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OFFICERS,

OFFICERS;
u; ULAkk, Phiisdeiphis, President.
aonm,,,h' Vhsirmsn Finance and Hreoutsys
BEsRT D. COOKE. washington. Vic. Pre-.
sMkRsos W. PEEr. Philsaelphis. secrets.
B.sTURSKR Washington. A.-,.,.n, s.c,.,.
fkANOls q. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Direct.
MEDICAL ADVISORY mann
j.. BARsks. Surgeon General United +,
r. J. HoRwIfZ, Ohief Medical p.n.,,.
United etates NAVY, Washington,
ID. W. BLISS, n. D., " WsshiRgtsn.
The advantages offered by INF. Company .r..
a., 20 cnn = s.oan oempsny, chartered By special
paid mp capital Of sl On 60
IL offers lo~ rates Of premium.
~ iurnishes larger Insurance than other CON-
penies for the same money.
ts definite and certain IN fts terms.
nnt home company IN every locality.
lie policies are exempt from sttachnent
are no Unnecessary restrictions an the pol
Every policy ts non -forfeitsbIe
Policies may be taken which pay % the insured
their full amount and return ell the premium ms so
tina, me INSURANCE. costs only the decrease ne
Policies VIII be issued that win pay Go th. IN.
sured during life an annual income Of one tenth
the smeunt named in the policy.
NO eLtra rate 10 charged for risks upon thsiives
IL fneures not 20 secure dividends, but st 90 loo
o cost that dividends will be impossible
i LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED In EvnRY
ties for such agencies sits suitable
ehsuld be addressed TO the Compsnys General
Agents only In their respective disfricts
en- application sf the once Of the Company 10 this
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PRIcE 2, CENTS.
SENT sIALEp BIZ POET.
"MANkoOO.O

MANHOOD"
Ons Hssdsed snd Fifty foxrtk Edi,ios OF this
new medical pamphlet, revised and yust pubrsbed
BY the suthor, Or. Curtis, This valuable work
treats on the cause and cure OF premature decline
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ADDRESS THE ArrHoR, No. So. Nopra
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Extracts from Rerie.es Of tkis Wo-k ,o1m.nr,.-
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CtSTIs on MANHOOD should be In the hands OF
youth and old are. It is q medical publication.
ably written; and deyelopes the trestmsnt Of
bes the pr.y Of the iIiiterste and desisniss
United Se1rics Gazette sA'As'-
CURTIS ON MaNHoop-It deyelone. IN. ,..-e.,
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counsry %oeIs ~ ssS sS w wssc.1sd rortans.s for
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hardy, vigorous spirits OF the olden ssmeG&,Asns ~
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.non " Sc.s no ssuas shsS IN the Ell
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the few books nov before the public On ssoS :
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0rnfn on uAHnocp..rhis ID truly valuable
yerk, sa1 sheold Be n Che hes1s Of Young an1
old. The lroiss.tonal rspatarioa Of the author,
msdicsi referee "a the sssS3nsSs of ssrsous ass..
ty. &C., fully eccounts Tor the imeDse crcl lstSou
Is Sss sSsasSsS.Asss1ss as % N.as. "seA treat
DR. OuRfIe ~ - consulted upor al osses of
sIMINAL ssl PHYeIcAk DEBILITY, ePEk.
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ga "Mush and Milk Festival' was held
in the Town Hall OF Ashland, Ohio, last Tues
day evening.
~Three boys in Sheffield, England, have
been sentenced TO thirty days i'm prisonment for
terturing q cat. They covered IL with naptha
and set il on fire.
~ Mayor Charles Parker, of Meriden, CT,
has Just given 1000 to the State industrial
school for girls, and ]. q. Lewis and Julius
Pratt have contributed $500 each to the same
object. .-e 49,
~ There are symptoms OF q gold fever in
England. Gold has been found in Sutherland.
Ihere has been, as yet, no "rush to the diggins" I"
but prospecting" is very active.
An immense amount OF lumber win be
cot in the Maine forests this winter-three
times - N ueh on the Penobsco,, 1t il estimated,
as last winter.
~ young woman subject to epilepsy, In
stove, and no one being present 70 relieve her,
abe literally roasted 70 death.
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Financial Matters in BaItimsrs To-day
BALTINoRB, Jan. 5.-Virgnia 6's, old il. /.
scribed, IS bid, IS asked; do. 1s67, 4S bid; do.
coupon, old, ssh bid; do. coupon, new, 81 bid.
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Gov. SWAMI AND THE GoyERNoR E1rcr
Governor Swami, who has been recently suf.
fering from an attack Of pneumonia in this city,
has greatly improved in health, and his condi.
ton Is no longer regarded as dangerous. He
will probably be able TO attend at Annapolis to
receive his successor on Wednesday, the l3th
inst, when his gubeYnatorial term expires As
Gov Bowie has already been inaugurated, aud
the General Assembly will not be IN session. IL
Is not expected that there Will be any public
demonstration on the occasion OF the entry of
Gov. Bowie upon his executive duties. Gov.
Swann Will only be called upon to place in the
hands OF his successor the archives Of the
state, when the latter will Immediately enter
upon his executive duties.-Bal. Sun.
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Remarkable Cure of Chronic Catarrh.

Remarkable Cure of Chronic Catarrh.
I;NSIsHED IN WEIGHT THIRTY POUNDS. USpER
M. ABoRNs TREATMENT THE PATIENT HAS
GAINED TA1RTY- THREE POUNDS.
Testified to BY DR.. r. B Brown, Of Troy, Jefferson
County.
DE-. ABoRS-Dear Sir: some twelve or fourteen
years since was seized with Catsrrh of the Head
which, despite oil the efforts OF four skilled
medical men. continued to grow worse, until my
throat became seriously affected. The head dis
charges we're Q source Of constant annoyance and
'erJ offensive. My constitution soon began to
give way under the fearful ravages of the disease
% that 1 iOst thirty pounds in weight. had de-
SPARED Of securing relief, until referred to you
b Henry Brown, Of jefferson county, whom you
lad cured oil deafness. 1t is now one year since
ieonmeneed Your treatment, and Am rejoiced 70
say that BY your skill and trearmen, I Am now
ssite restored to healthy state. Since pndsr
treatment 1 have gained thirty three pounds.
which is three pounds heavier than 1 ever weighed
before. The serious nature Of my cond,,,or and
treatment, convince me that the moe, as.na,.,.
eases iced not despair Of hope
BIT. KICK,
Fec ), 1857. Clarion county, Pa.
p s-Dr. b. b. Brown, Troy, jefferson county
Pa, 10 familiar with the nature of my case and
yssr successful treatment, and may be referred 70
relative thereto.
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TEs UNITED STATES SUFRENx COURT "a.
assembled yesterday. all The Jndge. being pres
.nt, hrI no ssslne.s OF general io:eTee, wsz
uahSac.edy
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
O.. JEwELLS PREMIUM SOAPS
are acknowledged TO be
TIE BEST SOAPS FOB THE LEAST MONEY
IN the market.
They are made on the old fashion plan By boil.
ing, and are free from au Injurious Chemical
sdulterstions.
The premium ORIENTAL eOAP,
The NEW YORK CITY SOAP.
The I" CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP,
The LAUEDRY SOAP,
Are brands OF superior quality. and are guarsn.
eed to give perfect satisfaction.
ASK YoUR GBOcER for any OF these and taks
For sale By al OF the BEsr aR0OERs in tn.
Manufactory, Nos 500 and SCI q street north
Between eth and sth.
" M-a Mashinston. Do.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- w.sH;IssIes ,s,;I 2; q DecembsE q, less. =,
villa Hn ihi Sh aAaRfsoN q sraositp % GUILs rPd
Ssg q S
f. e ordered der the. said petition Be heard this
OPPOSE
and other papers should Be. filed in this ONCE
"en'' '-'' 0s'0rs the aA' q iIisaX ffsun roorE.
oeSl-lawSW Commissioner Of Patents.
II 8. PATENT OFFICE.
tn. .ssIsca sf D ra6e Fl
him s dsy S5 a n aa: Of
II a ass Of % inn
other goodstthis application having been au thor.
ized by act Of Congress approved June Is, lSds:
once on the sts asy q Msrek next ANY ser.o. = som
%ay opposs thi. s.tsn:ioe: , SblsctiSn:, depo:
once s.:n, s' Ssss Sst s:sss: q s.sss n sA'
desl.lswsv 0onmissioner Of fatsnts.
1or Sals e as psf Thousand By -
F. JOHN a. BAKER,
AGRICUL TURAL WAREHOUSE.
oe1-D&Wu Ne. % and 90 Louisiaas sSeuu q
TTNITID STATES PATENT OTTTOT.
tn: sss'slSs1 u sS'1ois e = sstn q is .,
sai:s: sis 3. .Ss &: . g; q: = s.s
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I'm J1yylseou maAs.
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fss:si5ass,c.:sss ss'.s'. ssSoSS WiiisfSs.
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0eyernnent Securiti.a.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S, ls69.-Jay Oooke 4
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment securities:
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR HRAR BYHALIA. Miss
The Memphis Avalanche has received ths par.
uculars Of horrible case, of recent occur
renee, near Byhalia. Tom Still, a colored
foreman on the plantation OF Mrs. Bronson,
had wife who was criminally intimate with
another black man named Edmund Tuntsall,
and at her instigation Still was murdered.
She tried to poison him, but not succeeding.
Tuntsall beat out Stills brains with an axe.
Tnntsall and Mrs. Still then, while Still was
yet alive, put him in a hole about two feet deep,
and Tuntsall, jumping upon the body, forced
it down. Still being missed, search was made
and the body found. Mrs. Still and her para
mour were arrested, and are now in Holly
Springs iall,
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~A mouse nest, feathered with fourteen
dollars of greenbacks and fracuonals, was
found in q store az Green Bay, Wisconsin.
whereupon q local paper observes ssThis in
a strong argument for the resumption of specie
payment, as even the lower animals are groSr.
ing wastefui and extravagant under an imitation
Of paper curren cy,"
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O0AQI ORANGE PLANTS,
Tor sals e es psf thousand byS
F. JOHN a. BAKER.
AGRICUL TURAL WlREHOUSE.
oe0-DkW0 Qo. % and 90 Isoufsiaaa ax.on .
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HOME EVIDENCE
OF THE
DURABILITY
CHRONIC cATAsRA
DEAFNESS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
DEcENBER q, 1865.
This is to certify that have been afflicted with
Chronic Catsrrh and Sore Throat for twenty
year. past, and have suffered a:utely therefrom
Isr two years. Though no; very deaf, have al
ways heard indistinctly. 1 have been under the
treatment Of Doe tor Aborn, Of 24s street. for
two weeks, and cheerfully assert that cure of
the Chronic CstArTh and Sore Throat Is being rap
IDLY Effected, and that hear muc h more distinctly
than before was treated.
j. +. JONES,
Third Auditor Ofice.
Gentleman al Years of Age Acknow-
ledge. the Restoration of his Hearing.
WASHINGTON, d. O..
DECEMBER 23, 1853.
DR. AEoRN:
pEARsIR 1 wish to acknowledge the remark
able success Of your restment In my Gaze. had
been deaf for the past twenty years as to be
able 10 hear, except when addressed in a very
high tone. After ten days under your treatment
my hearing appears to be perfectly restored. / am
Iyears Of age.
Yours, very truly,
P. NOpISE, 2s2 street,
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RETURN OF GEN. GRAHT.-General Grant
returned home last evening from PHILADELPHIA,
accompanied by his two sons, Ulysses s. Jr,
and Jessie, and his little daughter Nellie The
GENERAL was At has headquarters to-day, and
uuiihs tae forenoon busily engaged in dis.
posing OF business which has accumulated
oHi'ns h's absence. Among the visitors this
Iae1L4As were General Meade, General Van
@iie', Senator Pomsroy, and others General
Grant VIII probably visit Baltimore coon as
ne guest OF VIM. ]. Albert, Esq.
SECRETARY McCULLocH yesterday received
he following letter enclosing len cents;
FHILADELPHIA, A, Jan. ;, lse9.-Yo ne Uo,,.,u.
'le, NJ Secretary of ne Fr,asury. ". g A. ma
Sir. herein enclosed please find as cont-ihn-
tson toward The liquidation OF the national d..,t
Gn annual tribute. knowing you will sppre.
ciAte te,s magraniTni-y, believe ne trniy ,tir.
billy BARLow
CT the United States which n.e
Tun Co..
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THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF rHl

Chartered BY Special Act Of Congress, Al.
proved July Is, less.
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HON. JNo. A. LOGAN, OF ILL.,, who has Deen
confined TO his home, by severe indisposition,
for some time past, is, we are glad to say, much
better, and occupied his seat in the House to-
day.
The New York herald., 1869-08-26

rv,O IET-A LARGE FRONT PArtoR, UNrURNysIIRD
| or Furnished with without Board, to party willing
20 alveuce a months ron. Address Mrs W. RAY, Union
square Pos, Office.
The New York herald., 1869-08-26

I1OR sALE-ONE or THE MOST DESIRABLE AND
convenient Residences, the Hill in the city Of New
not sn nnutss walk from the Post ce and bathing
beach III: estate fsd yh oil the modern oonvensnces
q rain and two wells bs. spring water On na the island
The estate has been occupied BY John e. Heckscher
New York for the past three years For terms naafess
Dnrt
The New York herald., 1869-08-26

Ar HUNTINGTON, L. L-FOR SALE, A splendid
"A Farm 70 acres, Stock and Crops with .nne buildings
House 26x56. VIII give great bargain Owner compelled
Z" '''' ~sA' D. r. CURLEY, 27 New Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1869-08-26

roOOMS WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. A
IL singe gentleman wants comfortable paro< and Bed
room with bathroom convenient second or third floor,
within half dozen squares Of Union League Club break
fast only wante to served ia room. II saed ut
sOnabe rate, would engage for year Best references
given Address, stating location and sermA W. L. r. Herald
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-16

iana a,swv sish. Iheb. 4#assa." no
remarked. q dat last gemblam you
spoke of, pays for de Washing does
he2"
No" continued the other, he
will hand it to the Quartermaster ;
but as there is no such officer here at
present, some proper person must q st be
under direction of the President, aud
his appointment must be approved by
the Senate. Congress not being in
session now, the commission cannot
be issued until after it meets. When
this commission is received, the
Quartermaster will show it to the
Collector; he will pay it, you giving
your receipt"
The unfortunate negro first scratch
ed his head, then shook it, and
finally said:
L guess I'll hab to let dis washing
slide, but it am de last job | does for
Uncle Sam, sure"
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FOR 500 PER LINE

We will insert an advertisement in ONE
THoUSAA d NEWSPAPERS, ONE MONTH. The
List includes SINGLE PAPERS OF OVER
loo, 900 CIRCULATION WEEKLY, more than
Il o DAILY PAPERS, in which the adver-
tIser OBTAINS "A insertions to the month,
aud the leading papers in more than SEQ
different tOaO7lS aud cities Complete files can
be eraaained at our office. send stamp for
our circular. Address GEO. X. POWELL
& CO., Advertising Agents, New York.
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WI AND SENTIMENT.
BEAUTIFUL HANDS.


Such beautiful, beautiful hands!
20 They re neither white nor small
And you, L know, would scarcely thlnk
That they We're far at all.
I've looked or hands v hose form and hue
A sculptor's dream might be;
Yet are these age0, wr1nKied hands
Most beautiful to me.
Such beautiful. beautiful hands!
Though heart were weary and sad,
These patient hands kept toiiing on
That the children might be glad
r Il almost weep. as, looking back
To childhoOd's distant day
i think how these hands rested not
When mine were at their play.
Such beautiful, bea utifu1 hands!
They're growing feeble now;
For time and pain have lett their work
On hand and heart and brow.
Alasi alas the nearing time,
- And the sad, sad d2y to me.
When meath The daisies, out of sight,
LEI These hands viii FOLDED be.
But, oh beyond this shadow lamp,
Where all is bright and fair
i know full well THESE dear old hands
.,.,r VIII palms of viotOry bear
Where crystal streams, through endless
years,
Flow over golden sands,
And where the old grow young again,
.r.- I'll clasp my mothers hands.
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Rome Monldinps-

WYE WOULD PARTICULARLY
w call the attention of builders and
merchants to an invoice OF Rome Mould
ings just received at the Builders Empo-
rium-a new article, never before offered
in this market, and just the thing, COM
btntng beauty, durability, and economy
in a remarkable degree.
BABCOCK q STEELE,
Water Street, bet. Locust and Walnut,
fel0 Evansville, Ind.
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NOW AND THEN.

. love will make the real heart ache
That never ached before;
And meek and merry eyes twill make
With solemn tears run o FER.
In tears we parted tenderly,
My love and / lang syne;
And ever more she avowed to be
Mine own, aye mine, all mine!
Sing o the tree is bIossoming,
t. Bot the worm IS at the root;
And many a daring flower OF spring
VIII never come to fruit.
We meet now in the streets of life;
All gone, the Old sweet charms;
At my side leans lOVtn, wife;
She-passes babe in arms.
OERAED MASSEY.
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Era T1W .
nor O1'.er Rfyer Items See Fourth Page.
Weather and Wntar

The weather yesterday was partly
cloudy. mild and pleasant, with indi-
cations Of rain.
The river, during the twenty-four
hours ending at 3 P, NJ. yesterday, had
fallen sixteen inches, and is falling
more slowly. It will probably come
to a stand and commence rising to-
dav
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B. L. D. GUFFY,
a TTORNEY At Az.

MoRGANTOWN, KY,
" III practice in the counties of Butler,
Warren, Muhlenburg, Ohio, and Mclean.
of claims
RefeFe nces-W heeler Il Riggs, HoIIinP-
worth q Bro, Chas. BabcocK q Co. Tap2a
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DIR. Burton,s Tobacco AntidOt9E

=
WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR TOBACC0 Is
entirely uegeEbs aud harmless Ii IlulHes and ei.hes
the Mood invgOrates the system possesses great rlsr
ing all strengthening power, Is an excellent ttne ana
appetSr, enables the stomach digest the hearieSt
health. SBsoFers and ckeoers for sirtg SsdTs cared.
Price FiftNcents per box An interesting ease the
injurious eScs of tobacco, with lists of monials ref
erences etc. AsENT FREE Agents wanted. Address
y Dr. 1. R. ABBOTT, JeEey City, y J. F
TESTINTOrIL AfLS-
PosTNAsTER's kEsTIaoNY--I reefy a box Of Bur.
TOMS Aptilote FROM Rev. NJ yAltG and find it
eeefqag cure. 5. GAysHAL, ConnTrcn ar ison Co, o.
FRons TIN. u s TRS. sURY, SekeFrgf offce.-Plcase
send a supply of the AZ FIDoTgS The seeeired has
done as cork SURELY = 4 4 Eb>-Ak
FnoM Nrw HAMPsar AsfATE PRIso .-Gen.leraeu
Of influence here having esh cured OF ne aipeHie To-
tobacco by using DIR. Bus Aniadoie we ueSiis a SUI
nj for the prisoners OF til IN ltutl9h -.
~ JosgpH MAYO. AssrdeNof N. H. State Prison.
R.,gr~e,s TESTIMONY. d - Burtons Antidote ioi
1oi,scco Egs ,tceog4lIisseI all clailN,} for IT,
w Manu. st Nat Bank New Albany Ind
A CLERGYMas's EsTIMoSY.-- oEE&ox OF ANTIDoTE
Rev T. r. SHOEMAKER. Kelley Station Ia
FRoM THE .rSL1cE HEADQUARTERs, IiESs, Mass
haze gained frly-fus pounds 81 flesh a. tT aigluts ey
using DR.. ytoas Antdote, and all destJe q
removed + WEI L. " NJ "l-
FROsI (HE SoUT8ERN HONE Journal, sBALSINoRk,
MD.CEe box OF Burfons AnfidOte felR0Eed athaestfe
ot from me- take pleasure in recoTnnle 0lhs
II to ~ our readers. s.f. 4. Y. SLATER, EdVr.
FOR SALE BY ELL DRUGGISTS.
Trademark K Copyrighted
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Dissolution.

FEgHE PARTS EEsSsEEP EEERETO.
Il tore existing between j. w. and O. W
Henson, known as the above firn in the
undertaking business. Is this day by rnu-
tual consent, dissolved. q. W. Henson
xvifhdrawing from the nrm. The business
will be continued al the old stand, No. 1873
Main Street, between fourth and Fifth.
J. W. Henson Is authorized TO settle the
business OF the old firm. ~
apr9 DIV w. HENSON.
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Arrivals and Departures.

The arrivals and departures up to 3
P. NJ. yesterday include the Minneap-
oils, Pittsburg to St. Paul; the Clara
Scott, from Wabash River: Hartford.
Green River to return; Louisiana.
New Orleans to Cincinnati; Mollie
Norton, Henderson to return; Sallie
", Mount Vernon to return; Falls
City, Louisville to Bowling Green /;
Tarascon, Louisville to return.
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Oats and P tatOes.

Octbc GNU L " NceOOCOs
KEYE HAVE IN STORE TEHE FOL-
W lowing, in prime condition, which
is offered to the trade:
100 bush. choice Peach blow Potatoes, at
75c per buShel:-
so bushels choice Northern Blue PJta-
toes, at zoe per bushel;
300 bags choice Black Seed Oats;
so bushels choice w hite Seeds Oats.
BABCOUK d. STE LIE,
Water Street, between Locust and Wall
nut, Evansville, Indiana. mh22
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Sale of Unclaimed Goods.
ruxo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN :

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Notice is hereby given that all unclaim-
ed goods left at the Builders Emporium,
Water street, between Locust and Walnut,
Evansville, Indiana. and remaining on
hand one year, will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the Auction
Boom of Hiram Nelson, Esq, Locust
Street, opposite the Post-O Office, on the 4th
day of May, 1863. A list of the goods can
be seen by calling at the Builders Empo-
rum. BABCOCK & STEELE.
February Sd, 1869. Dim.
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LAW CARDS.
I. NJ. sHACKLRFoRD. VIM. f. PARRErT
SHACKELF0RD & PARRETT,
Attorneys at Law.
OEFrcE-TBIRD STREET, between MGin
and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
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w. P. HARGRAVE
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