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tFr0H Ne NeC York Commercial frerfi.sr 2st Nor ISIS
XNTOHG ESFER'S PIANO~.-Tle result Of the eNn.hi
w ton oi ms'ia Instruments 10 he Exposition JntrssHs
Paris has shown that American mechanics the Europeans
The manufacture Of pianos ani believe Is quite snf
that better pianos made world than those
factory SIR if hat elegant
from, aud and powerful In that doubt whether they
be- s1rTa.-,d
TFgosl NJ v T. C1mmsrcf1i Adreyti.sr 4grR 3d. iss5l
ANgEcAS PIASO- admitted by the competent judges
b. the bees for this climate Though European
highly finished, when brought this country Grey
said % E greatly impaired BY the heat add cold and the sud
en changes ~ temperature But there Pianos made 10 New
YORK which rival Doe finest instruments manufactured boz Europe,
Ony W durability hu n delcacy 81 touch and u strength and
ry ~ Pianos made by Mr. II. Worcester Of t city
scarcely be surpassed 10 all the qualities that render aH instrument
tFrOi, me " y Cgurier ant Epguirer1
WOHcEsrEEs PANTe constantly %
Piano For mauuflu ~ Worcester, authorizes reminding
mental they admitted be their
qualities o. musical excellence.
lF,Oa Ms " y. CoBaercigf Adreyti-srl
Those dIce strains o. which truly yours"
from human throat but from ~ those wonderful pieces ~
mechanism known Worcester Pauos" A.
sd, they forth 20 the melody ~ the voice m loves
diou- tone. hat " IRE accustomed 70 listen o.
fF.on ne " y ErsHi1g M,r0rl
We we're hiuurn few days since, magnificent looking
Psn. forte Boo the s drawing q he Unbn Place Hotel
Tat .u' ie mandatory 81 friend worceser Mr.
Wheeler e proprietor " the hotel informed that. The
years. Do hd bought aas dozen Piano fore u N Wor.
cfssr Tor himself and lcds That 90 had The per.
tls trl that WOrrcsfc
and equal sny il thr world.
constantly Supplied vii assortment o. Nr Worcester
Piano and invite s attention % these n snt ~ really superior
Alec. celebrated Meodians consaniyon h,uI
IVA 4 NORRIS. sic Arent VI Main -.
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VrEGINIh CENTHAl. RAILROAD.
WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
E5Sfl, ezS-. 49, RfSx=s e3fSz
syssfrs

wM. a. PARRISH a co. MAIL STAGE LINE
W1afer irrdRgsasesf from Richmond
WATT Sslt-r Sprsy Eecisharg Charleston, IA, g. to
Oli0 Rice.
Daily from Richmond stanton, tri.weeky
stanton Goshen, Mondays wednesday, and
INK Al Gcshen with wv fAERsH 60 : MAJ sage LiHe
corng the triweekly Mall adopted
nce Department. from Rchmond To- the Ohio River.
Cars leave Richmond daily 4 NJ
and arrive In stanton .2InP.
dnnrr snd there connecting
ington, Winchester and Psrkrrshurg Va
Returning the trains leave Staunton A.
Richmond
in full passengers
Southern Roads.
The Virginia Central Railroad completed
to Goshen ~ miles West Of StSunon and laid with Rail a
the with the exception Of about miles, CoronVc
and Sadwrl NILS which being rrlayed with
Rail, aud will H. completed few which whole
road will De la ct order, and Tor sp comfort will
compare with any Railroad Ia the United
jas }. II. TIMBERLAKE, Supt.
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HITCIIfOCK a o,n,,,,N

HITCfSO(k q OSRuEtN.
COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURER
No 2lS Main Street, Richmond Va,
III AVE In store a large OF Inc FASH
II onahlr COACHES CARRIAGES, BUGGlES, N-rl-EsS<
sJLhSfs and HARNESS, suitable
city made Of the best materials, ~
gerr with much which our fri, ana
the public sell such
OF all who favor Us with their patronage.
from long experience hy
ienton hope To merit continuance Orders
h2-ly
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NNTOOI UIPOD.-we have determined 10 of-n.
w nrrton With present iusuess, Wool Dgt, Tor ur
~ Wol the servcss - Mr John
hs.'se. n thr WOODEN Factory his
hrsursa.
an csndrIcd graded each pure
by wants. and ~ COMPLIED ~ hwy
rurr,srs. There grown virria auf.
ffut uuanrty Wool and rrsde stfrscf ne
~ manufacturer lnd deaes 20 market and ue
hopt succeed .siai rood market f0r e Wool grown
loils.
POI partiruisrs rrcullrs CEENstiAw = co.
Gr0rrrs sni Comuission Merchants
Va
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Elicit, WALLER, DREWRY l. co.

no. II PEARL STREET,
RICHMOND VA.
receiving beautiful assortment u
the following Goods, selected Ina Europe,
Engish Prints
Manchester and Scotch Gingharis
Printed Ia Jaconets and Challas
white and Figured Briliant-s
Plain Colored, black and Printed Mousens
do do Prrsians and Challes
Plain Colorci, Black and satin Striped Bareges
Colored CTaped d. Esp4gnes
Jaconet, Barese and Tissue Robes.
Black and Colrred silks
Black Apacas and Italian Cloths
White Cambrlcs, Jaconets and Swiss Musina
Cloths Cassimerr, aud Nesings
Irish Linens, Blay Linens, II jlands Damasks,
Dowlas Linen Ducks. and Drills
GlaErd Csmbrcs Black and Colorcd Cambrics,
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntets, Mitts Threads, Ac
with vary Of other foreign Goods
North CaronA Trade
aud will alsays keep stock Of the hest
American fabrics such Prints Lawns Bsaehed SHEET.
and DlnRs, Denims Cottonadr rpes
O.nahurg Heavy Ducks Bsgngs Kentucky Jeans Twerds Apron
Checks fannels SC, &c.
The facility Afforded by having house
BILE all times 10 on Inducements
generally, equal TO any house In this country
mig ELLETT, WALLER,
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f y nl Il y ,:o / T ! Y r E O.,

+ . II y / 7 . II T.
RItttuOND MAKE.
u8lNfoRD PORTER have this
time, the largest stock Of Richmond &
FURNITURE TO be found Ia the city ~
iure Is superb built by III" best workulvn VA tile -
country, and under the Immediate supervision pruprrors
Who are thoroughly acquainted with TIE business. Splendid
roe- Chairs Byisirads &C. Ac equal made
elsewhere, be had o thin. Their
their stock by sales small people come and
rely blNFORD PORTER for the best Furitu, In
Netnond ~ The most reasonable rates.
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Holm ~. GORDON IlrII STREET, NEAR
- She Exchange Hotel has offers for sale
American Hammered IRON.
English and American rolled
Efiglsh and American hl-terei Steel.
Broad Plough Iron : To- ~ inch
Flat. Round and SQUARE Iron all sizes.
oval. half oval and half
American English and Russia She-t
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Ro-i-. American and SWedea.
American a Swe,irs Horse shoe Iron.
Horse shoes, escorted.
Tin Plate, Pig and BAr Yin.
Sheet Zinc, Splitter and Speler Solder.
Sheathing. BraIiSt's nd Bar Copper.
Shot, Pig and Bar Lead.
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes
McCoruiick's az Palmer Mould Boardsl
Wooden Bucket Hlndc-
Bucket Ears and RveSs, timed and black.
Tin Plates, various
Hardware and Wrapping Paper
Gotten and Hemp Plough Lines.
Sole Leather, good and damaged.
AdSmlutinr
Soaps. fancy and brown
with general assortment Of Groceries uh2
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MEDICAL.
.nronrlRsls Ii si.REh...r.os..

In TITS chapter wln show how
R.bwAfs Chronic Rh.uma
air heen Physicians In scott county Va
skl In vain.
as.ns Rsdsay's Remedies Let Who anic,e
read this advertisement let all
and csiharte Medicine ios- Of Rsd~ays Regulator
hose coserd with Pmp Bochs
with bad hnmors read the rah
RS, R.pwANs RsxosA,Ns Rksolsssr aud RADsAs RSarIA
ross the only rrmees required 10 IN.
pAius the terrible and shtfn dssss-- To keep the
human system In regular aud healthy condition Spring D-.es
RADwAS a Gu.
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HEAD QUAHTEns ron FAspIONA
CLOTHING.
SILVER MEDAL FOR IS5b

TuNE 81 aud strangers Visiting The etv
requested call at the old establishment No i2a corner
% Main and Governor aud
the winter the subscriber has elegant s.ort
ment ~ Grntemens Wearing Apparel surpassed ~ any
house In the city. -
A. eyd Of the superiority ~ his Clothing he awarded
the highest premium u Silver Mea Mechanics Institute or
1885.
Ne constantly hand Of Cloths Cashmere Vest,
ing, &c. With 81 superior
aner ira 81 10 the public good
IN their Communication lie Clothing sssb
and respectfully soe from his old friends md ~ public
generally strictly on the price system ~ sPENCf,
del No. III corner " Main and aovgrnor sts
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NNTINSrON g. POWERS, Grocers, Con1HgfsstoH and
w ForedrdfH0 Merchant, Corner u Cdry and Pearl H.,
constantly hand of Grocers Wines Liquors
and Cigars which they call the attention Of dealers and cepu
fnersR generally az
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6tnNIrAI nI-nm s.rnNE lI,IIs TInIn \.

superior York preference of haf
iosr barrel Tese Mls veil adapted r a
'nF htsttr hNy lui Premium Medal have awarded
g. the Mills and f. 3iour, and almost voum. Of Testimonials
Wsre'ou.e 'nr Four aud Ais i9i Duane New
IH1n.dlfr
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trHEn BETTING AND MACHINE or.
W. ns fu he hest patent stretched leather
Lfce aer ad Lnbcstng Machine OIL shch We Keep com
a,ny m hand aud I'll i manufacturer protrly
dll~d WTysrOy A NtHS
whilst Corner Cary and Pearl -.
BiWL HYE.-we cer P,rieu.f attention ~ rure RIef
sich ~ prnnnunc- unsqlsllei ny md whLty ~
auni ne urefonv h tnoru near oisrs
w oi b. CsHfana orders Hio aant ne
reg4cfe's ofprce Fot ssis ouly "
mhls-u WINSTON POwERs
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MCCHEADY, MOTT a. HHUNDAGE.
I5I MAIDEN LANE,


TRIPLE REFINED CANT'HENE,
81 A 95 Ct, Alcohol and y. p. Rum.
Also Manufacturers and Dealers Va the following articles 81 the best
quality and offered IT tie lowest market priscs.
Burning Fud Spirits Turprnne, Tar Pitch Rosn son and Hard
Turpentne Bright varnh Coal Tar, and Naval s'-es
description. 4 JENSEY. ia.
ja6-eoW3m TIIOS. HETTS. Disfnysr.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE.
las. a. HUNT a DANIEL. H. HUNT
- oeeted themselves under Of HUNT
Harvey, Wood Col
They Wheat, riour Corn
hnds oi poiaee, promising attention all
sgnrnen,s. and quick returns Isi-ts
NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
TuNHE
style OF MCDONALD. SPOTS HARVEY, for purpose
conducting the business
tr-oeny occupied hy Hunt aud
IN OF which
rally Experienced mebers the will their
the sale Of Produce generally and the receiving
goods
The advances consignment long expe-
.onsl ai,enOa, portion Of public ps,onssr
JOHN g MCDONALD,
JAMES q srOrTs.
JOHN D. HARVEY,
jail JOHN q. SPOTS.
RESOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
,psi consent Eher party will the Of the drm
liquidation Indebted to
aud settle their Longer Indulgence cannot Ne
wM y. WARREN,
iAio ". p. PERKINS
NOTICE.
TuNhE undersigned have formed aCOPsnersp under the
and style BURTON GRkkNliow,
Quoting Grccery and Commission business
They ish Streets
recently occupied by VI Garland will
hand Family Wines Liquors,
and ~ give their personal attention to the sale of all produce
trusted a ther care. r. NJ. BURTON,
oc6-ly = q GREfNuOw.
MCDONALD, SPOTS 4 HARVEY,
GROCENS AND cow val SSION MERCHANTS.
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Mr. GARDINER had suffered torurng paths hru
masn, he unable walk without the help Of
29h Of December h. rrst tried the Rrlon the Sisi
walk without aid and free from Lt all crippled
o bed ridden, think OF this.
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UNt.t.ETI q NNDEWSON.
Corner ~ and FrdnEiin
XXTHOLFSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS u French and Amer
w Paper angnEs; Satin 81 and Damask, for Win.
dow Curtains Gm Cords Coos
Lace and Muslin Curtains Hoor aud Table OIL Cloths
and Plush for saias Cured Hair Sofa Springs Twne Tek Mat
tings; window Shades: Curled Hair
Feather Beds Lounges Beds: many
line Of business AL Of which will be- sold
terms and Paper Hanging and Uphoerng puneuay attended
Ia town country.
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NEURALGIA CrRHI

JAcEseS, Miss, Feb. Ia. lisa
Me-sr. Railway Co; few days since bought one dollar
worth Of Railways Ready Relief Tor Neuralgia, and
my as'onishment, 1t gave me almost instant relief
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Union srEAMss.lP COMPANY.

lpICHuOND AND HUSTON line OF ~
III PACKEPS-rhs line the follow sIIS
ssis, aud sails from Boston every saturday &
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 5. a Rogers
MISSIONER. C. c. Rogers.
J. A. ALLEN, obcd Baker, Jr.
COURIER Kelly
CEEirO. W N. Crowci.
L. MCPHERSON, Nickerson.
New J
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MARYLAND LOTTERY.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the two 70 these
the 200 pres will be entitled to the SOC APP
proximstion Prises sxamps ticket No I25o dra
prise tick cts numbered 1i24S i1z4s
1f252 win entitled eioo aRd ssserdns
to the above scheme... ..--
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
the above tickets numbered from
There 2Ooful prizes and 800 Approximations
makingip all l. 900 prizes.
The M rs 70 correspondent with the
bers tickets printed slips of are
with small tin tubes and placed
Glass Wheel.
ed aud snced placed in another wheel Aftsr reySv
the wheels the wheel OF numbers
and At the ssme prize drawn from the other wheel
by boys who blindeded The number and the prize
exhibited to the audience and
the Commissioner the being placed against
This operation isfePeated until all the
The drAwngis then printed and at
the TO
A1r Prizes payable in full, WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
feb2s Baltimore. Nd
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CONDITION 0F~,s -.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
NnNN
OF HARTFORD. CONN,

JANUARY /, 1885,
presented to it's Stock hoidefs end made ont In
ancs With Ne9orx, Ohio. Indiana. niinoas
Sc. s---.-,, ,,,u 2-i sse,.
The name Of she Corporation isilETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY. located at Hartfofae Connectcut.
ne ~. cor,r.nv.ra, szs-ss.
Cash In hand aad'in Phenix Bank. 20 SO. .sss ss
Cash o. n special deposite in PhDnix and
Hartford Banks, on interest. lOOOoV "
Cash in h&nds ef Agents, balances ~
(rood y -. ..,..,.,,,.,,,.,. g.. Isl .ozs o. -
NesN-'' ''''' 20 = -----asIl, ,sss u
Bills Receivable. payable ct Bank...... se,o2S Y
Real Estats. s.uneneumhNEeds..s......... b.lkS %
IL Mortgage Bonds, aod Z per cent. s-s ~
semi-annually IL,VO
g Income Bonds ct. semi-annuelly s1.1
20 State of Va. Bonds prot. % D,zS9
Is State ONO. do do DO 5000
10 .CityW do 8 do do 1o.AO
I6 Milwaukie City do 10 do do 5000
10 Hartford City do do do io.Uoo
Money due the Company secured By
l. Mortgage fs!s ssvSs SS
OO:sarss ssoei nai''oia s4ooa oe
I05 shares Hartford and Providence K.
Il. Stsek. preferred and guaranteed a., -
tO1 :uafss stoeR ~ DVssVA y ~ ESQ 90
$50 shares Conn. River R. r. Stock. Il -
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au1RwOOD HCU5E.

vTNHE subscriber has taken the above house ana mas
entirely rented and refurnshed it, and is prepared
40 entertain the patrons Of the house SATISFACTORY
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned oy
MI Peter Burke and good stock ofhorsesandcar-
The s,abieislarge clean and welllocated, ana gooo
in attendance. Particuarlttenuon
rill be paid to the care OF horses % h %
re and i'm all respects the public Ia lhnd tne ner'
%ocd Hanse a good Hotel. fjys-tf1 J. A. 8YERS.
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ywHHE undersigned offers for sale his tiourr MIL IN tne
town Of GrayYe Illinois. Almost svsrything eonneo-
- ;.h thc Mill is newenzine. Buss. bOlng cloths, ea =
run Of stones with everything in excellent
order and calculated do fine and profitable bust
EeTe Il also connected with the Mil two story
ouse well arrsnged for somtort with the
~ ahouses etc To person desirous Of enbaTkinF
RS of this kind chance here offered which can hn
iSom be had The country surrounding this abound:
kind grain keep the mill
ali IL which obtained at such PriSes ~ 70 MAKE 70
~ the mill very The entire pFnpsry VIA
20 s on snd slns given for part o. IN
nWfssss money 70 make y u
ttD ~ - - srnSises sr5% f'' JOHN RiGALL.
j
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rO.T,ARTNE1RSEHIP.

FySHR nndersigned have this day formed Co-paT Me-
FL; shin under tho style and arm of GEO. FOsTER d o.
Er the r,nsaeton ofa general FOrpardi"g and CtM.
ssiop BGsnesE and have erected tor tnat Purpos9b 80
and Ere Canal and corner of Locust and Dun,
nam ar sets and tho Depot OF the Evansve Aho
~ ,wforIsvilie Railroad, where they viii have ample
yoom and convenient facilities for storing all Klnds OIL
Produce and Merchandise. =.
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, ana "iiiof"ai"
promptly at the lowest rates .,A- -
Thv will vye personal attention to the purchase OF
sale az Produce OF Groceries in this Market ana soc
for the purchase of Sugar and Msasses on tne
one of the firm will be in the South during tne
Winter. -,
- H;,'t.r Aso; mr .rr.,son.go M. w. FOSTER.
nePu"ne P~ GEO. FOSTER,
w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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LIAHILI4IkaAs... .tr-4 - ~ =
Claims Losses and not $f7so os2 4S

tfAs1lIT4Es.s..3 ,re -: a.. =. :.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not ~
The tuA Company presents s patrons the vsfY
increase in Caeh AeSes fer
rther security poiicie be-
market value ct the prefep3 time
depression in the standard OF exs either
paying stock geoS vsiusbe ans eenn
vestnents yielding moderate Interest ana tnsoms ne
the Assets have been valued being
COIN AT INTEREST Besides this solidy the Company eals
to the strength sesurty derives rem its e
syssei Of its having the
presenting united 81 s2ns hl.
TERs which worked for thirty eyen yssr
results stockholders and esklaats Tor snfes
the year 1885 with creator pfssslgS tT
uin than has reashea by really In
surance Corporation. =, a, -..-- s n 49,
jans0-tf AhbEeN O. hALL2S gG--A- x zGSneA-
DR1Fn REEF AND TbRGUEs.-Iooo lbs extEs
sugar dsied Beef so exsfa ssGar eure0 D~ez
Tongues; reed per sss ssaerJ n nsreon at so-7
h,. Corasr MaiR and lst.
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SORENSON,

AL GROCERIES ASp Ll0UON'' SOHNNN
wa AND srS.a EvAESyiLLEv IND.
ywyHR this day formed
,ba nsrnose Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Susus Eavius succeeded the business OF Messrs ANS .
and made additions 70 make
smpste shall be able oher good bargain
FoR CASH any house in Eransvilie or any S m tue
West. SGpENSoM
JAMS .. So
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED AGRICu LTURAL WIRE HOUSE
MILLER. WlNGATE & co.
Kris and Dealers in all kin ds Of FaIW
lN Implements Moving Rea ping and ThSesh-
inT Machres Field Garden Seeds Ev. SIG Main
street opposite Bank Of Lousville, ,Lousvills. Ky.
Sep25-iyW
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WATCH REPAIRING.

xNuH bavinR the above business
in Evaasve. natters himself with the nope tnas NJ,
anA xiii all descriptions OF
viii upon trial be worthy the attention
net uIy resilient citizens e the city
eomurisins the ''circumambieHt VieinAGes'' :,
shop Is st the Post once where ne ean rps
my8 H. n. 0At -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r0 THn CITIXfNs OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
~" KENTI fsKY AND tELtNOLs.

:
wsp SAUNDERS, ctyii Ensihest. having taken up his
tks city OF Evaasyie would respectfully an
sounes citizens Of the soathern psrsoa o.
sasSesions and Estima work Of description aP
artaninr to his profession, viz: Water Mors
x.r5 Raiiwavs PLANK other Roads, the I'M
,roysme at of kivers navig alton purpo'es etc.
Of l.. b. wilson ESQ., Cnlei r'1-
4iaeer Of the New Albany 5,le Railroad Judge a9g
Sf Ind; George Dunn of Bedford. Ind Il
= y;isar II ~ Enginser Of New Albany Ind. and H. g.
,ors Esa Chief Engneer of the B.. l. and G. Straignt
Line Raiir.ad, be seen on apPlication, n4o AZ
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sMNHE removed his Tailoring ESs1an-
20 Seeond street. Immediately opposite the rres
bstsran Church. in the office with Dr. Weoo wnere ne
would be glad all his old ana
Nv would be pleased to serve tnes Win
aSvthiug in lis line such coats vests pants serts
"a ATE the shortest possible notice
or favors he would most
%eonsinaAAsSot ot 'Ae j. L. NELMs.
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NUMBER 2Io.
AGKIcuLTuRAz

AGRICULTURAL.
FWNHE subscriber having received supply Of Ipe
prepared 20 furnish the folio wing afttses
on the ost liberal terms. consisting Of -
Corn Crushers. Thrcshing Mashtnsss Corn Shellers.
No wing Machine Germ Drills. Keeping Maeh1nes
Pic ws, all kinds. Fanning Mtlb. Harrows. 49,
Cutting Boxez,I Cultiyators, Cileular saws.
OK Iokes, Meat Cutters, Log Cha:Ess
and Hoes. Trace Chains Ames' shoy - :
Ames' Spades, Days Shoyelsf Lipineotts Spedsst
Lipneett Grain Shoves Best Cast Steel FORKS aSe
eral assortment of Garden Implemen 49,,
orders Thre5Ang Macbpas e. the srpp4
will be limited to the demand. - -
Hhs THOMAS GkAHX, ARln stLeSb.
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FAIL 1,AMPAIdsNI
HARDWARE Ar WHOLESALE

a NV AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
Il. pass .ines Ss
5oS nS1a a Oh
1ss :dts city hs ,:S q
iry 9{ on .ss May Goods
e a.s sass; ss sR
able d
as aR.ss sai sS sEsfi
Merchants and Traders feeling assured na' ne can
Amona the articles almost comprising his
stock he the following to the tradei cu
kIiy.. S sssr.sS
1899 20 DO DO ssasf saSlf shesGs s9 and Scissors;
100 do Rauors and strSP.; no.n., srv.r.
N al Feaiss and German
Filss aad RasPs s.Ih al, ! linda Indians,
% SDC Is: IS. ssdil sadseas a:.'iss assorted r
500 doHea Butt Hinges. do; a
1850 ieS Ss2:a ss2:s Tsssrs Dasr so:Gsaaa s%l
aSS aSS curry Ge9hs and Horse 5afss;
pair. sss no aa@ EfRf M ss S5i'
do sssyauSsi @s: 1sai 0shsT sTi srans spd
% .asss Pump Chain and Fixtures:
case; japaansd TinT.Ess tsny fully assorted
.s xe
goods viz Rass Ghsss ,as Dss irons o'''p
IS ties XIV K1rss RarEeTs ssG rdH and GUN Trimmings,
carpenters and cooPers Tools SHaRIss g. Wells
: ocsz Main street. q door below Branch Bank.
in .s: sEi % 'Rs Rs.. :sai 81
Maesssat j. Bandone Curling Fluid. Hair GlSss; etc
lshaIponihs Water, Toilet do Florida do Ea oe CoiUSar
Eau Divine de Vemet i"t
ing soft and tat we'll as impartrE
complexion. Extracts for the
Lubn Tooth Powders and Tooth Pastes
"a sss .a ssnsh ii sss
For sale by p It. M ~ I1soil.
| novlS stsIIeess oPPoHleo : ooee-
| wwYMNTes EEAD.-iOo kegs pure TOR sale by
a | N ncva7 ORR. DAbZELL & CO.
FARmERSs HOTEL,
! 1856 CORNER MARKET AND wALSUT STREETS,
ls EVANSVILLE. IND.
hov. aued hotel recently renttsd and
Cor the accom- mmodstion u either regular
The rooms airy and pleasant. and th
t.hie II supped with the best the market ao3rds
YARD-I just sdded TO the Hotel large IN
wagon Yard which invite the e
m la khe country. Every abtcnt,on ~ai ~ P@N'
we tand 10 She safety Of theF sattte ~Nsrrv
j ierms @oseiSsos $50 Proprietor,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14
q. Fl. COOK & SON,
wHOLEsA ALE AND retail. DEAL EEA EN
GKOCERIES & PROV1SAONSS
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. orr aft't. ~.
-:O:--
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT..
First sTRnETl. FIRST DOOR from MAIN.

WETAlL DEP PARTMENT.
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER,
cOOK hsra 70 thank his friends in Evansville and
neghborhood their favors so freely bssowed upon
- s;nce he has been business amongst them ana akSs
his Of introducing hes notice his SON. ME-
6nOK he has taken into partnership from TINS
.nd soIiets for the arm OF T. H. COOK SON:
support literally on hnass
COZ SoR having taken the business premises and
the whole of the stock of Mr. IA iee
thsy will BE- snass9 @ ep se hs fc
s-r and Provision line. e. H O. Son wish epeoiai 70
Of nersons country having preduco
of any kind to dispose Of to their i,S M
on in the Wholesale department., at prices 1se
rsnst en- sure their orders for the future.