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GERMAN. FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN
NCY GO DDS.
TIVE subscriber would respectfully call 81
L the attention of his patrons and the ~ y
public 10 his increased facilities for obtain. CT
ing the finest goods in his line direct from Europe
through the agency Of Jobbcrs to the trade
alone. However great may he the effort of others
to approach to ''our Representatives, we are re-
solved that no dealer shall excel our stock in any
particular. determined HAT We will give full
satisfaction to all. whic is not-n our view of the
cnse-inpossbe. Respectfully then We ask your
attention to our
VIM. BiXOn's Celebrated London Watches.
These accurate time-keepcrs, supported by the
British Admiralty, stand alone as the best Watches
in the world. Each Watch is accompanied by
ii genuine certificate from the manufacturers which
Guarantees it ''To KEEP TIME TO THE SATISFACTION
Or THE rrRCHASER,n or the watch to bu returned
through hea agent to the manufacturer. Also the
only GENUINE
Joseph johnson Liverpool Watches.
The very celebrated watches direct from the
manufactures of
X. L. Cowderoy. London, T. F. Cooper. London
tieo. John Bold, Liver John Bold ST., Liver
pool. pool % Jewels,
Henry Taylor, Liverpool. Jno. Tclbury & Co..
James Graham, Liverpool,
George Chadwick, North John Ilougnton, Liver
wym nR' Io "%%'ls' NJ. j. G'"! Tobias 4 Co..
VIM Read u Son, Liv Liverpool,
crpool, VIM. Robinson, Liver
pool, &c. &c, &c.
We have the Chronometcr, duplex, and Lever
Watches Of all the above celebrated max crs cased
in all the latest styles. We also case to order and
nave engraved ON the eases any design furnished
us, without any additional cost. We would also
respcspcctfully ask the attention Of the Ladie t.,
our stock OF finc
French and Swiss Watches,
From the celebrated manufactures of
James Nardin, Perret, A. Plon Geneva,
Locle, lIuma'hey peyticu, Lo-
james Corovosier, Gle Suisse
II A. Favre. locle, j. X N. Nornman, Zine
lie Roy Fills, QIyer's cnnmclled)
DuRoD Paris, Montandou Frercs
llugcnin Ncullimin, Lo- A. L. Agassis, Geneva,
clio, &C., &c, &c.
SILTERW.ARE.
Our Silvorwnre is all made of the purest silver
large stock of all the various styles constantly
ON hand We also make to order ut the shortest
notice, any article that we may not have
We also kept very large stock OF fine Jewelry
consisting of Coral Mosaic, Cameo, Jet and plain
gold, of every style and suited to all tastes
PLATED-WARE.
Tea sets, Casters Trays, Cake Baskets, Goblcts.
Cups, Fruit Stands. &c.
Fine French Marble Clocks, Parinn Marble
Figures, Fine Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Toilet Boxes
We are always pleased to show our goods to
those who may favor us with II call. ..
GEORGE ELLIOTT,
No, OF Market ST., between Third and Fourth,
May II, 56. Wilmington, Dol.
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ADAMS s. STAGEIseS
Saving Fund Clothing House,

UWIIDLESALE AND RETAIL.T
No. 222 Market Street, hud door beior IN 81,
DliILADELPIIIA.-W Where can always he found
l. Il large stock of ll-scccted. handsomely cut
and superior-made CLOTHING, which we are
prepared to SELL AT THE Very LOWEST RATES
FoH CASH.
As we buy exclusively for Cash we feel war
ranted in promising to furnish good article of
Clothing ms low rs any house in the city Our
stock is unsurpassed. t-y'Cal, examine and be
satisfied. Il. II. ADAMS
TIlEO. H. STAiERS
IvSA full assortment of uncut goods always on
hand, which will be made to orler in superior
style at the shortest notice. Abril 5-Iy
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-, TIV VIII supply WI0iH HChlItl-
fully finished for Signs (roadv packed for shin.
ment,l at "a hours notice. ,5@Or lcrs promptly
executed June l6, So
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DAPEh BAGS, for Glocel, use, from to 10 lbs
for sale by L, i. MAY.
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LETTERS BY STEAM.
SIGNS! SIGNS!

AT tho U. S. STEAM
CARVED and BLOCKED
LETTER EMPORIUM. No
81 SourH TninD STREET.
Philadelphia, where every
variety Of House and Sign
Painting. Draining, Glazing
Gliding. Browning. &c.. is
neatly executed. VIM. C.
MURPHY has on hand the
largest and best assortment
of CARVED BLOCK LET
TIERS in the United States.
lie can supply them bcauti-
ms. (readv packed for shin.
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TIN ROOFING.

CARPENTERS, BUILDERS. and the u II b
~ lie generally, arc informed that we are
prepared to do Tin Roofing. Guttcripg and
Spouting, in the best manner and on tho
lowest terms. STAPLES X CANTWELL
Elkton, May %, 1866.
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ELKrON STOVE HOUSE.

DECEIVED this week large and superior lot
~ OF Cooking Stoves comprising in part the
10; Golden Cook No Z. s, o and 10; iIobe Air
tight Cook No T. s and 0; Cooks Fayorie No q
and s. Complete Cook No 6. and s; Republic.
No 4 and Q; warranted to give satisfaction -
Persons in want Of cooking stoves Will do well by
giving MS call. STAPLES h CANTWELL =
n. b. per cent off for cash Iapr 5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-30

An ENe11sH TRA1r.-Bayard Taylor, in a
recent letter from Europe, gives the following
amusing illustration Of the sturdy independ-
encc of John Bull. He says:
On landing at Dieppe 1 had specimen of
English independence which contrasted very
strongly with this Gallo trait. The night
was warm, and l went into the refreshment
room at the station to get bottle of lemonade
yazeus While it was being openedj a solid,
midde-aged Englishman standing near me,
said: "Do you need more than half bottle,
sir? | want d little with my brandy l shared
it with him, and the bottle having been paid
for in advance was moving away, when he call
ed after me. "How much must pay!' "No-
thing" Ianswered; "there was more than I
needed, and had already paid for it." "Sir,"
said he, fiercely II take nothing from nobody;
am in the habit of paying for what get"
"But l." 1 replied, fam not in the habit of
dealing in soda water" and so left him. but he
immediately called the garcon, and satisfied
his independence by paying over the price of
half bottle.
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FANNY FERN ON DREss.-It is my opinion.
after all that is said, that woman dress much
more with an eye to their own sex, than to
the other. What man, unless he be dry
goods merchant, knows whether a woman
wears Honiton or cotton lace? What man
else, knows the value Of the dainty handker-
chiefs with which ladies so osteutatiously
polish their pretty noses? What man else.
knows, or cares to know. the value of the
camel's hair shawl. spread so carefully over
their shoulders? By the rood!-not one
But the delighted peacock possessor rejoices
that every feminine eye which rests upon its
computes it's value to a fraction. Yes-wo-
men dress much more for each others eye,
than men! | never knew man, whose opin
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ion was worth asking, who did not prefer to
prefer to see pretty woman (and imagine
the most demure of 'em don't look long at any
otherD unostentatiously and modestly dress
ed; and | never saw pretty woman who did
not look prettier in her plainest home dress
than in her most elaborate adornments. But
alas! for plain home e-dresses-where are they?
Where is the pretty de laine, aud neat calico,
none too good for little climbing feet (now
fashion banished)? Echo answers WhereP
NJ Y. Ledger.
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EAR. KANE,s ARCTIC EXPEnlTION-For sal
MV by nOv2n DOBELL & LISTER.
TONES WON9T no

yHEY did do give mrorarv relief and
they will 1t is becatse they touch the
is the poison called Miasma Malaria
Neuraze this poison by its NATURAL and all dis
is this antidote to Malaria
peri cy haE mess medicine The certificate
ted chemist. II. Chiffon. of New York effect
tached every bottles therefore if it does good
n harm.
This said Quinine Arsenic or any
tonic in existence their the
feel perfectly we'll single moment illustration
truths annex from
from Physician;
JAS A. RHODES Es5-DearSir Yours 81 inst at
hand. The Cure arrived late last the difficulty
getting try it greatly increased
with the public being better than
KIN wing that the remedy they
taking Quinine. con tanned the drug itself!
THIS remedy (knOwn as Smiths Tonie' would nvari-
ably but it did would
return with renewed Vigor Thi Circumstance deemed
If could institute
it and your CURE. The following is the result:
Three persons ock your Cure all which were cases
Quotidian Intermittent Fever - standing
missing chill bntt in all cases slowly wear
ing them the foundation
maladies didsucceed eectirg radical all
OF these with remedy and they have
chill since. In all three of these the Smith
had been used and would before stated bleak the ci
but after period or two had elapsed it would
think there will be difficulty giving to voul
Cure the vantage ground of other remedy
here. &C., &c. WILLIAM BUcKNER NJ. d.
RHODES FEVER and CUE CURE ANTIDoTE TO MALARIA
the only harmless remedy in existence equally
PREVENTIVE CURE.' Takeit wbenyou feel the chill
coming on. and you will never have a single one.
- JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor. Providence. R. l.
Wholesale Agents, st. Louis, H. BLAKsLEY; Chicago
BARCLAY Bros.
For sale in Evansville by HALLoCK & STnD4RD
WOOLSEY g. SAWYER.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO..
| And Druggists Generally. jeI1-3mw
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NND RED COMFORTS,

A J. 6oLBURN CO.. keep constantly hand and
"a MANUFACTURE to ORDER all kinds and sizes MAT
which guarantee Of the best qnalty Also
Bedding of all kinds Jenny lind Mattresses, Shuck Moss
and Cotton Mattresses Hair and Spring Mattresses; Bed
Comforts of all sizes Feather Hair Moss ard tton Pill
lows. Pillow Slips Sheets &c. All wishing the above
retail at low prices please call
fore purchasing elsewhere store NAterstreet
door to Canal Bank. Evansville, Ind. noyIs
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rHE LONG NIGHTS ARE COMING

d Nj the make than short. is to visit Thomas
"A Billiard Saloon TSnll's Head on Main street.
ATTENTION.
during the day csmbin" both exercise
nd ~ Thomas Rowlng Alev. Bulbs Head.
RITI.I'S HEAD HOTEL
VIM D. THOMAS in returning thanks for past patron
wishes 10 sy that 20 receive Boardcr by
day week month His accommodations are Arst rate
and will pEd the comfort OF his guests
The bar supplied with liquors OF the best quality
snsc;ous WaSgon ard attached oct24
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THE MORAL AND MATERIAL ADVANCE OF
THE UNITED STATEs.--Mr. Gullardet, formerly
the able editor Of French paper in New York,
and for ten years past the conductor of one of
the ablest Partisan Journals has recently been
in this country; and after describing the won
derful changes in eight years, since his last
visit, ne puts the significant interrogatory,
have the United States made as much moral as
material progress? This is a question have
asked myself; and, contemplating the wonders
Of American industry l regret to be constrain-
ed to answer it in the negative. 1t was but
twenty or thirty, nay only fifteen years ago
that one would often meet men of severe NOR
ais and sterling integrity, who seemed to have
inherited the virtues of their Puritan ances-
tors. They lived in an unpreteuding dwell
ing; their furniture was plain; then the man
was the most attractive feature of the picture.
Now it is the frame! The houses are gilt, but
the minds are rude and unpublished; and one is
painfully struck with the contrast frequently
presented between the mansion and its occu-
pant. On observing the American hotels
caraUansari sparkling with all the luxuries
of the East and inhabited by travellers from
Kansas or California, who spit upon the car
pets or extend their muddy boots over the
slken furniture, one is reminded Of old
Bucher sleeping spurred and booted in the
Imperial bed of Saint Cloud.
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
REFIN MEN T.

MNVERY one of the will he OHnd we'll adj
IA to of the immense quanti-
ties Of Goods arrived the well known Store of
VIM. LOeWeuthaI & Co..
Corner of streets Having assortment and
Goods the variety fstyles c"lOrs
and shades also in quantity quality and thing
which we or any other hibed take par"u
Measure to friends and in Evansville
and vicinity give call We extend invitation IN
to the assnrinZ them that article
ripable under the Of Dry Goods FIN roideres
fSiss Frcnch and Seoteh) Fancy Goods Mani1las White
Good Of every ,ription Shaws Millinery aud Straw
floods IN the richest choice aud most varied
We are fully convinced that satisfy the
expeeta6ns satisfy claim respecting
taste In Cloting ofesery kind and
can fashion color quality.
and the piece goods Come and convince yourselves
mh3l Wh. LOEW ENtHAL y CO
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city All goods of the latest styles
own selection. Every be suited Gentlemen
wanting article OF wearing APPAREL have his order
promptly answered have the best of werkmen and
work will found in inferior that the
nable ishmen in the larger cities
oct2s- If d. s. ANDERSON.
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SR0 Rags extra Family Flour;
SSVH 2nhushels fresh Corn Meal;
5000 lbs Bran; on hand and fersslr ny -
sep25 HERSHBERGER CARSON
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KEEN & PRESTON

AVE aiving their Fall and Winter stock
ing every variety of merchandise they
have usually keDt.
the trade the largest and best selected stock we
have ever STYLES suburb and prices low
merchan ought visit this market this Fall without
examining stock it peaure to shaw "nr choice
lection goods whether he net will leave
better riot the fact Of the great beauty Of
the various styles ations of rich colors
display best American manufactures will make him
feel p-ouder of his country. - . ,,,.,>~,
senf KEEN Il PREST'N
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SSUNDRIEG.- kbIs Gloves:
"a 60h ground Alispice. Cipunman and Gloves;
< gross Mexican Mustang Linment!
6 do Perry Dtyis' Pain Killer; < cases Sardues;
octa7 ~ PRESTON BROS
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NEW Fall GoODS

TENHE Subscribers in recent Of their SIMPLY
Fall and Winter BOOTS aud SHOES. select ed for tn
ct country trade embracing variety &nd qnat
Of Man' an1 Chdren's wear to whet they cal
the attention of the public, MckEA w tiIo;
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CAsrEROtL.
TENNEYA sORENsON.

hbls and half bbIs No cold presfod. superior 81
- novi e,i'e A'"'' maui HALLoCK sToDDARD.
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n .ETTEH AND CAP PAPER 100 Rsans for sale b
Rov24 3. L. GILBERT co.
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AT IS0SEys,S
sT. CHARLES HOTEL,

PORTLAND KY.
TFTHE this newly erected and admi-
raby adapted HOTEL takes pie in announcing to
the public generally especially arriving
departing Portland Wharf this house is
petey furnished and ready the Guests
Every Furniture bedding and indeed the building
fitted with articles expressly manufactured
for the house. .
CHARLES is immediately at the landing
principal shipping poa for LOUISVILLE where nearly
first arrive and FROM whence they de-
West and South this house affords convenience
and comfort the traveller heretofore notexPerenced at
this point, -.
It shall be the the Proprietor of this
Establishment liberal share public patron
age intends deserve IT. The House with its
shady and general convent
unsurpassed transient house 1t hall be kept
HotelacBng ofthe essentials OF such
IN establishment. -,
Mr. W. REDDING we'll known to the travelling public.
from long connection with Hotels in Louisville Is
gagged will the general house
v3G III W, W OW EN-. Proprietor.
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EVANSVILLE. IND. TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 80, 1856.
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
I. O. WHEELER. A.. l.. ROBINSON
WHEELER &ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNCELoRs AT LAW,
(SuccessoTs 10 Ing1e, Wheeler & lglehart.)
General Land and Collecting Agency, Office on Sd ST.
Opposite the HeU Court House B4iLding, near
N.B.-H. Q. Wheeler Notary Public mh1
ASA 1GLEHARr.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Successor to Ingle, WheeIer& igieha; Real Estate
vi,,nratice Law in the Circuit Courts Vanderburgh
and the adjoining counties Office overtime Canal BANK
Evansville, Ia ,'epl4-I!
HEOr.EsTS TSS.JOHNSON, =.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND RIAL ESTATE AGENT.
Frstst Bfays sbuildiags, nearly the
SorARr pEbEfG HhHe1 H9D fy1TSfo 1tsTfoE OF PEACE.
xw71LL ud to ooecting securing claims South
w Eastern illinois, and all othet business appertalnlng
Refer W. 7. rage, Esq. Cashier Cana Bank Evans
ville Ind. apzI-W
ts,A Ac HE1nANE DAVID HERMANN
I.&D. HEEMANN,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES * PRODUCE,
qUzENswARE, LIQUORS. q &c., MAIN STREET.
DOORS ABOVE sECc D, EVANSVILLE. IND
iansl ~
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
ALL KINDS or PRODUCE,
VineeRHes, Ind.
Particular attention paid forwarding and Receiving.
oct3l-tf
CITY HOTEL,
WATER BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EpdRsptlLe, Ind
oct, WM. H. BoICOURT, Proprietor.
mo- oGns, I,GUTRE s TTTisT CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
New oRLKANs.LA.
Lberalcash advances win be made oil consign
rGEG6fEAu, HARRrs6x & VALE, St. Lou mo.
w. f. BRowxE q Co., Vincennes, Ia.
PExEpIcT 81 WILLIAMS, GRANVILLE, Ill,
OiR1LEY e. Co., Evansville. Ia
p P1so6eRrr So 5eqvrT Bpos. Mt Ia Idecqs-1y
JOIN. J.. AGf9aEA,SyP.ER EARf$S,+
themselves in the practice
ofla viii attend e all esntded to them One
HOusf to give OF bust
Evansville. Nov. 9. ls5f.-1y
PRINTER,S JOB PAPERS.
NIxGx d GOODMAN.
Noe. IT and 10 wall ST., Cin nGimmati, o.,
ApERS. Gapds. Gard sheets Black and ociored inks
''F1iIssi Fac T9isE YfRfics
nnonuy WI. X .EE MGGTEW' HSTsNx pue11o
s al GS
AN A my25
An BOXES Prime W. r. Cheese. inst tired red by SOW
nv decis q H COOK Il SON.
NHssENCE COFFEE.-15 gross Essence Coffee Just
EL reed by decl3 u. H. CooA q SON'
SN6A HALF chests Young Tyson Tea;
0kdB2 do do Cunpnwder dOi
IL do Imperial do.
10 do DO Choice Black do; -
l.. 10 and Is lbs asso rted TSS: ust rec eV
eE RAGS Eastern Rio Coffee, choice and prim inst
n eE rec,dby deoIS 2. H. COOK Il SON.
NUACKEREI.. HERRING ANDsAIN0N.-
VA % bb No Magkere % SSs IN, NJ ~ N9eSs6 SG
10 10 do do do do do do 90; 90: Z i53 a. 90 90 90 do
10 ~ do do Herring: 100 hxs scaled No Herring;
1Okitts do Maekerei; 10 kits do 2Miekerei
10 40 do 3 do: do do salmon;
10 do do Tongues aud Sounds inst reed and fer
sale by dec12 Il. H. JUN oo-''
an FRAIIs Prime new Dates: 90 Sultan RAsins;
/ . 5 GO bxs Layers and NJ. r. Rsisins;
York by deciS z. #. COOK SON
! sN BBLS EPSON Salts hhls Alum;
i - 40 FIonr Sulpher; do Pearl Sage;
], &A do Tanioca: do Rath Brick. reed per
r,ilro,S bv noV22 z. II. COOK SON.
Il N 81 noy22 2. II. COOK SON.
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
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PINE LUMBER AND sHINGI Es,

D Fl, BENNETT would respectfully to the
Evansville surrounding country that he
havng engaged the manufacture of Lumber for
choice article of his manufae-
opened Yard Carpenter street Kratz &
Foundry and prepared 70 sell Wholesale
retail cheaper than before ofersdn this city.
els 1rdIr
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SECOND PURCHASE

0F Fall and Winter Dry Goods just received. and now
" EMBlCH,S Dry Good Store. Main street three
His is Cheap for Cash. call
ycu large ofgoods for little
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+, NEW BUILDINGS, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
BRANCH BAHE.
HAVING taken one of the block of
rev buildings on Main street n ear Water
~ am now ready to receive calls from old
and new customers. Offering them the
richest qualities of goods ever opened in
Evansville fol Gentlemen's wear. and
being ready to make them up by order
in the most FASH enable styles and war
ranted to tit. Among my new goods inst
received. will be found the FINEST
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, RICH
- EST VELVET, SATIN AND SIL K
- VESrINGS, ever offered for sale in this
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% n SIDES Horse Leather;
epU 30 doz Sheep Skins for sale by ]. FLEMING.
nova Main st., opposite the old Bank.
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RRJ j. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock of
" Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell few
call the of the public,
particularly physician. and merehan coming this city
to make this assortment which Will be
stantly receiving Eastern CITIES and
which will sold low terms Re afforded bv
other establishment West. No g. Washington Block
Buildings sep293
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J. BURTES & J. FLEMING.
NWYHOLESALE and retail dealers in Leather. Hides
~ Flour White Lime Main streetopposte old State
Bank. sep26
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yHoLEsALE DEALERS GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. CORNER
VINE SITS. EvAN7yILLE. IND.
YENHE have this day formed
he doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
succeeded the business OF Messrs As
purchased their stock and made additions TO make
shall be able 70 offer as good hargain
CASH any house in Evansville or city IN the
Vest. II .; LENN y "a
jams o. oOR1LNoO+N-
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$500 IN GIFTS
DISTRIBUTED IN EQUAL PROPORTIONS

WwYITH every and 81 25 Books sold
w 81 The Gifts consist Of Gold and Silver
pencils gold locket gold rings gold
drops redcues. penkniyes
Sc &C. Any sending order for 10 books VIII he
ntled to gift Orders from the country
prompt attention and will be seat by mail
exrress with dispatch.
Also Mrs Stoves new novel 'Dred." 2 vols gift.
above. j. s. ANDREWS, $40 Nassau st.
New York City.
to odd -3u1
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,

Az bought and taken the formerly
1H occupied by Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions to their
stock with for future supplies as ustea
us in promising the citizens Evansville and vicinity
variety articles Of Family Groceries
city Being determined exertion TO
give satisfaction all hope receive liberal pat
Give as trial Goods delivered free of charge
mhI3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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