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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-09
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FROM the earliest ages Wine has beer
and esteemed one Of the choicest pgedu Etibid
earth. itib rendered pfevefhlhf III Script
hepfesent age g8od Wine ID not 0hig wa
luxury, but there are sazeral kindsWi. .tcilf
inhtgh estimation By The nedieai profess
form gaiuablecomtnodity N evefyeood y.
tory In Europe there are upwards Of liltTl
kinds OF grape. But II has fenhincJ
science and skill to produces iuxAflbhs,A
full Wine from Medical Piahtaaad Re0ia
ieet has been fully aee0snb likhed iii attaffifl
DR. H1iseyss Forest Wihe. From 1 yAIp
muia Of Roots PiAats, ek,s.s 81 ths liishs
order,is here produced apnfe Wins
superior in favor TO hYiInported, aAf&
lretninihg all the virtiids ofone cf the hsk
Eefmnlas evefkn0Wns g
No invalid can object ID take tha Forest
account Of disaeregable taste, mid none y,
without being Convinced oi III gr1as yaIde
ical agent. From oh1 wuexpefiehcs We II
Tor the excellence ofthis Wincs and wsf
very 0hb whose health isi1 The leaat iinp1
eeaa DR.. Halsey's advertisement, wfid
lirNnd In our columns to-day aila agastN
of the rsIsedy,
fofsaie BY The appointed Agent IoHN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-09
TaANsroRTArIoN OFrIcE. S. &El 4. R.

TRANSFORMATIONS OFFICE, S. & T r, r. 4 :
Sfeubenvle April 10th 1855. XIX
A FREIGHT TRAIN is now running to New
IN ark, leaving Steubenville daily, tSundays ex
cepted,) at 5a. M and Gadiz at 45 d. NJ
Shipments to all stations, except Unionport Cadz,
Fniryiew pnd New Market, UhrichsYiile Port
Washington, New Comerstown, Lafayette, Coshoc!
ton, Adams Mills, Dresden and Newark must be
prepaid. 81 8aaa 9rs ~
Slippcr5will ple ase conclude their shipments and
Aeceive their consiknents previous To s ocioc eaEh
venine LAFAYETTE DEsNENNY,
5April2S, 1855. sA a General Freight Agent
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UARUINFs ~
.FTNfIE uadersigned takes tts Method Of inforhih
IL the public that He has bought and isriow perma
nently repairing andfting up the Carding, Fulling
and Manufacturing establishment lately Owned by
r, Teal, three miles south OF Cadiz, the road TO
New Athens. He expects to be ready to do all the
Carding that he may be favoted with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store OF Wocd q
Smiths, in Cndiz and returned promptly, and all
work WARRANTED. "A liberal share Of pub1e patron
age is desired Prices as low as other Responsible
establishments. JOSETH X. JOHNSTON.
May Ii, 1853.
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment. j. X. JOHNSTON (
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ell Of Grapevine,

TNOR the Growth, Restoration and Preservation
II OF the Hair, M '@8s1 f7f l8&
The OIL Of Grapevine ~ the result Of twenty
years investigation BY Q French Physician, and 10
now extensively used ntlis country and in France,
both Tor The pnfpese kseping the Hair soft glossy
anE RESTORING IN IN, BALD PLACES.
For sale W Jahn Bsall, Cadis, Ohio. III
Dec. 10, 1855. ss aa la gfiaM 4eg
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WiIli:s an IL yOn,
Manufacturer of
ST r. A Nj r. NGLN FS

Hand and Slide Turning Latt,es.
Pr AN,Ne. DRIL11NG AND ScREwIYa MAcr.sgs.
,,,,,.. $50 Mr. ED.1c
% omar AlNS AND 1'a III - nAnln"'
A ND every variety OF Maehinists' Tools
m Screws Cut with Square end Thread, for
Rolling Mils and all other purposes, Wafer ST.,
STEUBENVlLLE, 0
9c-OTderg solicited andprcthptly aHcRied to.
Ksc6nxENpAy16Ns.
From the various accommodations Of machinery
built in this establishment, the following extract
from letter to the proprietor, from Mr.. George
Sloan. OF Hanover, Columbiana county, is selected
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IfO. " WOOD STREET, WEST SIDE,
,.t PlTTSBURGH,l
CATALOGUE IN FART or DRY Goons cg VARIIk
Beat clothes, cassitneres, sattihets ssinnas$
stuffs, fancy vesiing, alpaccas, Irish st9A
dies dress goods, bonnet, cap and Mants.Y.
Hosiery of all kinds, umbrellas and parasof
neis, prints g fafge assortment, brown and b
muslits, gihghams, laces and edqiiigs. bfoh
bleached table cloths, patent thread, spo4
bonnets atid paim'leaf hats, combs, larhc
ment yiolins and oecorde6ns; cutler, dyhei
iSheffie Id Gold and Silver Watches; cid, ~
kinds, gold and silver spectacles, gold III
chains, ladies and eAnt,s god pf1s kgF
and port mohaiesa azofs, scissors, ,walGif ctns.
material, pistols and powder TASKS, closh n
brushes.
D5 Basement devoted ID the sale Of Brow
Bleoch'd musiins, driliings, &c tirat StofF
rieties &c. Second-Pfints, broad Cloths.
neres. DC. Thlrd-1'o the sale ofclotks, b
palm-ieai hats, &c. i4's
N Pittsburgh, Sep. IL. 1855.
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sFEUBENVILLE BUSINESS.
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad
aAG e. n
CHANGE on TUNE

I'm AND kFrER Monday September 10Th,
" ls55, The NAIL TRAIN viii leave Steubsu-
vile daily Sundays, excepted Al 9-s5, q. m,
and Cadiz Al 80 a. m, and arrive. af NeEart II
IS pm.
D5sh af thSse trains connect al Newark with
trains for CO.umbns Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Mount veonon, Man field, II ledo, SanIusky, Chi
cago Rock Island, 81 Louis.
Mail train leaves Newark at 70 NJ. and Arrives Al
Steubenville al s45 p NJ, and CadiE Al $50 ~
Passengers BY this uain leave Cincinnati at o.
clock A. NJ
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4 PAPER H0ngiits g .gos.

WYE are now receiving of the largest and best
w selected stccds Of Wall Papers and Borders
ever before offered Our stock is all new this Spring
and comprises the lates and best style. consists
in part Hall papers oil new and beautiful designs
Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Papeis, in every
variety Of style and quality.
Gilt, Silver Velvet and common Borders OF new
styles.
with Putnam's Patent FixtGfes; Plain Green and
Blue and Fig'd Window Blinds and Firebourd
Screens in great variety OF patterns.
With an extensive assortment to select from, and
low prices, we expect to please those who may give
us n call MCDOWELL Il CO,
Booksellers, Stationers and Paper Dealers, Market
street, Steubenville, Ohio!
March I, 1855.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TOHN MCCORMICK K has this day associated with
j him his brcsier, A. q. MCormicA in the Mer-
ehandiring business They will continue the bnsi.
ness at the old stand where they will be pleased to
all their old customers, and will seiittem goods
on as good terms as any other establishment in the
place.
As wish to close the books Of the cid concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
settle, either by cash or note 1.<... )
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For through tickets and further information ap-
ply to F. A. WELLS, Agent, Slsubenville or ID. HIL'
| BERT, Cadiz.
Passengers by te mail train reach Cincnnati
! $50 p. m
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sFEUBENvILLE BUSINESS.
s. L. S Il EP,

UyHOL ESALE and Retail Iobacconist, Market
w street, above Sixth, near The Railroad, Stea-
benville, South side, keeps con. tanty on hand al
kinds OF Mauiactnred Tobacco. Cigars and Snuh =
All articles, scd by MIN warranted 10 be OF the
best qua ly.
RsgAH orders promptly attended TO.
Steubenyille, Oct. 10, lo5j-ly.
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Dissolution. /.

n Tie ftmlhuownas S.B. LUKENSs & Gs w
MOfFPf 4, wsson the 2oth day of August, dissol-
we'd by mutual consent Oct, 5lkt 1885,
sssusog 81 ssz pc af aagBs S.B. LUISENS., 4
ie CIV. MOFFfT. Z
!, .ToDr. 8: b. Luken's skill and Practice ini Dem
tistry. i can safely recommended my acquaihtan.
cee desiring ~ wark sgAane.s Assaas sasaa ezH Y
His work vii class amongst the first; having ht
the last Fair IN Harrison county taken the First
Premium and Diploma, on . fail sen 0 I Gum Sock
et Teeth, which can be seel at bis Office by call.
ing soon !. ar set ,lif 4ss sskA q. w. M0EElT z
Oct. 3ltt IS! tss WA I'll II ss IA gs4aFsfg.5fn Z
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WALL PAPFRS,

TIME subscribers ere uoH receiving thtirnew sup
4 ply OF Wall papers, which will comprise almost
every variety, from comm stock to the hnest sat
in finish. All Of which will be sold at the lowest
cash rates.
Steubeoyille, Fed .2e, ls55-lp
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The bottles in which, this medicine ia put up
the words Rhodes Fever aud Agae Gure'' b
tnthe gsass, and on the outside wrapper II Tie /
Of the niedicihe, copyright Of With il secured
the sigiihtire OF the proprietor. These precau
are adopted to prevent coinleffeits aud initial
The, reliance forits success is entirely up I
actuol merits wherever introduced und used. \
vii lbs considered sufficient
Fiept.ed and sol by the proprietor
tAMESA, RHODES, Providence, +
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CARDTNG.

Cadiz, January oath, 1865.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-31
" Died Yesterday.A

Every Day is written this Died yesterday, sc and SO" Every day flower is pIucked from some sunny home breach made in some happy circle ; a jewel stolen from some treasure of love. Each day from the summer fields of life scme harvester disappears--yes every hour, s0.ne sentinel falls ftom his post, aud is thtown waters ef eternity. kven as We write, the fl- neral of one who "dicd yesterday" winds like Q winter shadow along the street.
 Died yesterday" Who died Perhaps it was gentle babe, sinlcss as an angel, pure as the zcphyr's hymn--one whose laugh was us the gush of summer rills, lettering in bower ofroses- little life was perpetual L.tany, a May time crowned with the passion flowers that never iade Or, mashapit was youth hopeful and gcnerous--one whrsc path was hemmed by flowers, with not a serpent lurking underneath.-onc whose soul panted after conl- munion with the great and good, and reached forth his earnest struggle for the guerdon in the distance. But that heart of his is still now, for he "died yesterday"
 "Died yesterday" A young girl, as pure as the orange flowers that clasped her forehead, was stricken down as she stood at the altar, and from the aisles of the temple she was borne to the garden of the slumberers.' A tall brown man girt with the halo of victory, and ut the days close, under his own vine and fig tree, fell to the dust even as the anthem trembled upon his lips and he too was laid where the rude forefathers of the hamlet sleep." An aged patriarch, bowed with age and cares, even as he looked out upon the distant hills for the coming of the angel host, sunk into dreamless s!umber and on his post next day was written, "died yesterday"
 Died yesterday" Daily. men, women and children are passing away and hourly in some graveyard, the soil is flung upon the dead.- As often in the morn We Gnd some flower that hlushed sweetly in the sunset, has withered up forever, so daily, when We rise from our bivouac to stand against our post, we miss some brother soldier, whose cheery cry in the scges of the past has been as fire from heaven upon our hearts. Each day some pearl drops from the jewellcd thread of friendship, some Tyre to which we have been wont to listen has been hushed forever. But wise is he who mourus not the pearl and music lost for life with him shall pass away gently as all eastern shadow from the hills, and death be triumph and gain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-31

APPRECIATION OF THE LIvlNG.-Let us not forget, that if honor be for the dead, gratitude can only be for the living. He who has once stood beside the grave, to look back upon the companionshp which has been forever closed, feeling how impotent. Mere, are the wild love, and the keen sorrow, to give one instant's pleasure to the pulseless heart or atone in the lowest measure to the departed spirit for the hour of uukindncss, will scarcely for the future incur that debt to the heart which can only be discharged to the dust. But the lesson which men receive as individuals, they do not learn as nations. Again and again they have seen their noblest descend into the grave, and have thought it enough to garland the tombstone when they had not crowned the brow and to pay the honor to the ashes which they had denied to the spirit. Let it not displease them that they are bidden, amidst the tumult and the dazzle of their busy life, to listen for the few voices, and watch for the few lamps, which God has toned and lighted to charm and to guide them, that the may not learn their sweetness by their silence, not their light by their decay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-31
The Intercessor.

Min. HYATT: Of the following lines know not the parentage-nor does it matter at all by whose hand the faith they utter, penned them. More than one soul ccncurs fin the precious sentiment they embody B.L.s Father bring this worthless child to thee To claim thy pardon !; once, yet once again. Receive him at my hands-for he is mine. He is Q worthless child he owns his guilt Look not on him. he cannot bear thy glance; Look thou on me his vileness will hide; He pleads not for himself-he dar.s not plead His cause is mine-I am his advocate.
 By each pure drop of blood lost for him, By all the sorrows graven on my soul,
 By every wound bear-I claim it due.
 Father Divine cannot have him lost He Is a worthless soul, but--he s mine.
 Sin hath destroyed him sin hath died in me, Satan hath bound him Satan is my slave; Death hath pursued him. have conquered death My Father! hear him now, not him, but me; would not have him lost for all the worlds Thou for my glory hast ordained and made, Because he is poor and contrite child,
 And all-his every hope on me reclines.
 I know my children, and know him mine; By all the tears he weeps upon my bosom; lH hfs faM heart that beateth against mine, know him. by his signing and his prayers By his deep trusting love which clings to me; could not bear to sec him cast away
 Weak as he is, the weakest of my flock, The one that gacves me most that loves me least ; measure not my love by his returns
 And though the stripes send to speed him home, Drive him upon the instant from my breast Still he is mine, drew him from tho world He has no right, no home but in my love. Though earth and hell against his soul conspire shield him. keep him. save him-we are o,e
 Q c a, sinner what aM advocate hast thou:
 Methinks see him lead the culprit in,
 Poor, ,sorrowing. siamcd, all trcmuous with fear PrOstr.te behind his Lord, weak sclf'condcmned Glad with his Saviors spvtless righteousness Himself to hide; and hear the Fathers words Ny son, his cause Is thine and thine is sine, Take up thy poor lost ono he is forgiven'
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-31

b6- It was beautiful criticism made by Longinus upon the effect of the speaking of Cicero and Demosthenes. He said the people would go from one of Cicero's orations, exclaim- ing: What beautiful speaker! What . rich, fine voice What an eloquent man Cicero is !" They talked of Cicero but when they left Demosthenes. they said, Let us fight Philipw Losing sight of the speaker, they were all absorbed in the subject they thought not of Demosthenes, but of their country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-31

D@ Hurrah for Fremont ]" said ono old fashioned Whg Hurrah for Bslzebub I" said tfe soured oficc.holder, to whom the ex- clamation was addressed. 'very good" re- torted the Wing, lyon hurrah for your candi- date and I'll hnrrah for mine"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-07-31

1@ There are three things" said Coufacius, to beware of through life. When a man is young, let him beware of bis appetitcs when piddle-aged of his passions and, when old, of coyetousncss. s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-06
C1RrER's SPANISH MINTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER Of THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
Let the AffIiCted Tend and Pond e r!

infalihle remedy COR Serofula, evil Rheuma-
tism, Obstinate Gutaneous Erupous. PtmuIes s.
Face Botchs Boils. Ague and Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes RingwOr retter Scad Head Enlargement
ofhe Boues aul oints Stubborn Ulcers syphilis
Llnbagp Spinal Complaints
tcious of Mercury, mprudence
Life. pr Implrity of she Blood,
@- This treat Alternative lieiue and Purifier the
Blood ~ the h uSpuds of Sratefu pationts
all If the United States who testify daily she
kabla performed by he of all medicines
80 ARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia. Rheg-
Fevers Ulcers Kidneys;
Female Com plants Pains and Aching Of
tnt Joints pesy flight using this
great and N 'stimahIe remedy.
Ill diseases If the BLOOD. nethin has been found
Sith It eleauses the system ef all impurities
en-. gestipn ives the stomach, makes the skin
eathv and he constitution enfeebed by
disease broken Town the youth to its prn
itiyc vignr strength.
better than sll the Cos
usad few doses Of CARrER's SPANISH NIX
mAnng the cheek give elasticity thestep and
the general ne th rkabe degree beyond all the
meiicn es ever Ne ardof.
The eti6cates which have received
from all the United States is the best
evidence that N nunhug ahoutit The press hotel
k'aners 1hysici1u and public men weif Known
the c0nmunitv all tdd their testimony the wonderful
effects ne this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Gail the Agent Circular and Almanac and read
the this ruly of all medicines
psrformsd.
None Gsauine unless 'isued BENNETT & BEERS. Propr-
etors No Pearl street Richmond Va 20 who all orders
fors" nplies 1ad Age1cies he addressed
For sale ny & &
P1rnenter, prin II Clark and hy
daaiersin medicines generallv
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TT1UE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods comprising Of Watches j vel
~ Clocks &C. formerly o. Goszeu.
Evansville and vcirity that he
the old stand. First street. he
tween VAN aud Locust and would he happy to wait on a
win him with call missing give saslncon
The will he sold an small advaec0
first cost wrHnCT Any NEFEEFNCE TO FoRMEk PRICES
and all gonds warTIntel IS ropTts MED.
Al kinds f Watches anu time pieces rePaired in the
hest manner. and at moderate charges = = -.
u
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srcoyn - VOWS wF-T o. Tay NatSfAiNsi


ON First opposite the Post Ddice
THF uudeF-igGed after in the business
z in the View York in which CT he is ackuo"l
ei-i have snPerior 10 the msnoqeuent Of well an
pain ed bakery. would resrectGuhy announce:
Thar tully prsparsd furnish al kinds Of hfead
pes hot r6is doents. etc. eithefa
wholesale retail I.-- ..t
Weddings vatenaries halisor prvatefam'les Willie
supple desired with vVerythlng resh rom the
NJ rhe shortes' notice. --f-* q 80
superior article Of Graham and brown breadsalwayso on
hand r. a.s
The will d"vot his exclusive
" his husness which shall he ekeeutedin ssYlep rot
he su rpassed by any sne. WI J O. GAUNT
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a III kinds Of Roots and shoes NJ r tore
~ ,oar'e snI fine We deal exclusively in the and
Bhoe trtds. Keep large assortment and will you
sareains fyou bring the cash. AcREA & WELLS.
sew Esstor's Rock.
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NJ Y e S

s. NJ y ers,
IMPORTER OF WIVES LIQUORS CIGARS. nEALEE r.
BOURBON. RYE. MONoSGAHtLA kEoTIFIED
i tf-" WHISKY. on
EYANSYIIIE
TE'HE subscriber receiving opening at his
tana. of the largest and best stocks of
Wines Liquors and Cigar brought this market.
The attention OF mis- friends and the trade generally
lieed which i'll sold
and A. as low frs any house the West. uprising
paTttoznlac BranFes of brands Pale ami Dark
PInet Magiory and Utard, Dupuy Co. with numerous
Wiltshire Old Madeira. Sherry and superior old
Hefick Wine IN and piats, together with general
s0ronent of DID Bourbon Rye Monen2ahla and RecfAd
Whisky. Holland Gin. Jamaica and New England Rum.
Cherry and Peach Brandes. Cordai, Cdraeo and Swiss
d'AbsiHt the .s.
Also ehoea article pure Ohio Catawba and Boston
Souaeh Bitters
B.-Always hand aIarEe selected stock o.
Havana German and Hone<Teade Cigars; sariines and
Pittsburgh Ale sepI5
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TILE La gGNST SEnGk IL TIE nLTNl

= THE Ia XII .NT > TUUk N THE UITIl
2 Ohm F GLOVER Il co corner OF VI ain and Seventh
80 streets Evansville ind. would pectfuy inform
Public that they have yard and sale low
complete ssortme Seasoned Pine lumber embracing
qualities tncknesses Tongued aud rooved Pine and
Ash Ooring Dressed and unresd &c ling Castings and
Pannsls ~ 0nn feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops harnsand fencing Pine opfar Shingles &C.
Ec Can "ve mad q rder AZ the lowest prices shelving
doors sash Minds Mantle Pieces hnuldings Frames
d. ors and Windows, Bills prices forwarded al
who may send Tor them Orders from adsta will receive
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IAHp on. soar ANnCANDLES.

SUGAR, AND COFFkE.-Pr'me Eastetn Coffee and
oct27 PRESTON BROS
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aTOR W ANTED.

Ma prepared in Fire Proof Warehouse,
Wv any quantity of Grain. Produce or Merchandise,
tho mostliberal terms.
Having and stairs particular will
taken OF Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
all liable from damp
rust.
athe 10 proofrates by
Q logger when desired
warehouse located and W. and g.
Canal convenient for shipping by Rveror Rail-
ro1d Applyto GEO. FOSTER 4 co
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w9RDLE~ALE DwY GOUD~.

NNTE have hand one the most c!plse and de-
wv srable of hing in the DRY GOuDSli line
uad in the Western Mark which offer all cash
lima buyers remarkably low rates. Oar sooda
with quality. yle and
price. willing duplicate the bills Of any
house Of he nOuntAint Our stock in
the foll1wlng lrticl -:
Brown and heaehed muslins cloths satinet's
prints lin Innings silks satins veves vestngs
hmsres. eohu-gs aplcas de LANES. has
bonnets ribbons amless .satche
&c - &c. r
from Yankee clock cambria uoede. Also Large stock
Of
WELL ABE CL0THING.
'-siy for tr1ie aR give entire salts
fsetO Give call before purchasing elseshere as
nothing for showing goods rd little the cheap
est for selling them. JOHNSON e. FRENCH
-+--N Main ,treet. I'd door stats BANK.
sp2s Evansville Ira
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The undersigned will continue the business OF the former
Klein in the manufacture OF LARD VT
Soap Can les, and Will sell at ~holeal and retail te
Oiu@tnpA prices warraung the articles ui equal
those Of the Cincinnati narEet Or ers
Main street between FtSt ma
Second srp2-tf DECKER Il KRAMER.
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THE AIAIEe nInnEN En!M

:.
sSTNCE NESSRS ,HLERING & BRUMMER HAVE
"a leased the Water under the
bed ii vverhoo with the largest as
sortment and Fall Winter Clothing FUR
uiships Goods etc aud sell them astrnshngy low the
AIIIrsHAvE BEhN coMryLTEp SrEREEgER.
THEIR NEW STOCK .-
part Of Mems and Boy rady-made Clothing
IE8 Trunks together EI he
Dress Goods and TaOrs' Furn shlnF Goods
brought to this Their liabilities tor and
manufacturing superior other house in the city
which all times I'll oil orders with the best
Of FOODS the best argsus AT city
and the Bile generally r"srecy invited TO cali ana
View Reduced Prices before nnrehs-
NJ elsewhere 9ec1S-tf