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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-11

DOwAGIAC. Mich. March IL. 1856.
A. RHODES Esq: Dear sir;-As took your med,eine
tatin reported by three brothers
who live n this place, and fair specimen
ofallI have IT ceiyed.
W s. CoYKLIN hal taken nine bottles of Chris
Balsa continually down while usin
and liver Congested that degree that
blood discharged from mouth and bowels, SO that all
thought it impossible live through another chill
did all they could for but thought must
die Nothing did good until got Rhodes Fever and
which of the pain and at
pain head and wels and produced
in a short time
H. NJ CoNKLIN says'I had been taking medicine of as
have and taken quant
quinin specifics without good result from z5n
December But seeing how nicely operated
brother bottle of Rhodes Fever and Ague cure
effected permanent by using two-tnirds OF
N 60 was OF here but both the other brother
both the day peedy from the same
small quantity. and might SO specify -,r,-1,co~y
Yours with respect, A. Ill HY
The ITSELF Good proof it of no yet
number of like certificates have al
ready published and the still Create amount that Is contn
One thing more year occasion 80 cutiOn the
Public in these words:--
Il notice one firm taken of general
with brazen impudence send their pamphlet win
excama ton Let the proprietor OF any other
saw much if he dares - 80.
take pleasure in saying the Caution referred to
the DR. Chrise's Ague Basan that mentioneo
the above certificate.
ing to trash all that publish about my Fever
and Antidots to Malaria except the Clrtih
Gates Certificate of the celebrated Cbem
CHARACTER, which attached TO every bottle
These always distinguish medicine from
imitation. Jas. a. hhoD6H, Ioplie13r;
For sale in Evansville by HALLoCK & sTODARD.
KRGLE R. re EsssLE Y" 4 CO..
! Dru1gists Genarally. -3misv
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D my5 ORR. DALZELL & co.
COALf COAIfI

ENHE Bediam Coal Company of Evansville nd offer
III for the delivery of Four Thousand Bushels Coal
daily either at the river side eppostehe Mines or at the
wharf at Evansville.
quality being undoubtedly the best the
Ohio is we'll worth the attention of Steamers which
receiving freight Evansville would time
by coaling there.
uisville Journal and st. Louis Intelligencer
month, and len bill to this Office. mvle-tM
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a MoNG the olseever.es has made In
its en- and eAen nroloDs shs term Of hsnsR
t6an sbis eontrnton ef to the besiins
vast trial its virtues hrougheus this broad country has
yet can SO surely SOn1 and cure the
erto swept from midst thousands and thousands every
SS there nov to believe
the most dangerous affections the lungs Our
Us 70 Sou Ss "
and refer tnIther enquiry American almanac which
free wherein full and nspusable or
oftoeof Trans oratiOn. awrsns R. R. Aug 1885,
has from of maiisnaat sesris
hn child: .
Pectcrali California. in the winter issO soIeEs
my little boy. gays him tssspconfa every srs.
S the o ins b @
days use. he able to drink Without pain.
= ssslssS
deepest gratitude prompts in addressing you these lines
lam yi s. P SA Il srf Ca s respect
rnSs SS sseSn 5 Soo
here has greater demand other cough remedy
% f
that giving the money. and
Please send me further supply and Ssiisys me
p s. Almost number of certificates be sen. you
II! Ou wish it.
Windsor, O. W. June 26. 1859.
Dr. j. @. AVER Sir-This may certify that have used
s ST .
time if had not. IL has cured of sfeeos
of the lungs and DO not convictions whoa
tell you 1t is prioslsss remedy. ,,
f'1f B. very e. s SssBfifREly A..orn., .. n.~
WNksbarre Pa. September %. 1850.
Or. j. @. AVER. My dear Sir-Your medicine IL much
by those who have used 1t h
ton ssuch to insure and main tain its reputation, nys
raby for pulmonary Affections de Of
OHAS. STREATER. ID. D.
PREPARED BY. -n
J MES C.. A Y E r,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, LOWELL. hAss
SOLD PY ~-.r. 80
Keller. Fsrnsley & Co., Evansville, Ind,
Iagre & Crawford Owensyille;
Hallock & Parmter, Princeton;
G. b. Bingham, Patoka;
W. J. Whiting, Cynthiana;
J f. Jaquess & Co., Poseyviiil
Messrs Gardiner at Blairsville and WadssvilleJ
Williams and Robertson. West Franklin:
Dr. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson. Mt. Vermont
Hudspeth 4 Bro. Boonville;
Bowers Sargent. Newburgh;
Adams a. Campbell. Petersburgh;
Fred Eekstein. Cincinnati, o.. and alldruggists.
COKE AND COAL TAR.
LII wishing TO buy Coke Coal Tar Of the Gas
IN Company requested to call at the office of the
Locust between lat and I'd streets and cash
advancc hereafter coke will be delivered the
myi q. @. KEATS. Prss't.
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WELKY! JEWELRYV

gHNHE would respectfully
of Evansville and Vicinity. that he has just reeeiT ed
and receiving and large Jewery
all kinds direct from New York to which he would ask
attention of those DESTROYS purchasing His goods all
and latest styles and will be sold cash
lowest possible prices.
All kinds of Watches and pieces repaired in work
manner at reasonable charges and work
ed. CHAS. BARN UNI,
On First three doors below the Postoce at the
stand formerly occupied by G. Goshen.
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HUMAN LIFE SAVED.

SITTER CANDLES.-ls Of full weight Star Candles
e REQ "a and sale by my20 J. w. IL S. VICKERY.
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IS. ALECK. CRAIG.
SPRING STOCK.
HAYES, CRAIG 81 co.
FINE WALL PAPERs-UPHOTsTE WO

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
- ment First street large of Wall PAPERS
tlities to the finest gded comprising
thing the beautiful description IN this line. They
also everything apperainng upholstery and
chairs &c. Superior style. Having ENLARGED
accommodate increased business.
prepared receive and show thema
large ock and ow prices. ap29-tf
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r. A. FAHNESTOCK d CO.,
Corner w God and First sts., Pitts burg
IMPORTERS Al ERs IN
Drugs Medicines Chemicals Dye Stufs Paints. iueed OIL
Varuishes Window Glass, Glassware. Surgical IN
struments. Lard Oil. Turpentine Patent Medi-
cines, Perfumery. Brushes. Alcohol,
Tanners Oil, Sperm Oil Whale
Oil. and Spices.
MANUFACTURERS OF
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LII d eFI,
wwTE have ON hand and offer sale 800 tons OF MBITE
Nv LEAP in packages 25 100 30 300 sno oOo ls
be full weight strlcuJ pure anu
unsurpassed by any in quality: ph;.dalnbi. d.
in New ork ano q
take advantage changes in the market we are
sell Drugs &c. for cash or to Prompt ume oh az
faborat'a terms as Eastern iobbing heuses
~ y = Srsni.b affections, mhl2-3mw
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C85SC&A s2Ga


HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
WEAVING opened o exclusively for the sale cigar
invite the dealers in this article and in
to call and examine
teusivs STOCK consisting of the most desirsbabrsnds
Cigars, u SO 500 ip box shall
keep constantly excellent hand and VIII
sell them prices The attention of Bar and hotel
politely having always superior brands
to suit their trade hand. H. ANSFACHBR.
Corner Frsaad Sycamore Streets nearly opposite bemens
& Yiele and Preston Bros my2
NEW LIGHT 9N THE SUBJECT.
EH AVING my Tailoring establishments to Main st..
n opposite the Court House, would invite the gan
temen inspection of stock thss
theEnO insisting of French Eng
Cloths Doeskns and of every
price, Silk and Liner Vesngs suitable tOr
the all any of which will make TO order
and the reasonable prices for cash.
There having goods if they can't be sold Call
round Ii can can only say iiAe DAass
IN m Vi 'Ai' "" "'U'' DAVID o'NEIL.
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S1c.oo, WORTH DE DITCHING.

SIC,O0) WOKTH l Uf cO,ns1C ,a.0r0,.,.a
Of last Legislature of Kentucky have about
o9 arth of dtchng be done through their lands in
n;on county which they will cash. soon as the
~ - done and make advances equafto so cent on
done tn after the second month the work
20 July and be finished in December
nat The land shown and full particulars given by
anplyinz l. Churchill Geo. Henshaw. Dr. j. D Ames
OF Payne living the land. to Clerk OF the
Board Morganfeld, KY. a,x,,
ap24-2m dAw WILLIS u ho"hHe'
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TO CONTfRACTORS

the 10th of June for the grading and paving with
ter mark next Water street travelled Water
be made of lime stone 70 inches deep laid gravel and
feet wide at the top thar ton Of the river 'front.' from
Payments be secured by lien the Wharf Ten
qadate the saG
s9s SfS go to the d %
interest and principal the whole amount q principal and
from the c mpletion of said Wharf u,xcoov NJ.
Henderson. KY. May 20. 1885. my23 2wd
RRILIIANTEs;- Briiiiantins reed o.day and
y for sale By By = spl4 - - J. ". & S. vioKERY.
g %2ss choice Butter # G6SK
u I. quality. Feo'd from New York by coor GOV
"a BROWN sHEETING.--
so do Sea Island Brown Cotton:
'a s1 b as m.i $4 .,lIss f fo1,, CO..
HEOsIERY dO5 assorted Hose and Half Hose reed
nv2i - - 80 JAMES Low & 60.
MCKINNEY * COOKE,
WATEE STnEET nETwEEs MAIN AND LOCUST STREETS
cheap anta fine sets op
Collars Ce%ize Undersleeves and the best and fnest
They nvite speedy CALI from ali the Evansville
PSrehns promise to ssi an a
tice in their house at the lowest cash prices Come
CLARET wINE-l0o boxes in store ard for sale y
~ ap2t PRESTON BROS.
XLEs $50 ssss Buggy aid Wagon ass; TT ialS
R%TTING;aIOO bales Nc. rec this day and
sis.Ss: ca IN so 's' na'on' challenge
my2l I. & d. HERMANN.
wGG6BPETss OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGs:
stock the a5oVe na@e a atoies as 70 ns
which we will sell very low for cash. myr-am
REALs cotton rope; reals Hemp rorei
y aPso ~ % q e. p II COOK sSFSi; sun tGss'
SaRESH NJ HOUSE,
r'Ormerly Farmers, Hotel,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
STRANGERS visiting the city will always find good ac-
commodatiOns aud receive the attic on at this
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
Of desirable Mourning Prsss s Sed
reod this day is sts s5 sale Ry -
o tbs ~ am
~, that ,HOeOF ~
NGILsH ah To II I 9HIL Tn, out,.
and for sale shy BY anu JAMES Low s co.
my29 AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
Hams steamer RGTR EsSd and G5
THEY CAN'T BE REAT!
VERY FINE SUMNER SOFT HATS
VHNHE best. lishtest and shsdtd Soft Hats that
my2s vAUTTER & MARooNN1ER. Main street.
HT FsH s5d sG 1:. ro ws sss
i WOOD! WO0D!!
HICKORY and Ash Wood for sale by the singlelOad
IN larger quantities. Leave orders at
:, j. W. & S. VICKERY'S
my2S Family Main
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY
of EVANSVILLE Indiana.
OFFICE ON WATER BETWEEN MAIN Ann SYCAMORE sTREETs
TENHIS Company Will take risks Buildings. Stocks o
n Merchandise and other property against FIRE. also oil
and generally against the perils of tn
sea. rivers and inland transportation.
-DIRECTO Rs
JNo 9. HOPKINS, +. BABCoCK, s. HALL.
g. MAGHEE. JNO. INGLE, JR, II. D. ALLIs.
WIN. BROWN. G. VIELE. R. BARNES.
JOHN S. HOP KINS, Pres't.
WIN. T. PAGE, Sec'y. my24 3m
/ NEW SPRING MILLINERY.
81 us BARKER has just received large assortment
H2 millinery. consisting of NepoitsA, Silk and Stra
= Evansville and vicinity F. r. BARKER,
mh3i irsts betweep Main and Locust
XNlLLOW WARE.-l5 doz fancy and common Bias
Wv ke doS Clothes Baskets; doE Chidreas hifh an
lew Chairs together with of Willo
and wood Ware. for sale o W prices
VI apps j. W. 81 S. VICKERY.
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sGPGTGH IN.1
Clerks say they have bought Goods then
lVE will be able sell the Now
der avoid the like have given them nsruc
tons sell the Goods at much less than usual low
To and all others who bargains Dry
Goods would respectfully is your time
in.' S, EMBTCH
ap12 Main street, three doors below Second.
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al sails Nv s z GIL BERT & CO..
r1vlI Sye neaI Water.
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i NOTICE.
NERs NJ. DoNALDso> would respectfully inform the
s.
of Second Oak long expert
e9ss in Dress making and Bleaching and doing
work neat and reasonable invite share of the public
Tins undersigned would that finished hs
large and s ''S'saHiSi 81 P' GAVE.v
pleased to give prompt and careful attention
that IN az be entrusted TO him
The patronage therefore Of the Meroan Shippers
aPs-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL.
PRE- Seems At to sSasFs their business.
M M vSa w iGS 1sa, sT at
goods and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere m2m
EOFFEk $50 bags prime received per A. L. shOtweIl
nyS GEO. FOSTER & co.
ORDERS for Wood left at E. E. WHEELER's, will
" be promptly filled. ap7-3m2wsn
PABH wAGONs.-1E dog fancy enameled top cabs;
willow ea' TfT SRfSqs d%Rs9S
MEDICAL.
W HnKkALL Eclectic Physoia9 tenders his
med cine Obstetrics Office Main
pg % Mo n Do IN 'A' ounce %yI-sm
RICH ESAlkE n a. as T. M lls X BILE
aad %sis
OF snf sn
call before purchasing still adhere
Sew y MahSs sell six aP
broderes trimmings hid and finish silk
gloves p9rasols. sbaw briliants de LANES
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses and children shoes
and In article line has rival
point style and quality all goods have been
New York. from of the first and
therefore enabled complete with house in this
any Western city.
Again say give a call and we will sell goods
tonishing low prices. apis R0SER BRO q FREY.
ID 10 COFFEE-5O reed per Antel,re sale by
~. dee3I s. y. GTLBFpT& co. Syc. near Water.
EpANDY.-25 doz pure Catawba brandy for sale by
Id my3 1. & d. HERMANN.
wv II. CHEESE.-35 boxes W. R. Cheese reed per
~ Q Ohio. for sale by my12 j. W. & s. VICKERY.
HpATTING. &C.-25 bales No. 2 Batting;
Id 20 Bonnet Board IS Wrapping Paper reed
per Rainbow by N.Y. 2. H. COOK & son.
1856. SPRING STOCK. 1856.
HAYES, CRAIG g. co.
Louisville KY and I73 alter
ST., New York.
NE have in aud in daily receipt of the
complete goods in their line found in
any ,blishment West of New York City We now
selling shall eontinue Indiana Merchants and
articles be bought in of the Eastern markets
We examin on of stock convincing proof
Of our assertion. apl5-5m
FINE WALL PAPERS-UPHOISTE WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT received at their establish
from common gu gded pr;sing
thing beautiful description IN this line They
everything apperainng upholstery. and
chairs soas &C., in Superior style Having Just ENLARGED
prepared to receive and show them
larges ock and low prices. ap29-H
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NEW SPRING MILLINERY.

NEW SPRING NsELINERY.
% ISS BARKER has just received large assortment Of
1t2 millinery consisting of NepoitsA, Silk and Straw
to which she calls of the Ladie5o
Evansville and vicinity. F. r. BARKER,
mh3. First street. between Main and Locust.
WNTILLOW WARE.-I5 doz fancy and common Bas-
Wv kets; doz Clothes Baskets; Children hifh and
lew Chars together with general of Willow
and wood Ware for sale at usual low prices.
apps j. W. & S. VICKERY.
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g. L. SrUG SsTISURGEs * BROTHER,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 2s Broadway Franklin and ash street
O3,bIt-iyd ST. L0UTS BIO.
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Nv 10 bags or more, 70 cent less than The above
NJ The clover generally, wheretwO prices
forfull packages and the higher for
SIN all wholesale.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-17
THE BILL OF PEACE.

Judge Douglas has introduced the following
bill in Congress for the purpose Of settling the
difficulties ia Kansas. Who can oajeet to it!
Read il:
"MF. Douglass, from the committee on Ter
%ri;otieS, TO which wasIeferted the various bills
relative 10 affairs in Kansas, made a volumni-
Gus report on the subject. 1t contains an
elaborate argument in favor Of the new bill
accompanying the report, which provides for
the appointment OF five Commissioners, TO be
selected by The President from different sec.
lions Of the Union TO represent fairly all poll
iical parties. They shall take 4 census of all
the legal voters in the Territory, and make a
fair apportionment of delegates TO be elected
by each county, 10 form q constitution and in.
Sillute q State government. When the oppor.
tionmeutslall be made The Commissioners are
to remain in Session,eveTy day, except Sunday,
Of The place most convenient for The inhabi-
lanlS Of said Territory to hear oil complaints,
examine Witnesses, and correct all errors in
suiG liSt of voters, which list shall be previ-
ously printed and generally circulated through
the Territory, and posted in at least three Of
the most public places OF each election Chs
,rict; and so soon as oil the errors have been
Illus COIIeCleu III Sdlh ilolSI tuS commissioners
are requt sted 10 cause a correct list OF The
legal voters TO be printed, and copies furnish
ed 10 each Judge Of election, TO be put up al
the places of voting, and circulated in every
county in the Territory be fore the day o~felec-
tiOn-no person TO be allowed TO vote whose
name does not appear on the list as q legal vo-
;er; the election for delegates 10 take place on
the day of the Presidential election, and the
Convention TO assemble on the first Monday
in December TO decide, first, whether il be eX-
pedient for KanSas 10 come into The Union al
that time, and if so decided, to proceed to form
a Constitution and Stale government, which
shall be OF republican form. Kansas then 10
be admitted under such Constitution on an
equal footing with the original States. The
bill provides further, that no law shall be en-
forced in the Territory infringing the liberty
of speech, or OF the press, or the hight OF the
peonle to bear arms, &c. 1t also provides
punishment Tor illegal voting. or fraud and Vi
olence OF elections, and authorizes The use 0
the military fer that purpose. The main point
is, that the persons designated by the census
as the present inhabitants of the Territory, shall
decide all points in dispute at a fair election,
without fraud or violence, or any other impro-
per influence. All the white male inhahitant
over 81 years of age are TO be allowed 10 vote,
if they have resided in the Territory three
months previous TO the day Of election, and nc
other test shall be required; and no oath tc
support the Fugitive Slave Law or any Other
law, nor any other condition Whatever
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-17
REnEEnLENCE.

We do not think O person can evlnce a more
benevolent trail of character than being NOV
ed at the distress and suffering Of Others, and
~furhermore, anxious 10 do all IN their power
TO alleviate by every possible means human
suffering. In this view Of the case, we do
not know how the humane aud benevolen,
can do an action more in accordance with their
Pbllanthr1pic views, than by calling the atten-
ton Of their afflicted friends md acqnalntan-
Ger 10 The fact, that Or. SETH S. HANcB, OF los
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd, has discov-
cred a preparation, which is put up in the form
OF a pill, tina; has a specific action for curing
Epilepsy, or falling fits, Spdsms, clamps, and
III forms of nervous diseases. Among those
who have been permanently cured, we might
mention a member Of the family OF james IT,.
Beadle, Huntsville, Alabama; 1rM p Sledge,
Cabin Point, Surry county, Va, and Mr.. w.
Ligian, Grenade, Mississippi. We might go
on enumeGating o number Of Others, until we
had entirely filled up this column'of our paper
but we think We have said sufficient to salts
fly every person thai the subject under con-
sideration is one of vital importance TO every
one. Reader! if you are a well man or wo-
man, and have no need Of a remedy, perhaps
you know some persJn who is not equally
blessed as y~ourself, if so, cut out this notice
and send It to him or her. 1t will cost you
but title trouble, and probably it will make
you instrumental in curing some poor, ufflict-
ed mortal Of that dreadful visitation, Epilepsy
or falling sickness.
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are a
specific for all notifications Of nervous dis
ease. Price, So per box; TWO boxes Tor So;
twelve boxes for sd. Persons enclosing q re-
mittance will have the Pills sent them through
the mail, on its receipt. We have given his
address above.
lime O6--tp-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-17
An 0verwhelitins Reply.

In The course Of an able, and whitening. re.
Duke 10 the oft-refuted ISLANDERS in regard to
The federalism of Mr.. Buchanan, the New
York Day Book says:
"Now, the truth is, Mr.. Bnchonan never
was q iederaliSl in the true sense Of that term.
A federaliSt was an opposef oGthe war ofl3l2;
Mr.. Buchanan supported the war by his own
good sword. Mr.. Buchanan WIS elected TO
Congress the FIST time in 1920, and as a sup
porter Of Mr.. MonrOe's administration; yet MS
this administration was supported by HE fed.
eTalisiS, the Clinton ians, aud democrats, if
gives his enemies q chance 10 say that lie was
a federalist. The true way to determine what
he was is 10 60 ID the record. Did he support
federal or wing fleasi res? Did he favor a
ri riot or liberal construction OF the consiilu-
ton? BY their fruits ye shall know lhem.-
Now almost the first speech (anG a most able
que il was) which Mr.. Buchanan made OF the
floor OF Congress was in opposition 10 a bank
1upl. law. IT, tue speech he showed its inius
lice 10 the laborin1 classes, and lis wrong in
granting special privileges 10 the few.
"Upoii dtllst Questions his record is equally
democratic. Party lines then were not drawn.
The old federal party had lorsaken its princi-
pies, and made prelentions to the EZRA Of good
feeling as II was called. When, however,
Mr.. Monroe drew the line in his celebrated
ftiessage upon internal Improvements, and in
the enunciation Of the Monroe doctrine, the
goats soon separated from the sheep. The for
mer all OF once became national republicans
md Mr.. Clay ch3grined and disappointed idih-
ed them. Where was MIR. Bdch6nan all
through this2 Did he go or after The strange
gods ofthe republican party, like SO many pre-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-17
EATON BOOK BRIBERY.

j i @S Via EJNiEO0
Beck Binders & Bla1k Book Manufacturers.
HAVING fitted up our establishment on Main
llStrcet, over the Preble County Bank. we are
prepared to doall kinds ofBINDlNG, unsurpass-
ed for beauty; elegance and durability.
Width --latest improved machinery we have
facilities for doing our work BETTER and CHEAP
Err than any other establishment in the country.
We have on hand a superior assortment Of Blank
Paper from the best makers, to which we invite
the attention of all wanting Blank Books, made
to order.
County Records, Bank Books, & Blank Books
Of every variety, with or without printed heads
Ruled to any pattern and Bound in q manner;
that for strength and durability, cannot be ex.
celled.
Music, MAGAZINES, LAW Books, NEWSPAPERS,
SCRAP Books. PAMPHLETS, &c. &c, bound in the
strongest and best manner.
BY punctuality, and strict attention. 10 business,
we hope to merit. aod secure a liberal patronage.
Give us a call. 7. HARDY.
Eaton Feb. 2I.-tf G.. HARDY.