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Fol ND AT LAST!
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
| CONSUMPTION.
DR.. Carriers Cough BaIsam,
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Consumption, Bron.
chitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain an the
Side and Breast, Pleurisy, WhOop-
ing Cough, Group, Lirer Com
plant, Palpitation Of tile
Heart, and all Disea-
ses t'tie Throat,
Chest and
Lungs.
OF nil tie diseases incident 10 climate, there IS
universal, and the time >" fatal a.
Consumption.
Pulmonary Consumption is emphafcaliy sce1rse' AZ
is sweeping over the land Destroying Angel laying
low the strongest and fairest Of our race hitherto" all
efforts to arre. this dread disease have proved IN 'an
and all tina; seemed within the power oi the Menieai a
Guilty WAS a: best the aevaon OF the suffering render
ing ~whst smoother tbs progress 20 the tomb.
The time has come when Consumption may be Chased
Durable Diseases.
We are living in age Of improvement, and Medical
Science making rapid advancement. Important dscove
ries being made in the medicinal agents employed,
important discovery made in the nineteenth
~, tina; celebrated remedy for the Lungs, called
DIR. Carriers Cough Baisam,
As is universally admitted by all who tested
tues. This medicine has been before the public nearly
three years, the uniform and remarkable
tending its leaves to doubt that it i. the
most eficacious remedy nov offered for all diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs The many astonishing cures
has performed in the Of
Pulmonary Diseases,
Jus'if-s the proprietor in earnestly appealing to the az
Hict-d this great remedy, in that have
sought relief in vain frouany Of the noted remedies Of
the day, and have been given up by the distinguish
ed physicians as
Confirmed aud Incurnble.
DIR. Carriers Cough Balsarn is not palliative,
calculated to ull the patient into fatal security but
Great Curative, and has cured, and will cure the
Most Desperate Cases.
This medicine combines remarkable Tonic, Expec,o-
Soothing and Healing properties The Tonic pro-
perties strengthen the Lungs, Wide il Expectorant pro-
perty produces free and easy erpeetoraon, and its
Soothing and Healing properties speedily alays the
Cough and all Inflammation, and effects perfect by
soothing and Strengthening the rritated organs.
Too much care and attention cannot be given
Diseases Of the Lungs.
Millions Of the old and the young the fashionable and
the annually consigned TO premature grave BY
nsgectns TO attend TO a common rod. De advised in
time Procure that celebrated remedy, Dr. Car
:ers Cough Basam, which has cured thousands upon
Of Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption
every other had failed and the patient had
been given up by friends and physicians 70 die.
Pric.-Trial Bottles Twenty five Cents; large Bot
tes One Dollar per bottle. sS Bottles :cr Five Dollars.
~ liberal deduction made 30 Dealers who buy 10
ell again.
~Prepared by DIR. Eas;eriy, Of Third and
Chesnu, St; Louis BIO, Soe Proprietor. Orders
promptly filed
SNFor sale by 4. s PrrS n. DrBEsf.t, Ottawa, and
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine generally through
sut die United States. sep21
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@ttapa free Gra0tr
To Poets.

Our Carrier offers a prize OF Five Dollars
for the best original New Years Address, to
be handed in by the 25th December.
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Fhrenological and rLysialos!cai Society.

Physiological and Physiological Society.
This Society meets every Monday evening
in Nattinger's Hall, al Z o'clock.
Subjects for next meeting:
Reading choice selections.
Address on the Physiology Of the brain,
by lady.
Public examinations a. usual.
Consideration of the Organ OF Causality.
Abundance free
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Have you unfortunately become wounded,
cut or bruised, or are you suffering from
pain either external or internal. If so, try
Dyers Healing Embrocation, and you will
obtain immediate relief
Sold in Ottawa by q. L. Thompson and
A. S. Putnam
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PkD BDNO pt BLlCo.
- r7t...fs .-a'51fd be dtth1uE t4.D. 81. "a


hare d4y
IS ~ EsTAn'IsliED TACT that al diseases spring
L ir'u Oh" s-1 -r utfariy :llnpuriiy Of the blood
Therefore, our eih, health LIE depend upon this
Wal ud !" ben .rr various Passages become cIogg-d,
ad DO not a-t y! perfect HARMONY with the
functions % the bnv the blood loses its action becomes
tArs corrupted ard d-rascd: thus causing all pains
rickne-s ANA distress 90 rFrE name, strength IL
flc-t- "ir HEfl-' deprived %, snd II 10
not 4-s,--l ID Nro~tng 81 th- -tscuant humors. the
blood SH Ac-t-ll ,Als.4 au cease aud thu.
sAi o. lie VII Forever be blown out. How important
then HAT re zlod Seep tne various Passages of the bo
i ia "nrI"H"r - pat eicins in your reach. namely,
h"r-r- milan krot P!s. alsnGfa from plants and
roots winch - - AROUND u" infamous cliffs in Ma
lure garden for the health and recovery diseased
man One OF tic from which th.s. Pill. are made
= H4oFhc which opens the pores OF the skin and
siss Mature - throwing ogi the finer parts Of the
r"ptio "'ih The second IS plant which is Especto-
rant iat upess AMI uuCogs the the lungs,
and thus Ia soothing manner p, rforms its duty by
throwing VI ph-gu ard other huriars from the tY
coll"u- 'iiitiIg Tie thiTd j. = Diuretc, which gives
ease "'iI double strength - lie Kidneys thus
I@-r- my nFaT large amounts ol mplTity from the
brood. which J. then tnroNn boni fully by the urua.
r. or wafer passag., and wh.sh been die
charged IN any other way. The fourth il a Cathartie,
and accompanies the other properties Of the Pills whis
engaged IL purify The blood the coarser particles Of
!nrury Win caunOi pass nv The other outlets thus
taken Up amt conveyed CT IN great quantities by the
bowels.
Root . not only enter the stomach, antsd
with the blood. for they find way to every par, aud
completely rout out ad cleanse the system all
iuTiig and To. lie II the body which il the blood be.
pain driven from he system. they cannot remain
when tile body becomes so pure and clear.
For sale by every resrsetabe druggist In Illinois
Don't take a box without It il iu a blue wrnpper
Get lie Of nr. Hor'e, all the Drug stores and See
caution IN tis pepper. A. !. WHITE co,
aus9o Sole Proprietor, Ncn York.
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Ii. II. PRESCOTT & Co.,
DE-z.NC Il 4.C9EEI9EEI,
HE,LrsirE AND EsTs;I. rE,Lri-r y
F'A + Y & STAPLE GROCERIES,

FA ny & STAPLE GROCERIES,
n. Ciiggri,fs Biocf, oy,l"s't- The Pat ',gce,
DIIANN \. ILL.
= ELEE aEd H.ars Tea, fee. Chocolate. VT India
fgs..-, Pickles and Pr---fve-. Candies, Common
aaa Fausv Soaps C-t-up and Cordial. Meat aud Ei.L
Sauces, l1bace" and EaTs, CIDER and Fancy H,l-,fr-
Loaf CARRIED Crushed. and Crude Sugar, u iluv or.
Bas4r;s, Wooden aud Ear-fsu Ware, Grain Bag.
Brl,hr- N.gyHs, fl01r- Corn Meal Bacon. fsi. sar-
G.l.s, Oysters and HOLSTERS, french Mustard Owe Oil
Zig. Date. Pru-s. imported titrois. CurranJ- Green
aud Dried FrH5-- Ground and Cug=uuld Cloves. Spies
Ginger. Cinn4iua, tifsr- Piper g., g. Ntc.sro-
nj, Cooper BIsE. Powder, h0-rtitiIr- SaEcc. 'rt
Candies, tsrif.iur. Cream Tari-r, Gnsu, thE.@, Tar
ius, laJ.s', @A..ss--e and retail.
g. H-Isrs.
.a.j l. T. ATriEsLEI-
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CONCEET.-FEAsz I:oIH, the accomplished
pianist recently attached TO Ole Bulls troupe,
proposes to give uu>iea! Soirce at Metro
politan Hall, in this ci-y, on Friday evening
Of next week. D.>ii.s ,a-.rumcutaI music,
he will be assisted, in the vocal department,
by the Z" Star Light Glee Club" and several
other vocalistS of Ottawa, rs also distinguish
ed musicians from Chicago. The programme
promises the EaoSt musical treat we have
bad in ct;swa IN long time.
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MoDERS LA3GuAGEs.-ProE.D De It. Luc,
has arrived in town and proposes TO teach
the French, Spanish, and Italian languages
At 81 per month for each pupil, giving one
lesson each day If desired, in case suffi-
Gent number of pupils can be obtained
The professor, as we are informed, was in
his youth page Of homer to the Empress
Josephine, after that lieutenant under
Soult, and was ct the battle of Vittoria,
among others, and finally promoted to The
rank of colonel Of Hassa-s fIe has also
served as French consul at Diiboa, Spain
1t will be seen that Prof De ST. Luc is no
ordinary teacher, and those who desire to
acquire knowlelgr of those languages in
which he is proficient, have now rare op-
portunity to do so, an would do well to
leave their nam a. once 1T f. Y. Griggs'
drug store, or with DR.. J. o. Harris.
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Wall Paper.Wind0W Sha;es.&c

Good Books Delight, Instruct, Refine.
How and Where to Procure Them.
Please send for a copy of our
illustrated Catalogue,
or $50 different works, suitable for Family and Preside
Beading, and embracing
Popular american Biographies. Narratives and Ira
r@ts agriculture, Temperatures. Lar, and ScIOOi,
Books J~ the Young, 6edts;faa3y Printed and rms
frdted FdnHy Bibles, Religions Books. Sandd,d and
Select Poetry, and choice raiey cf Miscellaneous
Books
We will send it without Charge.
II contains full description of the hest standard
works the above important subjects, with their prices
and i'm form convenient for reference and preservation
Every reader and book.buyer should have il. We
will send any of books Postage Prepaid, receipt
OF the advertised price, which may be by mail
Ours are the best Books for Agents,
Because they adapted TO the wants of the people
Full particulars and practical instructions Agents
gratis. OIL application to RATHBCN & OKTON,
oe25 Ottawa, H., o Davenport, Iowa.
Strayesi,
IRON the subscriber, residing the Chicago road
about miles north of Ottawa some time in August
last, a two year old SORREL MARE COLT, with viii
strip in the face, hind foot white, and brand - "
under the left hip.
Any person returning said animal TO the subscriber,
giving Information where she may be found, will be be
rally rewarded. Ioc25-lm@l JOHN SWEENEY.
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RATHBUN & ORION,
booksellers and Station rs,
! AND DEALERS ~
WAL PAPER. BORDERS. AND CURTAINS.
Blank Books, School Books,
Magazines and Chap Publications. GoLl
Pens, Pocket Books, Fancy Goods. Dc,
Wholesale and Retail.
" -. RATiIBCN. III THOMAS ORION. s1.1--
ME vonh invite ;he attention Of business men and
w the citizens of Ottawa to ctr large and well selected
stock Of
STATIONERY.
Note and Law Paper Baf and White Envelops, VISITING
Cards, Gold and Steel Pens Pocket Gallery &c &C. and
nv, Of all coiors. All the and qualities
.rRaPiENG sipEfs.
May be found at our Store as cheap as tie cheapest
Ladies always find a. store very nice Letter
and Note Paper Of al, sizes. RATHBUN 4 OETON.
oce3 Main street, opposite the Bank
Wall Paper.Wind0W ShadeS.&c.
NUR stock in this line includes large variety Of pat
~ terms and qualities from the hes; Manufacturers
the country and the choicest Coorvd, Velvet and Gold
Bordering. We shall have constantly ON hand large
assortment; OF
Cloth and Paper Window Shades.
Together with the best Kind of Curtain Frequent
additions will be made TO stock during the season
We invite those who anything in this line. give
in the city TO hang paper when desired which will
customers much time and trouble.
To the Ladies'.
II you want Stationery of the best quality Paper
Hangings, anything in the line OF Miscellaneous
Books or Magazines, give call We shall soon have
for sale few Of Chickering's and other superior Piano
E0rteS, at Eastern prices.
REMEMBER THis.-we have given orders for
10000 Rolls Of Wall Paper from the best Houses in Bos
ton, and Philadelphia, for next Spring trade.
Having received our Fall supply OF SCHOOL BOOKS
AND STATIONERY, we prepared to furnish Country
Dealers and Teachers at the !o'cest trholesdle rates
oc25 RATiiBUN ORION.
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: T. ~ a xs t:sS AZ.
urrIrTarE C,cfrnrrI--
AiCTToN! ACTION (.

AiCT I0S! A.CTinN
FEfTFF s-.--5er re-tt.Iy ti- nNaJit-
=. ~ OTTAWA and surrounding country ~ SER
vices CITY AGc;inHe-r s-u f-rBr1i-s.3I Merchant
tn sale Il Real Es;1fc. Horse Clrr1sps Dry foods
Elrug-H. &c. &c. s--rri.@ those f.v favor him
with their commands that honorable viii lie
wanting 20 eject good sales ard prices Cash advances
I'D be made tif needed good. signed fnr -lmrd
ate sale store north side Of sain street. nearly opo-
Sc t.s i-st once. -. LANCASHIRE.
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he ELECTION Is NOW OVER, and there may
be great changes in this country The first
one of importance in Ottawa * that r. o.
Black has sold CIT his stec,. of groceries and
preface and has purchased the furniture
establishment O! Me-sEs. Gibson & Brother
on La Sale 81, which IS claimed to be the
largest stock Of tic kind wes; Of Chicago
They are also manufacturing largely by
hand for their own rc's:. trade, and are pre-
pared to til all Orders on short nsuc. on
reasonable terms. The undertaking bust
ness viii be continued a usual He has
taken in Mr. G. H. Coles, Of Springfield, O.,
as partner, who has > practical knowledge
of tie hEr..n.es
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Pulmonary Diseases,

Jus,ih-s the proprietor in earnestly appealing the ~
fct-d to this great remedy even in that hav
sought relief in vain from iany OF the noted remedies
the day. and have been given up by the most distinguish
,.bv
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EREsII Burning Fluid and Camphene, kept constantly
L on hand BY tjull:l ID. WALKER co.
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As is universally admitted by all who have tested its yr-
tues. This medicine has been before the public nearly
three years aud the uniform and remarkable
tending its leaves doubt that i; i. the
most eficacous remedy now offered for all diseases
o! the Throat and Lungs The many astonishing il
has nerSoruncd in he Uor,, ca-r. Of
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This medicine combines remarkable Tonic, Expcc'o-
Soothing and Healing properties. The Tonic pro-
perties strengthen the Lungs, Wide Expectorant pro-
per,y produces free and easy erpeeoraton, and its
Soothing and Healing properties speedily allay, the
Cough and all Inflammation and effects perfect by
soothing and Strengthening the irrtated organs.
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Wanted.
a GIRL to do homework whom liberal wages will
"a be paid, by tno,e,| A. DOW, Marsoilies
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CHICAGO MARKET.

hicAens-Sl.35 per dog.
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Confirmed aud Incurnble.

DR.. Carriers Cough Basan is not = mere palliative
calculated to iu the patient into fatal security, but
Great Curative, and has cured, and will cure the
Most DesueTafe Cases.
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er. But we have also resolved that we will
vote for no man of any party who is opposed
to this most important measure. We attack
the political principles of no party, but any
party which attacks ours, incurs our earnest
and active opposition. Such is the ground we
occupy, and are determined to maintain, with
the full confidence of final and glorious VIC
tory. |
CIT1zENs OF INDIANA In this great contest
between intemperanee, wrong and death on
the one hand, and sobriety, virtue and peace
on the other, on which side will you stand?
VIII you consent that your hard earned mon
ey shall be taken from you in the shape OF
taxes, to support pauperism and CRIME IN luced
by Rum!-that your kindred and neighbors.
shall be led to the poor house, the, prison and
the scaffold by the demon Rum!-that your
property, your persons, and your lives shall
be in consent danger from brutal passions in,
famed by Rum! ..--or will you rise in the
majesty of your manhood, and with one sweep
of the sword Of justice, eleaving to the earth
the demagogues who would bind you to the
car of evil, carry onward and upward the BAN
ner of prohibition, the ensign of, a, ransome
world On the one hand is rum and ruin, on
the other is temperance and prosperity; which
will you choose? ~ 9sa1sEs
In conclusion, we address you not as parti-j
zans but as citizens; not as the tools of selfish,
politicians, but as patriots; not as intriguers
or place, but as lovers of humanity; and we
solemly call on you to pause and reflect. And
IS you would cheer the hearts of your fellow
men who look to you for example, as you
would deserve and receive the gratitude of pos
-erity, as you would deserve and receive the
gratitude Of postcrity, as you would meet
iismayed the searching eye Of God, we con-5
ure you TO cast your influence on the side Of
emperance, humanity and right! .eol. S, trasa
Respectfully submitted,
~. w. HANNANAN,
CALVIN FLETonER,
.ies-' ~ fHa1 1a9al9t JAMES BLAKE,
-487b bas6 II sa j. B. DILLON, f~-,
a VIM c. THOMPSON,
T. A. Mills,
e. FL. BARRY.
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FALL CAAIPAIGNi
HARDWA ARE AE Wholesale
FIRST STREET RETwEEX VINE AND DIVISION.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCE
GHAS 8 WELLS

CHAS. S. WELLS,
N returning thanks for the patronage
HE public opened in Evansville. would
apprse Merchants from Indiana Illinois and
IN the Heaviest stock of Hardwa and Cut
erv one-third that he has offered in the Evans
Goods purchased
ed rates by during depressed state the markets
and having ercan Goods filled the Manu-
only able but decidedly d posed
sell Hardware as low figures any house
afford the Goods to cash or good time buyers.
Traders, feeling assured that he
full Justice.
Among the articles (amost nnumeraole) comprising
stock. he names the following to the trade:
Axes-Wes Ltppincotts Leyeretts and Collins;
$40 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assortedi
1890 do Tabs do do;
75 do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razors .nd Strops;
Brittania and German Silver;
| so dozen Coffee Mills, all grades;
$40 do Files and Rasps. all kinds;
| 1000 lbs Brass Kettles turned bottoms;
20 u lbs Sadirons, assorted;
| Butt Hinges. do;
| 1900 gross Screws ximl- pOintedi
| dozen Door Socksand ockete;
/ AuguTs.
| 200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
4 NO nairs Shovel and Tnngs iron and brass heads;
/ co dIzen Saws. from Mill to Key hole;
| 2s 10 Stetlyards and Scale Beams;
so do Ames other bran ds) ShoveIs and Spades;
| casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
5 cases Japanned Tinware tHnIiy assorted.
wbins and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles spectacles
Port Sonnaes Hardware generally together will
heavy roods Chains Dog Irons. Strap Hinges Tea Ke
ties. knives and Riddles and -
C,arneners and Coopers Tools, Window Sash,
/ lS-P CHARLES S. WELLS.
oet2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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EVANSVILLE, IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING.. MARCH 26, IS
LOUISVILLE.

wEsTERN FEED & AGRICULTURAL wARE-A HOUSE
E MILLER. WHNGAE Il d CO. d.
ERs and Dealers in all kin of Farm
1fI aud Garden Tmpe Moving Reaping Thresh-
ing Machines. Field aud Garden Seeds Trees SIG Main
street opposite Bank Louisville, Louisville KY. m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
no rHn CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KEN "a (,Kf AND ILLINOIS.

RAS SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken up
% city EvAusyus would respectfully
the citizens OF the portion of Indiana
Kent Illinois that prepared furnish Plans
Speedcations aad E5tima work of description
profession. Water Works. Drainage
Land Turupike Plank other Roads, the In
.ozove m of Rivers for navg stion purPo -es.
ABILITY frr L. B. Wilson, ESD, Chief En-
xineer New Albany aud Salem Railroad; Judge Hughe
lad; George g. Dunn OF Bedford Ind, H.
b. Wilson. ty Eugnser of New Albsny, lad, and II: G.
Moore. Esq Chief Engineer of the E., l. and O. Straight
sGaine Ralr ad. be application. mh2O ly
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RAILROADS, &C.
e PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
sss 9 u 9 60 -.

KE1NNSG ANA hAIkROAD.
Ss . q g Szs:.::::.sss;:: -;
THE Undersigned having been ap-
eThS.4 pointed Agen tiOr the above Com .HAaS
zsw&EEg. ny in this city would inform shi 4gSsgs3
pers, merchants, and the public -
generally that F. Leeeh. George Harris and George
Black late of I'D. Leeeh Co Thomas 8, Clarke
CLARK + Thaw,'' under the firm of t-
a-Qfe- LEECH 81 co..
Are by appointment special and shipping
If the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. They
elished at all the principal shipping points
aand and prepared receipt throus from
ork, Boston. PhiIade phia Baltimore western
cities and and from all cities and
Atlantic seaboard the PennsylySnia RsiIroad
The direct thSr whole attention forwarding
and have for shipping from snd to the without
the expense charges by
ment with the Railroad company being extremely low
nompal rate the mere of draage they
be able to give satisfaction.
ShipRtnt produce made their will
ed free of charge for commission.
For information apply st their Offices:
Depot, Liberty street. PittsbHrg;
90 No. 8 South 18th street. Philadelphia;
do North street, Baltimore; :
No. 2 Astor Place,
do Battery Place,
do 81 KIiby street, Boston;
Orto JOHN 8. MITCHELL
epls 6rn Waterst., Evansville. Ind.
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CO-PARrNElESIEIP.

YENHEundersigned have this day formed Co-partner
4 ship under the style and firm of GEO. Foster & Co
for the r ofa general forwarding and Com
missio~ Basinsss and erected for that purpose
rery large and spacious FreprOOf Warehouse, on the
Wabasn aud Erie Canal and of Locust and Dun
nam ar ses ani near Depot of the Evansville and
CT wfor lsvilie Railroad where they will have ample
room ami convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consignment either by
River Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give nersonal attention to the purchase
sale Produce roeeres in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase Sugar and Molasses the
Coast on of the firm will be the South during the
Winter.
Theyh y unremitted attention to merit and share
he public patronage. NJ w. FOSIER
deeI4 W. NJ. AIKMAN.
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WTHITE LEAD.-IOO kegs pure for sale by
NV nov27 ORR. DALZELL & co.
REMOVAL.

VENHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
to Second street. immediately opposite the Pres
b. terian Church. in the ohce with Dr. Wood where hs
would be glad all his old goodly
Der OF and would pleased them with
anything in his line pants; shirts
made order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for past fsvors he would respectfully solicit
of the same at the hands of liberal public
YES IL. EELMs.
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WAT1u RRPAURINE

VCdersigned baving the
Evansville himself with the hope shat his
xperience skill in all descriptions
machinery will rpon trial. be found worthy the attention
only the resilient citizens o. the city but also of those
comprising the 'circuraa bient vicinage.''
His shop the Post Once where he be found at all
CFFIcE HoURs myS r. Ii. GATES.