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COURIER.
Cor Prose cusimg Attorney.

n.rwe are authorized 10 snnopncs Hon
e 8. Domains. a. q candidate for re-eIec''on
~ ,he Office Of Circuit Prosecutor. OF the
.rhi,d Judicisi District, subject 10 the Dis
,ae, Dsmoefs,ic Conventions.
Fol: sheriff.
nrWs ATE su,osized TO announce Mf.
Tomas HEasic, ~ a candidate for Sheriff
~ Dubois county. .st the ehsuing October
election.
urWc are authorised 10 announce M.
r..s,u CRny. Va a candidate for Sheriff OF
Daouis County. At tho ensuing October siec.
ton.
n-We are authorized 10 announce NJ
n Rcx late Priv.,e Co. X, 27th Ind. Vet.
y.,... a . candidate for. Sheriff Of Duhoir
County, az the ensuing October election.
hrWs are authorized 10 announce VIII
LIAM II. RRErz Of futoka Township. "s q
c.udids,c for sheriff OF Dubois County. al
she ensuing October election. .
FOR RIAL ESTATE APPRAISER
u1-We are authorized TO announce Mr..
JOSEPH HoxxY, late Private c.. II lSh U.
8 Infantry, s-s candidate Tor Real Es,s'c
Appraiser of Dubois county, +" the ensuing
October election.
GrWe are al, herized 10 announce MIR.
ALLErT. FLEMING. Of Hall township. us
candidate tor Land Appraiser, Ut Dnbuis
county, at the ensuing Oc,ober election.
FOR SURVEYOR
NT We ere svthorzed 10 announce Mr.
ARTHUR BERRY, 90 u candidate Tor Survey Or
Of Duboi. County. Al the ensuing October
election.
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Fine DIooded Horse!

Pare blended English Race Stallion
~ from afull blpoded Messenger. and BY
Imported Albion, On be ssen At Jasper,
Dubois county; Ind. An iptereet for sale.
FaF r. N. WELMAN.
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CAUTION.


rooaaDds 0srnan BITTER, per sc..k A....-..si .
uoocasds German Tonic, nj. vpsn quart bo'tivt
pe- bottle. or = half cc1cn Tor. ........... :.
~ In nef forget 80 cNalIr ~cL Lto aI.co "
bvy, 10 esJrr w Eet iLc senile
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From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard. D. D.


Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, pAdadsrAtsr
have derived decided benefit from the ure Of IIoof
lauds German Bticrs and feel Il my privilege N
commend them q most valuable tonic ~ I'll whoa:s
suffering from general debility from clscases ssing
nom arrangement d The liver. Yours truly,
Z D. FENDALIA
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FOR SURVEYOR.

Nr We ere authorized 10 announce Mr.
ARTHUR BERRY, 90 q candidate Tor Survey OF
Of Duboi. County. a. the ensuing October
election.
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And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them with All ita attendant Ills will find In the Of
this BlIsrLHr or the TONIC. aft elixir fhas VIII
insul new life In their veins, restore Ia mcaSufe
the energy and arjor u youthful days buid up
their shrurken forms, and gtvo bcsN and happnsa6
% their remaining year.
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D-TPaY Dc Whist you owe US.
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Arc made strong by the o<cher Oft hcsc rcncies
They will cure every case OF MAkAsMUS, withosS
fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated IN ths
hands IT the proprietor, but space will allow OF tho
publication Of hut few. Thoee. IL Will he observed.
arc Of note and of such saedng tina, they ususs
u believed
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Tie Only Perfect Cure for Piles

OF all kinds, also Leprosy, Scrofula, salt
Rheum, and all Diseases OF the skin and
Blood, is FowLE's PILE AND HUMoR
CURE. Internal and external USE En-
tirely vegetable. Uused in the Hospitals
of the Old and New World. In case of
failure, ! authorize all dealers to refund
the money and charge 1t back to me. No
failure for over ten years. Prepared by H.
SeId everywhere. SsNd for SSrSHlors frSG,
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CARPETS.
VIM. z. FRENCH. cHAs. .KLINGELHGFER.
CARPET WAREHOUSES.
WIN. E. FRENCH & CO.,
NOs AZ and 40 NAIN ST


EVANSVILLE, IND.
wTYTEO WANTS A NICE CARPET
w at reasonable price, and no trGu-
bic about IL? t
Nov IL the lime TO make your WIIe or
Frfellds n handsome Christmas Present. and
at the came tlIne maze home as comfort
alb e and cosy as a palace.
Low PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
ASDGO0DADVICE:
In order to reduce our stock before MAX
ing our annual invoice on January LIST,
1863, we propose for
- car ,sEHE NEXT 80 DAYS ga
to offer our Carpets at The lowest possible
figures that will pay cost, cdTriGge, and e1-
IeglSes.
Also, in order TO give employment to.
our Carpet-lnakers and UpholstererS cur
ing the dull season, we propose to make up
aud lag Go3GTt ali Carpets we sell till Janu-
aTy isG FREE OF CHARGE. All goods
delivered free. All work guaranteed. ~
Our stocB of Matttngs, OIL Cloths, Win
dow Shades, Dalnasks, Lace Curtains, Cor
nices, Wall Papers. and House Furnishing
GOODS, generally, Is larger than ali others
In that linel now in our city com bined.
We propose TO sell hem low as these
goods are TetdiIed in the United States.
We are e1cluStrelg in this line OF business.
What Others can do elsewhere we propose
to do IN evansville. Every man to his
trade" City BusiE ess IS divided: Don't
go TO shoe store for putty or padlocSs.
Don't buy rice rsst-tatI files in q crock
cry store Don't ask for mutton In a mil
j1neTy shop. Don't think you can purchase
dry goo 5 fil "A drug S ore. And, alb I'VE all,
Don't buy your y a RI ETS IN DRY
Carpet-malzing TOR 80 days. is given gratis
Tor the benefit of 90 All tUllOHl Il nldy con-
ceTTI." Give us a call.
Evansville, Ind, Dec. !, 1865. tde5
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Crescent City springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

THE underaigned has the : ieaaurs Of
notifying his friends and the public
that he viii keep this beautiful place OF
resort open during the Winter as REESE
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard saloon,
having provided two OF those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, ana
thoroughly heated up las saloons ana
Tenpia lleys for that purpose. He win
be prepared to serve up OYSTERS and all
other deIioacies OF the season o. Tire short
est notice, and win from this tims keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
nOvl7 dm ED WEE fEr.
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YFRNONTBRS

TSOR ALL THE NEWS FROM HOME,
- Vermont Historical, Biographical,
Geological and Obituary Sketches, the
current News from eaen County in the
Vermonters is THE VERMONT RECORD AND
ia RMER. 81 80 per year; 81 % for six
months; 70 cents Tor three months. Every
yearly subscriber gets present. No
ch ances. All served alike. Terms always
In advance. Clubs of i've and over, to one
ad tresS, 81 90 per year each. Every Yer
monIer should take IL. Address The YER
mont Record aud Farmer, Brattleboro, VT.
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER

TMPROVED with Rowell's New Patent
- Double Gear. he only Wrfnger W which
can use tne " SIOR, or fastening above
the cogs, which is absolutely necessary TO
prevent the cogs from playing out of GEAR
ana the Ruooer Rollers from being strained
by dealers generally. A supply always
kept on hand for shipment, at Cleveland
Chicago and St Louis. K. Q. BROWNING,
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VFeafller - NFater.

The weather yesterday was nearly
clear and intensely cold, the mercury
ranging at 81 above zero at 6 A. NJ,
and at 20' at noon, when exposed to
the sun as it shone through the broken
clouds. Ice formed with great rapid
icy during the night and yesterday, as
tue whole surface Of the river was
covered with vast fields of ice, some
of them half mile long, and stretch
ing half across the river, aud where
there seemed to be open water, much
of that space was thinly coated over
with ice as thin as paper Most of the
floating ice was from an inch to an
inch and a halt thick. The river was
swelling slowly, having risen perhaps
two inches during the twenty-four
hours ending at 3 P. NJ. yesterday.
The water is SO thoroughly chilled
that one or two more nights like that
of Wednesday will greatly impede, if
it does not entirely suspend, naviga-
ton.
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can and See qlhem I

KRENG'S HMp NJ Bnw ED NwEA m
.EA Portable Crop cut and Improved
Portable Steam Engine can Dee seen iu
operation daily fCr q short rimc ln the
stock yard adjoining the R9fiTotd house.
on Main Street, neH the railroad depot,
Evansville, Inc. Engineers machfulhtFf
and Others interested ga IDS branch OF
Inc these valuable improve 10 nuts, uF luoY
are altogether a dinerent from tna rHtuIry
engines. A Iso. pertons having timber
lands or fequtrfu'g steam poTer fuf amy
parpose, viii dnd it 10 their advantage to
call ana see these machines before pure
chasing elsewhere. For simplicity, eouu-
ony durability, power. and space Luc
PROTECTORS 6aLter themselves That they
axceI anything heretofore used
dos d2W cod
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3jC. 8grfOR,s Tobacco AntidOGes

NVAnnAsTED TO REsogE ALL DzsIRE FOR ToBAocG IL
srf.ely Usgst5ls ant harrHless- Ar 1-fes and efces
he 5ol, igsiorates the .enn, pOasesse great aTis-
ing aI sfreIg henin power, is an c-zceett tle aua
.stizAr eaEoies the stomach 10 dlgest lbe heaTest
r50d mGres sleep refreshing, aud cs-a8lag geH robalt
health. @1tesers ant cheEers for gfgty 1Qre cufea.
rice Ffft scents per box. a Interesting tase on tLe
inf-ious cts Of tobacco, with lists Of no a ei
s1enee4, cie.SsEsr FzsE; Agents wsaif. Address
DR.. 7. r. ABBOTT, Jeysey Ci'y' =. D.
TEATLNEO1TIZ IZ4yLS-
PosrzAsrEass AxsTrNogY.--I received eo1 % y On, @
tons A1td9ts sosq Rev. u PTiltoni li1 ny - y 9 ~
efeta1I carc- :. GATsHALs ColnTs suons flal ii'''
FRoM INV U. S. TRAesuEy, Ss etr'g's tgts 60 -
send supply Of the AATIDorEZ 4Ne "s G X fpg4g
d0ns a. 1ros7t sUzE-LT- y C--sf---
Fpo,r ~ HAzpszrz sE4rE PHI.osGsr,lier1ts ti
o. iriueues here having ba{h cured o. u u f. -,
Tobacco By usiag Dr. surtof --4+t;,1 -4t;
nv for the prisoners Of ths IN y - cote p,,a
JosEra MAYo. WdrdelAei ~ L. o.'.e - -
- = ~. 49, n al c1gfEA, for r.
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jer T. ~ SzoENAKER, Ae-ies = 's4l.oN' = q
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gII sslAg n -1''- WM. L. war, JR-
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Np-O box Of Burfonfs Antidots removed an Nae3t,s
E fro1 rns take pleasure in recomIns2 dng
= :. - VI c1- yessers T. Y. SLATER EdiaQr-
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. \
Trademark x CopuvT0tfsal
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Book Canvassars Wanted

FHTO canvass for the popular work, FOUR
- YEARS IN The OLD WORLD. 1900
already sold. A Handsome Holiday Fr9s-
ent. Now is the time to make money.
send for terms To w. 9. PALMER, JR.,
Il Bible House, New York.
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One agent reports "a names in hours.
One writes, : can sell 1000 in a month. -
Ladies, InVal ids. disabled soldiers, teach
ers, young men and women and others are
invited To send for Information. The work
is Just announced, and good territory can
be secu' ed by prompt application. No free
OTeen5Gcks, but extra commissions paid upon
this book. Address II. w. BLISS CO.,
Toledo Ohio
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Naw Adverssaesaaent..
a So GREEN BACK

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OF un value sent free TO any Book
Agent.
TAOOK AGENTS WANTED
Ga FOR
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A work of absorbing interest, replete with
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one 9gent in New Jersey sold II in 10
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that sells so rapidly.
r w YOU wish to know how fortunes
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The largest commission given. Our d.
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on application. For full particulars and
terms, address the Publishers,
-. J. B. BURR & CO..
Hartford, Conn.
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aFV E w W 20 w :;
~ 0sher Iiirer Ilelns See Foilril PAGE.
STEAMBOAT PERMITTING.

NO printing establishment in the West
aas better facilities or greater ability ior
doing hne Steamboat Printing. Our assofy-
nent OF Job Type. though very large ano
complete, Is constantly being added 10. anft
Onr job department Is under tho personal
supervision OF one.of the best JOB. printers
In the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads,
sills Ladlng, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
sts, Bills Of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, &C. Orders left with other OF the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended 70.
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Arrivals and neparfures.

The only arrivals and departures
up to three PM. yesterday were the
Quickstep, Cairo to return Sam. Orr,
from Eastport; Liberty No.4,St.Louis
to Pittsburg; Mollie Norton andSal-
lie ", Henderson and return.
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A good smoke is a perpetual comfort.
LORILLA ARDsS
~ ACHT CLUB 99
Smoking Tobacco.

Competent critics pronounce it best for
many reasons.
1t is made of the best stock grown.
The Nicotine is extracted, there are
No drugs in 1t, consequently IL is
Anti nervous in its effects.
1t has an agreeable, aromatic flavor,
Does not burn or sting the tongue,
Leaves no un pleasant aftertaSte in the
Mouth, or disagreeable odor in the room,
Instead of exciting the nervous forces
II allays irritation, and calms them.
We regard It as the perfection of
Smoking Tobacco. Orders for elegant
Meerschaum Pipes are being pack ed
daily.
In the various sized bags in which it Is
sold.
AS an extra inducement for those
Who love good smoke TO try 1t.
LabREg.LARDsS
EUREKA" Smoking Tobacco
Is likewise an excellent ar -ale of choice
Virginia Tobacco, of heavier body than
The former, and hence much cheaper
In price; nevertheless, it makes an
Excellent Smoke Orders or Meerschaum
Pipes daily packed IN this brand.
LORELLA ADDS
CENTURY Chewing Tobacco
Composed of the best cutting leaf in the
Country. Superior in color, finer in
Quality, ana makes better chew than
Other brands. Acknowledged the Leading
Fine Cut Tobacco wherever used.
Respectable Jobbers and dealers in all
Sections keep il, and small buyers c IN
Save money, lime and trouble by
Purchasing of them.
LoRILLARD'S MACCoBoY, FRENCH RAP
excellent qualities which have made them
SO famous everywhere.
Circulars sent on application.
P. .LOR1LLABD, New York.
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Employment! Of llSS:OSSG GO: SaS e9EdEs %6Rs
Agents during the next few months.
The GREAT METROPOLIS,
1.O0O Accents Wanted.

A MIRROR OF NEW YORK,
Is creating a furore wherever seen. un.
equaled In the book trade. 1t Is destined
To an immense sale.
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BUSINESS 60.
COAL! COAL!

I Having resunaed my former
Z business, 1 would hereby inform
my old patrons and the public
4 generally that I am prepared to
! short notice Coal 51l alt cases must
3 be paidzfor aOile7l ordered.
Agent for the celebrated PARA
4 Disc COAL.
jos. THOMAS.
Office in American House.
now dlN
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-25

KR EyNTER'S GUIDE AND TRA1' 1'-
~. PER'S COMPANION.-How to hnnt
ana trap all animals, to tan furs, make
traps, boats, &c. Worth $40 to any farmer
or boy. Beware of bogus " Receipts." Well
printed and bound. "a pages; only 25 cts.
Hinsdale. n. II.
The Evansville journal., 1868-12-25

Among the first boats due here are
the Armada, from Cairo; Rapidan
No. 2, from Eastport; Robert Moore,
for Nashville; Silver Cloud, No. 2,
from St. Louis; Clifton, and Minneola,
from Memphis; Darling, for Memphis;
Louisiana, Legal Tender and p.
w. Strader, for New Orleans; Silver
Spray, Indiana and Richmond,
from New Orleans; Rose Hite,
from Louisville; Charmer, from
Cincinnati; Ada Lyon, from Green
River; Petrolia. No. from Wabash.
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New Advertisements.
Great DfsfriIDnfiOn

BY the Metropolitan Gift Co.--Cash Gifts
to the Amount of $3.50 0o0-Every Ticket
Draws Prize.
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JAMES SC-1UGHEY. Suitable Tor Holiday
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10 w. G. PALMER, JR., IA Blb,e House,
New York.
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1869.
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A S55 Sewing Machine Tor 25 Su bScTib bers.
A $50 Gold Watch for 80 Subscribers
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If you do not get enough TO secure one of
the premiums, we win allow you 60
cts. on each yearly su bscribeT
at SO. Sample copies free.
We offer the HOME JOURNAL, worth
SO 90; OUR SCHOOL DAY VISITOR, worth 81
25 and a large Steel Plate Engraving of
GIN. GRANT AND FAMILY, worth 81 30, for
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Send for circulars and see our terms, and
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FoE CArRo. The fine passenger
steamer Cumberland is The regular
packet for Cairo at 4 o'clock this
evening, having elegant accommoda-
tions. Her chief officers are Capt.
Ben. Howard, Marion Wright, and
Bruce Hunter. all pleasant aud oblig.
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A1squ1th Go BIO
DRUGGISTS AND AfOIHLCARIES,

IA E have just received a large addition to our
W stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PAINTS.
CINES, WINDOW GLASS, PERFUMERY SOAPS
and DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS. We call the
attention of Persons building painting to our
large stock OF Window Glass. Paints, Oils. COIOrs
ard Painters' Articics, which will sell tho
most reasonable terms for the each. Our stock Of
PATENT MEDICINES
embraces all the popular preparations Of the day.
Where they arc bought in quantities Of course
make a deduction.
Country Physicians specially solicited TO eI-
anime our stock Of such Drugs and Prrpar tioLs
they require in their practice all of which offer
at low figures for the money. Our supply OF
TONIC MEDICINE S,
which much employed during the spring and
preparations manufactured by the most eelebrAt ted
apothecaTles in the country. as to render theH.
both Palatabie and efficaciOus.
Prescriptions a nd Family Receipts entrusted to
Our charges will always be a moderate can
afford.
FANCY GOODS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes. Fine Tooth. Dress
French, EugliSh and American Extracts for tho
handkerchief, Toilet Soaps OF every variety, man
uiactuI ed at home and abroad.
ALTON cry.
FooIscap, Letter, Account. LsdIes' Bath, Com
UIercial Note, and French Note Paper Envelopes
Of every description and price. Lead Pencils. Pep
Holders, Ink. &c.
Segars and fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
a choice stock always on hand.
o. We oder all the above, besides . great many
money. We don't sell goods on credit; taey are
bought and marked to cell for each. We wifi give
monthly creditto prompt customers, but cannot
afford To give longer indulgence.
ADTil !.
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SILVER-PLATED WARE,
"0LD MiLY Gree cry
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFEHSDN 90. W. VA

its name indicatcs. tn" cold Family Gro
~ ccry'' is Cap:n'r Of supplying the lai der of
every household in the c"untlcs at 'arl' and JEFF
fcrs0u with every requisite art Il tor .r"Cd living.
he subscriber would especially invite attention 10
his stock Of
FRESH HARVEST GRO Cr,ETEs.
f>.SSI5 just received. embracing 'ail-.s. go
y i Teas: SUGAR.. ~ .a-Ees. Srr"P+. r.. 90
Ii con. Beef Shad, H-rru-- - -.sr- .=-z7es>
Cheese and Crackers, Spices. Ground A!uIi and
Fine Salt, Chewing and Smoking la.ar-i. -uapar
Candles, Oils, &c.
EXCELLENT ARTICLE OF WH'>EUy.
Qucc,iswarr, Wood, nware, Tuu- Buckets. G!tEsuq.
Water Coolers, Japan and either Cunmn"--S"'=.
Ha rvest Kegs, anC every article usually l"Cu# 80
Grocery Store.
J55- These & oois. bought for Cash, will be soEd
for Cash at vcry moderate advance whole. ale
Priccs. Call or send your orders to the s'Od FAM
lily Grocery" w. EBY.
-Iunc )3
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HU NJ O Z 0 Q S.
Good Joke.

A fe1 days since, says a Michigan paper,
one specimen of humanity, chuck full of
fashionable drink, took seat in the express
train at Jackson, quietly awaited the advent
Il the conductor. who appeared on time. and
relieved the travellers hat Of his ticket with
cut any remarks On his return the travel
,er button holed him aud inquired:
Conductor how far is it 10 Poleon p
''Tweuty miles
That's wot I thot"
4; the next station the traveller stopped
him mud again inquired:
Conductor how Far is it to Manchester ~
twenty miles"
That's wot l tho't'
At. Manchester the traveller stopped him
the third time and said:
"Cbnductor how far is it to Tecumsey 2"
Twenty miles"
That's wot tho't."
As the train left Tecumsey, the traveller
exhausted the patience of the conductor. and
the following dialogue explains the result:
Conductor how far is it to Adrian 7"
The conductor threw himself upon his
dignity, and remarked:
See here, my friend, do you take me for
n fool 2"
That's wot tho't."
The conductor Joined the passengers in a
hearty laugh, and concluded to allow his pass
senger to 'tho't" as he pleased.
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POTOMAC COACH FACTORY!


THE undersigned respectfully in-o NE
j forms the public generally that hcISSS3tz = ~
has ia ken the COACH FACTORY late .E1L@-S.L-
~ carried on by his father, in Shop
Eerdstow N, and is prepared to carry
CARRIAGE 4 X NC
in all its branches. and will keep on hand to order
all KINDS OF
Carriages, Bnggies, R0CkaWays, PhatOns,
Spring Wagons. GermantGR nWagOHS,
SulkfCs, Sleighs, DC, &c.
In fact nil kinds OF work done in first class csab-
lishment, having had experience in the business -
He is determined employ none but frst-class
mechanics, and use none but the very best mnte-
rails in the manufacture OF his work, and will fur
nish work advantageous terms any other
shop in the State. Particular attention paid
pairing and will guara ntcc satisfaction in all
All new work warranted for twelve months, and
old Carriages, Rockaways. Buggies, etc, taken in
exchange tor ones. Persons in need Of any
thing in his line would do we'll TO give him call
before purchasing elscwhc,e. share Of public
patronage collected.
n. BAH orders promptly attended t.:
Il. S. NJ. HOFFMAN.
Sbrnherdstovn JDnc %, 1865 ON