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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
Geo. wv. wilder

Is AGENT for the sale Of Geo. A. Prince &. Co.'S I'm
lproyed patent prize Medal
yMELODEONS.
The first Premium has uniformly been awarded 10 these
instruments whenever exhibited in competition with
others. Manufactured at Buffalo N Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20

When you are the anvil, have patience j;
when you are the hammer, strike straight
aud well.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
CONCENTRATED LEAVEN
FOE MAKING
HER 15AA ID, TLiA- CATx E'&5, ,
All kinds Of Pastry, &C., &.
Manufactured by
EDW. CHAMBERLIN &. co.
Pfoprieors OF shawmut Chemical Works,
No. 80 India Street Ros,op

b. NO. 90 lndla Street Boston.
GONCEN IRATED LEAVEN is the result If careful
~ chemical re,ealch All its ingredients are prenar
ed IN the highest state Of purity and conn our dtd With
Il view 10 Produce bread Of tar better oualy and in
hueh ltsS time than by any otter lrGcc.s Az tIfn
manufacture submit it with entire cor Gd, nee io IT,,
judgement OF discriminating housekeerers fakerr 70
Bread Of all kinds, msGe by usirg CoNctn1KA1F0
LEAVEN Is lighter moe dgestlb. and utticlOns has
an agreeable natural taste is less liable 10 sonr win
retain It's mosu tngertlan by any other pre- cess and
the whole PREPARATION Tor tie need moi exceed len
minutes. " " ""
HlsyaluaI lie because it is rot perishable. and NAV be
maze available in places and al times when east il n4
within reach, as ut Tea In ali climates and pn6er Mi
circumstances, it may he ad pied thus obyiatjng ali
dIhculy OF procuring yesH or other iermtnt which IA
frequently OF an inferior quality, rendering the bread
more or less unWholesome.
III IS also valuable as regards economy as it has been
afcerained that saving is affected in the hour Of not
less than 10 per cent In .he common 1roccss mucb NJ
the sac harne of the flour is lost by being conyc,ted
INTO c9rbonic AID gas, spirit and the waste is jncur
req soely tor the purpose generating ga3 TO raise The
dough ny using CONCENTRATED LEAVFN THIS waste
lsaVoded and the gas obtained in mfnner equally
efhcacous Fermentation, hrs been stated de troy.
part OF he flour or meal, ard, in consequence n hsr
rel OF Hour weighing 1856 lbs which by the ccmmnr
method ordinarily makes about $50 It's If bread giyas
by this process $50 lbs thus tectng the very nnr
saving OF ~ PEI cent in the quantity of -four y con
tormy to the direction each package auy ie,rc,
capae|e OF ordinary attention may ccndEc the proces
and tie result viii invariably be highly tatislpciory
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
STOVES! STOVES
Fl. D. WOOD, Stowe Centre.

Also, constantly hand variety of PUMPS for wells
and cisterns LEAD PIPE, all sizes Zinc, Cast Iron
Sinks, Tin and Hollow Ware, &C.
SUAR BOILERS and TIN SAP BUCKETS made to order lat
the lowest price. II. y. WOOD.
stowe, Oct. 20, 1859.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21
"a The Fort Wayne Sentinel ana Io

sA The Fort Wayne Sentinel and Lo-
gansport PhGrOs Democratic papers) are
pitching in to the Democratic Governor
and Democratic Penitentiary Commissioners
for locating the new State Prison at Michi-
gan City. They threaten all kinds of ven
geance on the Governor and Commissioners;
accuse them o, violating pledges; say " the
whole business of locating The Penitentiary
has been boys play, or far more censura-
ble.." An article in the Pharos now before
US closes thus: "The gentlemen-Com-
missioners and Governor-will have an ac-
count to settle with the next Legislature.
They will do we'll to put their house in
order"
The whole affair promises to be decidedly
rich. before it is done with. There will ht.
rere sp2Et next winter at Indianapolis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

RW Parker II. French, of Nicaraguan
and Mexican notoriety, lately swindled the
firm of b. F. Ethel s. Co, New Orleans, out
of$6OO. He did by depositing with them
several boxes. which he said contained
opium, and obtaining from them a loan ofthe
above amount, for which he gave his note,
with the "opium as collateral. The note
matured and was protested. Suspicious be-
ing entertained that all was not right, the
boxes were opened and found to contain rock
salt Mr. French was afterwards arrested
at the st. Louis Hotel. u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

THE CANAL.-Thc southern portion OF the
Canal has been in better order during the
latter part of the past winter than We hage
ever known it before. Tafee or four boats
arrive here from Evansville and return eY'-
ry week. Whe9 the canal is in good ORDER
evcrythi1r E2o&s caeeriGl p tlIis place and
our citizens wear a smiling countcRance.-r
Should the canal keepin good order this year,
there will he heavy business done on it.
We have ever been warm friend to this
enterprise, and it would be gratifying to us
to see il fulfill the noble destiny for which
il was built Should it be maintained in
navigable order it will be a great blessing to
this country. Were it to go to ruin and de-
cay, what would we do with the large
amount of produce raised here every year ?
To return to the old and uncertain mode of
shipping our produce down the river on Hat
boats is almost an impossibility. We truly
hope the canal may be kept np--Peters6HTg
Reporter. ,..-
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DEATH OF MAJOR BARroS.-Maior WI

DEATH OF MAJOR BARToN.-Major VIM
Barton died at his residence in Bourbon
county, on the 9Th inst, in the 18th. year of
his age He was born in New Jersey, but
came to Kentucky with his father when but
Eve years ofage. He has lived upon the farm
upon which he died ever since the year
1888. In the year 1872 he volunteered as
a private in Capt. Garrard's troop of light
horse, and served with distinction during
the term of his enlistment. Twice during
the campaign it was his fortune to encoun-
ter an Indian in single combat, and in both
instances the savages fell by his hand. In
one of them, as the enemy was in the. act OF
hurting his tomahawk, he rushed upon him,
and, rising In his stirrups, brought down his
sabre with one sweep of his strong right
arm, cleaying the head of the painted savage
through 10 the louisville Journal.
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4HR Chicago Press estimates the popula
ton OF that city at $50, 900.
/ The Chickasaw Nation has populatio,
of 1851 souls.
THE vote of Memphis, Tenn, has increas
ed 1909 in the past two years.
OVER 100000 artificial teeth are now
manufactured in this country annually.
AN unprincipled Eastern contemporary at
rociOusly remarks that "Awl is quiet in
Lynn"
HE friends and congregation of the Rev.
e. H. Chaplin of New York, are about. IN
present him with dwelling house in the
upper part of that city.
AT Mobile, on the morning of the l3th.
the Theatre and Union Press, with 1900
bales OF cotton and several buildings, were
destroyed. Loss $275,0 900.
WE are informed that a gentleman nam
ed Fuller, has established a semi-weekly
line of packets to carry passengers from
this city to the Reservoir and back.-T. IL.
Jour.
The Cincinnatians have concluded to ynr-
chase suitable grounds for permanent fair
ground, and for the use of tie United States
Fair next fall
AN exchange Publishes. two. lines oS. sae
great epic upon General jackson, uritten
by q. Western bard: EEE tr
When You their eyes gifsten theE nay men, fire,
Were the last dying words of A. Jackson, Esq.
N. LONGwORTH, the Cineafanati grape cul-
tivator, says in a lettes to the Frankfort
(ky.) Commonwealth, that he has had a
shoot of the HebeFEaont grape grow forty
five feet in one season.
IT is estimated that there will be "a, 500 600
brick made at Memphis, Tenn, the coming
season. There are twenty-five brick wards
there, all. of which will soon be in full one
ration,
GeA-The Lafayette (Ind) Courier says
IA fellow on Main street says he owes us a
logging. We advise him to make an as
signment He owes more than he can
pay.
THE ArgyLe reports that on the 9Th inst,
when in Dead Mems Bend, NsY. Thomas
Sims, passenger from Memphis, Jumped
overheard and was drowned 1t is suppOs-
ed he was native of Tennessee, and de
ranged at the time. His baggage was left
at Memphis.
IT is now supposed that the steamer Hun
garian struck ahOat midnight, when all but
the watch we've ia their berths, in which
case, probahiY, they were carried down with
the vessel A corps of divers have reached
the wreck, and their Investigations will de-
termiae the suspense entertained as to the
~ aeEeabouts OF the lost. s 4 % - IS g -9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

Eg- Hon. Lewis C. Levin died at Phils.-
delphia on Wednesday morning. NJ. "a.
was native of Charleston, S. c, kie was
a member of The National House OF Repre-
sentatives for six years fron Philadelphia.
Since his retirement from Congress, lie ha )
been secluded ia consequence of the break
ing mp of his physical and mental powers
Mr. Levin was a prominent temperance man
and Native American during the disgraceful
riots in Philadelphia in 1914.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

DEATH OF AN Us,TED STATES OFFlcER.-
Major Donald Fraser, U. S. A, died Mon
day, in Brooklyn, n Y. Major Fraser was
born in April, 1871. In 1872 he obtained
a Lieutenant's commission in the army and
served throughout the war on the Northern
line. He was aid to Gen. Brown, and also
70 Gen. Pike, being within six feet of the
later when he fell at Little York. As a
'.rt;zan officer he was without ii superior,
and always at the head of a forlorn hope
He was wounded So often that his fellow
officers used to say that if a bullet were fly
mo Donald Frazer would be sure to find it.
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Rockport Correspondence.

UOChPOhIJ MaTCu L &, I0Ou.
EDITORS JOURNAL We have been hav-
ing some beautiful weather the past week
Spring seems 10 have seized the helm in
earnest, and to be directing our course to
the warm, sunny hours, the soft-blowing
breezes which so cheer the heart and fill
both it and nature with new life and re
newed vigor-causing old winter to retire,
no doubt, in great disgust. s..-..
hear that one of our most prominent,
lawyers, Mr.. T. F. DEBRULER, is about To-
DID adieu to COKE, LYTTLEToN & CO., and
don the ministerial robe. He occupied the
Methodist pulpit here not long since, and
MADE quite successful debut in this new
character. Success to him. -. 81.
OUR Military Company b rs about fzzled
out' 1T VIII no dOubt be a severe ,disap-
polntment to the juveniles hereabouts. IS
E:slonS Of training day had been fit;iAg
&c brains of Young Amaerlca foF
IA of lead has been. ssrnck at our
~oaf mines. AS it bids fair to be OF great
Importance, it is creating some excitement
Hutrah for Old Spencer
SPENCER County. y
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81 tiE.4REES Js.sBC0CE, K.mRsORTER
~ aud Dealer in Coach and Saddlery Hardware,
T.s. ITofa

name iii part: 4axles, springs made q tne pes
steeI; bands, enafieied ana oil al kihds OF
All kinds saddle trees English bride leathers Dtts
-tirrII,rs spurs. hani,ls, fine silver names G. al
Finds Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adjusting pads,
,yIors patent haInes fly nets, shoe threads, horse
'I,js,kets London Girth Webs, American 6lTth
and IsehlWets, 10th cotton and worsted; Lenogn
mid brass lined IiiaTeiI.s.I rings; superior keseys
horse eovcrs the best quality Of carriage 9olts'
patent gig trees, &c, &c ,.., --z a-.,.-
:. keep in fact everything appertainlns to hther
branch of the blsineSS> 9nd UNDERSTANDING bo.n
branches thoroughly, We would respectfully inFHe
your attention before purchasiu g elsewhere.
am also agent for Wards Patent Spring slddie'
a2l0-dew
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II .H.F-EFEs THE .1TTE.N'TEO0N' OF
~ dealers to the fact that he is aanutac tur
irg, and keeps constantly hand u large stock
at the and choicest sly les OF goods adapted
10 the requirements Of popular frstie the induce
Iuruts b, offers are tStnID tGaODS an LOW
RGCkS Having been gagged in manufacturing
first class goods for over twenty years, he now
claims have facilities for msiIiuiac turing first
glass goods cheap, if not cheaPar, than Eastern
manufactures He feels conlden. Of his ability to
Otcr extra Inducements to close buyers his motto
is a fair field and no favors
Call and examine his goods, and yen will be sure
to buy.
sQ Orders promptly attended to.
1eblG-3Ind
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Fire and Inland Navigation


aud fair profit.
EspeciH dttcIti0:i qiren 10 Insurance OF DWELLINGS
"a and Cnstehs JOT terms IF l to years.
The solid service long aud successfully tried and
the many advantages the ia TIA Insurance Company
possesses in It's line, should not be overlooked by
those ready toihsure and understanding their best
interests at.r: -
During stringent times the necessity for re
Hattie Insurance becomes imperative duty the
ability Of property owners to sustain loss being
I hen much cssened. yya. t..sf .+--.a
= Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
saroTg out the State. Policies issued without lie
Eay by aey Of the duly authorized Agents OF the
Company. ~ .-.--. 5HF
EeS-Business attended to with despatch and
h&elity. e,e,--.
mars .I e.l Marble Building, MaIn 1t.
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Opposition State Ticket.

FoR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wavne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
WILLIAM A. 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 J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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-7eNiH5. iE.E.s'sE0 y. M BxPERT--

-BH.ss. iE.x.E'sz o ~. IN ExPERE--
g ehcisd3 Saiis' and fmaie Physician, presents
To- line attention OF mo TIERS her 1850 SD
lg3 SOOTHING SYRUP, I-3s a,f
for Children TtstLiy which greatly facilitates the
process Of reething, by softening the gums, redu-
eng all innanmatiopTwiI allay all pain and
isRasmodic action, aud. is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers it win
give rest to yourself, and f.
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We nave put up aud sold this article for over
ten yoars, and sly,fe IN confidence and truth
of it, V hat we have ney scr been able to say ofany
other Inetiicine-neyer Shas it failed, in single
Instance, to effect cure s2'ehen timely used New
er did we Know an in stance of dissatisfaction
by any one who ascd it. con the contrary, all
delg htcd wifi its opera -tions, and speak in terms
Of highest conlmenda setion of its magical eff
foets and medical virtues ave speak in this matter
~ nat dc kuoN, " = ten years experiences,
arid pledge oHr reputp StiDn for the fuflment OF
what weLlTere declare . In almost every instance
wher. the tnfnt is sur .fering from pain and ex
hafIstion, relief will lie found in Is or 20 minutes
after the syrup is admin Cyistered.
This valuable preprra stlOn is the prescri psion
Of ole of the most expe SFienced and s k IIful
Nurses il New England, Sand has been used with
never failing success in ssthousands of cases.
It not only relieves :~the child from pain, but
IhFISorates the stomach sand bowels, corrects acid
ity, and gives tone and 1energy to the whole sys-
tom. It viii almost IN stantIy relieve Gripping
in the Bowels and Wind ECOlic, and overcome con-
which if not speedily remedied, end
in death. We believe il Sthe best and surest rem
ely ia he world, in all ecases of Dysentery and
DiarIiea in chidren,-rwhether it arises from
tecthing from any :, other We would
say to every mother who ! has child n fl erfng
from any of tire foregoing complaints do
let your preJulices, nor epTei udices of others,
stand between y0ur suffering child and the relief
hat vii be sure-yes, absolutely sura-to follow
the use OF this medicine if timely used $500. --
Full directions for using Will accompany each
butte. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS Y PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Prin-
cipal office, No. Is Cedar street, New York
Price p cts "A bottle janl3-dw1y.
kELBER d WHITE, Agents, Evansville, Ind.
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1aVO.s's0 REFA .s.N.O B.sTHs.S'4s

q ~ saloon The undersigned has retted and
renovated the BATa HOUSE AND BARBER
SHOP UNDER MARBLE HALL, in fine style,
and is prepared u Slave, Shampoon, Dress Hair.
or "a furnish Hntor Gold BATHS at ali hours
This is the only Bath House in the. city and
ana determined tu conduct it and the Barber
Shot attached that il viii become the headquarters
of ali gentsneIt wishing to ba trimmed uli IN the
height OF the style.
Give 4ne a call and try my skill. Terms reason
able. inlar3-dtfJ ISRAEL Is. GLENN
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TE6THEK BELT,INCS. 80
HEek-EEs& Ss.RTF.N-T SIRE T'6HRsb

- Cemented and tivete,t Leather Belting-also
Lace Leather, Rivets and 4urs, Rivet Sets and
Headers. I'unchers ami Cutting flyers. a full
stock always haud AT lowest factory prices
CHARLES BABCOCK,
marc A r. s, Main street.
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CRESCENT CITY GALLERY.

WE ALI follow interest in spite of vain talk. B.
And TO Those who deal fairly, to them should
walk ttl-rl- s. .t
Now, you who want Pictures, both cheap and first
IL. rate,
Bring your dimes to SMITHS Gallery, lyon don't
have to wslii). III. -,t.s.
lie fears no competitions from or she other,
But looks ultti EACH rs Il friend and brother;
lie cares NOT for show, putting, nor blowing,
Mock 8urees, gtfitnon, assuredIy knowing
That he ipakes the tTise, who gives most for tho
cash; -t.-t-I#f .s.t #s.s
Tile people care nothing about any grand splash.
Nov, all who -want Pastures, large ones or small,
Should, without more delay, on Mr.. Smith call ;;
The Court Hens, You know, just over the way, 4
Examine his p!ctures-we know what yOu'll say
The best in the city, and cannot be beat
In finish orr rice--aud by way of treat, a .
10 Ladies and. Funiies he lessons his pay
Come along, friends, don't neglect it a day.
= pli-tml .EafN q -..effs4
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N4EU.sBLE E.uPR00.ED PR0P,

H0.ALU.9BLE XsuIRGE.kSD PROP
erty for sale.-Four lots Fourth street, op-
g, Market Place All new three story metal roof,
bricks, built for stores, suitable any kind of
business, and with good finished dwelling accom-
modations.
For terms of sale, apply to Allen G.. HaIlock.
Real Estate and General Insurance Agent, Marble
Hall Building, Main Street, Evansville, Ind. ls-s
fsbl6-1m
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CfUJN.N-Es 8.fHS.-EXTR.4 .E.7R sc
w pa Gunny Bags also, large bushel Bags
suitable for shipping i'll bran, tor sale
by marl4 GEO. FOSTER " co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Eb .gTE.N'E' ~ EDFC 1--WE ST.
- flesh supply of all the popular patent nedi-
clnes. Warranted genuine, lat FMOAPSOHS
! New Drug Store. .--- fnarl6
! KD9k-T'TS or FIT C0kOKS .S.NxI
~ shades Of colors ale scliing at unieard of
| low prices at TH0MPsON'S New Drug Store.
I ETLs.uEA1' va . DELE-v-E S.-THO.UEs-
| II soa has just received fresh stock Of the
/ be is selling Mt less ilices tia Families in
want Of Medicines wom'i 10 well to call at his New
! Drug Store and make their purchases. maIl6
| NsyF.ELDGss'6t' s. III QDRE1 IL Il IT e.
! ~ Every housekeeper should have it.. Good for \
everything For sale at TH0MPS0N'S Drug Store. 4
| 6g-HUTT.s PERCH.s D0OR .n.ETS.-
| " few of these very serviceal1e articles Call
/ spon- d. L. mario. -f CHAS. 5. WELLS j
| ~ very large assortment of Sponge. embracing
all qualities, from % cents per pound 81 so per
onnce, at T10MfSoN'S New Drug Store, corner
Second and Main streets. f mario
| ASLsRRE.aG GLE FOR S.gLE.-.G NE ".
| q Rocka~ay for sale cheap for cash. lEnquirs
| Of ls BlTTROLFF Bros 2
marl6 IS e-.s.s es---4. D.. rs Main street. 7
szI e-s TtkEs .x.V:z9 JR IS>EL XE.-
~ We are selling Matches Jewelry, TO-, at
a. new stock " ''' BrrTKoLFF BROS,
mTId rs Main strt ct.
EH4s.1.N>pEEs.-.E.N.- 4CTsE zee E0X'
wagon. NsEst know how write a EAir hand, and
S"ne Nell recommended Apply at No. ti2, Posey
/ bhitN5 MAIN sIItPt b1trlD-tt
en- y 0.V = P.xTE.N-T FtEESs-SUsT
/ en- the thing for cattle-just resolved and con-
I stantly for sale at l
/ II. ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
! Es".f.S'' HK.E.V':-5 Pes-N'S 5 LEY
n . did country Bran reserved anal fus:slas
ut :. +. ELLIoTTS FAMILY GROCERY
sgakah5e LES. saoDGD EAss-
sb$SHS$b lh09 lbs lianls, 1IoEbs ia'rd-i, prifs''
maria = ELLIoFT's PANTY GROCERY
EsAaA RUsH. E-ss e0R.S'JNAT HE-
sDUeS eeiyeal and tsF sale, too, N'
}. p ELLIoT1"S Family GROCERY.
! ~ so. EoSzA, u - C0., 1la =
w Corner ias,Ist st. and Canal, have hand
full supply ct - ...l ..s. lH- - -.-- -
Mess u in hbis. aud half tbls., --.....
Mass OI,Enryd do -i... .....i b.. .s
| kiinr Pork.
Bulk and Bacon f'.. .
| Sides, .-
f1- Iianls, ...- ..
= ..4..-. ..sf Lard in l1e.re & bisfs-
Nthirh they Offer favorable III lots suit
iIiTrhaseTs. il. maIt4
ee To.H'S az E'E-sRE ST.EfsCH- 81
9S received per steamers sam irku: aud Ida
M'y-f', all G" King and !n,nirN rnrr>stS s'ar"ii-
tr,rI equal any mad. F.'t >alr the trade in
marlt NJ Sycamore st.
as~G.xLCE-S'Es4s EL.2ST'EsR--s5 fsSs 4 -.
q for safe by 5. T. GH-BEkP * G& .
! LII I'E5R.9 UEzf: E,gs.H1s.s~T.-FEFT T.
nlari4 $ f. GILBERT s CO. q.
%. SEED s1-sTs.-3OU RUssf. PEE.NE
~ Canada Oats, just received, and k.F sal, by
4 CHAS. McJOHNSToN,
mari4 Posey's Block, Main St
q Hamburger aud w. u. Cheese, just recr5vca
. and for sale by .t.t CHAS- NCJOHNSTOH, E--
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IP0R TIE .TEEERo.N-.

n We have for SUE Pickles in barrels, kIsrt up
in pure cider vinegar, which retail 10y tho dozen
hundred; also in kegs and jars of all sizes Call
and see for ynnrselves NtCkERY BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

1y7TESEEaE! S,FsEESEAa5 ROXE%
V Hamburger aud w. u. Cheese, just recT5vcts
and for sale by ..t.l CHAS- McJ0HNSTOG,
lnarII t-.- PoseN' Block
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21

9|VB 500 bush Ear Corn, 100 bush Potatoes 10
bush Turnips, bush Parsnips, 10000 lbs safoiI
Hams, 1000 lbs shoulders 1000 lbs choice Leaf Lard,
tea choice Rice, 500 lbs Pearl Starch leo Kegs
asst Wheeling Nails 100 boxes Glass, ass'd sizes,
daZ Wash Boards, % doz Buckets 100 duZ Brushes,
ass'd, % dozf BE Cords, 10 coils Cotton ROsP, 10
coils Manila dts 3 coils Heap do, 800 lbs Reart
Barley, bdoz Tubs Ia store and for sale cheap
for cash at NICkERY BROS.
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