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Ernlll hnnHnS.

LouIsyuLE.M March "a Geographic despatch
from Weston, Kansas, says that tie Free state
Officer, were installed at ropeda on the lth inst
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nEsSOE UEEDN--Ehc concern of Miller a
II ELAN is this day dissolved by mutual consent VIM. A.
Miller is alone authorized settle the business of the
Those having claims fganst the will please
present him Immediately for payment those
debted will oblige us by paying early convenicnt
WILLIAM a. MILLER,
February 2lsi ls56. ROBERT ). ELAN.
fuNIlE undersigned will the Grocery and Commits
sion business and the purchase of Wheat the old stand
where he will be pleased wait bis friends and the public
generally VIM A. MILLER
vuNHE subscriber in retiring from the of Miller
Elam his thanks the patronage received at
the friends respectfully socs continuance
of the to the concern Of WIN. A. Miller.
fc 22ts ROBERT 3. ELAN.
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NnVIe ana Fancy

Szr- MOTTO millinery ana Fancy 81 -
s5xs aGOODS.-Ihe undersigned having purchased < "
EfXR r. Henngs entire stock of Goods and taken I'M
va stand formerly occupied by him, woud--~
respectfully ask the liberal patronage of the former
friends customers and the public at large and do pledge
do all in their power to give satisfaction ali
those may them with call We expect keep
style of goods that has always been
predecessor and will endoavour every particular
Keep up the former reputation of the house.
. lorers from the country will be promptly attended
to. j. MATTHIAS g. co
n 5-'s
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SALES BY AUCTION,
BY WM. Il. MosBY. AucrloNrrn.
FUTURE DAYS.



y HkpEN, &r=fhe undersigned on WEDNESDAY the
aho OF Npt st viii oHur tor sale, public auction NJ
NeN MaN. N"eh county, Va the follow Ing property Vi
ihANl ti LAMB, adjoining the estate upon which h.
,es' 'n'ht aheal III acres, oI which about
l4'l''r'' "d the remainder heavily mhorcd admire
ny "u'P''d !" The growth Of Tobacco, Wheat Corn
lh'to az" u" Improvements upon It, Reaching 10 within
lew hundred Yards ut thu Canal to the town of N,v
market whore there's active demand for ool
' oor alone II Is believed could be made pay the pur
chase money ~ - -
Also, several lot Sis AND LOTS, in the town of New
hhNe' httuE a the junction of James River and
fronting upon each an being the only vacant thai are M
heSe lot oUf great Inducements mechanics and others de
o"A "i po'hE ia healthy prosperous accessible VII
ato me Improvements are and desirable, and
paying heavy
Also 10 on y NEGROES, Consisting of men women and
ehuiSu Among them valuable house
farm hands 1husr are sold for M f,ult ,Lat.v and a. I'M
great regret.
Also, a pair ct fine Mules a uumbcf Of Saxanv Marine
e.p s,'ViVd nom the ha,ks OF box y racson, lot
oalii' ABOUT oo eef's Of Seasoned Woods and
porishablo property.
TERMS For the land aud houses fourth in ne.
goNn' paper VOL endorsed payable ~ months
sale and the remainder ia three other payments bond
i' PthA' money Is patda Of the payments
est rue negroes. stock will be sold n of
mounts tS"ahe paper satisfactorily endorsed interest
added FOR all snms under SO, cash viii he required
ma ldd%c'd"9th apl j. Is MUCLELLAND.
IN FRUIT TREES A. AyCTION.-On Sat
aN morning the 10Th inst viii sell Market street
800 FRI II TREES, embracing all the different varieties
VIZ Apples Peaehps Fears Apricots Nocarincs &e.
which are of the best kind aud from the Nursery John Hal
!tllL. lH3 - dll - Il PllElis, Auetr
BY CllAS. L. WORKMAN * co.. AlIcr Rs .
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LA TEST.
Observation-Disclosures AFFAIRS.

CDNGRESSIONAL.--K AFFATKS.
WAsnING1oN, Mar r. iSenate.-Mr. Doug
La, from the Committee on Territories, made
report on the Kansas Affairs 1t reviews all the
affairs Of the territory, recognizes the legality OF
the Kansas Legislature recommends carrying
out the views Of the Presidents special message,
and gives notice that the Committee will ask APP
preparations for maintaining peace and executing
the laws.
Mcssrs Sumner and Seward sharply attacked
the report. and Mr.. Douglass earnestly respond
ell. 1t was ordered to be printed. Mr. Colin
mere submitted majority report.
Uouse.-rhe House debated the Kansas con-
tested election case during most Of tho session
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SECOND DESPATCH.


ADDITIONAL BY TIE ARABIA--TIIE
PEACE CONFERENCE TIE ANGLO
AMERICAN DIFFICULTIEs.-P ROBA.
BILE SIGNS OF THE PAClFlC-RUMORS
FROM RUSSIA.
NEW York, March I2.--Tho Paris Confer
onco has held three meetings, but mono Of its
proceedings suffered to trunspire.
1t is announced that the arnstce 10 the end
of March is no, affecting existing bookades.
Tho general impression is that matters thus
far are progres slng iavorably for peace.
1t is reported that Russia comedies the re-
1ured limitation, but will not abandon her pro-
tectm ate over the Greek Christians.
Tho excitement respecting the American diff
Guilty seems to hc totally extinct
The steamer Edn5urg, from New York, pass
ol, February 9Th, large amount of broken ice
aud saw upon il quantity of broken cabinet
furniture, fine ornamental doors Indies work
box, and other articles such asare common in tho
cabin OF IA first class steamer. The Edlnburg
then five days out.
Russia, the Allies and Sweden continue active
preparations for war.
LATEST.
Alarming rumors have sp,oad that Russia will
start objections which will cause tho Confer
cnce to break up This is regarded, however,
Il "A more stock iohbinE ruSe.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

Mr.. VIM. +. Rice, of Nicholas county, KY
who was passenger on the unfortunate trans
came up on the Petersburg road yesterday and l.,
now stopping in this city. lie called at our Of
flee last evening. and gave some additional lntor-
nation. lie says the cars were running at the
rate of about twenty or twenty-five miles per
hour, and he thinks there were about twenty
persons in the passenger coach. The first init
nation he had of the accident was loud crash.
and the next instant he was PROSTATE on has back
and every other passenger IN the coach heaped
upon him. As soon he could extrlcate hun
self, he proceeded to release the ladies from the
wreck. There being but three,) and then took
young Mem eyer, and conveyed him to place
of safety. He says Mr. n is very seriously in
iured. Mr. Rice says DR.. Williamson face Is
flghtfully cut and bruised. lie thinks at least
forty five minutes elapsed before the entire tram
was consumed.
Young Octavius Cooke was cut from the mail
car and taken out alive, but died IN fifteen MN
utes after he was released, Ills feet ana legs
were very badly burned
w. II. Daughterey, the mail agent, had one
arm burned entirely off up to the elbow, and was
dreadfully blackened and scorehed In other por-
tons of hi, body,
Young Charles Carey, the book agcnt,was also
badly burnt and entirely dead when taken from
the car.
Capt Kilkelly. Messenger for the Adams En-
and some few bones being all that was recovered
These were placed in coffin. and sent to Colds
borouph n G.; where an ailectionate wife and
four interesting children survive the Inflated Ia
ther. go
Mr.. Daughterey leaves a wife and three chill
dren who reside III Norfolk
Young Cooke lost several relatives IN Ports
mouth last summer by the epidenic, and has IL
brother in this city, in the employment OF Mr.
Robert Patterson, who is deeply distressed at me
terrible. and untmely death that has betaIien his
brother.
Miss Rowe had several hundred dollars about
her which was lost, and along with every parti-
Gle of her clothing, that she wore, consumed.
Mr.. Everett, of Nashville, also lost several
hundred dollars in money
The Adams Express Company had very vaIu-
able freipht on the train. Several cases oil watch
es and iewelry, and several thousand uoiiaIs IA
| newly engraved notes for one OF the wilmington.
| Banks. These, however, oud never been signed
and the loss will be triclng.
THE CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT.
| All attribute the accident To the unsoundness
of the tressel bridge. the wood IN many portions
being much decayed. Mr. Rice says gentle
man residing in the vicinity OF MargareltHv!l'e.
stated. ut the scene of the disaster, on Monday ;
that fears relative 20 the safety OF the or'dR"
had been entertained for twelve months past
Hailine and Searching american teSSets-
Instructions to Com. NcCdmey,
WAsuuSGroN March l0.-Accordng to doc
umeuts sent to the Senate to day the lnstrur-
! tions to Com McCauley, commander nt the iom
| Soundron issued in April last after the Spanish
froate Tarrolina had fired into the United States
.iromer FL Dorado, we're to the effect that when
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CERTIFICATE.

NORFOLK, Va, January H. 1856
BY request Of Messrs Rowland Bros, this day attend
opening of Mornings Patent Fireproof Safes
In the fire OF December belonging to Mesrs Ad
ans e. Express and found the papers and contents in
perfect preservation was in our opinion as severe
could be had large four story building entirely
remained the whole time surrounded
y fire and subject heat for forty days before dug
the ruins -
signed GEO |. ANDERSON, c. HALL,
'e WM ID REYNOLDS A. b. MCLEAN
MILES DAVIS, w, w. JACOBS
fully satisfied with the manner In which the above mea'
timed Sa,; presory ed its contents. A.. A. C0WDERN,
Agent Adams u Cos Express.
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Extract from a Norfolk Paper


ADAMS saFEOne of Herrings celebrated tireproof Safes
was Adams Express Office when the building was burned
scai preks remained buried in the rubbish until
Thursday taken out The fire on the occasion
of the hcrcest and when the
chest found lapse of forty days. tcd
by embers glowing brightly. When opened, the paper.
other contained found be sound gener
good condition, thus aordng another proof of the
curty superiority Of these safes The alluded to
be the warehouse of Messrs. Rowland Bros who
for the makers shows clearly the evidences of
of its ncombuble qualities when its exterior
red hot In the burning furnace that roared around it, and
amid the emhers that garod around for hours days aad
weeks.
Herrngs Patent Champion fireproof Safes with Halls
Patent Powder proof Locks, for sale by
:. G. HERRING g. CO,
Nos. 1875. 1877, .139 Water street n. Y.
j. Ii. THOMPSON CO, Agents.
fn LYING
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PROGRESS or rnn PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
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All attribute the accident TO the unsoundnes"
of the tressel bridge. the wood IN many portions
being much decayed. Mr.. Rice says E" gentle
man residing in the vicinity OF Margar,,t>'iie'
stated, at the scene of the disaster'"n iohoay y
thnt fears relative 70 the safety of the bride"
had been entertained for twelve months past.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL Observation-Disclosures arc being
Aaade to hold Sunday School Convention in Richmond
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uOVGussNrs OF OCEAN sTEAHEiss
C.ND,DArEs FOE OFFICE.

~ We are authorized TO announce MATHEW IS NOW
LIS candidate for the Sheriff Of Campbell county,
at the ensuing election. lte-'aSete'o
: q We authorized to announce H. O posS ealai.
a for the Office of sheriff Campbell county AT the ensuing
cl,o,i,,, " lie 23-dNcdr
.sy' We are authorized to announce JOHN /. GOMEZ
for the Office Sheriff of Campbell county at the
ensuing election Jan .o.Se0tc-
a. we are authorized to announce Capt GEORGE w.
LEE candidate the Sherihalty of Canpheii comfy
I5oa,io', ,,a 81, If May Ijan2i eide
ry. wa ara authorised to announce BOOKER I. SMITH
candidate for the office Sheriff of Campbell county at the
,rsning election Ijan u dSct2ad may
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NvEw CONCEKN-The undersigned hive
day entered acopartnershp under the style ana
firm IRBN SAUNDERS for the purpose of ransaetng
wholesale retail Grocery and Commission business and
lately occupied by Messrs Mcdaniel Hurt
a Preston the depot Of the Va Tenn. r. r., where
they will pleased the customers Of the former firms
Of Saunders and Mcdaniel Hurt Preston together
with all others who may favor them with their business
j. J. IRBY
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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uayytEy s6th. fSJi.-s:reat rrduc' II in
81 PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK very larges ok OF
mems thick and ogans Wool SaNony ana soft HATS,
of every color and qualiy-some very cheap.
Ladies black lasting Congress Caters at -
cold al W
80, fIatns tsvlp "A
Also ades Misses and Glndrens Shoes and Shoetees,
B5ots Booces hh Caters Caters Of Cloth Kid and Moroc-
60 hin and thick oes all coiers and qualrs Ladies Plush,
Cashmere and Straw Riding Hats Chdrens fancy Hats and
Caps. - $500, c, H..
from the factories cash consider 1t rare
'" LOUIS J.. ARMISrEAD
Farmers Bank. INuchburE- Va
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arranged TO be supplied regularly by Of the best
Gents Soft Hats of every variety of quality and
style they introduced and styles change Some of
Black Hats opened this week very fine Please
anime them. ma Its 7. SEABUkf.
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u
PRESSA fine lot of Cloth Basnczs Goats just reeois
ed. Also Cashmere Goats Just opened direct from orr ulahu
factory; and trpck Goats, style; Velvet Ntstgs
Trimmings Just received Cloths tnssmcrcs and Vest
ings all in the finest manner. Shirts and
Collars received from the factory direct Call aud
what bargains ! will sall for the cash.
7. W. RONSTDN,
f.lts ga = S,p8 llfp q 1pttr
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MISCELL ANGUS.
HOT COFFEE.

narol as they will be, and served uty the ladies' the
so fishes win be- deiecaJis.
suEs-see the advertisement ofland, townlos negroes
and other valuable property to be sold the 9h April at New
MARKET Nelson county.
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A-Ew afsea' y. q. SUGAR AND UOsAS
ma Its IRBY & SAUNDERS
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Decline in BreIdsiuDs.
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n ADDE'S MISSES. CHIIDREN.-l opened

- PICTORIAL, organs Pulmoric Waters, Hastng
syrnp Nuptha Mrs Garners asom of Liverwort Leonard
Instant Relief Peas oarhound Candy, Jaynes Expeotorant
Gum Arabic Lozenges, &e., &c. For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY
hr,,ura
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- time aud health should purchase one OF these Machines
Tbe are smpe In construction, not easily out of ADJUST
mont handled Nth the work done Is
strong and the saving of labor immense,
STABLER JONES
,,o Jrcts Grover Baker Co
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HpOsEP0NE NENF.-st il wiih regret thnf
q have 10 announce that my Distribution Enterprise
the I'D OF February. Tn unusual ai Hess
has prevented me from seeing and settling with
As shah iN another
lay not later than about August which time the
drawing will certainly take place the tickets called and
and should the sale of tickets justify
in doing shall Tx upon earlier day, as am anxious
the drawing take place at the earliest possible time
JESSE 4. HOPKINS
f. l51Sctlst au Liberty. Va.
SAYassiRDy Riss sEED.-~0 bushels
prime Orchard Grass received aud for sale By
ANDERSON, ADAMS a co,
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VA-NoTiCEIn taking charge Of the above establish
mont wond respectfully solicit continuance Of the
the Hotel and to friends ask them to
rail- aud My table shall always DO spread with all tho
ee the The servants all attentive Tho
shall have the best attention thrt am mas
win that tho ladies' who pntronizs the Hotel
shall wish graod all ask share OF bus
The house furnished in the very best style and To-
Gated In a quiet part city Omnibus will always bo
the deron, dcpos TO attend rnstomcrsto carry them
aud fro JOSEPH l.. CARRINGTON,
Nv 3odscts Proprietor
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NEW YORN BAKERYl

On First opposite the Post Office.
fNT undersigned after long experience in the busn
= in the city New York in which eli heis aekuowl
edged have superior in the management of we'll
pointed bakery, would respectfully announces:
That he is tuy prepared to furnish Ill kinds of bread
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenus etc. eithera
wholesale retail
Weddings private parties balls private families WILDE
SUPPLE nften desired with everything fresh from the
at the shortest notice.
superior article OF Graham and brown breadsalwGysOn
hand
Tas will devote exclusive
y his business which shall be executedn vie
be surpassed by any one y2I J @. GAUNT
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THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods large Of Watches. j ewel-
ry Clocks &c. formerly G. Gos7en, wouldresrect
fully Evansville and vicinity that he
will the the old stand. be-
Main Locust and would he harry 70 wait on al
who will him W call promising give satisfaction
sale The will he sold at small advance
first cost. REFERENCE 70 F5RaER PRICES
and all goods warranted as represented.
re- All kin Of Watches and time pieces repaired in the
ion2I-tf CHAS BARNUM.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder

Let the AkhAIcEeO AGeseu and PONDER.
Niufallihle remedy for Scrofua, King evil Rheuma-
Face Bio ches Boils Agae and
Eyes Ringworu letter. Seald Head Enlargement
ofthe Bones and oints Stubborn Ulcers phs-
Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints all Diseases
arising from uutcious of Mercury, Tmprudence
Life or fnIpurity of the Blood
Blood is patients from
United States who testify daily to
kable performed by the greatest Of all medicnes
"OARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia. RheU-
masm, Sorofula Eruptons the Skin, Liver Disease,
Fevers Ulcers Old Affections the Kidneys; Dise7s
TIE aud Joints speedily fight by using this
For all diseases Blood ethin has yet found
to witht 1t cleanses the system Of all impurities,
gently efficiently the liver and kidneys strength
ems Digestion gives the stomach makes the skin
clear healthy the constitution by
broken by the excuses OF youth to its pr
itiYc vigor and strength.
the mparably better than all the Cos
used. few doses of GATHERS SPANISH VI *
will all ofcempexon bring the roses
mantng the check give elasticity heste and improve
medicines ever heardof.
The number certificates which have received
from Persons all of the United States the best
evidence that there numbug about The press hotel
keepers magistrates physicians and public men we'll Known
all add their to the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call and Circular and Almanac, and read
the wonderful this of all medicines has
performed.
None genuine unless4igned e. BEERS. Propri-
etors Pearl street. Richmond Va vino all orders
forsu Aplies aud Agencies must be addressed.
For sale by liaIlock & Stoddard. Evansville; Haock
Parmenter, Princeton; O. H. CLARK, Fincennes and by
dealersiR medicines generally. augs
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WHOLEsALE DRY GOODS.

WMTE have hand of the nplete and de-
NV sifable stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
to be foundin the Western Market which offer all cash
time buyers remarkably low rates.
have been selected with great care quality
price. willing duplicate the bills regular
house of the mountains. Our in part
the following articles:
Brown and heached musins cloths oassmeres
prints Gnseys Innings silks sans vevets vesng
carpets ca5hmeres coburgs alpacas de lanes hats
bonnets ribbons umbrellas seamless Rags shaws satohe
30. &c.
Together with large assortment OF Notions of all
from Yankee clock cambria needle Also large stock
of
Ts WELL MADE CLOTHING.
rot expressly for trade entire salts
factioH Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing for showing goods and little the cheap
est for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH
Main street. I'd door above State Bank.
ep2S Evansville. IND.
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DIS. istsAY & BENNINGTON

D ESP aCTFULLY inforu the citizens Evangv1s
"a its vicinity that they have formed partnor5hp the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having aen actively engaged in the profession
ter eeutly aud become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent TO this climate they hope their experience
will entitle them n share of public patronage
Their office snn Firsr between Main Locust op
pose the Post Oce where eithel both them may
consulted unless absent on protest. onal business.
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SINCE MESSRS. ALTERING 4 BRUMMER HAVE
y ease the OLD Corner stand Water under the
Journal Once and allied OVERLOOKING with the largest
and latest 55ves Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nsbig etc. and sell astpnlBhingiy low the
ALLIES HAVE COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
Mems and B0y<' readymadc Clothing
Hats Gaps Trunks together the
Gentle Dress Goods and TaoTs Furnishing Goods
brought this city Their facilities for purchasing and
nacturng superior ether house in the city
which them at all times MI al orders with tie best
osocd5 the best bargains Country and city
public generally respectfully invited call and
their New Stock Reduced Prices before purehs
elsewheru. dec1S-tf
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.IOFIN Il. EEFaNp

JOHN e EEEaNEg
7 a r Y TU BE.TC.
A T the EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms, Fos-
n Buildings, will attend drawing up Deeds Mort
aud all other writing entrusted to him.
NHOICE RRARnS CT FLOUR.-We have on hands
" the following brands of Flour:
Brueeville Mills (extra); Woodberry Mills:
Patoka do do; Orange
brakes Creek 10; Clay co. do
Which and sell cheap any city
and delivered s-cd charge.
aug12 VTCEFRY & JOHNSON.
MOOR MATS AND .EUGGS.-
~ 6 balesass d g Mats;
IS doz do common to fancy Jute ats;
DO do do Manila do
10 Cocoa do;
30 do Fancy Wool dos
10 Jute Rugrs:
do Mauilla
do do SchenelIe Rugs; for sale low by
sep22 z. H. COOK SON.
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- 81 ERR E2TEEE
PRINCE q co IS WELO nEON

PRINCE & co IS EEEEO DE0NS,
It'll divided swell, secured by letters pat
n - tent. May 23d 1855.
= n II Il ri By this swell, solo passages may
Y i ube played with the full power OF t. :ystru-
while the is soft aud subdued Here
MelodeOns made Prince e Co., Will be fur
nished with this attach without xtra charge.
Prince could realize handsome fortune by
posing orgts but they prefer
their instruments, 1t only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing Of 49,
u lest
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NET HOLES ALE AND RETAIL Gn0CEE AED
W PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET CLt-1u-
dersgned would pectGuy inform his friends public
Of Evansville and vicinity that having hased the
ofthe Senior partner in the late firm Of j. Il " Reilly
tends carry the Grocery and Produce
stand. He embraces this opportunity Of returning thanks
pasfavors and intends effort inertia aOctnu
an of the ie20-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.