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dark color. The other boy says his name is
John, and that he belongs to James Shelton,
of smyth county, Virginia Said boy is about
25 years old, about five feet ten inches high,
and weighs about l75 or $50 lbs, and dark
color The owners Of said slaves are request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away, or they will be
dealt with as the law directs.
ELIJAH L. RUDD, Tailor.
Nov ia 1877 If ATT
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DECATUR HOTEL.

THE subscriber has taken this House, Decatur, Ten
nessee, formerly kept by Mr.. Lard, and respect
fully socits share OF the public custom He assures
the public that he will keep the right Of house
that his table will he supplied with the best the country
affords his stable well supplied with provender and that
every effort will be made his part render all COM
Portable who may call RDBT. II. LUTTRELL.
march @, 1887 -tE-44l
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Bridges HOUSE,

FyNliE above named House, situated within short
III distance OF the Athens Depot is now open for the
reception OF travellers Persons travelling the East
Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, and stopping at
Athens, will ind this ionse more conveniently situated
than any other The subscriber pledges himself use
his utmost exertons to give satisfaction and render
comfortable all who may favor him with their patron
age. (Athens, Dec l9-tf430l JAS. s. BRIDGES.
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Fair warning.

Fair Warming.
TDERSONs indebted to us for goods bought previous
to the LIST of last January will do well to call and
pay by the LIST of Oct ober as We will wait longer
So Look out. W. g. HORTON.
September 1851.
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.Croceries for Wheat.

r HAVE q lot Of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, and Tobacco,
| u which Wish to barter for Wheat. vii awe the
market price for wheat and sell qrseeTes cheap ~
be cheapest. vulysf1 HENDERSON
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New Firm and New Goods.
MARTIN, VARNELL 4 CO.,

MARTIN, VARNELL 4 CO.,
CALHOUN, TENN,
A RE receiving and opening, In their large
n new Store House, one Of the largest
and best selected stocks Of
Fall and winter Goods
ever opened in Fact Tennessee. The assort.
meut is complete, embracing every thing the
people need In the way of
DRY GOODS.
GROC FRIES,
QUEENSW WARE.
HARDWARE,
CUTL cry,
IRON STEEL,
INTS
OILS. de-, dc.
The Goods were bought low, having had
the advantage Of the great pressure in the
New York money market, and Of course they
will be sold the same way. Gail and see foi
yourselves. Dot 9-t-472
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LOSSES PAID, S1O,437,312 81

LOSSES PAIL, SIU, F3I ,3IZ 81.
II wealth, with q steady aud prompt attention to a
legitimate Insurance. business, and the execution OF
contracts good faith have inducements with the pub
lie In selecting their underwrter-we refer them for
test Of quality and claims to their patronage, to
records Of past services rendering their continuance
with increasing ability and facilities in future.
Choice FIRST Glass Indemnity may be effected without
delay, with this well known aud able corporation,
through GEO W. ROSS, Agent Athens, Tenn.
Oct zS-S fn-414
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DANGER OF FIRE:
AND

At liberal rules and rates as risks assumed permit
Of for solvency and fair profit.
Especial attention paid to INSURANCE OF DWELL.
INGS, FARM PROPERTY, OuT.BUllDlNGs AND
CONTENTS. Such insured for periods OF three to hve
years OH the most favorable terms.
LOssEs EoUITABLY ADJUsTE
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DAPEM HANGINGS.-A large lot, suitable
for Halls ,Parlor, &c., for sale.
Oct 1926 MoEWEN GILLESPIE.
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IMPOR NOTICE,

a Ii persons indebted, either by note or account to
~ the Arm Of J. A. Wright Co., or to Wright Will
ams Co., sweetwater, earnestly requested to call
st once and pay upit being necessary that the bust
meas OF these firms, now dissolved should be settled up
We hope friends will heed this notice. and not put
out for collection. j. A. WRIGHT,
tl.f j. A. COFFIN,
O. w. COFFIN,
Sept. 10, 1857. s.Y b. WILLIAMS.
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LIE u TY,S HOTEL.
I.OUDON. TENN.

0 Il , z K * %
LOUDON, TENN.
TUNIIs well known House has been newly fitted up with
II bedding, furniture, &C. The undersigned has taken
charge of it, and in announcing himself for the public
patronage asks 1.-THE tree to be tested by its fruit" and
pledges hghself, by an assiduous attention and due
regard for the comfort and tastes Of his guests they
shall he cared for and furnished with the the coun-
try Affords He has also connected with the house the
large stable sheds and lot Of Messrs Taylor Bridges
Co., and will be prepared in that line.
Jan11 -3t-3Sl WIN. M. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
SUGAR, Coffee, Coverings Fine Golden Syrup
- (the best that Is made In the world) Rice, Soda
Starch, Manila Rope, Pepper, Spice and Ginger Just
received and for sale by (Oct23) G. W. ROSS.
SAUSAGE Meat Cutfers.-l have just rs-
- ceived large lot OF Nos. g. and 5, and will sell
them cheap for cash. Those wishing them will do well
to give u call Oct23 G. W, ROSS.
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ThreSherS,

III WOULD inform persons wanting Threshers that
Il have several different styles of Horse Powers such
as think equal II not SUPERIOR to any In the country.
Persons wishing any thing Of the kind will call the
Athens -Four dry where the machines be SEEM
There Is great saving to = rsons purchasing where
they canh Az the Of the patterns In any paes
OF the IN schl eshou,d break. Gall and see. Pricrt
moderate. Jan 6-tf O. ZIMMERMAN,
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McEwen & Gillespie

HAVE received and opened their Fall and Whit
Goods, and respectfully Invite attention to then
October 8, 90
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Committed to Jail,

~ IN Washington, Rhea CO., Ten.
IN nessee. on the ID day of November.
NNh 1857. two NEGRO MEN, One says
NN his name Is Ben. and that he be.
~ longs to Nathaniel Ewing, of Lee
HE county, Virginia. Said boy il abont
.MTA 20 years of age, five feet eight or
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WILLIAMS 4 HUMPHREYS

IMAyING bought the interest Of the above named
Ill parties at Sweetwater will continue the business
at the old stand where they will ketp hand gener
q assortment OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, and every
thing else In their line to which they invite the atten
tion Of old customers and friends
Sent 49, INSTALLATION
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Wheat Wanted,

Wuedt Wdutcus
NNHE subscriber Wishes a large quantity of goot
u Merchantabe Wheat, for which he will pay III,
highest market price. [JuiyiOl SIX. REEDER.
100 DBLs. KINGS SALT, for sale by
lOV July 10 J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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f. Il q X ID EI O u g II.
M,cOn. Ga.
VNllS House Is now open for the accommo dation OF
L. the travelling pubiic and particularly for those
having business to transact in Macon 1t is central
ii. p. REDDING, Proprietor.
marchs'-tf-i4 b.. DENSE, superintend't.
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a. The citizens of St. Louis held a

q 66T. The citizens of ST. Louis held
meeting on Monday, AMI appointed q
committee TO propose some plan to form
a currency for daily use. 1t was proposed
to adopt the notes of the Free Banks OF
Illinois and make them current in ali or
binary bnsiReSs Transactions at ten per
cent discount, and agree to keep them in
circulation at that rate. Others proposed
they should be made to pass at par 10y
common consent and agreement. There
being diversity OF opinion, the subject
was deferred to another meeting.
Mr. Henry, Commissioner OF the Hi
nois Free Banks, was present, and in an
swer TO inquiries why the Banks Of his
State cOuli not keep their bills nearer
par, said the securities Of the Banks were
nearly all in the bonds of the State Of
Missouri, which had declined so rapidly
in the market that the Banks bad been
embarrassed to make good the depreeia.
ton. They had paid three d fierent as.
seSSments to make up the decline in the
bonds, and would Re called upon tie make
another. The outstanding circulation o
all the Illinois Banks is S5,0000O0.-
Their securities are Sf,50O,oOU Of Mis-
sour bonds, and $2,O00000 Of Other
State bonds. .The onfy discreditei OF
| broken Banks Of that State are the Belle.
/ VILE Bank. Bank Of Chester, Stock Secu.
rtr Bank, Corn Exchange Bank, Ba?b
of Pike county and Bank OF Elgin. A.
others are as good as gold in that State.
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90 SEE FIRST PAGE. "A:
The Kentucky State Fair.

The Kentucky State Fair opens on
the Grounds near Henderson, Tuesday
next, and will continue throughout the
week. A number Of fine cattle have
passed through this city within few
days past en- route for Henderson, and
we hear that large droves are being driv
en- across the State to be exhibited at the
Fair. During the past year the managers
OF the District Agricultural Association
have completed their amphitheatre, and
it is now equal in size and beauty to any
in the State. The programme for the
week is very attractive. and it is expect
ed that the attendance will be larger than
at any previous State Exhibition. We
need not say anything in regard to the
horses and cattle Of Kentucky. The flu
est stock in the State will be on the
grounds, including Mr. Alexandef's Ara
ban horses and imported cattle.
The arrangements Tor reaching Hen.
derson from all points are complete. Tn,
+. & G.. Railroad will bring passenger.
from Terre Haute and all way stations a
half price, and the o. & NJ. road with il.
connections have made the same arrange
ments. From Evansville we Shall hav,
the Bowling Green every morning. viii
any number Of hacks, omnlbusseS aaC
carriages. The people along the lowe
Ohio will have the j. II. DONE, which
will leave Paducah next Tuesday fore
neon, touching at all way points and ar
irving at Henderson Wednesday mornin.
in time to reach the Fair Grounds by
o'clock. Owing to the withdrawal Of thi
Sc. Louis packets, persons below wishin.
to visit the Fair will find that the DoNl
is the only boat that can be trusted, anc
We hope to see her crowded next weel
on her up trip. Messrs. HERON ans
McCrackin will take care of all who .,
on the DOyE.
Several Fire Companies of this cit,
have accepted an invitation from Captain
Liter. and will go down with him on tn,
Bowling Green. to the Fair, with theil
machines.
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The REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION. after
nominating candidates for the vacancies
on the Bench of the Supreme Court, in =
dulged themselves in the passage OF a
series of resolutions expressive OF their
general views. They adopted the rickety
Philadelphia platform Of June 1886, and
resolve to stand steadfast upon it while 4
plank remains. They denounce the
conduct of the Administration towards
Kansas, and condemn the opinion Of the
Democratic Majority OF the Supreme
Court in the bred Scott case,' and the
language of the President in his Sill
man letter" They declare that the
people of the State OF Indiana have
notwithstanding the opinions Of the Gov
ernor and his Attorney Gener4l-sti!!
retained "theright to choose their own
rulers and Judges'' That the Demo
Gratis ain breaking up the Legislature
without passing the necessary laws
have proved themselves to be factiouS
and Enthusiastically representatives OF the
people" That in the absence of proc
lamation by the Governor it is the right
and 1uty of the people to elect two Su-
preme Judges. hat the Governor in
refusing to call an extra session CT the
Legislature-which he has acknowledged
to be necessary-and by combining with
the executive officers to extract money
from the Treasury without the authority
of law, has violated his oath, and ha;
foreshadowed policy that is to bring
discredit and bankruptcy upon the State
As the Democrats have had the virtu
al control Of the Legislature for series
of years, and, every bank bill passed
every bank created, has been by the &C
tive participation and exertion of leadin:
members Of that party, and rs the char
ter OF the Bank Of the State was obtained
and huckstered for sale in the none,
markets of New York and Cincinnati am
other cities, and its franchises finally solo
for large sum Of money, which wa
pocketed by leading $50 called) Demo
Gratis, therefore the Democratic party i
responsible for the deprecated bank note
in circula ton to the injury OF trade am
the loss of the people" 1t was finally
resolved that the Republican party i
opposed to any paper currency that i
not "equal to gold dollars" that is the
Representative, or shadow, must have thC
substance of the thing represented, which
is quality very difficult to confer. The
Republicans may therefore be considered
"hard money" party henceGOrth.
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We wish to say 10 Every Person


no reads this tiYlt here IS an article known DE
SsSToRD's IsY.GoEAToR, or LIvs2 ResfEDY, whieh
can ba relied certain to cure LIVER comPl1iEt u
any Oils iorns, such JsUndice, Dyspepsia, II q
numerous Other comp AIMS, desli' ell h. an,ter c1-
umn, besides Wheh, il Is one OF tie gr,a.c,t .. ara
lions cures Tor c0nsumpton, taken IN elsly sisgs,
tina, is nos known.
We take it Tor granted, IS experiment has roTtn,
ht diseases OF the lungs are not eeneri 3 he FIRST
ease consumption, hut ade't 'ei system. c.us-
el 's .ie inTrope- action ~ the liver, reduces tae
power o. ,hs lrnrs to resist or throw o5 d,Scac u,-
eI hy coil and i1tltol, lev;e tie iUt = a. the mcf-
cE o. ".s ii-se iecluse The liver Dr. i'c, Iciate
trrn from PER ofning heir proper wion throwing
oiiiiscasl 1srer Gnu a - c,.l .us - rFsve.. ,-
suni,ca, cure he liver, sul keep sbs seem s-rJa-
eu iU-hto lnow OF 81 -ht diseases @, .le longs.
ghtre = nal 70 'he ys'.i 10 c-e- liver .eae-v, a
rue 70, de l1,el 81 s.eln-liI Or. Sal fsri' I-yig-
ol-o- lJr x ,,s cen .T'y .icl ia l1r-ean eyaId-
"a plt'r', 90 i,s9e nj ar, ,u',y kneHa, ard u7w ID
,as 3 tiel re.-.e Is, all one il, c4n he .'el
ln. t52s tlEsf.seuea.s o-
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Dyspepsia, lie hasioial con lla of tiis country.
vEshes lefore the seaIslrg. faifyirg and tonic IN
Guace Of this rresis lie mel eae. The pills act sm
,aneousy Vi Oh the stomach, the lig4r and e .g-
els.
- sold At The manufactures, No 81 Maiden Lane,
New York, aad 30. ~ ST,ul, London and ly all
druggists, at &c, 63,-c.saEd 81 per pot or box.
oc,,-lw
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'DEFAuLTING CAsHIER-Ha xey Doc
little, late cashier of the Agricultural
Bank OF Herkimer. y Y, was arrested
last Saturday on three warrants. lie was
held to bail for ENLIGHTENMENT $1,000. Cor
perjury $1,000, and for misdemeanor
$1,000
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o. Letters from Vienna say that
great pecuniary embarraSSments is ex
periencel among the commercial men OF
Austria. At no periol since 1917 and
1918 when trade was disturbed by the
political convulSions OF Europe. have
there been Sc many mercantile failures
as at present. Every day suspensions
are announced; and ihe worst is. there is
but slight prospect of improvement
The radical causes appear to he in the
general condition Of the commercial
world.
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10 produce a prepui-iOn so ellncnty harmless,
generally approved, and 50 perfect IN Is operations
"CristadorO's Hair Dse c."
Il c9Trects the !u. uroU cc. OF oc. dyes, invicor-
aes the !Ia, is appiiel la a sample manner, operates
mlnGneCusly does 40: stain the skin. and is sntS
are the
CCUNTBRFETTS OFNAT-RE
sold everywhere AID applied by al Hair Dresses
CHRISTAEoRo a CO., No. tstcr Horse, Wow y ar...
n. ". p. 4 NO., an.
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The BANK OF SALEM in this Stat

The BANK OF SALEM in this State
has been enormously reported among the
Ledger SAYS "how it got into this cate
CORY we cannot imagine. 1t pays its
notes in specie on demand, and Will con
time to do so at all hazards. Even IN
the Free Bank crash of 1854, it did no.
suspend for single day. 1t is one OF
the strongest Banks in the West, and
will not falter.''
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or The banking house of E. w.
Clarke & Brothers with their numerous
branches, have, it is said, nearly $4,000,
600 OF assets above its liabilities. Their
suspension was caused by the sudden
embargo placed upon exchange by the
panic. They were before tier suspen-
sion deemed to be above casualty.
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o. \ schooner of 228 tons has been
launched and fitted ont at Cleveland,
Ohio, intended for the West India trade.
She is said to he the most beautiful craft
ever seen on the Lakes. and will trade
between 0swego and Cleveland, until ice
makes its appearance.
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-ffSrFff3SF8TS.'
New York & Erie Eailroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO TIIE TRAVELLING MBLEc.

TO TIIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
Buy your THROUGH Tickets o. NV YoRK Bos-
ToN PHILADELr1IA, aIc New Engiand Cities wa. this
- TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE saw
I'D.
- Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS.
- Toe Only ROTTE to New York City having
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS
This Line extends % Duniirk. Buffalo, anG Niagara
kllls. vih an urtrQEen Wide Guage-coIuect' - ai
Dir directly Will ~ train font ier sii jiic
nlti- 81. Louis and Chicago on the Lake Shore Tan
Road.
To BuiTilo via he Buffalo & New York CITY Ran-
Road Hai ing direct connections Will all TIE Steamers
on Lake Egie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit. $50
with she Buffalo X Lake HHF0n lsilrold fIOH Detroit
~ Chicago.
NIAGAR FALLs via CaEandaigua and NIAGARA Falls
Railroad, making direct COZ I4ecpI,s tli Ilats "r
tne Great " cseru Railway from Dernt to Chici-o.
thus auOTdlnS he travelling public uryailcd ciifie,-
q EcSo3u PASSENGEkN can stop In New York
afT le1hcf time and resulne teir Journey without
.ThR0UGTTICKETS for sale in all tle rriu-
cirai Western Railroad Offices.
80 fARE = Low IS By ANY OTIlER EQUTEs
II. SMITH Gent Aeen;.
HOMER IANSDEIL,
C,cvelar' O., Nay 18th, is5.. Presiderit.
mv-3lyd&w
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- Or. J. HosTETrFR's celebrated Stomach H','crs
-lco,o00 sold IN one ygr-uo.hinriB she meliCa MR.
bet ior The pas fifty years has ever elualel ;norcan
IA article e produced - equal s Ercat antlyspep-
&c. One wine glass taken three tiu,s each day hef'T.
NJ filtuleucy or heaviue on the st1In7ch keep you
free from cosiveuess. 4s-t diCestor, give god a.
petite, end irra. healthy tore 20 the whole system.
M person su.,1ring f.om debility Of any kind should
fail to tryfs great artidote Tiy them. Forsaie at
all The principal Druggists aud dealers generally.
ocsS-d&wiw
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"FONTATNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS"
il the most eSeuiste AID ELEGANT ~ toilet Injuries
It's rich rei'cate1 Iaiher rsnerses he skr, AM at
the sane tine that IL removes al rnehres, erupqnS
afsd niperfectious, adds flesh besu;y to the fares
fare.
( FOR WASHING INFANTS, r'nthers viii find e
almiraNle and rs n deLtrice r parifying The mouth
removing al offensive odors. espcc',- after smoK y
tits unel ualicd. +. G, FoNTAINE * c., 81
Broadway, and No. Aslor House. New YORK. Sold
by all Druggists. octs-T I S & Weow.lm
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TIE GREAT ENGLZSII REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLtREE'S
CEilsDR i'TEIl FEIg A.,E pIiF.S.

S@-A4---l---A 2 50 4 Aa-t& aAsa4 ILLS
PTelarc from pr-scTI Iiuu al 81 James iarie M
-, Pay rli ESEi. rtfafy O. te Queer. ilis IL
Vilu j. .lt.ctti, az aHG ID i',e cure OF all thost
,iu 40 ilio d-ngerous diseases Incident the Female
cons ,tJ.tlIi.
a. Lutrlites 1i cXcr removes an 81 ztruCurs AND
tiiit- oi = q Atlly D-Tosis witn rccu1rty. 1Ies,
fis sllull 20 it,- taC three lFtynll,
81 ine eit; tlet irTN tile cru.gi- icy. f1f lessen
az tf@ uf "a. n, era l... l.l Isr 10 IssI-
ffEa i1~,llIiie- altl "a e,y q l-l-. IN t.iIi.
-s- IS sflenti 10, ~ trAru w ier.gtes iit iiZ
.a ti N>i fltGE MONTHS % Pregnancy, as'ti.e ~
az s- to fi.s on Aiacarrsige. bEi alaIy other tine
fHev aTe safe.
IN a eases of y lrvru ani Spinal Elections, r 3
IN the Slcs al Sim q, HetvHe-s, Fa,i-ue al -T-ait
i.EeaI,. Fni1itirn ~ tlle irr-, Low of Sii o.,
iiVs-.+~-. eic. fie.farisa, WINGS aud pa t'lr ri
--as oee -pr-l wa ,is I'll t.l .vs---n, these l-iil>
W elect cure whom an other nea's I'VE fJ ,e and
l4si-au D powerful remedy do contain iron
cai'r-y.- auti nioiy, ar flN other mineral.
fu'i hfari nrS acc1ulI l'v ~ each fGck9ge. Price
IN the ri'ei states ard ,aI-,da. Ore Dollar.
=. B.-~l:H pli n1sfs-e s'rI'- enclosed - ri Y
aTt'inri-el AGENT. wiz insure 'tie Of t'efflIs Y
return mail. IS. ". ROBERT =, fnInwQp1Hs.
sole Z gers f1. y. lana
HAITeCK A. rT0BBhRn,
ap21 51-lyis General Agents. Evansville.
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4. A&.P ,s-tsA - CO.,
Manufacturer OF CLOTLTN Q,
Also Importers arl Wholesale Tealers IN
Cloths, Cassimerss. Gr.iiEc!ts, Nes.in-s,
TAILOR's TEINufScs AID
GENTLEAiEN'S FCltN tSHtati GOODS.
MAIN STREET. MKT DoOs TO BRANCH BANR.
Evansville, InGiHna.
au-lf-t JAM %.
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BAyE TOTIcr.

= Office Is here gwen 70 the stocholde-s IN tllt
- Branch at Evg0vjiie 81 the STATE tank u IL
lar1, TINT te Annual Election for ,ishr irecors 10
sud briih . serve the euslins year, 8 ia We hell n
tie E1ukipC House IN tv1F sviiie. Monday the -
4 of s0veuher next, hetwecn the houfs 0f ton and
SIX O'Clock. The polls WI! le oVerCd * O'clock = III
by Or eT Of the llsSrl of Directors.
Oct.-d4&.Ete G.W. TtATHB0NE, Cashier.
Enonirer eonx
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-08

Illinois and TenBessee EEoncy.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-08
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,ous, that MoLFAN's STRENGTHENING COBDIA
tle only raneds that viii ~ rgsheD Ind nviroTs
ihc system, and remove =. -.,~rities in tle Blood
lis very pleasant 70 talze.
in il Is combined the proleses Of TOXIC, Diurcf Y
and Ateative.
It win cure sry disease Of tie s;onach. liver
Bowels, such as:
Dau1loa, Billorsnes, Dys7 esies- Tnsfires-Iof,
Ileoslacle, Inte1i.eo, Feysrs, souf sspaa,l. live
Complaint, Cos;iveness We.,knss or Dc4iity, Pal,
ina the stomach Bow eIss Night fesr1s, YslloWnss
ofthe Skin, &c, &c.
When ttsen 4 ReitreEzes and rn Owes any rlorb;,'
secfeins n uie = al-e- AID slIll glleIs the Eigss
i've ORGANS.
Itwiiaiso cure airy d,sease q i'e Jterus, Kidney,
Bkliers ~ UFHary ersassl al.l - ~ Alternative,
purhe' and creates hsslthy eguiasos Of blood, re
morlas al soreS boiis, l.apes 81 io.ches isom th'
sin.
TRY TT, and Lo convinced SCI A. wonderful irriso
RAJ n- TruTelties.
Tor tis hen, WHO az paFy. weak az sckly. W
lyis ireits to Cite 1icul teasp0oniu! OF this Cor
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