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FEW oK1KARg. March 1S.-Cof1oA-Acuve. and y
axe higher; ratddltngs, &c, recc1pu. 7,A3 bNess
observation-disclosures exchange. lax ;seoumerctGl.
lux; New York sight. VIC preuaErn+
Groc!I1s+-snssI nafl comiaon5 ltae: prane,
ltkc. AulAl Sea BcAsct uf1Ne, S52 &c tontt &nu
and .over f1!F, ltx013kc:
EKxAlaTEYytFlouf dull and lowtrs tupeftne,
3s51N3 Is uounie exiTa. $50: reba extra, A1s.
Torn eaatcr se21sc. Oats lower 1t es461t- Bran.
1l.G.
HAr-F1rR: prime. 20 .uo&7s 50.
rtov1s1oEs-f'orE dali II sc3-S. Bacon only ~ re-
tai II Ade khou.osfa. l4kc Rtoe< 17k34Sc. L21c
| dpil; ttnste, lskRtsKe; keF, zoH47lEc-
KuMKkI- Depressed: rrctthtd NasIsfu, aaa2ssc.
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Tho escat book ealu In FortItnl BlceE. touth'
CTS, core e. ct Washington and Dearborn strecte
elaes .hs week Full deceptive Catalogues q
the last rte tars o. ihts R.eA: tA!e, ocsapy!eR
fSw1 1a1srsz. Many os The Eoes valuable
po< u sre 4et 10 be rold. erccial a'tenflou Il
dtreeied 10 the e&ttlo5ue, u It auciudes naln!
ysrt aco valuable books enca af aruquaElals &Et
hteeatt ufz Will be sure 10 Isok a1ttr.
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Gjtp Ksat Estatg for 9atF.

EOR aALE- Choice South sIda Residences:
Z. aTFEHTF F0URTH-<T. ne4z AsehixaaH'"'
os K4sRasKSt2, sss e1sSo ns:S oueus,.1tA. saree
stns1 oF!ek: los tsx'eA slt.1s. ..,,v h,ek
AID toed lot SI73qA .
ISUtASA-AE. near Twenty .nrsi~st-. good frsma
LINCOLN PAFK REAi pKECg g. Des.botn.st. ns.s
Merit -ay. eltxA4t 1tofT NINA, french fooE. Ia
l1Ll view Of The Lake. lot z3xit3. 4t7Lao.
fe1tps Ter? easy 10 Ill Anova property.
GOODH1LLiE d EfEH, 10 NtdiIon-sss
u OR sALE-Lota Gu HastinRa.At., near
+ C1ayte fcho-!. i7oo.
Iots OF tkttehtltss htzf Clarke school, ssoo.
Lots Gu @d4mB IT 1873
lol Oh jAct tor II. {s73.
1rf1 ~ w0oo.tr ntAf Monroe. I3,oGQ, MEAD d
C0E, II WaAflnSton Ut.
| TOR 9ALE-1o0 choice lots at EueleWood.
J. near the station And Normal School. 'tas nncst
| pi4cc to secure I hene. uILnURp 4 Co.. = Is
/ SxUetRs.
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Everybody who has = Cough or Cold
bntb thn famous Dr. stcY+ns t:ou9h Srrpp,
wEtch cures tte eam4 al onet. Every drugcfst
has IL and fR eu1y 23 cents per bottle Tho hacking
ccprh t. n4de 10 ccatc i; no headache ensnes. no
1s purely theulcal, there arc 20 druRs to stuplfJ
or s!cker, In case tho demand tor this most
popnips remedy has been 70 l1rge = 70 eKhsuee
your retail d1ugg!ss4' supply, Fuller. Finch q
fuller, Chicago, cau Ill your orders.
, 1869-03-24

Al Hcrre's weltkpo1n ml!nteF1 establish
uent, No. 141 Lake street, on Tno1acr, March
IS, teerr will be 4 grand opening OF Pa:ts asd
New Ycsk rtJles Ct Trimmed bats Ths oeea:ton
viii admit of the pubic oecpu1ug wtta regarding
tic ia'est lmpotfations from the E.st. III cs-
pcelally to the raee ~i shls opportunity fur bay
ipc n rctsoT Rbl- aausrs be i good one Tee
n tiutA!oa OF th.s estaf flthn GET rrotoses gen
tsal s,tekoapce On 1nb cay menncned-
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n femoJat cf usrtal ia. ia cyitenden naaif
-'hc las one in The slate; also setsma.e1dux
tho t+-estAhnshtaent r Of thn Cont OF VslR1s Bath
b ustA psssed \ Yess fre1p N aajouYn slse dk
AeFi!i; Alto hill making St1ta bonds secelT-
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nAR.uBE1a, March Is -Tre LesNnths M .Siss sS,H :
tfe cnr.esHd siect.on eAss Of - Rntsta 1nNes'
Recn nbi,c.p, asaIst 1hous. Sfesno1n ,nn,. tn;s :,
:sat: Tor u, aSfsnRt a = nn2t n f.tor q ThaJes
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aradache, 14nguoF aud us1xnch oily,
eeterally spring from dlsotdefsd stomach -.
rtmoren bT f}r JI1Ee'e SipaaFe Pulls: 4 few
daees Of which viii 10 I, utd TO stiuu'a'o ~
liver md stomach TO healthy Action, ren;EsuY IL
b1liousptes, and producing FsEulsr cv1cQAaoAi
ot the bowels. Sold By ali druggists.
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fuulp4r Tar Soap-71 4 ss7k&l0 aura
fof chapred hAada 2Id IL 1ou2hreea Q. irritation
OF the KIN, ceIema, EnX Eosm. sAit xhcun, PIN.
n]es and nj other cut4aoor9 Affections. making
lie eftu eon md smooth. A4u1sat1a1tc BY CA&-
veil, Hazard i Co., Hew kotk. told y 1T
Arur
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One Corn EXTRACTED for so cent? txn,
f1;iffrc. Il rs fo1r, Sl,s0 By Or. STEPHENS. N
CI.yk stree'. auphsne' AL Right ftltt yea R:htuk
cot1f, Druggists have It IS CENTS pr boz
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Zeal EBtatR 9aantRn.

WAHTED-To purchase hotse, and from
70 y .srs; q t,oana ~tta fruts tIees, sn5po
viii ffnm 10 10 % ullra Of the etv Aedtees N1in
fnll det estrt1on 4hd low at PRICE, Il. E. HICICQEk
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AH Il &N2 A&s

uyxru,,. Mach ss --1rc ApPtsFs Ltt'e R,sf
.t-, .... - StxAtnk, A2.s IL C-,sI1.'A s<4s =
, 1869-03-24

A. least 10000 msn zna children
rarN tern painted WITH Wo.cott's Pain Paint, Al
ls9 scuth Clark strest, ChtcaSo, nee of expense.
IEtyate rpGna,
, 1869-03-24
HARRLEiDs

Constitution wAkaI II Z certAfn ours
for Dtabetc5 and Ill diseases Of tho E!dneJs. Fer
ea,o by al druggists.
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Gnuntrp 81 raj Estate.

" "ANTBD-Real estate In the vicinity o
" Laheola Park. Addreas. u sting terms and 10
c3ttoa, u. AUGUSTINE, BOZ 6o.3. Punt Once.
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BuBt1teBH Gbat1reH.

4 RARE OPPORTUNrTY-Thes stock, dx
~ ,ursa letse ana good IN ot = mn satss!! shsd
fIike1-st.l Of F1tuourRh. p, y 1ov offered fss
sale On The best Of te1m5 The stock e nsssiy ~
BatisfsettEY res1on. given for selling out For par
rculAss address q y. carr bcx 1sals f1taou1Zo.
Pa.
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ITO RENT-S1celY furnished rdg1ng rooms.
i without bonTl. comfortable. cheap and kept In
order to q tnlenen only, u = MchlxAnsay. and Is
Ernth
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Boarntng ann Ao19f11g

~ Quircy.Et., near 6tate.-Furnished room,
/ Nt,n Snoo boazr, for one Or two gentlemen. ara
nit uses' all from Court HOUSE RslAstnre fo-
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lost, :Tou1m, ST.

TAKEN UP-one bay team horse, which
l. the owre eAu have By Esl Ing ~ III X 'nroe-ss
40 k-eSx1k xsuts1H.
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Vanderbilt Built.

The brass thing put up in New
York and unvailed with as much awe
and horror as if it had been Houdon's
statue of Washington, turns out to be
a Grade botch as a work of art The
Inquire. OF the steamboat captain is
wretchedly dore, and the allegorical
representations of scenes in his phi
Ianthroplc career simply ridiculous.
Thus we have the extraordinary nov
city of man having the brass to
erect to himself a monument of his own
virtues, and garnished with those
scenes IN his own career that he de-
sired to call the special attention OF
the ladies and gentlemen and particu-
larly the little boys of future Oener-
atoms to, as worthy of their example.
The vanity and purse-proud conceit
that would induce a man to squander
eight hundred thousand dollars on
this parody, this abortion of art,
Is past belief. With that money what
library or gallery of fine arts or
an asylum or university might no.
have been established? Coming close
upon the noble charities Of Mr.
Peabody, 1t is the acme of vulgar. iii.
bred ostentation, and, compared ever
to Stephen Girard' S use of his money
it is contemplate It is the sort O.
thing Dickens should have made Mr.
Bounderby do, but it IS a melanchol,
piece of expensive foolishness ar
American of Vanderbilt's kidney
only would be guilty Of The poor Of
New York, as they pass it will doubt
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low EVANSVILLE can BnIId and Fur-

4
nlsh q FirSt-clar5 Eotel.
Let the undertaking e house per-
fectly finished and furnished, the
house exclusive of ground and bust
ness rooms under or in it to cost not
less than .S75, 900; the furniture TO
cost not less than $4,000.
To get it up, let the City Council, or
Board of Trade, or both together, APP
point committee of three on Plan
and Subscription.
Let the Committee request t&o or
three architects TO furnish plans,
specifications and estimates. the archi-
tect whose plan is accepted to be paid
reasonable fee, with The prospect
of employment for construction. The
plans 10 be dapted TO corner loca-
ton of not exceeding 80 feet square.
The House to be built and furnished
by private enterprise, upon a bonus
to be raised by subscription, and may
be built on fee simple or a long
lease of the ground. The proprietor
may build business rooms under the
Hotel, or not, at his pleasure, but the
Hotel to cost $4,000 exclusive of
such business. rooms.
When the Committee has procured
and adopted plan, they are to call a
meeting of the citizens and exhibit it,
and ask for subscription of $4,000
bonus for the house, and $4,000
bonus for the furniture, to be paid to
any one who will build and furnish the
house. Say $4,000 to be paid when
$4,000 has been expended on the
house, and $4,000 on the completion,
and the $4,000 for the furniture
when S25, 600 worth of furniture is
delivered in the house. This hotel
to be located anywhere between Wal
nut and Division. and Fifth and
Water Streets.
When the subscription is made up,
advertise the project-the plan sub
ject to modification by the Committee,
to suit the proprietor, without lessen
ing the beauty or cost of the house,
on the original plan as adopted.
The certain early completion Of the
r., ii. & N. R. r., and of the Danville
route to Chicago, makes the construc-
ton Of such hotel at the same time
an absolute necessity to Evansville.
Let US move forward.
THE SUBSCRIBER.
Evansville, Nov. II, 1869.
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COOPERATIVE BANKING IN ITALY
The development Of the cooperative
principle is one Of the features of the
times in Italy. A cooperative bank
of credit has been formed for tho
working classes in Naples. One half
Of It's shares have already been taken,
partly by working men, and the rest
are especially offered to the working
classes As soon as two fifths Of this
residue are taken, the bank will begin
operations on the following plan
Limited loans on word Of honor, dis
counting work. discounting bills, re-
ceipts OF savings, deposits in running
accounts, advances on public prop
erty. 1t is the first instance of the
application Of the co,operatiye aprin-
ciple to credit in Southern Italy
among the working classes, and the
experiment is regarded with much in
terest. A bank of the same kind ex-
lists in Padua, and has met with con-
siderable success, having with capt.
tai of 10000 lire conducted affairs in
the first year to amount to 100000
lire. r
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ThanksgIFIng,

I IF bcuntiful crops, and excellent
health to enjoy them, constitute the
principal reason for celebrating a.
Thanksgiving. the American people
to. day should enter into the solemni-
ties and festivities of the occasion
with a heartiness unknown to the
years that are past. Providence seems
to have smiled upon every acre Of
and under cultivation, and blessed
all the families with more than an
average share Of good health. While
many Of the prominent men of the
nation, like ripe shocks, have been
gathered to their fathers, and the
year has been unusually noted for the
number who have thus been called
away, still the great mass cf the peo-
pie have been blessed with extraor-
binary health, and their prosperity
honored with manifold signatures of
Divine favor. No epidemic has visited
our shores, and the cry Of the starry
ing has not been heard in the land
and the sufferers gone unrelieFed.
The past year has been pre- eminent
for quiet and peace. especially in our
own State We have had none of the
bitterness and excitement which usn-
ally grow out Of holly contested can
vases preceding State and National
elections. Our business men have
pursued the even tenor Of their way
with very few financial ups and
downs to jostle their serenity or dis
turb their equanimity. The people
have devoted their entire energies to
developing the resources of the coun.
try and improving their means o.
transportation, and many Of the mos
gigantic improvements Of the age have
been completed since last they were
officially called upon to offer up prayel
aud thanksgiving. Their success il
these undertakings should be theme
to call forth their gratitude and praise
While, no doubt, much the greater
? part of the day will be devoted tx
) feasting on the good things which
! God mas given US, it is to be hopeC
e that His temples will not be neglect
? ed, but that grateful worshippers vii
: fill them to OVERLOOKING. and demon
strate by the fervency Of their devo
! tons and their liberality TO the poor
!. that they acknowledge the Grea
Giyer eff every good and perfect gift
: and praise Him for His uustinted be
nefcence.
!, = In another place will be found III
" appointments for religious services i
:, the different churches.
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JOURNAL
A PROGLAMATIoN!


The President OF the United States haV-
ing nv his Proclamation OF the 5th instant,
designated TIlEsrsssaJrs tIte 18th day o.
November, 1869, as day of National
Thanksgiving and Praise TO Jehovah 10Y
His uubounded goodness TO is as q people,
I, CONRAD BAKER, Governor OF The fsIate
of Indiana, do earnestly and eoralAiiy
commend the Cey thus desiGnated 20 'ile
observance OF the people o. Indiana IN ac-
cordaHce with the Presidential recon- Ia en-
dation.
"1tis a good thing 10 give thanks unto
the Lord. and 10 sing praises to thy NAME
q Rrost ugh Let the people praise
thes. o Col: let all the people praise thee"
uThen shall the earth yield her increase;
m COD. even our God, shall bless us
ssFnter iato His gates with Thanksgiving
spd into HIS courts with praise; be thank
rnIunto Him and bless His name"
In witness whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name, and
caused the seal OF the state to be
IsrA1.l afixed, at the city of Indianapo-
lis. This 18th day of October, in the
wear of Our Lord, one thousand
eieht hundred and sixty-nine.
CONRAD BAKER.
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Amicted Resfored /.

IGNORANCE EXPOSED! FALLACIES
TNMASKED!-Hlg important to both
sexes. married ana single, in health and
disease! DR. LARMoNT's paris, London,
and New York; Medical Adviser and Mar
riaee Guide SIst edition. Nearly 500 DID,.
and 100 engravings, upon Gonorrhea ,Gleet
Structures, syphilis, Seminal Weakness.
Impoteney. Inflammation OF the Bladder
ola Ulcers, Piles. Bright's Disease, &c, &c
Elaborate treatment, with recipes and Ger
tihcates of cures. Price 81. Mailed free.
Office for treatment, $50 Broadway, New
York. ID rect Ietters--Box S44.
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leas be grateful 10 him for preferring
TO point G. moral by this statue instead
Of adjoining their backs with clothes
and their stomachs with food. IF the
money had been given for their bene-
fit it might have been spent and moth
ing would have been left to show for
it; but, now it is safely invested in
one of Poor Richards proverbs,
done IL brass, they can always have
it to point out to their children as an
examine to follow.
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e. AdverflsenAate.
9 9 8 8 8

re THE Eg0EEEEEG CEASS.-We ere
now prepared TO furnish all classes with
constant employment at home. the whole
of the time or for the spare moments.
Business new, light, and profitable. Per-
sons OF either sex easily earn from SOC. to
50 per evening, and q proportional sum by
deyoting their whole time to the business.
BOYS and girls earn nearly as much as
men. That all who see this notice may
send their address, and test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer: To such
as are not well satisfied, we will send 81 to
pay for the trouble of writing. Full parti-
to cornnaeace work on. and a copy of the
Peoples LGtS-dTg Companion one of the
largest and best family newspapers pub
ished--alI sent free by mail. Reader, II
Won want permanent, profitable work, adj
dress i. Q. ALLEN & Co, Augusta, Me.
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MOhAUNS IN INV LOAN' ~
New York Times says a Mormon tenn
pie is to be erected in that city within
the coming year. The building is to
cost at least 100000. and is to be a
house Of reception for Mormon emf
grants from Europe, and resting
place for the travelling brethren Of
the United States. At present there
are upward of 300 families of Latter
day Saints in Brooklyn. and as many,
if not more, in New York. They
have church in Brooklyn, which is
open to all corners, and are governed
by Saint and several elders. Some
of the men, it is said, have as many
as four and five wives living in differ
ent parts of the city.
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LUM EER, &C.
n r w FTR NJ.
B Hid q z -
EMPORIUM.


We respectfully call your attention to a
brief list of Building Materials manufac-
tured for and kept On hand By us. We
propose TO furnish everything required in
building. Our establishment comprises a
combination never before attempted by
any one house, we make Building Ma
terials q speciality; and from twenty-five
turer. and builder, we hatter ourselves
t. at we can furnish articles IN CUR line
more to the satisfaction OF builders, as re-
gaIds quality and fitness, than persons
with less experience assuring you that, If
our list comprises anything required by
you. we shall be most happy to forward
you, on application, our Price List.
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IT IS stated by several correspond
ents that President GRANT, in his
forthcoming message, will recommend
an early return to specie payment. It
is said he regards this as far more i'm
p5rtant than funding the debt, be-
cause there can be no stability for
business operations while the cur
reney remains in an unsettled eondi-
tion. 1t may be proper enough to
recommend resumption of specie pay
ment, but how to do it is the problem
that yet remains unsolved. IF the
President can give US the nsodus
opsraRdi, that viii not prove ruinous
tOthe debtor class of the country, and
at the same time be certain of success,
he will have accomplished triumph
in craftsmanship before which his
glory as a military commander must
pale. Simply, however, to refer the
whole thing to Congress, where it has
been under discussion and considera-
ton for several years, is to leave the
desired haven of financial security as
far off as ever. Money matters are
reported very tight in all parts of the
country at the present time, and we
fear that an official PRONUNCIATION by
the President of the opinion that the
resumption Of specie payment must
be speedy, thereby throwing the
weight of the Administration in favor
of that line of policy, will have
the effect to tighten the moose YET
more, and materially Increasing the
danger Of commercial strangulation
1t is evident, however, that more OF
less contraction must be endured be-
fore the finances of the country can
be established on a gold basis, and
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THE Utah Reporter says Mr. JoHN
BEADLE is recovering very rapidly
from the injuries received at the
hands OF Mormon rough. This will
be gratifying news TO the many friends
Of that gentleman in this State.
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perhaps nov is as acceptable time
o. Certainly no previous year,
sl1ce IL = war, has been blessed with
such WonderfullY bountiful crops.
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A PROFITABLE CORPORATION
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany is now one Of the most powerful
and wealthy corporations in the
world. From The last annual report
we clip the following paragraph show
ing the extent and profit of the Com
pany's operations:
Gross receipts FROM May !, IeGS, bf
70 4lay !, .'3I309a %
Working expenses.------.----.----- ,249 81
Net 2SIl,Sl4 50
Tcsai assets OF ny----......si5 ,5E5 9j9 81
The lines Of the company extend
from Plaster Cove. Cape Breton, to
Indianola, Texas. on the Atlantic
coast, and from Los Angeles to the
Kishyox Fisheries, 500 miles north of
New Westminster, British Columbia.
on the Pacific, They occupy every
State and territory except Minnesota
and New Mexico, and have exclusive
connection with the lines in these.
When it is remembered that under
the head Working Expenses is
included the liberal salaries paid the
officers of the company, and that the
stock has been most copiously watered,
the net profits of the company are
extremely large, and pay very hand
some dividend on the stock.
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DONsT SHAKE.

THE SUREST AGUE REMEDY KNOWN.
JoHNsoN'S VEGETABLE CANDY AGUE CURE.
Safe, permanent, and eRectual. So pleas.
ant every body will eat it. Contains no
poison. Sold everywhere. Made and sold
by HOWELL q JOHNSON, Bedford, IDdi-
ana. Sent, post paid, on receipt of price.
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A Curious Han.

He has discovered a speedy cure for
CaGarril and cold in the head, and sends
the recipe free TO all sufferers. Address
DR.. q. :. KENNEDY. Auburn, N. Y.
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Circular Saw Mills.
OF SOLID IRoN.

With improved direct attachment, war
ranted capable of cutting over 1000 feet of
flooring per hour, and Enthusiastically
BETTER, MORE DURABLE CHEAPER
than any other Mill: also best and cheap
est STEAM ENGINES. manufactured by
STEVENSON IL SEARS. at Upper SAM
dusky, Ohio. Send to them for full parti-
culars
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL for 1870.

Containing Fairy Story for Christmas,
Plays, Puzzles, and Wonders. Sixteen
large pages, illustrated. Sent FREE on
receipt of 2-cent stamp for postage.
ADAMS & CO., 81.
p BromfieId street, Boston, Mass.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We will send q handsome prospectus of
our NEW ILLUSTRATED AMILY
BIBLE to any book agent. free of charge.
Address EATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa; Chicago, ILL.,, or st.
I0uiS, Mo,
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:. = TAR.sPAyCLED RANNER,,

. ~ TAR.SPAEGLED BANNER.''-It
- still waves, better than ever. Rich,
Rare, Racy. Ledger size; 40 columns. Wit.
Humor, Fun; Hnmbugs Exposed. Elegant
So steel- plate g Evangetine" gratis to every
subscriber. Only z5c. for a whole year
steeI-plate FREE. Specimens &c. Address
HAMMER. HtnsdaIe. New Ham pshire.
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csoLos1ox,s CEErLDRES,s UNDER.
- CLOTHES SUPPORTER is the most
perfect article of the kind ever offered to
the public; made prettlly, fits nicely, gives
Miss wants. Mothers interested in the
comfort and health of their daughters
should examine its merits. For sale by
MILLER, GARDNER & CO.,
Evansville, Ind.
Mauufacs by d. 3. SAUNDERS &
CO, SO Sumner street, Boston, Mass.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-18
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DERFECT Essays for
3 Young Men, on the Evils of SELF
ENNERVAT1ON, with certain help TOR
the errtug and unfortunate. Sent in sealed
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-18

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BY Disston'g G. s. 26-inch Hand
Saws, 50 Is.

BY DisstOn'g C. s. 26-inch Hand
Saws, 50 Is.
SPEAR & JAOKSON'S
G. s. 28.ineh Hand Saws, 90 IS.
SPEAR & JACKSOE5
C. S. 2Sinch Ripping Saws, 50 IS.
Patent CrOss-Cut Saws 75o per Foot
Amss' Sh0Vels, 81 Is Each.
Coal Shovels, 81 25 Each
Best Chopping Axes, 81 %;
CAST STEEL GPADING FORKS. 81 25.
Belmont Nails. 10d, 12d and 300,
"a rs per Keg.
Belmont Nails-Sd IS; Sd IS IS 4d
So so; Sd fine blued, 81 so per
Keg.
SieVes-NOs. IA a. 10, So per
Dozen
TURN TABLE APPLE-PARRRS,
So per Dozen, 75e Zach.
OHIO TOOL COMPANY:
Single Smooth Planes 75e.
Single Jack Planes 81 IOs
Double smooth Planes 81 no;
Double Jack Planes 81 25s
Double Fore Planes 81 75s
Double JOinter Planes 81 25s
BRADBURY'S SPOKESHAVES,
Pinch 45o, 2 IL inch 55C, 3-inch $50.
We have now In our store very large
and well assorted stock OF general hard
ware, all of which we offer in the same
proportion as the above.
Terms Cash.
fred. p. STRAUB & CO.,
Sign of the Broad Axe,
NO. So MAIN STREET,
Three doors above our former place. lsel.