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RAILROADS,
NLEVELAHD COLONBUB . mHJ
OOIEHATI RAILBOAD.
1855. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1885.

NLEFELAhR COL0HBUB D UIU5
OOEHATI RAILROAD,
1855. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
? On aud Aisr Monday, August 7th, PASSENGER
Trains win leave Cleveland as follows:
lt KraEn-145 A. -OLHOlGhA HAPRL11,
ltopPlng 81 Grafton, Wellington. HSW Lon
aon, shelby, o~reatlids, Gallon, eilsad, Or.
a1neto9s ASHLEY DslAUaEss Davis OsntrS ~
ID Fratn-7sB P. H.-AOOOmmODATTOa.-stopg
Hn gAtonBs and arrives IN Columbus e IS
d Trato-93O P. Ms-NIGHf EXPREg@1eOpBlnE
enron Mdington, HsH Lcndon. Shabls
Orestlina. Gallon. enesd. oardinEt0n al DSs
FraluS IsaSs Columbus Is S.to ana ms@AH.asoRSi
" AxTfTB 81 OsTslAad Ss@ A. T.. ) and - rs
O-OHEHOTIOHsi
lhaIbT-Handugky, HAnadeid 4 UsBark Raflroad. -
manHaald. HI fsrnon, HsEaxk. zansEfls-
Orsatn-PfttsburZh, Fort Wayns Z Ohic.ro Ran.
road, Forest UpDer 8anduaky. Delpbos, Lime,
Fort Wayne, LAports. Chicago, kcy West and
araton and BsIlsfontains Rallroad Line, ior Hartoa,
Bslaiontaine. sidney, Union, Muneies nndia1s
apolil, Iarre Hauta, Nincenne1, EFhnGE1l1s
LouisVfle, Cairo, Sc. Louis. 30.
Oofumbus-Littls Miami = Columbus, and Xelia
Balroad, for 1enia, Dayton. IndtAnaloha,
Terre Haute, Sc. Louis, moEroWs Loveland, ana
OfacfnasH. and with the Ohio and mte5is1pIl
RaFroad g Cincinnati for BoutIYl1es Evans
Wis, Cairo, St Louh, I'd I'll points On n
OolunbuSZCsatra Ohio RaVro@d for Newark EanH.
Vnle. wheeling, g.; Columbus, RiQuA , Is
dana Railroad for Piqus, UrbanA 10.
Eor Tiokat5 70 al points end stkn
!. SO s1ps9i sss9 ssTs. s'-H'n' An' E. {. ) gH FGraF.
cleveland, Aug. Z, 1865. Superintendent.
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A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY
Spring and Summer Arrangements.

FGEss Eject Monday, Nay s6, 1855.
Two Through Ixprom Trains DAILY between
WEVELAHD and NEW YORK.
DAY ExPRnss, leaves Cleveland tsundas except
ed ct ESQ A. H., arrives ct MeadEfils 81 200 !. -
Dinnerl Salamanca st 63 ?. n, (i Deping Carsl
and Kew York Is LILO I. n
'EIGHT ExFREss," leaves Cleveland CssturdaH
ct s:45 p. Il, sleeping Cars attaehed,O
arrives at MeadYills At Loo A. Il, Salamanca at
500 A. l., and New York At 1880 P. n.
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- Old EYES MADE NEW

A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
tight and give up speotAcles, without aid Of doctor
o medicone-Sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
tents. Address Z. D. FOOTE, MD,
1850 Broadway, New York.
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1854. Pennsylvania UonTrSi 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD

WTTH M NnEHnf1lInNaA-
q FirSt-ClAas Route, for Safety OoAEnT1
and Speed, 70 AL Eastern Cities.
TsEcK IS sTGEE ENLISTED Z FEE FBoa BUsI
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FROM PITTsBURGH 10 INV TOBK.
HIEH DAILY TRAIEg gRoH
PHILADELPHIA TO GkW YORK.

- rokstu for EaIs to BOFton b Boat OF RalI. ans
- FsrS % an pciRa - Low - By any othS
CARS on ElEht TIstaa 30 Pa1lAdSl
phia, HoH YORK and Baltimors-
PaeraRS Ueokod Through and rranIfsnod Frsas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,Produesars
I've Stock carried With despatch, at lowest TAsBB
OHAs. THOMSON, Passenger Agent.
III HozTrs. ENOOH LEWIS. sspt
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ELOURI FLOUR FLOUR AT RE-
n DUCEB PRICEs.-5,oOO bbls fresh ground
Fiour. All grades; some very cheice brands OF Red
"a WHITE wheat. suitable for family or bakers
ne. for sslo At warehouse, 1877 Merwin st. Gro
oerymen, Bakers and others in want will consult
ABA GARDEER, BURT : co,
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coMMIss'N~ MERchANTs
q HADLER.

Produce, Forwarding n Commission
merchants,
Tor the ssIo Of Flour, Grain, Seeds, Provisions, &c.
once Ne II MerWin ST., Cleveland, o.
Refer 70 A. K. Spencer, First National Bank,
Cleveland; Fletcher & sharpe, Bankers, Indianap-
oils; Q " Saith, Esq General Freight Agent G.
q 1. O. Railroad, indianapolis. auglS.3e2
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DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
WHICH
Ill maARhs are Interested.

LII Glasses are Interested.
Farmers, Drovers, Merchants, Lumbermen, Me-
ohAuicg, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask themseIVeIh the slightest sXPHILITIo,
or so-caIled PRIVATE DISEASE, faint Is hngerng IN
their SYSTEMS, II 90, they should apply In person,
N posslble; 81 not possible in person, BY letter,
and receive by return mail . blank circular Of
ouestions, which will enable any one to know POSI-
lively Just how they stand
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scourge, yel Il may
be advisable to mention ss most prominent S1PH-
ms PRIAARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPHILIS
TERFARY, the latter involving the bones In It's
dsathly aetiOns
ETery one should know, also. that many o. the
most obstinate and worst ULoERtrEp IAsoAIs
nTooead from this cause, and will, II not properly
handled, ultimately result in loss Of voice. Lookto
Vour true interest, and consult bv ~letterior apply at
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REAL ESTATE.
John G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Aswater ButIdluR. Superior 81.
OITY PRoPERTY ZOE JAIL.

-
Prospeet Ct near BroWnell-TWO story house. and
lot eazI25 feet; water and gas $500
Euclid st., neal BroWns1-LarFe two-s OrT brick
huu.e rot and CO d water, bsta room, &c.i lot
b4xI6s feet. 81. Oo0 q,
Walput st., neOr Ehe-TwO-stOry house, BARN. ana
lot 25I17 fstt, $3.50
Kinsmar - s50psife Brick water OuTe-TNo
story hoa ssAl al lot 72xt66 feet; barn fruit Aud
shrubbery. $500.
Euclid stood tWo-stOry brick house emo large
Dot, leasehold.
gooyflle avenue-House, barr AM lot 4747OO teeJ
good fruit; nice place. SSO I.
House snd Leasehald-On Bond ST. SliOVV
Store, Dwelling aad Lotion Q dar st near Perryi
8 good property.
SHuImaa House-A Fo-d brick Hotel on Columbus
at lot 10 zI2O feet
Clinton Two story brick house and lot ll61Iz6
fset.
Detroit st,-The brick store now occupied BY
Messrs. Truscott q InRham al grocery store,
one OF the best busiutss locations on the West
Side; GiII be sold very low.
Ontario st. corner St CLARA good location 1oT
busInoss; lot 92x95 feet will be divided II de
sired.
Prospect st., near Perry-Vhcsnt lot 4IxSOO ieet'
Euclid road, near - ilson ayenue-sixteen acres
mort beautifully located.
Also, 3 great variety OF
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS.
iva
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS-WAR-
RANTEO IN ALL OAsES.-Can be relied on
Never fail to ourOi Dol not nauseatsl Are speedy
In aotionl no ohanRe Of diet required Do noI In
terfers with business pursuitsl Dan be used with
cut detecHonl Upward Of 30 cures she past month
some . then very severe cases. Over one hun.
drsd physicians have used them in their prao-
uoe, ana speak we'll OF their efficacy. and approve
ofthsir composition, which IL entirely vegetable
and harmless on the system. Hundreds Of oertin.
Gates can be shown. Bells Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine Specific Pill They are
adaptei for male and female, cd or youFg, and
thu only reliable remedy for efecting 9 permA-
nont and speedy cure in all cases OF EpsrmAtOrrhea
or Seminhi weakness, with all its trains Of evils,
such &c Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
the Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
oOntinenoe, = entail Dehi ity and lrritability, I'm
potency Weakness CT loss Of Power, Heryous De-
btdty, &c, &C., all Of which arise principally from
Sexual ExoesssB or eelf Abuse or some c~OnBtitu-
ttonal arrangement, and iuoopsoitstes the sufferer
from fulhling the duties OF married life In ell
sexUalosseases IS GoHorrhea, elect and structures,
consulting Physician for the treatment OF Seminal,
Urinary, Sexual, ana Nervous Diseases, Whow 4
send, free to all, the following valuable work, in
sealed enVelope:
fHn IITTInTH T~BoUGAND.-Dr Bells Treatise on
belEAbuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and LOss
Of Power, sexual Diseases Eeminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, G initial bihty, 40 &C., q
pamphlet Of 81 pages, containing important ad-
vice so the afflicted. and which should re read by
every sufferer, IS the means OF cure In the tevertst
stages It plainly set forth. Two stamps required
TO pay postage. July q: R3mo. tridWy.
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1853, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1865, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted - foloWs:
500 A. M.-MA1L-ArrfVe At Rtttlburgh sour. -
Harrsburgn 2:0 A n, Balttmore 1a0 A. ~
Warrington l0:36 A n, Phladelphla SKA. ~
New York OsO0A. n, Wheeling 90 ?. n Cons
and MtlersburEh.
In P, m.-EXPRESS-AufVes 81 Pit5burEh s:I5 r,
n Harrisburgh 7:10 A n, Baltimore RN p
Warrington $50 P. n, PhiladelphtA H:40 2,
n, New York 1851 n, Wheeling 6:4fA. n
$40 P. M.-ACOOMM0DATIOH-FOr Hudson and
tntG mediate Stations, OuyahogA Falls. Akron.
and Mllersburgh, connecting at OrrVtDe with
T. =. w. . q. By. Tor Canton, mAasIlon, WcoS-
ter and Mansfield.
ECGrs run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
via allentown without change.
~ FArs e low Is By any other Ike.
~ Through TicketI can b procured at the Union
Ticket Ohioa- Weddsu House, at the Depot, or the
Euclid Street Stati1n.
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OLKVKLAED AND TOLEDO r

NLKVEIAED AND TOLEDO Z
lsSa+. WINTER ARRAEGEzEHE IsS4-E
non and Aftsr Monday, Dot. I1Hs, 1884, Passenger
Trains WI leave Cleveland - foLoEH Sundays ~.
~ a. M.-CHIOAGO E1PREss-stops At Be7ss,
GTnfton, Obsrlin, WakemaR, HorWAlk Monroe
vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore,
and arrives IS Toledo a. II :f5 ?. Il, chicago ~
n30P.M \, and Detroit 5:D P.M-
R4n p MAIL.-Stopga t al etato1B
On Southern Division, and arrives ~ Toledo -
I:25 ]. H; Chicago At Ss46 A. \. and Detroit -
An 6-HoRTHERH MAIL.-stops ct al ~.
tons on Northern Division. and arrives at Fans
duaky st 10 ?. IL.
4 4 p, M.-HIGHT E1PR1SS.-StoFg II arAffoh1
HorTaIk, MonrosTtls, ClydS End Fremont, sad
arrives At Toledo st 235 A. III OhioAE8 Is LII
T, 4, Azd Detroit at 90 A. H
CONNECTIONS.
CONCESSIONS srs made At nonroSVills with tue Baa.
duIkY, Mansfield 3 Newark i. y. a. Clyde with the
eanduady, Dayton 4 Cincinnati e. Ri 81 Fremont
WITH tn Fremont = Indiana Z. B.; and q Toiede
with the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana A1u
Toledo 8 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detrotfs
fackHop, TcIt Wayne, LogAnBport, Lafayette, OAiroi
Alton. s. Louis, and al gotnn Hat Northwest ana
TAM arrive IN Cleveland nom Toledo and ~
Wet ct Ss29 A. n. ass ?. E-s and $3.50 E.n, 1EoB
eandusky At 9:l5 4. n Ii y. HUOAAa srBE
Nevelaud. Oct q. f4
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NLKYELAND And PITTSBURGH

New York Express t...---.----.10. ?. n.
Ask Ior Through Tickets via ANA
D. MoLAREH, GanT SUIT
E. T. FuLLER Gent Ticket AGENT. mvII
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~ WHY NOt USE The BEST-
Over twenty yeaS' Increasing demand has estab-
i1hed the net AAEaEN's TnHETIEH Han DYE is
ths best IN tho world It's shs cheapest, most re-
lAole' ane nost convenient. OOmDlets in one
oo.ae. Dosa not require any previous preparation
o'tne mar, 90 trouble. no crock or stain. Does
nos rno on or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
ou1 raparts 30 1t new life ard luBtre- Produces a
OS1atiful black or brown, Is preferred. A child
ean apply IT, Always gtyeI satisfaction. Only 70
cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A. L MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. 7.
DEAAs BARNS 3 co. Kew York, wholesale
Agents. myI:leR
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- 4. E.-mGHT nXPRKsS TBAH-esoDyins
ct Gir1rd, AHhtabula and PAinesVills only, and
arrive At Cleveland At 10 4. y.
Ih4 4. All y kCO0MMQDATIOs
TRkIN-Stopping 1t AL Itationl Gnd arrive 81
Cleveland at l0.20 A. n.
luaB 4, M.-ToLIp0 E1PREss-steVglng At IN
stations e~xceytSWanVfle, Raybrook, UnionVills,
Perry, Mentor and Hiokh1s, and arrives 81
Oleveland at 7:lb !. \.
EaS DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-StoFptDg -
9irard, ConneAut, ABhtabulR,G Geneva q PAINS
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland At Q Is ?. -
~ second Olaa1 Cars aS run on Al through
Trans.
m the trains goinE westward connect Is OsYslAns
With trains Tor Tolsdo, chicago, Columbus, Ctnctu-
natl, Indianapolis, St Louis, &c.; And AL through
trains going eastward, connect At Dunktrk with tha
trains OF the New York 3 Erie Railroad, and At-B1f
al with those Of the New York Central 4 Bu1aloA
E6W York Oity Raflroad1 for New York, Alba1Yi
Boston, Niagara Falls, &C., and st Edo With trains
On the PhrRdelBhia = Frs Railroad.
81 Day Express, Eat and West, oonneca Af
Girard with TrAin1 On brte 4 Pittsburgh RAilroad
for L4nsaVtlG, Meadville, JauestoNn, %.
B. HOTTIHGHAN. EugeG
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mBVKLAND ) KRIE RAILKOAD

Isl, I'LL AREAHaM"-
- ~ Lzf1E nuuQAIg UCBs BUGT W1a-H---
Trains VIII run e. DiOWB, SUNDAYS GxcsPtadlf
LEAVE O~LEYELAHDg
$50 A. M.-DAV EXPIRES ~TRAIH-HsopDlrE Is
Wlloughby, Painssvtlle. Madison, Geneva, Ash.
tahula, Oonnesut and Girard only, and arrive 81
ETts ~ In ?. H. Dunktrk 1s45 ?. H., Buffalo
$50 i.
rs ?. M.-OIHOIHHATI EXPRESS@Stop,lng Af
Rainegvflle, AGhtAbuls aud Glrard only, and ars
nyee 81 Enes;0R I. H. Dp1ktrk SIS ,. n. su%
nlo 1850 r. y.
40 P. EMAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
stopTing as NJ stations and arrive at Eris -
Ts5 2. \.
sno 7. h.-hIGHT EXPRESs TRAIH-stoPvinE -
PRtnssville, AAhtabuls and GiIErd only, and
A-riTsg At Eric a. i2:4o A. T.. DunktEk 10
4. H. Buffalo 4s0 A r.
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA
Aad sloss eOnnsctonsAs EHET1burEh for
Baltimore and Washington.
ALso,
FROM PTTTEBURGH 10 HkW TORk-
Ons train runs daily (9Se miles, Viz AnsntoUS
Without change Of Oars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER R0Ufk4
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OQHHEOTIOEB

E'.!a' IN ~: T 4 TsS:i. s =; g " 2 : A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

81 Dos'r CARH Yea you do, and
there's on use 10 trying 20 deceive your-
self with sopbistry of these words Is
The best and nnbleat, the trnest and
most generous part OF your nature does
care for the npkind. cutting words you
uttered to one yoh loved, in moments OF
pique.
You may. carry yourself ever no proud
and dehantly, son mKy never drop BY
word or look The dew Of sweet healthy
on the woand you have made 10 nature
as proud, as sensitive, and exacting as
your own; bot 10 your honor, BE- II said,
you are better than your words, and
away down IN your heart lufk shame
and repentance and sorrow for them S
Yon may carefully hide them both,
and in little willis they will be gone,
for obi it is very eaey 10 make ones self
bitter, and proGd end cold--very bard
TO keep ones self sweet, mellow and
charitable; but thare must ha some
pain, and some struggling before yca
can do meaas HnReHerous thing to ona
who loves you, and have your heart in
dorse your don't carel'f
And how often theaa words are utter
cd, when eonscience sternIy Fefnfea
them and how often they harden the
heest, and keep the feet In The way Of
evil
Be- eargai, reader, when you say, = 4
don't caref'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES


- b@ad that 4a@A& mMaka6Mhm@s
~ Il sad 70 thfnk that fEorAsrds la RsnEafIy
with the Assns Sf iifs and healskS aEndsstxAtha
@rm's- iHuzth. Many wzKKffkZ ssss E5Sh VI
sEaEs RbaBa. a4erF aag whsm the timely nse Of
H0gTETTKR's CMEEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERs would habs a@*66. 8 fs q esnsoiafion 70
knTw shSws~sr stAAk MS glorious toHle-a vital
fzing HIxir wifbsut y Hngle drawb4ek-is pre-
saFrfng tho Iivss Of pgstlsadss. In caaea Of gen-
arat dsbsfity aaa NJ easrztion, t. Is prcdueiog
eEscts that mra paxakpa rs1rs astonishing thsn
anythgu1 hsrstdfors abssrwss or rscofEsa iE the
history a. medical ars@kmsnf. Feeble eu1ctsa@6
aad aespMirlns pagIsnas, whose powers Of digss.
tsoa seem 70 ID asfnaIiy sxfingathsd, recover
THAR aDpetits. ssrenTah and spirit "a der eoarss
os he Bitsara, Win rapaaadHehst ~ positively
srszgas. an fhst a. pAssaaHeoTs EXPECTED from
slss 1rsUarssion maa bag aMama hrown into the
shade By Its aefnaf EesaIts.saahhw viFsaes, which
thay had aesar thepght a @stsfbating 10 II, arc
eoaanaaiIy bse aHssI5Bsd FB ito application 10
aew esass AZ . pFafe nsive Of diseases e. every
class, and o eoesfEtnfionaf hsggoraps, IL ssaads
aEoas snd sn@ppsoaeAAblam
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

A young clerk 10 Albany saw beau.
tifal young girl among the mormona who
passed through that cfty. and failing I'M
love with her n irst. sight, offered 20
marry her Outright He was sebrafully
refused, the girl preferring to run her
chances Of getting the twentieth or
thirtieth part Of man 10 Utah.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

A spanish sailor, With dark com
plexion, was on Monday passing no Main
street, IN Brooklyn. with three children
Of one Of bis 0eighhors, whom he bad
taken out 20 va K. A number Of Irieh
women followed bin, CRYING out See
the magyar kidnapping the white chill.
dren, and 10 shora time q mob collect
ed, who stoned him and took away the
children. A desachment Of police rec
cued them Aitpr#ari.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

sand We have taken the teelotal pledge,
have YET said somebody TO an Irish
man lnisde | have, and am not
ashamed Of IL hithes x = And did N, /
Paul tell timothy to take a hltls wine
for his atomacha sakef' $50 he did
but my name 10 not Timothy, and there's
nothing the matter with my stomach. II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

AT camp meeting. the officiating
clergyman suddenly called out: " II the
lady with the blue hat, red hair, and
oross-eyes don't stop talking sha will be-
pointed out to the congregation =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

All hitters have o heating tendency
or effect, said doctor 10 young lady
"4ou will except q bitter cold morning,
won't you dactnr7" inquired the LADY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

a CHIEKsE STORY. - here we're two
short sighted men, who we're always
qsnrfeliing asfo which Of them could see
best, and "a 9bey beard there was 10 be
a tablet erecfed at the gate OF neigh
boring temple, they determined on q
given day and put the visual powers Of
each TO tbe test. Bat each desiring to
take advantage Of the other, Ching went
simmed ately 10 the temple, and looking
quite close 70 the tablet saw an inacrip-
ton wi b The words, aTo the great man
OF the past and the future" Chang also
went pryiug get closer, and ia addition
10 tbs inscription, = TO the great mar of
the past and the future" read from
smaller Characters, This tablet was
raised b. the family Of Ling 10 honor Of
the great ma"
On the day appointed, standing At o
distance from which nsisher could read
Ching exclaimed. g The inscription IA,
To the grea, man Of the pat and the
future, F" True" said Chang, bat
you have Jeff out part Of the inscription
which 1 can read bnt yon eannes, and
which 10 writted 10 smaller characters:
Erected byfhe family Of Ling In honor
Of the great man. There ii no zach
inscription, said Ching "Thsrs is,y
said Chang. So they waxed wroih, ard
after abusing one anolheF, agreed 10 re-
fer the matter 10 the high priest Of tho
temple He beard thair story and eni.
eily said. g Gentlemen, there IL no tablet
TO read; it was taken into the interior Of
the temple yesterday. Sailing Nigga.
zine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
aAIR nKEl AAIR pYNt

RafchsIoF n Ffairak3ye II the est 10 the
known world. Tta onisaftha and perfect Dye
aeneana 30 Tallahassee
datss sphadta Al4tk EaAssSlral Brown rSAeps-
disa ~ nj an1f# ~ badfAkasaa, sud fFeqas1tlY
restores The f8e5nal eoioF g9h b. all Druggists.
Ths xspains D aaaasd, vi s4satchsior. Il Ear
cry stfsef. Hq~ Fssk hma aAe6ipn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

On the second floor Of oar whole
sale house. and attached to IL, Ia :
room expressly devoted 20 House
Furnishing Goods in general Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rags, Mattings,
window Shades. Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen sheetings, Corniees,
and almost every article in the
line required to farniah Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Gail and see them.
JAaUEss. FREHCH q co.
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G,as BalLa iaugaaE.
EVANSVILLE y LID.
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THE NEW YoKK DEMOCRATIC coyrRs-
TIoE.-The character aud work OF che
Democratic Convention reminds "a
of a-little illustration 10 the form of q
fable: A wolf caught o skunk, and was
about 10 sIay hfn, when tbs skunk aaid
"Don't kill me; I'm a,Eolf" You O
wolf7 Let me hear yod bark. - 4 caa't
bark right, because I've got bad cold =
Bot your cloths don't look like a
wolfs.' "Ohi mine were stolen. these
are my little cousins. Bat yan
haven't VOLTS ears, Because rsy
ears were trimmed, The wolf, bait
convinced, was about to leave, when be
suddenly sopped, annffsd tbs atmosphere
moment. and exclaimed. You may
bark ike wolf, and wear the clothes Of
q wolf, and show the ears Of wolf, bat
no wolf ever had such bad smell about
him az you And 80 the poor skunk
died.--Aibany Epenfgg Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

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