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,hw-A LAWYER, riding through a town

i k@~A lawyer riding through town,
stopped at a cottage to enquire his way.
The lady of; the house told him he must
keep straight on for some time then turn
to the right; but said that she herself was
going to pass the road that he must take,
and that if he would wait few minutes she
would show him the way. saje'a'Ssai
We'll said he, bad company is better
than none. Make haste 4, -tr,,.
After jogging on FIVE or six miles, the
gentleman asked if he had not come to the
road he must take.
'Oh yes said she, we have passed 1.-two
or three miles back; but Thought that bad
company was better than none, SO | kept
you along with me- ggs @
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D A humorous old man fell in, with
anignorant and rather impertinent young
minister who proceeded to inform the old
gentleman, in positive terms, thathe would
never reach heaven unless he was born
again?' and added "I have experienced
that change, and feel no anxiety.
And have you been born agains' said his
companion nusipglyt Yes I trps. have.
Well said the. old gentleman. eyeing him
attentiyely 4 don't think it would hurt
you young man, to be born once more.
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fW-Do YOU know Mr..

W 'Do you know Mr.----?' asked
one friend to another, referring to an old
gentleman whe. was remarkable for his at
achment to the juice of the hop. 3aAi
Yes, sir; know him very well, was the
reply. 3 40 hjA
iiisWhat kind of man Is hep 7' 7s'
50 why, in the morning, when he gets up,
he is "a beer barrel, and at night, when he
goes to bed he is barrel of beer.
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There Essays the Ndtio~nI In
tahgeaces-a telescope comet now in The
.nort rthwestern part ,ofthe Sly, moving east
ward. 1t was observed through the large
equatorial of the National Observatory on
Friday night. Is II lg8, .i.ssl :
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A gentleman was writing a note
in coffee house, the other day, and per.
ceiviug an impertinent fellow locking over
him, as he wrote, wound up thus: Il
should say more, We're it not that an impu-
dentpuppy is looking over my shoulder >
Upon honor, sir,' said the man, Il have
not read word you have written sisad
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How 10 Advertise Its Profit.

1t seems very sing liar that there ars
% eeg bnsi s men who understand how
to advertise their business as they ought
| to, and who content themselves with lets
ting people guess at what they have, while
they might SO easily make it kuewn al
over, and while they go. often to great
expense for what does not make their
business known to any extent. He'
| Merchants will often get up sign at O
cost of fone or two hundred dollarsS that
will scarcely be looked rat at all, often one
that is hidden BY. an awning, or placed
almost ont of sight, and that, at the best
| ,loeS not attract the attention Of half
dozen people daily, while the same sum,
Ejudieiously expended in advertising, would
attract more attention draw more Gus
toners, than fifty, such signs, ar
In the present day, and in this country
alfis changing, a new face shows itself in
every store dozen times day, and to
the new man, you may sell just the thing
he comes for, but it is more than proba-
hle you have a good many other. things
he wants, though he does not know it and
You can't tell every man who comes just
waat' you have, or guess just what he
wants. Ie5l& .rasste 9si 1ie - 1891
I3uiYoa advertise, in the newspapers, it is
true, but you advertise groceries, or,dry
goods, or hardware of alb kinds If
customer whose tastes you know, comes
i'm, you will show him new or fresh ar
ticle, that you think he likes, and, the
chances are he becomes purchaser. He
knew you had an assortment in your line
generally, that you lad what is called "all
kinds" but he did not know this was
among the all kinds, or if he did, he.didf
not think of it until you mentioned it, AMI
then he wanted it.
| Well, would not it be better to tep
to all at once, as you can through
per? You pay great rent gladly
for a good stand, that is. for one where
people can pass, and see what you have.
A less expense will send more to you
who will know what you have
yeT4 on do advertise, perhaps. = You ad-
vertise in your own paper. All right but
| why not in others? You. want to sell to
your political opponents, don't You? or
course. Then tell them, too, what you
have. Men seldom buy of you on ac-
count of your politics, they buy because
you,,haye what they want, and sell for what
they are willing TO pay.
But when you advertise, don't merely
advertise things generally, That you
have them, people generally know. Say
what the things are, that you recommend
them because cheap, or because rare, or
forssome reason. "A. great many people
don't know what they want to buy, but
you know exactly what you want to sell.
| Let oters know it too - lNiftcaakis paper
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poetrp.
THE OLD DRAY-HORSE.
BY GEO. W. CHAPMAN.

sfl Along the dusty road,
Along the granite pave,
- A lean old horse is dragging his load,
ssa A patient and humble slave.
- In hunger and pain he tramps
s From dawn till close of day,
And still by the light of the dim street lamps
"a > He drags his rumbling dray.
His heart is dreary and cold,
His limbs are spawned and sore
His withers are wrung, and with stripes un
His back is calloused DER.
And still he onward crawls,
The meek and tried old gray,
But rsproachfully turns his sishtlsss ball:
To apostrophize the dray.
-ass3sE "oh, weary, lingering mate!
Oh, clingng, tiresome drayi
Vast thou ordained by relentless fate
citf To waste my strength away!
-ys With shaft, and breeching, and pad,
57sa With strap, and buckle, and chain,
-iS To hang on my steps with weight like lead
.sss strive,to escape in vaine
{" For many weary years
You've pressed upon my back,
80 Till my sight has melted away in tears,
:eE And pains my members rack
80 No word of kindness know
. From the pitiless brute l serve;
80 His softest caress, a truculent blow,
-S Bestowed with villains nerve.
aTo rid your close embrace,
Eve walked and walked away,
,..--But you always double your rumbling pace
~, Do you fear to lose your prey =,
k.. Like the felon's chain and ball, a
a. You come with your creaking wheels,
And grudge me the time in my cheerless stal
I'm eating my scanty meals
"Sometimes in dreams away,
AS listless drag my load,
see frolicsome foal at play
On the green and velvet sward.
The sun is shining warm,
- And a streamlet gurgles there,
nse And the colt is prancing around its dam,
Cropping the herbage near.
-
sss al stop to taste the stream,
Or gaze on the lovely place,
But a painful awakening ends the dream
- 'Tis a blow to mend my pace!
Oh. has that gay young form
Which sported besides its dam,
From blows, from labor, from famine an
storm,
Become the wreck am?
ssBut / shall be free again,
; MY bondage goes with my breath;
And your strap, and pad, and buckle, an
$3.50 5s4 chain,
viii be cut by merciful death"
And along the dusty road
Along the granite pave,
So The mute old horse that goes dragging hi
ks5ssss = load,
~aes Your pity will sometimes crave.
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Somebody says -" The devil never
troubles busy man." This we know to
be false. Show us buster man than the
Editor, and yet he is fortunate if he has
no more than the "deviln To trouble him,
especially when "copy' is. short. -.
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a" "Woll, John, "Fsaid "a man to his
son on the day he was, one,and- twenty,
"you have got a fool for a master now"
"Yes," said John, "and have had for these
twenty years. +" st. 'Y2''sHa So ''sA 3 ssA.'-
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tW- Shocks was advised to get his
life insured Wont do it,p said he, sit
would just be my eussed luck to live for
ever If I shopldn Mrs. Snooks very
meekly said, We'll I wouldn't, my dear"
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W Speaking without thinking is shoot
ing without taking aim. .-Ie.'y 80.
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A western editor thus sums up
the peculiarities of a cotemporary-.. He
is too lazy to earn meal, and too mean to
enjoy one. lie never was generous but
once and that was when he gave the. itch
to an, apprentice boy. SO much for his
goodness of heart! Of his industry, be
says the only time he ever worked sxss
when he mistook casteroil for honey"
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STORAGE WANTED.

W are prepared 20 in Fire Proof arehonse,
any qusntity of Grain. Produce Merchandise.
ho mosrfiberal terms.
Havingarge and airy stairs particular will
be taken Of Furniture AgriolltarH pleuen.
and all Liable damp
rust.
atthe lowest are proofrasb by enOn
longer when desired.
WWsrehouse located and
Canal aud convensnt for sh ppng by iveror Rail-
cad. Aoplyto nov1 GEO. FOSTER x co.
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PINE LINIEEn

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
JOHN II. GLOVER Is CO., corner of Main and Seven VI
Cd streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard aad sale low
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber. embraeip
qualities theknesss viz TOngued and GroOyed Pine md
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undrcssed Ceiling Castings
Pannsls O1oJO feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops. feucing Pine and Poplar Shin
e eau have made order the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouleng Frames for
Doors md Windows BE. Re. Bills Of wardcd all
who may send them Orders adstanee will receive
pro-nptatrentiSn fehI2
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KEEN & PRESTON

HAVE recsivn their Fall and Winter stock
Of goods embracing variety o merchandise they
have usually kept.
We the largest and best selected stock
have styles suburb aad prices low
No merchant visit this market this Fall without
examining stock 10 pleasure to show choice
goods and whether he buys will leave
the
various STYLES and combn atoms of rich eoors
display Of the best American manacoes. will make hin
feel prouder of his country.
KEEN & PRESTON
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NEW STOVE STORE!

EAMES sCANTLIN. JR.. Of the late firm of James
81 Scantn & Son. has opened Stove and Tin Store.
Ma opposite the old State Bank whera he iRtnds
keeping large assortment of Stoves of the latest
styles Also Mlnte Crates and Tn Ware at Wholesale and
retail the best GiFe him q call before
etse w
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTIRE!

= h
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD! -
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T. r-Tt
Let thc AFFLICTED Head and Ponder!
n infallblereuedy for scrofla. Kings evil Rheum.-
IA tism Obstinate Cutaneous Erupons PirnrIes Pcs
the Face Botches Bos Ague and Fever Chronic
sor, Eyes Rngworm letter scald Head Enlt rg-mett
Pam oftk Bones and Joints stubborn Ulcers Aiis-
arising from injudcoas of Mercury. Imprud
Life or inpurity the Blood.
This great Alternative medicine and Purifier the
Blood thousands
kahe performed by the Treatcst % all medicines
Carriers SPANISH MIXTURE Near algia. Rheu-
ratisu ScroIaa EIuptiop the Skin. Liz
kidney Diseas-
TIE Bones aud joints speedily pat eight by using this
gre an iRestiuab BILE remedy.
all diseases Blood. nethinr
with IL cleansest Of impurities
acts gently efficiently on the liver kdn
the digestion gives 10 the stomach makes the ski
healthy
disease broken down by the youth
tive vigor and strength
Forthe Ladies' parably better than all the
unetics used few doses CARrEs's SPANISH MIX
ture s remove bring the
antln cheek give elasticity step improve
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
rHediein es ever hearaoi.
the United States is
evidence Bumbug about it. The hotel
keepers MAGISTRATES physicians and pablo well known
to the community all add their testimony the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the aud Circular and Almanac and read
the this truly greatest of all medicines has
None rsnuine unlesssgnei BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
Pearl Richmond Va to who all orders
forsupples aud Agencies aust be addressed
For lfa;ock & Stoddard. Evansville Hallock
Parmeuttr, Princeton: G. II. Clark Yineennes and by
dsaier,in medicines generally. augs
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RHEEOPn LINE

E0KFORD LINE.
Leaves View York daily Sabaaths pted No transshp
at Albany. Steam Lakes.
PR0PKIEToRS AND AGENTS.
G.. W. Paltsn Co..
g. ". Williams. II9 Bread stairs. New York.
K. r. Livingston.
J. G. Pat:en l. Co., Buffalo. y. Y.
Sinclair 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Foster K Co.. Evansyille. ind,
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NEWS FOR AL!

EyTE inform customers. the Ladies in
yA particular that We ready to show You of
the g-andest displays in FANCY STAPLE Dry GooDs.
before oIer-d this market We busy now to
give full description immense stock Sase it say.
thai Of Ladies' Dress Goods such French
EB gis Me-iaos Woollen Plsds black and fnes silks
DeiaRes Mantss Saawls. the richest French Euhrode-
ries silk Bonna Ladies' Misses and ChldTens Shoes.
Damasks ana Embroidered Window Curtain Calicoes.
nGhams Flannes Lnseys Jeans Satihets Dcestes. and
thousands other articles mention cannot
lie beat whether in STYLE ty price
still adhere mottc-SEL CHEAP AND SELL HEAP''
Gail body the Main the corner
OF First. sens RoSER. BRO. & FREY.
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OLD OSN EGO LINE,

OLD oSN EGO LINE.
From foot Broad n. y. daily. No transshi tat
albany Troy. Mark packages "Old Oswegs Line
Sinclair d Co., Toledo o.
PgOPRiETO.S AGENTS.
I. :. Littlejohn. 100 Broad street Newlork.
FtzhughS Littioiohn. Oswego, MY.
Sinclair 4 Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. FOsser a. Co.. Evansville. Ind. y27
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WYE. REILLY,

y VI
VNHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The en-
dersgned would respectfully inform and the public
Of Vicinity ha haynP s,d the
sfthe Senior in the late OIL " Reilly he in
tends carry Grocery Produce business the old
stand He embraces this opportunity Ofreturnng hanksor
passfavors 90 eaort 70 merit -onnu-
snee of the same ie20-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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sF. CEAlgLES HOTEL,

TOETLAND. KY.
TS7H UNDERSIGNED Lessee of this newly erected and a6m
rably adapted HoTEL takes pie in announcing 70
the aeray and especially arriving
departing the Portland W harf that this house is
petey furnished and ready for the accommodation OF Guests
Every .eu Of Furniture bedding indeed the building
throughout is fitted with articles expressly
for the house.
Situated the ST. is Immediately at the landing
Of the prime pei shipping pOist LOUISVILLE where nearl
ell her guests arrive and whence they de-
aud South this house affords
ard the traveller heretofore experienced
this point.
shall be the endeavor OF the Proprietor Of this
Establishment command liberal share Of public
because he intends deserve 1t The House. with its
grounds COOL shady and general convent
ences urpassed transient house lt hail be kept
irs.eas Hotelaekng ofthe essentials of such
AZ establishments.
Mr. J. ". REDDISG well known the travelling public.
from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville
Gagged will assist the general the house
The patronage of the public respectfully solicited
y3I-t' ". W. OWEN Proprietor.
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PILES! PsLE>!! PILEs!..

NETE beg call the aea Of the public the follow
~ ing certificate from Of respects-
BILE citizens Mr. Vale the law OF the proprietor
the Courier des etas Un aud formerly gunmaker in
philadelphia
d. DUPRIEDear Sir:-I hereby certify that have teen
afflicted with the Pesfor co have used
bottles of Barnes Pile Lotion. and everything else could
all effect did little good.
About months since, commenced using valuable
the Piles. aud have the happiness TO that
they have had the desired eject they have CURED ME Of
this distressing compliant. consider this almost
miracle for an now SO of sincerely recon-
mend them to al afflicted with the above complaint
Signed. r. nALIE,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,

that nay be able to devote pa-tcp-
hriyto the IRON AND HEAVY HARDWARE mart ofO1r
BUSINESS have disposed of tberO
ssfy house 70 dr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will
~ the old stand under the style Of ORR DALZELL
v.Wth complete assor everything in the Grocery
ms would take this opportunity sincere
to the the liberal
extended many ask
asm 20 continue their favors othe FIRM would
aot AJAX credit at this house. SAMUEL ORR
March L.
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New York. August &c. 1856.
State of New York.

State of New York 4 II
New York City and County. !
l. Joseph G. Lawrence. Commissioner OF DEEDS IN and
for the city aud county Nary Public in and fort
State York hereby certify that the day OF the
date hereof before me rero-aliy came p Vae to we'll
known who being duly did depose and that
.e contents of the foregoing certificate signed by him.
true.
missioner OF DEEDS Notary Pabic of the Of New
York, End have AFFIXED ny NOta-ial Seal at Office
~ ~ JOSEPH @. LAWRENCE.
Commissioner of Deeds aud Notary Public.
81 Wall street. New York.
W. challenge medical faculty of
produce remedy equal Dr. Dupries celebrated Remede
Tor internal Piles 50 box. Office IS
Nassau street. orb will be mail
he United Sold by all respectable druggists tt.
United States. In --f
n Ban Agent wanted. terms cash. 'te
DIR. DUPRIE'S PILLS
unrvalled for purifying the blood being edeceHsl
remedy for Internal Piles Salt Rheum. Ring Worm, &c.
500 reward viii he paid TO that prove they
anything I'M uroas the Will by
any part OF the United States. box.
Principal Office rs Nassau street New York. and for sale bv
all respectable druggists in the U 8. - = -
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
96 Nassau New Yook.
WM j. REDPATH r CO.,
sses Proprietor
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AND SALE STABLE.

~ III. DSIARMO & KAHN. have associated themselves
lie together Paraers for the plrposs OF buying aud
selling carrying the Livery Stable business
They Z. III DeGarmO.
Ii Gust between 81 aad 9TH streets in Evansville lad Will
keen constantly hand for hire sale better collection
Saddle Hcrses than kopti Evansville
before Fine CarrageI. Buggies and Heeks had
eommodas their frisnds and the public They will hoard
andk.ep horses for others in the best order Their 01nibuses
a. acc9nnoiats the Community, and
= 4. H. DvGARNO.
novS =. KAHN.
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GREAT SALT BARGAINS.
ONE thousand coar.o Salt for sale sacrifice
dee2, '''S' p. O. O'RILEY.
= gfsss !. c. Soda; obbis sons. Almonds;
5 bbls II: 5. Almonds; do Gloves;
lekss9 Sps;pe,re refined; S0 ss P snIsSs,
Ep. salts; 10 do Alum received per
iebs ~ '''' WHEELER RIGGS.
NAVIGATION OPENE0-PIRsT ARRIVAL
80 hhsi pr,ae new Susar;i kegs g .; S Soei
100 bags Coffee; iCask Nader. reed per
sehs ssr 0hAns'''0f AZ ''' '' PRESTON BROS
- 59Eefs carb soda: 90 boxes s Cheese;
55boxes Rasins 100 dor Brooms;
decsO-dSu - : ORR. DALzEtL & co
Ed ASK ETs.-5Onests German Baskets lust reed and
EpELMONT N,Ls.-I.o kegs all sizes. for sale to
dscH S. E. GILBERT CO.. sycamOre-ss.
gb!AsTER PARIs.-25 bbls received and Tor sale by
ian3 PRESTON BROS. I
SoFT SHELL 5;s rs and ~ Ss ;es BY
WHITE bsf i32Fs I'd Sc ,a'
p 10 Soss; sta Candles oboxe: prime W. R Cheese;
h, sy ' an for o lbs PRESroS EROS
rE,RIBUxE ALMANAC for 1857 al.
4 iei2 DoBELL LISTERS.
n LIVERPOOL sALT.-soo bags Liverpool Salt
n IN store andi0r sale low BY pppsrouppos
- o-n-' --'-
U,ANNER's Oils III: srins Tanners ohineAsia
- ics7 &. S. BABcooK.
vE,AR lust reed per Chancellor;
II IS bbls Tar IS gallons q the bbl.
Do do med 10 ''' 'Ta sHf 1 sl R J;ES sa''P
/ 'rarc No 4 Main
% . ~hoie box Star Candles; Star indies;
per swallow by 40 fsra coSK sos Ts.d
raf Nay SHE a all Ti'n' S; CO.
FOR SALE.
ETouR large MULES four years old. low. En-
n quire at this ohce. ian2ott
EVANSVILLE PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WYE have on h,nd. and offer liberal terms.
w we'll assorted stock for printers and bOOkbinders
among which we name
1900 ss1sa s sI r5Rs r 5 sss. s vel. a.
White n Cap CARDS na Bos G
have cut to size Postofce PsreI Manila wrappng
dealers dar stock also Deg leave to cal
2.soo bundles Wrapping PAPER and
Boards.
The highest market price paid for Fas' soprSsoS
yeb Is do nisSIa1der do; gross Players Cards.
and for sale by l. & d: HEl94As:-
A n BOXES genuine Leslie's Bitters; .
ZtH
25 quarts and pnts Biteers; 10 bxs Aheent;
.o,a T. ID. HERMANN. Z
STEAM AND wATETs TUBING.
WYE have jus. received assortment Of all sizes OF
wronght Iron Pipe r .s for e az cineinna
rices. fei6-em T. J. WHITE COL Locust st
II $50 packages new Msckerei ; drums cedasb:
100 boxes No. 1 Herring; ~ cases sardines;
50 leases Cove and Spiced ovs,ers net red and
sIleb decis fkE>toN bhoS.
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BLANKETS.

TESHE undersigned having commenced the manutaoture oil
Blankets their mill ct Dexter, New lork. are pre-
pared sell all kin is of low they be pur-
York, with the addition of freghts
fill orders tor amount at shortnotiee. -
Wekeep hand good assortn emit OF 81, lo-f ILL., III
Surer Family BlsnSets.
Heavy Negro Blankets.
Gray Wh hits saddle Blankets &C.. &c.. 20 which we
oet6 J. II. MAGHRB & co.
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JAMES sCANTLEN, JRs..
ET8S Just received by Railroad lot of Bucks Patent
Clippe. Cooling stoves. improved Ii Is the best
he7ntifl in ALSO Lotto fancy ENAMEL
CRATES OF LATEST STYLES. noylS
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: CIDER VINEGAR MANuFlCFOnY.

wv r. the undersigned wish c the attention Of the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers
general the fact that manufacturing
ticle of Cider Vinegar. which viii sell
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give call iair
trial is all wo ask. MERGER & CLIFFORD.
NB-rhe mandatory situated ice Of Fourth
and Canal Lamasoo city. IyI-dkwlY
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: AGAIN


NEW GOODS AT ROSER'S.
nCR long exprctsd have arrived Beautiful ciieos
" De Lanes Flannes Canton Flannes. double ShaSls.
Ny Jeans Gloves Se ss., anseip1tins 20 an up our
stock possible. therefore loot out cor
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