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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07

A TREAT FOR OUR PEorLE.-On Monday
next (l3th), the greatest combination of at
fractions that has ever visited our city, will
make its appearance on board the Floating
Palace. 1t consists of the celebrated and
wonderful Donneti's Performing Monkeys,
Dogs, and Goats; the wonderful Bearded
Woman with beard an inch long, and her
Infant Son; the widely known Birch's Ne
gro Minstrels; altogether forming the great
est array of attraction ever presented here.
A gentleman who witnessed the perform
ance of these monkeys, &C. at a recent en-
gagement at Woods Theatre, says: "The
Juror they excited was immense, Sling the
house from pit to to dome nightly, for more
than four weeks. The grand banquet scene
by the monkeys, dogs, and goats, is one of
the most amusing and mirth exciting things
he ever saw, and itself alone was worth the
price of admission. Among other enter
tanning featS may be mentioned, the over
turning Of the carriage, the tight rope per-
Torrance, aud the extraordinary tenacity OF
the dog as it ascends to the root, holding on
by its teeth alone, while surrounded by blaz-
ing fireworks.
The bearded woman and her infant son
are euTiosities which every one should see
In every city in the Union, they have been
visited by thousands, and were pronounced
ny al to be the most wonderful phenomena
in the world. We are confident that our
people will not permit the opportunity they
viii enjoy on Monday next, to pass without
visiting So remarkable a curiosity.
Birch's Ministries need no culogy from us
Their reputation is national. The SwiS
Warbler, too, will "lend enchantment to tn
car by his sweet warblings.
The world renowned Dissolying View
viii also be shown. They are the creates
in the world. For the clergy and school
nothing more interesting could be offered.
Take it all in all, we may not have anoth
er opportunity of witnessing such varie,
and interesting exhibition as the one tina
will show on Monday next. The capaci5u
boats will be filed to its utmost capacity
and those going, should go early as the frs
part of The performance is most interesting
as well as to secure seats. Fer more partic
s!ars, soc hand bills, and advertisement
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07

Mission AMONG THE MoRNoXs.-The cor
respondent of the New York Times, in a
late letter from Utah, writes: 1.-THE pres
ence of the army here will make an opening
for missionary enterprise, which should not
he lost sight of. The mass Of people in this
valley, and especially the young, never
heard of any religious faith except Mormon
ism. Perhaps no other influence would be
so powerful in breaking up the Mormon
Theocracy as the establishment here Of an
evangelical church, or several of them, in
which pure religion and undefiled truth
may be presented in bold contrast with the
revolving doctrines preached and practiced
among the spurious saints. With the army
here to defend the rights of the "Gcnties -
to pulpits of their own, such an enterprise
could readily be established and sustained,
provided our good friends in the East will
divert to this worse than pagan-darkened
spot portion of the contributions which
are now scattered to no more benighted
islanders in distant seas
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-07

k.ay@ The Roman Catholic priest of W.
lage of the diocese of Raab in Hungary.
was lately cited by his bishop before the &C.
clcsiastical tribunal for having caused the
bells of his church TO be tolled as mark of
respect on the death of the Protestant pas
tor of the village. But as it has been the
custom in Hungary for length of time for
the Catholic and Protestant clergy to 1--we
together OF good terms and have respect for
each other, the tribunal refused TO entertain
the complaint.
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II NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce their friends and patrons, the public Il
Evansville and vicinity, that with increased faci-
tics for the transportation of
FREQ II 7, II CR 4 C ES.
MONET A Nd TiLCz BEES
They solicit continuance Of former favors. Is
p-ciai care taken in the collection Of Bills Draft
Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves OF the a.
cities Of tbs Express, obtain any desired mfr
nation in reference to- the routes aud details of ~
business, at their Office on Firs: street. between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Ofsoa-
do j. r. VI. FIsH. AGr'.t
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Ca We understand that the steamer
Hudson will be up this week and will here
after run as regular packet between this
point and Cairo. The Hudson is very
light draught steamer-requiring only about
fifteen inches water-and will be able to
make regular trims.
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New York Market.

New York, Sept G-N.
Flour dull sales of 6, 900 bbls at II decline
of Sc. on I'll qualities; Ohio is quoted at
) 69GG5 IS; and southern at 9O(a6 co.
Wheat firm; sales at OOCn i 80 forred and
] 25Gl 40 for white. Corn has declined :;
sales of 80, roo bush. at 6S@75 for mixed,
and 81 for yellow. Pork is heavy at IL 45
ali 80 for mess. Whisky dull at 2iI.-
Sugar firm at 4 for Cuba. Coffee quiet
Stocks are hirhcr
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6-M.
Flour very firm, with light receipts, very
small stock on hand; sales of 1000 bbls at
6e9 for fresh ground; 5 % for old stock;
00(G6 so for extra and extra family. Rye
flour and corn meal scarce, and commands
90. Wheat comes forward less freely than
was anticipated, and prices, if anything,
favor sellers; red commands 2s(0,l 30,
and white / 356l 43. Rye is selling at
rs for old, and 20 for new. Corn is less ac-
tive and less firm in price; sales of yellow
at s7(d. SO in store, and 90 afioat. Oats are
in good request, and 5000 bush of new sold
at AZ. In groceries and provisions there is
but little doing. Clover seed is in steady
request at 5O05 SIT. Whisky has de-
clned; 600 bbs Ohio sold at 25(G26 !;
800 bbls of Pennsylvania in drudge
nj %
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We are authorized to announce the name of
THOMAS W. RoYsrox, a. candidate for Sheriff Of
vanderburgh County. anglo
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BS- We call attention to our bank note
table. II is carefully corrected when any
change in the value Of any bank issues &C.
ours, and may be relied on as always being
strictly correct
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI Sept. 6.-P. II.
Flour closed dull export demand ceased |;
sales of 400 bbls at 4 s5(o . 90 for super
fine, closing nominal, receipts of 5000 bbls
since Saturday. Whisky firm; 900 bbls
sold at 81. No change in provisions, mar
ket rather dull.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YORK. Sent 6-p
BY THE Z. q W. LINE.

WV TURK, sept. b.-P. N.
The bank statement for the past week ex.
hibits a decrease in loans of $l9S. 900; de
crease in deposits S5sO,o00; increase in
specie 1921 900; increase in circulation
$4,000; increase in undrawn deposits
S2l4,000.
General Superintendent Talmadge was
suspended to-day by the Police Commission
ers for refusing to obey the orders of Gen
Nye to send policemen to the quarantine
grounds on the night of the ID inst
Five more arrests were made to-day. bu,
nothing important took place at Staten
Island
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BE- The Done will lay up. for a short
time, until there is better stage of water.
The river is too low now to permit of heavy
freight trips, and as the Done depended upon
freight for her support her officers conclud-
ed it best not TO run her, until they could
do so with profit.
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NROCERTEs .f.l.D PROTIsTO.Y's.

NB-rEsALE department, First street, first door
fr' IN II in Retail Department, Main street, first
ae.i i.rlow the corner.
4. II. Cook b"a.s 10 thank his friends in Evans
vile and neighbpriOod, for their avoTs freely be-
slowed on him since he has been IN business among
th"m and takes this opportunity Of introducing 20
their notice his son, Mr.. II. A. Cook. whom he has
taken into partnership rom tiii- Gate, and solcits
for the new firm Of T. ii. Cook & Son, acontinuance
Of the support 50 literally conferred on himself
y. II. Cook Son, having taken the business
premises and purchased the whole stock Of Mr.. NJ.
W Foster, feel confident that they will be enabled
q supply the citizens Of Evansville with every arti
Gle they may require in the Grocery and Provision
line. Y. Ii. Cook & Son wish especially to draw the
attention Of persons in the country having produce
Of any kind to dispose or their increased facility
for taking of their stock, and supplying thefn az
their store, with all articles required in the whole
sale department, nj prices that must inscre their
orders iuT Ire future. feb2-tf
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CHANBERsBURG, Pa, Sept. 6,-P.

CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Sept. Or. ".
An affray occurred last evening near
Waynesboro, in this county, in which a man
raned Osborne was shot down by two
brothers, Daniel and David Funk The dis
pute arose from Osborne carrying water
from Funk's well. Both tn. brothers have
been arrested, and are now in prison.
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June 2q-ff
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rya.T.y.sI, ORT.sTTO.V W:EsTH-RD
: Ii baltimore and Ohio Rni1rond.

n We beg to cali the attention Of Merchants
bHying ordering their fall stock from the East
cities TO the superior advantages and facilities
of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for the safe and speedy transportation Of Ere CHS
Ia Evansville and vicinity. Connections are made
with the most reliable Railroads and Steamships.
River route shortened and improved by completion
to Parllersburgh. Through rates lower than by any
other route. Apply TO
VI. POTTER, Boston; q. T. KELLY, Philadelphia I;
e. >. PEEvIEL, New York j. + ENGLAND, Balti-
more, for information through rates, or TO
GEO. FOSTER & Co., Freight Agents.
Corner Locust street and Canal, Evansville, Indiana
iy-23
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NEy YopK Sent 6-x

The United States Brig of War, Dolphin,
bound to Boston, put into this port to-day,
to land Capt. Townsend. of the SLAYER Echo.
for the purpose of having him sent to Charles
ton. The Dolphin will leave for Boston
this afternoon.
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RAILROADS AND EMPRESS.
EIIE.g.N-GE or TE.HE.-E E.S.NrS-
wi, IN, ASp cRAW, IL ,;...:. 81

SVlLLE AND CRAW- -, ,=sss -,z1-zs-4szEssz-l
for,lsyie Railroad, 80 ~.
On and after Monday, July 18th, lS5s, the trains
this road will run follows
Tie up mail will leave Evansville ~ \. u
NiGcennes IL. 10, and arrive At Terre Hagts 3 +
VI. as heretofore. Dinner both at FlEcls..ss and
Terrc lIante.)
Tie down mail will leave Terre lIaute az $50 T.
NJ fincennes 6.:s3 and arrive at Evansville at $40
j. ". Supper ut Nincennes.)
THE ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN BETWEEN
EVANSVILLE AND NINCESSES.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only
Will leave Eincennes at 600 4. ". and arrive at
Evansville at 10 Is a. VI.
Will leave Evansville at 1.'o ?. N. and arrive at
Vincennes at 5.37 y. VI.
BETWEEN vINCENNES AND TEBRE BACTE.
On Mondays, Wednesdays ara FRIDAYS only
Will leave Nincennas at eco A. ". ami arrive -
Tcrre Hauie at 1880 4. NJ will leave Terre iisii's
at | 10 +. VI. and arrive st Nincenu"s - 6-35 Z. VI
JOHN ISGLE, JR., sup't.
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DAYTON. Ohio. Sent. G.-p. NJ.

DAYTON, Ohio, Sept. G.-P. NJ.
Johh W. Van Cleve, an old and eminent
citizen died in this city to-day, of consnmp-
Dayton.
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Ciuctnnati Market.

CINCINNATI Sept. 6-M.
Flour firm and in good demand; though
receipts are very large. Whisky firmer, at
81. Nothing has transpired in provisions.
Wheat firm at full rates.
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We keep constantly cn hand large stock Of pop
uar brands If Tobacco, among which are Holland :
Empress Pine Apple Twist and Pancake. Also,
Roberts and Harris hest brands.
Our stock of pure Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
is large and well selected, all of which offer ON
good terms to the Western and Southern trade.
MOCK, WICkS a. co, Main street.
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EHeHEEEER WILSON'S FAM.
The buckeye Strfng Machine.
pxs<< E2O

The IEst single Thread Machine i'm the market.
\ general assortment of Sewing Machine SILK
Thread, Needles, &c, &c., constantly on hand.
Office No. IAMaTLe Hall.
mvif-gm L. NJ. SELLNAN, Agent
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Additional Foreign News.


Qeen Victoria continues her progress in
Germany. She was received with the most
extravagant demonstrations of good will.
Preparations were being made for gen.
eral visit TO Leeds on the return of the Queen
from Germany.
The world renowned frigate Agamemnon
which covered herself with glory in the lay
ing of the telegraph cable had been on fire,
but fortunately sustained but little damage.
There has been a collision between two
excursion trains on the Oxford and Wolver-
hampton railroad, involving dreadful con-
sequences. Several persons were killed an;
many others frightfully injured.
The condition of the Thames river, the
filthiness of which has excited much remark,
has been improved to some extent.
The celebrated horse, Cruiser, which was
tanned by Mr.. Rarey, is now performing in
q circus.
The accounts from the harvest are very
satisfactory. The rains have caused some
delay in gathering the crops, but no perma-
nent injury had been caused.
Messrs. Chudemas, Duncan < Glib. of
Liverpool, had suspended payment buttheir
assets will cover their liabilities
The continental exchanges show great
frmness, especially at Paris.
A despatch from ST. Petersburg SAYS
that the Chinese Empire is to be open To
foreigners, and that the left bank of the
river Amoor is henceforth To be the boundary
I batveen Pussia 4 China
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. e-x.

JHAKLEs1ON, >. O. sept. b-N.
The official report of the Board of health
state that 10 deaths from yellow fever. oc-
CURED in the city during the week ending
SATURDAY.
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Special Notices.

LIr. HOsfsifsr's FILTERS have received the
warm-st encOmiusns from the press and the p"opl
throughout the Union. A. a valuable tonic for tn.
cure Of Dyspepsia, Flatulcnce, Constipation, and
general nervous debility. il cannot be approached
Every day cases Of its great effect are clron.
clcd through our principal public Journals. There
il nothing equal to the enjoyment Of that which
the afflicted experience when using this valuable
specific. Its mild tone, its sure and vigorous nc
tion upon a disoriercd stomach, and ihc cleansing
of the entire human body, should recommend 1t to
all classes Of our community. Al that viii Dc ne
ccssary to convince the skeptica Of its h-alhy ef
fects is to- purchase a bottle and hc convinced. For
sale by Druggists generally, everywhere. Srptllw
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Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 70.
Richardson Spence & Go. state that the
weather has become favorable for harvest
ing, checking the advancing tendency in
prices. Western -four isquoted at 20s.G,2ls.,
Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls.o 22s.; Ohio
22s.(G 23s. cd. The wheat market is steady
and prices for choice descriptions of red
western $50 3D.; red southern 6s(a 6s Sd ;
western white 6s(G6S 3D.; white southern
6s 9d(G.7s Sd. Corn isdull; yellow 33s 6dG
GAS; prime white 34s(ay34s Sd.
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GU.VDRTRs.--HfLF PIPE .sLEx.

~ Seignettc brandy,
2 casks fine port wine,
10 bbls cherry brandy,
200 resms wrapping paper,
received and for sale by L. & n. HERMANN.
DZ.FE FLOORZ.N'G.-2O,OO FEET
II No. dressed Pine Flooring. in yard and for
sale by John r. GLOVER.
s1cil c~rnsr Main and Seventh s-rests
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N.TOR.fGE H.I.N'TRD.--'

(><TUR.9GE H.9.N'TED.--Wc PREPARED
~ to store in Fire Proof Warehouse, any
quantity OF Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, on the
most liberal terms.
Having large and airy Rooms up stairs, particular
care will be taken of Household Turnifure, Agri-
cultural implements and all kinds OF goods or
wares liable 10 damage from damp rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire pr0af rates.
10y the month, or longer when desired.
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust stftAt and
w. and l.. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railroad Apply to
APPS GEO. POSTER i co.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. en-.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 6-N.
Weather clear. Thermometer 1so River
fallen 4 ;aches since Saturday.
PITTsBvEG, Sept. 6.
River 81 inches by metal mark and fall
ing. Weather clear. Mercury 70.
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CAPE RACE, Sept. 9Th,

The steamship Fulton, from southampton,
with dates to the 18th uit. passed Cape Race
Friday. Her adviceS were Obtained by the
steam yacht of the Associated Press.
The American advices 10y the steamer In
dian, from Quebec, were received at Liver
pool on the 24tb.
The ship Maynower, from New Orleans
for Nantez, has been capsized at sea and be-
come total wreck. Fifteen of the crew
were lost. The captain and seven others
were saved.
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HyR.S.NHLI.N' Ti.PR .f.V.O sTE-
~ KENINPE FOL NDkG.
ILtH0LES-sLE TOB.iCCO .iGE.N.
W CI.
MOCK, WIcKS, & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission Merchants, and


Foreign s. Domestic Liquors, Cigars,
&c. &C.
AGENTS FoR-
VIRGINIA., MISSOURI IND Ky. TOBICCO.
Also, AGENTS FOR
MATSTTLLE COTTON YARNS, THYME, BAT
TING, COTTON & MiNILLd CORDIGE,
No. 5ll Main street,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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~ Persons not having paid t.U.r-c county tax arc
hereby notified 10 call before the first MONDAY in
September, ISIS and settle, rs after sa.l date shall
be Obliged 90 cali on those, either personally or by
deputy "hen besides the usual penalty Of ten per
cent, constables fees will be charged AS allowed nv
law n. s., sect. l0i. chap6.
THEODORE VENNEMAy
aug % ltd County Treasurer
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~ PsRrZR E0G Es-ERI.6 0DI.-
G ~ who subscribe fJr thy
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z milV eWsnaner

Tho New York Weekly Press Is one Of the largest
aud bet literary papers Of the day. A large Quarto
tcrtaining matter; and Elegantly Illustrated every
week.
Gift worth from 50 cents to 500 will he sent 20
each subscriber on receipt Of the subscription
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ED 8. u.FRD, 8HCEFCY,'G.
EpROU.f n .sIH.H.f.A; sRfRST-
RS ING. FORWARDING AND GENERAL
OMMlSSlON MERCHANTS

Agents for Eanawlla salt Company, ETgnsyiic, In.
diana. We have formed a co-partnershp under tic
rtyle of BEowS & AMMAN, and offer our services in
the capacity set forth in our card above.
We are fully prepared 10 extend every iseility To
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL
ROAD, and asslae them that their interests s..all
b. faithfully represented, should they be p"assd t.
favor with their patronage.
Office and Warehouse on thu corner Of Main ~
and the Canal.
WAt. BROWN, ". ". AIKNAN.
Late of Howard 4 Brown Late Of FOSTER, & Co
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I.IYERPnnL. Aug. d.

The sales of cotton for the last three days
have been $4,000 bales; market closed with
an advancing tendency, chiefly for fine
qualities which are l-l6d higher; sales to
spectators have been 1000 bales and an
equal amount to exporters.
Manchester advices are favorable, and all
descriptions of goods have advanced. Bread
stuifs quiet The weather has been favor
able for the crops. Flour quiet. Wheat
steady. Corn dull. Provisions steady
Sugar quiet Coffee dull. Spirits turpen-
tine dull, but steady at 81.
The treaty of the Allies with China does
not confer the right of having Minis
ter resident in China, but only consults
general residents in China with the Cabinet
of the Emperor.
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oss The Troy Iron and Nail Factory at Troy,
- y. a., have Henry Burdens ~
M N Improved Horse Shoe Machine IN
hi Fry now In successful operation ~ ~
Ill Hand are prepared TO execute or MI III
v II der for Horse and Mule Shoes, VI IN
Of any weight and pattern, at "
price but lit Tic above the price 81 Horse Shoe Iron
The quality OF the Iron ussi in these shoes a
warranted IN every respect. Thee shoes have been
approved Of and are now ,.sed by the United States
G,yernment exclusively, also by many Of tho
principal stose and Omnibus Companies and Horse
Shocrs throughout the country. These Shoes can
be purchased through tie Priu -fral Hardware and
Iroa Stores "a the United States.
or,ers adiressed to the sabscfiber nj Troy VIII
lage. will receive PROMPT attention.
MM. +. BURDEr, Agent,
Hpl1-ly Troy, y. Y.
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- RING, Salmon, Pickerell, White Fish, Line
Cement, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Fierts, English
Wanuts, Currants, Raisins Figs, Camphor. Alum.
Epson salts, Sulphur, Roll Brimsione, Corperas.
Nader, LOgwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar. SOds,
B-d Cords, ali kinds; Blacking, Batting, Cloves,
Havana, German, aud half spanish Cigar; Teas,
Ginger all kinds GLASS; Jars, Lanterns and flas
Lemon Syrup, Mustard, NufTnegs, Matches Spanish
Mos Lo.ysters. Oysters, Sarlines, Pepper sauce,
Stove Pipes, Rosin, Fancy Soaps, Powder, Safety
Fnse. Tobacco, all kinds Scotch SNUFF, Starch.
Vinersr. PAPER. all kinds Rice. &c, a.
\ supply 90 tie above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale, W. ~
GILBERT & B0WLES,
N -y,aa Wafe
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Wholesale Tobacco Agency.
HOLLANDS TOBACCO.

No. 5ll Main street, Louisville, Ky.
We are receiving cur new stock Of Nirgini
and kentucky Tobacco, which offer low 20 tn
trade.
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Candidates.

Jesse Fuller offers himself a candidate for
he Office Of Treasurer Of vanderburgh County, at
the ensuing election. scptl
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