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ConsrnItfges do not despair tl yonhaye tried AYERs
cusnaY made by Of the best medical
chemists In the world aud all bespeak the
high merits OF ts yirtaes.-f NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Bday receiving and opening large additions to hlsfe
sli IA been oieFed 70 tie pubts
call and see
sssid ~ 8. AVERY
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YELLOW EEYER.

CHARLEsroN. SEPT g. The Board of Health
report deaths FROM fever during the past p
hours. 7if
NEw YoAg, SsnT. Cone new case of yellow
fever occurred at Governors; Island sinee yester
siay noon, but no deaths. One new case report
ed 1t Fort sriilton and two at Military Hospital,
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SEE q s. us!
Echt Hollaadsch Kruidsa Bittsrs.

1Ssg AIRS have since ,e atfoducton Of this
u valuable medicine into the United States During this
time It has gaihed iivefsat popallftg a Remsdy
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Trade Safe IN otice.
COLES VOYAGE 0F lsIFE.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -sfANtopps9o1D AGE
4ah 5sl4 Pour line Ene1ayifes.
Prom tho Originals, NJ the SpINGEER 1SSTITUrEIJ
Il s1oeag 4f9cttes, 6usliAt D. AnsurEs Principal
ssEEAT INAsIsIONALf WORK,
of hYeNrsrs an oE
piAtes 15S28s Paper 1855
$50 Sc peeets Gu plain
paper, so.
10 this Itself
silent, beautiful. and itistrtelise
10 and grand oSal Lesson
snl1duing eninE, puSit ypx jnspirng
To All OF the the most eS
GIN Arr this country has rfotu eed.
The the TRA TO this
voFkt In view Of lis and
TEsiis most .fAYoRAiitS-
PRosftcTus Of sV5pP. yo, containing ful desef4p
ton OF the 81 te hiEnett
from our most and best ay-
creaited gupaEs OF essf nFsant ilss.nd Hun
Morse, Greene, Cnnnhss Rev ipetoEs AiexAnder,
Hawks. Bethune. Bellows SealNlfys Adams Tyng II B.
SInitl and Thops Hon. EWnrf Eyeretf Hon sieofse
Bancroft Hon e. Q. Ferplaneki toge her with HE VOICE
OF THE PRESS OF this city aisS otshs
psap authority
TEIE LONDON al 10 uRSgAL
VIII be upon the receipt two stamps. or
The Trades 70 Agents. " four dolaIS per
hundreds
The Engraving, boxed nat, 10 avoid injury rolling,
10 Express the cost and ye sets VIII,
on satisfactory order. be sent 70 extra
charge Tor boxing and cartage.
Frames nj the and boxed for
cIFeelas q sie Insta-
$500 rs Ilgr. "A. r. WOLFF,
ar IA N
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PoVYder ! PoWde,

It r. REILLY has IN ma \ good supply
LII sUlD1lt1 EnpefIof lld f1ofIin4 TN canni
t1 f1r and Elcl he pI IN etheT 81
ne a11y o. 1lnsle ioq as L h had IA he
Railroad and otels llpe Ia4ge quantities,
VII Do rsli "a ealI.
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81 a N5fIIf
AS on hand, and = manual turing end receive ~,
Ing, one % the largest assortinentsof
- Hats ana Caps ~
and coior1 use, all Of
hitch viii 5 sold u the lowest rates..
Il. fasds 10 order ~ Tie shafleat Iollce
s. AVERY, Main ST, Nos. Ife and If8,
spiOsH WheeiIpgs Va
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BY EXPRESS,
Z ID GLOVES, IN. Fhite and colorl. all EfEe1:
n Hotnet i.ibhpas-Ieztrec.1t F
ny27 HEIEKELL sFEARIgdEH.
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HAzLET0N & BR0THERsl s
- 81 LA NO EsS0iRIs{
10 . q y MA N u F "A GTU n HRS /.
Mo- 400 Gen ire at ~ Yorn,
yTTHEREmay DO found superior assortment Of Piano
Plain and Cases, nom to IN
octayes, OF the best auterds and "a by dsn-
gsed artists WIN be sold the most
reasonable and TO stand any clinate
Orders from tie 5yOEap attended TO- and each
Piano 70 give perfect satisfaction If mot So
Piano be 70 retundin the aud
freight. - 8
Asths Great Exhibtien pAiaee, Nss York.
for tho superior their Piano Rortes, which
tested In I6tt Tone, and Of 1tne,
0ttiGte1t NORRIS, OF Must
cal IstJuB11lks JULIIBN, MAX AIARETzEf W. II.
FRY, r. sSWIILiS TsRIsFEIDT, z siEIGNENs EafEIIUS
GIlA0 DWIGHT jury HitStcut GEO.
p. BR1sTUW, Seeretdrg0n HhStcIk Lasfftnients.
I-dAtVfV
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oFFfCE AND RESIDHNCE-North -west
corner Of Quincy and Fifth saeete,
near the Catholic Church
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xix FEUoIf lld9sS EsIR cllsS1LEAEA.
LAlf6E assoffnent reeeiyed tins dayf eetnpeisnk
" y great TnTiefy Of all and
Nos. l4e and i4s - 81, ~ eelii,ss We.
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CAuTIOM

hat Is tue use o. nbottle
bloom and the skin alet yel-
W. siekiy color, to bes tifni qoFid eosnplesiens
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
1n aARRELs the beet brands in store and for sae
III ~ very ''''''s ii REILLY.
49, - rfIOBukN MADDEN
fof,ss 48Malnss
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r WILL by me different grades Or WOOL delivered AZ my
i sfere, No Isl market square
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tas-9 EH0HBRS Z HADDES.st3
TUCK EIslS Pa TENT sSPlITlS 6Sla
BIB ID.
IAlt ch-41e and best
ysatsdi fos llle a nc esEp ss1Fss 40 I21
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KID GLOVE q EANiER.
POTICA0 Nj AINIE.

FTNHE and beant OF ornnmentlng the slmplelt
II GlassYessel TO RESEMBLE the FINEST OHtNk
sHR ccsE creating an lninense excitement.
Ladies' alike With thia delht
occupation Achaste and elegant amusement for Chill
dte and teste for grace IN design
and In the Of eolnrs The whole Art
can be perfectly acquired In honr. Book Of Insrrc
nsepafaey 81 Boxes vasesi Book and
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SELLING OEsIf AT COST
NJ l. ODYSSEY Is selling o. bis Boots; Sh1tE trunks
~ Waists lc- a. Cal II naFSzius.
wa
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Asr4Ma an pHrIII I;:I6i' AND pRoNoHIrIs.


49, i57fs WEST MANCHESTER Pa. Feb = 1855.
EiR: cnlERy Is performias sllous
cures In this section II has relieved several IRON
ing symptoms OF on md is now q man
who has Affection OF lungs for the last
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80 sf4sr7 al9H5fl lr@-N
EIAHING sold the Saddle Harness, and Trunk Manu-
Ii featuring partof my shall devote myself
present. the saddlery, Hardware and
Coach Minimizing business the change much more
and and being the only In this
city, eelusyeIy m Business, and from my long expefl
in, With busness,
Ihope 70 be able render entire satisfaction all who Will
iayor me win their Very thankful for liberal
custom heretofore me, soelt aeentnaanee
Of the same h h II sd a 90 JOHN KNeTE, u
aug 2-Sm sts ~ 3 X Old stand. 15s Main Street:
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Bonnet Boxes

% l0z. I1anef Boxes NholEIale and reiaIiat
a. FISHERS
Book ard Fak4ess store,
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CANDIDATES.

Ed-Wc afe authorized the of SAMU Ell
KIRKPATRICK = candidate for the office of County
Commissioner at the ensuing October election. aug2O
Mr. SASDERs:-You will please announce my name
candidate of County Treasurer the ensuing
October election. yS JOHN GREER
Mr. SASDERs-Sir: You will please announce my namc
candidate for the office Of County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 WM IT, CHANDLER
Mr. SASDERs:-Please announce my candidate
Becorder Vauderburgh County at the ensuing Fall
election the decision of the DEMOCRATIC Conyen
tom. my27 JUN FARhEI.L,
H. SANDERS. ESQ Please announce my nsme as can
didate for the Yanderbugh Circuit Cour
at the ensuing October election. - .
myl74 LOUIS kiCdTER-
EpIroR JoURSAL-I am candidate the Office OF Sheriff
INVITE NJ. HOLDEN.
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Dan Sullivans Interview with Gov. Willard
We think political campaigns should be
spiccd up with fun occasionally to tighten the
hard work, just as political speeches tell the
better by the aid ola broad anecdote. With
this idea prominent we shall give touch OF
Wizards "experience' hereabouts. After his
his rampant speech at Apollo Hall last Friday,
he took his leave before Judge Morton's final
reply, and started out. At the door he met
Dan Sullivan. Everybody in this region
knows Dan Dan held out his hand in pat
ronizing manner to Willard and said:
"Mister Govner-an' how is yer health?'
The Governor shook hands warmly, think
ing nc had met an Irish constituent.
"Govner Willard" said Dan, fits Gods
truth I've got to tell ye, and ye're Welcome
to it,
"Well, +" said Willard, ''talk it out, my man."
"Ive jist heard yer spache, and ye're
CRATE spaker-but, Goy'ner, | think ye told
domned sight more lies than truths, and ye'er
the manest liar l ever did see.'
The It. Governor left Dan and walked down
to Drew's Hotel, where he was soon shaking
hands with new corners. Just then Dan step
ped up. took squint at the crowd, and then
held out his hand to Willard.
can hows yer health no,o, Mister Gov'ner?
} Dent We know ne?''
}, "Well-yes-guess have seen you before. y
!, "Well, Govner,' said Dan, don't We re-
; member that thrip in the cars took wild We,
Z when Dan drank upall yer whisky"
The Governor, to crafty him, said he recol-
= lected something of the sort. -.s assoc
"Arrah, and yer swate boy for reminder
ing said Dan-"now I'll tell We how it was
I, and it's truth livery bit OF it," and Dan looked
: graciously at the crowd, winked his larboard
2 eye, and proceeded. aye see | was travlln
: over this botheren railroad, thumpin' up anc
t down, and all the time among the big franks
: and thnr thrumpery, and the road was dusty
e and the wither was hot, an Dan, Nv course, go
dhry. Jist then the Gov'ner kim in wild
e friend from the cabin, fshed out iv his poke
c bottle iv the rale crather an hip!--they
: takes dhrink, an not more'n half the STUFF
c was left, scarcely big eye-opener, say half
pint. See I-Misther, and may be its we
drap ye will give a boy as is dhry and slapy
r He didn't look much as iv he could spare we
d drap, for faith he looked dhrier an meself, al
ter he had wetted his whistle, but bless We
eyes he finally hands it over widout word
an as if he was givin' up his ainly child. An
n here's yer good health, phase yer honor, SEE
1 an l ups wild the bottle, an downs wild tn
- crather, an hands it back dhry as powdhe
~ flask. lie looks at the bottle, an then at ye
= humble sarvint, an SEE he-Faith. did We i've
: see the likes o. thot? It's all right, SEE !, 70
amt We Gov'ner Willard? Yis, SEE he,
e. dhrawin' o. himsilf up, Then, SEE lit is al
right, for did'n We pledge yer blasted dir
throat ye wouldn't touch drap O. the crathe
10 till afther the election, an wasn't putin tn
in temptation out o. yer way?'' Dan winked t
" the crowd again in great good humor, pate
ht 'the Gov'ner'' on the back, and sat himse
down in an arm chair the lion of the crowd.
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Judge Morton's dog = and Bill smikss' dog


We learn that Morton fused up' Willard
even worse at Princeton than he did here
There must be some mist Ike in this, although
our information comes from an excellent
source. We do not think it possible for j udge
Morton or any other man to demolish Willard
more eifcctually than he was torn to pieces
and thrown to the winls here. We wonder
.if he won't soon weary Of following Judge
Morton around this region? If he continues
the game he will soon be like Bill Smikes' dog.
"You see,'' said Bill relating the story to a
friend, ''that dog lo0uM follow me everywhere
Scratch, you know, was an ugly, ill-natured,
scurvy, flea bitten pup, and it was no honor to
me, nor no special delight to him, inasmuch as
! kept licking him, that he followed me- But
wherever ! went, here was Scratch. / stoned
him, thrashed him, maued him--but here was
Scratch. If wasn't always "up to scratch"
Scratch was up to me. Finally, one day, got so
everlasting mad, for Scratch was covered with
mud and dirtied everything he touched, and
even uglier and meaner than he had any right
to be-that knocked him down with club,
Brooksized him completely left him for dead,
and cut off his tail out of pure spite. Now,
Jim, when l got about mile along that road,
heard a humping behind, looked around, and
what dye 'spose l saw?''
Don no, }" said Jim, ''p'raps the ghost Of that
dog" ss,,.,..,sv-,.
mo SIGH thing replied Bill smikes, in a
despairing tone-''it was that internal dog
tail, and mighty scurvy looking tail at that,
bouncing along and wagging itself from one side
of the road to the other, and still folIerin of
me-" so1
So we think there will soon be nothing left
but Wizards tail following Judge Morton.
and a mighty scurvy looking tail at that as the
Judge has killed all the rest fhim.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.


UP"Every mother should have box in the house
handy in of accidents to the children"
Redding's Russia SalVe.
is Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recommended by physicians. 1t is a sure and speedy
cure for Burns. Piles Boils Corns, Feons, Chilblans,
and Old of every kinds for Fever Sores, Ulcers
Itch scald Head Nette Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples,
q, Nmmendsd by nurses,l Whiiows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rhcum,
Scurvy aud Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and
Flesh Wounds, lisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which can be testified by thousands who have used it
the city Bost nnd vicinity for last thirty years.
In no instance will this Save do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Russiaof
articles growing in that countryand the proprietors
have letter all classes clergy ply sicans
captains nurses, and others who have used it them
selves and recommends to others. Readings Russia
Saive is put large tin boxes stamped on the cover
w Tn nicture of house and disabled soldier, which
also engraved the wrapper Price % cents
| = box REUDING d Co., Projectors,
| KELLER, FARNSLEY & co. Agents,
APP d&wIy Evansville, Ind.
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DRY GooDs AND CLoTHING.-Ye Yesterday we
looked over Messrs. VIM. Loewenthal G. Co.'S
large establishment at the corner of Main and
First sts., and were surprised to find the
quantities Of dry goods, ready made clothing,
&C., on hands for jobbing as well as retailing,
The basement as well as upper stories are
crowded. This firm has received full stock
of fall and winter goods by railroad, and are
now amply prepaid to accommodate country
dealers They have many new styles of goods
worthy of attention The ladies will find a
great many nice things at Loewenthars and of
course very cheap. This house has nearly a
hundred persons engaged in this city in max
ing up clothing. They are doing tremendi-
Gus business in every department, retail and
wholesale, On the apparent motto of large
stocks and small profits.
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Books AND NoTIoNs AT AUCTIoN.-Messrs
Woolsey & Nelson will sell at auction this even
ing large lot Of books, notions, &c. Among
these books is Bible which cost eighteen dol
lars, and other valuable works.
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DYsPEPsiA-There but few who do not at some TIM
effect of Indigestion
such as ulnes weight and uneasness OF the som
ach bitterness in the mouth nausea sick head
ache &C. All feelings evidence of approach
dyspepsia which should away be CHECKED ana cured by
Of HOsTETTEES Stomach Btters which are known
infable remedy for all such complaints To this
will testify who have tried them and proved the
Btters for sale by cur principal
ee HALLOCK & STODDARD.
iv3-d6w WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
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TOBACCO AND CIaARs.-Messrs. Jos. Fen
drch & Bros, whose advertisement will be
found under the cut Of the five brothers, have
removed their store to Main street, I'd door
above the corner of First. and next to Loewen-
thals. They have on hands choice cigars with
a large stock of tobacco. both for the whole
sale and retail trade. Country dealers will
find it to their advantage to buy of first hands
the manufacturers. This firm is preparing
to do large business. They have an excel
lent stand, good stock and low prices.
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ATTENTION SUBscRIBERs!-Our new carrier
on the upper route requests us to say, that
to morroao morning he will visit every subscrib-
er who has not already paid up, and expects
general settlement. Our carriers are meeting
with frequent losses more from the negligence
of subscribers than from any intention on the
part of subscribers to defraud the carriers. II
they fail to pay the carriers, the loss falls on
them, not on us-and the man would cheat
these early-rising, weary plodding, industrious
boys, hasn't soul bigger than flea, and a
flea could hop to Heaven quicker than his SOU
can reach it.
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A SIGNIFICANT FAcT.-Mr. Willard called
on Smith Gavitt, of Evansville, to testify to
the truth of an assertion he (WIllard) made
during the discussion % the other night Com
ment would be superfuous-[[ Ne0b,ag JTtb.
We should think so.
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JOHN CHANDLER EFT AL vs.. JOHN HELBIG-Sale
the sh of September. of Lot No BLOCK No. lss ana
No. 1, in Lamaseo City.
Ell. & C. S. l. RAILROAD vs.. K. McyOHNSoN.-
September of the east half of the 90"
quarter No. township No. g. range No III
west in Vsnderburgh county.
JOHN s. HOPKINS VS.. THoS BUTLER Sale Ang; 50.
of Donation of city of Evansville
block Fourth Enlargement ADJOINING city
of Evansville.
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8 q O O O Q OF!
Will be distributed according to the following
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
n n n M n ~ ~ -, -
90 REPRESENTATION FRI RI

10 prizes amounting 5000 600
sH- Whole Tickets. sl0Haves. 45-Quarters, s2h -AA
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. i
The Numbers from to Co., corresponding with sc
numbers the printed separate
encrcled with small tin tubes and placed one
The first 400 Prizes similarly printed and encirced
placed in another whs Ell.
The wheels reYolved and number drawn fro
the wheel of numbers aud the prize
from the other wheel The number prize
opened and to the audience aud registered
Commissioner the prize being placed against
drawn This operation is repeated until all the prizes
drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The preceding and the two
succeeding numbers those drawing the prizes will
be entitled the 800 prizes according the
scheme.
The Managers determined Lotteries shall
all others offer to the public the above scheme which,
the bancy oft CAPT ais and the chances obtaining
prizes. has r been equaled.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
full without deduction. -
prizes 81 zoo an paid ediseIy after
the drawngother prizes the usual time Of thirty days
strictly n6dsntal The drawn nuT
bers will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after
drawing.
GREAT IxpUcESESTs CLUBs.-As half Of the tick
packages 10 tickets odd numbers) the follow
ing All the 10 tickets draw the amount
guaran teed accrues to the purchaser:
Certificate Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half do ..,...... 30
do 10 Quarter do -. Is
orders for tickets or of packages Of
s. SWAN CO.. Atlanta. Ga or
aug2O-u S. SWAN, Moptgpmery, Ala.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
app d&w Iy

a Notices this place. cents line one insertion
per times; line week. dis
oounton longer time.
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by ST. Louis CiDeinna-
and Louisville day. Baggage checked of Indiana
FAREs:

Daily Freight Evansville
30 A NJ, whick local passengers will be taken
R For information through Tickets arry at the
Conpanys transportation Once head OF iorust street Ev
ansville. jeI4 j. j. DANIELS. Supt.
Princeton Clarion and anderson Patriot take gu other
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Under this will always be found correct
Of the shers Sales including of parties
and time sales.
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SER,ECV SCHOOL.

SELECT SCHOOL.
NERS. TU RNER'S Primary School will commence the
Va Monday in september in the Schr oil Room Of to
Church She encouTagedto hope
liberal patronage of her friends last tht her
School wi be and successful the comm
year Much will be taken in the moral as the
ctuaI of the pupil 1t desirable that all
intend be present at tho beginning the omar
ter. augZo-iW
A SMALL FARM FOR Rent.
a eisnt of good Corn standing the premises
"A for sale Apply TO SILAS STEPHENS.
q g26-2t Evansville. Ind
4 EMONs Just reed from Baltimore per railroad By
n aug26 z. H. COOK l. SON.
an - BUSH Sweet Potatoes. very large and fine;
~ - so doz Bed Cords; 10 reels Cotton Ropej
100 reams wrapping paPsr25 ream Tea PaPr BY
aug25 u. Ii. COOk d SON.
tHEESE -6 boxes choice article lust rec from CT
~ cinnati, for sale by aug26 VlCkEkA JohNsON'
6NHEESF.-50 boxe W. r. Cream Cheese;
~ 40 DO = German aad Palm Soap
100 pounds Cotton Wrapping Irvine;
30 bales No. l Cotton Batting:
SEQ poun ds sugar-cured Dried Beef:
25 doz esh Mustard =. "a and pint bottles, rec
railroa d and for sale at reduced pi ices by
angie l. & D. HERMANN.
NN ACK FIR Elm barrels. half-bbs. quarter bbs and
IVA eighth bb assorted numbers Tor sale Eastern
prices by aug26 |. g. D. HEIMANN
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OF Weather yesterday cool, bright and de-
lghtful. No reported rise in the river of con-
sequence T. .ar IS tll
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II ATES.
lines Soc: three times. VI;
ono week 5O weeks. 81 50; month. u; three
months 81 81 months $40; year. Sl5 Discount on
Cards of six lines under - per
annum charge marriage death religious notices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-26
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRBERED. That tbs owners of lets Nos 8 A. s.
" 7, in bios No Sc; lots Nos 10. H. "a Is and l6
in block No 81. and lots Nos 2 g. and g. bio
No all in the Eastern Enlargement brick side
walk to be laid along ead lots ding
Streets within days after the this
in defau thereof the Street
perform said work. and the costs and expenses
thereby will be assessed and collected
much thereof as will satisfy said lien BY
der o. the Common Council.
aug23-l0t WELL. H. WALKER Civ Clerk
EE- Volksbote copy.