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EEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
AID
THE ONLY REMEDY {

fVHR Eastam slstos, Including Now York
n and that section n fIn Union Which Do
most widely known ~ "Arw England fcr-
il.n a thirty, industnou., Intelligent I-4,l-,
Who have achieved an anrlmuau q. ,rr q
prosperity with q climate ptlfeW alY mug 20
certain constitutions, snd o coil "A email fIfFl
by, they have cOuHiSoi 90 uTpa1s a0rr hY1rd
communities ln almost cTeTF tL.H1 thAt con
duGfs % social comfort and ha.F.less. Tn
fortunately they arc occasionally ~ absorbed
m business and mental GulliFauIn, thai they
neglect te precautions Whish arc essential H.
bodily health, byspcpsiA and phy.iral debility
arc prevalent among nll classes, The fut do
ease - produced by Inatieuuon o. the digestive
organs, which are ~ susceptible Of deTsuFgmonI
Thousand are now paying the penalty q tia
neglect, and suffering daily no mott trying
ya.ns, almost without a hope ~ relief, llsy
'hgve come % believe dat their almsnt -
chronic and that they must bear with ll " tho
end. IL Hauhes us exceedingly % HnnOunos
o. these afflicted individuals lAt hry may
now command a remedy u unque.fFnAbl0
potency sHd virtue, which has never bleu iound
&. fail Ia OH cases N digestive weakness o. de-
TAuBemsnt, Hundreds u tongues sra ready "a
glow eloquent 10 praise ~ rlis wonderful con-
queToT Of dyspspsia, which IL known ~
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o. Deacon john Gutter ~ Wucbcuduu
Massachusetts has pasture 100 chat town
from which more tlau Two hundred aud Gl
~ bushels Of blpo1ruics have been p.ctH
thc present season,
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DR. FreclolFh Sau.,rtIus. S. 80. Do. ,Hfg' Liver
Complaint oi four STANDING, That would not N,I o.
the usual remedies.
sAhmau. N D or HauudurYns. y d. sH'sIiIs tho
bcstmDItur oI tau-uwpu". 900 ,fN stage. tlI h' ha
ever known.
None genuine unless sl-uuI ~ TITS 900 o." wrapper
Prepared b, s. " FoNIc Co.,. Boston and Tor ss, o.,
} G. bingham and EoytA 6t,ru 50 JnauuUuf'. bacon
b9fS II oNuh, q, I,Wu crnirr rs o. M,Dau.I
Lyndon Corner. y could West Concord and ts nearly
All dcalcrb 90 mtdiyur "tAi
As- See advertisement oipr saunrts LIVER lHNlG
ORATOR iu another column. tai
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The troops az Fort Laramie fr want of
better occupation, such %, shooting Indian.
etc, are being used 90 prevent cmiFrmt
trains from furdiuP Laramie rlSur CO. iHr dr.
trImcnt of q bridge speculation ON ihr immp.
dinte route. Those tru.u, thnt don't cross
in " the regular WY" paying $3.50 per vo-
rou for the privilege, arc turned back and
mndr TO, or ur, fred upon for tl. u,ulrHo
of dsohcyiuR orders, This statement swell
authenticated,
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TIE LIVER
~

'
IrJ VTGST n TON
Prepared ny nR SANFORD.
rOMPOt cnt!rr,N from GUNS Is ono " tho bssa
purEatyr sUii'vrf incti'r' nsH hklre The public
Those Guus rriuuve an =. puiv ono dose taken he
uothd on o." wairr u"m truimg.proVcnts night
The NNstyu. ruppIN'uE 81 2 ulslr.
uI.ir pis,v h.lth, now ~ 4 only taken al
br. uiN-'F tiag ur stnfu- - might luosruA tho bowels
a'l ,ausi hFd 10 .il-cd =. gently and cores costly
we'll IWrU.us tho btsd. = ness
GI,mr tonne and health ~ - cdn0s taken amer each
t,' whole U.t hu"rv. 70 - UIvAl Wt p,aprpsiA
uHNls Tire tHW-r u iudr uur dose uftNn tea spoon
't>r rnr,iuZ rhdita| - tnis Wn alNaya relieve Sic
iNIH ~ NsHdNstr.
IUfHIs af'l,N,trs cured. = OnIr uur tu,o Immediate
n'l what lri- 'rpfryrut- ~ relieves Cole While AN
tt. the occasional usc " .. who giving thetN
tn. liNur u.Vi-nJitur unanimous t. stimeny In ttu
one dUst alter eating u - favor.
-uUI,i"ut Co relieve the - A few bottles viii sup.
-i.uutrh ard prevent tho prupsy exciting the
focal from UriHv 4 suUrng - -urbent.
uuu close u,p rrrcAtrd cure Cholsga Her.
bus. Nul uTt'ut tive ot Cholera.
OniN uue hCttir T. needed throw Of The
effects 1T WrJtutr after - hong sItEuess.
one BATTLE taken FOR JAundhrc trubyes AL mn
T. ON Tho skin
our d.-r tat,u shprriirn- hst,rs eating gtyssvzsr
thr apo fiis ar' uiat - the tJ,.i t'irrst I'll.
r"fA l.NH. NhUr Stunning and EJwc Complaints yield
nlHuf-' tn l"r Il,t dose.
We tah. pleasure hl recommending this medicine A. n
pitscni'" M Fever Hud Ague ChAl Fever, AMI all
W." 90 h'uNs type. ~ upsgatrs fatr certainty.
rnsuHs are I.Iug tutrHtfD o. VI wonderful Nttuss
w water u the mouth with the iuycoraior aud avail.
lNE la'h ins-Ihrr. Price Que dullNr per bottle,
- Or NANIoRn. Prupri' tor, NJ. So Broadway, New
noh kri"td b all nruEgNIs SOh, aIso, by }. G. hlkg
~ VI. ~ Jnlu~huty. GS,M
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0y-U J. McIIrrr, tr. mai. ,.i.o,, ,,..
Canadian have MA y, r,,.'.t.ntI, a., ','.,
as tbe higbwaymau Ig,6,s.d /. .ag ra.
on O. lake fne sehoDuDr bring unable from
me lufAluE suspicious 1gfIu.i Dion 90 aHf auy
olhtr employment although qualified 81 Dr.
talents nnd education iHr almost anything.
lie % not 300 NrD hHupy iuW. ~ mUHd, HUI
he purposas bIaaing r.r C,r.8.,n. g,,.rr''
mont skS-high ou aie l-.t favorable .....rt..-
nity.
lHE hHlI" Is" ~. '-h lhIli'hh.. '-
H1't rom 'N' '"''AlNN''lF 'N''N} lH".'
HP'n' 700
h'H1itH ny lN'7 court hnH lH' lH.
Nr'''l5 tN'l''l' Ihll Zoo lN' 1''I} 'N.N7,hf
uoru and buiut. fI. Indian earn d., nautical
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DEATHS.

BowKEH-Died ia Lyndon. Aug %, j. lUicl u.
Boukrr. aged q years.
7eas1sa'
Persons About Getting Married
ItAN find oatds Of uuy qaalrty ant price
Y y and can have them printed ou new and y'hu
pnl type o.
THE CALEDOEIAE OFFICE,
J4Us
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U
Comp. WIN tht-asilstaucc of the nblcst corps Of
EditryA md Practical and Scientific Agricultural
writer's in thClnIon, Is prepared with especial
reference TO the wants %
Farmers in the Connecticut Valley,
II b. the design OF the conductor, " TIM HONE
.rrND to render IL MI that the uIt-lHgf,It tIy-
Hl,rs of central Ncr LHgtHd-thc best inform
ed agricultural population u the World--run ash
.toyU journal "
Popular Agricultural Science and. Practice.
TIM lloNnsrr> 80 has already earned for itself
tAe hattcring opinion thatit is the
Bc,t agricultural Paper IN tie CoHby,
expressed by the Now Yor,Trbuuc. aud cudors.
ed hy our best home papers, and by hundred, Of
our subscTlbcrs who are ubuuduutly able 10 judge.
This character will be maintained with rcdoublcd
energy.
Tn HOMESTEAD is issued every week, in quar-
10 form ~ sixteen pages, with covers, stitched
and trimmed II b. furnished 20 subscriber. Mt
the following rates, invariably IN ad, ancc
One copy year $40 ono copy Gmouths 81 90
Two copies 9 80 Two copies 10
Three " 200. Three /" % = so
T r,' (:..S@S8 f IN =! !.5
l,' Now aubscur~-~LLthc year 1860, at ci-
thor riu. lc uI rluh rates. tNl hu furnished Nth
tho remaining uuwIar, of thc present year. b,c
OF Dtusgr. spectrum copies cent Uu application.
agents invited tD communicate with thp publish
co, Who lH ready 90 make tta tnutt liberal terms
l'ostuaatrrs o., allowed 10 per cont pu all AiugIc
CO.. rIub subsuoptuns thcy MIA, Inward
huA4trlpi4uu. received aud single copies sold At
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PROSPECTUS OF

Thi, Journal published weekly at Hartford
Conn. with ,ht-asIistaucc az the nblcst corps Of
Edit.gA mud Practical and Scientific Agriculture
writer's m tho Union, is prepared with cspccia
reference TO the wants 90
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

alone adequate to insure Tho wants OF ciVlsIed
man. go
Ba. who shall be fo7red 20 work sr civllPd
pani Mr.. Benjamn says The Afrcao. why
shall not The AfricaA says Mr.. BENJAMIN VINO
dares 10 decide vlIo shall ne the compelled, and
whO the eompeile6l L. y Dot time for the Save
holder of the tropical regiOns himself 10 DC set 10
work as a pTodaccr, Has b. not lived long enOngn
OF the labor of others, ~ take his turn az h.
splendid system of compulsory labor Od JicAets,
AeSrs. Benjamin s Company, and take Io the
cut.0R- field And hOw is ii with that vast class
ihst wTetched mass Of degraded humanity, the
poor whites" Of the South The doctrine 0i
compulsICh' is rs good ior them as for the blacks.
Why not Abd where is the line 10 De- dra an on
tue tarih's surface between voluntary and eOmPul-
sory labor Who is to run that Mason's and Dixons
Inef II the Southern Shareholders, and oi whom
Mr.. BeI amin j the Spokesman are "a establish u,
viii il be men south of the St Lawrence and tse
Great Lakes
Mr.. Beniamiu's whole speech was simply and
plainly an opt q advocacy the Right of the Strong
est. TLis Was central idea. This Odious and
insulting dogma was proclaimed by him IN open
day. on the floor Of the United States senate, 70
the manifest delight Of the whole Southern slave
holding aIistocncy. and with an apparent iorget'u!
ness upon their part of the fact that We have Free
Government, that rests on a declaration of the
Rights of Man. Let the issue here involved be
met. Net By Freedom and the Free States. Met
by the Millions OF the North. These gentlemen
rush upon their fate. They steadily force on the
great conflict Ofldess, regardless OF results. Who,
then shall hold back Shall it be the living elec
tric Democracy of the Free States ? Certainly not
They welcome the conflict. J. p.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
TIE NEBRASKA CONTEST.

The following IL the vote Of the House oD Thursday,
whereby, on motion of John Coohrsne the Nebraska
Contested Election was laid on the t.b.e-ths, is,
sbuiIled ont Of sight snd hearing, by SIX usjOny:
YEAS-x.ssrs AL, Andergnn, Atsns, Av-@. Barksda-,
PsII Be- neAgrtf BinghGu Rosie. Baach, Csrke ChJe
Jotu b. ClaIs John Coctars Coming, Csod Curry, CETa,
Dsos DsNsrt Din,n lex, Dodt, Idis Edm4n6son Il ott
FrEIsh, F1rere, FoisJ, fcs'er Gsue;t, GntreV GtiI
Go,as Goo5,vir, GyGAsfr, GtsE Robert p. Hall H1ria
Keliey, John c. kERks Lsniy Dswreuce, L-ioy Letter
Lrcousr Nscsy, N4thssoH Maynard, Niles, Nile. hls3n
Mcor- M5yccs Edtcdrd yyv hoTrrI fvser0s More hg'
tay Nbisek h,chot PainT PaSktr Prndson Peyt Dan
Phfrs Pbllfps Powell RsssAr, Rely, Rrsut Ruin, Rus
sell ssy,s- Scales Scott Seward JRios W sh>rraaa sn
sl,,op samuel Smith Spanor. StaIo-h WiHlm SterJrt
G-orze Tsyor, TA0gs,. Underwood Hab~i6ge Wsrt Cad
,raade- T. UGhbs,h, EiAV WGfAbu,ns IvEei WEfibs,a
Watkins, bite, htey, Moodson and AUgasta, r. Wright
lRepubiosns In rpIic,-33.l
NAYS-nessrI AbSot Adrsia BAR, Bhs Bryce Brsyton
Blf n B1iugsne Case, ChspmlE, Fzs Cark Horace r.
Carl Czwpon CiAk B. Cochrsue, COcksr CJlax. Coni1s
Cor Cr-sr, DGridoa, Davis (Md Davis ud Davis Mas
DAVIS owA Dawes Dir Durfe, Eus fsro.wortb. Fenon,
Gddb 60 Gilman Gner Goooh, Greenv1Od Grow, Laurence
Ban Hsrsn Hayyis Hsskip, HI!eh Hu Hodgss H klss
Bop,foR Howard, Httier, JJns, Jeven, Ksttr kisore
Mason Moutgo ery Morr H. Lease N Morris OyerA alrss
MIR Psff Biian w. PAfipf Pss, Potter, P9te B15tis
Rove Sdadidgs s1sw Sho,te- Skls' Robert SGih
s,tnfor SfephSs, Ssreaon, Jane, svart Trsooi Tap
pan As. 1dyor Thom TonOhius Tnpoe IaIIHd'gad,
arce. ade, Wsldon Waoa Wilson, WoT!..dskf, J's -
U,igAi and Zcucoffer-93
fLecouItou DE- noers's in ndiics, 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

painfully vsrdspt bridegroom, sixteen years OF
age, came down from Peru - Wiliamshurgh, Mass,
the other morrirg, with aashiog widow Of thirty
four, who had already married tSo husbands, the lat
tu,ed her pr, sett companion for rev investment.
minister soon found, the knot tied snj the ILL.,
sssSited couple started South a tour Of pleasure
AID shseryA,l3r. 4 very esLse-eas widow, ls.,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14

The MrRDER or TIE BhsK TELLER Ar svs
sos, TEsS.-A most atrocious murder wss N
trated at jackson, Tenn, ON last Thursday ny scr
that evening about O'Clock, Mr.. Georgc Z. 4
CASHIER " Teller Of the Ua.9n Bank Of Tepne'"7
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-14
From Our Special Correspondent

WASHINGTON, feb. ii. 1cS9.
Mr.. Benjamin made speech to-day in the Sem
ate on Cuba, which opens the discussioa Of the
Slavery question in all its aspects and relations.
He boldly threw down the glove, challenging admi-
ration for Slavery and the Slave System, and
Masking The most offensive comparisons between
Slavery and Freedom.
judah is al Israelite of the modern breed for
certain. No msn could talk as he did, who be-
hevtd in any God but the almighty dollar. Yet
judah is gentleman q scholar, man OF capacity,
and practicsd tslker. Ass, too, he is a lawyer,
and is as used to talking on the wrong sde as the
right. But what disgusting aggregation Of Gu
pidity and rapacity would the world exhibit, if
everybody looked upon the great ends OF hie and
humanity to be what Beljsu1ins argument assumed
them TO be Yet judah did not seem TO appre-
ciate this peculiar and most striking weakness Of
his discourse He seemed to forget that the world
lad moral sense, Or humanity any rights
Mr.. Benjamin having boldly called attention To
the evils of freedom, the awful condition OF the
people living in tropical regions outside the beaii.
tudes Of the slave system and. having read varied
and lengthy extracts in aid Of this view. be has
provoked 3 ike detailed examination Of the system
he go much eAtos. Ii is the duty Of the Republi.
cars of the Senate to take up the gaunIiot be has
thrown down. and re-resd 10 him aud to the Senate
what Slavery is in the tropics, what il is to the
slave, snd what il is 10 the freemsn what il is To
the colored mar, and what II Is to tie white Mr..
Benl ,mn's provocative cannot De- withstOod. The
story of Slavery must BE- told in It's length and ls
breadth 10 the same pleased and adlniring crowd Of
Shareholders who listened with much grztif csipn
to-day as Mr.. Ber smia rectei tales, that. though
naturally productive OF DO emotions bot indignation
and horror, were yet received with general
chuckle of delight BY the slayehoiders on no other
ground that could De perceived than because the
horrors Of Slavery were uyaled by Coolie abOnEa-
tons.
"A. ;he i~yil ,-zv.l-d through Cod Bs.I fsii.
h. q s0l,s-y eel;
And tie esy 'e,. for I. him /. hin.
ForlI3pTCyfr the Pr.'ons ol heL"
The inevitable inference and logical conclusion Of
Mr. RenjamiD's speech was that no other form of
labor should exist within the tropics, eyeryvhere,
all over the world, East Indies and West Indies
than compulsory labor. The necessities of civilized
man demanded slavery; slavery in the Southern
Stste. and slavery 10 Brazils and in Cabs; slavery
IN Jamaica, slavery in all TIE Islands of the Car
ibbean Ses. For, Mr.. Benjsmin declared, and es-
ssyedlAb0ricusJ 70 sse6, he. compulsory .s5oT Vas
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10y ar Printers lobe the best press ia for print
ins CAEbS, CIRCULARS, BuL HrAns and BLANKS a
every description.
AZ hini. Of fancy coloreI printing is done in ,
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~ thr anle fburgh Ccnniy Fair aud at the Vim
yrnus bistrict Fair.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING
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name in part: aXles, springs made Of the best
steel; hands, enameled and of all kinds Of leather;
cloths Innings for carriages varnshes, castings OF
all kinds, saddle trees, English bride feathers, bits
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Keep in fact everything appertainng 90 either
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/ am also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle.
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EDECCOLo.uy.,I caps, .s.,.D OTH
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EMO -. B.fERD, ~. ~, H0.nGO-
" pathic Physician and Surgeon, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the citi
zens Of Evansville and vicinity.
For the satisfaction Of those whom il may con
Germ, DIR. Baird would state that, in addition 30 a
scientific education in Homeopathy, he graduated
With thu hOnOTs at of the best Allopathic medi
cal colleges in the country.
Having devoted special attention 10 Surgery and
having a complete set of splints &C., he is prepared
to render satisfactory aid TO those requiring surg
cal treatment.
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1886 Prizes amounting 5S9
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $; Quarters S3i2
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which il the risk:
Cert fcites Of Package Of 90 Whole Tckets..Sl49 N
" 25 Hall ... q -
- Quarter - 81 u
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srEcIr-rAYING FREE DANks.

SPECIE-PA1iNG fhhE Ia NhS'
BTu0kVills Bank, Brook exchange btlh, Gteen-
VILE castle.
Bank Of EIkhart, Elk Fayette 60. r.Uk, Con-
hart. nerstilles 500
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen. Farmers Blk, Wesiiield.
Rank Of GOsp8rt GospOTt. lIo0sier BIZ, Logansport.
Rsuk 81 Indiana AIicLi- Indiana Bank, Madison
gan CITY Indiana Reserve Bank,
Bank Of MOntcello Mon kOkOmo.
ticgllO. Indiana farmcgs Bank,
Bank Of Mt. Vernon, Mt Franklin.
Vernon Indiana Stock Bank, La
Bank Of Pacli, Paoli. porte,
Bank Of Rockville, Wa Kentucky St5ck II x, Co
bashtOwn. lumbus-
Eank Of Syracuse, SYRIA Lagrange Bank, Lima
ense. Mer. ANA Mechanics BE
Rank Of Salem, Salem. New Albany 49,.
Bank Of Salem, New Al New York and Va stat
bany. Stock Bank, Evansville
Bloomington Blk, Bloom Parke Co. Bank, Rock
ington Vile.
Crescent City Bank, Ey- Prairie City B.uk, Terrt
ansyito- Haute
Canal Bank, Granville. Southern Bank oi Ihd-i
Cambridge City BIZ Cam Terre Haute
bridge Civ Salem Bank, Goshen.
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Ole aailr 2solat,r1nlaaL
Evansville Exchange md CURRENCY
Table. -
crrecica Jy he BrancG Bank.

C,rreciei By ,hs Branch Bank - tlia-i
New York, Buying = Selling q
New Orleans, 4" par = Z" u -r
Cincinnati, e :. " -
BANKABLE FUNDS, on CURRENCY
STATE BANK on INDIANA. LOUISIANA.
BANK OF THE STATE or In WHEELING Cry.
DIANA. BALTIaoRr-
STATE BANK or ONO. PITTsBURG, -n
kENTUCEY. PAN Apk~fulA, p.
SFECIE PAVING FREE MISSOURI
BASks or INDIANA
STOCK BANKS OF ono FNtiFf =. 4.
Union, SanduslSy....5 dis. City, Cincini ms
City Bank, Column 3 dis Canal Ce'el'id-''' us
Seneca County 70 dis.
sew YORK, NEw ENGLANp, NEW Jhi-Nf1, fLNNs'E
VANIA, AND DELAwARFi II coon SEheH-
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AyU.s,DBIEsL
- 10 bbls Cameras

A,fI.tDH(ES-
~ 10 bbl5 Copperas,
10 do Alum,
Do Sulphur,
de- Epson salts,
l cask Dutch Nader,
cases prime Indigo,
- boxes Ext. LogwoOd,
| cask Gum Clmphor,
NUTS-lo bb.s III. e. Almonds,
. do y ;. do.
~ do Brazil Nuts.
Just received and for sale very low 10y
dec2I WHEELER Il RIGGS.
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'EVo z'HE FCBLEC.

S,,ii, TIN little man, has this dav ..-t
Been "!s nin GUODS both fresh and t.l,V. .---
u" rcc-ntG near every kind
That N"u ia aiy riiy can iiud
A nd as be pam hastzl by the l,,.- rlr r.
. AZ" = determined 10 retail.
-F"g READY PAY. a milo hover
Than r,cr haas lrcu hail ber,f,
IL with his hiethrcn means to live
Bun as fur CREDIT shall hot give,
lie wouldn't lise 1" f,.uss ,uuf itt-si.l
Gor CREDIT herr Is suf 81 fashion: .....-= ...
Ills friends and Lus-rs eiig aud al,
It't piN Nuu veil 1" cse a>-ill.
'Youil always hHd hip, T., his-i.n,
Ou Maiu street, Number L..
Further Hyrr Nun y ~ t,'tt ia mind
Ehbrich TAKES finds n ~ kind
And broken BanEs at higher rates
A. can be- had in other Sttcs
The cify' : credit E- n def nsc,
Take their orders Il % oSnis
50 If bargains You wish t. meet,
Go 10 ~, an Main street.
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SNO.EL!. COIL: CO.gL!!!--Wo have now
q on hand aud are daily receiving the best COAL
that has ever been introduced into This market,
which Ne are selling low Good currency will be
received in payment. Orders left at the store Of
JNU. W. HUGHES, next a. the STATE Bank, will lie
promptly attended To.
iau2O-tf JNO. W HUGHES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

S1E.t,yRFES.-
/ ~ 10 bbls. Alum,
10 q C.ppcras,
. g sulphur,
. Z" Ven. red,
- Gum Cam!ho
90 50 Cream Tartar.
50eoil Jute a inch rope,
= o. . Manila u inch d.,
- g hemp halter rope,
81 [" Manila {"
- doZ. Be,lcOrds.
10 reels cotton 4 inch 10,
80 bales No. |, Caunrit04 Battling,
u boxes Star Candies
"a boxes Diamond Starch, ..-.a-
20 bags Alspice,
: CrrOuus Caracas Indigo,
= - trtirs CinlI- Wick,
- bags Pepper,
s. Cloves,
4 small i0t Of extra fimily hOur
For Sale low 10 close consignment br
cots WHEELER & RIGGS.