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Toe its ardent supporter ami the subservient
friend of King Jesse; and can gain the
Douglas rebels 10y liberal promises ct re
ward, and by his votes at the Charleston
Convention, and, likewise, by promise 10
adhere to Douglas at Baltimore. Judge
Law will not be offensive to either faction,
for both claim him, and we guess It would
be hard for him to determine for himself on
which side he is. But certain is he that lie
is for the great "Dimecrat" party, and for ii
coy, paying office. There is a large reserv-
ed corps such as their lIonors Moore and
Parrelt, Messrs. Hoyey, DENLY, ShanAIin,
and Barkw well, ready to be led us lambs to
the sacrifice and our readers may rest sat
isliei that there is no danger of the ConVeu-
ton leaving " the Pocket in the unpleasant
prcdicament of having no Democratic can
didate FOR Congress
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0FFICEOF AUDITOR or STATE, INDIANA
InnimaInIis. Fob. I3. 1850.

OFFlCFOF AUDITOR OF STATE, INDIANA
InditnIE"lis Feb -, 1860.
10 ruE PEorLE or INDiANA:-IIe Hartford FIR,
!us urdncc Company having, complied with the law
Of Indiana, Icy iu. i'll tins Office Statement 81
ITS GuutliI the first day ,f January, 1869 and
having invited an examination at ITS affairs hN tins
Department., I, John W. Dodd, Auditor OF the state
OF Indiana, hereby certify that have I:,ue
suual and thorough examination, Ut the hooks aud
assets of The Company, Al their Ollie, ia the ttE ni
Hartford, Conn, and that tho Company aud
have il their ,,~-tssion in cash, and in securities
convertible al pleasure, neal ly one Million OF Dol
amount corresponding "iIh lhcI official State
iuent Of J.mutry Last. The Hartford Fire Insn-
ttucc C.,lnpluy i.ia t,-ru in existence iur halt
century The high chta 'tcr ol ITS tliSera Ion
prIlence and tIoi"fr ihc pr"nptness and fidelity
with which It i.ts liri al Its engagements Justly
entities ths highest rank among The InsIiIunte
Companies Of tho country, and comntends it To The
I!atI GhaEr Of ia" people Uf Indiana
JOIN W p0DD, Auditor of State.
Insurance against Loss OF Damage by Fine.
Dwellings FurHItnre, stores, Warehouses, Mer.
chandse, Mills, Manufactures, aud other KINDS OF
properly, IAN be effected IN this Company UPON
favorable The u;ttnT+ Of the Tstr aud
rity TO POLICY holders viii admit.
FAk1ICULAK ATTENTION given to in7uriHll
Fam % oFtIty, c"ns,sriu, OF dwellings,, Earns and
HAY, GIhiu, Farming Utensils, Il, e.. contained
therein, 1cr a tenn IT years Low lates vi pre-
mimi
Applications tor insurance may he made t. the
under * ued, tie duly authorized AGENTS of the
Company. !. q HALLtClN q St''', A. Is
tifricG- -aialLta Hall liulI1ing, NJ ,in stieet.
may , In
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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 \. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
MILES ]. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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sef- The papers are nearly all complain
lug that their Chicago letters written dur
Ing the tonSention, were days behind time
in reaching heir destination. Uncl. sam
coaches are very STOW. Thei need some
energetic. wide-awake, thorough going,
},rs ni:. II manage thern. ii Abe Lincol,
is elected President. lie will put some man
as p. N General who will put ihe mails
through on the iast iide,'
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

Electors fpr The Siafe II Ld'ge
WILLIAM CUMBACK, of Decatur.
JOHN l.. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors
LIST District CYRUS NJ. Allen, Of Knox.
2nd District-JOhn W. Ray, Of Clarke.
3rd Decentralization &. Hunter, of Monroe
4th District-Jahn IL. Farquhar, of Franklin.
5th Dissatisfaction TTusler, of Fayette.
9Th Decentralization A. Riley, ct Hancock.
7th District-John Hannah, OF Putnam.
sth District Samuel II. Huti, Of TipperanOc
9th District-Janes n. Tyner, OF Miami
10th District-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen.
lIth District-DaVid O. Daily, Of Hunting ton.
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FRRCAED .WOSS.--I5 H.SLF B.8EEs
~ Tor sale 10y y. r.. GILBEET ~ co
1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
G. O O ID s.


eASkE-f.NIH Inv y REkGGE' RESP ECT-
~ fully inform their numerous fri nd aud the
cosson7 To thtir large aud varied st"rk "i spring
and summer Goods, which, trr "lngane-, ~ lie aud
variety, cannot be surpassed Ii would hr suprr-
huOtIs to euumcIAte all the departments which, an
inspoctOn, Will be- found rtplrte All the
leading styles and novelties Of the scl4uu
The business principles which have gained fer
their old estab lished hUnse snch extensive patron
age, viii he adhered 10, viz: Execution of orders
With dispatch-HttentiOH AID courtesy to custom
els, combined with moderate charges fboir
STOCK having hscu purchased with care aud jnds-
Heut ia tho best nlarkete, and OF first quality, to-
rether with adherence 10 sound principles If
trade they are confident at being able 10 supply
those who may or them with a cali Oh The best
terms Annexed lhry submit list OF departments
Cloths Cs~siInries, aud bcstints
Twrels, y. JnaIs, Cpttohtdc= aud DeuIms.
New style Prints, IA great Vaiieiy,
French OrgaS,dies, Lawns and Gins hams,
English BerHges, AnA,l1is and ChdIis
Black and Fanny silks, and iIIsh Pupihss
Molutr Goods for tr.,N cling dresses,
French Beraee Robes to II Noi'nts
urEan,y . TO .
SILK aud GIngham Umbrellas and FarasD-
Panama, Braid. Lc2horn aud Pain Hats,
Roots and Shoes, SOFT Black aud Coloted Hats
White Blue aud Pink Mosquito Ncrts,
Fr-ach aud scotch EInbroi,erIes, a great variety ,
Black Lace MHntilihs and Points,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, aud White aud G,lD,ed
t1rAetts,
White Goods, Motions. Dress TRIMMINGS, A., sc
:. & Il would call particular attvnGIIn to Iheir
stock Of IIlsh Linen Goods If Their own InpurtA-
tons, warranted fnre Linen, soft finish aud
Grass Bleed, he'd sting al - II o. aud L. /
Linens, Rr"~h ANA nlrached, DanIasIs all sizes,
Linen Cambria HtndkerchIeis. Towels, brown and
Rleaehcd Hucks, 80.
y. II henpson's Skirts, requiring steel
Spring around th" body, are recommended for The
t,.llo wing peculiaTitios aud advantages:
lot. Facility ut Application.
ID Perfect freedom II ON liability to Chaf5 or ok
o..Iaie, and admit OF any Kind OF exercise without
the Gig inc,n Vahience To the wsater.
f~5@t"rner Main amt First street,
- - sRRyG ar sbFH RHSE' RHeEESEp--
SSO "a and for sale cheap TO close consist nent,
at ELLIOTThS FAMILY GROCERY.
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The Chicago correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Press writes;
Thurlow Weed remains on the ground,
and will probably visit on his way home in
company with the Republican leaders from
other States, Mr.. Lincoln. at Springfield, to
make the necessary arrangements for the
campaign, Sc. These arrangements Will
very much depend upon the promises of the
nominee in relation to his Cabinet, if lie is
elected. Carl ShuIZ, OF W isconSIu, the clio.
quent German, through whose efforts the
:tnIi-k now Nothing resolution WAS adopted,
insists that Mr.. Seward must lie Secretary OF
State or he OF those he represents vii! not
he satisfied. 1t is SAID that the vote OF
Pcunsy lvanla is counted upon by the concil-
idtIon of Cameron, with the assurance that
he viii lie made Secretary of the Treasury,
FOR which his friends conceded the Vice
Presidency to Hamin against Hickman.
1t is also said that New England'S represent
alive iii Mr.. Lincoln 5 cabinet will be the
President of the Convention, Mr.. Ashmun,
of Massachusetts. a place is to bc reserved
for Governor Chase, of Ohio, whilst Henry
s. Lane, OF Indiana, the present Republican
candidate for Governor in that State, will he
provided for in the event Of his defeat
which is considered probable Frank Blair,
Of Missouri, is talked of as certain for the
Attorney Generalship aud New Jersey is to
be made enthusiastic for the ticket 10y the
prospect Of hen tavOrite son, Vim. l.. Dayton,
Incoming Secretary of the Navy.
While the correspondent quoted was
d" building an air castle" why didn't lie
complete the structure? Everybody knows
that Cassius NJ. Clay is the man for Secre =
tary ofWar. Henry s Lane, it defeated for
! Governor, would make Il frst-rate Post
/ master General, but he 'front.' Js defeated.
/ But Indiana can furnish an efficient p NJ.
! General in the person of Schuyler COlflX.
! He would infuse more energy into that De-
partment in a month than it now possesses
in year. And, then, if Willard Fillmore
! helps elect Lincoln, what a noble Minister
! to England or France he would make to he
sure. Wouldn' he uphold the dignity of
the country and protect our rights abroad +!
And, then, il Judge fancy should die, how
we'll Judge Mclean would fill the Chief
Justiceship, and how Edward Bates would
grace the bench as new judge And who
would make a more able Minister to Aus
tria or Russia than Carl Schurz?
But this is 1" counting chickens before
they are Matched with engeance.
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a order tGI Brick Pavement Council Chamber,
May II, 1860 Aud it is hereby ordered and
directed, 10y the Common Counon OF the City of
Evans, lille that the OF all Lots and parts of
Lots fronting or adjoining the north west side
Of Mulberry sIcet betW Water aud First streets,
"a said city, their side walks TO be brought
the proper CITY grade and that they cause side
walk, Class No. l. to he laid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication Of this Or6eT-
Z BURKE, Clerk.
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&10ME ON n TI0.V' .V,0r1CN.-


Aud it is hereby ordered and directed, by the
Common Council of the City ot Evansville. that
the owners of all Lots and parts of lots fronting
on adjoining the south west side of Ceutrr
street between Elm and Lett streets in said city,
cause. their side walks To he brought I" the proper
city grade an that they cause sidewalk of class
No. :, to bs laid down thereon, within thirty DAY
from the publicai ion Of this order.
=. BURKE, Clerk.
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RwOTRCE OF.5PPEJCd TGO.S' FOR
a " License 20 sell LiluoIn.-Nut,ce i, hereby
given thar I stall APPLY Ia the Beard I'll Cadhty
Commits i.Itt,7 - their jane Term, larai. the
Monday ia inHv, tuT Ii,eAsu sell siiritunus
tiII,nI5 il less quantities than IdtrT. az No.
old Pi,u, Water street b-tweei Main and Svca-
ntaiG =tie.I-, III Ihc CIV II Evansville, PI.rufl
ton i.-hip, Vandrrh urgh county, Indiana.
may L. tt II EhtOk Lock EE
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x.uIx D.E.nE.N.r OF .n.aH.N.

- Strcrt-Uwners of real estate fronting on Main
/ ct between Third street aud the Canal, who
may wish to settle their proportion of the st ii
bordering said street, by paying the same TO the
contractor the work progresses, requested to
hand in their obligations without delay. All who
do 50 will be entitled to IA deduction ot eight per
cent. W. BA X Err, Mayor.
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RlcH.-We copy AN article from the Padu-
cab Ucruid, II Democratic paper, which j.
decidedly II rich specimen of Democratic Ill
er;tture. The article il trcnchant and two
edged. The writer seems To Ice bent on cut
ting and slashing at Lincoln over Douglas
shoulders. OId Abe gets NOR compliments
th'li cuts from his enemy, while Little
Doug is soreIy hacked and perforated.
The last sentence, which contains IN ne
acknowledgement OF the Use the Democracy in
tend to put Messrs. Bell and Everett to--that
is, to make cats paws of thcm-is very sug-
gestiv" to third party men.
BLACL REPUBLICAE NuMlNEES-It will
be seen that the Black Republican Conyen-
ton, which met at Chicago on the 10th
inst, has nominated Abram Lincoln, of
! Illinois, for President, and Hannibal liam
I'm, of Maine, for Vice President
Oar belief is that ii Is the strongest ticket
winch could have bccu nominated. Lincoln
has been given the position Ia catch Illinois,
Indiana, and the North west while lIamlin
has been put on to counterfeit the strength
of Everett i'll New England.
Lincoln is II kcntuckian by birth, "A law
! yer hy profession, ;tn inlidrl ia religion, and
/ Il low down Black Republican dcmrlgo que
! IN politics something after the style at
! Douglas. Tie IS IL tail, lank, huntp-shoul-
! dere,i, NV ward, ugly specimen If humnni-
I ~, but is man of genius, of great powers
an orator, aud Is greatly liked as IL genial
rompauion though he is not u drunkard
like Dou4lls. lie had only a local rrputa-
tioa politician until he made the can
Nas5 against Douglas for United Suites Srna-
tor eighteen months since. That canvass
made hun the Black Republican candidate
| for President, while the same canvass de
atroyeh Douglas.
Lincoln can, We think, carry Illinois
against any man in America, and there Is
probably only one man in the Union who
can beat him III Indiana, AMI that man is
James Guthrie. There IS "A large numbtr
( uf konLuckiaus Ia indiana Democrats and
! Wings, who are generally very conserva-
/ tive men, and a great many OF whom are
/ personally acquainted with Mr.. Guthrie, 40 a
have confidence in his integrity, cnnscrva-
tism and patriotism. They would all rally
round Mr.. Guthrie aud give him the State
Lincoln will also be very strong in Penn =
/ sylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, and
Rhode Island In all those states Nj.
/ Guthrie is also strong, and We believe can
defeat Lincoln.
But there is no doubt but il Is a sttong
ticket.
Mr.. Hamlin. the candidate for Vac Presi-
dent is old togy Yankee, tall OF The
tariff, ani sort OF pet OF the Cottou-spin-
meas and loom -olds. lie viii carry New
England Tor the ticket, unless Everett car
ries oil enough ,ores from him 10 leave the
Democracy in The ascendant. Thus Bell
and Everett may be OF some service To DE
mocracy and their country.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
1OHF, TFO.N- .N.OTFCE

RNO r - R II r ~ va TECE.-
q order for Plank Side Walk. Common Council,
Mly y. 1866 Aud nov il is hereby ordered aud
directed, hy the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and parts
of Lots fronting or adjoining the Southwest
side of Second street, between Division and Elm
streets in said City, their side walks To- be
brought 10 the proper City grade and that they
cause n sidewalk Of Glass No >, 10 he laid down
thereon within thirty days from III" publican Of
thi order. l.. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerk Office, Nav D. 1850.
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q " The Common Council Ot the City of Evans
Vile will receive scaled proposals until Saturday,
June ID, 1850, for clearing out the g Erushy Pond
Ditch,' including the culvort, from point on the
lands OF Peter Vogel, where said Yogefs part o I
the ditch commences, TO the Stanhed Pond. dis
tanCe of about seventeen hundred and seventy
CI77O) feet. Said ditch 60 be cleaned ont of the
width of three feet ut the bottom and TO It's orig
inal depth and grade, tho Same Will be shown by
the City Surveyor, and the earth to be thrown ont
clear of the bank Bidders will be required to bid
gross sum for the whole job, the payment To be
made upon the completion OF the work AID it4
c,-ptance by the City Surveyor.
i. BURk +, Clerk.
=. AI.rr L
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TR,0UTTEFs q y u q ..
. The Common ConnCiI OF the City Of vans.
vile Will receive proposals nnt the 9Th day of june
A. II. 1850, for grading and filling the alley in
Block No 35, the Eastern Enlarge ment OF said
City, running from Vine to pin isi0n Get and he
Fifth and Sixth streets, said alley he era-
ded and filled to the proper grade the may
he shown by the CITY surveyor
T.. BURN L, CleIk.
Clerks Office, MAY 1Ith lStU.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II III E A T E r


TIL TER
MI q Y TT H oL1-
The Louisville Theater Company
Is COMING.
THVHE tO.HP.4.N'K' ~ COMPOSED
Az of the following talented Performers from
the principal fheaters III the Union:
MRS. KATE DENIM RYAN,
MISS FANNY DENIIAM,
MRS. ! A. LORD.
MISS AMELIA WINA$S,
SAM RYAN,
&. Il. CHAPLIN,
i \. LORD,
W. A. ROUSE,
=. n. MYERS,
il G. SMYTH,
=. lIARCOURT.
w. ROBERTSON.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
may2I
600 nv 1ETB' .s.H'O C0H.H'TI'
may2l SAMUEL ORR.
- SECO.N-D. H.s.N'D BUGHE' IND
G-G Set Harness, suitable for pony, Tor sale
cheap by SAMUEL ORR.
S1E B.sAEs .N.sb'Y' O.shU-H, JUST
sep received at JACOB SINZlCII x SONS.
n Brick Dwelling House, containing rooms
aud Kitchen, wood she'd and stable.
Enquire at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
maya &c
E<SE.N.E rom Eft SOAPS. 80 dozen very
~ niC" Soups just received hy
mayt6 CHARLES MCJnHNSTON
RAOOFo SRERTS RE - &c D. II
n y rs5 lot ut the best g tempered steel " Uoui.
Skirts OF all sizes AMI kinds, much reduced
pIit cs-- cheaIcr than ever, received at
SCIIArkERS Rt'SSiNGS
mayZl Ne. ~ Main
Nf-MOhED H.8AEBH T.-5OO ans.
~ Boston : Roked HalIbuT, Tor sale 10y
InANl7 COOK Il Ia SGLEY.
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Clerks flee, May u, 1861. may2a


40 R r ID II n n 10 ~ ~ u TACE
u On der for Plank Side Walk Council Chamber,
May II, 19GO.--And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, 10y the Common Council of the City of
Evansville that the owners of all Lots and parts of
Lots f1oIfing adjoining the north side OF
Sixth street, between First and Second avenues,
formerly Lamasco) now liz said City, canse their
sidewalks to I've brought to the proper City grade,
and that they cause Side Walk, Glass No. 2, to
he laid down thereon, within thirty days from the
publication of this Order
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THE LOWEST EASTERN PRICES.
lie respectfully invites his friends and customers
to examine his goods aud prices before purchasing
elsewhere Ali goods sold are warranted to be
represented.
r.. B--Persouai attention paid to repairing of
fine Watches JeweIry repaired dt short notice.
No. - Main st., opposite Court House. Evans
vile, Indiana. TaPr5) 2. L. GEISLER
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HgR. sDIT0x:-y MsT.E HEE.,-

HHR. S.DETOH--g Sy.YT'E HEEyS-
0FH blind I"r some years, ana could not c"u-,'-
qurutlY follow any regular business. Since / have
been blind many I'rrs"ns have applied +" Inc fnr
remedies to cure Diseases with which their cattle
horses, or DOGS, hayo been afflicted, aud in It large
majority OF cases remedies have been riIctci"us.
I have, frT these concluded {" insert all
vciis"n"nt IN your valuable pai setting forth to
the community at lIT"", that quulI-l to pre-
ecrih- remedies for ia" ri dI-ss's of cattle.
HORSES aud dogs, ana Ire my self competent I" II"
So from tho Fact that, t'r years hri'u" became
blind, acquired from inst ion, t::tn tad
lereu,e, the requisite knowlcdgr. Foe SOME time
l.tat, there has been much excitement oCc;si"ued
hN the alarm OF diseased dags, and many valuable
dogs liaH" been destroyed in consequence" These
animals Ii,, to variety of plants, hut
hen thrS it'.ne SICK a: all, they are condemned
~ Rabbi when perhaps NJ s'I'ii dis'+a" Is the mai
ter vi it'll them. Win these animals have lad
much experience, and these who hay" valuable
dogs would io wall I" consult mo hci"r" th'y dos
troy their dogs With regard L. the diseases of
other animals the same remarks viii apply though
they destroyed. hy violence. but l., i-;n"-
nuT.tic,. and neglect.
can lie consulted every morning, tom ;, NJ
TN II A NJ at MIR George. Thurnhfli', SadIlrry
Stnir, Main street, "r At NY residence, on the
continuation "i Maiu street, near the BRICK school
huus,. tmIAl ~ JoSEfn LYON.
pgOHE .H'sD' GO0DS 1T THE
GFG Eurck; K4ztar-
..,u lbs Extra Turkish Primes "a IT, pr III.
700 H. Ch"i,e Zanlr Cnrr.nts, Inr per IL
- It's EAtrt Large and fresh DO. - Z pr III
-, lbs t;,.iInan Cherries, l-'.c per It,.
"a boxes lay 81 EIisinS, "nc per it,.
;FH' 10 Choice Cooking Iiai7ins, lie peril.
80 drums Fresh Fi-., ~ per IT.
loo boxes EXII1 Choice Figs. he pet 10
$50 lba French !luutS IN Glass JIrs H. pr IL.
- bikes French ir'"es, small size
just received is COON Il LANGLEY.
spsA DGz. 4.x.s RS n-f~hHA-~ s.EK
4&ssD kins London Porter IL oirs ,lu.tt, do
~ d"z piuis Muuh sous scotch Ale IL ,t".rn
l.ints Younger siona do Received at
maYt7 COON 4 LANtI ~ :.
ssA BUsH G.s.V.sIs.s sF.EIT nSe.s,N,s
EN- 25u lbs feIl Barley,
100 lbs Pcari Sage
40 tbs fHIina,
Ia store and t.r sale by Conk ( LANGLEY.
E1y.4.S.TE L'UHR3 .S'Fs.-2 B.xRgRES
~ crop : T.. GILBERT n co
ESK.N-E .yyN'sB E'ts.R.HOyN' GR.3 S.-A
N good lIheht ia various sized packages to
suit al! Tv-:i, od tHl TOT sale iV
tnaYIG tiI RLE5 McJOHESToN.
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~ has the largest assortment of Patent
Medicines ever offered or sale ia Evansville For
genuine medicines call at his New Drug Store cot
ne. Main and Second streets mSIJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MTOR S.9ZE CHE.a PA IL % % ID
II Dwelling House, containing ton rooms, with
all the necessary out-bnidngs, situated on locust
street, between Seventh and Eighth If not sold
before tue LIST of July, it will then be for rent
For further particulars enquire of tho suisse her at
the PiCayune Mills. JOHN d. MILLS.
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.4hE.ArEMA, 01.NrEMs!-l5O .

S-eT one and two H. cans, fresh Cove and Spiced
Oy st-rs, from al the ost ltck ing houses East
just received AMI tot sale by
mhayl9 CuAS McJolI NSTON.
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&Sh ARLS FkOUH Just HH -
SSO "a and for sale cheap TO close consiRnn!ent,
at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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10000 H-EET POT.g r % ~
- Plants just received from Aliens Nurseries,
and for sale at -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-26

81 100 bhs aud Bags NHri"us kinds. ot good
botatoes foi ed eating, Just received and for
SALE Il, CIIAS. NSTON,
may - ru,cy BLOCK, Main street.
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q vent urohs from injurng woolcn goods i'll
Weather. For sale at Thumpson's Drug
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