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. CINCINNATI, January IN, 1887
Having made eonsidersbi. iEq atr, as 10 ,hs .,.-
in oil Ne fAtenk Elastic cement Hoohnx sd
into this city by eaiiis Is dad Is 10 DO hIxhly
recommended 10 this city BY many eoupstsn,
Judges Nal - meeting with very ready aud x.uy
rsiiaH odaenon, hat its superiority over lhe "a
composition roofing 10 dscid ~ asd freely al n,,
aud, aeAly, s1psei ~ adopt Is Tor my usxl roo,
ssicn VAL PC asAt DEMONSTRATING laIe Ddea 20 use
ae, ous VIII NE virtues oftAs Patent Ht..uc G
kooeaG - substitute
fossuei ~. BENNETT
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4 sasaoas. &c. 6r sale BY -
EVANS, cHEw 4 CO.
Corner second aad Perry Su
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DHIkD FRUITS,

asns rlams, P.uass, Fis., Apples, Peaches, Cur
a. xvANs, CHAw d CO.
Corner Second and Perry 81.
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&c. 9. HUBBARD, Rtua Ins. co.
>. G.. HoohEk, ( chicago.
your Inquiry As 10 ehIlds seIne ut Rooaax, 1 a.
nsvenou experience Inc utmost confidence In II
offoophg Porposss aud econ nd II Tor an bu N
iaxs which an Engaged In ~ liag Up. sup.Iior
70 YIN OF saiagiss or aay osmsai Io0aax used nere
chicago, Feb 81, ,s7. builder Of sishmouS Hn,,.
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10 I6aEo.
4 NUMBER Of desirable lots for residence, on
ABrsdy, Main aud Harrison streets. 10 Isase %,
shs term Of i5 yesrs. Apply 70
w. n. p. GURLEY.
Once on Main between Front aud second A.,
diff
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Gus Ira' A'''a' s''Ts NM IA g, o y: y 10
Corner Second and Perry SITS.
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oyyics o. BuexFYg sr.TE tsspRAscE CO.,
No. ID FroaI streel, Dot. AaIU al sycamore,
cincinnati, o., Dec l6ih, 1870.
To all whom IL N .y eVperru:--Tbis Is 10 cert 4
that hAy examined spacime Us and roofs Of W h.
eaiIdss CO - 4 TO And NasGr Proof Gem cut Koof
ing, and beliavcts 10 DO eniucntiy Superior 10 ANY
eSner kind Of kooang nos In nsa- ! Vas an eve
~itnsss OF severe trial OF OF these hoot lie, from
. large volume OF nsms frol an adjoining building
winch s,ruck reciiy upou tho ke5I aud oosnce for
nsar half an hour. Is Stood he Trial beyond q II
.xpes n n u = nd 81 ed ,h g adding.
1 sixpsd, 4. " fAhhhLL,
I Rusk n tat In
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a. snnssss siSok 60 g
1eopeerN aeeM vSOyc0Sss
RQ1f UfVI3 - 0v1R RlAI1D VAL,
1Ss1GnV 1ne(YOumenes, TOYS. &c.
ny BK FOUND Al
-. :: 10y. sswssY 81. srss''
III s.;s ~ 3 r ssesss g s,.sS,
49, a.a.SI NptaN !.
TTAytN0 i.ss rsss,ysa srgs add on z ~
hSsSos esssssiyo slsck ssiiaSls fer se helsAy.
1svSa lAVas ali = eli AhA cxA9tns TOT tas@srNss
~ - - stnced thai " 10 10 lcnGst GccesaeU "
80 nass In order 10 gst Ne Ase.t sas asa vs.
eneahy Of goods in ny HE ~ se4eei has sesn ~
ssNes1A Area eia.. Jsvslry Store - nv Se . ~
snecsss has attended NJ seore.
10 charge Tor showtas xcods, wAics ~ " ~ An,
rAsseA - rspssssatsd Proesasi. = =
sssss moi on ne osser ., reas senas, sos CONE
once. ldscts-d~a y. :. 49,. M
NELSON'S SEW GAe&S eAUes'
RraAy D. above the Post Once
WYE wcais tender Ger Erstctas
500 w axkaow a~dgeneats 10 nc paot
L. ~ 70. their teer9l r@trcsiaTc tspSs
Il oar eetnneneeg MT = ,nss IA
AAsias removed into - sssssS
ncre coGncetoas ssctsi sSS~ ss
A., aheve oar feruef ioeaticn. ~e ~eaio s"*sa
- insuoefcA Of oar sock 81
Veioe cAeeks, Jsvslry,. SILVER WAN ana
kAasy 0esas,
.s..Ax~~~ IA lArespt ard Eaoss sasalouahle IN
d. sssv Ne are conssAntly W rees'i OF geo1s ~
srnsess anA utll alwsys have tse Hssefa tSses -
= IA II u sasssrn markets yas Dss.s,ssS
~ "A = and q aick returns, NJ n ,. Ss@S~S'
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1slshsrs RsAnsd Sugar.
| 90 Barrels al grada for sails BY
EVANS, GHkw a co.
Corner ssccad and Perry sts- = 4 =. -
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To wkomit may s1uesrn s@eeemetr i4th, $50
ue have raopsed W. Is. ehIidsse 70 esfliy ina
and Water Proof Gene Mt Roo1n4o niass's rhe
aud dwelling houses. II has giSepoh oaf Stores
feet saisiseuoa, and We TocomG' PET
wishiax Fire and Water Proof Roofing 40 F" T" All
sigasd. BAkkR d Won PHI
G6b Fixtures, " o. o. eesk EuaFn
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rAtreanxs Hiek.on are also ayents for the Nan.
haitian L, InsarAnes pany, lcAsb oApitea and &C.
Half lioe Daaiars} At ne city VI Nss YORK
81 ar. trsvArsd ~ sake rsks most Asnsaeis
frrms h0AaA
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J, .. BENNETT,

CINCINNATI 18th nth 22d 1850
Thine OF The l5ta insant Is before m ., for yeply
TO my inquiries aboat tks Patent Eiaslc csmant
ksonng OF W. Is. ehiids & co. 1 sa.. euamlusd
several roon put on BY them, aud have my ds.lIla
hoass AID Stable coyerad with tho sam material
osi4sts thsy arc NE best, or othsrxiss, the IN os
complete roof IN every respect ever put on build.
Tag, eosSag The same amor at OF money. Jbsy are
IRE proof from sparkle or light combusubIe sub
sAheo lhS rnsnd, EZRA BAILY,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

TRIBUTE TO MISSIONARY INFLUENcE.-Dr.
Kane, in his recent work, bears unequivocal
testimony in favor of the missionaries among
the Esqaimaux. He .says:-"The labors Of
the Luthercn and Moravian missionaries have
been so far successful among the people that
but few Of them are now without the pale oi
professed Christianity, and its reforming inau-
ences have affected the moral tone of ALL
Before the arrival of these selfsacrifcing
evangelists. murder incest, burial of the living
and infanticide were not numbered among
crimes. The benefits Of the missionary
school are not confined to the christianized
nations; and it is observable that the virtues
of truth, self-reliance, and generous bearing
have been inculcated successfully with men
who still cherish the wild traditionary super
stitions of their fathers"
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EVANSVILLE IND. THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 80 1857.

| is wanting at Tehauntepec. The last route
is thirty or forty miles longer than than thai
of Honduras. The Bay of Fonseca is one O
the finest, most capacious and commodious on
the whole Pacific coast.
In addition to the advantages of commercial
situation, Central America has, for the most
part, salubrious climate, and soil of ex-
uberant fertility, producing all tropical fruits
in excess, and crop of Indian corn each three
months throughout the year.
The latest news from Central America ex-
hibits new and unpleasant complications OF
the relations of the little State of Costa Rica
with our government. The seizure of the
boats of the Transit Company, the blockade
of the San Juan river, and violent interruption
of transit ON the route are acts ofGirect hos
tility to the United States, while they in
fict little or no injury on Nicarauga. The
people of this country will demand redress for
this hostility, and it cannot be doubted that
our government will promptly interpose to
punish the wrong and prevent future aggres-
sions.
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A "M1LKY Way IN THE SEA.-A lady on her
voyage to Calcutta writes the following,
which we are permitted to print:
When in the Gulf Of Alden we saw very
remarkable sight. It was a rough and blowy
evening that we were called on deck to see
the "murky water" which is only seen in this
region. 1t is still undecided whether the effect
is produced by electricity, by atmosphere
causes, or by animalcul@. Instead of water,
it seemed as if the vessel were plungng thro'
great drifts Of snow. The appearance extend
ed even to the horizon, and if the air had been
colder, and | could have caught the sound Of
sleigh-bells, [ should have lost all idea of the
sea, and imagined myself enjoying magnif-
cent sleigh ride. 1t is very remarkable that
no chemical analysis can detect any pecullar-
ty in the composition of the water; and as
soon as daylight or moonlight comes it van
ishes. The milky water lasted for three
nights, and then suddenly stopped; and every
evening afterwards the water was as usual"
NeaO York Observer
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. A New DIAMoND.-Two French chemists
Messrs. Wohler and Deville, have succeeded
in crystalizing the well known substance O
boron, which has hitherto only been known
as a greenish brown powder, or in combina-
ton with an acid, and they submitted speci-
mems of the crystals to the Academy of Sci
'ence, few days ago. These crystals pos
sess brilliancy and refractive power which
nothing equals but the Diamond, and they
rival that in hardness, being capable of scratch.
ing corundum, which, next to the diamond
is the hardest substance known. The speci-
mems yet obtained is very small, and have a
shade ofred or yellow, but the coloris believ.
ed to be accidental, and they hope that fu
ture experiments will enable them to pro
cure it colorless. Boron agrees with silicor
in many of its properties, and is consided al
intermediate between it and carbon. Thi
discovery may soon put us in possession of
fictitious diamond which the most expe
rienced eye will be unable to distinguish from
the genuine.-Scotsman.
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CENTRAL AMERIcA.-The population of the
whole territory of Central America is at pres
~ent only about 100000. Its capacity with
"A population about as dense as Massachusetts,,
would be about or nearly 20,000,000; or as
dense as Belgium, not far from 50,O00,000.-
1t has a situation unsurpassed by any portion
Of the world; not excepting Great Britain, for
commercial purposes. Forming, by a narrow
isthmus u separation between the great seas
which constitute the field Of navigation, and
comprise the theatre of foreign commerce for
the globe, and being very nearly central in
latitude between the poles, it is, in fact, COM
mercially, the centre of our world. 1t is natu-
rally the market overt for all human traffic.
Its narrow extent, from sea to sea, places the
ports of the Atlantic and Pacific within one
days run by railroad from each other There
are, at this time, but two routes Of transit, one
at the Bay Of Panama, in the extreme South
sbeyond the territory Of these States, by rail-
road, and one across Nicaragua by river and
lake, with portage Of fifteen miles from San
Juan del Norte, on the Atlantic, to San Juan
del Sud, on the Pacific. Two others arc
about to be constructed. viz: one in Honduras
consisting Of railroad extending from Puerto
dc Caballos, on the Atlantic coast, to San Lo
renzo or Amapala, on the Pacific. in the Bay
Of Fonseca, distance 160 miles, which, we un
derstand, is to be commenced the ensuing
sprng-the other at the lsthmus Of Tehuan
4. tepec, in Mexico, which is already commenced
Both of these new routes will prob ,bly b.
open for freight and passengers within tw
years. That which is the third named, has
in tho opinion of Mr.. Squire, advantages owe
all others. 1t has excellent ports at each en-
ol the route, most important element whic
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VOLUME TX.
AWFUL THoUaHrs.-"This had from the

AWFUL TaoUGHrs.-"This had from the
very beginning of their acquaintance induced
in her that awe which is the most delicious
feeling wife can have toward husband."-
"Awel" said !, on hearing the above remark
''awe of man whose whiskers you have
trimmed, whose hair you have cut, whose era
vats you have put into the wash whose boots
and shoes you have kicked into the closet
whose dressing-gown you have worn while
'combing your hair, who has been down into
the kitchen with you at eleven o'clock at
night to hunt for chicken-bone, who has
hooked your dresses, unlaced your boots, fas-
tened your bracelets, and tied on your bonnet;
who has stood before your looking glass, with
thumb and finger on his proboscis, scraping
his chin, whom you have buttered and sugar
ed and toasted, and teaed; whom you have
seen asleep with his mouth wide open! Ri
diculoush' Fanny Fern.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

F'HE qndersgned Lessee Of this newly erected and adn
rably adapted HOTEL takes pie in announcing
the public generally and especially passengers arriving
departing the Portland Wharf that this house
p0ty furnished and ready for the Guests
Every item of Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout is fitted with articles expressly
for the house.
Situated tho ST. CHARLES is madatey the landing
the principal shipping poiBt for Lousve
all her ruger guests hrst arrive and from whence they de-
the West and South this house
this point.
Esabshment 10 command liberal share of public patron
aga intends deserve Tho House, with
grounds cool shady and general convent
ences surpassed transient house. II shall he kept
rstc1s Hote-laobug Of the essentials OF
an ostahl lishment.
Mr.. !, kEDDtNg we'll known 70 the travelling public.
from connection with Hotels Louisville Ia
gagged viii asstin tho general
The patronage ofthe public Is respectfully aoloed
y3i-tf W. W. OWEN Pro opriotor
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QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MAKING
Ali Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar.
INSTANTLY, by the use of
ANoA W OnS uS0 VI
O o u R. s e s s Il N 7 L o L

INSTANTLY, by the use OF
LACOU ESS NTIAL OILS
These Oils are obtained by Dstlaoa at the Chemical
Lacours Chemical Analysis Lacours Chemical Manipu
lasions LacOur on the ManIfaetnre OF Liquors. &e
obtain their ii the oil docs not give perfect
LAOOUR's OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation of Imported Brandies viz: Otard
yard Proprietors Oastiion and London Dock Brandes
These liquors will have full fruity favor and beautiful
BY the use the Oil Of COgnae brandy Pine
r & OF eSaness Whisky
Menongaheia Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
OIL OF CEBR&T changes common Rectiaed Whisky to
Old Irish Malt Whisky, aud superior article of Scotch
oil OF PEACH change. common whisky. to Virginia
Peach BRANDT 81 OIL Of Pea Peach and oil Of o0sn"o will
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest hAy to Holland Gin
LAooURs doScENTRATED ACID wiiis in ive VEN hour:
after being mixed change five gallons of good Vinegar and
asid Vinegar that be BY
Lacour Concentrated Acid Vinegar be made for
FOR MAKING LIQUORS. LaeOur's Oils require pre-
pour the 81 into the whisky and shake well
rich. oily taste beautiful transparent color and hne
verting common whisky brandy gin Sc fss prof.
erty combines with and in the foculent par
WHISKY I IS thus that peculiar ana
ing taste and becomes neutral spirit the second property
liquor which render? i and an apPsaraHss
nutty odor that to the liquor which
ders distinction from the genuine brands impossible
suaciens making huud gallons Of liquor
Full and comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
For sale at the St. Charles and Poydras streets
sacked shipped with bill Of adng any part of the
country upon the receipt of so in 6 the address & Of
Purchasers guarantee of good faith
furnish the house in New Orleans and vii
that is claimed for them. they will cost nothing jan5-y
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NEW FALL GOODS.
COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION.
THOSE SUBSCRIBING THRoUGH THIS ASSOCIATION FOR
HARPER. PUTNAM, Cooley. GRAHAM.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
EgF.4G G,FE VUSknEA anF2
REACKW1Ogp epE2
ANY ONE OF THE QUARTERLIES

UYIL receive in addition the Art Journal FREE and
~ also certificate giving them equal chance with
other member of the Society to draw ne Oil Painting,
a choice piece of Statuary Three Oil Paintings were
drawn By members of the Society. in Evansville last year.
and two the year before.
The Magazines for the coming will be received by
each month Immediately they issued delivered
to subscribers with the leaves and trimmed q
tc exceed postage.
little Living Age and two certificates the
nal FOR six dollars Call OF the Telegraph Office and sub
scribe early our list nay be complete in good time
noFiT q. G.. EARNHARC. Hon. See'y
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EEVE SVDRE,

EhRJ.J PENNINGTON having purchased he stock of
Fl y Medicines opened for sale by Crawford sell few
months since desires call the attention of ahe publle
particularly physicians aud merchants coming t. this city
10 mako nurchases to this which III be
stantIv receiving from the Eastern ces, ana
which will low can be afforded by any
BniIain~s sep29-tf
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EEEV DRUGS,
z Re SH AMI Film

EICF YIERLTNG have just opened largo assortment
Drugs and Medicines which they invite
cn Of Merchants aud Physicians. They also Window
ass Glass gare Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of
OiS Dyesufs, Spices Perfumery Fancy articles, &C.
ALsoa popular Patent Medicines. All kinds Paints
oundn oil Pure Wines Braudies orAediena purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No IA Waterst
under tho journal Office.
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F Fall sni Winter Dry Goods just received. aud now
open at EMBlCa'S Dry Good store. Main street three
below second His motto is Cheap for Gash' call
soon if you want large goods for little
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SHHRWOOD HCusE-

THE subscriber hastaken the above house and mas
4 entirely refted and reEurRishedit it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
Re has also rented tn brick Stable BY
M Peter Burke, and has good ofhorses and
riaSes TO let.
Thestahleislarge clean and we'll ocated. and good
hostersarei in eonstantattendance. Parcularattenon
will be paid to the ofhorses leftWith him for keep
ng, ,apdin allrespecs, the public> Ia find the Sher
rood House good Hotel Tjys-tf ]. A. BYERS.
TaIcPAUElNS, a VIKINGS, &C., &C.
T5HE undersigned pared splice any kind rop
and straping blocks any description; the making
any Tarpaun&s, Awnings. &c To be found any time
VIM. GREEN'S Central Eouse, Division street.
oot15-3m JOHN PLOWMAN.
- - DOZ aud lbs cans Cows Oysters lust by
- deel5 T. H. COOK 81 SON.
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y. wURTss RT. FaEMENG.
SECOND PURCHASE

ywTHOLESALE and retail dealers in Leather Hides,
S Flour White Lime Main ppOsite old State
Bank. eepZo
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$500 I'M GIFTS
EnIaTRIarLIEn IN EoU NJ PROPORTLONs

HTITH every all the 81 and 25 Books sold
AW The Gifts consist of Gold and Silver Watches
gold and silver pencils gold locke gold rings gold
drops nnas purses redicules penknyea
&c &C. person sending order for 10 books VIII he
TO book gift OrIers from the country
will receive prompt attention, and viii be seat by mail
express with dispatch.
Also Mrs Stoves novel "Dred,'' vols. gf5, as
above J. 5. ANDREWS, 40 Nassau st.
New YoTk City.
Catalogues - cent to any address. nov6-3m
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TENNEY .sr sORENsnN

wHoLEsALE DEALERS GROCERIES AND liquors. coRNER
WATER ANr VINE SITS. EVANSVILLE.
NE undersigned have this day formed copartn ership
h the pu-pese of doing wholesale Grocery Liquor
business EaviDg succeeded the business of Messrs
HoweS chased and made additions make
complete shall be able offer good bargains
FOR CASH, any house in Evansville any city
y est. r. s. TEENEY,
jan3 S.SORENSON.
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PTYELUwBER AND SHINGLES,

ED H BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of sye aud surrounding urtry that he
having engaged in the manufacture o. Lumber ior
raj vear and eleotnga choice article of his anufae-
ture) opened Yard Carpenter street near kr3z
Heilman Foundry and prepared to sell at Wholesale
retail cheaper than before 0deredin this city,
ihI2 1NHd
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Az EROSEEs.s

HP ECGIVED this morning by Adams Express. sup
ply of lBdies and misses Lambs Hose eolored
aud white Kid Gloves. fleece lined Silk Gloves &c.
Expecting daily TO arrive addti NAL stock of all
Dry Goods which numerous friends at reduced
prices. Call in everybody.
nov23 ROSER, BRO. & FREY.
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NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND
MERCHANTS.

MEb@ChANISs
COMPLETE assortment of the Oils necessary for max
IN ing and havorng variety of liquor and package
of the articles used giving liquors
Converting 20 gallons of Whisky to 100 gaons) and
article necessary to LIQUOR STORE, will De
furnished for $20 Also all the information
conduct such establishment thus enabling the
ginner successfully with the Oldest liquor dealers
Address, through the Post Ofice, P. LAO0UR,
New Orleans.
Lacour Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar put up
In gallon packages at So PaCkagn good shipping
order. jams
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CHANGE.

HNAvtN bought Mossrs. HerahberEer Carson stock
o. Family Groceries, Produ4e. No. would be glad
10 receive tho patronage of the customers the late
Also that ofmy old friends and the public generally,
promising my part TO do utmost to give entire sas
faction TO all.
win remain for few days In the store occupied by
the late firm previous TO locating permanently in the
Venneman old stand" corner OF Main aud ID whore
will ondeavorto keep such stock goods always hand
as tho wants OF families demand.
JAM SAM'L vICKERY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRAvELEas'z H0ME,

Fornierly BulI's Head LaVern'
ENEE undersigned taken the above well known house,
ara re9tted and throughout in the best
stye will be second other house
Evansville. good for BOarders, and Keep as
we'll supplied table as the market will afford and rates rea
sonable Attached house is good Bowling Alley
Travellers will receive every attention. and their cattle be
well taken Of augll-u VIM u. IdOA4Ao.
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CHARLES BARNUM,
DEALER
" at c d cS, Clocks Z TelFy, & c.
FIRST STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND LocFsT
Evansville, Ind.

FNHE subscriber has received lot of
Ii JEwELRY which he is prepared to sell cheaper than
cash. His stock part OF Watches
Gus styles and Jeweiry ali kinds and quality
Guiding Gold, Stone. Mosaic Coral in Gold
and Silver Chains Bracelets Lookets Necklaces Rings.
Cold Slides Sleeve Buttons. Gold Pins Plated Spoons and
Forks Silver Thimbes, Guards Bracelets &c
sc. In fact almost everything usually in Jewery Store,
G of which viii be warranted represented and will be
sold cheaper than offered city.
frsm those desrous of purchasing respectfully solicited
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry Of all kinds repaired in the
best manner ard work warranted.
iy22-tf CUAS. BARNUM.