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General Debility Is Natures Appeal
Tor Help.

THOUSANDS 81 perao b, Wilhoua amy spec
CHE ntlmeut, are the Victims of lHheuur
ana lasstudo. The unthlukug pro Rpf t0
eO..fOund this speeches of iunui0n with
laHne5Hi Whcrels no usually ur.ilaa from
want OF org mic ounrfH. for which tho
sat Jncia uf ft arc uu uIurc auuuhIhin HhHu
the near sighted are Tor their detective
vision. Sucn persons, although thfv mFW
be freC from HAIut arc HH truly IuWHflnH.
end MS much TO- need OF rurd cal o. NJ. Hs Il
they were t0rmeufcd Wtfh tne uHuEa uf
acute disease. They require 1ONtc and
ALTERA1IVE, th 1t VIII rouse Hul regulate
their torpid ergo nlHHtinuH. % olHra ID EHfH
kind, lIDsIEfNNip8 BI0M AEM HIT-
Ticks produce Hu immediate MuN M0#t
fa vOrnDln effect. .fho dNDIIItatoI mud doc
spoud ug Valetndluariau4 who foalH as if
he Wors tut hHlf nIVe-WhO nNuuG come
pa ". nni BIAS u0 rnllHh either fOr business
or plonfufc--iH WctuuI0Tu h0srH. lU "a BRIEF
e5afte ~ Hts Htat pgiet legaabH hpI0or-
anil, tHtg quite q 0Lgrfnuf being Vue change
euecten by the bIHfEitHs iu lNH bodily
and fnout4l condition, isn surprise tU hiWa
SELF nud % hiH friends. 90 m0pes uu
lougett the sc i've principle 0f Ilie, which
seemed fu have died Gus of nIm. IH ff.-
awakened, aud Doe feels lfllH n now mon.
Remembering tuat debility b. NOT onig Hu
mhiictiDu ITSELF but ora tHuttuff0ntg dtseafe.
40 time should he loHt iu foorultiug inc
hroken-doWn system with fhH choicest
and mOsD potent OF ait T0rfCa nud HEH-
VfNfht
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HoRTICULTURAL.-We direct atten-
tion to the call for a meeting of the
Horticultural and Pathological So
ciety. to be held on Saturday next,
that will be found in another column.
It is highly important that this meet
ing should be largely attended, as
matters Of vital Importance are to be
considered.
The Agricultural Department of
the Government gives no seeds or
books relating to agriculture to indi-
viduals; only to organized and actively
working societies. In order to secure
these favors, the Horticultural Society
must be maintained. Let every mem
Der be present next Saturday, and let
the old spirit be revived.
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Kew YORK DRY Goods Market.

psr TsafaOranh1 NEW YORK. June IA.
DRY GooDs-The market was qulet
tSfs afteTnoon at fuIl prices for cotton
goods. The Appleton a heayy Brown
Iii are down this afternoon To 1910;
BIsekstone A A "A Bleached is selling at
I5c. In other goods no important altera-
ffca Poor Delaines have been selling as
low as I5c, but all good designs bring 2Oc.
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SPRINGDALE SALE OF LOTS AT
AUCTIoN.-We hope everybody will
remember the great sale of one ham.
dred and fifty Lots at Springdale, OPP
posite the Artesian Springs Park, at
the terminus of the Street Railroad
The sale will take place on Saturday.
June 1911, commencing at four o'clock
in the evening. IL was first adver-
tised to take place at seven o'clock
PM, but the time has been changed
as above. Every person wanting a
good building lot, will do well to at
toad this sale
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.-Our regu-
ular weekly Market Report and Com
mercial and Financial Summary will
be found on the third page Of to-day's
issue. There is quite an upward
movement in dry goods, and pork is
higher.
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Louisville Market.

BY TelegrRph.I LOUIsyILLE. June IA.
Provisions -Stronger. Pork S33. Bacon.
clear sides lS1Sc; clear rib ISc; shoulders
1870: sngar-enred hams l9c. Lard l9c for
tierce.
HIGHWINEs-I2c.
ToBAcco-saIes ofI59 hogsheads at 81 GOA
SIG 90.
GKAIR-Weak. Wheat, red 81 10; white
81 20. Shelled corn in bulk 65c. OATS DC.
Rive SI 20.
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BR-Look out for great bargains in
Dry Goods. Hughes has just returned
from New York. where he has been
for five weeks. During that time many
opportunities occurred of buying
goods cheap, and he bought them; he
had the cash and he used it 10 adj
vantage. He sells choice yard vide,
fine Brown Muslin for 121c. per yard,
and he has about a half cord of
thirty FIVE and forty cent Dress Goods,
which he sells at 25c.; he sells Black
Silks lower than any other man; he
sells the finest French Organdy
Lawns at % to 40c. per yard. He has
a choice stock Of Table Linen at Doc.
to 81 80 per yard; very choice Kid
Gloves at 75c. to 81 % per pair; he
has large stock of George Gordon's
choice Bingham, which he retails at
New York Wholesale prices; also
large stock of Cassimeres at very re-
duced prices. Be sure to call and
save money. June 10-1w.
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CooL.-The weather for the past
two days mas been quite cool, evil
IDENTIFY caused by the heavy rains and
probable fall of hail lately. Heavy
clothes have been quite comfortable
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To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent a part of our house, mo. 30
North Water Street) to good, re-
sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
j. e.. DUsoU0HET q Co.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. IF
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PERsoNAL.-The many friends of
Mr.. e. j. Dobell, of Albion, Illinois,
formerlr citizen of Evansville, will
be glad to learn that he is in the city
on short visit. We are pleased to
see him looking so we'll.
John III. Beadle, ESQ. formerly a
citizen of Evansville, but now pub
Usher of the Utah Reporter, at Co
rinne, Utah Territory, arrived in the
city by last nights train. He will be
warmly welcomed by host of friends.
Although Mr.. Beadle is from a part
of the country where plurality of
wives is quite fashionable, he informs
US that, SO far, he has not fallen vic
tim to Cupid's darts, and remains a
gay bachelor.
Hon. George b. Williams, of La
fayette, Supervisor of Internal Reve-
nue. for the State of Indiana, Judge
Bowman, of Vincennes, United States
Assessor for the First District, Hon.
Robert Logan, of Pike, s. J. Bing-
ham. of Patoka, and j. w. Hargrave,
of Oaktown, were registered at the
Sherwood last night.
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SUPREME CoURT.-In the case of
Frederick Lieveking ct al. Us. Conrad
Litter, appealed from the Wander
burgh Common Pleas Court, the
Supreme Court of Indiana, has sus
tanned the demurrer, and reversed the
judgment.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Only one case
tried yesterday. VIM. Crosby, an
oetoroon, was tried for stealing two
doIlays from another man. The jury
failed to agree, and the prisoner
was discharged. The court adjourn
e at 4 o'clock, to meet on Wcdnes-
day at 9A.M.
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6taambOat steRards

Often complain that ordinary Baking
Powders lose their strength and quail
ty after being on board a vessel or boat
for few days. DOO,ey's Baking Po10-
der is not affected by any atmosphere,
and will keep good in any climate.
Perfectly free from delet criovs sub
stances, and it will make good, sweet,
wholesome rolls, biscuits or pastry to
perfection, and withal the most eco
.nolnieal. For sale By all groeers.
je15 3teod. @ fn
NEW PoTAToEs.-Just received 80
bushels of new potatoes from 'Vicks-
burg-nice and large.
je15-1t w. M. AKIN.
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REcovERING.-We are glad to learn
that Reuben Smith, who was so badly
injured at Igleheart's mill last week,
is improving very fast. His many
friends will be pleased at this iutelli-
gence.
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SrEALING.--A boy was arrested
yesterday by Chief of Police Royston
for stealing iron. He stole the iron
on the levee, and went to sell it, but
was gobbled by the Chief, who had
been watching for him.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
N ew Arrangemen t

This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most promi-
nent cities East and South.
CHARLES WOODWARD,
may15 II Special Agent.
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ACcIDENT.-Jesse Guyden, boy,
an employee at this Office, had the
toes of his right foot badly mashed
yesterday morning, by accidentally
getting his foot caught in the eleva-
tor that is used in conveying the
forms to and from the fourth story.
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GREAT BARGAIN.-See advertise
ment of lot for sale by w. I'll. Chan
dler. A great bargain is awaiting
some one.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The only case
disposed of by this Court was An
thony Thiele VS.. jesse Armstrong;
suit to recover damages for assault
and battery. The jury rendered a
verdict awarding the plaintiff dam
ages in the sum of $12.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B@ Stockholders of the Wander
burgh Agricultural Society meet at
the Court House, Saturday at r. NJ.
Important business on hand, and tho
question of Fair or no Fair to be set
tied. w. NJ AKIN,
je15-3t Secretary.
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Rntfna.
SEALED PRoPosaLs WILL BE

CaEALED PHOPOSA - VIII BE
- received nc my once until Monday
June l4th, 1869, at 10 O'Clock AM, tor 400
perches of limestone, to be delivered ON
for 200 perches to be delivered on the plank
road. Bids will be received for either part,
aud subject 10 be accepted or rejected at
the option of the Board of Commissioners.
VICTOR BISCH,
Auditor Vanderburgh County.
Evansville. May oath, 1863. l26d&Wtd
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~mw0rHCE ~ HHEBtEmW GIVEN. tbat
EM VIII sou at public Haetl0u. un MOHa
DAY fat u'ctoeK p.If.J, tue 2h I uHR 0I
berry amd water Streets. Iu coo iy of
Evansviliei an tire personal property be-.
longing % tie estate of Jehu b. Putuam.
late OF Namderhurgh County. uanuHsr II.
consisting Of hon ehOld nud EItchln urm
tufei horse buggy hArucs. saddle. bfidlel
tNc., ar.
Terms OF Saloon ali sums over fhra.
dollars, "a credit OF glK months win 81
given; note. with nppIoVeH fsurIiv. Will
be n Quired in 90. tle.uful
JOHN iI. M ROAM.
June SIN, 1869. ljuu7 d8W
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A New MoNTHLY.-We have been
favored with a new monthly paper,
quarto form, published In Cincinnati,
entitled the Inventors and Manufac-
turers' Journal and Patent Exchange,
devoted to science, mechanics. manu-.
features, inventions. and patents, and
the Industrial and agricultural inter
ests of the West. 1t is neatly printed,
and contains vast amount of useful
and interesting information, and is
sent to subscribers at the very low
rate of so cents per year. There is a
lady in the city canvassing for sub
scribers, and she ought to be liber-
ally patronized.
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WINGERT's ALE.-The JOURNAL
of Henry Wingert's choice ale. 1t is
corps acknowledge the receipt of box
a nice beverage for this time Of year.
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Ia Ladies wishing to get some
very nice note paper. (small or
large size with envelopes to match,
can find them at the JOURNAL Office
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CITY n b W s..

BG- Beautiful Green Envelopes,
very neat for business, for sale at the
JOURNAL Office.
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pa5- Call at the furniture stores to
see the cheapest and simplest Spring
Bed Bottom In the country.
O. ARMSTRONG.
81, SO and Il Main Street.
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Bg- For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils,
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go TO the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27
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SPREADING THE GRAvEL.-Hoffey
& Boyle have about got one square
on Sycamore Street, between first and
Water, covered with the conglomer-
ate gravel. 1t gives the appearance
of making a beautiful street, and will
get thoroughly hardened in a short
time. The square that is covered will
be rolled to-day with a large iron
roller weighing 5000 pounds.
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REMovAL.-We have removed to
the eapacious store room, No. 5 North
Water Street.
je8tf L. RUFFNER, JR. & Co.
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MS= Carriers Ink stands unrivalled
as & copying aud writing fluid. For
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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PERsoNAL.-We copy the follow
ing fattering notice from the Iuka
(Miss.) Gazette, of June 9th:
I'VE have Just been favored by a
visit from our esteemed friend and
late fellow toWnsman, e. H. Reno,
who is now representing the mann
moth queensware establishment of
Mark. Warren & Company, No. %
North First Street, Evansville, Indi-
ana, direct importers, and one of the
largest and most reliable houses In the
United States. Mr.. Reno is one of
the very cleverest men aud one of the
best business men we ever had in this
town, and we feel assured that while
he is canvassing this country in be-
half of the above house, he will re-
ceive the encouragement and patron
age which the character of the house
and his own fine business qualities
deserve. We hope our merchants will
remember that these gentlemen are
advertising in Southern newspapers.
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THE Bow OF PRoMIsE.-A beauti-
full rainbow was visible last evening,
which indicates that the rain is over,
at least for the present. There is not
in nature more sublime display than
a rainbow, the token of the promise
of a covenant keeping God.
6 I do set my bow In the clouds,
and it shall be for token OF a COW
enant between me and the earth.
X
And the bow shall be in the cloud;
aud l will look upon it, that 1 may
remember the everlasting covenant
between God and every living crea-
ture of all flesh that is upon the
earth"
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TIME ExTENDED.-The Assessors
have extended the time for returning
schedules, and will give until next
Saturday for returns to be made. One
Of the Assessors can be found at the
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The following vafunbla real talg Iu tho
ORIGTEABFLAN of said cityi fu Wits
Lot number oliysiour go aud CEN feet
adjoining ilot numhcr iorty-tuflo liIls tHH
street, ~ Che corner 0l Walnut street, and
cofupFlBiuB the present Na9ldnunH Df MfH4
Madeline Ns tlaHnNIIus hN HtNgt LJ tna HHHa
mont OF one hundred dollars annually 10
said Madeline ~ Laushliu auriug ler iifs.
hundred and nny feet. more or lUsa, t1 Lun
alley. Dolhn the corner pHft 90 l1t uHHD0r
seventeen llllf 81 uHifo ~ the ioWnI corner
81 Weternnd sycamore affeetHi embracing
the HlOIehouae, wnrcroOmH, &C.. row ugau-
pied by samuel orr, Erq.
The tower OF westerly ouo-fDuiiI. of I0f
number one hundred and thirteen NIUs
being lh< feet front on Second street ami
extending back n the Famo Wldiu, ~ tHo
Joins the livery esl@piishment Cf Joseph
ALSO
a strip forip-flVe fcot In front ON water
Street. eElfuQluE back, Of tne HHTIn WIHtuf
one hundrgd auc teu fnot more nr Ieasf tu
Of the over hide or Dot number nge llI5 Hd-
joining iob number siN I1I. iu ilo Lower
En iargemcut OF said c tv.
L0is four 'Di ~ 5), aud six '1l Iu hi4ft
number one hundred and Ten lhDi in i4'-
Lots one NJ two Oh. and lhrao al. Dog
Laughllu 81 JuneFs HuDdlWlH um ul original
lot q block ld4s LamnHco.
twelve and eighteen months, with interest
MARY ASH LauouLlNi
JAN le5 UgHHihtiiif.ry
HUGH WOODsiDEl
THos. II. GARvnv. Attorney.
may l8 d8l (WedA $40 W4t
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SUPPOSE He Is, AND THEN?-Os-
borne is still alive. and as able as he
is willing to do all kinds of sign work
from marking an umbrella to labelling
a drug store. For particulars call at
No. q, Locust Street. je12 2Weod.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Henry Lob
meir was brought up before His
Honor on the charge of being drunk
and disorderly, and whipping his
wife. He was found guilty, and fined
and eosted in the sum of $40. Hav-
ing no money, he was sent to prison.
Lohmeir is said to be a hard working
man, when sober. but lately he has
figured quite often before the Re
corder.
John Sheer. for being disorderly,
and for fighting, was charged SO So.
Replevied.
VIM. Sheer, for the same ofFenses,
was charged 81 So, which he paid.
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CHOICE SUGAR CURED CANvAssED
HAMs.-Try Elliott, Rufner & Co.'s
hams, equal to the best in the mar
ket, aud every ham warranted to give
satisfaction. TO be had at retail of
Parsons, Scovillc & Moffett, Vim.
Caldwell, VIM. III. Reed, s. II. 5.
Cook, and other dealers. je9tf
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FOR BLACE WORMS AND pfMpLH8
on The face use FeTgB'8 C3UIedolc ana PINE
pte AieHcdDt prepared only uY lI. y. q.
PERKY. 13 E0uo Street now york. Sold
oVerg whore. The trade supplied w whole
SAFE medicine dealers. tmhli O5ut WHm
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HATCmE l.0H'9 nam UYU-

This splendid HHlr Dya la the boot LH tho
world Tue only true HuN perfect 1870.
harmless, reIfa1In lnHf#uhHueurN uu dire
appuiu no ridiculous tlutas RENEE
diesthB 900 effects of bad UEfHt HiVlFouirI
and leaves the Hair aoM and hHHufIIHis
BLACK or Drown. sold HT ni DrurTtHiH
and FTfumrass and properly applied Ht
Hatchr'pr'a wig Factory, Nu. ID Bond $50
New York
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Duschrr's Dead Shot Ser 1Ifd-MuEa
Uutcilcr's LirhfntuE E1y KILLER
Fold by Druggists Everywhere.
mayo dwlm I8Nf
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BACON. FLOUR AND SALT. - We
offer to the trade full supply at the
lowest market prices.
l.. RUFFNER, JR. q Co..
je8te No. 5 North Water Street.
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BE~ Lead PenciIs-Faber's, Eagle,
American and Rehback's pencils for
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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BGF Use but one mattress with the
50 70 Bed Bottom. je15.
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~ Inkstands of nearly every vari-
ETY. for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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INSURANCE PAID.-We are gratifed
to learn that our fellow citizens,
Messrs. I. & d. Hermann, have re-
ceived the amount of their insurance
on the losses sustained by the fire in
Henderson some weeks ago.
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BSE~ The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city: ..
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
and a variety of " grades of SUPER
fine.
apo FL. ID ALLIs & Co.
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TOBACCO SALES To DAY.-Martin,
G rdner & Company will sell at the
Planters Warehouse to-day, about
eighty hogsheads of tobacco.
Weldon Brothers & Company will
probably sell about fifty hogsheads.
We are requested to announce that
the sales will commence at 10 O'clock
A. NJ. precisely, and the merchants are
requested to be on hand at that hour.
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Ba- Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at La. ID. HEIMAN's.
pE- The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by L. c..
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. aas mar5-tf
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e. HOPKINS 81 CO.,
NJ IL IL Cs....a

4FOs I'd z tIst hJtIe6t'
Summer Dress Goods at COST
Great bargains in Bleached and
Brown Muslins, Lawns, Ginghams,
Cassimeres, Shawls, Lace Points and
Circulars. Parasols aud Fans, Carpets
and Wall Paper. We are compelled
to rebuild the front of our store In
July, and want to sell the goods be-
fore the work commences. Now is
your time to buy. Ije14 ct
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INoREAsING.-The amount of to-
bacco shipped to this port for sale,
steadily increases. The total number
OF hogsheads sold last week foot up
800, against 266 for the week before.
The total sales of the two weeks
amount to 656 hogsheads, which
shows, better than anything that we
can say, how well this market is ap-
preciated by shrewd planters and
shippers. The figures speak for
fhemselras
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10th Patches FreCkles h Tan.
The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY Ton
hose nE0WH fCOLoahff1HH 0u Gao larg
p1fyVs Moth nnd EBeekIe L0if0n. Pfr-
AIRED only by Dr. %. q. PERRY, t0 Bond
Street, New YORK. Sold everywhere.
anrZ3 dein
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Bag All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber q Co.'S. I'm
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SOME bargains in Lama and silk
points and retondes at Hughes.
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River Dispatches.

NEW ORLEANS, june - --IAiiAFPNt NAV~1
Republic.
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- uwRER-A lot of secondhand lum'
~ her INQUIRE at JAQUESS, HUD-
SPETH s. CO.'S, No. 10 North First street,
Evansville. Ind. JunIU 01W
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