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~ It Is related Of certain New England
divine, who f'urishcd not many yean ago,
and whose matrimonial relations are sup
poscl not to have been Of the most agreeable
kind, that one Sabbath morning. while re.d.
ing to his congregation the panlble Of tho
supper, in Luke XIV, In which occurs this
pasage-" And another nid ] have bought
Eve yoke Of Oxen, and I 20 TO prove tbsm
] pray thee 70 have me excuscd and an
other said, I have married wife, and there
fore 0nnot come'-hc suddenly paused at
tho end Of his vcnc, drew oh his spcctacls.
and looking around on his hearers, aid With
emphasis-" Tho fact is, my brethren, one
woman can draw . man farther from tho
kingdom Of heaven than fee yois Of esx.
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MiGtrllInROn5.
From ns Caypsd CAf,C.
Drawing Room, Hut, and Cottage.
by 7. W. u.

Few movements which have occupied the
attention of the world can present history
more intensely thrilling, than the temper
ancc reformation. Its scenes have stirred
every fountain IN the human heart The
wildcs; fight OF fiction, is ovcrrcachcd by
the every day reality. Sometimes the full
sunshine will follow tho darkest shadows,
aud clothe the blaciened wastes with more
than summer ycrdurc.
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Gbf 9ailg genrnat
CAPITAL APRIL FOOL HOAX.

The Evening News of ofyesterday, tells the
following story: o =
"Cot,apzetely Sold.--As the Chronicle train
was on its downward trip to this city yester-
day morning. an Incident occurred that caused
no little amusement to the passengers. AS
the train was approaching eight mile Station,
a lady quite elegantly attired, with lovely
boquet Of wild flowers in hand, and face con-
cealed from view by handsome veil, was
discovered standing on the platform. The
tram was ordered to stop, of course, to take
in the fair passenger-and stop it did. The
gallant commander Immediately jumped out
upon the platform, cried out as usual, all
aboardp at the same time raising his hat and
politely extending his hand to help the lady
aboard. She, however, did not recognize his
gallantry, but stood dumb and motionless as
statue. The astonished conductor adyanc-
ed, involuntarily raised the veil when, loi in
stead of face of female flesh and beauty, the
words APRIL FooL,' inscribed ON a black
'Eght-wo chunk met his astonished vision!
He started back, gave the signal to be off with
unusual violence, jumped aboard, exclaiming
to the innocent engineer in stentorian voice
-'who the - told you to stop here?''
The sequel to the story was richer than the
foregoing. When the Mississippi train came
along, a few hours later, the conductor OBJ
served a female figure standing in the middle
of the track, apparently going toward the city
The train was on descending grade, consisted
of eight cars, pretty we'll loaded, and was go
ing with considerable speed. Conscious of all
this, the conductor had the whistle sounded
furiously and shrilly, yet the figure moved
not. She must be deaf. thought the conduct
or, and ordered to slacken speed and sound
another alarm-but; the woman still stood in
the direct path of the fire breathing locomo-
tiye-while the distance between the two was
being rather uncomfortably decreased.
Now, really alarmed, the conductor shouted
to shut the brakes hard down and shut off
steam; but it was too late. The cars would
not stop, and terrible to relate, the cowcatcher
caught the supposed woman and tossed her.
full twenty feet off to the horror of passengers
and the undisguised terror of assistant super
indent, conductor and engineer, floating
through whose excited brains were uncom-
Portable visions of inquest, grand jury, solicit
or, etc. When the train stopped they hur-
ried with pallid cheeks and throbbing hearts,
to the spot where the poor unfortunate rest
ed, and 10. it was the same bit of wood, with
the same april Fool" stamp that so troubled
the Citrorelle conductor. Just then merry
peal of laughter came from the neighboring
wood, and bevy of girls were seen enjoying
something very much. 1t turned out that
they were the clever authors of the double
hoax, and they are entitled to a premium for
the success of their invention. 5a
Mobile advertiser.
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NUMBER 2t5.

"THERE WERE GIANTS IN rHesB Dana
1ncc,iiStH Relics.-Whils the workmeh were en- 2 !.
gagged, yesterday evening, in exsavatihg for tao
cslier Of Gov. Grimes new buildings on the
corner of Main and Valley streets, they came
upon an arched vault some tan feet square;
which on being opened was found to coHtain
eioht human skeletons OF gigantic proportions.
The walls of the vault are sbo1t fourteen inches
thick, we'll laid up with cement or some other
indestructable mortar. The vault is about gslx
feet deep from the base of the earth. The
skeletons are in good state of preservation
and we venture to say are the largest human
remains ever found, being little oversigst ys%
lana! We will examine these intersting relics
more thoroughly this morning and give oar
readers more particular account OF them to-
morrow The vault and skeletons Will not be
disturbed further till this afternoon and all
who desire to look upon the remains OF, this
race of giants" should do 80 this morning.
BurE. Gas.
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A GREAT CATTLE RAISER. .T-a'he greatest cat
tie raiser in this country, perhaps in the world
is B. F. Harris, Esq, of Champagne, Illinois.
A ate number of the Albany Knickerbocker
thus speaks of his SEPARATIONS: -agg s.s
'.Some of the finest cattle we ever saw were
brought to this city last Saturday on the Gen.
trail Railroad. There were thirty-four head,
with an average weight of two thousand four
hundred pounds. They sold for ten cents a
pound live weight, which is equal to $40
each. They were grown by B. +. Harris, of
Champagne, Illinois, who has one hundred
head of the same weight still to bring to mar
ket. Mr.. Harris is one of the largest stock
farmers in the world. His farm contains four
thousand acres. He keeps usually about 500
head of cattle and GOO head Of hogs. About
the first of May he turns the cattle on the
prairie, and they Craze under the controi OF
mounted herdsmen, who pen them at nignt'
Bv the first of autumn his herds, with the
wide range of rich prairie reach the chmax OF
bovine perfection and more attractive signt
cannot be found. Through the winter those
intended for spring sale are stal-fed, requiring
100 b,ebals Of corn to feed good sized OK.
II tbe winter of 1846- -'49 this gentleman STALL
fed qaa cattle. and bought $1,000 bushels Of
/ corn In the year 1858 Mr.. Harris fed and sold
. hundred head ofbeeves; their average weight
was / 966 pounds. These were the extraordi-
| lot which took the premium at the Worlds
Fair at New York. The average of cattle
| herds usually marketed will not exceed l,5OC
pounds gross.
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A REMARKABLE ExECUTIoNER.-We have
observed several wonderful stories of late, re-
specting the skill of the Chinese exeeutioners,
who, it is said, can strike off the heads of their
victims so skiIlfully that the poor fellows
themselves never discover their loss until a
moment or two after they are dead. We re-
call to mind, however the story of German
executioner, who far surpassed the Chinese in
professional dexterity. Upon one occasion it
happened that criminal who was condemned
to death, had a singular itching to play at
minepins, and he implored permission to play
once more at his favorite game before he died
then he said, he would submit to his fate
w:thouta murmur. Thejudge thinking there
could be no harm in humoring him granted
his lat prayer, and upon arriving at the place
of execution he found everything prepared for
the game-the pins being set up and the
bowls already.
He commenced his favorite sport with en-
thuslasm After while the Sheriff observing
that he showed no inclinacion to desist, made
a sign to the executioner to strike the fatal
blow while he stopped for a bowl The exc
cutoner' did so, but with such exquisite dex-
terity that the culprit did not notice or feelit,
He thought, indeed, that a cold breath of air
was blowing upon his neck, and drawing him
self back with shrug his head dropped for
ward into his hands He naturally supposed
that it was bowl which he had grasped, and
seizing it firmly, rolled at the pins. All OF
them fell, and the head was heard to exclaim.
AS it rebounded to the farther wall "Hurrah!
Tve won the gamet'
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Cn.pAagVNElSSEHaP.

TT1HE undersigned have this day formed Co-paI ns
ship under the style and drm of GEo. FOSTER q o.
f5r the trtnsacton of general Forpardtng ana Ctm
ssiop BusincsS and have erected for that purpose
large and spacious Fire-proof Warehouse on lne
aba N and Erie Canal and of Locust and DUN
nam Srst and near the Depot of the Evansville and
Cr,wfordsylie Railroad, where they Will nave aPle
room and convenient facilities for storing all KINDS OF
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consgnme ents ether by
River Railroad. Canal Wagons, and WllltorWaru
promptly at the lowest rates. ~
They will give personal attention to the purchase Or
ssie of Produce or Groceries in this market, and socI
ers for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast as one of the will be in the South durlng the
Winter. . ow;. o,d sb,rc
Z IAoy I;P iP - tronage NJ. w. FOSTER.
L0 Pu1iAS GEO. FOSTER,
-. w. M. AIKMAN.
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EIouRING FOE SALE.

TNu offers sale his FIGURING MIL IN the
town of GRANVILLE illinois, Almost everything eonnec-
ID With the Mill new-engne Buss, boiling cloths. etc
three run of stones everything in excellent
order do fine and profitable busi
is also with the Mill two story
dwelling we'll arranged for comfort with the
ont houses To person desrous OF embarking In
of this kind chance is here offered which but
seldom he The country surrounding this abounds ID
kind keep the mill constantly running
ali Of he obtained at such prices as TO make th
mill tabls The entire properly VIII
he sold and time given for part OF
money make easysud desired or
on the premises. + l. IL 9oh-s A-o
= -
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

rTyRE subscriber has taken the above house. ana mas
entirely retted and regurnished it, and is prepared
manner He has rented the brick Stable owned oy
MT Peter Burke has good stock of horses and ear
t.ages to let. ,,,,oo.oa and qood
ho.ersare in attendance
wil be paid to the care o!horses lei WIN MN 10, ioI @
p and in all respects, the public ha lind the Sner'
900 Honse y good Hotel. fjy8-dl ]. A. BYERS.
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aGKICuLTURAL.

A& MI ~ k&sNAs
FWNHR received fresh supply o InYs3
meats furnish folio Arsis9s
the liberal terms. co insisting cf~-
Corn Crushers. Threshing Machines. gorn aneitsxs
Mowing Naehine Corn Drills, ReaPing Gaohinss
PlOws ALI kinds, Tanning NILS, aefToWs,
Quitting Boxes Cultvatorfs Ouc1iak HAFss
or Yokes Meat Cutters. Leg Chains
Axrsand Hoes. Trace Chains. Ames' Shovaa.
AmaSI Snades DAYS Shovels. LipineotHs 8pe4aat
Drain Shovels Steel forka ant
raj Assortment of Garden Implements. = q kni1 ,
Send orders fer Threshing Maehtnes as the uppS
nhS THOMAS GRANT. Main ss.sss.
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$11A.sSe ~
LIABILITIES. !.
---- - -

rta- LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims and net dae. 41Te eS4 ~
The ua Insurance Company presents its patrons the
satisfactory condition large increase in Cash Assets fer
the their policessl invesments be-
ing minimum market value at the
ofsome depres in the OF are sithef
vestments yielding interest and income. The
standard basis ON which valssd betR
GOLD Besides solidit the Company eel
security derives its
Agencies through agents having the msea
presenting united phalanx Of ExPERiENckp
woh has worked thirty the kaPpst
results to claimants for
10 the prestige far future Is
uIn yet been reached BY really
All business attended to with despatch and hdety
iansO-tf- ALLEN O. HALLOCK, Aren't 3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO rHk fITlZENs OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
kENFU(KH AND ILLINOIS.

WAsD SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer having taken up his
EYaasville would respectfully
nounce citizens Of the southern portion Of indiana
Kantkv and Iliaois prepared furnish Plans
and stima of work Of description
pertaining his profession yiz Water orRs
tand Raj ways, Turnpike Plank other Rosds the I'M
Sroys smeut of Rivers for navg stion purpo'es, ETC.
of ability L. b. Wilson, Esd. Chief En-
xineer Of the New Albany and salem Railroad Judge
BLOOMINGTON ind George e. Dunn OF Bedf9rd In
Moore Esl Chief Engineer ef the T.. l. and u Ssragnt
fine Tsara adj can be seen on application. mh2o ly
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSE
MILLER, WHNGATE 81 co.
ANUFACTURE ERS and Dealers in all kinds of Farm
fl aud Garden Implements Moving Reapng and Thresh
Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees SIG Main
street opposite Bank of Louisville. Louisville. KY
Sep25-IYR
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TENNEYdr SORENSOS.

wEenvs ALE pHALrRs AND LIQUORS, coRSEB
WATER AND STS., EVANSVILLE, IND
VMNHE undersigned this day formed tor
the purpsse doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
hn.nsss wing succeeded the of Messrs As
Howes their stock and made additions 70 make
shall able offer good
20 CASH any house in EVANSVILLE or any slty IN rhe
West. r-sf = r- al y Ne5Scp1nNScye'
lana
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DIS. ANDERSON. MERCHANTTA
On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
EMA dne assortment If Cloths Cassime est
ings which he is prepared to make up in the
styles and at short notice He wi" warrant
long perience in the husnes to be
general satisfaction He has also on hand
Merino k Undershrts and Drawers with fine Shirts
Cellars etc the best manner-with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally. He invites his old customers
n the public generally to call. aecIo-t
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON A GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS DO AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
Ria NIX HR * Pap RS
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS Il GARD SHEETS;
TirhtbOdYsS Book and News Ink
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOA RDS.- etc.. etc.
CINCINNATI o.
Where they every variety adaed the city
acountry trade and the materials IN ts manu-
az e. sspEa fdrice paid for Rags. sep46m
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
HARDWARE AT WHOLESAL Ike
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL. STOCK. ---
CHAS. S. WELLS,

CHAS. S. WELLS,
returning thanks for the generous patronage
appTise interior Merchans from illinois
snd e.. Heasest q en-
ery 9E on ae Many Goods
ed fates by him during depressed STATE OF the
for American Goods st the Manu-
70 and sell Hardware at figures house
afford the Goods. to cash Or good time BUYER
Traders feeling assured that he can
Among the -rtcles talmost innumeraoe) eOmprsng his
he s HoEDg TO tbs cons
500 dozen Pocket Knives (fally assorted;
1880 g9 Dc Do EsSl' ssssi shssF, and Scissors;
100 sqos, spoonsTon BPittania and Silver;
800 do Files and Rasps. all kinds;
1909 lbs Brass Kettles, turned .a9e bottoms;
400 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1859 100 Se1sn ss9ss boor sohand sa PFooFets;
20 20 pair, az TqSfs brass hsad''
Is do sseriyards and Scale Beams;
50 do Ames Sand other 5rands shOveis and Spades;
cases Japanned Tinwars- tsnyy fS1ly assorted
Brushes Combs Msss b
rSoas v chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges
ties; mm HI11'I EsSrreis aod and Gun Trimmings,
Carpenters and oOOpers Tools WandRT ssss eS W
oct9 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
Hair TONES as Eau de Lustraie Bears Oil. Rose Oil
Mscsssar Bandoline Curling Fluid. Hair Gloss etc
Skamponng Water Toilet Florida do Eau dc Cologne
Lavendar Water yerbena Eau Divine de vemet
Ling the wen impartlng deIicre ro
hue complexion Extracts for the
ubn'q Tooth Powders and Tooth Pases Treas
~ the Mouth Aromatic egair Toilet and Infan
Powders and all articles the line Of Toilet
| For sale by r,., Al. silI 1t Lson. Ss -
novI6 FIrststree1. opposlIe rose-0n-oo.
:: xwTHITE LEAD.-Ioo kegs pure for sale by .o
| &E noy27 ORR, DALZELL & co.
j. FALsMEESS' HOTEL,
or MARKET STREETS,
EVANSVILLE, IND. t-Ef A.
TyE above hotel has been recently Eehted and
readv for the accommodation 1f either regularo
2custon airy and pleasant and th
~ ia qunnIied with best the market anords
WAG0S YARD just added to the Hotel large an
rv Wagon Yard which invite the O. my
connrv Every attention will be raidto their ecmfo
and TO the safety of their cattle - ~ ,.osrrv
| Terms derate. ra y E. n ~ isar ri.t-
st ryiw Eg f0sAsA'
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NEW YORK COMMISSION RGUSE.
THOMAS HA. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New York.
DEING established with an extensive eonnectlon
in the above business respectfully socits consign
mens nfa kinds of Western Produce which will receive
and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2O-tf Evansville. Ind.
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WATCH RRPAIRINGs.

gFNuE II dersicned bavng commenced the above business
in Evansville hatters himself with the nope mat ms
and skill descriptions time
nachinery will upon trial found worthy the
mot ony Of resident citizens OF the CITY, but asS
I'm mnrsinv the .'crcumambent vienage' ,,,
+ !, M ms snip io.sns 70 az WV mvs r. Fl. GATES.
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LOOKING GLASSES.

HIVUFA HH1FASSB1NN
AMat all times prepared to furnish Looking Glasses in
Mahogany anut, Rosewood Frames, Looking Glass
Plates Picture Frames. etc also Gilt Frames. Picture
Frames general of Pictures and Oil Paint
ings, wholesale retail at the Il owest prices.
eN' ]. q. GEST,
mhsd&wins No. West Fourth atreet Cincinnati. o.
GIHEAPER 7 TET!-Superfne and Buekwhest Flourf
" sale at reduced prices by : ,-,ar,ny
D. w q .. FIChERI
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CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE C0MPAEYj
OF HARTFORD, CONN. :,

JANUARY ]. 1885. ~ 1r. .rs :; =
As presented It's Stockholders. and made out In spl@
laws of New York. Ohio IndanAs nltas
&c. =.-:r-.,, 49,
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WNHE iergued has removed his Tailoring p
ment to second street immediately opposite the res
h. terian Church in the office with Dr. ooo There W
glad all his old ana goos tb
er Of ne would he pleased t" serve them win
anvthine in his vests pants era"
sc maJeto order on the shortest possible notlre
Thankful for avors he would most
acontlnaahce ol 'ne D - ]. L. NELMs.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
cpEAT TynREASE IN THE MAMM0 FIJI STOCK, AMI
Tot Still They Comem

AUR stock of and Shoes is now complete EN-
cling every variety of mems and boys, y9 % arss
heayy and light women and muses. coarse
and ane Boots Ties and Slippers made to on.
rSa d to wear we'll. Our stock is double the
size Of any other city, We have direct %
let and best ufactores in New England ou
% r.; time snc attention the purchase and sale OIL
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
giving this branch of merchandising our entire
We have decided advantage over those whose
in making up eft Gun Barrels sauce
hooks, Kat Trfps anu Oor~uA"T P''
.ikIe to -abOat-w t-without-ables r, 49, uo,-
Buy your Boots Shoes of and shoe dealers
Notions of Notion and Dry Goods from DJ oV'
Uonses A city is no place for country stores
nov12 F,rst street. FostFrBlocK.
NOrr SF'-@' ""s' GEO FOSTER & co.
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MNRIED BEEF AND TOEGUES.-l0oo ibs ss1srs
~ sugar cured dried Beef SO extra sugar eurss Bee
- ASsSS1i ~ = FSf- 80 z. H COOK & s0NGt
mhn .-f.f.- Corner Main and lst!
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&xoFREE--25 bags pri me for sale lew to close a ,o
I'll TOrrsa GEO FOSTER CO
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FRED. DEL BON DREO,
COMM sSION RCH AN IT,

NO. LAFAYETTE STREET, .--.e-r.
so New OrleamS. Lass
wSoR the sale OF Butter Lard Eggs Dried Fruits
E Flour Meat all of Western Produce and Tor
the purchase CaIh advances made on con-
sne ~. pa nants - dec14-d6m
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BELL HANGER,
LOCK AND GUN s M H..
VOBBTNG such repairing Umbrellas Parasols mend
w iNs ' JAMES SPALDING,
oetq-sm Corner Fourth Main streets.
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UNCUIR R EMF MOI

tTTIZENS Bank. Cherokee Insurance and Banking
j and Mechanics. and Lagrange Bank of
Georgia. chattanooga and Commercial Bank Nash
fvile and Memphis other Banks of Alabama Tt
nesie Georgia and North and South Carolina taken ct
for Groceries by s. E. GILBERT 6 CO.
| Fab5- Sye near
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FARMERS, HOTEL,

1wTHITE LEAD.-IoO kegs pure for sale by ~,
&E noy27 ORR. DALZELL co.
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XKTILL deliver Goods free charge. when bought his
w Store He keeps uppy Of Bacon Hams. Shoulders.
Salt Pork also Corn in the Bran. Oats Corn Meal
Flour Shelled Corn White Beans Butter. Eggs Lard Tea
Sugar. Coffee. Stone Ware. feb1l
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WwT have just lot of superior Gripdstones
w dec7 TENNEY soRENsoN.
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HS T. MOVAL

A NNOLBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses building lately put
By Mr. Hughes Water street next door Canal Bank
where they keep instantly hand. at wholesale and
retail lsrge of Matrases of all sizes and kinds
viz: Spring Cotton Moss Shuck hair and Jenny Lind
ALso-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALso-Ootton Moss. Hair. Shuek and Feather Pillows
order and to give satsae
ton good article will please give us call
The attention Country Merchants is particularly invited
ind - --Tr - .... mhlS s
Chaly. reed this day and for sale BY
mhs ..--. 41S Main street. Louisville Ky
A0AA LBS Prime Leaf Lard 20 sacks superior brands
A%WO of Flour; 10 bushels Potatoes. Just rec ID at
- 10y T-'- SEIK,S Family Grocery. Al
nhI Osrner of Second and Oak streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-18

Is opened for the at tha old stand on
NH street, between Vine and Sycamo streets.
AeIA. will keep constantly hand all kinds of fresh
qualities and all of the the lowest
prices. Iwould glad have calls old
mers and the public generally.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-18
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