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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

CooLIDGEs, of the New York
Store, are opening a full line CT all
the popular brands of bleached and
brown Shirtings, Sheetings. and Cam
bric longcloths; also, Harris one and
two hook seamless Kid Gloves, 10 new
Spring shades. New style Linen
Collars, Dress Buttons, Empress
Frillings, Coventry Edgings, Ball
Jewelry, Mohair Switches and CHG
mons, Jubilee Nets, Irish Linens,
Shirt Fronts, French Corsets, &C.. all
at present reduced gold prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

RECoRDER's COURT-Frank Train
not George Francis. but cOlored
train, who couldn't, like G. II. T.,
order beefsteak in a dozen different
languages" The extent of his lin
quail ability was to call Mary Salvador
a COW, etc, and draw q revolver on
her. For this Mary Salvador wanted
him salivated. The Recorder charged
him $500. Mary swung herself cut
of the court room with an exultant
air, while Frank went with Policeman
jackson to get the cash.
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tcaiayi;le HarRef.

- reiograPh.l LOUISVILLE. Feb. q.
ToBAcCo-Sales or iS7 hhds. Of tobacco,
at 81 00o500 for trash, s5.5JG7.50 for Jugs,
as 00a2050 for low To good leaf.
BAGGIEG Quiet at 2js.
GoTToN-Duli ana lower. Middling ILc.
FLoUR-SteRdy extratamily 90 80.
WHEAT Quiet, Red and white si.0j9
ID.
CoRN-a3G q bushel
OATs-6Sa.
RYE -9So., including sacks.
PROVISIONS Firm; Mess pork 81 20 pa
con shoulders I2bSc: clear rib l654c; clear
sides lie: bulk shoulders lli4c. clear rID
f5c; clear Sides Ij4c; hams, sugar cureds
1870.
LARD-Tiorce, l6c. KEY. l7c.
WuIsKX-Raw, nrul at 81 J90c,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

s I. G. Bridwell L Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
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THE METHODIST,
III Nassau Street, New York.
a FACT FOR PHRYaIOL =

"a FACT FOR HEE Ya1OL0aTsTs. -
IL II Is q singular fact, that In this en-.
ngntened &C and country the treatment
usually adopted by tho faculty in cases OF
DYsPEpsIA ltHDIGEsTtos) j. the result of
false theory, indicating q taHte5itabtc f0It0-
rance Of The yhUs1Oit ~ az The st1nf0ch and
dfOesttpe organs, aud - m NEST instances
calculated TO establihh anu confirm the
malady 10 is intended to remove. The
Secretary Of the I'hfiadeiphfQ Botanfc Ilgttt-
fittc Will feel pleasure in forwarding tFREH)
20 ali applicants tho excellent botanic
remedy for indigo -TfON, BILIOUS AND
Liver CoIPLA1NTB. recently discovered
by Professor Walker. of Sydney, New
south Wales. Australia, aud cOfnmuni-
Gated to the Institute by that dstin-
guishCd botanist. The Medical Reform
Society lat whose cost these announce
ments appear} wish a. TO be distinctly un-
derstood that they will not, in any shape
nor under any circumstance Whatever,
accept any contribution, Jee or grdtuftD for
this recipe. the object of the Society being
To demonstrate the superiority Of tho bo-
tanic over every other practice or medt-
cine, and in return only desire that those
who may be- signally beBentted by iL will
forward To the Society q statement OF the
case, and thus aid with facts In acceler-
ating the present move ment in favor OF
medical reform. Enclose "a directed en-
velope to the Secretary botanic Institute
DIG South Fifteenth ST., Philadelphia, Pa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25
Re-Onened for the season.

B T. Tribe & Co., having bought
the Factory of w. Hunnel. wish to
inform the public that they have COM
menced running, and will fill all or
ders for Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames,
&c. Dressed Flooring, Weather
boarding, and all kinds of Lumber to
order. on short notice. Call and see
US. Factory-corner Of Walnut and
Fifth ST. feb21 2w.
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The river, We think, was declining
slightly last night. 1t will certainly
be falling this morning
The additional arrivals and depar-
lures up to midnight. include the
Quickstep Cairo and return; Clara
Scott Wabash River and return; EN-
peror, New Orleans TO Cincinnati;
West Wind, from Wabash River;
Lawrence. Cincinnati to Nashville;
Lady Pike, to Memphis; Rapidan
No. 2, Eastport.
The Quickstep was detained for 5
hours in bank of fog, and again by
a heavy business. and did not arrive
till nearly P. NJ, yesterday. She
had magnificent trip, including 300
bbls -four. 156 bales cotton, 80 hhds
tobacco, % cattle, 20 dressed hogs, IS
head live hogs, Ga hhds sugar. 126
head sheep, % half bbls molasses.
and great variety of misceIla ne Gus
freight. She didn't get off on
her returnstill II o'clock last night,
and had magnificent trip out.........
The Emperor had nice trip; she
discharged large quantity of freight
hefe......-..The Clara Scott and West
Wind had moderate trips. The
Scott left at midnight. on her return.
...... The Lawrence had about all
she could stow.......-...The Rapidan
No. 2 got off after dark with all she
could end room for. She could have
had as much more, if she had had
room for it......The Lady Pike got up
nice trip for Memphis...............
Capt. Gus. Fowler AMI John G lbeit
arrived from Louisville, yesterday
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NAME OMITTED.-The name Of a
person who was before the Recorders
court yesterday, is omitted, because
the Recorder desired it; and for the
further reason that the name hasn't
been learned, nor.the offence ofwhich
he was accused.
1t will be a rule from which we
shall never vary, to omit all names we
are unable to learn.
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Eur0peaa aarEeEs.


By Cabie.l LONDON, Feb. q.
Cousois closed at 92sz: money 925{; ae-
count OF bonds. 62. 90; 20, old, S0IS '67.
$50; 10 40s S554.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 24-Cotton closed quiz
eti uplauds lih@I5s; Orleans llK@li5s
sales COO bales. Corn DIS Cd.
PARIS, Feb. 2I.-Bourso dun; rs francs, 90
confines.
FRANKFoRF, Feb. "a. Bonds firm at 9is<
@9iJs,
IIAvRE. Feb. Election quiet at 1919
afloat, 1879 ON spot.
SUGARS - Firm, with large speculative
Inquiry NO u, ~ ass reals,
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1869
Terms ofsubzcrlptlOn Reduced
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
One Dollar Pays for One Year

IHE farmers are now engaged In harvest,
Ing, and VIII soon have gathered, one O
the most magnificent crops of grain ever
vouehsafed any people. Their barns ar,
| hlled TO oveTdowlng, and many Will expe
rieEce no little trouble in taking care o.
the wonderful abundance with which they
have been blessed by a kind Prsvidence
The nights are gradually growing longer
and the pleasant evenings may be profit
ably spent In gathering Information rola-
tive to events that are Transporting in ali
parts of the world.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
WIN be made up with a special view to
/ interesting the farmers. The original and
! selected articles will be on those TOPICS
which are best calculated to attract the
attention OF the family grouped around
the evening lamp. Great care VIII be
taken with its making up. Especially
will It devote considerable space to those
matters which are Of peculiar interest TO
the people living IN the Valley Of the
Lower Ohio. AS a people we have pecu-
liar interests, which heed fostering and
developing, and 1t will be the constant
aim Of the JoURSAL 10 so advocate them
as TO bring them more prominently before
the public.
As domestic Newspaper--a Loca
Newspaper, the JoUREAL VIII tolerate no
superior.
1t will contain all the latest Market Re-
| ports, including that OF Tobacco and TeIe-
graphic News from al parts OF the world,
| carefully compiled and condensed.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
will be faithfully attended to, and Stories,
original and selected, Poetry. Humorous
Sayings and Doings, win SIways be found,
to give variety and interest to its columns,
AGRICULTURAL MATTERS
WIN also receive the attention their i'm
portance demands, aud the housewife may
expect TO gather many a vaIuab recip
and suggestion from It's columns, in the
progress of the year.
IN POLITICS
The JoURSAL will be what II has been l.,
the past, faithful to the principles of the
Republican Party. But while IL will pre-
sent its opinions with 1rmness, it will en-
deavor to do SO In language temperate and
conciliatory. il is full time that the asper-
tiles OF politics were abandoned.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL
WIN be drst-class Family Newspaper.
particularly adapted to the people of In
diana, Kentucky, and Illinois. on the
Lower Ohio, and as such It expects to re-
ceive their approval and support.
In order that the paper may be placed in
every family, the terms OF subscription
have been greatly reduced, ana no farmer
Is so poor as TO be unable to subscribe. We
call the attention OF our friends to the
terms of subscription, and urge them TO
make some effort towards increasing the
circulation OF the JOURNAL In their imme-
date nelghborhoods. VIII our friends
devote a few OF their leisure moments in
this laudable undertaking.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
sii1,nln orrlns an. ,nnr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

From HENDERSON, = Reuben NJ.
Davis, engineer Of steamer No. 2, has
received letter from a member Of
the Henderson City Council with the
information that that city has deter
mined to have a steamer. A report
from a committee. to enquire into
the matter, viii be submitted at the
next meeting Of the council.
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DIDN'T WANT his NAME PUBLISH
ED.-Johnny Snip tried to have the
JOURNAL reporter omit his name
from the paper. saying he would pay
for the omission. Wonder if he
thinks his reputation would suffer?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

In THROUGH THE ICE--A boy
broke through the Ice on Sweitzer's
pond, below the city, on Wednesday,
aud came near being drowned. Our
informant could not give the name of
the boy, nor tell how narrow his es
rnnn WIS.
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Anctlon in EARNEST.

Dry Goods are being sold at most
reasonable rates by T. NJ Elliott. He is
closing out Stock from Gibson coun-
ty. His Auction Room is crowded by
the ladies every day at 2 o'clock and
Up. III. No 81, Main street.
feb24 IF
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lev sogb cold ana slocR ssrktt.

3y Telegraph new YoRE. Feb. "A.
The events or Wall street to-day are the
most Important since the opening of the
new ear; 1881 bonds sod at premium IN
gold, while the latter fell to lI61S, under
the enormous sales and news from Wash
ington that the Senate had passed a reso-
luton against the further increase of the
currency, and from London of a further
rise In bonds. Stocks also fell loo per cent.
The market was Tor time on the verge OF
panic. The rush to sell was great. and
weak holders were slaughtered freely by
the brokers. Governments also fell of in
S. patty with gold. The day was a gala
one for tue bears.
MONEYS trifie more active at 596 On
call.
STERLING-Quiet at $685..
GeID-Opened at II75s: declined TO 1I61z
and closed at II63S9II61z. Carrying IA es
4tos7 per cent
GovERNMENTs Lower, but closed steady.
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II Is ImpossIbIe

To complete the outfit of the culina
ry department without a supply of
DooLEY's BAKING Powder, The
best, purest and cheapest baking
powder known, as one pound will go
further than two pounds Of ordinary
manufacture, and from it can be made
the sweetest and lightest kind of bis
cults, rolls, corn cakes, &c, &C., every
time, to perfection. One trial will
convince the most skeptical of its SUI
periority over all others. For sale by
Grocers. feb21tu thu&sat.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

PERsoNAL.-Commissioner Samuel
Barker, whose case was mentioned in
the JOURNAL some weeks ago, is fast
recovering, He is able 10 get about
the house on erutehes, and hopes to
be able to attend the session of the
Commissioners Court next month.
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New Advertisements.
RAMsDELL NORWAY OATS.

For those who wish TO experiment In n
small way with these giant cereals, we
have concluded 20 OFF, DOLLAR SAM
PIE PACKAGES, tnuR giving every body
"a chance To profit by their Introduction.
Any man, woman, or boy who has farm,
garden, or village lot, can make ESQ by
sending 81 81 onco for pacEage, enough
printed history full OF Interest TO every
farmer. Look out for counterfeit seed I
RA MBD ELL 4 Co, 2iS Pearl street, New
York, or III Lake Street, Chicas o. Cireu-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

TOBACCO SALE.-,Messrs. Martin,
Gardner & Co.. sell this morning, at
the Evansville Wareh ouse, at the
usual hour, a lot of tobacco.
They sold yesterday twenty seven
bales of cotton, at from II to % cents,
being from good style dog tair' to
mid6ling upland. These figures were
based on the New York market, and
the price of gold.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-Special servi-
ces will be held in the Vine Street
Church, this day, at 3 P. NJ. and Sat
urday, at 3 pm. All those who de-
sire to unite with the Church, are re-
quested to be present.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Henry Ash
ley, an elderly lady, living on Sixth
Street between Walnut and Chestnut,
died very suddenly yesterday morn
ing about 5 o'clock, from heart dis.
ease.
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Yalaable Promo " for sale.

The Oberdorfer property will be
sold at Auction on Saturday, the 10Th,
at the Court Hou door, at 2 o'clock.
The sale viii positively take place.
A fine chance for bargains is offered.
feb25 2t
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THE NEW YORK METHODlsT

Publishes Sermons, "A Serial story for the
Family, new ChildIcnB story every
week, Chats with the Little Folks, Edito-
rails by the best Methodist writer's and
others, Foreign ana Domestic Correspond
ence, full Departments OF Secular aud Re-
ligioua Intelligence lin short, Whatever
goes 70 make a complete Family Paper.
Price, ~ 20 a year. Liberal premiums To
canYitshers. carly gubHol iptionA COM
mence at any time. For specimen, en-
close a 2-cent stamp 10
-, THE .METHopIaT,
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Bea- The GALAXY for March can be
had of Fish & Barter. The table of
contents was published in Wednes-
days Journal
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Wanted.

A small secondhand safe. Apply
early to day OF
RAaoN, DICKEY & CARSON.
It Corner Water and First st.
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DELIRIUM TREMENs.-It is Tumor-
ed that man in Lamasco. died yes
terday morning. while in the act Of
taking class Of liquor ia a grocery.
Delirium Tremens did il.
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Ba- The Recorder had two cases
before him yesterdays In one of
them he proved himself an excellent
moral lecturer.
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A MATINEE.-In the Recorders
Court, yesterday afternoon, Johnny
Snip and "Rsddy not Red6y. the
blacksmith-Reddy, the Rough, were
tried for general cussedness. :"
Six ladies testified that Johnny was
very drunk and abusive at a disrepu
table house in demonstrating
Mollie Williams and Rachel Stinson
with chair, and threatening all man
ner Of violence.
Molly Williams, who has shock
ing black eye inflicted by Johnny,
refused to raise her veil by Johnny's
direction, and in her testimony said
he was only in fun when he raised a
chair to her.
Reddy," redheaded, low browed
rufian, was shown to have threatened
to throw lamp at one of the women
and to break down the door of the
next house, urging Snip, who was
more intoxicated than he, to greater
violence.
The worthy Recorder gave Snip a
good moral lecture, which Snip inter
rupted by Offering to bet the Court
ten dollars that if let off he would
leave town in less than ten hours.
The precious pair were fined $25
each, aud in default were locked up.
This sentence will keep them thirty
one days in the lookup.
The matinee was attended by about
thirty-fve men and women. The
audience included some Of the choic-
est of spirits Of Lamasco, men and
women.
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MASONIC.

Conclave Of knights Templar. this.
Friday. evening. at o'clock. A full
attendance is requested. Per order
Of E @. a. ]. COLBURn. Rec.
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Ia Evansville is sadly in need Of
workhouse where persons convicted
of miner offeDses con be made useful.
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DECLINE in GoLD.-By our New
York money dispatches, this moruing,
it will be noticed that gold closed
yesterday at 81 163, the lowest point
it has reached since 1862.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

So Writing and copying inks, and
the best quality Of carmine inks, for
sale at the journal Office.
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ASH LEY-DepaTted this life yesterday
morning, at 4 O'Clock, of heart disease,
MARY, consort of Henry Ashley, in the
6lst year of her age.
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BAD RoADs.-Deputy Sheriff Lauer
reports the roads between this city
and the Henderson Ferry. in horri-
bic condition. The river is making
severe eneroaehments on the proper
ty along the bank, washing away the
road in some places, and causing
some of the farmers to tremble least
their whole farms will disappear be
fore many years.
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CITY NEW S.

Those ties have not yet been
removed from the middle OF Main
Street.
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B~ A gentleman asks the
JOURNAL to call attention to dirty
alleys. Attention, alleysl
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Nashville Market.

By telegraph NASHVILLE, Feb "a.
CoTToS-Dull; low middling 2l1zc; good
ordinary zoe. stock, sos bales.
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DIAMOND CLUB.-The Diamond
Dancing Club will hold a social hop
tonight, at the residence Of DIR. Bray.
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REFUSING TO PUFF.-It seems that
the JOURNALS not the only paper that
Is refusing to puff exhibitions Of equiv
oeal character. Other papers are
"pitching into" the Blonde Burlesque
business of Lydia Thompson, ct al.
There are good exhibitions enough
going; of which Evansville deserves
and will patronize her full share, but
no Cafe Chantant can pass muster
here even if they do omit the "beer
Jerking feature. Sec telepraphic
account Of the cowhiding in Chicago
o. II. TIFFANY, d. D.-The Libra
~ Association of this city are to be
highly commended for having made
an engagement with DIR Tiffany. to
lecture before the citize : Evans
vile.
DIR. Tiffany is one Of the most elc-
ouent and talented of America ora
tors, whether in the pulpit or on the
ros.rum, and the announcement of
his coming will be hailed with delight
bv all who know him or his well de-
served reputation for eloquence and
patriotism.
He lectures at Trinity NJ r. Church
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
March 9th, OH and 10Th.
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B3~ Tags with or without strings,
for sale OF the Journal Office.
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Rfvar RlaDnfcnen.

PIrTsBURG, Feb Electromagnetic
6feet inches, and about stationary.
Allegheny s feet scant and falling
slowly; at Greensboro, 4 feet, and at
Brownsville, 6 feet and stationary at
both points; at Oil City, 30 inches
and stationary. No arrivals or de-
partures, except slack water packets.
The st. Charles was at Wheeling,
this forenoon, and will attempt 10
come through to this port. Weather
cold last night, but now moderating.
Ice light in the Monongehela, but
is getting heavier in the Allegheny.
Thermometer 29o at noon. and rising
PITTsBURG, Feb. 81 - Growing
colder. Thermometer 260. Monon-
gahela feet 6 inches; Allegheny z
feet 10 inches aud falling. With heavy
loo rruuInp
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LOCAL NOTICES.
PRIYFERS NINTRD.

Good printers wanted at this office
Apply Immediately. No union men
need apply.
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DGr Billhead and Post Office Box
es for sale at the j Journal office.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 24-Port list
Spray, from Nashville to Cincinnati
Sallie, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Robt. Burns, Cincinnati TO Memphis !;
Silver Moon. Memphis to Cincinnati
Norman, Cincinnati to Evansville.
River declining. with II feet water in
the canal. and 10 feet on the falls /;
70 feet space under the bridge.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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aea Fegk Bgy eoods SarRot.
.,-, Nrv YoRR. Feb. q.

~ ANtok4t-PAsi 49,"
Dry Goods; improved feeling through
out; bleachel brown cottons, mncnnngeui
marked pretty well sold up Prints very
irreg iInr. owing to the forcing OF business
NV = reduction in price. Freeman's prints
are foDbfng at 81 cents.
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B0- One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, aud selling at
reduced prices.
JAMS SOuAPKER, BUssIEG & Co.
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THE PETREFIED SNAKE.-A learn
ed geologist assures US that the pet
rifactiou, Of which we made mention
yesterday morning, as a petri6ed
snake, Isl simply a petrifed plant
which fourished in the earboniferous
ages, and is closely allied to the Fern
plant. Biologists call it StgiIlaria.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-25

THIS brand OF Emo
cut chewing tobacco
has uo equal or SUI
pcrior anywhere. IL
best chewing tobacco
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3 3 3 8 9

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Business new, light, and profitable. Per-
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devottng their whole time to the business.
Boys ana girls earn nearly as much as
men. That all who see this notice may
send their address, and test the bushes
we make this unparalleled offer: To such
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Accents, Read ThIsl

We VIII pay agents a salary OF $50 PER
WEEK and expenses. or allow a large
commission, 10 sell our new wonderful Ia
VenttonS. Address
NJ. WAGNER 81 co,
Marshall, Mich
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ga The best stock Of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings, &C., at lowest
prices. at
jams SCHAPKER, Busting e. Co.