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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
s'2iz-.g SIR JAMES CLARKE's l' i7nar
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of SIR James Clarke NJ
D.s Physician ESriorSlinaTy TO the Queen. This in
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COAL FOR SALE.

NNE have ON har.: aud are constantly receiving
w coal Of an excellent quality from up the canai
which we viii deliver in any part of the cty AZ Ias
Oriers left at James Laughlins warehOuse or al the
oince Of Nathan Rowley will be promptly attended Ia.
Hr.rg rlf VI 81 .'ra.. EOANIFY 4 aNORy
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CHOICE LIQUORS.

a LIS & H0wES have some OLD BOURBON
AvWHIskY and FINE BRANDY, in bottles, for
The Complaints OF the season. for the net OF their
frends.0 Those wanting good eticle win eallat
jy2sJ ALL1S g. H0WES.
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Cash (! !,Cash Cash J. CaShIa Cash!
RN and after + BhUARY, lst, Is5s, Will close
" my Books to al running accounts aud
Sell Tor Cash Only or fits Equivalent.
Experiencehas taught me to take this plan, be,iev-
ing II TO be 70 e interest Of buy AS well as TO my
self. shall try 10 make IL an object for an TO nav
cash, and hope TO give offence none by refu sin
credit, asl shall refuse all without respect to person or
persons Al goods must he paid for before Ia leave
the store; II not satisfactory, they be returned.
and viii refund the money. 80 - = = - -.
Also, take this opportunity to offer nv sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage with which / was
heretofore favored, and ask continuancea of the
same, promisipg TO merit the by prompt and fair
dealing and an additional inducement in prices =
SAM. EMBICH,
;anls Main ST 3 doors below Srrnnd
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gun JELLY splerSaid article. .For sale nv l'
- . aloau ed s.id I'll. COOK y SON.
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LOOK THIS WAY.

81 HAVE Just received splendid assortment OF
"a Blank Book Paper, ell the sizes, which am pre-
pared to get mp Books at the shortest notice to any
patron that may. he wantei, with without printed
head. have Blank Books and Bills sundry always
on hand. Give NJ. i. JOHNSON a call before 'goiag
elsewhere. poy.;-ff
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TIN Plate, So 81. baa ..'-as 20.
90 do Roofing do.su .iissb's.saf r. ID
10 do do iSs iSSIS Sla.e so so a si yii,,4 5, t
ts- 20 do X Tin Bright. q. . r--.-,....
20 slabs Spelter.
20 Pigs Block Tin. TfIEraI s-rai n safr
For sale by Jan l2l SAM'L ORR.
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TO FARMERS AND PORK PACK.
500 HOGS pERDAY

Wshave TWO LARGE IRON TANK for st-s-rine
heads or Onai and will buy heads, steam them for
Others AT usual rates Salt and ccuperage will be fur
nished TO packers az mark et rates. t...... d.
HOGS slaughtered ~ our House will he DELIVER
I'D FREE OF CHARGE II any part Of the city
it" p" i SAMUEL ORR y co.
Evansville, Ind, Nov. 18th, Is5i. ~ DIV. =
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itHt- Cowsi Cows. Cows. ift1 saa3t -
vfoUR Cows oS in from the courr-ry. For sale
asS1a'xaE ~ y. \ ogpA ~ = ~ ~s =
o.. ror rosa .,-.f d.
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s B. L.. Fahenstock,s Vermifuge.

-. IL. fanenstOck'sI 'ermIiuge.
"A FTER an experience of almost thirty years IN
IN .he preparation OF Vermifuge am now enabled
70 offer my Improved Vermifuge 10 the public, an
article in every way worthy of confidence il being the
most effectual " orm Destroyer in either Children
Adults vet introduced. This fact whchis a'testedby
CeTtihcates of persons of well known yeracy, ena-
bles me Without any hesitation whatever, to guaran-
tee 1t 10 give the lest satisfaction. g.
I'll. IflFlsiflii r.. tB. Z FAHFNSTOCK,
H.. Late of the fTn OF b. A. Fahenstock & Co.,
Sold Wholesale by b. l.. Fshtnstoek a. Co., Whole
sale Druggists No. ee5 corner Wood and go-rb sts,
Pittshurg, Pb. liih eai-t = t-at-t. ~
Sold also by John Laval, 0has. LEIGH ard J, J.
Pennington, Druggists, Evansville. Jan l2-d&w3ml
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Camerns, ...... ..... ..
Cases,
Plates,
Glass

Chemicals,
And almost every article used in DagueIreoty ping
Ambrotyping.
Oriers from operators promptly filed and forwarded
az a small advance on Eastern prices.
- We are constantly receiving fresh supplies of
aticles enumerated above, and others usually kept in
Drug Stores, and every article sold by US is warranted
to be pure fresh and genuine. r- ..
~ Particular attention paid to filing Physicians
orders, and orders from country stores. We invite
those wishing articles in line to call send and
are sure give satisfaction both in REGARD to quail
ity and price. HALL0CK x STODDARD,
myi-ly57 No. Is Main street, Evansville, Ind
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ebiTCH, ROsIN ANDTAa.-
y l,O barrels Just received and for sale by
oecl GILBERT & BOWL rs

ft'KESH Peaches, Pears, Strawberries, Ounces.
- RUNS, Pine Apple. &c., &e.. in tin cans and
: iS i1'S lars' for sale by .,r H. III. COOK & son.
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1853.

II HAVE now the Cosmopolitan Art Jourrai for tn
- new year, for inspecuon, and am prepared to re-
eeve the subscriptions for new ear and show the e,
u md ucemenL offered this season. Call and see It,
49,. -.-.- L. J. DOBELL, Hon'y Sec,y.
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''''o' ]. C. FLEAGLER'S
Meet SHOP,

fUNlIE subscribers have opened new NEAT SHoP,
- IN CadWeIs Buildings on Locust near Second
street, where they will keep constant sup --sss
other varieties OF Meats and Poultry. Al-RfT
so, good Iasd Sausages end when II can be procured
Game. The shep will he open during the day, and
Fam lies can have their PeAss sent home when they
desire il ly sending in heir orders 10 the shop.
noviGtf il4- ffU .aA y. g. FLEA GLERk co.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-02-06

the 10Th, of August, 1912, in the Senate Mr.. Buch.
Ianan used this languages
81 might here repeat what have said on q for
liner OCCASION
you SEQ it was 70 important he must repeat it
that all Christendom"--
lwark the words
lis leogued against the South upon this question
Of domestic slavery
All Chrstendom includes great many people
If that be true and YOU have got any allies, it is
manifest they must be outside of Chrlstendom-
/ (laughter)-boqause NV. buchanan says all Chris
tendon is ngahes you but still be leaves you
some allies, and you will sect is as plain MS
demonstration can make it---that your allies are
not included in Chrstendom. Where are the al
( lies will read the next sen'ence
"TLey have no other allies to sustain their con-
stituiional rights except the Democracy Of the
North"
There is a fight for you: all Christcndom on ore
side. and the Democracy Of the North on the other
Il (Laugher.) That is not my version-it Is Mr..
Buchanau's That is the woy he backs his
friends for he went on, after haying made this
ayowal, to claim peculiar consideration from
Southern gentlemen, and ntimated that be might
speak u little more freely, having previously in
dorsed them 20 hi5hly as this. Wen, SIR, when
all Christendom was on one side, and the DemOc-
racy Of the North on the other, and the Democra-
cy of the North growing less and less every day
a sual minority in the New England Sta!es-how
could the Senator from Illinois be so unkind, or
how could be doubt, it, on this vital question. be
deserted the Democracy aud went over to Chris.
tendon, (laughtcr) rs to how the question would
be answered whether he was 70 be read out Of
the party. Read cut, sir! That question was
settled long ago On this great vital question he
is out Of the party.
would not say anything unkind to that Sen
atOr, would l say anything uncour.eous in the
world but my experience in the country life Of
New England does present to my mind an illustra
ton which | know ne will excuse me if give it.
a neighbor Of mine had very valuable horse.
The horse was taken sick, and he tried all the
ways in tho world to cure him. but it was of no
avail The horse grew worse daily. AT last one
of his neignbors said What are you going to do
with tho horse?" II DO not know" was the re-
ply, but think | shall have to kill him"
Well" said the other, "he does not need much
killing" (Taughter.) You sec in ordinary
times, and on ordinary questions, little waverng
might be INDUCED but when it is on one .qnes-
ton, and a great vital question: and all Christen.
dom is on one side and the northern democracy,
on the other, to 20 over from the ranks of democ-
racy to swell the swollen ranks Of Christendom. |
and then ask il he is to be read out! leave that
point. (Laughter,)