned back to
Missouri.
Governor Reeder rejected the lst, 9th,
81, 4sh, 7th, llth and 10th, In two IF
these the returns showed that the words
by lawful resident voters" we're stricken
out. In two because the Judges were
not sworn. In one becluse they voted
Viva vOce instead of by ballot, ETC., etc.
The others appearing correct certificates
were issued This issue Of certificates
was wrong for being too soon. Governor
Rec der should have waited to give time
for full contest, but this was his only
error. which he corrected as soon as the
facts were known.
The election called for May 25th, 1855.
-.,,,1t. 4 -. r. ILL.,,
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(From JoHn d. FnrMoNr

IL heartily concur in all the movements
Which have for their object, to repair the
nischlefs arising from the violation of
Sood faith in the repeal of the Missouri
GomPromise." ] am opposedto slavery
the abstract, and upon the principles
nstained and made habitual by long set
led convictions While feel inAexible in
the belief that it ought not to be interiered
with where IL exists under the shield of
state Sovereignty, | am inhexibly oppos-
90 to its extention on this continent be.
yond its present limits
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90 yds Mar,snsl aad ,it vs,tier, bl,ssh,5I ,.,
Jsnd drills for ren,'s wssf Isl. n w.
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)ooe yd' Bleacbrd ,hrnr, ,heetsr, and pillow e,,nr,
: Of superior quality and ,Sy chcip w 40.
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~ sspetie. elewn and blsschsd Niar,ee quin, IN,
-----9 ---2.s W s'''p eaeh W andu.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02
NEM YORK RAKERY,
II. a,

BEcoEDTo MOUNTAINsI
On First street opposite the Post Office.
FENHE after experience in the busn
tho city Of New York In which ci he is ackuoWl
edged to have superior in the manaeenent of we'll
pointe bakery, &ould respectfully announce:
That he is fully paFsd furnish all kinds of bread.
cakes crackers pies hos rOs dOenus etc. either at
wholesale retail.
Weddings private parties. balls private families wilbe
suppeA desired with everything fresh from the
the shortest notice,
superior article Graham and
hand.
The devote his exclusive
y to hts busiaess which shall be exeeutedn yle pot
be surpassed by any y2I J. O. GAUNT.
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Notice

THE undsrsigns8 AsyTsg purchased the entire stock
Goods. comprising sFgs of Watches Jewell
Ciocts Gossen
fully form Evansville and vicinity that be
will contiRus the at the OLD First
tween Main and Locust aad would happy all
who will favor him with call PROMISING to satisfaction
sale The STOCK will be sold at
ON first cost WITHOUT ANY TO PRICES
and all goods warrtpted represented.
E- All kinds Watches and pieces repaired the
best manner. and at moderate charges.
RI
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOODi
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted. Read and Ponder!

Let the Afflicted Read ana Ponder!
- iufallibe remedy for Scrofula. Kings evil Rheuma
IA Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, PmpeS Pos
Bloehes Boifs, Ague and Fever Chronic
Ringworm letter, Scald Head Enlargement
Bones and oints Stubborn Ulcers Sy phs
Disorders Spinal Complaints. all Diseases
inudicions Mercury, 1mprudence
Life or Inipurity of the Blood. ---
nl- Alternative medicine and Purifier of the
Blood by the thousands of grateful patients from
kable performed by the greatest Of all Medicines
"CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheu-
atsm Scrofula Eruptons the Skin. Liver Disease,
PeFer Ulcers Old Affections THE Kidneys; Diseas
the Throat. Female plants Pains and Aching of
and Joints speedily by using this
For Blood nethinv has yet been found
with it, It cleanses system of all impurities
gently andeeienty the liver and kidneys strength
the Digestion gives to the stomach makes the skin
healthy and the constitution by
disease broken down by excuses OF YOUTH to its
tive vigor and strength. . -
t better than all the Cos
metcs used. few doses Of CARTER'S SPANISH MIX
all saowness mpexon. bring the
mantng give elasticity hestep and improve
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines ever heardof.
large number certificates which have received
from all of the United States the best
evidence that there is humbug The press hotel
keepers physicians and p1ble men well known
TO the community all add their testimony the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent Circular and Almanac and read
the wonderful this truly of all has
performed.
None genuine uniesssigned BENNETT & BEERS. Propri
Pearl Richmond. whom
for pplies aud Agencies 70 addressed.
For sale by halioek Il Stoddard Evansve; Hallock &
Farmenter, Princeton; O. n. Clark, Vncennes and by
desiersin medicines generally. suEs
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FHE ALLIES SURRENDER ED!!!

SINCE MESSKS. ALTERING Drummer HAVE
- leased the Old Corner Stand Water under the
Journal oee and allied IL overlooking with the
styles eff Pail and Winter Clothing Fur
nisg Goods and sell them astonlshingly low tbs
SL4t11oAs BEN nf1LEHP
~. -, fHEIR ET STOCK
consists IN pGft Of Mems a1d Boys readymads Clothing
Hats aud Trunks together with the extensv
Of Gentle nens Dress Goods and Tar5 Furnishin Goods
brought this city Their facilities for purchasing and
manufacturing hyperion s4eR house in the city
Tb ablethem at all times l arr orders with the best
ofg0a and thbes bargains CaEDtry city customers
the orally respectfully invited call and
examine
elsewhere. GeciS-tf
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LII kinds OF Boots and Shoes our store
coarse and fine We deal exclusively in the Boot and
pnee trade Keep large assortment s1d Will
bargains fyen brig ths sAsh. AcREA & WELLS.
news t=--- FssksF'E RiSsk.
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The undersigned win the business of the former
firm of Geo. Klein in the manufacture of Lard OIL
Soap and Can and will sell at ale and retail the
Gnnin prices waIranting the articles fully equal
if superior those Of the Uinefnna market 0+drs
he left Main street between Fist and
Second sep2-tf DECKER e. KRAMER.
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PINE LUMBER.

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
EOHNF. GLOVER & CO., corner OF Main and Seventh
streets Evansville. Ind. would specially inform the
Public that they have in yard CASH
oSoasoned Pine Lumbet embracing all
qualities and thcknesses TOngued
Ash Fooring Dressed and ESing Castings
Pannsls 100 900 feet sound Comr6n Dards. suitable
shops barns fencing: No Pine an Poplar Shingles
&C. Can have made to order at t prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pietes Mouldngs Frames
DoOrsand Windows. &c. Sc Bills all
who send for them Orders Assistance will receive
OmptattentiOn sfshF2 ~
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DR6. RRAY e PEN

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Evansville and
HI its vicinity that they have formed in the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having actively the profession
of entnry and become familiar with the diseases Incl
TO- this climate their past experience and
cess will ents them to share of public patronage.
Their ofee Frsr Main and Locust OPP
ppsite the Post 0ce where either both them
consulted unless absent on protest. onal business
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NNTE have hand of the mplete and de-
Wv sirable stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
80 befound in the Western Market which
prompt time buyers remarkably low rates Our goods
have been selected with in quality style
price. willing duplicate the bills of
mouse west of the mountains Our stock consists in
. the fuARo wing articles:
N and bleached musns roths oassieres satinets
prints hnseya Innings silks satfns
aFpet cashmeres coburgs aipacas de laines hats
. DO, &c.
Together with large assortment Notions all
from Yankee clock cambria needle. Also
80 WELL MADE CLOTHING,
up expressly for trade aAd give entire salts
faction Give call before purchasing elsewhere
harse nothns for goods the cheap
sst for selling them, JOHNSON & 'FRENCH.
--'H- Mainstreet. I'd door above State Bank,
Ssp1o Evansville. Ind.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.
WI. REILLY,

XATHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
NW PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET Them
Fdersgned would especially inform his tie public
Of and vicinity that having purchased the interest
in tho late firm OFF Reilly he
carry the Grocery and Produce the old
and He opportunity of returning
astfavors intends effort inertia eontnu
,ance of he ie20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
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FINE VVALE. FAPERs-UPEEoLsTERY WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL or PkPEIsS. r..-:.
SCHMIDT STARK have reeeiEed at their establish
- First large assortment of Wall Papers.
lities TO the nm ed mprising
thing the most beautiful descriPtIear this 1e They
also keep everything apperaining GPaoe and
chairs Sofas &c. in superior style Having Just enlarged
accommodate increased business,
prepared receive and show shem
large ock and low prices. ap29-tf
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j. K. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

FIRST STREET BETWEEN VINE DIVISION
EVANSVILLE, IND,
NJ MANUFACTURER cfevery description Of Brass Work
fk Of equal quality il perior anything
tured in the East and o favorable terms.
keep constantly hand oil globes stop, gauge bibt
cylinder eOek church hotel bells
fssion metal soft peter solder we'll complete
Of all other articles usually kept in
business. 80 80
am appointed sole agent this city for the sale
of Jas Thompson celebrated leather betting These belt
ing superior yet offered. and
raby when exhibited been awarded with the FIRST
MUM. Samples of the Bamecan be at the establish
ment.
Every description of Brass order
nished at Cincinn att prices. .-.....
The highest market price paid for old copper
zinc.
All orders addressed wiz meet with prompt i'm
mediate attention. dee4
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S. M ye RS

S. M y ers,
RoUREoS. RYE. MoSONeAHELA AND REcTIEIED
WHISKY. CORNER
WATER SITS. EVANSVILLE. .....
FNHk is receiving md opening his
stand one of the largest and best assorted stocks
ines Liquor and Cigars brought to this market
fEe attention of his friends aud the trade generally
esed 90 tae stock which will be sold favorable
and low figures house the comprising
part-Cognac Brandies of brands Pale Dark
Pnct, Maglory and otard, Dupuy Co., with
lot of other brands
WIN ES;-Fins Old Madeira. Sherry and superior old
Heldsck Wine. and pins together with
sortment of Old Bourbon Rye MOnengahea and Rec6sd
Risky, Holland Gin, Jamaica and New England Rum.
Cherry and Peach RFandies Cordias Curaco and Swiss
d'Ahsinths.
Also choice article of pure Ohio Catawba and
Somaeh Btters.
N. B.AIways we'll selected stock OF
Havana. German and Homemade Cigars; Sardines and
Pits ourgh Ale. sepl5
HARPER for November; Yankee Notions for Nov;
Godey's Ladies' Book for November;
New supply of Hills of Shaemuc. ths sathor
Wide World. and of bred by Mrs. Stowe, of
per a1d Envelopes, Just received and fer sale by
oct22 DOBELL i LISTER.