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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11
the Atlantic Gable
Rismnrk's Policy.

Count Bismark has delivered O most
significant speech in defense of the German
annexation policy. He declares that
Prussia must lay hold on and keep what
is offered her; that a European Congress
would produce war ; and that the crown
is determined and able to defend the new
territorial acquisitions. The consolidation
Of the power of the Pruss,an crown
strengthened German unity.
a French speech.
The French commander of the camp at
Chalons, IN Diminishing the troops. ad-
dressed the soldiers, by order Of the Empe-
ror, calling attention to the victories by
name in which Napoleon l. defeated
the Austrians, Russians and Prussians ;
telling them ever to cherish memories Of
Jena and Austerlitz.
I%nsurgent Poles.
A Polish account asserts that insur-
gen. Poles in Siberia had defeated the
Russian Regiments, and are being joined
by revolutionary Russians. They had
moved towards the frontier.
Iudcmnirying L%cRislntion, Etc.
BERLIN, September l0.-rhe Upper
House of the Prussian Diet passed the
bill to indemnify the King for acting with
ovt the assent of the Diet, in the matter
Of the budget and army supplies. The
Chamber OF Deputies rejected the Gov
eminent proposal for the issue Of sixty
million treasury notes, and put in an
amendment authorizing the issue of thirty
millions payable in n year.
It is reported that the King of Saxony
has decided to resign in favor Of his son.
Spnin aud France.
MADRID, September l0.-The papers
state that the recent visit Of the Queen Of
Spain to Empress Eugene was Of politi-
cal value.
English News.
LONDON. September lo.-The Directors
of the British and California Bank are
urged to wind up the affairs Of the insti-
tuition.
Earl Stanly is spoken Of as successor to
Lord Cowly, as British Ambassador to
Paris.
Austria md Italy.
FLoRENcE, September S.-The confer
ence between the plen~ipotentiaries Of Aus
tria and Italy progresses slowly. The Ital-
ian Government has issued decree which
disbands So, men. Austria has invi-
ted Italy to meet others approved by Aus
tria for the purpose Of adopting measures
for the improvement of the telegraph and
postal communications between the two
countries.
Another Revolt.
ST.. PETERSBURG, September l0.-It is
said that the tribes Of Daghesian have re-
volted against the authority Of the Car.
Greece md Turkey.
ATHENS, Greece, September s.-The
Grecians have rejected the terms offered
by the Turkish Government and continue
the revolt. The inhabitants Of Epirus
also claim their freedom from Turkey,
and have abandoned their habitations and
taken to the hills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

WHY FEE H DENTISTS i-Use Sozo-
don't daily, and your Teeth will seldom or
never need scraping or filling, for they
will never be defled by unwholesome con-
cretions, or be honey-combed by decay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11
THE NEWS.

Our dispatches report the election Oh
officers by the Fenian Convention ia'e's
assembled in Troy, y. y; ana many
other items from the Atlantic States anu
from Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

FRANK MAYO and Mrs. Perry closed an
engagement at Music Hall, Lowell 'Na''''
on the 18th Of August.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

PRoP. AoAssIz brought a South Ameri-
can ostrich home with him, which is
attracting crowds Of spectators on Boston
Common.
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EIoHr little girls in Buffalo, n. \, he''
an open air concert and ra'seo - ''
the Portland sufferers.
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MAJ.-GEN. P. O'CoNNoR had q graha
reception" at Stockton, on Friday
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A FASHIONABLE party is now called u
.,daughtericultural show.
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Second Ward Union Club Meeting.

THERE WILL BE A MEETlNG OF THE
l. Second Ward Union Club, AZ their Hall on
North b street. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
September 10Th, 1866. There will be speekinGby
Col. J. A. Collins, Of Virginia, v. Butsch, Of Gold
Hill, and Hon. r. D. Ferguson, of Virginia The
speaking will commence precisely at half.past
seven. All are cordially invited TO attend. There
are seats for 900 persons, and the Hall is well ven
tilated, well lighted, 10 that the audience Gun
attend with entire comfort. By order.
II. c. McDOUGALL, Secretary.
Virginia, Sept. IL, 1866. scpll..t
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NEW TO-DAY.
Union Central Committee.

THE STOREY COUNTY UNION CENTRAL
i Committee will meet at the office OF Z. j.
uIlycr, Esq, b street, Virginia, at IL o'clock NJ.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18th.
,J7- All members are requested to be present.
nv order, CO.. HILLYER, Chairman.
I.Nrs puELAN. Sec'y, II
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PREJUDICE AGAINST YANKEES.

Your rebel newspapers and POLITICIANS
seek to prejudice the people against Yam
KEGS and Northern men. The people of
the North are your friends. They love
you and desire your prosperity with sim
cerity. You need their capital, their Ia
Dor and their enterprise, and ought to en-
courage it with open arms and cordial
welcome. II we had their manufactures
and their capital here to-day, our prosper
ity would be amazingly increased. Yet
these are the Yankees whom your rebel
newspapers are seeking to drive away,
when they come to buy YOUR lands and
drag the wealth out Of your mountains.
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New Store New Goods !
F. ID. DURKEE.

VTOuLD RESPECTFULLY \.
w form his old friends and the com. kFA
munity at large, that no has just fitted up &.&
a shop In Maynards Bank, with rs fine an -
assortment Of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
As You will find anywhere In the State. And
Wilt sell them ut PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
m Persons wishing anything In the Jewelry
line will do well to call and examine for them.
selves.
N, B.-pnrticulnr Attention pnid to Re-
pairing Watches, Clocks md Jewelry..
Gold Hill, Sept. IL. 1866. sell.f
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CAUTION.-The public are hereby eau
toned against negotiating for the following Ger.
~ticates Of Stock In the Kcarsarge Mining
Company, IN the same were this day sold for
assessments, and will not be transferred on tho
Books Of the Company:
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THE TEST OATH.

But you complain that Congress has
established a test oath to exclude rebels
from its councils. Well, it has q high
precedent for that. When man sinned in
Eden and was driven out Of the Garden
for eating the forbidden fruit, the Al
mighty placed at the tree Of life a flaming
sword to guard It; and the Federal Con-
gress has placed at the Tree Of Liberty the
flaming sword of the test oath, and de-
clared that none shall sit in Congress ex-
cept they repent of the Sin Of rebellion.
Applause. Stand back then you who
have fallen, and touch not the Tree Of
Liberty till you have repented and been on
probation.
On last Saturday, Judge Patterson's
case came Up. l looked to the welfare OF
the country and refused to repeal the oath.
Every Republican, except Raymond and
Maynard, voted against its repeal. . .
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English News.

LONDON. September lo.-The Directors
of the British and California Bank are
urged to wind up the affairs Of the insti-
tuition.
Earl Stanly is spoken Of as successor to
Lord Cowly, as British Ambassador to
Paris.
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OFFICE

Churges mt San Frnncisco Rates.
anil n II, HARRIS.
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Austrin md ItaIy.
Another

ST. PBrERsBuRo, September lo.-1t is
said that the tribes Of Daghesian have re-
volted against the authority Of the Car.
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AssAYgks AND BANKERS NOTICES.


street, below Wells, Fnrgo Co..
ONCE, next door to Denny's
nru1 Sforp,
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ATHENS, Greece, September s.-The
Grecians have rejected the terms offered
by the Turkish Government and continue
the revolt. The inhabitants Of Epiras
also claim their freedom from Turkey,
and have abandoned their habitations and
taken to the hills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-11

The President telegraphed to break up
the Union meeting in New Orleans.
Whether he will telegraph to your Mayor
Brown to break up Union meetings here
is for the future to determine. The right
to assemble in public convention is o ga
cred one. The foulest usurpation ever
heard of in the land was that Infamous
telegram from President Johnson to Attor-
ney General Heron, Of Louisiana, to
break up the Union Convention.
PRESIDENTS TREATMENT OF SOLDIERS.
How has Johnson treated our gallant
soldiers? Why, soldiers in this State,
who fought in the defense Of Nashville to
protect the Capital, applied to him for
humble positions, some Of the poor fel-
lows hobbling on crutches and manned
for life. The President thrust them con-
temptuously aside and appointed q batch
of boilers in their stead. The rebel pa
pers say 1t was little fighting I ever did.
/ don't claim to have done any, but the
soldiers Of the 9th Tennessee Cavalry did,
and I am not going to stand by and see
those gallant soldiers driven from the
White House without exposing the treach-
cry of the President. I will stand by
them though it sink me to oblivion. The
Republican Senators came to me and said:
"Name the appointees Of the President
from your State who ought to be rejected,
and they shall be rejected" 1t was done,
and he took care to send in nc more names
till Congress adjourned.
CONGRESS GAINING STRENGTH.
Congress is gaining strength every day.
1t is stronger tonight than it was last
night, for the news o. the New Orleans
riot has gone over the land. The fall
elections will roll up u larger Republican
majority than ever. Yet Montgomery
Blair, the Presidents friend, says that if
they do there will be fighting. Well, the
Copperheads who voted no men and no
money won't fight; tho rebel soldiers got
enough, and so did the Union soldiers,
and I don't see who will do the fighting.
Stand to the Union Republican party, and
keep your eyes on the old flag, and pro-
claim to the world, Here is a State
which will do justice to all men, white
and black"
PREJUDICE AGAINST YANKEES.
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I%nsurgent Poles.

A Polish account asserts that insur-
gent Poles in Siberia had defeated the
Russian Regiments, and are being Joined
by revolutionary Russians. They had
moved towards the frontier.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-27
ADDITI0NAL 7RfvEK NEWS.

,D oINS #sss9g S SSSr 5iEer is fall
PfTTsBnRG,. Nov. 26.-River feet and
falling Weather, clear and pleasant.
Fle Weat bev late last night was indica-
tiyeiof a storm 4I..-4 The river conuaues TO
fall steadily. ..;.!,.lThe. only additional ar
rivals were the. james. Gray, from Green
RIVER, and the 1pdiaha prom New.ofieahs
: to Louisgille*.--..The Indiana had rather
a moderate tFip...... The Cincinnati Com
hietcidtof yesterday Says:
CAPT; IJ:sy ,sgkiSDils new Evansville and
finely, and; will be launched from Hamble-
toms yard on Saturday next.
The E0nsnieretut of Sunday says: ~ 81
" Caa1tssJ. S. wise yesterday received dis
patch from Nashville, reporting five and
. half feet on ,HagReth shoals, and falling
: dastslss hss ,sDongnoaail bsastn
~ Captain BOlus, of Evansville, is also in
the city. He holds fortha at the Spencer
House 81 b9Yt9osE slaiaiaT'I s'fi.+shHs
81 Florence HfeC'arty, engaged in the Office
OF tile Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
Company accidentally fell down stairs fn-l
to the cellar, on Friday evening, cutting
his head bad .ICHeras also. otherwise Sc
verely injured. d afxsn
Louisiana, p. w. Strader, Silver Spray and
Swallow are advertised for New Orleans dlli
to-day's Commercial. II appears the coplf
agree 1feiat We to 16adiilg 'fn turn"
haxegsa all pitched in indiscriminatelyf
There was considerable sparing On Change.
Yesterday, and is inttmated that the
co1iipetitionswi reduce The rates to-mor-
row.. At present there IS hardly sufficien
freighG offering to load ont one through
boat a week TO. New Orleans from this
point, yet we may anticipate heavier shi pf
ments shortly, as the river will fsoon be
blockaded by ice and low waite at ST.
Louis. The Emerald loaded for New Or
leans at SOC. per hundred. which, ris low
enough, considering the enormous eX-
Ipense ofb0attng st present39H
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wNew and Grand Epoch i'm Medicine,


Or MaggieI is the founder of a new Ned
1eal System! The quantitarlanS whose vast
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and
81. . Raralyze the bowels, must give precedence
~ 'f',t rs the man who restores health and appe-
site with from one to two of his extraor-
aknary Pulls, and cures the most virulent
,ss,~ acres with a box or of his wonderful and
CO., MFfheaffng Sa1ve. These two great Specif-
les of the Doctors are fast superceding all
ne stereotyped nostrums of the day. Ex-
tracrdinary cures by Maggiel's Pills and
auf1a FaAve have openedthe eyes of the public to-
Msrfoa s&hgdneficency OF he $50 caIled) remedies
s,ai OF others, and upon which people have 50
long bIindly depended. Maggiels Pills ara
of the class that swallowed by the
dozen, and of which every box fun tax EN-
xreates an absolute necessity for another
One or two of Maggiel's Pills stffiees to
place the bowels in perfect ORDER tone the
- Stomach, create appetite, and render
afro RiE Eht sas BSsKHRb 6
90 3 sass arg restored; and ifths nervous sgs:-
lGnfJ bn naHiy makes theainedicine very desirable
Dno99r IA Srthe wants of delicate females. Ulcerous
91on Rzsd ertptivef diseases are literally ex-
VI T0E nanguished by the disinfectant power of
Rui1g9nl Hzaggiels Salve in fact 1T is here
nSaneed that 4Nfgggieps Bilious Dyspepttc
- and DtaTrhPd PITS cure where llOthers
xafl. While for Burns Scalds, Chilblains
Cats and all abrasions of the skin MdGgierS
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SWANS Infallible Hair Restore
is decidedly the best article orres
ing gray hairfqits original color,
dyeing), effectually curing all disc
of thegscalps preEeptipg fhe hair 4
falling off, giving it softness
gloss that nothing else canl prod
Price one dollar per bottle. Solo
all druggists in Evansville. Depo
South Water Street, Chicago, Lii
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4TRe Undersigned

49, - -
pleasure in announcing 6hat
Stove Foundry, which was bu
some time since, is again in full
ration, and they are now ready t.
orders prQmptlysfpE anything II
line of Cooking and Heating St
Holloware, Tinware, &C., &c. .
assortment of Stoves is equal to
fn .fhea Vest 7 3hegI are also
agents for O'Neil's patent indest
able gspReE Bottoms and Iron
which are the best Invention o
age. and we are certain that Wasl
Coffee Boilers with these bottor
them,vill, lsstsas long agar, as tn
pattern Of bottoms. Call and e
Inc for yourself before purch
elsewhere. Sample and Sale r
No. SO Main @ Street, Evansville
nov20-d1m. BRINKMEYER & Z
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mF BACHELORS HAIR DYE-The
msst in the world; harmless, reliable, in
,Mantaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
s7EsappointTnent mo ridiculous tints; true
20 nature, black or brown. Genuine is
SSgned WILLIAM a. BATCHELOR. ga
Also, Regenerating Extract of Millefieurs
Restores, preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, 81 Barclay street, n. Y.
mar22 dly
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) AgausSnients.

n NEW MErRoPoLITAN--Th grand spec
Ctscglar dram a, The 1ee.Witeh, = was PLACED
upon the stage, of thefNew metropolitan
last night in a manner highly Imposing
ana attfaetive9an and peculiarly e.to
TIE 4lanagenhyf. TheAcenery. gotten up
especially for, the occasion by Mr. W.
Ffeteher, was exceedingly grand and beau
tiful. The ehaFacters Of 4Utfa, by Miss
Emma Webb, Menna, by Miss Ada Webb,
and 'Druda, the Ice witch, by Mrs.1ssilA
b9ldeh ( Yeref kplshdids representations,
and added new laurels to. those talertte1
and "a already distinguished young artistes:
Freyo, the Sum Godsfby Miss Biz tiInonti
was admirably Eendered,l ands indsedball
the parts were well sustainedsi Rhe con1bah
between Golden and Yoltz. the rival chiefs,
elected 9wild applause The music
throughout the piece was admira Bile; that
by Miss Ada, Webb and Mrs. Golden in :
comparable. All were surprised 1, and
pleased. with, the beauty and excellence lof
the performance. u 10 s.'l9a -. -
This grand play will be repeated tonight
TOR the laststinne, and no-ope. should neg
meet this opportunity to see it. We think,
sitlthe most attrac1yeT play we have wit
messed onthese boards. Itabounds in start
Ing tableaux, gotten up In inirnitablei
Style YlHH0M 49,, u
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AaRIoULTUR1AAL IMPLfEEME INT ri n !.
no department has the trade of Ey-
a a grown more rapidly than in
tnls' The card of Henry o. Babeock, !,
, the pioneer house in this line. an
pears In the Journal this morning
bong experience and an intimate ,aS- :
auaintance with the business sena bias
him him to give entire satisfaction to- his,
customers. '71olH o W. 't N@51S - .d HfS
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Bar Don't walk all over the CT
find what everybody will tell you
be found in greater abundance al
les 10 ~ Ahahl any, PLACE. ihffhe cit
No. 5 South First Street. movie
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THANKS, I've take pleasure in &C
knowledgihg the receipt of another
club of subscribers toathe Weekly.
/. JOURNAL, from Fort Branch, for
w W, to US by Mr. B, F.n Mead,
ms makes the third club we shave
received from that enterprising little
+ town during the present. Autumn. ~
N Mr. Mr. Il J. Rogers, Of New Harmony.
also sent us, yesterday, a. list Of sub
scribers to the Weekly. The interest
our friends in the country are mani
Testing in extending our circulation, is
gratifying indeed.
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FOR CHI1DREN TEETHING,

80 q ng- COLGATEs1 HONEY SOAP. This
\ sr<a Wiebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
9 stss emand, is made from theseHoIcEsy mate
ssa7z IaIs, Is MILD and EMoLLIENT In it's nature
i. -. .xkN4aAGRANrpY sc CENT d. and extremely
t ENEFIcIAL in its action upon the skin.
Dr sale by druggists and fancy goods
ealers ane24 "
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RS Jacob Straub' &oSon,s BUSH
ness card will be found among no. on
new advertisements this morning
This is one Of our most enterprising.
Retail Hardware establishments, and
we take pleasure in recommendiiIn1gg, it
to the favorable consideration of the
JOURNAL readers.
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u iCHotdE New YORK "A PPLEs.-
received one hundred barrels c,
-Nese Rofls. Apples, ia store, and
sale low by .sasbra~
!, q b ~, sIfAyHURsT g. WHIfTAKER
j raaa No. {. South Water Sire
" in6fZ0 tt .(Hoofd
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City NEWS.

THE WEATHER.-After two or
three cold days with heavy frosts, we
are again blessed with milder weather.
Cloudy for while yesterday, but the,
afternoon. was clear and delightful.
We may hopesfor good weather for a
few weeks yet, which will be very ac-
to some Of our people, oa g. :.
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: If you want a, stdtS of F
Liquors fromdowest to highest pl
go to, Hedge Carr a. ego.s, cor
lWater,isSI Sycamore Streets. I'll
you will find Whisky satt$ll 80 t,
per gallonf Brandy at 81 so to
best Old Kentucky Peach at So,
every other article below Cincin
prlcessnIoO ldi 10 fs8i4os 9fnov27- dt
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T Beavers, Chinchillas, u
rDeeskins, and ,Cassimeres, the
elegant ana in The largest qua
are to be found at j. r. Lotspe
No. 5SeHth First Street. Mr..
does the cutting, and guarant
perfectsft.i in every case. movie ,
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If you want Shawls, Cloaks, Cl
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry G
of any description, go to
'''1'i'ii SeHAPKER, BUSTING &
Oct13-dtf.
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aLoCAL NOTICES. !.
II no FOR III A.NKsGIEING 2. 2.

- H0 ! sEQR RI III NlkfskTI NdNtTf q
. - Cook & IA l4Lfh s'IslsGad
WIN jfeeeiiYte' and and 6ffeer, on Wednesday
- morning,sN evs28thJ NV --
-. :. Is to 100 choice Fat Tar keys;
" Is to 100 hoice Fat Chickens;
20 doz. extra Celery; a., A
:, 100 cans Plat, & Co.'S extra .
,a 5'bs'Ss- z Eve lantiTeholeraf
Stall Fed Oysters;
sis9s 10 bbls' extra CfanberriesAgp9Ts
glgqs s50zbush. choice Apples; A''-'A =
fdaHfk10 box extra, Lemons;
-25 des.- pure California Wines.
Do not fail to call at the nu-
a rau,H ousekeeper,s Emporium l.
inHoJ727 If 'lD l@iH rs Main Street.
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MIsN9MHaERS In. oqrs notice o., the
prisoners. sent to the Peniitentiary, :, yes res
terday morning, the name Of one Of
the culprfts was printed George Ca
ker, it should have been Cocker. We
also. said the iewelry he concealed had
been stolen from Bittrolff's, it was
stolen from Phil. Geissler's, In our
list Of marriage licenses, the name of
Lucinda Lapsley was printed Sapsley.
The marriage licenses were copied
from the Courier, as we were unable
to find the Clerk on Saturday evening
whenwe called. 80 =. s.eo,o zslio 81. +.
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GA EEoTLTTTT = 7T''e'ITi77S-WT.

!. WATCH .rcli REpA1RING ], Time is me
and if your watch don't Keep 2
time, take it to Philip Geissler, Nc
Main Street, who. enjoys arr envi;
reputation as a repairer O., waite.
He has also a splendid stock
Watches, gewelry, Silver and Pl;
Ware and fancy goods, He is (
ing and repairing at low rates.
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"a The Poor MANS LfBRARY.-.
range of topics and FITNESS zof tire
,,lment on matters lin regard1to VIII.
we have never thought oftpnsult
a dictionary before and yet have
Known Ehere, else to 60, have m
,theFnew illustrated edition of w
ster y si6rdt.gyer.t the poor man, and
Indispensable piece Of furniture
the Egtsble of the scholar.-Ged
Woods LE.,aD.1, president Wcs5
UniUersitgtI Pa.
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AZ Apr EsN APPbEs AAJdsE rece
atdhei New York Grocery, Y !
Street, a choice lot of eastern ap
such as Golden Pippins, French
pins, jill flowers PoundTfSweeFs
Il FoR the largest and Finest S
of Mensaand Boys 3 Clothing,
the Great Wardrobe, "a Main st
% 30 81 S. d. SaIIrH q Cos .propt'
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-27
NOTICES.

"a B6F Asrthe seesoa-hae arrived wh
every BODY is Compelled 10 buy w
ten Goods, they should remember
old and reliable house of T. Hopk
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splendid selection of all kinds of !
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House Furnishing Goods, besides {
best stock Of Fars inthe city, at pr
little lower than they can be boul
for any, where Else. Elxamfine til
stock, andJudge5 for Yourselves. Al
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