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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-10-27
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hsxtErr, 10 tlioo the world. does owe
IL rise Or fall, its merit or defame; 4
thou at the spur IN man for veal or woe,
For praiss and glory. or eternal shanie,--
Dcminions, crowns, victory, wealth, or fame,
And al that this vain world somuch admire,
Chased with the virtues Of a brilliant name;
TO thee e attached the spice Of lie, the Ere,
And energy 70 attain all human wants re-
quire. I. Il. &. Il /
The grave, tho silent grave alone can hush
The pllrsnsled longings Of STORYTELLING care;
Tel anxious minds will plod and forward push,
No matter what, or how, or when, Or where
Opposing elements may rise TO scare III
Tho dear-loyed object which they would conf
mand 49,
Iiks Atlas, they this pond rons load must bear;
Should al prove fruitless spinning ropes Of
Sandl IL. '..' <. Il q !.
They'll turn the wheel, tho falling iifelsss
from their hand. (. II. ..: Fl:
No leisure known for men Of carC-worn life,
They have no pow / TO Birdie up their toll; !.
Their relaxation is tho mind 5 worst strife; /.
The sun may shine, aud gaiety may smile;
Int this TO them is Hell The pot must boil.
Tho running DER, and spelling all they
:. own, ..-st - -. Ill
Care, Ike aserpcnt, round their brains do cuil:
Nv soIsht-out case for worldlitgs can he
shown; .. s..... :. II 80.
Il: For minds oppressed with care, tie remedy
es, unknown ,.5:ss IN ii :.
Prosperity and fortune may have piled
The wish for treasures III their sole regard;
Yet, ike tie thanl,icsE face that neyer smiled,
4 cannot satiaie greed, far Ices reward; .5.
The wealth Of increase, which they think dc.
debaffed E p.
From them; their craving spirit, starving
viii produce s.,:s..s> ~. .:.
The phantom ghost, and when thrown off Their
guard, Il: s'.
In dread despair they reap lost virtues due
And die Ia nniser.eare, with all that round
: Il. them grew. .>,,. ::.~,.:.:.s
All who would eoyet the rich, anxious man.
With all his vast possessions, and his carel .
Far iess, the lazy slnggard, as he can
Never break tho shackiss, slotli makes him
wear. 49,. -
With natures vices they are born to share
The opPosites, which keeps this world alive !;
There must be drones ttho' we'll we could
: them sparol Il .:..;- 81. ~.
. AswelI as working bees to grRce this motley
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY SATURDAY. OCTOBER D. 1850

quiet unpretending little fellow. What,
then, had brought about this sudden and
radical transformation He had become.
since the previous day, rich man, and il
may be well understood that the possessur
OF an income Of twenty Thousand francs
a year finds tdiiicult TO retain the modest
demeanor OF a poor clerk! On the pre-
yious day, while busting the large pilos Of
rrockery under his charge, a letter had
arrived through the post, conveying 10
him the startling intelligence that one
Of his uncles, Of whom he had often heard
as an eccentric and very wealthy old man,
but whom he had never seer, had Just died
at his cidteaH, III Burgundy, leaving Lis
nephew, Clement, sole legatee Of his .es-
tates, to the exclusion Of many other heirs
The letter was from notary 10 the prov.
ince, who desired him 70 leave Paris i'm
mediately, for Joigny, the town near which
this uncle had resided, where he would
be met by Mr. Martin, an old, coniideII,
tial servant Of the defunct, and conducted
from the railroad to the Hermitage, the
name which the deceased had given to
the otatean and his estate. Almost tlriy-
en- out Of his senses by such an unexpect.
ed stroke of fortune, he FASTENED TO obey
the notary's directions, and on his arrival
az, ;'lI,a M c,,s,L 81 ~ n',ie sen,
49, y 49, 49,. u $3.50, Vur
na,;I &C., = ~ - $500 ~ .aee'
s 49,. n ~ sns
~ ~, ~
~ titV y ihcI,ntaSe
~ the new ptoptis'Yt, 4, eh'leu III Tue ser
wants ana lnlToaneea shein to 1neir iature
master v anu laen couaustea the latter to
MS ,i Own apartments. 5,s;;l. ..
nus was the sleeplng-clamher 1. o. your
uncle, sald Marin, rs they entered 9 vast
apartment ds la urn " oia iasilioned
style. was " Mn tllt Y room that ne dled,
some yen dayi age, blt the nephew IN
stead q eyine,ng any emot:on' upon being
shoWh tpe eLlalnoer Of ms oensiaetor,
threw upon atlaroulld MN ? look @ o. scorll,
anu ~, crieu - +: Hull,
pom my wore, 4 eant say ! THINK
muc. y tlle oia ooy sastet never saw
awning s9 ugly n gu my ME, >
-. so.WilestahN ' slr, retlleu MARTIN ts
10 IS Isl the best we have mere; and, you
sll content y9@rseil Teaily don Con !.
know Whefe You WIN nhd other lodgings.
Me NE, hye mere! :. gu Don't Imagine
am n Sacn q DONKEY, hope! For US Young
ieli2%S, 90 yoa see! ilrtS IS tlle only pace i
50 SHAH SCH TINS old crazy rookery at,
anu .hGh ee OIL -, -.
sen sthe Asfhtase, your Uncle 5 "a;
EoH.e place 81 tSsael -: i, >. ,1 .
: ~ W. sst.,...'s wy ~ -. y ~ ~
"ss ui.'e3 3, '"a WI - - ~ ''''''
"hs,r ~ ~ W, ~ ,,,,,, i
VT uuttt, wv W. s.S LIZ" ,a%
let me y. =, ne't none I; out Sgn' tsn,
oe -, ne , nus so..'s o, ,, ,u @.;S' "'''"
you WI 9ti!e ie ~ w =, 1ta .,l 80,
Aitef naFi', tale.l ,'e.'tts nei,, ~.
witlstand!'lg ny iolna tne meats 3 ~
aud the wines sonr, inc iegatee syn az
eempapted by Martin, re-ent !St the.eaf.
rlAge, ana the TWO starteG !, on e. ~,
II am not:mlstaken,. observer Mr;
element, after M hours rae, Ewe passed.
TINS spot thls morning anu tt !, l'o'e !
ing TO bulidlng-- Is Is the rlii~at depot
Do we take the ears, L.. ~.
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aud the delicious apricot Of Portugal
called damusco; damask, our beautiful
fabric Of cotton and silk, with vines and
flowers raised upon smooth bright ground:
the damask rose, introduced into England
in the time Of Henry VIII !; the. Danas.
Gus blade, so famous the world over for
its keen edge aud wonderful elasticity
the secret Of whose manufacture was lost
when Tamerlane carried ofT the artists
into Persia; and that beautiful art Of in.
laying wood and steelwitl silver and cold
a Kind Of Mosaic engraving and sculpture
united, called Demonstrating which
boxes and bureaus, and swords and ouns
are ornamented, IL Is still city Of flow.
ers aud bright waters; the streams from
Lebanon, the rivers Of Damascus. q the
river Of gold, still murmur and sparkle
IN the wilderness Of Syrian garlone. !.
REaARKs ny 4 coRREsf0NDENr OF the
. I'LL 4. "souNrAINEER.y " u Ell
4 The FIRST mention d Damascus il IN The
I5thchapter Of Genesis, by Abraham. The
city Of Damascus lays east Of the Medi.
terranean sen, and about l75 miles hertIl-
cast Of Jerusalem The name is siignifi-
cant and means 'RED-cforir, y ..5 L. '..l /.
IN q very ancient copy Of the Hebrew
text, the two FIRST verses Of Genesis reads
thus; /" After these matters the word Of
the Lord came unto Abram through the
Seer, saying; Fear nothing, Abram; i
will pay thee thy great multiplying wa.
ges' And Abram replied, MY God, the
Lord, what wilt thou give 10 me and i 10.
childlcss, while the son TO possess my house
he VIII mid the God Of ISelsetot6!t Da.
mascps. :... s .,.:. i. &.
4 BRAN was born about 500 years after
the food, 50 that Damascus may be more
than 1000 years old. s..3|' ..:s./
Bib. ..: u 81. KiSG's JESTER. Vi
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Guar. I.yH, IA let making appropriations jor
, he Construction Of efrtaiH Military R0dCls IN
The Territory If Washington .s--7
Be Il egat6i bq tAe Senate ami Hdts6 Of Rspyesti,,
Eittres ei, NE Eiited Sas If tmtr,oa IN cbg,Tcss
Gsselabtei That there be appropriated. out of
any money IN the treasury not otherwise al1-
proPriated, the following sums, 10 he up. nd.
ell, under the direction Of the War Depart
ment, la the construction IL the following
named military roads in the Territory Of Wash.
iHgtubr TO wit: =
From Fort Benton TO WalIa Waiia the sum
Of one bundled Thousand dollars, (Sie0 060f
From SteiHcoOla Ia Feat Vancouver, the
sum of ten Thousand $40 ,O00r u be expend.
I'd exclusively on that portion bctwceu Cow
litz River and Monticello
APPROVED, May 20, 1860.
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u ID 4
Congress- thirty.fons th1psi,,,I i,,,, AZ n
land fgrty-eigkt dollars: n !. Il, :,
I1,yr bfn,lih5 I'm ;;,,... III i. . u,
Etgssioua til,l ma A1a,ensil ~, .o,it. ,,,,..
her and delegate 81 die Gfst ss.si,, IN nv.
EIiitty.sixth Congress fliTt,rs tl,;s,,,i ~,
bundled aud thiftF.nip loIlais anil II, y, =.
cents &..i.; ". s.@'. L.
For reporting ieIates OF tbS lfrst sss.i,,i, ~
the Thirty sixth Congress. ts,entp .tkYc,, tb,,
sand dollars ,5sl !. 4: ~ a, 81, FL ~
Far the usual additional com IjeFsatfTu n, tlts
( Reporters u the H6nac and senate E5r ire C,,,n
gTessional Globe. fot repOTffns the tT,cicliyts.
Of the House aud senate for The fifst session, n
the Ihirty.siSth Congress eight hundred
dollars each seven thousand two HUNDRED
dollars ..5 $3.50 4,
To supply dshcienCiea IN the anropriatiens
for printing dry pressing, Inserting maps and
plates, and binding dordinents ordered during
the Thirtysthild, 7gartg .liird Thirty fourth,
and Thirty.hfth C0nerrss. nineteen ibsi,sa XII
three hundred ! and eisGty,0he dollars ami
ninety eight cents l.;s 81. (. p.
To supply the deficiency m the appranTialio,,
for paper required for the printing 81 tho Iirst
session If the Ihirty-six I'll Congress f,fty thou
sand dollars r'.&+ Il
10 supply the deficiency ID the approximation
for printing required iJr tho inst session N tie
Thirty sixth Congress; forty Thousand tloIiars
To provide for the blank s and ~ ,,tintfny
and the paper for the same required treIiin{t,,
airy 10 taking the eighth census twenty .ninl
thgusand dollars, N. ,s:..' mi Ia II
L + For payment Of the unI,aId exl,etises In.
cured inalteripg the arrangements 81 ths hall
of she House at Representatives under the
order Of the House, three thousand seven
hundred dollars; aud the proper accounting
officers of tho Treasury be, and they are l5tel,y
directed to settle che aeetlnts az taptnin Neitr
late slipgtfntj,ntlent oF ti,y at;It,,f ~
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CnAr, XIII. An .fct 10 dIsfhOTirE The PTssiftWt
dfhF Unitrd States fH tdgiuncfISH nh The
State Of CaigopRia foTWn and mari The hound
arg lines bsttrsen tie TerTiioTiss Of the Limited
Stgtcs and Rr Si1fe ef CaIiiaraia
Be Il eaal3so' i1l the Ssndtt d,d H0tfss Of Rsprs.
,1uares II 6r Btod Sirhrs.of IgeEt,q 81 G1agreEs
assr,L}od That the President al The United
1it,vtrs I1a. and he hereby ID, authorized and
entp,s grTrd to appsint S5iiiIidG petsOn 4OI
,,,i suls. Who, Ia copIugetiOn wiu, such pei
sou or persons rs may be- appointed ola Leh8l
OF the State az C,ptbtutra Tor the same purpusG
shall run Pua mark the boundary lines Gs,
tween the feTyla'ies Of the CnifedsStatcs ,ant
the State Of California; cuJumeligIng at. tn,
point of iuteIsectiO OF the tory SECOND
degree Of north latitude with the one huuGlreC
and twentieth degree Of longitude west from
Grtrnwi,L. Ahd running sonth On the line o
/ said one hundred and tWyutisth degIriA q
west longitude until it int"rSoctE tue thiFt
ninth degree ii north latitude, tAsR,e runnin
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-19

=
IEfHSE FL ST sE'S-f'TESs IND SPRfNG
of our rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing up the water in ia" creeks aud bayUus, am
ho0,ling to n considerable extent the bottom
Lands when the rivers rrceslc, which may be
poci" soon, then the large surface of decayiDE veg
ctac matter exposed to the scOrching rays OF tho
suHlucr sun, Produces the malaria, which proves
fatal in its course, sweeping whole States, and
slaIiEas neither age nor in its conquerin
march.
Afor residence of more than twenty years
the middle and Southern States, we think We have
discovered Il medicine which, TO ii certain extent,
is preventative of the attacks of bilious fever
agir, &c, and aS such we recommend OuF Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public understand that
not urging upon thcBI the rIsr of strong Liquors
beveItc. We are, ard always have been, opposed to
their icing used in that way hut if people will Use
them sih,h, let them have by all means "a
pure article. that VIII keep them in health, and
lVnsthen Instead Of shortening their lives We pro-
pose to soil always pure aud unaiuterHted Liquors
for meds'iuai purposes, and little for the stoin-
ach's sake, IL rcquireti, and Will chnenSc an IN
sl'ectun by the best chemists in this or any "th*r
country, to lind any imp'irity or aduiteraiI"n III
tin, whisky branded lay Us, "A Ills 4 ll'we's Mag
son" 1t lie Warranted, a il - Distilled from the
corH rye. wheat with q slight addition ct good
cistern waicr We Ii.iv,. 40 doubt many persons
have i,eA ruined in c.tIth, II not astntiy kiici Fy
drinking bad whisky. fh' .rtGti-r t!ic relsH That
&iIS i"N-s' ii.4- magnolia r!iDud lee ~ .,t!t-
.rti Just s.ud store f''T -ti'.-
10 l.. Viiu- add EraDaIrs tuil from t,'t r. .'l
~ - pil-- IL. t"lIl iron, q. L" ~ t'esJ.
pipes Holland L.iu; . I'nHobsaHs I'D Rum.
at:., ALi.IS j. iiGW kS. Water -.
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FOUNDRY AT A BARGAIN.
Eyvff1t E,.N'sS e ar .sFGI.N'GES. r fsA l. xEEs

n tors ii the lIehit rs"n FUumierN, wishing T.
disp use Of their ontne stock in trade, tools, 81
together with buildings and lot /, d'shed. pre-
pared Ia offer inIu,oH Which c.hrut tai 10 sar
isty puI cha-ets
Said F"'Ihdvry il located ou the corner OF Main
and FuIth stlcts aud alongside TiI- tT;tck at jh-
Hcul.I a. Na,iiN iil, Il IL, the SnuttcrH nj OF
winch - no" IunHu &. ttr&r lr.Iliuu Il Ii,i .
rt - raheti, ana portion = nu-t contract to te
finished, and viii Ia iii ,'l Ca aiin Lilly .Nt fail
The operations Of t;iir w"ik, t,..-Ttrr win ti,#
growing pro ItHitN at thu civ as! ,l.oitr,, n.i-t
Insane "a this '~tlisI -hna. al. it=c -ni
InlI.a 4 4 i7ihts>
y IL II III larmt"rs 1t "u, Ann i,iLg: ptigiir,J
E'""h hhl-, ANA each listn oli..l Lu,i.e-~ ia ui,
'"e hI~ atton'I,n Is. !, Ihe s '"tt'' Witch ia
to -ei
For further Part, Mas aIl,, ~ rIJec .Ii,-s
"Is' 1" fktE-Is HAtLLN \ 90
may Iui
ICmginuaf c9e--its cory tao wyets ami eoui
bill to this Once
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Ge,g- Rev. Mr. McCarer, Of The old Pres.

by teran church, left on the Grey Eagle ON
Wednesday to attend the meeting of the
General Assembly OF the Cumberland Pres
byterian church. which meets at Nashville
Tenn, under appointment from the New
School Prcsby terrain General Assembly
We are requested to say there will be no
preaching at Marble Hall tomorrow, where
his congregation are now Worshipping.
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E@z-! x, .SSss5aT = 81 :. "a 49,
49, ~ ,s&S;sss- ~

= d NEW EItANGEMENT
The ADAMS ENrEESs CuMpANY r,-,fn-rtf,iIiy nm.
u"nn2r &" their friends and PATRONS the pnbli,. Of
kvttssiii. and vicinity thai, with iucrrs,.a C,cjIi
tics tur thu tr.iuspnI tttion Of
FRE q n T., PIT OK q rs
u . T. y y ! 4 T. q 4 IT l. ES
They solicit continuance of FORMER rt,ors Fs-
Prcia taken III the collection of Bills Drafts
Notes. and the trans, S,riaio Of sm.nIi mad ysJutl
packages.
Al persons wishing to avail thcnss YES ri the. IA
cIilits al ih~ ENpr' - ci,u obtain any desired uEr-
ntt"n ~ reference to thu aud details IF the
business. a their Of'icr First street L,.fucru
MAI" a'''i locust. opposite tlr Post pirir,.
d" y II Fi~it A,.rrI
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MAY 18th, lsGO.
o. bbl4 flour. tbls eges. IGl bales hay II42
bush corn, l. 4. Crlne; Is hhds I,IiccJ, Brown n
Alkntn; cal l. td fowls, Eb,nezer Fail-, / key
butter, A lcmckc Co; 1850 bush corn, bTandiss
Crawford, boxes clocks / box weights, 4. W .
Fru-t; titICc bel. u. EiliotI; 1 box lightning
rods, pair saddle. IoN sundries, John Tartoi,.
A Il. SnRADER, Agent
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CHRISTIAN NJ HtII'llh
KRATZ & HEILMAN.


MAEUFAC TURERS ANDBUILDERS OF STEA N
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
EEuE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUh
n dry beg leave TO inform their friends and tie
public in general, that they are prepared to do all
A'A'-' MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining to the Foundry bust
noss. They arc manufacturing STEAM ENGINES ASH
EoiLEIs OF any size and power required. Saw Mil
Machinery and Mil Gearing OF any size; Distil-
terV and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt MILL,
Urs,o wrrs, COrn-shelIers, III achinery of all kInds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
overy description, Iron HousefrOnts, Cellar Crates
a., Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm
,t, we'd uttterDs Follow Ware, Dog IrOns &c.
HRE.H' FRS, DISTILLERS, RECTI FIERS, &c,
Supplied with every description of Copper
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerator.
At.cu.pnrTtors, Sparges, Stiliheads and Worms
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yctst Iuss, C:ti,s, SyplOns, &c. Copper, Lead an0
from 1p.-; tsi'icr Brass and Iron Pumps Of even
variety, tor L'er spirits, oil, DC: Brass Cocks sud
Valves. steam " hstles, 81.
Work men ssrt to all parts 10 fit up work and do
rep.irs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, &c.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They pre- dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gang, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and To
hing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machins,
stephen Hughes Flour SeV'uators, German lsOlt-
ing Cloth Cum Elastic Telling, Packing Hos, DC,
ot The host kind; Tinpate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Zig iron B.rbt Metal, siclter Fire Brick.
ihsy have every lz.,ility of the hest Machinery
aud w5rh men, aud Val give all work entrusted 20
them, their individual attention, filling order,
promptly, Warr,ntiug tAeig work. and aasished
with reasonable prices.
30 Oii,D aud Sale is,-ssus, No. 90 mAin stree.
f"undeiY V, Boiler Yard and Machine shop ON fihe
str"rl, between First aud Second streets' Eyags
vile. Indiana. dScI
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a9yp IL is thought that at least 100, 600
strangers are in Chicago during the session
of the Convention. Every hotel was taxed
to its utmost to accommodate the crowd
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St. Charles Saloon.
NEW HlP--AN ENTIRE
REPRESENTATIONS
kS


RE-UR(iA NIIATlUN
TsREsSA%. MANNER y ESAEsS'Slss,
0HE fr"ra Nvw Orl,tnc, iat, ,.;i.lls"d the 81.
tUARL Is SALOON, on First >tItet nearly opp
the Post tsnic, and htV.. dt!t il il. Gle
giant Bhd attractive style
TIE prulriet0rs have l..d tong rApericnt,,
kee!sr> Of fashionable aal p"pultr Restaurants in
Nt'w Orleans, and they Will -rdeatur, 10 their
house, to cnni - all the clei.ahots and luNurrs
nf Mort hern and southern Restaurants liz the ST.
CHARLES
They hive brought l4f-s., Gni complete s.yck
Of choice Liluots fran New Orleans, which they
collected with care during thrir business III that
city Their ions tIr,i acquaintance in that
city will enable Them 10 obtain The choicest sup
piles If Li.titnrs, Frniis, anal lGXaries from that
market future, and th,-s iiE SPAR pense
~ I,iIIIs maxi. the Il OLA rs -nTra>s,
hereafter, turIncr representation. pleasant
SAXON. pltc., % e,i living and elegant refined
aud lux uTic,!- Itiett
re Billiard players viii tind al tins saloon aot
uI the dn,-i marble top Billiard Fables, fto'a the
yell known amt celebrated factory ii Al Rrnns-
wick a 70.
The undersigned Halter themselves that long
Periencr aud careful attention viii enable them rs
merit reputation equal to Saloon IN tha West
country.
iAzs- splendid Lunch Wiu b: s.'!'ged uI. ia the
most approve sJSie, every morning at 10 O'C0Sh.
HAMMER Y DKE1FOSS,
aug4 Late of New Orleans.
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SPALDING's is the place to obtain the fn-
est nick hacks Of the season.
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German and French Night School
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,

No vi. GURREA'S "a. %Ds'S'S2 sSs1HS
H$S to j r.. butcher, woHlt respectfully give
notice that they manufacture to uIdrr, and hA.r
constantly halii, all Kinds of Ku.hs ami Shoe.
Tor I.adi,s', Gent aud ChIidTrn's ilnNIH.
"rpIcnsi,vd tLor stock Of Eastern v"tk, they aru
prepared to sell as low any house ia rhIs ct.
gagged the retail trade None hut fhiadri phII
wort men eInil"ytd ia this 'stIhtishm, mt
Please give cali l. NJ CGRREN ca.
xl-t,Dt
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EST3XH z.sRG ESF T0HAE(,Y RS
e iIISIihILhE Il TIE SIATE.
r. Fendrich & Brothers.

=
wonld respectfully inform the citizrus oil Evans
Vile aud vicinity, that they have larger stock Oi
To6aeco, Segars, Snuff, Pipes, and Grrnson
Smoking ToJdcco
TITAN any two establishments of cur principal
cities s . So z--s-
Hotels aud store kasIcrz f.aik y..nr nterests
iisfor-s purchasing ellc ~ he {, please examine
large asset ni-Bt. which We pledge ourselves 90 sell
al the lowest Baltimore priees, and cheaper than
lie bought ia Cincinnati louisville; al We
ask is thai shalt call ahd Judge Tor yourselves.
VI 4 otter any at the above at wholesale RETAIL
our establishment Is branch uf the we'll known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse OF jos.
F-ndri,ih i Bros., No LOS Forest street.
#. FENDRlGH X BROS,
Mann Il l door above Fiuzt,
o.t.I Evansville. led.