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GROVER IL BAKER
SEWING MACHINES

The GROVER Il BAKER COMPANY are indebted host
Of friends who have certificates the great
Of their machines both Plantation and Family work We
have selected from the many thousand certificates few
HOME TESTIMONIALS,
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A SHocKNG AccrDEsr. The Howard county
dnd.) Tribune says that one day recently, Mr..
Levi Sizelove, in the eastern part of the county,
after he had chopped down tree and had walked
on it to the top, discovered something writhing,
and slowly approached It, thinking the tree had
fallen on pig. What must have been his feelings
when he discovered that it was his own six year
old girl There was his child, its head almost en-
tirely cut apart and one Of its eyes lying on its
breast The lower extremities still moved, but
life had thus been horribly taken. The child had
gone to the woods to seek its parent, without any
one Of the family knowing Of its absence.
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HIeu PRrcEp JACK" Josh. Bell, 2 celebrated
Kentncky Jack sold few days since at Lexington
far 5000 and the Observer says he is considered
bargain at that.
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NEW opERA HousE Tonight, the third of Mm
Colson, We have Donizettfs grand opera Lucia ,ii
Lamermoor 6 -
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Baltimore Clipper says that the new code of Mary
land provides: . That if any person belonging to
this State shall go out Of this State, and there mar
ry with any person belonging to this State, without
license publication, each of the said parties, on
conviction, shall be fined one hundred aollars,,
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HesY.sng's
BoUrHErsN SAFE WAREHOUSE,
ba and "a Gravier street.
- =, - - q
&Het's-tng's
CHAMPION FIRE-pRooF SAFE.

" WARREsroE Ga. March 10 1860.
B. C.Hsrrirg ooGen.s Tho Herrings Patent Safe which
Ibougt you April 1888 has stood the fire. Ny house
the 18th When the Safe cold opened IT, and
found my papers money all safe and sound would
lks to know whether Il would stand another fire.
Yours, respectfully,
FOSTER II. THOMPSON
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From Charles Z. Pie,on. .Eaa.

Dear Sir-The Grover Baker Sewing Machine which pur
chased of last season. has given entire satisfaction
would cheerul recommend being the best Sewing Machine
for family have Wheeler Wsonin my possession
and find nfer tedious and aborous Efforts that do moth
ing with it. What with breaking thread and wearing pad
has given and proved wholly worthless Gro
yer Baker machine performs its work noelessly and per-
eclly, whilst the mechanism is simple easily adjusted
that child conoreend it. To It's chief recommends
ion is its stitch and its superiority the Wheeler Wilson
consists in sewing from original spuo absence the troue
pad and working with far greater would be glad
if you would dispose Of the Wheeler Wilson half cost
Very respectfully, CHARLES T. PICTON
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Southern

CERTIFICATES OF THE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
THE n
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EVENING SESSION.
After calling the roll, Mr.. Robert Gribble pre-
sented communication from the Steam Fefr.
Company, offering to convey the Convention to til,
Battle Ground, or any other place, next week, OIL
one days notice being given to the company.
On motion, the invitation was accepted and {
vote of thanks returned.
A letter was received from Mr. R. G. MeCor.
mick, Of New York, accompanied by bis essay
on the =" Christian Journal
Special 0rder.-The special order Of the even
ing, VIZ: the appointment Of place oI hoialhs
| the next Convention.
Tho question elected some debate. AFTER SNORT
recess Inc members were prepared TO vote.
| Fy,,st Bagot.-Lonsvle, KY, received the votes
Of Augusta Ca; Buffalo, N. 7; Charleston,
4 Z n Touisy;lle, KY; Macon, Ga; Richmond, Va;
Springfield. o.--7 votes for being the the place Of
baIdina the next Convention.
chicago, ILL.,. received the votes Of Beloit Wis;
Chicago, H.; Chillicothe, o.; Pittsburg, Pa; Troy
NY.-total votes.
St. Louis received Clinton, La. Columbus, Ca. !;
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a GRM SPECTACLE IN THE FoREsT.--0n the 9Th
inst, near Valparaiso, Ia, the skeleton of an un-
known man was found hanging in the woods by
hunting party, suspended to q small jack oak by q
black silk neckhandkerehief. The skull, part Of
the spinal column and ribs were hanging, the re-
mainder Of the bones were scattered about, they
would naturally be by dogs. The bones were per
fectly bleached, the hair, which was fair auburn,
had fallen of, the teeth except three, which were
absent, were but slightly worn, showing that he
was not more than 25 or 80 years of age. His
clothes, with the exception of his neck handker-
chief, were decayed fragments of . jeans coat,
summer pants, wooden shirt, and chip hat, were
scattered around. In one of his boots-a thick
pair Of stogas little worn-were part Of the bones
Of the foot, the other was empty. One pocket
contained his wallet, containing one gold dollar.
one Spanish quarter, and small change enough To-
make 81 Il in oil. The other pocket contained =
pipe knife, plug of tobacco. and piece OF paper,
| supposed to be 4 wrapper from some patent medi-
cine. No one in that vicinity has yet been able to-
discover who the suicide was
i ANOTHER FEMALE JACK sHEPPARD.-A daring
young girl lately escaped, in most adroit way.
from the Indiana Pententiary at Jefersonville.
She had to climb up range Of cells Of four stories
high, each cell having iron gratings fronting the
court. She climbed up the highest window as far
as she could, the CRATE bars enabling her to cling
| to it firmly, and when at the top she managed in
some nexplicable way, to fasten the sheet of her
| bed to the bars of the next window above, then
climbed up it to the top, as she had done with the
first one, and again fastened the sheet to the win
dow above, and thus managed to get to the roof,
whence she escaped down the ladder which is used
for the guards to mount to the walls with She is
/ still at large. $slE En- IN AZ
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In A DELICATE FIX AT the late session of the
Circuit Court, held in Goshen, Ia, good-Iooking
young lady had divorce bill filed and ready for
the Judge to act on. Previous to this, however,
the lady had become reconced to her husband,
and had dispatched letter to her attorney, m
structing him to discontinue the legal proceedings.
This letter failed to reach him before the prayer Of
the fair petitioner was granted. When she heard
Of her predicament having beenl living outside the
matrimonial line with divorced loyer-she con-
cluded to make the best Of it; so new license
was obtained and the pair respliced as good as
new
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From The Daughter Of the Hon. Judge RobH az Near Orleans.
have used Grover Bakers Sewing Machines about three
yearte quantity Of needlework have npon
almost incredible well as fine 1t has
tf order. The other different machines acquainted
with but nclined believe that there which
calculated produce better work Ali kinds
performed upon it. long and daily experience enables
make the above statement being free all in
terested motives. z. ROBIN.
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SOUTHERN DEPOT, No. IL CAMP STREET,
ale lplt NEW ORLEANS.
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Superior to all Others.

From lie VIE he Rer. Palmer, Pastor of te
byteridn Church. Ne,c Orleans. 2s-l5-
take pleasure in recommending Grover Bakers ewing
Macn n who have purchased Ihave been using
for i've years. would part with any
money. MRS N. A. PALMER.
Prytania Street. New Orleans.
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! From te Hon. Judge Mcclure, QI AoFoe, Ia. -
Wm. l.. CusHsG ESQ.,, New 0rleans-The Grover Baker
Sewing Machine, which obtained fren yon has perform ed
fully equal your Representations My negro clothes
wi last fall and aggin this spring and the clothes
winter hting made wh The kerscys low
ellis denns nsed for the clothes II has
used many fine articles, such cacoes etc. for family
perfectly satisfied with it, and would de-
priyed Of Its use for three times The cost Of 1t.
Yon apprised that purchased of Wheeler Wilson'S
machines from the agent in your CITY, He assured that
would the goods kerseys owe etc. for which
told him purchasedM it, After fair trial found
goods with thread strong enough hold
would do fine sewing offered to return 1t him. lose
fy dsiars upon If he would take back would
my purpose and would perform he represented
would. e. F. MAGEIRE.
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H1-THE uN1.f MACH1NE =
lis made by @
The Grover d Baker S. M. Company.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-12
W. D. DowNEY, Sec'y.

From the albany Statesman.
A Letter from Henry Clay, now ffrst
Published. HIS Defeat Ina the Phil
d AIDE III Ilia Convention EKpIalDed---
GEN. Harrison and General rRyIor
Conn pared. "
The following letter was written by
Henry Clay immediately after the adjourn
ment of the Philadelphia Convention, IN
1913. 1t is now first published from the
original, in, our possession. Il -sT
On the eve of another Presidential strug-
gle it will be read with interest:
ASHLAND, June 10, l94S.
My DEAR SIR:-Before the receipt of your
obliging letter of the 10Th ult, was pre-
pared to expect the event which has since
happened in Philadelphia. Your letter COP
duced to strengthen my anticipation of it.
The intelligence Of the nomination of Gen.
Taylor reached me the same day it was
made.
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY s. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN s. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
-e ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
u JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderhurgh
FOR REPoRTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN 2. JONES, of Lagrange.
PoR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES j. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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aEsr nEcRKI.RD q -N.E ". sVI.-

HVSF HEGEKT.RD II NE ". SUP
~ ply Of DOLE'S PATENT SAW CUMMING
MACHINE. We take pleasure ia calling ths at
tentioD Of all those using Saws of any kind to this
Gnmmer, b., ing the best now in use for cheap
ne-is durability, and efficiency having been sue
ces-fuIly used in almost State in the Union,
aud the demand steadily inc IeAsing, warrants
IN recommending II t. ALI ..crs0ns needing SAW
CUMMING MACHINE.
BD These Gumners manufactured for Of
the best material and every care taken in the work
naii-lip to furnish machine that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. GEO. 5. SONNrAG & CO.,
.IoLIers aud Importers Of Hardware, &c, &C.
apr Main st., Evansville, Ind.
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RDfChED sUGSS.--IJ U.4EF RIFLES
~ for sa,io hy s T.. GILBERT n 90.
1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
O. q . ID -

S0t9.ssNshLE-2' y NEKEL Ef,Tt-
- tuIy inform their numerous frcH,I and Tia"
public generally that they daily receiving ac-
cessions to their arg and varied stocE of Spring
and summer Goods, which, for elegance, style and
variety, CanHUf he SURPASSED. Il wnnid l,c SUPER
huoTts 10 enfnlerntc all the departments which, on
Inspection, will be found Tcplec-cIilr,.B all the
leading styles and novelties of the season.
The business principles which have gained for
their old est lished house such extensive patron
ago, will H. adhered to- viz: Execution Of orders
with Decentralization aId courtesy 4, custom
ors. combined with moderate charges. Their
stock having been purchased WITH care and iudg-
ineIt in the best markets, and of first quality
gctlIer With am adherence to sound PRINCIPLES Of
trade, they are confident at being able 10 supply
those who may favor them with a call On tho best
terms. Annexed they stfiIai a list ufIcrartncmts
Cloths, IassiIIcFes, end EestiD2s, i.f.f FIG
Tweels, by. jeans. C0ttoHades and DENNIS,
New style Prints. great variety, -f
French Organizes, Lawns aud Ginghanis,
English Beralscs. An gais and ChalIis,
BLACK and Fancy Silks, aEfl irish IVplins, .ts
Mohair Goods for travelling dresses,
French Berage Hob : b5 II Volstil;s, .
Orgindy ) to . .
silk aud Gingf,an, Umbrellas and Parasas,
Panama Braid, Leeh"ra and Palm Hats, I.a
Boots and Shoes Soff Black aud Coorad Hats
White Blue and Pink Mesquite Nets -'-
nrench aud Scotch Emtr9ideres great variety,
q Black L'tee Ftantil!ss and Points,
Hosiery, Giores Siitts, and " hiu- sud Col,nrd
Corsetts,
White Goods, Notions Dr.s7 Trimmings Sc. 6c-
= * T. would call particuIfr attention tn their
stock Of irish LinPn Goods Of their own INFORM
lions, warranted Pure Liiien, soft finish and
Grass misunderstanding Of u, A. G.I and ia
Linens, Brown and Blc,cl1,l, Dan.,sEs an sile..
Liner cambria Handkereiiieis, Towels, Brown aud
BIeacIed Hucks, &c
\. B-Thempson's Skirts, requiring no steeI
Spring around the body, recommended for the
following pecuiiarities and advantages:
LIST. Facility of application.
ID Perfect freedom from liability ehefe ex-
c"riats, and admit of any kind of exercire without
the slightest Inconvenience 10 the
iSt'- Corner Main aud First streets.
"a RBES ELOUR SUST REs6SKG--
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!
s=rvxSG, EN.FK II 4. q IL -, - - Hx-FFs

M
~ open his ic, Cream Saloon ihis evening for
the reception ul visitors Thc Ss.uDi has been
newly fitted mp, AID has undergone IA complete
change in tho WHy al improvement and co'nbrt.-
liC Yisitnfs attending the above ell knoVn and
popular S;,luii will la waited it'll prunpl Iude
aud attention. T.. BOYLE,
Lirsi ST.. i,rt. Main rnd Sycamore.
N B.-PA ErtI = Of ai desc! options will be sup
piled with h" best icr Cream city, aud with
the best aud richest Cokes and at The lowest
may2-lmJ
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FL q MI T.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE, 1t2 4 ia BROADWAY.
Cash Capital, 81, 900, 900
Assets, list Jan. 1850, sI,45s, 396.ss

Having complied with the law of Indiana, by
filing the state Auditor s Office Statement oi it's
Condition the first of January, 1850 and receiving
certificates Of authority 10 transact Insurance bust
in the State, Alien &. ualIock is the duly
torized agent for this City having filed his author
ity in the County Clerks office
The Home Insurance Company insuia against
loss or damage by Fire and the CIauSers If Inland
Navigation and Transportation GA terms as favor
able the of the risks and he real security
OF the insured and Of the Company will warrant
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President
A. +. wILMARTH, Vice President.
J. MILTON SAITH, Secretary.
joins MCGEE, Asst Sec'ry.
VIM. G. Lambert Firm of A y 4. Law renee Il Co.
George q. Collins, Firm of SheI man, ColiLs n %.
Danford N. Barney, Firm OF Wells, Fargo & Go.
Lucius Hopkins, Pres, Importers Traders Bank.
Thomas Messenger Firm uf T d III. Messenger.
VIM. Ii Mellen, Firm Of cI;.llin, Mellen 4 10.
Charles J. Martin, President
A. y. Wilmarth, Vice President.
Chas. Il. Hatch, Firm of e. b. Hatch q Co
u. Watson Bali, tirm of Haskell Morlick & Boil.
Homer Morgan,
Levi T. Stone Firm of stone, starr Co.
J. Humphrey, Late OF the firm Ut E..rhey, lump
rey d Butler.
Ward \. Work, Firm of W \. Work Il Son.
JAS Low, Firm Of }. low & Go, Louisville
L. II. rockingham, Late OF the firm OF !. Ii. Frnth-
Charles A. Bnikcy, Firm Of GuIkey 4 10.
Cel.h,s II. Norton, Firm 81 Norton 4 Jewett.
Roc Lockwood, Firm OF y. Lockwood n son
Theodore mcNalnee, Late oi the firm If Bowen, Ne
Nance & CO.
Richard Eyelow, Firm Of Doau, King X CO., Of
st. Luui~.
Geo. u. Morgan, Firm ct L. u. Morgan i 90.
oliver E Wood, Firm OF willard, Wood 4 -
A : barnes, Firm of 4. = BARNES a Burr
GeUrgc Bliss Firm pi Phelps, Bliss C &C..
\. +. dwight, Firm Of Tr"wbrsds.r, Dwight e Go.
Curtis Noble, Late Of the firm 1t Condit I Mobile.
L. l.. Morton, Firm Of Morton, Grinncl 4 90.
j. L. Hutchinson, Firm of. G. Howe Il Go, Boston.
Chas. T. Baldwin, Firm of Baldwin, Starr n TO.
John q. Nelson, Firm Of Nelson 4 60.
H. \. Hurlhut, Firm Of Swift, lIurlbUt \ 60.
Josse Hoyt, Firnl of Isse lI,Nt Il Go.
VIA. Sthrgis, Firm Of Surgis, Shaw If 90
John L. Ford Firm "f Ford Rubber Cu.
sidney Mason, Late OF firm Of Mason Z rhoInpsoh
Geo. T, Stedman, Firm "fSteInan. CarI:si,A shaw
.. OF Cincinnati.
Cyrus Yale, IN, Firm Of Cyrus Yale, Jr. & CO. of
New Orleans.
Wm r. Fnsdick, Firm at Wtn. u. & & r. Fosii,k
otSid l. Boyd, Firm ot Boyd BIotII,-rs a 90, OF
Albany, n \.
+ H. C,'ssit. Firm Of Cussitt Yin & Talnladsa. at
Memphis.
Lewis Roberts, Firm Of L.. Roberts & Go.
:. b. Caldwell, FiruH. Of Brewer Il Caldwell
Applications made To-
Z. !!ALt,nt'k y son, Ar'ts,
hprilc lI;,ii Binding, Main street,
mRy1-tm Evansville, Ind.
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There is still due on last assessment ST.
Oil 90, of which the most will be collected
within the next thirty days The Tolls
will only about meet the ordinary wants of
the Company for the repair force and inciden-
tai expenses. The present resources viii be
exhausted in the next four or FIVE months
ia making permanent repairs that arc abso-
lutely necessary to keep the water in tho
Canal, and make navigation reliable, most
of which will be expended on the White
River and Patoka Aqueducts, to render them
safe. An examination of the report will
satisfy any one that the Canal can be kept
in repair only by the closest watchfulnesS
and economy. That there is no money 10
Keep the bridges in repair, and that this
duty must be performed by the respective
Counties through which the canal passes, a.
other streams are bridged. The Board OF
Managers have no interest in the Canal be-
You'd being the mere instrument to keep it
in repair for the public good, and thus
hope for and expect the cooperation and
support of all the public functionaries and
good citizens along the line; and if that
cooperation is not extended to this object,
it cannot be sustained. The millions Cf
public money which has been expended on
the Canal, and the great good it was calcu-
lated to extend as al outlet for the produc-
ton of the country through which it pass
es, will be n. failure. The operation of the
work since it came into the bands of the
present Board of Managers, has demonstrate
cd that the Canal can be kept in repair at
a reduced expense
A great portion OF the bridges on the
Northern Division, extending from Terre
Haute to the State Line were last year re-
paired and rebuilt mt the expense of tho
counties through which the Canal passes,
and this year the entire expense of sastain-
ing the bridges will be assumed by the
counties. The ordinary expenses on that
portion of the Canal are less and the fevt-
nues at least fifty per cent. greater per mile
than on the Southern Division. e
AS medium of transporting the products
of the SOIL the Canal IS superio: to all others,
being adapted to the wants OF the people
and now after being completed and deliver
ed over to them almost without charge, If
they should suffer it to go into disuSe by
refusing to give ii aid and comfort until the
Improvement of the country will give it
business enough to sustain ITSELF it will be
a stigma and disgrace to Southern Indiana.
The Board of Managers having control OF
the Canal from Evansville to Newberry re-
duced the expenses to less than one-haIf
what it was formerly, and with the expert
ence of the past year, they are confident
that this important work can he sustained
ii relieved from the expense of repairing
and rebuilding the bridges ard they hope
such action will be taken by the citizens
along the line of the Canal as will fnrthei.
this object On behalf of Che Board,
'-" DO ~ A. LAWRENCE, Prest.
W. D. DowNEY, Sec'y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.


RIvOR S.GE FL WELL Sell ECrEU
n stock of FAMILY GISOGEklES in quaint
tics to suit purchasers, ut No. So Main street.
maybe VICEERI BROS.
N-y.sA COR.H;-2OO RUSHELS JUST
II received and for sae 1T NICkEkY BROS,
magic A.l Isaac. " AInin street.
ESHEESR! CHEESE 900 LBS.
q Prime Now and OH w. K Cheese, lust rcceiV-
ed at (mtayl0) YICkERY EROS.
RR.5.NS! H.S.HS!!-.gS Nh THOSE
-aA who have tried our Bacon Iiams pronounce
them FIRST ATE, We feet sale in recommending
n call. (naylO) WICK cry BROS.
RXXXX -ER X'Og B.s.N'7 II EGkST-
IN rate bib or s:ck ,f Flour, go to WICK ERY'S,
81 Main st, and have il taken yunr bOuss with
out extra churgc. maybe
NEOkSE, .u.FKE .s.N'Ff snUEE F0E
Nv ~ sale--l large gear Old LorEe, suitable for
dIaS ing farm purposes, Young Mare e years
old, and NJ ule gears oldfor sale easy terms
and moderate prices, at WICK ERY Bii.S..
maylO So Main street.
IET0 BE<LO EHS.-.s S|OO3 .ESSOET-
IN mcnt of Glass and Nails on lI;,nd aud for sale
ht tmayl") WICK Elif y, 81 Main 81.
E,y0H SO x CME.1 Pr ~ q ~ -
a Dwelling House, containing ten rooms, with
all the necessary oGt-huildings, situated Locust
street, between Seventh and Eighth &c net sold
before the ist of July, it will then be for rent
For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber at
the Picaynne Mills. JOHN B. MILLS.
may Iu-td
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eSRGO.N'H PER<U-ssE PcR THR

@TRGO.N'D PERkJ5-5 81 FOR THF
~ Spring trade ut reduced prices. We
receiving wril-srlvotri stock II beautiful Spring
Goods, which were purchased at very low figures
consequently enabled 10 offer customers
fresh AMI fashionable goods, ii the latest mpurtu-
TONS much c.sI Than the Same class Goods
could have been bought earlier in the season.
Cur stock comprises elegant assortment of
Ladies' Dress Goods together with large variety
of Fancy and Staple Goods
DUNCAN h COOKE
may3 No. 3 Main street.
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AN IMPERIAL IDEA.-I should be unlike
my Uncle not to love my Nice = Punch.
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LADIES AND GENTS:

81 open AT Ne. Second street--r"om for few
rlOTc Como and look trouble 10 show those
cosy little dove and tan cnlorei t;ait.Is. Give
call ana know lou will buy, Glsve Kid French
X id aud Morocco luikn Boots of the quisite
styles offered in this market. Misses and
Chilirens Caters of every shade aud color; Kid
'u Mor6rcu OF every style, with and without
heels C"pper-ipped of various kinds, Of the I'M
proved patent.
t;euis fine Patent Leather and Cali Boots made
10 ORDER of the best imported stool We have had
Tor years. Glove Md, Patent Leather, Calf aud
Morocco Congress tiaitera-cxcelsi"r, 4 Ii mode
Made by the most fashionable and hest workfnen
to he found-eur Eastern cities not eXctpted.--
Frientis come on strangers, give a trial.
Jul n RASCu,
marSI No. Second st., Evansville Iud.