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FOR REMm.

RVRR RENT-A TW0-sTOWY RRftJC.
DWELLING, Centrally located. conc
tanning v rooms Kitchen. and cellar.
Inquire OF VICTOR BESCH.
Il juneu II Auditoes Omca
N0R REET-9TORIS THE two nrtv
stores on Market street, between Sos
Gust and WhlUut WOu make Is drst-r.Ie
stand Tor g -boardipgrhonse and wagau-
yard, the LOT beng 20 10y l0 feet. IEt-
are welt aHap1ed TO either store or Owen
ing PURPOSES, or bIfh combined. M Hns
piled for som, they VIII be fitted up tD
suit tile applicant. inquire of SAMUEL
NICkEBN, or ntfHe StDre of
EaIa aEiGkERT B&0VHEHS,
1en8dtf " - 73 Main Street.
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A Blaze OF Beauty and q Night Of
Sal Delight. 8-A 9


The scene at the Crescent City
Springs last night was one of the
grandest displays ever witnessed in
this city. The street cars, six in num-
Der, commenced being filed to over
flowing as early as six o'clock, and up
to ten every car that went out was
crowded to its utmost capacity, and
people in crowds walked out to Sixth
and Seventh street in orIer TO get a
seat. Many of the cars turned at
Main and Second Street by backing
down on Main, and we have no doubt
that scores, if not hundreds, gave up
the effort of getting out in despair,
and went home.
The display at the grounds was
gorgeous beyond description. A
thousand Chinese lanterns, arranged
with consummate taste, produced a
scene of indescribable grandeur and
beauty. The elite of Evansville was
fully represented; and notwithstand-
ing the bop was postponed on account
of the intense heat, the universal YER
diet was, "a grand success" and a
desire that it should be repeated
weekly.
The music and refreshment stand,
as seen from any part of the ground,
was a pyramid of transcendent beauty.
The music by the Crescent City Silver
/, Band was in their best style, ravish-
ing every ear with its rich melody.
The fireworks, under the superin-
tendance Of T. L. Conant, were truly
grand, excelling everything Of the
Kind ever witnessed in this vicinity.
Eleven successful balloon aseensions
were made, and all yer much adj
mired. The most perfect order was
observed aud not the slightest jar or
discord prevailed.
Col. Weller, the distinguished SUI
perlntendent, proved himself the
right man in the right place, and re-
ceived, as he deserved, many warm
panegyrics. Such a display Of beauty
and grandeur has never been wit
messed in this city, and the desire for
frequent repetitions of like scenes
was universal. By the receipts at
the gates, it is estimated that nearly
one thousand persons were present.
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THE Doc TAx.-We were inform
ed, some two weeks ago, that the po-
lice were about to enforce the dog
law, and require all owners of dogs to
take out their license and put checks
on the dogs. AS we notice hundreds
Of dogs without checks, we presume
the work has not yet'been begun. q
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Bazza s. EaukLIzATsog, ~Tas
CITY Council sill complete thsiF la
bors as a Board of Equalization to-
dav. so far as real estate is concerned,
and commence at once on the asses
ment of personal property, which
work will be completed as early as
nnssihle.
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Come TO LEAvE.-Philip Ham
berger will close his " shop" corner
of Fourth and Locust. Saturday, and
quit the business in that locality.
He does not apply for license to sell
" tanglefoot again.
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pT We have on board the steamer
Quiekstep, one of the celebrated Au-
tomato Washers, and take pleasure
in recommending it to the public as
the cheapest and best machine in use.
it being all the inventor claims.
july Bolt Fl. T. DEXTER.
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SICKNESS IN THE CITY.-We learn
from some of the city physicians that
there are a great many cases of bilious
fever in the city at this time, though
none of them r likelyto prove fatal.
The long continuance of the (" heated
term" unprecedented in the history
of this region, is the superindaeing
cause.
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A FINE MEDAL.-We were shown
yesterday, by our friend Mr.. D. G.
Mark, a fine gold medal, which has
been prepared by order of Temple of
Honor Division No. 4, Sons of Ten
perance, to be awarded on the 1st Of
January, 1869, to that person who
may be instrumental in inducing the
greatest number of persons to join
that organization against that time.
The medal is of solid gold. and is of
the value of about $50. On it are
appropriate inscriptions, and the per
son who shall be fortunate enough to
receive it, ir will be a cherished
memento. The friends of temper
ance in the above named organization
are laboring earnestly and faithfully
for the good of the Cause, and with
excellent success.
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+.
Trpasurer V. c.

+. LUNKEHHEI1lER,
Treasurer v. O..
a. And b Board having duly examined
gald Report accept and approve the same;
and now here Fred. LunkenheiIner pro-
duces to this the money balance remain
ing in the Treasury, TO So9y-
92f O5. which the Board, upon due examt-
nation, Ind correct, and return TO aid
Treasurer.
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HoRTfeULFURAL.- Do not forget
the meeting of the HORTICULTURAL and
Pathological Society OF V~anderburgh
County, to be held ON Saturday at the
Commissioners Court Room. A full
attendance is desired.
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60 AdverlIsemenla.

RRUsECVhLE sEMINAHY-Devotei
IVA eTctusireW 10 the ART AND CIEEC
or MUSIC. motto. ~ ~ Be thai I hare uIIe
sOaHIaca, 20 IS fim i haze done one thing uE re-
time. 3zWm. Pitt. Terms $500 per acadeu is
year. u ladies' DESIRING to fill theme
organ, guitar, melodeOn, or V~OcaIizatiuu.
In the shortest TIME possible, would d0
wei to address IaRINCTpAL If ". Sc, N. ~
Box, New London. Conn.
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Notioe to Contraotora

HEALEDF PROPOSALS WELA I'D
~ received at the oun Auditors Office
until the nrst Mondayiu September. Is8s.
I for he construction OF a bridge acro--
Pigeon Greek, the Crescent CITY
SprfnE- Tho masonry or stone work and
the stperstructure or o work win be-
let separately No bid viii be CONSIDERED
unIAsB accompanied by the names and
Signatures Of securities proposed by The
bidder ~
on, or before October LIST, 1906 the super
structure ON or before October ISL l5tO
Payments equivalent TO cash emu made
upon e~stfunaree as the VOLS progresses
% per cent. retained I'm complexion of tine
WORK. Plans ana sn0cineatlons to<oe seen
At the Auditors once. PARTICULARS given
- VICTOR BISCH.
oun Auditor.
l Fvansvfils, July q, 1865, [ty& david
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A RoUsING NEETING.-At Fran
cisco night before last, a rousing Re
publican meeting was held, at which
General Wagner made an able speech.
In old Gibson many converts have
been made in the last few days.
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HENDERSON COUNTY FAR--We
acknowledge the receipt Of the pre-
MUM list of the Henderson County
Fair. The Fair will take place at the
Fair Grounds, near Henderson, on
the 9th, 9TH, Sth, 9th and 10th days of
October. The premium list is large
and liberal, and the Fair will no
doubt prove a great success.
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GRANT GUARDS MEET1NG.-Don,t
forget the meetings of the Grant
Guards at the various places of meet
lug tomorrow night. Let every sol
der in the respective Wards make ii
a point to attend.
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THE CAUSE IN GIBsoN.-From a
gentleman who has just returned
from Gibson County. we learn that
the Union cause in that section Of
country is progressing well, and that
the prospect for a Republican ma
jority is quite fattering. The meet
ings which have recently been held
in that county were we'll attended, and
the people are full Of enthusiasm foi
Grant and Colfax and for Baker and
Cumback. 1t is expected that Glib.
son will roll up a good round majority
for the Republican ticket in October
and November.
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hETURNED.-Robert A. Hill, who
has been absent East for several days,
and Colonel j. S. Buchanan. who
has been absent attending court in
Gibson County, arrived home night
before last.
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SPEAKING To-NIGHr.-Gen. Geo.
d. Wagner, a gallant soldier. an elo-
quent orator and a sterling patriot.
will address the people tonight, at
Turner Hall. Every Union man in
the city that can possibly do so
should turn out to hear him; and if
there is a Democrat in the city who
desires to hear the truth plainly
spoken, let him come also.
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w. A0ONAOnCCAo
2822t Odd No, 81 Main Street.

REMovED.-Miller. Karges & Co.,
have removed their Furniture Ware
rooms from First to Main Street, be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets, OPP
posite the Court House, gwhere they
will keep a large and we'll selected
stock of their own manufacture con-
-stantiy on hand. iy28@1w
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DETECT ALL VIOLENT PURGl'

- HENLM IheV q fhe TOM OF II8
bowels aud weaken the digestion. TaLa
RANTS EFFERVESCENr SELTZl.t
APEkIENT IS used by ratiOual people Is
q means OF relieving an d"erauEemeuts OF
the stomach, nVer % lnfestiues, beeau-a
IL remOVes obs uctiOns without pain, and
imparts vigOr 60 the organs which Do puti-
hes and regulates. Sod bH 0U III uggts3
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In JAIL.-At present there are
fourteen persons confined in the
county Jail on various charges. The
accommodations of that establish
mant are ample. There is oom for
more.
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v HIl5 .B65 %
VICTOR BISCH,
Auditor Marlborough County.
Evansville, June LIST, 1858.
And the Board. after having carefully
and Examined said report, ap-
prove the same and IL IS hereby ordered
that the County Auditor cause The same
to be published for ten days. fjy29 blot
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IMpRovEMENTs.-Thegr great amount
of improvements which IS now going
on in the city is truly a source Of
qualification to all who desire the pro-
gress of Evansville. In a long stroll
through Lamasco, yesterday, it was
observed that staunch and costly new
business and dwelling houses were
being erected on every side. Labor
and material are both cheaper than
last year, and many are aVailing them
selves of the advantages thus offered,
and are erecting excellent houses.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

E~ Remembersthe auction at Mrs.
Judge Halls, on Locust Street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets, this
morning, at O'clock.
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EPILEPsY.AA gentleman from Gin
cinnati, named Samuel freedman.
who has been stopping at the Sher-
wood House for the past two or three
weeks, fell in an epileptie or catalep-
tic fit on the pavement on First street
yesterday. Councilman Jones, sup
posing he was drunk. sent for the
police to, take charge Of him, but a
citizen passing by and recognizing
him before the police arrived, con-
veyed him to the Sherwood, where he
was caredfor, and was doing well late
last evening. He has been very quiet
and orderly since he has been in the
city, and is not at all dissipated.
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Everybody ReadI

Large Bankrupt sale of Five Hun
dred articles in the dry goods line will
be sold at auction without reserve or
limit. Goods partly on exhibition
now at Elliott's Auction Emporium.
Sale commences Wednesday, July %,
at 8 O'Clock AN. and z P. NJ, to close
out Dress Goods, Domestic and Cali
co in great abundancel -01
ELLIOTT & Co., Auctioneers,
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THE SUCCESS
or the ONE DOLLAR SALE q ReYOIu,
I~eesesla LtiOn In Trade.

WE furnish at n uniform price of ONE
Wv such articles as are used
Dy every family, al q less price than hey
are sold By any wholesale dealer i'm New
nOrk or Boston.
Agents wanted to corporate with us In
carrying our a plan which meets the wants
OF the million, and in the disposal of q
large and varied stock of Dry and Fancy
Goods. Silver Plated Ware, Watches, Car
pettngs, &c. Our terms to Agents are SUI
perlor TO those of any other firm, as our
circular VIII show. Those getting mp
Dress Watch shawl. Sewing Machine
III > FREE OF COST.
A check describing an article to be sold
tor q Dollar, 10 cts. 20 for a.; 40 for s4; 90
for So: 100 fol $40. sent by mail. send
money by Registered letters. & Circulars
mailed free TO any address. Agents want
ed everywhere.
Address HARRIS q PLUMMER,
"a hanover ST.. Boston, Mass.
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SOCIAL PIcNTC-A number of La
dies in the vicinity Of Aiken's Land
ing are making arrangements for a
grand social picnic on Saturday next,
at the grove adjoining John James
school house, which is free for all,
and designed merely as a pleasant So
cial reunion. We are told that the
Romeo will make an excursion trip
to 1Aiken's Landing to carry any per-
sons who desire to go from the city.
The active movers IN this affair are
Mrs. Moses Aiken, Mrs. Dan. Aiken,
Mrs. Picket, and Mrs. James. Par
ties desiring to spend a day in the
greenwood will find this a rare oppor-
tunltys - z =
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atkteNsHt Of tao keSesrEk 6Ra Exs
peEdltuFeG. Ter County RaDpGsea.
for VandeTbargh County, Indiana,
for the Year ending June list, 1868.
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Terre Baute and Indianapolis.
Onio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM -vINCENNEs.
STEAMBOAT LINES.

Ta IouTsvILLE.-Every Monday and
za4DrSsSy ~ 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at .
To G~A1Ro-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
10 GPEEN RTvER.-Every "Wednesday
snd Saturday at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock T. N.
To EAsTPoRT. Every Tuesday II
Friday at o'clock p. N.
To HEgDERSON-Daily, except Sundays,
az 8 o'clock PM.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m. b.
70 MEMPHIs-Semi-weekly.
RockportStage fvIaN ewburgh and Boon
v1fle,l carrying II mail, leaves at z a.; NJ,
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by TIP. M, Tuesdays. Thursdays
snd Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att A. NJ. Arrives Iues-
days and Saturdays by 4P. II.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
cspt Sundays) at ] A. n. Arrives daily Tex
eept Sundays by 2 2. NJ
To NEwBURG.-HacR daily except sun.
day. from the Merchants Hotel at
O'Clock p. NJ.
nIFT INV pn 1893
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Coke at 10 Cents per Bushel.

date the Evansville Gaslight Com.
nanv will sell Coke at 10 cents per bushel.
EnnIV at the Office tor orders.
HERMAN JUNKER, Secretary.
Evansville, July 18th ls6S. IJyls d2w
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so1oIx4a MEaqINeB Lar HIaHTs

&o&yGg4&A Faf1SeE A&@F tatks
Tho Grant 6usrds Of several Of the
wards net last night. according to.
previous arrangement. The meeting
in the Second Ward was well attend
ed, and quite Spirited 6eEersI new
recruits were obtained, and a good
time in general was had. The soldiers
do not propose to ''go back on the
General who led them successfully
through the war. wUA
In the Fourth Ward steps were
taken for a perfect organization,
which will take place in a few days,
when the boys viii be ready for work.
From the Sixth Ward we were IN
able to get a report, but are satisfied
that a good work is going on there.
The Seventh Ward meeting was we'll
attended, and quite a lively time was
had. In that ward already forty
FIVE soldiers have enlisted for the
campaign Another meeting will be
held in that ward on Friday evening,
when it is expected that an organiza-
ton will be effected, and the seleetion
of officers made.
SIOK.-W We regret to learn that
VIII. Warren, Jr., Assistant Collector
of u. s. Revenue, is quite sick with
| bilious fever. He was improving last
evening, aud we hope will soon be
lwell. a4A1&
/ Geo. S. Nelson, one Of the Tpopular
and accomplished conductors on the
| e. 4 G. Railroad, is also quite i'll aoi
bilious fever at Rockville. II
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HOUsEHoLD FURNITURE AT

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
TONI will sell at auction, Wednes-
day morning. July %, at o'clock, at
the residence of Mrs. Judge Hall,
on Locust Street, between Sixth and
Seventh Streets, near the residence of
VIM. E. French, a lot of fine Furni-
ture, consisting ofbureaus, bedsteads,
tables, chairs, carpets, oil-cloths, bed
room furniture, croekeryware, &c.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
y25-d4t &2
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Residence and Farm for Sale
FOR SALE AND ron RENT.
lost.

n 0sR +G0W -5traged from my Te-i-
IA dences on the corner OF walnut aIui
second Streets, ON Thursday n1Rht last. 3
large black COW, abnmE y years old. with
crampled hoIRsi laFse white teats. Lthiuk
there IS "a crop of each CAR. and 8 Hlir Ur
swallow toft 81. ea6h4 NSn hasa farHe ba1
is 2 good milKers ls kiud and gentle. $40
left. q young call 40 home. ANY 10 fU-
rewarded IJeIzl HIRAM %. READ.
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TQTTAqG Hill SEMINARY. fof
~ Young Ladies, PoughkesPsis, n. u.
Re-opens September Ia. Th@best features
OF European and home schools. EsDectal
attention to Modern Languages, Music,
and Art. DR.. Lewis's Gymnastics. Situaa
ton and climate unsurpassed. For pros
pectus, address Rev. GEO. r.. RIDER, Rec
tor. tt1M tNftA
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asggo-D,sspgTa tha seaAlefIdi

pAAsa gio.-DrsplFa The kEadIstIda
Of supdga wise ManEnat at Gotham
that the heated term was ended,
during the past two days the mer.
curry has risen to $50 during the mid
die of the day. The nights, however,
are mere pleasant than during the
week before last, when the mercury
did not fall below 8S' for four or five
| days. Yesterday morning and the
morning previous, the mercury was
down to 78o. and from 10 ?. NJ. to s
A. M. the night was quite pleasant. 1t
is gratifying to know that this state
of things win not probably exist
more than one on two months longer.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. George ID. Wag-
ner and Col. VIM. Cockrum arrived
IN the city yesterday.
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EG~Fine letter and note paper at
Office.
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BFTrial balance paper for sale at
JOURNAL Office. q
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nKEGS FES TWENTIETH EnUga.
~ Sfonal year on the 28iu of septemb.-
neXt. Best OF cache engaged for rH
braHches- Rare opportunities offered f.r
hntshtng Ia Music, Painting. and tee Mod
eEn Languages. special attention giVen ra
physical culture Beautlfui uufIuInuz anf
grounds afford the attraction of superb.
home e n.f...
As~PriGes much rHfuced. maxine tr.
college the cheapest, Tor It's facilities. 10 Doe
found in the Vest
Application for further Information. oI
Tor admission. 10 he made TO d president
fy23 d6tTuAfh W6t
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CITY NEWS.
GEN. GEO d. WAGNER
Will speak at
HAIL,

Thursday Evening, July 80, 1865.
Everybody is invited. The Cres-
cent City Silver Band will be present,
and a good meeting is expected.
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MRS. N. j. FAY

Observation-Disclosures PbySiCiBU.
fn3pdrtS Immediate ReIfef to Nervous
fsAfN Diseases. UV
INSTALLATIONS FREE.
Particular attention paidto Female Weak-
49, IN neGSeS. MaH MM&aS
Residence and Ohiee-Wate Street, bet.
Mulberry and Gum. EGltyl7 dSm
Sale of Wharfboat at Auction.
VEEE UNDERSEGNED VIE ON
u the LIST day of August, 1868, between 10
O'Clock Am. and f. O'Clock PM, on board
the Wnarfboat of Hubbs, Patrick q Co i,
at the Evansville wharf, sell at public.
auction said wharf boat and fixtures,
chafrSS office furniture, @dunnage,@ and
purchase money is payable in cash, one
third at four months, and one-Lhird At
eight months, the purchaser giving notes,
4. w. PAFRIoK,
Llquldator OF Hubbs, Patrick q Co.
Two dEI
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O. RIA N - FE i e
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WALTERs's SELF-AoTINe CLOTHES
WASHER. - Price only 81 so. Send
your wash.boiler TO l.. Persons. cor
ner of First and Vine, and have it
fitted. This Washer is warranted to
be superior to any in the market.
siv23 DIFF fA 11a18C gEfmU2
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"WEARING OF THE GREEN.'

fAu t1N8IG H2t8
Circular, Mill. Mulay. Gang. and
81 tia9 buGross-Gnt m
frai Wst o. III ef a--s tIe-1-I
ai lslo-i'= 8tHalE q ble e113a
aHf3 as5t1f TetF GROW b
m9dj ~ 1ntite0 aw ,raa
sieatfotHo3au aa q aFn9rr.
-hIlHa b8nHLtsta r 5an
- AW y.
s9Diof 15el eaH
s90ad5 hab
3gpaHe5 dtr u no
-CD Eip1t g7of .3
81 99s .'1n9
Every Saw that leaves our factory is OH
Tempered and Patent Ground, peyyeeslD
true and even, and made of inform tenn
per by our patent tempering process
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~.

Common shape, as good as the best. The
RE@ QCOlburn's PatenL) AAE
cannot be excelied. We guaranty they
Will cut % per cent. more that common
Axes, with less labor 70 the chopper,
send Tor circular aud prices to LIPPIN-
COTT BAKEWELL, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
Sole Manufacturers. For sale by principal
Hardware Dealers.
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a TFENrzON, LADIES s-As it Is my
~ intention to change my place of BUSH
ness on the 10th day Of August, 4 intend to
sell my entire stock of Zephyr Worsted,
Beads, silk Chenille, Canvas Patterns, and
Embrotderies, etc, at cost prices. Ladies
who like to save mOney by Duying cheap
goods will cali at the oidsstand, on Second
Street, between Main and Locust.
MRS CHARLOTTE kUECKLER.
jy30 div aar e4aat. ss
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pE A Chickering and. a Peters &
Webb Piano, nearly new. for sale low
by g. W. WARREN,
iy29.3t- cod No. 81 Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-30
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE
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